| DOSE: |
3 hits |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
Until now I had never triped on acid before. I had wanted to for years now but I could not find it anywhere. After trying it I couldn't believe of the power this drug has.
It was a Friday afternoon, warm and sunny. Me and friend J has planned to pick up some acid today. We met up around noon and took the half hour ride to the town were J's dealer was located. When we got there J ran in and came out 5 minutes later. We drove off and then pulled into a gas station nearby. He told me to pump and pay, and which I did. When I got back into the car he was examine the acid. It was wrapped in tin foil and inside the foil were 10 small pieces of blotter paper which had a design of a sun and rainbow on them.
J took 1 of the blotter and stuck it in his mouth.  About 30 minutes later we were back in are home town. J pulled in to his house and we went in up to his room. 'The acid works' he said. J told me he was feeling the effects hitting him.
J was an experienced tripper, but me on the other hand had never done it. I had been worried for a small portion of the day on what to expect and if I would have a bad trip, but after talking to J and him telling me to just go with the flow, think positive, and remember it is just a drug, I felt better. Basically for the next few hours we sat around, I played on the computer and he sat on the floor toying with a yo-yo.
'Feeling better now' J remarked. I was feeling better about things now and was ready, I wanted jump into the world of lsd. 'Its time to really trip he said' He told me by judging what one hit had done to him, that I take atleast 3 hits to really start tripping. He unwarped the foil and handed me my 3 hits. He took 3 more hits out for him and dropped em. I dropped the hits right after him. They had a bitter taste almost like vinegar or licking a penny or something.
About an hour went by and I hadn't felt anything. J had began to trip already and I worried something may be wrong. I got off the floor and went back onto the computer to browse the internet for awhile. I got bored of it really quick, and began to mess around with the paint program. Again I got bored of it, and began to find myself very restless. I got out of the chair, feeling in the mood to walk around. I walked around looking at the posters on the wall then down at J. J was sitting there on the floor still and looked at me and began to laugh. I laughed back then cut it short. 'Oh shit' I said out loud.
I could feel the acid start to effect me. I felt very giddy and happy, fuzzy and a little strange, like begin disconnected from the current world. It worried me a little but the happy giddy hyper mood I was in didn't make it matter to much and so I began laughing again. J joined in on the laughing, and we had to be laughing over nothing for at least 5 minutes straight. After that I sat back onto the chair. I sat there and looked at everything in the room. 'Wow' I said.
Everything in J's room was very sharp now, as if everything had a huge epic story behind it. Each object had a birth somewhere in a factory or workshop in a country and has worked it's way down the complex chain to J's room. My vision by now had become very foggy. Things were twinkling in the corners of my eyes, and I had a very strong body high by now. My mind raced with thoughts, anything imaginable would come across my mind. Anything I looked at could have made me ponder for hours on the origins of it or it's use.
J had been sitting on the floor and had gotten up now. He was staring deeply at a poster on the wall. My attention was directed to the poster. Everything seemed to move in it, the serpent, the waves, the ship, as if at the time an epic battle had begun. 'Do you see that' I said to J. Yea he murmured, as if his attention was directed more onto the poster then reality.
By now the trip had really began to take off. After looking away from the poster I noticed how much I really was tripping. The room seemed to dance in movement, even tho everything really was sitting still. I heard all sorts of noises that didn't make sense with the atmosphere. It began to confuse me greatly. The noises increased and i became very confused. His room had been depleting from around me. Everything was fake. Evrything was just a mirage, and so was I. I only exist until the point I realize I'm just a mirage, and then I vanish. I sat there waiting for me to vanish out of existence.
I was very scared at the time. Just let it happen I thought. The chaos of the room grew, and I began to freak out. 'What the hell' I yelled. I seen J come over to me. I was scared to look at him, but the thought of him made me think of him, and now he would disappear of existence. He walked over to me. He look like an alien, something I had never seen before, his face morphed into stretched out shapes and fickeled colors. He reached to me, and I put my hand out, yet it seemed to go right into me, and he pulled out real quick. Suddenly the noise stopped.
