This report will depict the last six months of my daily addiction.
I hope that this report will help everyone understand the seriousness of opiates.  I am currently 13. I have used almost every opiate except Heroin. I have also used opium, pot, mushrooms, a number of benzodiazpines (valium etc.), Adderal, alcohol (was addicted for a while), coke, almost every pharm. out there, porphine tablets and morphine i.v. (I haven't used LSD or methamphetamine either). I have always been depressed but not seriously (I'm sure I left a couple drugs out but you get the point).
It all started last July when I got appendicitis. They gave me morphine and hydromorphone(Dilaudid). I also recieved a prescription for hydrocodone (Vicodin) and I ate those like candy. My mother has a back injury and I have been stealing her oxycodone (Percocet) for the last six months. I have lied, broken into homes, stole, and cheated to feed my addiction.
The high on Morphine IV (the best opiate I have done) is like the feeling of content over the smallest things. Like sunny days with warm breezes, like sitting on a brand new Lay-Z-Boy, all these but better. Oxycontin are almost as good. Oxycodone has been my steady diet for the last six months and I have shot up a few times. When I can't find a fix I go thru withdrawls. Stomach cramps, back ache, head ache, depression and nausea. Days on end. Then the fix is just more beautiful, brighter, and healing.
 Quitting. I can't. I can't. I can't. Last night I took 10 Vicodin that I stole from my neighbors house (since my mom busted me it's the only close source). Not all at once, 5 and a half in the begining then 4 and half within the next hour. I took two from her house tonight and am considering taking them to stop the WD and depression.
I NEED YOU TO LISTEN.  THESE PILLS HAVE DESTROYED MY LIFE. I WISH I COULD JUST TAKE 1 EVERY TIME I TORCHED A BOWL BUT IT'S NOT THAT SIMPLE.   PLEASE!
I am trying to save you from what I can NO LONGER CONTROL! Please listen to me. I pray everyday that it will leave me. If you have quit Opiates before please email me, tell me what works.
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.


Server Error Messages
Sometimes we connect an incorrect type to a block and have to dig through the code to find where a server error is occuring.
In order to make this task easier, the code will check the type of some inputs to validate the block makes sense
For example here is an example of an incorrect distance computation:
When run, it will generate errors that look like this:


Overview
As a publisher, Cengage delivers most of it's courses as pre-authored and pre-packaged entities. Instructors regularly change due dates, make assessments for credit (or not) and in addition to that liked the ability to hide / reorder certain elements of the course to suit their purposes. The Hide / reorder functionality was a new feature that was being introduced, whereas the Due date and for credit classifications were a part of existing feature set
The Problem
User Problems
- Inability to reorder / hide modules according to course requirements
- Due dates, points and for credit toggle controls were in multiple pages and difficult to find
Business Problems
- Support overhead in customizing the course and modifying due dates
- QA automation was convoluted due to different ways of achieving same results
- Course customization was a tablestakes feature
USER RESEARCH
User Interviews:
Generative User Interviews to identify user goals and pain points
Information Architecture:
During IA research we found that the features we were discussing were all accessed once at the beginning of the course and seldom afterwards
Journey Map:
Building a comprehensive Journey Map touching several stakeholders with a focus on Instructors and Learners
Design Process
Brainstorming and Wireframing:
Ideating solutions and prototyping designs to communicate solutions while accommodating business and feasibility constraints
User Validation:
Iterative validation of designs for value testing to ensure that design meets user pains
High Fidelity Prototype:
Creating final high fidelity prototypes based on validated designs
User Testing:
Testing with users for usability and other final issues
Results
Product was released and is being used by instructors in live courses and metrics are being measured to verify usage


var word : string := "willing"
put index ( word, "ill" )
The index is sometimes used to efficiently determine if a character is one of a given set of characters. For example, here is an if statement that checks to see if ch, which is declared using var ch : string (1), is a digit:
If a string contains more that one occurrence of the pattern, the leftmost location is returned. For example, index ("pingpong", "ng") returns 3.
If patt is the null string, the result is 1.
if index ( s, " " ) not= 0 then
if index ( "0123456789", ch) not= 0 then


It's no game. According to Nationwide Building Society in 1983 the average first-time buyer spent 3.7 times their salary. As of 2018 Londoner's are now paying almost 10 times their salary.
Take a chance and see how much it hast cost to buy a London property over the years.
The model assumes your "Go" money of £200 is your annual salary.


Deploy the server webapp:
$ cd $CATALINA_HOME/webapps $ curl -sO https://github.com/ncsa/OA4MP/releases/latest/download/oauth2.war
Next, configure the server.
$ vi $CATALINA_HOME/conf/web.xml # add oa4mp:server.config.file parameter $ tail -9 $CATALINA_HOME/conf/web.xml <context-param> <param-name>oa4mp:oauth2.server.config.file</param-name> <param-value>/Users/username/oa4mp/server2-cfg.xml</param-value> </context-param> <context-param> <param-name>oa4mp:oauth2.server.config.name</param-name> <param-value>server2-config</param-value> </context-param> </web-app> $ mkdir -p ~/oa4mp/storage $ vi ~/oa4mp/server-cfg.xml # set myproxy-server hostname, fileStore path, mail config $ cat ~/oa4mp/server-cfg.xml # OAuth server on localhost, myproxy-server on myproxy.example.edu <config> <service address="https://localhost:8443/oauth2" name="server2-config"> <fileStore path="/users/username/oa4mp/storage2"> <clients/> <clientApprovals/> </fileStore> <myproxy host="myproxy.example.edu" port="7512"/> <mail enabled="true" server="smtp.example.edu"<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><messageTemplate>/Users/username/oa4mp/message.txt</messageTemplate> <subjectTemplate>/Users/username/oa4mp/subject.txt</subjectTemplate> </mail> </service> </config> $ vi ~/oa4mp/message.txt $ cat ~/oa4mp/message.txt # A sample template A client has requested approval. Name: ${name} Contact email: ${email} Home uri: ${homeUri} Failure uri:${failureUri} Creation time: ${creationTime} Generated identifier: ${identifier} If you approve this request, you should send a notice to the contact email and include the generated identifier. $ vi ~/oa4mp/subject.txt $ cat ~/oa4mp/subject.txt Client approval request received for ${name} $ $CATALINA_HOME/bin/startup.sh # start up the server
Next, registering the client You must submit the web form at https://localhost:8443/oauth2/register (or whatever the address is goign to be) to register the client and get both a client ID and client secret.
Next, configure the client. You must preserve botht he client ID and client secret in the configuration file. Note that the client secret is a single string. Do not add any line breaks or spaces and be aware that some browsers will add these when you copy the secret to the clipboard. A typical example configuration might be
$ vi $CATALINA_HOME/conf/web.xml # add oa4mp:client.config.file parameter $ tail -5 $CATALINA_HOME/conf/web.xml <config> <client name="client2-config"> <callbackUri>https://localhost:8443/client2/ready</callbackUri> <secret>DMfidLiDbA1SfH9in_QoI9tfa48HmOW18ubcOLTPHgMtrJ5G8PnNuq0hQB3E6daRXwSqe9V6O14C7jRwI7KkoM2VSCfTmGrcRJQTRL</secret> <serviceUri>https://localhost:8443/oauth2</serviceUri> <authorizeUri>https://localhost:8443/oauth2/authorize</authorizeUri> <id>myproxy:oa4mp,2012:/client/21653006d3ffb1344480e06e97207578</id> <showRedirectPage>true</showRedirectPage> </client> </config>
Restart Tomcat so the new client configuration takes effect:
$ $CATALINA_HOME/bin/shutdown.sh $ $CATALINA_HOME/bin/startup.sh
Next we need to approve the client registration request with the command-line tool:
$ cd ~/oa4mp $ curl -sO https://github.com/ncsa/OA4MP/releases/latest/download/oa2-cli.jar $ curl -sO https://github.com/ncsa/OA4MP/releases/latest/download/oa2-cli
You will probably need to edit oa2-cli to make the paths work on your system. You will also need to either create a config file or point it at the server config file that you are already using. We recommend the latter.
Edit oa2-cli to point to the right paths for the config file and jar, and make sure that the permission is set to executable. Run the tool, passing in the name of the configuration as a parameter ("server2-config" in the example).
$ ./oa2-cli server2-config oa2 >use clients clients >ls 0. (N) myproxy:oa4mp,2012:/client_id/600019ae306de2049a701144df34ccd3 (Test428) clients >approve 0 approver[(null)]:admin approve this[n]:y save this approval record [y/n]?y approval saved clients >exit oa2 >exit
Deploy the client webapp:
$ cd $CATALINA_HOME/webapps $ curl -sO https://github.com/ncsa/OA4MP/releases/latest/download/client2.jar
If everything went well, the example OAuth for MyProxy client should be running at https://localhost:8443/client2/.
