| Severity |
Category |
Rule |
Message |
Line |
| Error |
javadoc |
JavadocType |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
83 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
83 |
| Info |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
85 |
| Info |
javadoc |
JavadocVariable |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
86 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
90 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
90 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
99 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
99 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
106 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
106 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
112 |
| Error |
sizes |
LineLength |
Line is longer than 120 characters (found 149). |
115 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
115 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
115 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
118 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
176 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
176 |
| Error |
sizes |
LineLength |
Line is longer than 120 characters (found 122). |
263 |
| Error |
sizes |
LineLength |
Line is longer than 120 characters (found 132). |
328 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
339 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
360 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
370 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Expected an @return tag. |
392 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Expected @param tag for 'repository'. |
393 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
401 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
419 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Unused @throws tag for 'NotFoundException'. |
438 |
| Error |
sizes |
LineLength |
Line is longer than 120 characters (found 123). |
444 |
| Error |
coding |
RedundantThrows |
Redundant throws: 'NotModifiedException' is subclass of 'ProxyException'. |
446 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'for' is not followed by whitespace. |
514 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
514 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'=' is not preceded with whitespace. |
514 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'=' is not followed by whitespace. |
514 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'<' is not preceded with whitespace. |
514 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'<' is not followed by whitespace. |
514 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
514 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
514 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAfter |
',' is not followed by whitespace. |
522 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
545 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'=' is not preceded with whitespace. |
545 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'=' is not followed by whitespace. |
545 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'<' is not preceded with whitespace. |
545 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'<' is not followed by whitespace. |
545 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
545 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
545 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
567 |
| Error |
sizes |
ParameterNumber |
More than 7 parameters (found 9). |
567 |
| Error |
sizes |
LineLength |
Line is longer than 120 characters (found 179). |
568 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
571 |
| Error |
sizes |
LineLength |
Line is longer than 120 characters (found 121). |
601 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'+' is not preceded with whitespace. |
601 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
601 |
| Error |
sizes |
LineLength |
Line is longer than 120 characters (found 138). |
612 |
| Error |
sizes |
LineLength |
Line is longer than 120 characters (found 131). |
614 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
627 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
627 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
627 |
| Error |
sizes |
ParameterNumber |
More than 7 parameters (found 8). |
641 |
| Error |
sizes |
LineLength |
Line is longer than 120 characters (found 123). |
643 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
654 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
654 |
| Error |
sizes |
LineLength |
Line is longer than 120 characters (found 121). |
678 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
727 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
735 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
735 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
735 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
741 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
741 |
| Error |
sizes |
LineLength |
Line is longer than 120 characters (found 158). |
742 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
742 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'+' is not preceded with whitespace. |
742 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'+' is not followed by whitespace. |
742 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'+' is not preceded with whitespace. |
742 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'+' is not followed by whitespace. |
742 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'+' is not preceded with whitespace. |
742 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'+' is not followed by whitespace. |
742 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'+' is not preceded with whitespace. |
742 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'+' is not followed by whitespace. |
742 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'+' is not preceded with whitespace. |
742 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'+' is not followed by whitespace. |
742 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'+' is not preceded with whitespace. |
742 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'+' is not followed by whitespace. |
742 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'+' is not preceded with whitespace. |
742 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAround |
'+' is not followed by whitespace. |
742 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
742 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Expected an @return tag. |
786 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Expected @param tag for 'repository'. |
787 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
802 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
802 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
824 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
824 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
829 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
834 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
834 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
839 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
844 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
844 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
849 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
854 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
854 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
859 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
864 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
864 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
869 |
| Warning |
javadoc |
JavadocMethod |
Missing a Javadoc comment. |
874 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
874 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
880 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
880 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
886 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
886 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
886 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
887 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
887 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
891 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
904 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
904 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
904 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
909 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
909 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
909 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
913 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
913 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
913 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
916 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
916 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
916 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
923 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
923 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
923 |
| Error |
whitespace |
WhitespaceAfter |
'cast' is not followed by whitespace. |
924 |
| Error |
blocks |
RightCurly |
'}' should be alone on a line. |
925 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
925 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
925 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
925 |
| Error |
blocks |
RightCurly |
'}' should be alone on a line. |
927 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
927 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
927 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
927 |
| Error |
blocks |
RightCurly |
'}' should be alone on a line. |
929 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
929 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
938 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
938 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
938 |
| Error |
blocks |
RightCurly |
'}' should be alone on a line. |
940 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
940 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
940 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
940 |
| Error |
blocks |
RightCurly |
'}' should be alone on a line. |
942 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
942 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
942 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
942 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
'(' is not followed by whitespace. |
952 |
| Error |
whitespace |
ParenPad |
')' is not preceded with whitespace. |
952 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
952 |
| Error |
blocks |
RightCurly |
'}' should be alone on a line. |
954 |
| Error |
blocks |
LeftCurly |
'{' should be on a new line. |
954 |


Aspose Application creates a new NetBeans project by downloading and referencing libraries of Aspose Java components.
Aspose Project Wizard allows you to select components from Aspose Java product lines like Aspose.Cells for Java and Aspose.Words for Java etc.
Once specific component is selected, its reference is automatically downloaded from Aspose servers and referenced in classpath of the project.
Once project is created, user can then add Aspose samples using Aspose Example.
Available samples are displayed in tree format from where user can select one.
Selected sample will be added to current project including source files and required data files.
New created project is ready to debug/evaluate, all references are automatically added.
With this plugin, you never need to check for new releases of Aspose components. Whenever a new release is published, you will be notified while creating new project and you can also check release notes to save your time.


In this step you will learn how to create your own custom display filter.
Let's see what the filter code looks like.
checkmark
FilterSince this filter is generic (i.e. it is not specific to any view or component), we are going to
register it in a core
module, which contains "application-wide" features.
app/core/core.module.js
:
angular.module('core', []);
app/core/checkmark/checkmark.filter.js
:
angular.
module('core').
filter('checkmark', function() {
return function(input) {
return input ? '\u2713' : '\u2718';
};
});
.filter
suffix.
The name of our filter is "checkmark". The input
evaluates to either true
or false
, and we
return one of the two unicode characters we have chosen to represent true (\u2713
-> ✓) and false
(\u2718
-> ✘).
Now that our filter is ready, we need to register the core
module as a dependency of our main
phonecatApp
module.
app/app.module.js
:
angular.module('phonecatApp', [
...
'core',
...
]);
Since we have created two new files (core.module.js, checkmark.filter.js), we need to include them in our layout template.
app/index.html
:
...

...
The syntax for using filters in AngularJS templates is as follows:
{{expression | filter}}
Let's employ the filter in the phone details template:
app/phone-detail/phone-detail.template.html
:
...

Infrared

{{$ctrl.phone.connectivity.infrared | checkmark}}

GPS

{{$ctrl.phone.connectivity.gps | checkmark}}

...
Filters, like any other code, should be tested. Luckily, these tests are very easy to write.
app/core/checkmark/checkmark.filter.spec.js
:
describe('checkmark', function() {
beforeEach(module('core'));
it('should convert boolean values to unicode checkmark or cross',
inject(function(checkmarkFilter) {
expect(checkmarkFilter(true)).toBe('\u2713');
expect(checkmarkFilter(false)).toBe('\u2718');
})
);
});
The call to beforeEach(module('core'))
loads the core
module (which contains the checkmark
filter) into the injector, before every test.
Note that we call the helper function inject(function(checkmarkFilter) {...})
, to get access to
the filter that we want to test. See also angular.mock.inject().
checkmark
filter is injected as checkmarkFilter
.
See the Filters section of
the Developer Guide for more info.
You should now see the following output in the Karma tab:
Chrome 49.0: Executed 4 of 4 SUCCESS (0.091 secs / 0.075 secs)
Let's experiment with some of the built-in AngularJS filters.
Add the following bindings to index.html
:
{{'lower cap string' | uppercase}}
{{{foo: 'bar', baz: 42} | json}}
{{1459461289000 | date}}
{{1459461289000 | date:'MM/dd/yyyy @ h:mma'}}
We can also create a model with an input element, and combine it with a filtered binding.
Add the following to index.html
:
<input ng-model="userInput" /> Uppercased: {{userInput | uppercase}}
Now that we have learned how to write and test a custom filter, let's go to step 12 to learn how we can use AngularJS to enhance the phone details page further.