'The music was way to loud' he said. Ok just the music, it was only the radio the whole time not my mind, the drug had made things distorted that all. I stamped that into my mind, but the sight of the room made me scared it would repeat. 'We need to leave' I told J. 'OK' J said and we both walked out. It occurred to me as we went down the steps, neither of us knew exactly were we were leaving to. At the bottom of the steps J stopped turned to me, and said something. It made no sense at all. I said 'What' but his reply still made no sense. 'Oh shit' I thought accidently saying it out loud. Now what? I felt as if we were trapped in a void, we could not communicate cuz we were from 2 different planets. We would stand there like cavemen for ever trying to communicate. The feeling of the fake reality had returned, and I began to get worried again.
Finally I pushed J, and he began to walk. He went out the front door and onto the porch. The outside world was totally different. It was bright, warm, sunny, beautiful day out. The sky danced in colors, the ground moved in flowing waves, the houses around us had a perfect cheery look to them. It was total bliss and I wanted to be there forever. 'Stop' I yelled. 'Lets chill here' J turned around and sat on the step. My mind raced again, and 2 thoughts replayed in my head that I remember most. First was the thought for some reason that the acid had fried J's mind into a caveman state. He just moved around not talking, and sticking to primitive moves. It prolly would have made sense if I was sober, but now to me J was just a mindless drone. Not worth even talking with, I didn't want to be a guide for mindless nothing. The second thought was the surroundings. They slowly went from total bliss, to a creepy state of happiness.
I began to feel uncomfortable out there and wanted to go inside. Forgetting completely about J I stood up and went inside. But had trouble getting in. I could not open the door, I had forgot how to.  She said something but it came out in fast noises that I did not understand. I looked up at her and smiled and went in brushing her out of my way. When inside I had the feeling she was staring at me from behind, and I turned around quickly. She had been outside, and I worried if J was involovd with her.
I sat down on the couch and watched tv. The words made no sense, and everything on the tv seemed to jump livly kinda like watching a 3d movie with those blue and red glasses on. The couch, very confrotable at the time, had felt like it was eating me alive. I sunk deeper and deeper into it until I called out for help. J's brother, who knew we were tripping on acid, told me I was fine and to watch tv. I look at the tv and watched as it danced with life and color, gazing onto the screen almost as if I was controlling what happened on it with my mind. This amazed me and I must have spent hours staring at the tv 'controlling it with my mind'.
After awhile I felt myself return back to reality. Slowly things began to make sense and reality began to come back to me. I glance towards the door and it was dark out. 'Damn I wonder what time it is' I said aloud. I was still speaking my thougts aloud on accident. I could still feel buzzed, when I got up to walk, I felt wobbly and dizzy, tracers still frizzed around, but I knew I was for sure coming down off the acid.
My mind was in a total jam.  But then I realized I pretty much had been thorugh it.
About an hour passed an J emerged from upstairs. I guess when I was peaking on the couch I had not noticed when J came inside, or really when it had changed from light to dark outside, or when J's brother had fell asleep on the couch across the room. My buzz was going away fast, and J said he was still tripping a little bit but was coming down also. About an hour later I found myself dozing off on the couch and soon after fell asleep.
The next morning I reflected on my experience. It was crazy, deff different kinda experience. I enjoyed most of it but some was a little negitive when the confusion was strong. Yes I would do it again.
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In anticiption of concocting an ayahuasca analogue, I though it prudent to experience syrian rue, more or less on its own. After some research regarding expected effects, dosage and dietary restrictions, I purchased seeds of syrian rue as esphand at a local persian market. Noteworthy for being a mere $3.00 for 4 ounces, without question the cheapest buzz I have ever gotten, short of hyperventilation. In anticipation of naseau, I also purchased a box of dramamine. I had coffee in the morning but no food.