<Connector port="9443" protocol="HTTP/1.1" SSLEnabled="true" maxThreads="150" scheme="https" secure="true" URIEncoding="UTF-8" keystoreFile="${user.home}/certs/localhost-2020.jks" keystorePass="XXXXX" keystoreType="JKS" truststoreFile="${user.home}/dev/csd/config/ncsa-cacerts" truststorePass="YYYYY" truststoreType="JKS" clientAuth="false" sslProtocol="TLS" />
For the client, you should set atServerDN="localhost" in the client tag, e.g.
<client name="client2-config" atServerDN="localhost">
you should simply add a keystore section to your client configuration (works with all versions of OA4MP) as described here. E.g.
<ssl debug="false" useJavaTrustStore="true"> <trustStore> <path>/home/ncsa/certs/localhost-2020.jks</path> <password><![CDATA[XXXXX]]></password> <type>JKS</type> <certDN><![CDATA[CN=localhost]]></certDN> </trustStore> </ssl>
This walkthrough assumes unix (CentOS, Unbuntu server). If you wish to try this under Windows or some other more exotic version of unix (such as Solaris) you should bee aware that setting the certs in CATALINA_OPTS will not be read without more tinkering with the Tomcat startup scripts. In that case the easiest thing to do is to simply add a keystore section to your client configuration.


Polymaps is a JavaScript library for generating “slippy” maps in the style of Google Maps, Modest Maps, CloudMade and OpenLayers.
Most mapping libraries focus on 256×256-pixel image tiles, with only limited support for dynamic overlays such as county boundaries and point clouds. These libraries assume that data needed to produce the desired overlay can be loaded into memory all-at-once, making it difficult to visualize large datasets. Furthermore, while image tiles automatically adjust in resolution as the map zooms in or out, the overlay resolution remains constant; this greatly limits multi-scale exploration of data, as the resolution must be fixed either for macro- (e.g., state-level) or micro- (e.g., block-level) observation.
The goal of Polymaps is to better support rich, large-scale data overlays on interactive maps by extending the tile metaphor to vector graphics: in addition to standard image tiles, Polymaps supports vector tiles that are rendered with SVG. The vector geometry is loaded as GeoJSON via asynchronous XMLHttpRequest; Point geometry objects are rendered as SVG circle elements, Polygons as paths, and so on. By loading geometry at known tile boundaries, requests can be issued efficiently on-demand by the client, and responses trivially cached on the server. When the user zooms in, geometry can be seamlessly refined to show greater detail, while on zoom out, geometry can be simplified to improve performance.
Polymaps is designed from the ground up to use Scalable Vector Graphics. Existing libraries are hamstrung by the need to support antiquated browsers, in particular IE6. By standardizing on SVG, Polymaps allows powerful graphical operations, such as geometric transforms, compositing, and image processing. SVG allows styling to be applied via CSS, which simplifies development and allows the use of CSS3 transitions and animation. In contrast to HTML5 Canvas, SVG facilitates interaction through event handlers, :hover psuedo-classes, and tooltips.
Each Polymap starts with a map instance. But before we can construct a map, we typically “import” the Polymaps namespace into a short-named local variable for convenience:
var po = org.polymaps;
The exact name chosen (po, here) is at the developer’s discretion and can be changed to avoid collisions with other libraries. Polymaps does not define anything outside of its namespace.
A map instance be retrieved via the constructor:
var map = po.map();
Note that Polymaps does not use traditional JavaScript constructors; the new operator is unused. Instead, Polymaps provides factory methods which construct the necessary objects internally. This makes the code slightly shorter, and slightly faster through the use of object literals. And most importantly, Polymaps uses private members to hide internal state; this makes the API more robust and forward-compatible.
Polymaps makes extensive use of method chaining, as popularized by jQuery. All methods on the map instance return the map instance, this. Thus, we can take our bare map instance, insert it into a new SVG element in the document body, and then add an image tile layer:
var map = po.map() .container(document.body.appendChild(po.svg("svg"))) .add(po.image().url(…));
Here po.svg is a convenience method for constructing SVG elements with the given tag name. This avoids specifying the horribly verbose namespace:
document.createElementNS("http://www.w3.org/2000/svg", "svg");
When passed with no arguments, Polymaps methods return the value of the associated field, rather than the instance. This allows the method to serve both as a setter and a getter:
map.container(); // returns SVGSVGElement
Whenever possible, Polymaps objects have reasonable defaults, reducing the amount of boilerplate code needed to instantiate a map. For example, if the size of the map is not specified, it is automatically inferred from the map’s container element. If the container is resized, the map automatically resizes itself accordingly. On the other hand, maps should be easily customizable, so Polymaps does not install any default layers or controls.
In the simplest case, a map only has a single image layer; more generally, maps can consist of multiple layers that are drawn in-order from back to front (the Painter’s algorithm). So, if we want to use a background grid behind the map that is visible before any image tiles load, we can simply insert a new image layer:
var map = po.map()
.container(document.body.appendChild(po.svg("svg")))
.add(po.image().url("grid.png"))
.add(po.image().url(…));
Layers also use method chaining, allowing the layer to be configured while simultaneously adding it to the map. Layer URLs can either be static (as in the case of a background grid), or dynamic. URL templates are specified using substitution variables, as in Modest Maps. The allowed parameters are:
The first two parameters specify Google-style tile coordinates; see maptiler.org for more information. As an alternative, the {B} parameter specifies the tile bounds in latitude and longitude. The argument to the url method can alternatively be specified as a function, allowing the developer to override how tile coordinates are encoded in the URL.
The syntax for adding a GeoJSON layer is similar to that for adding an image layer, except the geoJson constructor is used instead:
var map = po.map()
.container(document.body.appendChild(po.svg("svg")))
.add(po.image().url(…))
.add(po.geoJson().url(…));
Layers can be customized beyond the URL. The size of both image and GeoJSON tiles can be changed; the default tile size is 256×256. Sizes must be powers of two. Layers can have an optional id; this allows trivial styling of paths through CSS. For example, to use a thick white stroke for U.S. state boundaries, assign the layer the ID “state”, then define a selector for contained path elements:
#state path { stroke: #fff; stroke-width: 1.5px; vector-effect: non-scaling-stroke; }
Clipping, enabled by default for GeoJSON tiles, can be disabled via clip(false). Clipping allows the GeoJSON data to bleed outside the tile bounding box, rather than requiring the server to cut feature geometry to tile boundaries. However, with point features, clipping is unusually not desired.
For smaller datasets, it may be desirable to load the dataset statically. In this case, the GeoJSON layer’s data can be specified using the features method:
var map = po.map()
.container(document.body.appendChild(po.svg("svg")))
.add(po.geoJson().features(data));
Specifying the data statically results in a world-sized GeoJSON tile. In addition, changing the zoom level causes the data to be reprojected immediately without an additional request to the server. This mechanism is also useful to integrate with data sources (not just static files) that do not support bounding box filters.
Polymaps does not mandate any interaction behavior on new map instances. Maps are non-interactive by default, and several standard interaction controls are provided for optional binding. To use the default controls, specify interact:
var map = po.map()
.container(document.body.appendChild(po.svg("svg")))
.add(po.image())
.add(po.interact());
This is shorthand for several separate controls:
var map = po.map() .container(document.body.appendChild(po.svg("svg"))) .add(po.image()) .add(po.arrow()) .add(po.drag()) .add(po.dblclick()) .add(po.wheel());
The arrow control registers key listeners that pan the map when arrow keys are pressed, and zoom in and out with plus and minus. (As an implementation detail, the arrow control listens to keyup and keydown events, such that multiple arrow keys can be depressed simultaneously while panning.) The drag control adds mouse listeners so that the map can be panned by dragging. The dblclick control listens for its mouse event, and zooms in on the corresponding location. Lastly, the wheel event zooms in and out when the mouse wheel is turned.
Another example control is hash, which reads and writes the map’s center and zoom to the location hash (a.k.a. fragment). This can be added to the map with one line:
var map = po.map()
.container(document.body.appendChild(po.svg("svg")))
.add(po.image())
.add(po.interact())
.add(po.hash());
The hash control initializes the map center and zoom by looking at the location hash on load. Additionally, in registers an event listener on the map for move events; when the map is panned or zoomed, the hash control updates the location hash accordingly.
Controls can also be visible. The compass control adds a user interface widget to the map’s container element, providing visual controls for panning and zooming. The compass control similarly listens to the map for zooming to update the displayed zoom level.
var map = po.map()
.container(document.body.appendChild(po.svg("svg")))
.add(po.image())
.add(po.interact())
.add(po.hash())
.add(po.compass());
Note that because the compass control lives in the SVG element, the corners of the circles are not dead spots as they are in Google Maps. Instead, any events within the circle are handled by the compass control, while events outside the circle are handled by the underlying map.
While image tiles are generally served as-is, GeoJSON tiles present additional requirements for data visualization: geometry objects typically need to be styled dynamically on the client. For instance, a symbol map might need to color points by some categorical variable (such as crime); similarly, a choropleth map requires setting the fill color of area boundaries.