{% load i18n %} {% block help_message %}
{% blocktrans %} Each alarm definition is defined by its expression composed out of: mathematical function, metric, threshold and comparator for metric's value and the threshold. Additionally it is possible to narrow evaluation of the alarm to certain entities by choosing their dimensions. The deterministic alarms never enter UNDETERMINED state. Use them for metrics that are received sporadically. {% endblocktrans %}


This is an minimal implementation of a portal for San Francisco's GitHub-hosted open source projects. It's primary goal is to help the City and County coordinate many organizational repos across San Francisco in one easy to find place. The hope is that this serves to encourage other agencies looking to participate in open source projects to start hosting their own repos. Given the relatively decentralized structure of departments, this portal helps departments and agencies maintain a level of autonomy in their open source projects, while allowing people outside government to find projects across the City in one place.
If you're a department or agency that would like to participate, read more here.
This portal is an open source project as well, take a closer look on GitHub.


--- layout: page permalink: /talks/index.html title: Public Events description: "A list of sessions I have given" ---
...
{{talk.description}}


A little bit about me.
I'm a native of Buffalo, NY. My journey into tech started with a degree in Communications. I've always been interested in tech and the role of tech in everyday life. With more knowledge of communications and the role of digital communications, I was drawn to tech and the ability to build beautiful useful websites.
By pursuing design and development, I realized I found something that gave me the freedom & versatility I was looking for in my work. Now I've made a full switch to front-end development and Wordpress, where I can use my organization skills and eye for detail to write clean, elegant code that function seamlessly.
Hand-Coded HTML
My focus is writing clean, well-formatted, semantic HTML5 by hand to make sure that the content is easy to read, easy to collaborate, trouble-shoot and accessible.
Well-Organized CSS
I pride myself on writing CSS that is easy to read and build on. I focus on keeping my CSS lean and fast to load, and I make it a habit to stay up to date on current best practices.
Ease Converting Designs into Code
You can trust me to take a designer's PSD and quickly & accurately convert it into a webpage that is pixel-perfect match.


267_wutwut1.py
class Solution:
def maximizeXor(self, nums: List[int], queries: List[List[int]]) -> List[int]:
return solve(nums, queries)
def solve(nums, queries):
# first sort the queries based on the second val, so we only process the numbers that are valid
nums.sort()
new_queries = list(enumerate(queries))
#print(new_queries)
new_queries.sort(key = lambda x: x[1][1])
queries = new_queries
#print(queries)
tree = Tree()
i = 0
res = [0] * len(queries)
for ind, (val, limit) in queries:
while i < len(nums) and nums[i] <= limit:
tree.add(nums[i])
i += 1
res[ind] = tree.get(val)
return res
class Tree():
def __init__(self):
self.root = {}
def add(self, num):
#print(num, 'add')
curr = self.root
for n in reversed(range(32)):
isone = (num & (1<<n)) >= 1
if isone not in curr:
curr[isone] = {}
curr = curr[isone]
def get(self, num):
curr = self.root
res = 0
for n in reversed(range(32)):
isone = (num & (1 << n)) >= 1
if (not isone) in curr:
#print('match', num, n, isone)
curr = curr[not isone]
res += 1 << n
elif isone in curr:
curr = curr[isone]
else:
return -1
return res


| 20.1 |
Area, Population, Sex-ratio, Population Density and Literacy Rate in States and Union Territories of India, 2011 |
|
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| 20.2 |
Birth Rate in Major States of India |
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| 20.3 |
Death Rate by Sex and Residence in Major States of India |
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| 20.4 |
Infant Mortality Rate by Sex and Residence in Major States of India |
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| 20.5 |
Child Mortality by Major States of India |
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| 20.6 |
Percentage Distribution of Live Births by Type of Medical Attention Received by the Mother at Delivery by Residence, India and Major States |
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| 20.7 |
Production of Total Cereals and Food grains in some Major States in India |
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| 20.8a |
Sales of Electricity in India by type of Consumption (Utilities only) |
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| 20.8b |
Sales of Electricity by type of Consumption in Major states of India in 2007-08 (Utilities only) |
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| 20.8c |
State wise Sales of Electricity by type of Consumption since 2009-10 (Utilities only) |
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| 20.9 |
Economic Structure of Factories under Annual Survey of Industries (Census and Non-Census Sectors) in different States of India |
|
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| 20.10 |
Gross State Domestic Product at Factor Cost by Major States of India at Current prices as on 31.07.2015. |
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| 20.11 |
Gross State Domestic Product at Factor Cost by Major States of India at Constant (2004-05) Prices as on 31.07.2015. |
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| 20.12 |
Net State Domestic Product at Factor Cost by Major States of India at Current Prices as on 31.07.2015. |
|
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| 20.13 |
Net State Domestic Product at Factor Cost by Major States of India at Constant (2004-05) Prices as on 31.07.2015. |
|
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| 20.14 |
Per Capita Net State Domestic Product of Major States of India at Current Prices |
|
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| 20.15 |
Per Capita Net State Domestic Product of Major States of India at Constant (2004-05) Prices |
|
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| 20.16a |
Total Number and Amount of Cheques Cleared through the Clearing Houses in India (Upto 2011-12) |
|
|
| 20.16b |
Total Number and Amount of Cheques Cleared through the Clearing Houses in India (Since 2012-13) |
|
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| 20.17 |
Per Capita Revenue Receipts in Major States of India |
|
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| 20.18 |
Per Capita Expenditure on Revenue Account in Major States of India |
|
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| 20.19 |
Per Capita Tax Revenue in Major States of India |
|
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| 20.20 |
Per Capita Expenditure on Developmental Heads in Major States of India |
|
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| 20.21 |
Quantity of Cereal Consumption per Person for a Period of 30 Days in Major States of India |
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Baby seal stay awake after exhausting day of being rescued and posing for photos
Adorable video footage captures the moment a baby seal was unable to stay awake after an exhausting day of being rescued and posing for photos.
The five month-old seal, now named Santos, sparked a rescue attempt after flapping his way into a parking garage in Redwood, near San Francisco, on Sunday morning.
Firefighters were soon on the scene to rescue Santos from danger, then took him back to the safety of their station.
And once there Santos was happy to play with a rope for some photos, with video footage showing the baby seal’s obvious enthusiasm for the game.
But being a model can be tough work, with Santos filmed struggling to stay awake shortly afterwards, and eventually falling asleep, KCRA reported.
Santos was later picked up by the Marine Mammal Center, and taken to their facility in Sausalito, just across the Golden Gate Bridge.
He will be monitored to ensure he is in good health, before being released back into the wild.


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The small town on the west coast of La Gomera is called Valle Gran Rey but, confusingly, its port is called Vueltas.
Position 28° 04'40"N, 17° 19'46"W (harbour entrance)
Due to a large breakwater, the old commercial port now has space for visiting yachts.
It is also possible to anchor in the bay south of the harbour in 8 to 12m, in sand. Open to the west and subject to gusty winds caused by the high cliffs.
The port office is in the building by the harbour gates (Tel. 922 805476). There is water on the quay, also showers in the Cofradia building.
Last updated 2007.