A heaping tablespoon of seeds were crushed with mortal and pestle and placed in about 1 cup of tap water with the juice of half a squeezed lemon. This was simmered for about 30 minutes and strained through a tea strainer. The seed mush was returned to the pan, another cup of water was added and the other half of the lemon squeezed in, dramamine was taken at this point (about 11:00 a.m.). This was simmered for 45 mintues, strained and the liquids combined. The total volume was about 1 1/2 cups of foul smelling dark yellowish brown tea. The smell reminded me of morning glory tea, not a happy memory. Half the tea was mixed with 2 parts orange juice for flavor and gulped down at about 11:45 a.m. The taste was fine, not really noticeable. No gagging or naseua was noted.
The first noticeable effect was sleepiness, probably from the dramamine. After about 30 minutes, a slight sense of calm, light headedness and a light kind of buzzing noize crept in. Nothing dramatic, bearly a +1 on the Shulgin scale. The experience was pleasant enough and mild, so after 45 mintues the rest of the tea was consumed with orange juice and I lay down to try and focus on the effects without distraction at around 12:20. The experience reached a +2 level about 20 minutes later. As the experience peaked, marked naseau crept in and I found that lying in bed was about all that I was comfortable doing. As long as I didn't try to move around to much, I was OK, getting up to get a glass of water caused a sharp spike in naseau causing me to dry heave.
Overall I would have to give the experience marginal thumbs down. There were some interesting visual distortions, although these were not what I would decribe as psychedelic. Uneven surfaces would reveal faces, cartoonish characters and shapes, but no patterns. I had expected to see trails, but these did not manifest. Closed eye imagery was odd. I would flash on scenes lasting a few seconds at a time, all seemingly pointless and without any emotional resonance. A man in a suit, sitting at a desk, another man walks in, says something, walks out, scene fades. Mundane scenes like this were endlessly repeated.
Occassionally an interetsting visual pattern, usually slightly colored. At one point I was looking at my ceiling fan, then closed my eyes, and saw the fan in my mind, but covered with pastel colors. Not visionary, more 'imagine'-ary. Similar to DXM in that enhanced internal imaginal scenes could be influenced, although not construted. Mild auditory hallucination, voices, faint music and the like. A kind of hollow echoy character to sounds, not unlike nitrous oxide. I dozed off a few times for 5-10 minutes.
Physically, I was lethargic, sleepy, amd very calm. Certainly no euphoria. In fact, the experience was singularly devoid of emotional significance. The experience peaked about an hour after the second cup of tea. I conclude that the naseau is an intergral part of the high, as it peaked simulataneous with the mental effects. This was probably mediated by the dramamine, however. I would be curious to know if naseau accompanies the high from pure extract, my suspicion is that it would. At least in my case.
The peak lasted around one hour with a gradual return to baseline within about 4 hours. I was ready for the expereince to end, more because I was getting bored lying still in bed than anything else. No hangover, no lasting effects.
On the issue of dietary restrictions, I was not particularly cautious. I had coffee about 2 hours prior to the experience and less than 24 hours afterward without noticing any effect. Probably not wise to disregard the dietary limitations entirely, but my conclusion is that its unlikely a serious problem would develop unless the wrong sorts of drug combinations were tried, at least as far as syrian rue goes (versus a prescription MAOI). YMMV.
My conclusions:
Not worth repeating, although benign enough to use as a part of an ayahausca analogue.
If I were to repeat, I would probably take half this amount and not expect much out of the experience. I would definitely take an antiemetic. My research indicates that half this amount would be ample to make DMT orally active in any event. At that level the psychic effects from the rue would be minimal.
Finally, I was struck by just how cheap this is. I estimate I used about 25 cents worth of rue and 25 cents worth of dramamine, making one fresh lemon the most expensive component of the experience.