To make matters more complicated, if geometry is loaded on-demand as tiles, the set of all geometry objects is not available up-front for initial styling. Instead, geometry objects need to be styled as they are displayed to the user. Styles may also change over time, or with interaction; consider for instance changing the radius or visibility of circles, or similarly shifting the color of areas in a choropleth map, based on some temporal window. The developer needs a way to access the currently-visible geometry objects (and data) to update the style.
GeoJSON tiles can be styled dynamically by listening for events. When a GeoJSON tile is added to the map, the associated data is loaded asynchronously; when the server returns, a “load” event is dispatched to interested handlers. An event handler can be registered using on, passing in the type of event and the callback function:
var map = po.map()
.container(document.body.appendChild(po.svg("svg")))
.add(po.geoJson().url(…).on("load", load))
.add(po.interact());
When events are dispatched, the callback function is invoked with similar semantics to standard W3C DOM events: the this context is the map instance, and the single argument is the current event, with a type attribute and associated event metadata. The event’s tile attribute contains the coordinate of the tile, in terms of column, row and zoom. The tile.key stores a unique string for each tile (as "zoom/column/row"), for convenient storage of tile-specific data in an object hash.
The load event has a features array, with an entry for each GeoJSON feature object. The data attribute points to the feature object, while the element is a reference to the SVG element corresponding to the feature. A MultiPolygon is rendered as a path element, for example. A trivial example of styling is to create a title tooltip using the feature ID:
function load(e) { for (var i = 0; i < e.features.length; i++) { var feature = e.features[i]; feature.element.appendChild(po.svg("title") .appendChild(document.createTextNode(feature.data.id)) .parentNode); } }
Load events are only triggered for new tiles when data becomes available; if the tile is retrieved from the cache, no load event is dispatched. This guarantee avoids multiple tooltips for each feature in the above example.
The “show” event is similar to the load event, except that show events are dispatched every time a tile is displayed, regardless of whether the tile was retrieved from the cache or fetched from the server. Show events are dispatched immediately when the tile is displayed, which may be before the tile is loaded; in this case, the features array is empty. Show events can also be triggered manually for all visible tiles using reshow() on the given layer. This allows whatever styling logic to be reapplied on-demand, for example on user interaction or animation timer. Note that the same event handler can be registered for both load and show events, if needed.
Interactive maps must be fast for a satisfying user experience! Polymaps employs several standard strategies to improve performance.
Tiles are cached so that if a recent tile is needed again, the tile can be retrieved from the cache rather than waiting for a server round-trip. The SVG element for the tile is cached as-is, which means that re-displaying a cached tile is always fast (and consistent) for both GeoJSON and image tiles. The cache stores a priority queue of tiles sorted by access time, so that the least recently-used tiles can be flused from the cache when it overflows.
If a tile is not available in the cache, tiles at adjacent zoom levels may be temporarily rescaled until the tile is available. This provides smooth continuity while zooming and panning. The map will downscale tiles from higher zoom levels, up to +2, and upscale tiles from lower zoom levels, down to -4. When the tile is finally available, rescaled tiles are immediately removed from the map. For smooth zooming, the map loads tiles at the closest integral zoom level, and the layer is transformed using a uniform scale. (Non-scaling strokes are useful for maintaining stroke widths while zooming.)
Requests to load tiles are queued such that currently-visible tiles take priority over other (recent) tiles that are no longer visible. This is accomplished by limiting the number of simultaneous requests (8), and re-ordering the queue for requests that are not yet processed. The map can even abort active requests for tiles to grant priority to new tiles, if needed.


plc(1) Qualcomm Atheros Open Powerline Toolkit plc(1) NAME Qualcomm Atheros Powerline Toolkit SYNOPSIS Qualcomm Atheros provides the Powerline Toolkit to customers free of charge. The toolkit contains source code and make‐ files to build many useful programs. It also includes example shell scripts that use these programs, in various ways, to interrogate, control and manage QCA powerline devices. The programs are intended for hardware engineers and software developers, consequently. They are not intended for end users or computer novices. Most are compact and simple by design and can be included and executed on embedded platforms having few resources. INSTALLATION The Powerline Toolkit is distributed as a tarball named plc-utils-x.x.x.tar.gz or plc-utils-x.x.x.tar.bz2. Users may unpack the tarball and change to the directory that it creates to inspect the source code and documentation. To compile the source code, type "make". To install the programs, type "make install". To install man pages, type "make manuals". To uninstall programs and man pages, type "make uninstall". To read about the Toolkit, browse file docbook/index.html and docbook/toolkit.html. This package does not automatically install scripts or html pages. They must be manually copied to the preferred locations. We recommend that you login as root before installing this package; otherwise, you will be prompted for the root password as each component is installed. On some systems, "sudo make install" will work. Programs are installed in /usr/local/bin. Man pages are installed in /usr/share/man/man[1-9]. If these folders are not correct for your system, or if you want to install in other folders, then edit folder names defined in the Makefile in each package folder. The package has been compiled in a variety of Linux distributions (debian, ubuntu, redhat, monta vista, amilda) and on MacOSX (10.5, 10.6). It has also been cross-compiled for MIPS and Freescale iMX35 but QCA does not support general cross compi‐ lation efforts. Although this package has been compiled on several platforms, there is no guarantee that it will compile without errors or warnings on non-GNU/Linux platforms. We continuously update the package but do not attempt to compile or test it on systems other than GNU/Linux and Microsoft VisualStudio .NET. Some programs have been excluded from the Windows instal‐ lation for technical reasons. BACKGROUND HomePlug 1.0 and HomePlug AV are industry standard protocols for powerline communications. Qualcomm Atheros manufactures a family of chipsets that conform to these standards and have various USB, PCI, Ethernet, MII, SPI and UART host inter‐ faces. The HomePlug 1.0 protocol is based on IEEE-802.3, has ethertype 0x887B and uses special message formats. The HomePlug AV protocol is based on IEEE-802.3, has ethertype 0x88E1 and special message formats. A subset of those message formats are left unspecified so that chipset vendors can define message formats for their own products. QCA ven‐ dor specific management message formats are described in the QCA HomePlugAV Firmware Technical Reference Manual. This toolkit uses these messages to communicate with QCA powerline devices. Customers may use the toolkit to send these mes‐ sages, explore device behavior and develope their own applications. Each program in the toolkit deals with a narrow aspect of QCA powerline device management but they can be called from shell scripts to perform complex tasks. With them, one can identify chipset hardware and firmware version, reset devices, flash devices, identify other QCA network devices, validate *.pib and *.nvm files, sniff HomePlug AV Ethernet frames, send generic Ethernet frames and so on. The source code is designed to demonstrate and educate and may be modified without obligation to Qualcomm Atheros. The QCA Application Engineering Team would appreciate feedback concerning changes that improve the useability, reliability or efficiency. Keep in mind that these tools are supposed to be small and simple. TOOLS There are many independent programs in this package. Significant ones are listed below. See html/overview.html for more information about the Atheros Powerline Toolkit. ampboot A command line utility to start, and optionally flash, newer Atheros Powerline Devices. It is an alternative to program int6kboot that may have additional options specific to the AR7400. amphost A example embedded host emulator that responds to VS_HST_ACTION messages sent from a flash-less device to a local host processor. It can be used to investigate and verify device-to-host interaction. The Atheros embedded API can perform similar functionality in a production environment. ampsnif A command line utility to enable or disable sniffer mode on an Atheros Powerline Device. amptest A command line utility to download and execute a sequence of test applets to the local powerline device. It is not for general use because there are no interlocks to prevent loading images designed for other platforms or loading images in illogical order. It is an laternative to, and replacement for, program int6ktest. amptool A basic device manager used to inspect and control Atheros powerline devices connected to the local host. It is similar to int6k but is specific to the AR7400 chipsets. ampwait A command line utility used to pause shell scripts at critical points where a device must be in a known state before proceeding. Typical cases involve waiting for device power off or reset, power on or restart and network device association. ar8236mdioblock Produce an MDIO block from Atheros AR8236 special register instructions. The output is suitable for downloading to INT6x00 and AR7x00 powerline devices. ar8236regedit Insert values into Atheros AR8236 special registers. chknvm A command line utility that validates NVM files based on internal header information, filesize, checksums and other general characteristics. Optionally, it can be used to display all image headers within an NVM file or the firmware revision contained in the file. chkpib A command line utility that validates PIB files based on internal header information, filesize, checksum, and other general characteristics. It can also be used to produce a text catalog of PIB files contained in a direc‐ tory. coqos_add CoQoS stream utility. No description. coqos_info CoQoS stream utility. No description. coqos_man CoQoS stream utility. No description. coqos_mod CoQoS stream utility. No description. coqos_rel CoQoS stream utility. No description. efsu A utility to send freeform Ethernet frames. Frames are defined as text files containing hexadecimal byte codes having optional comments and whitespace. Comments and white space are stripped from the input file and the hex‐ adecimal byte codes are transmitted as Ethernet frames. ethcat Send on or more files to a remote UART-enabled powerline device using IEEE 802.2 Ethernet frames. Transmitted frames are assembled into a serial data stream and forwarded to the local host by the remote device. fp A command line utility that prints the SHA256 digest for one or more files based on their content. Output can be used to compare files or identify files based soley on their content despite any filename changes. getpib A command line utility for extracting data from a valid PIB file based on data offset, length and format. It is a companion to program setpib. Both programs are intended for use in shell scripts. Users must have some knowledge about the data they are extracting. hpav An basic packet sniffer that displays incoming HomePlug AV protocol frames addressed to the host as they arrive. The program may be run in the background as a daemon. hpavkey