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The SMP is a nationwide poll featuring 122 student journalists from all Football Bowl Subdivision conferences. There are voters from 69 different schools across 34 states. The Post Sports will break down its ballots each week. Here are the top five, those it kicked out of the Top 25 and those it added:
Molly Burchard, Asst. Sports Editor
Top 5
1. Alabama
2. Ohio State
3. Georgia
4. Clemson
5. Michigan
Once again, all the teams in my Top 5 this week are the same as last. However, there was some movement among the five spots.
Alabama stayed at No. 1 after its 49-26 win over Arkansas. It led the whole game and has had a smooth start to Southeastern Conference play over the past two weeks. Alabama's defense has allowed the fourth fewest yards per game in the Football Bowl Subdivision, and its offense is ranked No. 4 in points per game as well.
Ohio State overtook Georgia at No. 2 this week, something that I probably should have had last week as well. Ohio crushed Rutgers 49-10, and even though Rutgers is tied for last in the Big Ten East Division, it was still a good win for the Buckeyes.
I had to drop Georgia to No. 3 after it almost lost to Missouri on Saturday. The Bulldogs played from behind for nearly the whole game. A comeback is impressive, but they shouldn't have been down in the first place.
Finally, I know I said Michigan would probably stay at No. 4 in my pick explanations last week. However, Clemson deserved the spot after it defeated Top 10 opponent North Carolina State 30-20. Michigan played Iowa, and only beat the second worst team in the Big Ten West 27-14.
Who I added:
UCLA, TCU, Florida State
UCLA is 5-0 and just beat ranked Washington, which was all I needed to hear in order to add it to my poll at No. 22. UCLA is also already 2-0 in conference play, and I could see it giving Utah and USC a run for their money if it continues to play well.
On that same note, TCU made my rankings at No. 24 because of its dominant 55-24 win against Oklahoma. TCU had an all-around great offensive day Saturday. Its quarterback Max Duggan threw for 302 yards and three touchdowns, and it had two rushers run for over 100 yards.
Those numbers would be impressive against any team, but against Oklahoma, they're even sweeter.
Why did I add Florida State to my poll this week and not last? Good question. Most of the reason it made it into my Top 25 this week is because of panic and not knowing who else to add. Because I failed to rank Florida State last week when it was still undefeated and was once again struggling to pick teams towards the bottom of my rankings, Florida State squeaked in.
Who I dropped:
Pitt, Minnesota, Texas A&M
After Pitt's loss to 1-3 Georgia Tech, there was no room for it in my rankings. Losing to a 1-3 team is bad enough, but a 1-3 team that just fired its head coach? That's even worse.
Minnesota's time in the Top 25 was short-lived. The Gophers made an appearance last week at No. 24, but dropped out of my poll after their 20-10 loss to Purdue Saturday.
And for the second time this season, Texas A&M lost a game it shouldn't have, which is why it dropped out of my poll this week. It was only losing to Mississippi State 21-10 going into the fourth quarter Saturday, and it had a chance to turn the game around. However, its defense could not hold and it gave up another 21 points.
Will Cunningham, Sports Editor
Top 5
1. Alabama
2. Ohio State
3. Georgia
4. Clemson
5. Michigan
My Top 5 is once again the same, and I won't waste any time talking about it this week because I have a remarkable number of changes to get to in the rest of my poll, and frankly, until one of these teams loses, talking about them is pretty boring.
Who I added:
TCU, Wake Forest, Illinois, Maryland, Mississippi State
Texas Christian University blew Oklahoma's doors off in Week 5, winning 55-24 in maybe the most surprising result of the weekend. Senior quarterback Max Duggan accounted for 418 yards and five total touchdowns. The Horned Frogs are 4-0 heading into next week's College Gameday matchup against 5-0 Kansas.
Wake Forest returns to the Top 25 after an impressive 31-21 win over Florida State. The Demon Deacons were somewhat unfortunate to drop out after a Week 4 loss to Clemson, so the rebound win brings them right back.
Illinois got Paul Chryst fired as Wisconsin head coach with a 34-10 win at Camp Randall. Current Illinois coach and former Wisconsin head coach Bret Bielema would've taken some pleasure in this win, and his Illini are now 4-1.
Maryland comfortably took down Michigan State 27-13 in Week 4, and as the game took place in October, it is now safe to consider Maryland a good team. The Terps have one of the better passing attacks in the Big Ten, and they are better than they have been, maybe since joining the conference.
Mississippi State knocked off Texas A&M 42-24, and, perhaps most surprisingly of all, ran the ball 24 times, a staggeringly high number for a Mike Leach team. The Bulldogs are now 4-1, and if Leach is truly starting to run a slightly more balanced offense than his traditional pure Air Raid, that is a sign of good things to come.
Who I dropped:
Texas A&M, Pitt, Washington, Oklahoma, Arkansas
I am officially done with Texas A&M, or as it is sometimes referred to, "the loudest 9-3 team in America." With two losses already on the books and staring down games against Alabama, Ole Miss, Florida and LSU, the Aggies will be lucky to get to 9-3 this season.
Pitt suffered one of the most embarrassing losses of the season in Week 4, losing 26-21 to a dilapidated Georgia Tech program that had just fired its coach. Pat Narduzzi followed up an ACC title by driving off Mark Whipple, the offensive coordinator who had made Pitt so exciting in 2021 and is now paying the price.
Washington came crashing down to earth in Week 4 with a 40-32 loss to UCLA, and although that was enough to drop the Huskies out of the Top 25, they are still 4-1 and could get back in quickly with another few wins.
Oklahoma has some real issues, and back-to-back losses to Kansas State and TCU have dropped it from No. 6 to out of the Top 25 in just two weeks. The offense has been solid, but the defense has been dreadful the past two weeks, which is strange considering former Defensive Coordinator Brent Venables coaches the Sooners.
Arkansas is the only one of these five teams that lost to a ranked team, and it was my No. 1, Alabama. There is no shame in such a loss, but a number of teams just outside the Top 25 notched impressive wins and the Razorbacks were unable to keep the game particularly close, so they, unfortunately, have to drop out.
Ashley Beach, sports writer
Top 5:
1. Alabama
2. Georgia
3. Ohio State
4. Clemson
5. Michigan
My Top 5 is still the same five teams, but there has been a shift in the order. Alabama and Georgia swapped, as well as Clemson and Michigan. Ohio State is still stuck in third. I fall into the same category as Will; until one of these teams make a big mistake, I'm not taking it out of the Top 5.
Who I dropped:
Florida, Pitt and Texas A&M
Florida started the season strong and it did beat Eastern Washington in Week 5, but someone had to go to make my poll work this week. Unfortunately, I had to give Florida the boot.
Pitt lost to Georgia Tech, a program that is crawling its way through the season. It was not the same Pitt that defeated West Virginia, and it was not the same Pitt that took Tennessee to overtime. Until something changes, Pitt will not be on my poll.
Texas A&M is about to take on Alabama and it does not seem like it will be able to handle the challenge. Mississippi State ran over Texas A&M. Therefore, it is off my poll.
Who I added:
Boston College, James Madison and Kansas State
James Madison is playing its first year in the Football Bowl Subdivision, and it is phenomenal. James Madison is still undefeated and deserves a vote because of that. I hope to see James Madison break into the AP rankings.
Kansas State is an underdog, and I love underdogs. It snuck out of the shadows to defeat Oklahoma and now it sits second in the Big 12 which is Impressive.
Boston College was my panic pick this week. I can't explain why it is on my ballot, and I cannot explain why I put it above the No. 25 spot, but If I could re-vote this week, Boston College would not be on the poll.