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Jinja, the template engine used for the default HTML templates, is now no longer shipped with Sphinx. If it is not installed automatically for you (it is now listed as a dependency in setup.py), install it manually from PyPI. This will also be needed if you’re using Sphinx from a SVN checkout; in that case please also remove the sphinx/jinja directory that may be left over from old revisions.
The clumsy handling of the index.html template was removed. The config value html_index is gone, and html_additional_pages should be used instead. If you need it, the old index.html template is still there, called defindex.html, and you can port your html_index template, using Jinja inheritance, by changing your template:
{% extends "defindex.html" %} {% block tables %} ... old html_index template content ... {% endblock %}
and putting 'index': name of your template in html_additional_pages.
In the layout template, redundant blocks were removed; you should use Jinja’s standard {{ super() }} mechanism instead, as explained in the (newly written) templating docs.
Thanks to Jacob Kaplan-Moss, Talin, Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven and Sebastian Wiesner for suggestions.


JS Meetup May 2013
A modern functional Lisp for the JVM
An official implementation targeting Javascript
Rich Hickey, Clojure inventor:
ClojureScript is an action movie, and we're interested in helping people kick butt.
Production-ready, with some
ClojureScript
No wats
Ok, fewer wats
Javascript wat
{} == {} // false
"1" == 1 // true
if ("") { true } else { false } // false
Clojure non-wat
(= {} {}) ;; true
(= "1" 1) ;; false
(if "" true false) ;; true
No hoisting, no function scope
Javascript gotcha
var a = [];
for (var i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
a.push(function() { console.log(i) });
}
a[0](); // 2
Works as expected in ClojureScript
(def a (atom []))
(dotimes [i 3]
(swap! a conj (fn [] i)))
((@a 0)) ;; 0
Coffeescript users have seen something like this
Destructuring arrays and maps
(def arr ["1" "2" "3"])
(let [[a b c] arr]
(println a b c)) ;; 1 2 3
(def m {:a "1"
:b "2"
:c "3"})
(let [{:keys [a b c]} m]
(println a b c)) ;; 1 2 3
Using the rest parameter
(def arr ["1" "2" "3" "4" "5"])
(let [[a b _ & c] arr]
(println a b c)) ;; 1 2 (4 5)
Good standard set of functions that operate on functions
Similar to Array extras but work on all sequential collections
map
reduce
filter
every?
some
Javascript
[0, 1, 2, 3].forEach(function(elem) {
console.log(elem)
});
// 0
// 1
// 2
// 3
Clojure
(doall (map println [0 1 2 3]))
;; 0
;; 1
;; 2
;; 3
Again with a map
(map (fn [[k v]]
(+ k v))
{"a" 1 "b" 2}) ;; ("a1" "b2")
Other functional programming goodies like
comp
complement
juxt
partial
memoize
Works on one element at a time and may not even remember prior elements
Do something to each element in an infinite list, but take only the first three results
(let [inf (iterate inc 0)]
;; an infinite list starting at zero
(take 3 (map #(+ "foo" %) inf)))
;; ("foo0" "foo1" "foo2")
The only constant is
Skipping this for regular JS
Yet Another Object-Oriented Paradigm
Javascript has prototypes
Data is represented by types or records
(deftype Person [first-name last-name age gender])
(def jd (Person. "John" "Doe" 31 :male))
(.age jd) ;; 31
(defrecord Person [first-name last-name age gender])
(def jd (Person. "John" "Doe" 31 :male))
(jd :age) ;; 31
You operate on types or records via one or more protocols
(defprotocol Helloable
(say-hello [me]))
(extend-record Person
Helloable
(say-hello [me]
(+ "Hello, my name is " (me :first-name))))
(extend-record Dog
Helloable
(say-hello [_] "Woof! Woof!"))
Protocols do not support inheritance
Another way of extending Dog
(extend Dog
Helloable
{:say-hello (fn [_] "Woof! Woof!")})
(def cant-speak
{:say-hello (fn [_] "...")})
(extend Fish
Helloable
cant-speak)
(extend Rock
Helloable
cant-speak)
What good are protocols?