A HomePlug AV key generator. HomePlug AV devices use has keys for various purposes. This program converts one or more pass phrases, entered on the command line, to either DAKs, NMKs or NIDs. It is similar to hpavkeys but con‐ verts a limited number of pass phrases at one time. hpavkeys A HomePlug AV key generator. This program is similar to hpavkey but converts large number of pass phrases, read from stdin, and converts them to either DAKs, NMKs or NIDs. int6k A basic device manager used to inspect and control Atheros INT6x00 devices connected to the local host. It is similar to amptool and plctool but is implemented for INT6000, INT6300 and INT6400 devices only. Some options work on newer chipsets but otherd do not. int6kbaud A command line utility to configurate UART settings on a UART-enabled Atheros powerline device using the ATBR serial line command. int6kboot A command line utility used to bootstrap powerline devices having no flash memory, blank flash memory or corrupted memory. It interacts with the Atheros BootLoader to configure SDRAM then download runtime firmware and PIB and start firmware execution. It can also be used to force flash blank or corrupted flash memory. int6keth A command line utility to read and write device Ethernet PHY settings. int6kf A basic flash utility used to initialize INT6300 devices having no flash memory, blank flash memory or corrupted memory. It interacts with the Atheros Boot Loader to download SDRAM configuration, runtime firmware and PIB. It can also be used to force flash blank or corrupted flash memory. int6khost A example embedded host emulator that responds to VS_HST_ACTION messages sent from a flash-less device to a local host processor. It can be used to investigate and verify device-to-host interaction. The Atheros embedded API can perform similar functionality in a production environment. int6khost64 An updated version of int6khost that omits the needed for an external SDRAM configuration file. It takes advan‐ tage of the memctl applet included in the newer *.nvm files. int6kid A command line utility to print the DAK or NMK read from one or more devices. It can be used in shell scripts to dynamically obtain device key values and insert them on the command line of other programs. int6km A basic memory read utility used to inspect INT6x000 accessible SDRAM memory locations and mapped registers. Not all locations or registers are accessible. int6kmdio Insert values into MDIO PHY address registers using an VS_MDIO_COMMAND message. int6kmod A command line utility that downloads raw modules using a sequence of VS_MODULE_OPERATION messages. int6kprobe A command line utility that detects and reports neighbor networks using the VS_DIAG_PROBE message. int6krate A command line utility that reports computed PHY rates for a single device or all devices on a logical network. Ouput is designed for import into a spread sheet. int6krule A command line utility used to format and send classification rules to a device. Classification rules are speci‐ fied using symbolic names for actions, options, conditons and frame fields. int6kstat A command line utility that prints device link statistics on stdout in a relatively undecorated format. Output is designed for easy interpretation by other programs. int6ktest A command line utility to download and execute a series of test applets to the local powerline device. It is not for general use because there are no interlocks to prevent loading images designed for other platforms or loading images in illogical order. int6kuart A command line utility to send serial line commands to a UART-enabled Atheros Powerline device. This program elminates the need for terminal emulation software and can be used to download PIB and firmware files to a device over the serial line interface. int6kwait A command line utility used to pause shell scripts at critical points where a device must be in a known state before proceeding. Typical cases involve waiting for device power off or reset, power on or restart and network device association. mac2pw A device password generator that prints a range of MAC addresses and user passwords on stdout. It is an alterna‐ tive to the Atheros Production Test System (PTS) DBBuilder Utility. mac2pwd A device password generator that reads MAC addresses from one or more input files and prints addresses and pass‐ words on stdout. It is an alternative to the Atheros Production Test System (PTS) DBBuilder utility. mdioblock Produce an MDIO block from generic MDIO register instructions. The output is suitable for downloading to INT6x00 and AR7x00 powerline devices. mdiodump Display a binary MDIO program file in human readable form. mdiogen Generate a binary MDIO program file from a series of instruction macros. This program is for folks who know what they are doing. It has no man page or instructions for use. mdustats Collect and display various MDU traffic statistics using the VS_MDU_TRAFFIC_STATS message. modpib A basic command line PIB editor used to change the MAC, DAK and/or NMK of an existing PIB file. It can also be used to change the manufacturer string, network name and username strings. mrgpib A command line utility to copy PIB settings from one PIB file to another where the PIB files have different PIB versions. nvmmerge A command line utility to merge multiple applets or NVM files into a single NVM file. nvmsplit A command line utility to split an NVM file into multiple NVM files each containing one image. The original NVM file is preserved. odc An offset-driven hex compare utility for analysing the difference between two files having a fixed structure. An offset definition file is required for proper use. This program has been superceded by program pibcomp. odd An offset-driven hex dump utility for analyzing any binary file that has a fixed structured, such as an INT6000 PIB file or an INT5500 CFG file. An offset definition file is required for proper use. This program has been superceded by program pibdump. odx An offset-driven XML generator used to convert an offset definition file, used by programs odc and odd, to an XML edit definition file used by program pxe. pibdump Read a Qualcomm Atheros powerline parameter file and print an object driven dump on stdout. This program requires an object definition file. pibcomp Read and compare two Qualcomm Atheros powerline parameter files and print an objec driver dump for only those object that are different. This program requires and object definition file. pibruin A classifier rule input utility used to insert multiple classifier rules into a pib file. Use program pibrump to read rules from another PIB file or create a rule file manually with any text editor. This program is an alterna‐ tive to program int6krule. pibrump A classifier rule dump utility used to read rules from a PIB file and print them in a format similar to the input for program int6krule. The output can be read directly by program pibruin. plcboot A command line utility to start, and optionally flash, Qualcomm Atheros Powerline Devices. It is a newer version of program ampboot having options specific to the QCA6410, QCA7000 and AR7420 chipsets. plchost A example embedded host emulator that responds to VS_HST_ACTION messages sent from a flash-less device to a local host processor. It can be used to investigate and verify device-to-host interaction. The Atheros embedded API can perform similar functionality in a production environment. plcmod A command line utility that downloads raw modules using a sequence of VS_MODULE_OPERATION messages. This version can handle multiple module writes and modules exceeding 1400 bytes. plcnets A powerline network enumerator that searches all host network interfaces for powerline devices and their neigh‐ bors. plctool plctest A command line utility to download and execute a sequence of test applets to the local powerline device. It is not for general use because there are no interlocks to prevent loading images designed for other platforms or loading images in illogical order. It is a newer version of program amptest. pskey Print the SHA256 digest for the amplitude make stored in a PIB file. The digest can be used as a fingerprint or signature for the prescaler set. psin Read a prescaler file from stdin and replace the amplitude map stored in a PIB file. psout Read a PIB file and print a prescaler file suitable for input using psin or the WIndows Device Manager. rkey A command line utility to generate distinct HomePlug AV compliant keys from a user defined keyfile that seeds the hash algorithm. It can be used to dynamically generate distinct keys inside shell scripts or create long lists of unique keys for use by other programs. setnvm A command line utility to modify slected header parameters for all image within a given NVM file. This program can be used to translate legacy NVM files to contemporary NVM file and vice verse. setpib A command line utility to insert arbitrary values into a PIB file based on data offset, length and format then compute a new PIB checksum. This program is a general purpose program intended for use in shell scripts but it requires detailed knowledge of PIB structure. ttycat A command line utility to write one or more files to a serial device. This program is a convenient tool for test‐ ing Atheros UART-enabled powerline devices. weeder A command line utility to set the programmable attenuators build into the Atheros Production Test System (PTS). There may be other programs added, from time to time, that are not listed here. SEE ALSO amphost(1), ampinit(1), plcmod(1), amptest(1), amptool(1), ar8236regedit(1), chkpib(1), chknvm(1), coqos_add(1), coqos_info(1), coqos_man(1), coqos_mod(1), coqos_rel(1), efsu(1), efbu(1), getpib(1), hpav(1), hpavkey(1), hpavkeys(1), int6k(1), int6kbaud(1), int6kboot(1), int6keth(1), int6kf(1), int6khost(1), int6khost64(1), int6kid(1), int6km(1), int6kmdio(1), int6kmod(1), int6kprobe(1), int6krate(1), int6krule(1), int6kstat(1), int6ktest(1), int6kuart(1), int6kwait(1), mac2pw(1), mac2pwd(1), mdiodump(1), modpib(1), mrgpib(1), nvmmerge(1), nvmsplit(1), odc(1), odd(1), odx(1), pibdump(1), pibcomp(1), pibruin(1), pibrump(1), plcboot(1), plchost(1), plcmod(1), plcinit(1), plctest(1), plctool(1), plcrate(1), plcrate(1), plcwait(1), psin(1), pskey(1), psout(1), rkey(1), setnvm(1), setpib(1), ttycat(1), ttyrecv(1), ttysend(1), weeder(1) CREDITS Alex Vasquez<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Andy Barnes<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Bill Wike<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Charles Maier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>John Byron<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Mathieu Olivari<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Nathaniel Houghton<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Marc Bertola<EMAIL_ADDRESS>open-plc-utils-0.0.3 November 2013 plc(1)


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Defines | |
| #define | USB_STREAM_TIMEOUT_MS 100 |
Enumerations | |
| enum | USB_Modes_t { USB_MODE_None = 0, USB_MODE_Device = 1, USB_MODE_Host = 2, USB_MODE_UID = 3 } |
Functions | |
| void | USB_USBTask (void) |
| static bool | USB_VBUS_GetStatus (void) ATTR_WARN_UNUSED_RESULT ATTR_ALWAYS_INLINE |
| static void | USB_Detach (void) ATTR_ALWAYS_INLINE |
| static void | USB_Attach (void) ATTR_ALWAYS_INLINE |
| void | USB_Init (const uint8_t Mode, const uint8_t Options) |
| void | USB_ShutDown (void) |
| void | USB_ResetInterface (void) |
Variables | |
| volatile bool | USB_IsInitialized |
| USB_Request_Header_t | USB_ControlRequest |
| volatile uint8_t | USB_CurrentMode |
| volatile uint8_t | USB_Options |
USB Controller Option Masks | |
| #define | USB_OPT_REG_DISABLED (1 << 1) |
| #define | USB_OPT_REG_ENABLED (0 << 1) |
| #define | USB_OPT_MANUAL_PLL (1 << 2) |
| #define | USB_OPT_AUTO_PLL (0 << 2) |
Endpoint/Pipe Type Masks | |
| #define | EP_TYPE_CONTROL 0x00 |
| #define | EP_TYPE_ISOCHRONOUS 0x01 |
| #define | EP_TYPE_BULK 0x02 |
| #define | EP_TYPE_INTERRUPT 0x03 |
Functions, macros, variables, enums and types related to the setup and management of the USB interface.