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Implicit function prototypes are evil.
Recently I stumbled upon a major issue when using the cffi library to pass data generated inside C library to Python. The following code was supposed to access pointers and lengths of arrays from the C library and make the data available for further processing in Python:
count = lib.overflow_buffer_count();
if count > 0:
buf_size = lib.overflow_buffer_size(0);
for i in range(0, count - 1):
data.append(ffi.unpack(lib.overflow_buffer_access(i), buf_size))
# last buffer might not be full
buf_size = lib.overflow_buffer_size(count - 1)
data.append(ffi.unpack(lib.overflow_buffer_access(count - 1), buf_size))
This code would work until it wouldn’t. On rare occasions, when the buffer length is sufficiently large to create only a single allocation, the code would cause a segmentation fault. Obviously, I tried to find the bug in the code handling allocation of multiple buffers. Yet, it wasn’t the reason behind incorrect memory accesses. Finally, I was able to confirm that pointer values used in C and Python code were different!
# C output
PYPAPI: Overflow buffer acccess 0x7f0c5af5e010 at 0
# Python output
<cdata 'long long *' 0x5af5e010>
# C output
PYPAPI: Overflow buffer acccess 0x7f25d19a9010 at 0
# Python output
<cdata 'long long *' 0xffffffffd19a9010>
The 64-bit pointer has been truncated to a 32-bit value! The bug would manifest
itself only when pointer returned from malloc
was, in fact, a 64-bit value. The
question remained: why did it happen?
An inspection of the build process of C library allocating buffers revelead a couple of warnings that are usually ignored as harmless.
pypapi/_papi.c:1939:10: warning: implicit declaration of function ‘overflow_buffer_access’; did you mean ‘_cffi_d_overflow_buffer_access’? [-Wimplicit-function-declaration]
Clearly, the C bindings generated by cffi
are missing the declaration of my
C function overflow_buffer_access
. The problem lied deep in the build code:
_ROOT = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))
_PAPI_H = os.path.join(_ROOT, "papi.h")
_PAPI_CALLBACKS = os.path.join(_ROOT, "papi_callbacks.h")
ffibuilder = FFI()
ffibuilder.set_source(
"pypapi._papi",
'#include "papi.h"',
sources=['pypapi/papi_callbacks.c'],
extra_objects=[os.path.join(_ROOT, "..", "papi", "src", "libpapi.a")],
include_dirs=[_ROOT],
)
ffibuilder.cdef(open(_PAPI_H, "r").read())
ffibuilder.cdef(open(_PAPI_CALLBACKS, "r").read())
While we provide headers through a call to cdef
, they are only used by cffi
to register C types for usage from Python code. The actual headers used for the compilation
of binding are provided in the second argument of a call to set_source
. Due to
a small typo, I provided a proper include to PAPI used by my C library but
forgot the #include "papi_callbacks.h"
. Adding the include resolved both
compiler warnings and the problem with pointer truncation.
But why did it cause the issue in the first place? The actual reason is the permissive
C allowing to use functions without providing its declaration, in contrast
to C++ rules that are much more strict there. Since the function declaration might
not available when processing the calling code, the compiler generates a prototype
applying a set of standard rules. The return type is not a part of function signature
and is by default assumed to be an integer
. As we can find in the C89 standard
(link to one of the drafts available online,
the official standard release is still quite expensive even though the language is
30 years old).
If the expression that precedes the parenthesized argument list in a function call consists solely of an identifier, and if no declaration is visible for this identifier, the identifier is implicitly declared exactly as if, in the innermost block containing the function call, the declaration
extern int identifier();
appeared.
With an implicit cast to integer, the mystery of pointer truncation is resolved. Of course, I wasn’t the only one to cause such problems. After all, it’s an easy mistake to make, and fortunately, the implicit function declaration has been removed from C99 standard, although the compiler is still allowed to create an implicit declaration for compatibility reasons, as we find in the rationale for C99 standard.
A new feature of C99: The rule for implicit declaration of functions has been removed in C99. The effect is to guarantee the production of a diagnostic that will catch an additional category of programming errors. After issuing the diagnostic, an implementation may choose to assume an implicit declaration and continue translation in order to support existing programs that exploited this feature.
One more
reason to enable -std=c99
switch in all C builds and of course, always pay
attention to compiler warnings!


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CDC 2019
IEEE Conference on Decision and Control
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IEEE |
Nice, France |
2019-12-11 |
2019-12-13 |
2019-03-11 |
103 |
59.2% (2016) |
Scopus |
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MECHATRONICS 2019
8th IFAC Symposium on Mechatronic Systems
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IFAC |
Vienna, Austria |
2019-09-04 |
2019-09-06 |
2019-01-13 |
43 |
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Scopus |
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NOLCOS 2019
11th IFAC Symposium on Nonlinear Control Systems
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IFAC |
Vienna, Austria |
2019-09-04 |
2019-09-06 |
2019-01-13 |
43 |
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Scopus |
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CCTA 2019
IEEE Conference on Control Technology and Applications
|
IEEE |
Hong Kong, China |
2019-08-19 |
2019-08-21 |
2019-01-19 |
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63% (2017) |
Scopus |
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MED 2019
27th Mediterranean Conference on Control and Automation
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IEEE |
Acre, Israel |
2019-07-01 |
2019-07-04 |
2019-01-22 |
4 |
69.5% (2017) |
Scopus |
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IROS 2019
IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems
|
IEEE |
Macau, China |
2019-11-03 |
2019-11-08 |
2019-03-01 |
90 |
48% (2016) |
Scopus |
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IFAC WC 2020
21st IFAC World Congress 2020
|
IFAC |
Berlin, Germany |
2020-07-12 |
2020-07-17 |
2019-10-31 |
43 |
66.4% (2017) |
Scopus |
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AIM 2019
2019 IEEE/ASME International Conference on Advanced Intelligent Mechatronics
|
IEEE / ASME |
Hong Kong, China |
2019-07-08 |
2019-07-12 |
2019-02-15 |
38 |
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Scopus |
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CASE 2019
2019 IEEE 15th International Conference on Automation Science and Engineering
|
IEEE |
Vancouver, Canada |
2019-08-25 |
2019-08-28 |
2019-02-15 |
12 |
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Scopus |
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SMC 2019
2019 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics
|
IEEE |
Bari, Italy |
2019-10-06 |
2019-10-09 |
2019-03-31 |
5 |
55% (2016) |
Scopus |
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AVEC 2020
Advanced Vehicle Control
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AVEC |
Atsugi, Japan |
2020-09-14 |
2020-09-18 |
tbato be announced |
2 |
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Scopus1 |
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ICAT 2019
International Conference on Information, Communication and Automation Technologies
|
IEEE |
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
2019-10-20 |
2019-10-23 |
2019-06-01 |
3 |
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Scopus |
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MMAR 2019
International Conference on Methods and Models in Automation and Robotics
|
IEEE |
Międzyzdroje, Poland |
2019-08-26 |
2019-08-29 |
2019-03-04 |
6 |
|
Scopus |
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NECSYS 2019
Distributed Estimation and Control in Networked Systems
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IFAC |
Chicago, USA |
2019-09-16 |
2019-09-17 |
2019-04-30 |
43 |
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Scopus |
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MODRED 2019
4th Workshop on Model Reduction of Complex Dynamical Systems
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Graz, Austria |
2019-08-28 |
2019-08-30 |
2019-03-31 |
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Please select the type of application you are submitting:
Winery
Distillery
Brewery
Co-packer
In order to complete your business plan, you must select a type of manufacturer licence.
Your application must include a business plan that describes your proposed operations, including:
- Which of the following manufacturing activities will take place at your manufacturing site on behalf of a BC licenced winery, brewery, or distillery: packaging, bottling, blending and/or flavouring of liquor.
-
What stages of manufacturing will be taking place at your manufacturing site.
You must
demonstrate that they will produce at least 4,500 litres per year on site.
Onsite production means
fermenting
and at least one of the
following winemaking steps: blending, crushing, filtering, aging for at least 3 months, secondary
fermentation
or carbonation, and packaging.
-
Financial statements outlining production (in litres) and sales forecasts for a three year period.
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Your proposed product(s), and any plans regarding contract manufacturing (you manufacturing for
others,
and/or them manufacturing for you) and
the manufacturer(s) involved.
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Your proposed agricultural sources (e.g. grapes, hops) and whether all sources will be from B.C.
- Whether you will be using neutral grain spirits.
-
A list of all manufacturing equipment including equipment costs (to be eligible for a licence, you
must
demonstrate that you own or lease the equipment
necessary to manufacture on-site, and you must continue to maintain that equipment to renew your
licence).
- Where you will store packaged products, if not on-site.
-
Whether your brewery will operate in conjunction with a liquor primary (brewpub)
at the
same site, and whether product will be piped in from the brewery to serve on tap.
- A sample of the brew sheets you intend to use in your production.
- Your business insurance certificate (if available).
- How you plan to distribute your packaged product.
-
If you don't have productive crops yet, explain when planting will take place and
when
you will have product (e.g. grapes) to use in production.
- Explain how you plan to distribute your packaged product.
-
Explain if you will be leasing any of your agricultural land to others, or
selling
agricultural products to others, and identify who.
-
Explain if you will be leasing lands from others, or buying agricultural products
from
others, identify who, and provide lease and/or contract fruit documents.
- Identify your winemaker, and whether they produce for another winery.
The Office of the Fire Commissioner (OFC) requires that a distillery
owner/applicant
construct and maintain their distillery in conformance with the BC Fire Code
requirements for fire prevention/protection. A copy of the Approval in Principal letter will be provided
to OFC.
Business Plan
Upload your business plan:
Production and Sales Forecasts
Upload financial statements outlining production (in litres) and sales forecasts for a three year
period:
Proposed Agricultural Sources
Indicate the amount of grapes, fruit and honey that will be farmed at the winery site and used for
the production
of wine:
Stages of Manufacturing Taking Place Onsite
Onsite production means fermenting and at least one
of the
following winemaking
steps: blending, crushing, filtering, aging for at least 3 months, secondary fermentation or
carbonation, and
packaging.
Yes
No
Yes
No
Upload a sample of the brew sheets you intend to use in your
production:
Distribution Plan
Upload a description of how you plan to distribute your packaged product:
Business Insurance
Upload your business insurance certificate:


I tend to be conservative about drugs, having only done some occasional MJ, hash, LSD (once) and Pacific herbs. Ayahuasca appealed to the mystic in me, but the hassles of trying to locate it were too much. Then I discovered Salvia.
I mail-ordered a tincture of it (longer lasting effects, but not cheap) and prepared to do it “by the book.” Most of the pot I’ve smoked in recent years hardly effected me and I worried that I’d be a resistant “salvia hardhead” too. Since I just finished dinner, I worried that this would also lessen the effect.
Got the bedroom primed with a dim nightlight, a jungle-sounds CD, and a large sign with some simple metaphysical advice, in case the trip went sour. Unhooked the phone. I figured I didn’t need a sitter because I was going for a low dose this first time.
 This seemed really weird, but that’s what the science guys said to do. Next I took 3 dropper loads of tincture with 2 loads of hot water. Under the tongue it went.
It had a somewhat bitter nasty flavor, but wasn’t intolerable. I checked the clock and waited for the prescribed 15 minutes to elapse. I sat on the edge of the bed for about 5 minutes, when it happened. It wasn’t like the feeling of a pot rush when “the eagle lands”; it was more like a freight train came ripping in. I hung in there for 5 more minutes, but when room started to melt, I spit the glorious green goo into the sink.
I tried walking, which wasn’t easy, since I was now on the planet Jupiter. My arms and legs weighed tons, much like I’d experienced when drinking Micronesian sakau (kava kava). I flopped back on the bed and prayed that my wife would soon arrive.
I was a little nauseous, but not dizzy.  I couldn’t even imagine what 9 dropper loads would do.
 The demanding nature of your senses and the swaying visuals are too distracting, like a beautiful woman devoting all her attention to you. I floated in this sensual void for 30 minutes.
My wife finally came home. I was surprised (and so was she) that I could speak rationally, but I didn’t want to.
There was a 45-minute afterglow with some impressive colors. Salvia is definitely not recreational. Next time I plan to up the dose and get a sitter. It’s not a socializing drug during its dance, but afterward, it would be nice to be in the company of fellow salvianados.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


I am a technical product manager by profession, but in past adventures have dabbled as computer vision researcher, FPGA product marketing engineer, and research software developer in a Music Cognition Laboratory, and more recently data science. I enjoy simplifying complexity into elegant product experiences.
Here are some data science or coding projects I've been working on.
Delayed aircraft are estimated to have cost the airlines several billion dollars in additional expense, not to mention the uncertainty it adds to a passenger's travels. The goals of this project as part of the Metis week 2 & 3 project is to predict flight delay time using linear regression based on 2017 United States flights data. Through the analysis, it should also shine a light on factors that impact flight delay time, and help others to develop mitigating strategies.
See here for code on Github. See here for blog post.
Team:
flights
Date:
January 2019
Category:
ML
Movie Genre
We all love watching movies. It's helpful to use genre as a way to decide what movie to watch, without reading full movie descriptions. But it's not always easy to identify genre of a movie. Even if one is already identified, it may not be one you agree with. What if there's a way to identify genre using natural language processing, based on movie plot? Possible applications could be to predict genre when there is none available. Perhaps more common though, is to help identify alternative applicable genres even when there is one identified.
See here for code on Github. See here for blog post.
Team:
movies
Date:
February 2019
Category:
ML
Startups
As a potential investor or hire, how can you assess whether to further invest or join a startup? This project predicts type of status (acquisition, IPO, close, operating) for a company given current funding and company information. This can help potential investors or employees to look out factors to assess a startup and the potential exit path.
See here for code on Github. See here for blog post.
Team:
startups
Date:
February 2019
Category:
ML
Mod-a-Recipe
Mod-a-Recipe is developed as my capstone project at Metis data science immersive bootcamp, to combine my passions for cooking and natural language processing. The idea came from my own experience of always reviewing more than one recipe for a dish I had in mind to figure out what ingredients I can modify or swap out to suit my taste. Using natural language and machine learning techniques, similar recipes are found given a selected recipe, and suggestions on modifications are provided to make a recipe your own.
See here for code on Github. See here for blog post.