// Person.js
function Person(firstName, lastName) {
this.firstName = firstName;
this.lastName = lastName;
}
jd = new Person("John", "Doe");
// XMLwriter.js
Person.prototype.render = function() {
return "<person firstname=\"" +
this.firstName + "\" lastname=\"" +
this.lastName + "\" />";
}
// ... more render functions for other prototypes ...
function write(object) {
return
"<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\" ?>" +
object.render();
}
Contrived example
Do not attempt this at home
// YAMLwriter.js
Person.prototype.render = function() {
return "person:" +
"\n firstname: " + this.firstName +
"\n lastname: " + this.lastName + "\n";
}
// ... more render functions for other prototypes ...
function write(object) {
return
"---\n" +
object.render();
}
(ns xml-writer)
(defprotocol XMLRenderable
(render [o]))
(extend-record Person
XMLRenderable
(render [p]
[ "<person firstname=\""
(p :first-name) "\" lastname=\""
(p :last-name) "\" />" ]))
(write [o]
(apply str (concat
"<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\" ?>"
(render o))))
(ns yaml-writer)
(defprotocol YAMLRenderable
(render [o]))
(extend-record Person
YAMLRenderable
(render [p]
[ "person:\n"
" firstname: " (p :first-name) "\n"
" lastname: " (p :last-name) "\n" ]))
(write [o]
(apply str (concat
"---\n" (render o))))
Another more powerful technique is available
I will leave that for another time
There is a reason for Lisp's funny syntax
You're writing the AST
Macros are Clojure code that manipulate Clojure code
Implement unless
Hypothetical usage
unless (false) {
console.log("This will print");
}
var unless = function (condition, false_block) {
if (!condition) {
false_block;
}
}
unless(false, console.log("This will print"));
// This will print
... So far so good
unless(true, console.log("This won't print"));
// This won't print
... Oops
The correct usage is awkward
var unless = function (condition, false_function) {
if (!condition) {
false_function();
}
}
unless(true, function () {
console.log("This won't print");
});
(defmacro unless [condition & body]
`(when (not ~condition)
~@body))
(unless true
(println "This won't print")
Gets expanded at compile time to
(when (not true)
(println "This won't print")
There are other uses for macros
Using Dommy
(defn simple-template [txt]
(dommy.template/node
[:a.anchor.silly
{:href "http://somelink.com"} txt]))
Generated from macro
(let [dom6238 (.createElement js/document "a")]
(.setAttribute dom6238 "href" "http://somelink")
(set! (.-className dom6238) "anchor silly")
(set! (.-textContent dom6238) txt)
dom6238)
$('<a>').attr('href', 'http://somelink')
.addClass('anchor').addClass('silly')
.text(txt)
Similar benchmark performed by Prismatic
| dommy | 2.06 secs |
| jQuery | 1.57 secs |
| dommy-macro | 0.44 secs |
Some rough spots, but under active development
Some missing pieces, e.g. eval
Code sharing is awkward
Unit testing is lacking
Few native libraries, some wrappers
Closure works for Google, but JS purists might be sad
Coming soon
GitHub @thirteen37
Himera has a REPL and comparison
Language developer's wiki
ClojureScript One tutorial for Clojure + CLJS Web apps
Stuart Sierra's ClojureScript book and Clojure/ClojureScript presentation
Bodil Stokke's ClojureScript All the Way Down
Several from Chris Granger (Light Table), including jayq JQuery wrapper
Pedestal full-stack framework for Clojure + CLJS
Dommy HTML templating
Garden CSS templating
Domina DOM manipulation
WebFUI DOM manipulation and binding
C2 native CLJS D3 clone, without animation support


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Atkins Co. acquired a building in 1990 at a cost of €1 million. Under local GAAP, it did not depreciate the building. Tetris Co. subsequently acquired Atkins on 1 January 2000. Under local GAAP, Tetris did not consolidate Atkins.