| #define EP_TYPE_BULK 0x02 |
Mask for a BULK type endpoint or pipe.
| #define EP_TYPE_CONTROL 0x00 |
Mask for a CONTROL type endpoint or pipe.
| #define EP_TYPE_INTERRUPT 0x03 |
Mask for an INTERRUPT type endpoint or pipe.
| #define EP_TYPE_ISOCHRONOUS 0x01 |
Mask for an ISOCHRONOUS type endpoint or pipe.
| #define USB_OPT_AUTO_PLL (0 << 2) |
Automatic PLL control option mask for USB_Init(). This indicates to the library that the library should take full responsibility for controlling the AVR's PLL (used to generate the high frequency clock that the USB controller requires) and ensuring that it is locked at the correct frequency for USB operations.
| #define USB_OPT_MANUAL_PLL (1 << 2) |
Manual PLL control option mask for USB_Init(). This indicates to the library that the user application will take full responsibility for controlling the AVR's PLL (used to generate the high frequency clock that the USB controller requires) and ensuring that it is locked at the correct frequency for USB operations.
| #define USB_OPT_REG_DISABLED (1 << 1) |
Regulator disable option mask for USB_Init(). This indicates that the internal 3.3V USB data pad regulator should be enabled to regulate the data pin voltages to within the USB standard.
| #define USB_OPT_REG_ENABLED (0 << 1) |
Regulator enable option mask for USB_Init(). This indicates that the internal 3.3V USB data pad regulator should be disabled and the AVR's VCC level used for the data pads.
| #define USB_STREAM_TIMEOUT_MS 100 |
Constant for the maximum software timeout period of the USB data stream transfer functions (both control and standard) when in either device or host mode. If the next packet of a stream is not received or acknowledged within this time period, the stream function will fail.
This value may be overridden in the user project makefile as the value of the USB_STREAM_TIMEOUT_MS token, and passed to the compiler using the -D switch.
| enum USB_Modes_t |
Enum for the possible USB controller modes, for initialization via USB_Init() and indication back to the user application via USB_CurrentMode.
| static void USB_Attach | ( | void | ) | [inline, static] |
Attaches the device to the USB bus. This announces the device's presence to any attached USB host, starting the enumeration process. If no host is present, attaching the device will allow for enumeration once a host is connected to the device.
This is inexplicably also required for proper operation while in host mode, to enable the attachment of a device to the host. This is despite the bit being located in the device-mode register and despite the datasheet making no mention of its requirement in host mode.
| static void USB_Detach | ( | void | ) | [inline, static] |
Detaches the device from the USB bus. This has the effect of removing the device from any attached host, ceasing USB communications. If no host is present, this prevents any host from enumerating the device once attached until USB_Attach() is called.
| void USB_Init | ( | const uint8_t | Mode, |
| const uint8_t | Options | ||
| ) |
Main function to initialize and start the USB interface. Once active, the USB interface will allow for device connection to a host when in device mode, or for device enumeration while in host mode.
As the USB library relies on interrupts for the device and host mode enumeration processes, the user must enable global interrupts before or shortly after this function is called. In device mode, interrupts must be enabled within 500ms of this function being called to ensure that the host does not time out whilst enumerating the device. In host mode, interrupts may be enabled at the application's leisure however enumeration will not begin of an attached device until after this has occurred.
Calling this function when the USB interface is already initialized will cause a complete USB interface reset and re-enumeration.
| [in] | Mode | This is a mask indicating what mode the USB interface is to be initialized to, a value from the USB_Modes_t enum. |
| [in] | Options | Mask indicating the options which should be used when initializing the USB interface to control the USB interface's behaviour. This should be comprised of a USB_OPT_REG_* mask to control the regulator, a USB_OPT_*_PLL mask to control the PLL, and a USB_DEVICE_OPT_* mask (when the device mode is enabled) to set the device mode speed. |
| void USB_ResetInterface | ( | void | ) |
Resets the interface, when already initialized. This will re-enumerate the device if already connected to a host, or re-enumerate an already attached device when in host mode.
| void USB_ShutDown | ( | void | ) |
Shuts down the USB interface. This turns off the USB interface after deallocating all USB FIFO memory, endpoints and pipes. When turned off, no USB functionality can be used until the interface is restarted with the USB_Init() function.
| void USB_USBTask | ( | void | ) |
This is the main USB management task. The USB driver requires this task to be executed continuously when the USB system is active (device attached in host mode, or attached to a host in device mode) in order to manage USB communications. This task may be executed inside an RTOS, fast timer ISR or the main user application loop.
The USB task must be serviced within 30ms while in device mode, or within 1ms while in host mode. The task may be serviced at all times, or (for minimum CPU consumption):
If in device mode (only), the control endpoint can instead be managed via interrupts entirely by the library by defining the INTERRUPT_CONTROL_ENDPOINT token and passing it to the compiler via the -D switch.
| static bool USB_VBUS_GetStatus | ( | void | ) | [inline, static] |
Returns boolean true if the VBUS line is currently high (i.e. the USB host is supplying power), otherwise returns false.
Structure containing the last received Control request when in Device mode (for use in user-applications inside of the EVENT_USB_Device_ControlRequest() event, or for filling up with a control request to issue when in Host mode before calling USB_Host_SendControlRequest().
| volatile uint8_t USB_CurrentMode |
Indicates the mode that the USB interface is currently initialized to, a value from the USB_Modes_t enum.
| volatile bool USB_IsInitialized |
Indicates if the USB interface is currently initialized but not necessarily connected to a host or device (i.e. if USB_Init() has been run). If this is false, all other library globals related to the USB driver are invalid.
| volatile uint8_t USB_Options |
Indicates the current USB options that the USB interface was initialized with when USB_Init() was called. This value will be one of the USB_MODE_* masks defined elsewhere in this module.


Koala
Phascolarctos cinereus
The koala is an iconic Australian animal. Often called the koala “bear,” this tree-climbing animal is a marsupial—a mammal with a pouch for the development of offspring.
Though koalas look fuzzy, their hair is more like the coarse wool of a sheep. They have two opposing thumbs on their hands, and both their feet and hands have rough pads and claws to grab onto branches. They have two toes, fused together, on their feet, which they use to comb their fur
Koalas live in the eucalyptus forests of southeastern and eastern Australia. When not sleeping, they’re usually eating. They rely on the eucalyptus tree for both habitat and food. Koalas can eat more than a pound of eucalyptus leaves a day. Eucalyptus is toxic, so the koala’s digestive system has to work hard to digest it, breaking down the toxins and extracting limited nutrients.
That’s why koalas sleep so much—they get very little energy from their diet. Tucked into forks or nooks in the trees, koalas may sleep for 18 to 22 hours.