...sometimes
...I'll help you understand when
"[I]t's a situational thing - the team decides what makes sense to be a unit for the purposes of their understanding of the system and its testing."— Martin Fowler, martinfowler.com
A unit test verifies a function's correctness
against a specification.
A unit is...
t
)__construct
)update.php
)...one thing
Point of confusion: these can all be written in PHPUnit.
function increment($a) {
return $a + 1;
}
A Test
class IncrementTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestSuite {
public function testIncrement() {
$result = increment(1);
$this->assertEquals(2, $result);
}
}
There are two challenges with testing a unit:
... anything that makes it not a pure function.
function increment(Product $product) {
$product->favorite_count = $product->favorite_amount + 1;
// Write value to database.
$product->save();
return $product;
}
A Test
class IncrementTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestSuite {
public function testIncrement() {
$product = new \Product();
$product->favorite_count = 1;
$result = increment($product);
$this->assertEquals(2, $result->favorite_count);
}
}
Test doubles are the tools we use
to test code that has shared state or side effects.
$dummy = $this->getMockBuilder('SomeClass')->getMock();
$cut = new ClassUnderTest($dummy);
$response = $cut->methodDoesntNeedDummy();
// Make an assertion.
... or just use null
?
$fs = new FakeFileSystem();
$cut = new ClassUnderTest($fs);
$response = $cut->write('A string going to a log.');
// Make an assertion.
Example: write a fake for a logger.
$stub = $this->getMockBuilder('User')->getMock();
$stub->method('getFirstName')->willReturn('First');
$stub->method('getLastName')->willReturn('Last');
$cut = new ClassUnderTest($stub);
$full_name = $cut->getFullName();
$this->assertEquals('First Last', $full_name);
Like a dummy, but is called and returns values.
$user = $this->prophet->prophesize('User');
$cut = new ClassUnderTest($user->reveal());
$cut->getFullName();
$user->getFirstName()->shouldHaveBeenCalled();
$user->getLastName()->shouldHaveBeenCalled();
Like a stub, but captures calls.
$stub = $this->getMockBuilder('User')->getMock();
$stub->expects($this->once())->method('getFirstName')->willReturn('First');
$stub->expects($this->once())->method('getLastName')->willReturn('Last');
$cut = new ClassUnderTest($stub);
$fullName = $cut->getFullName();
Like a spy, but runs assertions on execution of CUT.
It depends if you're doing
Sociable or Solitary unit testing.
Source: Jay Fields, "Working Effectively With Unit Tests"
A boundary is "a database, a queue,
another system, or even an ordinary class
if that class is 'outside' the area your trying
to work with or are responsible for"— William E. Caputo, www.williamcaputo.com
Drupal\Core\Batch\BatchStorage
public function load($id) {
$this->session->start();
$batch = $this->connection->query("SELECT batch FROM {batch} WHERE bid = :bid AND token = :token", array(
':bid' => $id,
':token' => $this->csrfToken->get($id),
))->fetchField();
if ($batch) {
return unserialize($batch);
}
return FALSE;
}
public function test_load_starts_session() {
$statement = $this->getMock(StatementInterface::class);
$connection = $this->getMockBuilder(Connection::class)
->disableOriginalConstructor()
->getMock();
$connection->method('query')->willReturn($statement);
$session = $this->getMock(SessionInterface::class);
$session->expects($this->once())->method('start');
$csrf_token = $this->getMockBuilder(CsrfTokenGenerator::class)
->disableOriginalConstructor()
->getMock();
$batch_storage = new BatchStorage($connection, $session, $csrf_token);
$batch_storage->load(123);
}
public function test_load_starts_session() {
$prophet = new Prophet();
$statement = $this->getMock(StatementInterface::class);
$connection = $this->getMockBuilder(Connection::class)
->disableOriginalConstructor()
->getMock();
$connection->method('query')->willReturn($statement);
$session = $prophet->prophesize(SessionInterface::class);
$csrf_token = $this->getMockBuilder(CsrfTokenGenerator::class)
->disableOriginalConstructor()
->getMock();
$batch_storage = new BatchStorage($connection, $session->reveal(), $csrf_token);
$batch_storage->load(123);
$session->start()->shouldHaveBeenCalled();
}
Drupal\Core\EventSubscriber\MaintenanceModeSubscriber
public function onKernelRequestMaintenance(GetResponseEvent $event) {
$route_match = RouteMatch::createFromRequest($event->getRequest());
if ($this->maintenanceMode->applies($route_match)) {
\Drupal::service('page_cache_kill_switch')->trigger();
if (!$this->maintenanceMode->exempt($this->account)) {
drupal_maintenance_theme();
$content = Xss::filterAdmin(SafeMarkup::format($this->config->get('system.maintenance')->get('message'), array(
'@site' => $this->config->get('system.site')->get('name'),
)));
$response = $this->bareHtmlPageRenderer->renderBarePage(['#markup' => $content], $this->t('Site under maintenance'), 'maintenance_page');
$response->setStatusCode(503);
$event->setResponse($response);
}
else {
if ($route_match->getRouteName() != 'system.site_maintenance_mode') {
if ($this->account->hasPermission('administer site configuration')) {
$this->drupalSetMessage($this->t('Operating in maintenance mode. Go online.', array('@url' => $this->urlGenerator->generate('system.site_maintenance_mode'))), 'status', FALSE);
}
else {
$this->drupalSetMessage($this->t('Operating in maintenance mode.'), 'status', FALSE);
}
}
}
}
}
\Drupal::service
drupal_maintenance_theme()
Xss::filterAdmin
SafeMarkup::format
Drupal\Core\EventSubscriber\MaintenanceModePageOverrideSubscriber
Create an interface to implement later
Drupal\Core\Site\MaintenanceModePageInterface
namespace Drupal\Core\Site;
/**
* Defines the interface for a maintenance mode page.
*/
interface MaintenanceModePageInterface {
/**
* Returns a Response object.
*
* @return \Drupal\Core\Render\HtmlResponse
* The response object for a maintenance page.
*/
public function getResponse();
}
Create a subscriber to override page rendering
Drupal\Core\EventSubscriber\MaintenanceModePageOverrideSubscriber
public function onKernelRequestMaintenance(GetResponseEvent $event) {
$route_match = RouteMatch::createFromRequest($event->getRequest());
if ($this->maintenanceMode->applies($route_match)) {
if (!$this->maintenanceMode->exempt($this->account)) {
$response = $this->maintenancePage->getResponse();
$event->setResponse($response);
}
}
}
public function test_applicable_page_sets_maintenance_page_response() {
$prophet = new Prophet();
$account = $this->getMock(AccountInterface::class);
$maintenance_mode = $this->getMock(MaintenanceModeInterface::class);
$maintenance_mode->method('applies')->willReturn(true);
$maintenance_page = $this->getMock(MaintenanceModePageInterface::class);
$response = $this->getMock(HtmlResponse::class);
$maintenance_page->method('getResponse')->willReturn($response);
$subscriber = new MaintenanceModePageOverrideSubscriber($maintenance_mode, $account, $maintenance_page);
$request = $this->getMock(Request::class);
$request->attributes = $this->getMock(ParameterBag::class);
$event = $prophet->prophesize(GetResponseEvent::class);
$event->setResponse(Argument::cetera())->willReturn();
$event->getRequest()->willReturn($request);
$subscriber->onKernelRequestMaintenance($event->reveal());
$event->setResponse($response)->shouldHaveBeenCalled();
}
What is this test doing!?
class UserMother {
public function getJohnDoe() {
var $user = new User();
$user->setFirstName('John');
$user->setLastName('Doe');
return $user;
}
}
class UserBuilder {
protected $user;
public function __construct() {
$this->user = new User();
}
public function withNoPosts() {
foreach ($this->user->getPosts() as $post) {
$this->user->removePost($post);
}
return $this;
}
public function with10Posts() {
for (var $i = 0; $i < 10; $i++) {
$this->user->addPost(new Post());
}
return $this;
}
public function build() {
return $this->user;
}
}
class UserTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase {
use UserAssertions;
public function test_something_complicated() {
// Testing logic...
$this->assertHasNoPosts($user);
}
protected function assertHasNoPosts(User $user) {
// Complicated logic...
$this->assertEmpty($posts);
}
}
Bad:
$this->assertEquals('' . $something . '', $value);
Good:
$this->assertEquals('A string literal', $value);
Source: Cunningham Ward, c2.com
class IncrementTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestSuite {
public function testIncrement() {
// Arrange.
$product = new \Product();
$product->favorite_count = 1;
// Act.
$result = increment($product);
// Assert.
$this->assertEquals(2, $result->favorite_count);
}
}
Which assertion failed? I have no idea.
Bad:
$this->assertEquals('John', $user->getFirstName());
$this->assertEquals('Doe', $user->getLastName());
Good:
$this->assertEquals('John', $user->getFirstName());
Good:
$this->assertName('John', 'Doe', $user);
I didn't change this class!? How is it now erroring?
Why am I repeating myself so much?
Writing these tests takes way too long.
I spend more time changing tests than code!!!
"If it stinks, change it."— Grandma Beck, discussing child-rearing philosophy, "Refactoring"