Tetris Co. adopts IFRS for its 31 December 2007 annual report with 1 January 2006 as its date of transition. As a consequence of adopting IFRS, Tetris must consolidate Atkins and consider whether it should depreciate the building. How do you think they measured the building in Tetris Cos consolidated IFRS accounts?
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Lumps can appear anywhere on your body. Most lumps are harmless but it's important to see a GP if you're worried or the lump is still there after 2 weeks.
Most people get lumps and growths on their skin at some point. They can be caused by many things.
They can:
The GP will look at your lump. They may be able to tell you what's causing it.
If they're unsure, they might refer you to hospital for tests, such as a biopsy (where a very small sample of the lump is removed and tested) or an ultrasound scan.
There are lots of possible causes of lumps and growths.
Your symptoms might give you an idea of what’s causing it, but do not self-diagnose.
See a GP if you're worried or the lump is still there after 2 weeks.
| Lump | Possible cause |
|---|---|
| Small, fleshy growth on the skin | Skin tag |
| Soft, squashy lump that moves | Lipoma |
| Hard lump that moves | Skin cyst |
| Hard, painful lump with a high temperature | Skin abscess |
| Lump | Possible cause |
|---|---|
| Swelling on the side of the neck, armpit or groin | Swollen gland |
| Lump in the groin | Hernia |
| Lump on the front of the neck | Goitre |
| Fleshy growths around the groin | Genital warts |
| Swelling on the side of the neck, armpit or groin that does not go down | Non-Hodgkin lymphoma |
| Lump | Possible cause |
|---|---|
| Lump or lumps around the bottom (anus), often with itching or pain | Piles |
| Lump on the bottom (anus) and the need to do a poo | Rectal prolapse |
| Lump | Find out more |
|---|---|
| Lump or swelling on the breasts | Breast lumps |
| Lump or swelling on the testicles | Testicle lumps |
| Lump | Possible cause |
|---|---|
| Smooth lump on the hand, wrist or finger | Ganglion cyst |
| Rough growth on the hand or finger | Wart |
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Fun With Morphine: My Trip to Hell and Back
In the Beginning: At age 19, I tried opium for the first time on vacation in Switzerland. Taken orally, the first dose produced little more than an unusual “stiffness” in the neck and arms, heavy drowsiness, and some very wild dreams. However, the following four days of opium use produced pronounced and incomparable euphoria, a dissolution of worry, pain, and aggravation of any sort, and at night a pseudo-sleep state of waking dreams. A year and a half later, I can’t think of Switzerland without a longing for what I felt those days.
Several days after leaving Switzerland, I found myself unusually restless, irritable, and weak. I took it for a mild case of the flu.
Insanity: Several weeks after my return to the US, I learned how to could acquire opium poppies (and eventually pills…MS Contin and Dilaudid) in tremendous bulk. My first poppy tea experiment was a vomit fest; I couldn’t turn my head to the side without losing all sense of equilibrium. Also, I was sure that if I was to close my eyes that I would fall asleep and not wake up. So I made strong coffee and snuffed tobacco until I knew my ticker wouldn’t decide to fall asleep with me.
Naturally, I had to try this again! After about three poppy tea nausea disasters, the unpleasant effects began to wane, leaving only the bliss I had known in Switzerland. Though the waking experience of opium was heavenly, “sleeping” under the influence was beyond compare. The brain was reeling with pleasure, spinning a thousand mile an hour, weaving dreams together into reality, like the perfect psychedelic. I had found my thing.
A weekly experiment became a before-work experiment, and soon twice a day a couple times a week. Why not feel this grand? I literally never once considered addiction. I was above it, I felt too good, too healthy, too right. And damn it, if anyone should have known better.