Koalas usually don’t drink much water as they get most of their moisture from these leaves. Koalas can even store leaves in their cheek pouches for later. They eat so much eucalyptus that they often take on its smell.
STATUS:
VULNERABLE
POPULATION:
100,000-300,000
HABITAT:
Forest, Savannah
THREATS
HABITAT LOSS & FRAGMENTATION
Increasing atmospheric CO2 levels will reduce the
nutritional quality of Eucalyptus leaves, causing nutrient
shortages in the species that forage on them. As a result,
Koalas may no longer be able to meet their nutritional
demands, resulting in malnutrition and starvation. Increasing frequency and intensity of droughts can
force Koalas to descend from trees in search of water or
new habitats. This makes them particularly vulnerable to
wild and domestic predators, as well as to road traffic,
often resulting in death.
he eucalyptus remaining to the animals has lowered in nutritional value due to higher CO2 emissions in the atmosphere. They are difficult animals to monitor, as in different regions throughout Australia their numbers are not necessarily dropping. In the past twenty years, koala numbers have dropped by 40 percent in Queensland, but in Victoria and Southern Australia, koalas have actually seen such an increase in population that they have been eating themselves out of habitat.
RISING TEMPERATURES
One alarming, but potentially very important, aspect of the study highlighted how higher temperatures and extreme weather are risky to koala safety. One quarter of the koalas followed by the researchers were whipped out by the heatwave that came before Australia’s Black Saturday bush fires in 2009. Before colonizers arrived in Australia, an estimated 10 million koalas lived on the continent. Today, however, this iconic Australian mammal numbers approximately 43, 000.
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Before Change
text = "deep machine learning"
mw_list = ["machine learning", "deep blue", "planing machine"]
nlp = English()
matcher = PhraseMatcher(nlp.vocab)
matcher.add("MWE", None, *[nlp.tokenizer(item) for item in mw_list])
assert len(matcher(nlp(text))) == 1
After Change
text = "a a a"
matcher = Matcher(Vocab())
matcher.add("MWE", None, [{"orth": "a"}, {"orth": "a"}])
doc = Doc(matcher.vocab, words=["a", "a", "a"])
matches = matcher(doc)
// We should see two overlapping matches here
assert len(matches) == 2
assert matches[0][1:] == (0, 2)
assert matches[1][1:] == (1, 3)


Alfredo Morelos on his sweat and tears as Rangers striker gets emotional after first Colombia goal
The Colombian striker was in ebullient mood after grabbing his first international goal.
by Jonathan McFarlaneLife is rosy for Alfredo Morelos just now.
Having curbed the disciplinary woes that drove Steven Gerrard up the wall last year, Morelos is firing goals for Rangers with abandon, hitting 22 in all competitions so far.
And now he has broken his international duck after a scrambled, last-minute winner against Ecuador this morning.
Understandably delighted, the Ibrox striker explained his pride at opening his account for Carlos Queiroz' side after six appearances where he couldn't find the net.
He said: "It was a real fight of a game, we had to make some sacrifices in the first half but thanks to God we were able to get the result in the last minute.
"It's a very proud moment for me to wear this beautiful jersey and sweat in it and I am looking to score more goals in it. I'm happy for my family, my wife and for my teammates who help me on the park. Everything is flowing.
"I think if we (the team) work hard and continue to move in the same direction we will get results.
"The game was difficult and complicated and there were a lot of strong challenges but thanks to God we came away with the victory. I'm happy.
"We fought a lot for the ball in the first half and in the second we had a lot more possession and when Peru got men behind the ball we were able to make them suffer. We need to keep working, we are moving forward and we know what lies ahead of us.
"And we'll see what possibilities come out of the next game."


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My Brother is Different, by Louise Gorrod
A booklet to help young siblings of autistic children understand what autism is, from the National Autistic Society.
My Sister is Different, by Sarah Tamsin Hunter
This book from the National Autistic Society talks about the ups and downs of life with a sister who has autism. Written and illustrated by 10-year-old Sarah, who also has an autistic spectrum disorder.
I See Things Differently: a first look at autism, by Pat Thomas
“This reassuring picture book explains autism in simple terms. It explores how children with autism might feel and suggest ways for other children to consider this child’s feelings. The questions surrounding this condition are made accessible and approachable. This book is written largely from the child’s perspective.”
Looking After Louis, by Lesley Ely
This introduction to the issue of autism shows how - through imagination, kindness and a special game of football - Louis’ classmates find a way to join him in his world. Then they can include Louis in theirs.
The Reason I Jump: one boy’s voice from the silence of autism, by Naoki Higashida & Keiko Yoshida, translated by David Mitchell
“Written by Naoki Higishida when he was only 13, this remarkable book explains the often baffling behaviour of autistic children and shows the way they think and feel - such as about the people around them, time and beauty, noise, and themselves.
“Naoki abundantly proves that autistic people do possess imagination, humour and empathy, but also makes clear, with great poignancy, how badly they need our compassion, patience and understanding.”
The Growing Up Book for Boys: what boys on the autism spectrum need to know!, by Davida Hartman & Margaret Suggs
“This title explains the facts behind the growth spurts, body changes and mood swings of adolescence for boys aged 9-14 on the autism spectrum. Using direct literal language and cool colour illustrations, this book tells boys all they need to know about growing hair in new places, shaving, wet dreams, and unexpected erections.”
The Growing Up Guide for Girls: what girls on the autism spectrum need to know!, by Davida Hartman & Margaret Suggs
“This illustrated guide for girls is full of facts and advice about growing up, puberty, body image, friendship, crushes, and more. Written in literal language and addressing sensory issues, safety, and social skills throughout, it offers an ideal introduction to the teenage years for girls with autism, aged 9 to 14.”
M in the Middle: secret crushes, mega-colossal anxiety and the People’s Republic of Autism, by Vicky Martin & the students of Limpsfield Grange School
“Life after diagnosis isn’t easy for M. Back in her wobbly world, there are lots of changes and ups and downs to get used to, not just for M, but for her friends and family too. Faced with an exciting crush, a pushy friend and an unhelpful headteacher, how long until the beast of anxiety pounces again?
“Written by Vicky Martin and the students of Limpsfield Grange, a school for girls with Autism Spectrum Disorder and communication and interaction difficulties, M’s story draws on the real life experiences of teens with autism.”
M is for Autism, by Vicky Martin, Luna Pérez & the students of Limpsfield Grange School
“Welcome to M’s world. It’s tipsy-turvy, sweet and sour, and the beast of anxiety lurks outside classrooms ready to pounce. M just wants to be like other teenagers her age who always know what to say and what to do. So why does it feel like she lives on a different plane of existence to everyone else?”
Colin Fischer, by Ashley Edward Miller & Zack Stentz
“Colin Fischer is 14 and has Asperger’s. Although he struggles to understand human emotions, he’s brilliant at logical deduction. When a gun fires into the ceiling of the school cafeteria, everyone blames Wayne, school bully and usual suspect. But Colin Fischer turns detective; only he spots a connection between the gun and some birthday cake.”
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, by Mark Haddon
“A murder mystery like no other, this novel features Christopher Boone, a 15-year-old who suffers from Asperger’s syndrome. When he finds a neighbour’s dog murdered, he sets out on a journey which will turn his whole world upside down.”
The Red Beast: controlling anger in children with Asperger’s Syndrome, by K. I. Al-Ghani
“This fully illustrated children’s storybook presents an accessible, fun way to talk about anger. It also includes useful tips about how to ‘tame the red beast’ and gives guidance for parents on how anger affects children with Asperger’s syndrome.”
Sometimes Noise is Big: life with autism, by Angela Coelho & Camille Robertson
“What would life be like if the world was too noisy for your eyes, or your clothes always felt too itchy? This picture book describes the world from the point of view of a child with autism and the sensory issues and big feelings they often encounter. This simple explanation is ideal for children aged 5+ to help understanding of sensory issues.”
Maria and Me: a father, a daughter (and autism), by Maria & Miguel Gallardo
“A father’s first-hand account of what life is like with his daughter María who has autism. On a trip to the Canary Islands in Spain, some challenges arise as a result. This book shows how the two work around these issues, and gives insight into how María sees and experiences the world.”
Through the Eyes of Me, by Jon Robert & Hannah Rounding
“Through the Eyes of Me is a beautiful, colourful, illustrated book for children that allows a glimpse into the world of a child with autism. Readers will meet 4-year-old Kya who loves to run, read, look at and rip up stickers. Discover why Kya does certain things, doesn’t like some things, and really, really loves other things.
“Through the Eyes of Me was written by Jon Roberts when his 4-year-old daughter, Kya, was diagnosed with severe autism. Together with his wife Sarah they hope that, by recording and sharing Kya’s lovely little quirks, they will help encourage a greater degree of understanding amongst siblings, classmates, in fact anyone who knows someone on the autism spectrum.”