Solitary unit testing makes bad OOP stinky.
See also kernel tests.
"Writing unit tests is reinventing
functional programming
in non-functional languages."— Christian S., noss.github.io
Solitary unit testing motivates us towards pure functions while allowing us to keep the benefits of OOP.
"It should not be underestimated how much easier these functions are to test than their state-filled counterparts."— Simon Honeywell, "Functional Programming in PHP"
means fewer merge conflicts
means higher collaboration
means faster development
means quicker innovation
means lower development cost
means higher accuracy in deliverables
This is especially true for solitary unit testable code!
Feedback is welcome:
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Slides are available:
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Preheat the oven to 210C/410F/Gas 6.
Season the lamb with salt and freshly ground black pepper and insert the rosemary sprigs into the pocket in the fillet.
Heat an ovenproof frying pan until hot and add the olive oil, garlic and lamb. Fry the lamb on all sides, until golden-brown all over, then transfer to the oven to roast for 5-8 minutes, or until cooked through. Remove and rest for 3-4 minutes.
Meanwhile, for the vegetables, slice the tomatoes, courgettes and aubergines into 5mm/¼in thick rounds.
Heat a frying pan until hot and add the olive oil. Add the tomatoes, courgettes and aubergines, season with salt and freshly ground black pepper, and fry for 3-4 minutes, until just tender and golden.
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Status |
Buy and Hold (Equities/Forex) Strategy purchasing assets and holding them for the duration of the algorithm. Seeking to demonstrate how to initialize an algorithm and access price data.
Accessing DataInitializing Algorithms
|
Completed |
Buy and Hold with Trailing Stop Placing and updating a stop-market order combined with basic charting to visualize the stop price movement.
Order ManagementBasic Charting |
Completed |
Momentum-Based Tactical Allocation Using a momentum indicator to shift investment between the S&P500 to a Bond ETF. Introducing multiple asset portfolios and the use of an indicator.
Multi-Asset Portfolio
Using Indicators
Equities
|
Completed |
Open Range Breakout Uses consolidators to aggregate the first 20 minutes of a day and trades when the price moves beyond that range. Introduces custom period consolidated price bars.
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|
Completed |
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Universes
Price Volume Filtering
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|
Completed |
200-50 EMA Momentum Universe Select assets where the 50-EMA is greater than the 200 EMA. Seeking to introduce creating structures to contain symbol specific data, and using the history API to warm them up.
Universes
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Completed |
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STD Indicator
Parameter Minimization
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Completed
|
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Status |
The Algorithm Framework A simple strategy to buy SPY each morning on market open using the algorithm framework - a scaffolding for powerful strategy design.
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Execution Model
Portfolio Model
Universe Selection Model
|
Assigned |
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Pairs Trading
Market Neutrality
Position Sizing
Equities
|
Assigned |
Pairs Trading with Cointegration Test Scanning a basket of assets monthly for potential cointegration and making a pairs trade when detect a divergent pair. Using scheduled events for the cointegration test.
Pairs Trading
Cointegration Test
Scheduled Events
Equities
|
Assigned |
Liquid Value Stocks Selecting a universe of the 100 most liquid assets and rank by their PE-Ratio to get the best value stocks. Each month buy the 10 best value stocks, and short the worst value stocks.
Universe Selection
Fine Universe Selection
Long-Short Hedge
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|
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Advanced Universe Selection
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Equities
|
Assigned |
Hedging FX Books with Interest Rate Harnessing an alternative data source (Trading Economics) to invest proportionately with interest rate changes in the underlying economies.
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Alternative Data
Global Macro
Forex
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Registering, but not testifying:
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ON:
Steele, Catherine Wright Director of Governmental Affairs (Texas Department of
Agriculture), Austin, TX
ON:
Reddy, Vikrant Policy Analyst (Texas Public Policy Foundation), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Hodges, Ken Associate Legislative Director (Texas Farm Bureau), Austin, TX
Patton, Marissa (Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association), Austin, TX
Skaggs, Jason Executive Director of Government and Public Affairs (Texas and
Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association), Austin, TX
Winegarner, Josh Director of Government Relations (Texas Cattle Feeders Association),
Amarillo, TX
Woodard, Shayne (Texas Association of Dairymen), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Favia del Core Borromeo, Marida (Exotic Wildlife Association), Giddings, TX
Ward, Donald Director of Governmental Affairs (Livestock Marketing Association of
Texas), Austin, TX
ON:
McGeary, Judith Executive Director (Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance), Cameron, TX
Snelson, Gene General Counsel (Texas Animal Health Commission), Austin, TX
FOR:
Bunte, Les Citizen (Self), Snook, TX
Hoffman, Donald J Citizen (Self), Brenham, TX
WITNESS LIST
Agriculture, Rural Affairs & Homeland Security
April 22, 2013 2:30 PM - or upon adjournment
Key, Dan Chairman- SFFMA TFLAG Committee (SFFMA- State Fireman and Fire
Marshal's Association), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
English, Pat Fire Chief Parker County ESD No. 3 (Texas Fire Chiefs Association), Hudson
Oaks, TX
Higgins, Mike Legislative Director (Texas State Association of Fire Fighters), Austin, TX
Reidy, Jim San Antonio Firefighter (Self), San Antonio, TX
Skipper, Miles Instructor (Kilgore College Fire Academy), Kilgore, TX
Steelman, JP Fire Chief (Longview Fire Department), Longview, TX
Villareal, Johnny Legislative Director (Houston Fire Fighters Local 341), Houston, TX
Wilkes, Betty Executive Director (Texas Fire Chiefs Association), Austin, TX
ON:
Bizzell, Lynn Program Manager (TEEX), College Station, TX
Moore, Robert Division Director ((TEEX) Texas A&M Engineering Ext. Service), College
Station, TX
Sera, Gary Director (TX A&M Engineering Ext Service (TEEX)), College Station, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Baker, Edwin Chief (Stockdale FD), Stockdale, TX
Brieden, John County Judge (Self), Brenham, TX
Carlton, John Attorney (Texas State Association of Fire and Emergency Districts), Austin,
TX
Favia del Core Borromeo, Marida (Exotic Wildlife Association), Giddings, TX
Gardner, Bill Member (Texas Industrial Emergency Responders Board), Austin, TX
Garris, Charles Fire Chief (Pleasanton Fire Dept), Pleasanton, TX
Gee, Charles Retired (Jasper Fire Department), Jasper, TX
Grimm, James Executive Director (Texas Poultry Federation), Round Rock, TX
Hufford, Ron Exec. VP (Texas Forestry Association), Lufkin, TX
Morris, Joe (TX. Sheep and Goat Raisers Association), Austin, TX
Prasifka, David F Fire Chief (Jourdanton Vol Fire Dept), Jourdanton, TX
Regnier, Ted CEO (VFIS Firemen's Insurance Service), Austin, TX
Richardson, Michael Fire Chief (Decatur Fire Dept), Decatur, TX
Turner, Bob Consultant (Texas Poultry Federation), Voss, TX
Turner, Bob Consultant (Independent Cattlemen of Texas (ICA)), Voss, TX
AGAINST:
Alvarado, Aidan (Laredo Fire Department), Laredo, TX
Chavis, Thomas Vice Chairman PAC (Conroe Professional Firefighters), Conroe, TX
Crow, David W President (Arlington Professional Fire Fighters Association), Arlington,
TX
DeLanghe, Wayne Firefighter (San Antonio Professional Firefighters Local 624), San
Antonio, TX
Gibson, Rob (Fort Worth Firefighter Association), Ft Worth, TX
Mahone, Patrick Lieutenant (Baytown Fire Dept), Houston, TX
WITNESS LIST
Agriculture, Rural Affairs & Homeland Security
April 22, 2013 2:30 PM - or upon adjournment
Medrano, Mark President (IAFF Local 1173 Baytown Firefighters), Baytown, TX
Riddle, John President (Conroe Prof. Firefighters), Willis, TX
Rivera, Alejandro P (Laredo Fire Dept), Laredo, TX
Tate, Jim Battalion Chief (Fort Worth Fire Department), Fort Worth, TX
Taylor, Kyle Battalion Chief (North Hays County Fire Reserve), Austin, TX
Travis, Noah Equipment Operator (Baytown Fire Department), Baytown, TX
Providing written testimony:
FOR:
Stephens, Kyle E Capt. Fire Fighter (Decatur Fire Department), Decatur, TX