Hell..: School started, and I moved out of the parents’ house and into Berkeley. In short, the semester was an exercise in misery. Unable to acquire opiates for every day of the week, I spent weekends at home feeling perfectly wonderful, and most weekdays yawning, aching, drenching my bed in sweat, screaming into my pillow, and suffering emotional and physical meltdowns on a regular basis. There is nothing more terrifying, more maggots-in-your-mind painful, or more desperate than withdrawals. Very few friends had any idea what was happening to me, and I felt so trapped, by school, by responsibility, by shame, and by denial, that I couldn’t tell my parents, who watched as I stumbled towards the edge of suicidal depression.
..Sweet comfort of mankind, plant of joy, DeQuincey’s keys to paradise..
..And Back: I withdrew from the University and moved home with the naive notion of quitting on my own. Instead, my addiction became sustainable. Every day. Almost never for the next six months did a day pass where I didn’t have morphine. Once, I recall, I thought that five Vicodin would give me a temporary fix --they didn’t even put a dent in withdrawals. The most fascinating part of this time was that I convinced myself I could maintain this, that I was fine, and healthy, and that 'next time, withdrawal won’t be so bad.' But as my job ended and school approached a second time, I broke.
Not sure why I figured it out. Broke down, told someone. Stated very clearly and humbly to my parents I was in over my head, that I was a morphine addict, and that it was not humanly possible to stop on my own. And the next day I went to a detox center. Lovely doctors made me wait till I was in the grips of withdrawals (that is, another six hours in a waiting room with my mother), then administered buprenorphine, an opiate agonist-antagonist that helps with withdrawals, but by no stretch of the mind eliminates them. After this treatment, under constant supervision I spent the next three weeks in withdrawals from buprenorphine. Lovely time that was, crying at the drop of a hat, not sleeping a moment passed one hour each night for a month, finding relief only in hope.
And here the story picks up a bit with an exciting return to sanity, a rebuilding of relationships, health, life, bank account, etc. You know, the things I lost. Been about 50 days now without it, and still some very sick part of me wonders, What it would feel like to try it again?
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.


Well, it's going to be the same thing as the antiderivative of sine of t, or the indefinite integral of sine of t, plus the indefinite integral, or the antiderivative, of cosine of t.
We know that the derivative with respect to t of cosine of t is equal to negative sine of t.
So if we want a sine of t here, we would just have to take the derivative of negative cosine t.
If we take the derivative of negative cosine t, then we get positive sine of t.
The derivative with respect to t of cosine t is negative sine of t.
We have the negative out front.
It becomes positive sine of t.
So the antiderivative of sine of t is negative cosine of t.
So this is going to be equal to negative cosine of t.
Well, we already know that the derivative with respect to t of sine of t is equal to cosine of t.
So cosine of t's antiderivative is just sine of t-- so plus sine of t.
And we're done.
We've found the antiderivative.
This is going to be da.
That's what we are integrating or taking the antiderivative with respect to.
So what is this going to be equal to?
Well once again, we can rewrite it as the sum of integrals.
This is the indefinite integral of e to the a da, so this one right over here-- a d I'll do it in green-- plus the indefinite integral, or the antiderivative, of 1/a da.
The derivative with respect to x of e to the x is equal to e to the x.
And if we just replaced a with x or x with a, you get the derivative with respect to a of e to the a is equal to e to the a.
I could have a constant factor.
So let me-- always important.
Remember the constant.
So you have a constant factor right over here.
Never forget that.
It is e to the a.
What's the antiderivative of 1/a?
Well, we've seen that in the last video.
It is going to be the natural log of the absolute value of a.
And then we want to have the most general antiderivative, so there could be a constant factor out here as well.
And we are done.
We found the antiderivative of both of these expressions.


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If You Got a Strange Text Last Night, Here's Why
by Courtney Linder- Lots of people say they received out-of-context texts from friends and family last night.
- The texts might have been in response to messages that were originally sent last Valentine's Day, but weirdly delayed until last night.