Isaac and his Amazing Asperger Superpowers!, by Melanie Walsh
“Meet Isaac. He’s a superhero! He might look like everyone else, but he has a kind of autism called Asperger’s. Inside this book he’ll tell you all about what it’s like to have his Asperger superpowers.”
You’re So Clumsy Charley: having dyspraxia, dyslexia, ADHD, Asperger’s or autism does not make you stupid, by Jane Binnion
“Charley always seemed to get into trouble, though he didn’t mean to. He was getting fed up of going to school, because he felt different than most of the other kids. Then he met Aunty Bella and everything changed.”
The Green-Eyed Goblin: what to do about jealousy: for all children including those on the autism spectrum, by K. I. Al-Ghani & Haitham Al-Ghani
“This illustrated storybook explains jealousy through the story of Theo and his Green-Eyed Goblin. It will encourage children to talk about their feelings and learn how to subdue their own Green-Eyed Goblin for good. A section of tried and tested techniques for using with children, and a helpful introduction for parents and carers is included.”
He’s Not Naughty! A children’s guide to autism, by Deborah Brownson & Ben Mason
“Fed up of everyone not understanding her friend Jake, Taryn candidly explains her understanding of autism, and why Jake’s behaviour isn’t naughty!
“This text is a quick and fun way for children aged 6-10 to learn about autism and the vibrant illustrations provide a unique visual representation of what it’s like to be autistic.”
Questions about … Autism, by Louise Spilsbury & Ximena Jeria
“This book offers practical help, tips and advice an well as exploring everyday situations, supported by, exquisite and approachable illustrations to give a comforting story book feel, particularly suited to 5-7 year olds, but with scope to appeal to both younger and older children.”
Me and My Sister, by Rose Robbins
“This appealing brother and sister duo spend a lot of their day together, eating meals, going to school and playing. But life with an autistic sibling is not always easy. Through the eyes of the brother, we find out how they are both very different, but also very similar in other ways, and come what may they have lots of fun together and love each other just the same.
“This is a touching book that will strike a chord with every family with siblings, especially where one is differently abled.”
All Cats have Asperger’s Syndrome, by Kathy Hoopmann
“Taking a look at Asperger’s syndrome (AS) in children, this book draws parallels between AS children and the behaviour of cats, illustrating shared characteristics and evoking the difficulties and joys of raising a child who is different.”
The London Eye Mystery, by Siobhan Dowd
“When Ted and Kat watched their cousin Salim get on board the London Eye, he turned and waved before getting on. But after half an hour it landed and everyone trooped off - but no Salim. Where could he have gone? How on earth could he have disappeared into thin air?”
The Guggenheim Mystery, by Robin Stevens
“My name is Ted Spark. I am 12 years and 281 days old. I have seven friends. Three months ago, I solved the mystery of how my cousin Salim disappeared from a pod on the London Eye. This is the story of my second mystery. This summer, I went on holiday to New York, to visit Aunt Gloria and Salim.
“While I was there, a painting was stolen from the Guggenheim Museum, where Aunt Gloria works. Everyone was very worried and upset. I did not see what the problem was. I do not see the point of paintings, even if they are worth £9.8 million. Perhaps that’s because of my very unusual brain, which works on a different operating system to everyone else’s. But then Aunt Gloria was blamed for the theft - and Aunt Gloria is family.”
The Someday Birds, by Sally J. Pla & Julie McLaughlin
“harlie’s perfectly ordinary life has been unraveling ever since his war journalist father was injured in Afghanistan.
“When his father heads from California to Virginia for medical treatment, Charlie reluctantly travels cross-country with his boy-crazy sister, unruly brothers, and a mysterious new family friend. He decides that if he can spot all the birds that he and his father were hoping to see someday along the way, then everything might just turn out okay.”
On the Edge of Gone, by Corinne Duyvis
“January 29, 2035. That’s the day the comet is scheduled to hit — the big one. Denise and her mother and sister, Iris, have been assigned to a temporary shelter outside their hometown of Amsterdam to wait out the blast, but Iris is nowhere to be found, and at the rate Denise’s drug-addicted mother is going, they’ll never reach the shelter in time.
“A last-minute meeting leads them to something better than a temporary shelter — a generation ship, scheduled to leave Earth behind to colonise new worlds after the comet hits. But everyone on the ship has been chosen because of their usefulness. Denise is autistic and fears that she’ll never be allowed to stay. Can she obtain a spot before the ship takes flight? What about her mother and sister? When the future of the human race is at stake, whose lives matter most?”
The State of Grace, by Rachael Lucas
“Fifteen-year-old Grace is funny and plain-spoken. Just because she has Asperger’s doesn’t mean she’s great at maths (she’s not) or can draw the Eiffel Tower from memory (she can’t). Like any teenager, Grace just wants to fit in, so when it turns out that the cutest boy in school likes her, she finds herself falling in with the cool crowd.
“But with her dad away and her mum distracted there’s no one at home to see Grace’s younger sister spiralling out of control, and suddenly everything threatens to fall apart - unless Grace can fix things on her own.”


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This library support the TCS3200 colorSensor using the included freqMeasuringtool.
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| enum | activities : char { drink = 'D', eat = 'E', sleep = 'S', play = 'P', empty = 'X' } |
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| colorSensor | sensor |
| healthbar | happiness |
| healthbar | hunger |
| healthbar | thirst |
| healthbar | sleep |
| char | activity |
| int | hungerLevel |
| int | thirstLevel |
| int | sleepLevel |
| int | happinessLevel |
lives ADT
This is an ADT that controls the lives of something. It has 4 healthbars and has a colorSensor. It also holds an activity that influences its health with the four Level ints. It is dependand on the library hwlib. https://github.com/wovo/hwlib
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lives constructor
This constructor needs the input of a hwlib::target::pin_in and a hwlib::port_out of 4 hwlib::port_out. It also sets the base level of hunger, thirst and sleep to full. hapiness is an average of hunger, thirst and sleep.
| void lives::draw | ( | hwlib::glcd_oled & | display | ) |
draw() function
This function draws the four healtbars it has to be given a hwlib::glcd_oled window.
| char lives::manageHealth | ( | ) |
manageHealth() function
This function manages the health bars. it slowly decreases their values until the corresponding color is seen before the sensor. or darknesss is registered if the color is seen it wil increase the healt of that specific healtbar. Blue == Drinking Red == eating light < 1000 == sleeping
| void lives::set | ( | ) |
set() function
This function sets the four healtbars with the health levels..


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TonyL28-Sep-18 04:03 AM
Great! Glad to help
polycryptoblog28-Sep-18 04:03 AM
Cabey28-Sep-18 08:18 AM
In Agama am I meant to active a coin everytime I launch it?
Or should it save
TonyL28-Sep-18 08:21 AM
Hi @Cabey ! Agama will remember your activation choice and show chosen coins on next login (in light mode)(edited)
Cabey28-Sep-18 08:43 AM
Wierd, mine always reverts to the activate coin screen
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ufano29-Sep-18 09:04 PM
Thank you. Wait a minute(edited)
ufano29-Sep-18 09:20 PM
It works. Perfect Thank you!! @Hermes
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TheTrunk30-Sep-18 09:39 AM
Hi, Just a quick question regarding crypto conditions.. When was the hardfork done (I suppose it was a hardfork?) Like it was activated in blockheight 1mil but it must have been present in the source for a long time since older versions of komodo are on a correct chain and working fine
jl777c30-Sep-18 10:00 AM
only chains that set -ac_cc will have CC available
the code for it was hardforked at the 1 million height fork for master
dev branch has had it of 6 months or so
and it continues to be developed
Urakawa30-Sep-18 02:10 PM
Hello!
How can i access the "cli" option from within Agama.. I look in settings and nothing.
Also when input komodod.exe it freezes in NOTARY_PUBKEY why?
Nabob30-Sep-18 02:23 PM
goto Agama settings> cli tab >
you can input cli commands there(edited)
Urakawa30-Sep-18 02:48 PM
thanks
Gordon Komodo02-Oct-18 06:28 AM
what does bad-txns-oversize mean?
TonyL02-Oct-18 06:29 AM
@Gordon Komodo Never faced this issue but I guess it means that your transaction is to large to meet consensus rules.
There are at least three reasons a transaction may be too large (as guy in zcash github writing: https://github.com/zcash/zcash/issues/1970):
a large number of transparent outputs - caused by a large number of recipients
a large number of transparent inputs - caused by a large amount of transparent value
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Gordon Komodo02-Oct-18 06:31 AM
thanks!
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Nabob02-Oct-18 06:41 AM
did you get that error while z_mergetoaddress in pirate chain @Gordon Komodo
Gordon Komodo02-Oct-18 06:41 AM
not me, somebody else trying to send me coin and he got that
Nabob02-Oct-18 06:46 AM
ok, while merging txns we get that error, one who is miner those address usually have that issue. so, he needs to combine bit of txn to one periodically
Gordon Komodo02-Oct-18 06:52 AM
yeah, he is a miner
DCAL402-Oct-18 09:39 PM
Good evening all. Quick question on the interest feature now that it has changed to monthly. Do I need to send my KMD to a new wallet each month or does that mean I need to claim the interest in the same wallet each month? Thanks for your help(edited)
Hermes02-Oct-18 09:52 PM
You will just need to claim the reward in the wallet each month. A reward is generated each time an utxo is spent so if you send to a new address is the same as claiming the reward in your own address. The reward button only automates the sending of your balance to your same public address inside your wallet.