In 1871, T. H. Huxley was invited to join a committee for the investigation of Spiritualist phenomena. He declined, writing:
supposing the phenomena to be genuine—they do not interest me. If anybody would endow me with the faculty of listening to the chatter of old women and curates in the nearest cathedral town, I should decline the privilege, having better things to do.
And if the folk in the spiritual world do not talk more wisely and sensibly than their friends report them to do, I put them in the same category.
The only good that I can see in a demonstration of the truth of ‘Spiritualism’ is to furnish an additional argument against suicide.
Quoted in The Founders Of Psychical Research by Alan Gauld (Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1968)


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Richie is a concept for a financial assistance bot I worked on for a hackathon. The idea was simple : keeping track of your money is hard, and Richie tries to be your friend who makes it easy for you. I also thought Richie could be expanded to offer investment advice, and be a one-stop shop for managing your money.
While we eventually decided to build a Messenger bot because we didn't have enough time, here's how I had initially planned the the interactions for a standalone app.


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This is the user interface of the Digital Twin Platform.
Implemented by Salzburg Research.
This work was supported by the IoT4CPS project, which is partially funded by the “ICT of the Future” Program of the FFG and the BMVIT that are Austrian research-funding agencies.


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Please read his blog for more information.
The strategy generator is a pun on many stratbros who come in as strategic advisor and come up with something that seems very reasonable and extremely convincing.
So here is a machine, helping you with that. Click on buttons below to get a strategy for your company, and if you don't like it, press the button again. Theses buttons generators random convincingly appropriate strategy.I also wrote ChatGPT prompt engineered strategy code You can copy this prompt and use as input for ChatGPT and it will give you an eleaborate strategy.
PS: This is only a joke and not a real strategy generator.I was intrigued, but it wasn't hosted on Heroku anymore, and I kind of wanted to play with it. So I decided to host it myself, and also add a few features.Oh noes! @swardley's Strategy Generator has fallen off the internets!https://t.co/5LbIk0xwwt
— Daniel Terhorst-North (@tastapod) December 1, 2022
Simon was kind enough to share the original blog post and then I got on with it.Which blogpost? I might write it for you.
— Ajey Gore (@AjeyGore) December 1, 2022
Now, here it is, hosted on my blog. And fantastic thing about it that all this code including most of the text is written by github-copilot. Have Fun!Which blogpost? I might write it for you.
Bill West has the code on github - https://t.co/N01IUIeg5l
— Simon Wardley (@swardley) December 1, 2022
The original blog post is ... https://t.co/R16yLoNyz4


Response: Because by your holy cross you have redeemed the world
READING FROM ISAIAH, (Chapter 53)
By oppression and judgment he was taken away: and as for his generation, who considered that he was cut off out of the land of the living, stricken for the transgression of my people.  Yet, it was the will of the Lord to bruise him; he has put him to grief; when he makes himself an offering for sin, he shall see his offspring, he shall prolong his days; the will of the Lord shall proper in his hand.
CHRIST SPEAKS
I have fallen down again, completely drained of strength; my body cannot move. And yet my will is mine so is yours. My other self this one thing is certain, your body may be broken but no force on earth and none in hell can take away your will. You will is yours.
 I can do the same because my will is mine. When all my strength is gone and guilt and self-reproach press me to earth and seem to hold me fast, when I am pressed down by the consideration that I am of a fallen race, protect me from the sin of Judas. Save me from despair. Lord, never let me feel that any sin is greater than your love. No matter what my past has been, I can begin anew.
Kneel: Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory be to the Father
V. Have mercy on us, O Lord
R. Have mercy on us.
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O thou mother, fount of love
Touch my spirit from above
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| SPHSystem (BoundingBox system_domain_bounds, Real resolution_ref, size_t number_of_threads=std::thread::hardware_concurrency()) | |
| void | initializeSystemCellLinkedLists () |
| void | initializeSystemConfigurations () |
| Real | getSmallestTimeStepAmongSolidBodies (Real CFL=0.6) |
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| BoundingBox | system_domain_bounds_ |
| Real | resolution_ref_ |
| tbb::global_control | tbb_global_control_ |
| InOutput * | in_output_ |
| size_t | restart_step_ |
| bool | run_particle_relaxation_ |
| bool | reload_particles_ |
| bool | generate_regression_data_ |
| SPHBodyVector | sph_bodies_ |
| SPHBodyVector | observation_bodies_ |
| SPHBodyVector | real_bodies_ |
| SolidBodyVector | solid_bodies_ |
The SPH system managing objects in the system level.
| bool SPH::SPHSystem::generate_regression_data_ |
run and generate or enhancethe regression test data set.
| InOutput* SPH::SPHSystem::in_output_ |
in_output setup
| SPHBodyVector SPH::SPHSystem::observation_bodies_ |
The bodies without inner particle configuration.
| SPHBodyVector SPH::SPHSystem::real_bodies_ |
The bodies with inner particle configuration.
| bool SPH::SPHSystem::reload_particles_ |
start the simulation with relaxed particles.
| Real SPH::SPHSystem::resolution_ref_ |
reference resolution of the SPH system
| size_t SPH::SPHSystem::restart_step_ |
restart step
| bool SPH::SPHSystem::run_particle_relaxation_ |
run particle relaxation for body fitted particle distribution
| SolidBodyVector SPH::SPHSystem::solid_bodies_ |
The bodies with inner particle configuration and acoustic time steps .
| SPHBodyVector SPH::SPHSystem::sph_bodies_ |
All sph bodies.
| BoundingBox SPH::SPHSystem::system_domain_bounds_ |
Lower and Upper domain bounds.
| tbb::global_control SPH::SPHSystem::tbb_global_control_ |
global controlling on the total number parallel threads


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