DCAL403-Oct-18 12:20 AM
@Hermes Thank you for the clarification
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qmc03-Oct-18 04:30 PM
Is there a way for our users to select an alternative config path in native mode ?
try erasing the config.json file inside the Agama folder as showed in the guide.
and restart the wallet.
Let us know if it helps
qmc03-Oct-18 10:33 PM
agama == barterdex ?
will look
but that error (in the link) is regarding some other JS
Hermes03-Oct-18 10:44 PM
I thought you were seeing the error in Javascript with Agama , still the procedure is the same go to the Barterdex folder inside %appdata%Roaming/ but in this case erase the coins.json file @qmc ,if this still doesn't help you can also do a fresh installation of Barterdex. You can do this procedure if you don't have any pending or stuck swap. You will only need to delete the Barterdex folder located in the same %appdadata%Roaming/ directory as showed in the guide above and restart Barterdex again with the latest version.(edited)
We will be updating this in knowledgebase also for Barterdex users
qmc03-Oct-18 11:01 PM
Looked there, there was only an empty barterdex folder
Just came back to update you - this doesn't happen with <IP_ADDRESS>
Hermes03-Oct-18 11:04 PM
This happened to you with 1.1.2 right? ..I have seen sometimes that if you have a couple of Barterdex folders lets say the portable folder that we have each time we download ...it can maybe make some type of issue ....just in case try only leaving in your PC the 1.1.2 version and try a reboot when you time and let us know if that helped. Also maybe erase that Barterdex empty folder while doing this to get a fresh launch.(edited)
🚀🚀edsky🚀🚀04-Oct-18 10:21 AM
Hi guys, I downloaded the agama v0.2.42c and it's been downloading blocks for nearly 24hrs is this normal?
SHossain04-Oct-18 10:27 AM
it can be normal. which OS you are using? what is the system spec and internet speed? and, which chain you are downloading?
criticalmass04-Oct-18 10:37 AM
can´t execute the KMD wallet...even with the new release on Github
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vcruntime140.dll and msvcp140.dll not found
🚀🚀edsky🚀🚀04-Oct-18 10:48 AM
i'm on win 10 pro, i5 7500 16Gb RAM 500 960 evo ssd with 100mb/s connection downloading block 1037514
actually I can see it progressing now
SHossain04-Oct-18 10:49 AM
almost there.
criticalmass04-Oct-18 11:00 AM
installed visualstudio etc. but still getting the error message. can someone help or know the error?
SHossain04-Oct-18 11:01 AM
@Nabob ^^
Nabob04-Oct-18 11:04 AM
@criticalmass Please post screenshot of error and also let me know your win OS version and Agama version ?(edited)
🚀🚀edsky🚀🚀04-Oct-18 11:05 AM
thanks @Nabob I was just impatient. I think @criticalmass needs some help
Nabob04-Oct-18 11:05 AM
@🚀🚀edsky🚀🚀 sry exchanged names
criticalmass04-Oct-18 11:06 AM
@Nabob Win10 newest 0242c Agama Github release
can´t upload the screenshots here
Nabob04-Oct-18 11:08 AM
There is a problem with one of the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable packages, Please help to uninstall or repair that program
criticalmass04-Oct-18 11:09 AM
weird..haven´t changed something. installed vcplus web package without any success
Hi, Sorry for the such a simple question. I actually searched,but no luck :/
Are there 100,000,000 satoshi in 1 KMD?(edited)
Nabob05-Oct-18 11:47 AM
Yes, eight decimals
CrisF05-Oct-18 11:47 AM
@Nabob Thank you!
gef07-Oct-18 10:03 AM
Hello , MGNX is not on Agama mobile wallet ?
pbca2607-Oct-18 10:11 AM
mgnx team hasn't provided electrum servers yet
better ask them directly
jl777c07-Oct-18 08:48 PM
it also does not have dPoW (yet)
Potato Guy 900007-Oct-18 10:12 PM
Hi guys. So I'm trying to send some funds with Agama wallet, and I'm getting "Processing transaction..." message that never resolves. I've never had this problem before, is it something simple that needs fixing? I figure if it was a network issue I'd see something about it on twitter.
Trying to send some KMD to digitalprice exchange
It doesn't go.
hit me up if anyone knows how to fix it. thanks!
Hermes07-Oct-18 10:56 PM
Hi @Potato Guy 9000 which version of Agama you are currently using ?
Also you are using lite mode or native mode ?
Potato Guy 900007-Oct-18 11:24 PM
I'm not at my computer anymore, but I've updated to the download on komodo's website. Using lite mode.


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Let me illustrate my thesis by discussing my favorite movie lawyer -- Polly Biegler (James Stewart) in Otto Premingers "Anatomy of a Murder." The film follows Biegler through a tough murder case from beginning to end. The case involves the trial of Lieutenant Manny Manion (Ben Gazarra), who kills a bar owner who has allegedly raped Manions wife Laura (Lee Remick). Orthodoxy tells us the lawyers "find" the law and the facts of a case, but good lawyers know that metaphor doesnt do justice to the art of lawyering. Lawyers "create" as much as find both the facts and the law. Biegler certainly helps create the "facts" of the murder when he gives his client "the lecture" in which he expertly (but indirectly) instructs Manion to retell the events leading up the to homicide within the story line of "temporary insanity" which is the only narrative which will permit the the jury to acquit him. Biegler also has to "script" the proper role for his clients sexy wife; she has to put away the high heels and tight sweaters to play the role of injured victim and loyal spouse. Later Biegler discovers that Manions psychiatrist has framed his testimony within the context of the "irresistible impulse" version of the temporary insanity defense. That presents a problem since Biegler knows that the State of Michigan doesnt accept the "irresistible impulse" theory. But Polly (and his sidekick J. Parnell McCarthy) are not to be deterred by "black letter law"; they spend a night in the county law library, which yields a long forgotten 1884 Michigan Supreme Court case which approves the irresistible impulse theory. My favorite scenes in the movie are those in which Pollys nemesis Claude Dancer (George C. Scott) examines and Polly cross-examines the prosecutions chief witness about the interactions between Laura and the bar owner the night of the rape. The issue is whether Manions wife will be perceived by the jury as a slut hoping to be picked up by the deceased or an innocent housewife about to be abducted by a rapist. Its nothing less than magical how two skilled trial lawyers use the same facts to craft stories which lead the jury to diametrically opposed conclusions. (It reminds me of the O.J. Simpson trial where Marcia portrayed the defendant as a wife-beater while Johnny was busy painting him as a victim of a racist police force.) Polly wins the trial. Was justice done? Within the "letter of the law," probably not; it appears that Lieutenant Manion took his revenge on the rapist coldly and calmly. But within the larger context of the "unwritten law," perhaps justice was done since it also appears that Mrs. Manion was raped. The simple fact of the matter is that the "justice" of the result seems irrelevant to Polly. He would have been just as happy (and just as deadly) prosecuting Manion. After all, he had been County prosecutor for twenty years. For Polly, the trials the thing. We dont sense much of the tension between lawyering and justice in "Anatomy of a Murder because the facts of the homicide are morally ambiguous. We may not approve of Manions revenge, but we hardly see it as a grave injustice. But this is not always the case. Consider a story told by Gerry Spencea type of real-life Polly Biegler. After winning a big trial for an insurance company, Spence and his wife enter a grocery store to buy provisions for a celebration. Suddenly Spence notices that the old man in the check-out line in front of him was the plaintiff in the suit he had just won. Spence cant hide from himself the fact that the man had not lost because his lawsuit was unjust, but because his lawyer was less skilled than Spence. Spence knows that his trickster skills had made the difference in the case and this time in favor of injustice. Theres the agony. Spence tells the story to explain his decision from there on only to represent "little people" against corporate power. Spence no longer agonizes. Thats fine by me. But often its not that simple. First of all, does representing the "little guy" always put you on the side of justice? Sometimes the corporation might be in the right. Secondly, justice is not the only claim on a lawyers skills. Theres also the need to earn a living. Not all lawyers are like Spence, who probably earns even more money as a plaintiffs lawyer than he did as a defense lawyer. Im not sure Spences story much helps that young law graduate who only can get work doing discovery at a large personal injury defense firm. Still I think Spence has the right approach. We all have to morally "own" our legal practice. We might not always choose the "right" side because sometimes its hard to decide which side is right, but we should still find the fight against injustice central to our professional role. And sometimes we might find that we cant be on the side of justice as we see it because we have other moral claims upon us (like supporting a family or paying off loans), but we should never let let those claims blind us to the importance of the question "which side are you on?".
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