- U.S. Cellular has confirmed that the ghost texts are the result of a glitch in telecommunications infrastructure.
Tons of people on Twitter and Reddit have complained they're receiving weird, out-of-context text messages from numbers in their contacts, and they say that they have no idea why.
It looks like this Reddit post from early Thursday morning sparked the whole controversy:
Turns out these texts all seem to have been sent this past Valentine's Day, which is even more bizarre.
But here's the good news: If you're one of those people, it looks like this (probably) wasn't a hack. According to a post from 92 Moose, an FM radio station in Maine, U.S. Cellular confirmed that the ghost texts are the result of a glitch in telecommunications infrastructure, specifically to the "cross carrier messaging system," which is a joint venture that the four major phone carriers committed to in late October.
According to an October press release from Sprint that also involves AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon, the "Cross Carrier Messaging Initiative" will "deliver the next generation of messaging to consumers and businesses" by developing a new messaging standard that the companies said would roll out in 2020.
It looks like the point was to improve group chats across carriers when sending photos and videos. Think about all the green bubble people out there getting weird messages that iPhone users have "emphasized" a message in iMessage, which basically just repeats the text, but shows none of the animation that blue bubble iPhone users see, like fireworks, thumbs-up signs, and more.
"At the Un-carrier, customers drive everything we do, and that's no different here," John Legere, CEO of T-Mobile, said in the release. "Efforts like CCMI help move the entire industry forward so we can give customers more of what they want and roll out new messaging capabilities that work the same across providers and even across countries."
Popular Mechanics has not confirmed that this is the reason people are receiving the undoubtedly creepy messages, but we'll be back with an update as soon as we get confirmation. In the meantime, we suggest you reach out to your mobile carrier if you're concerned about your privacy or security.
Here are some of the weirdest instances of these messages that we've seen so far:
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public class QueueMember
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
QueueMember() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.Boolean |
getHasBeenNotified()
Gets has been notified.
|
boolean |
getIsGroup()
Gets is group.
|
java.lang.Integer |
getMemberMinutesRemaining()
Gets member minutes remaining.
|
java.lang.String |
getMemberName()
Gets member name.
|
java.lang.Integer |
getMemberQueueLocation()
Gets member queue location.
|
java.lang.String |
getMemberUserName()
Gets member user name.
|
java.lang.Integer |
getQueueGroupId()
Gets queue group id.
|
java.lang.String |
getQueueName()
Gets queue name.
|
void |
setHasBeenNotified(java.lang.Boolean hasBeenNotified)
Sets has been notified.
|
void |
setIsGroup(boolean isGroup)
Sets is group.
|
void |
setMemberMinutesRemaining(java.lang.Integer memberMinutesRemaining)
Sets member minutes remaining.
|
void |
setMemberName(java.lang.String memberName)
Sets member name.
|
void |
setMemberQueueLocation(java.lang.Integer memberQueueLocation)
Sets member queue location.
|
void |
setMemberUserName(java.lang.String memberUserName)
Sets member user name.
|
void |
setQueueGroupId(java.lang.Integer queueGroupId)
Sets queue group id.
|
void |
setQueueName(java.lang.String queueName)
Sets queue name.
|
public boolean getIsGroup()
public void setIsGroup(boolean isGroup)
isGroup
- the is grouppublic java.lang.Integer getQueueGroupId()
public void setQueueGroupId(java.lang.Integer queueGroupId)
queueGroupId
- the queue group idpublic java.lang.String getMemberName()
public void setMemberName(java.lang.String memberName)
memberName
- the member namepublic java.lang.String getMemberUserName()
public void setMemberUserName(java.lang.String memberUserName)
memberUserName
- the member user namepublic java.lang.String getQueueName()
public void setQueueName(java.lang.String queueName)
queueName
- the queue namepublic java.lang.Boolean getHasBeenNotified()
public void setHasBeenNotified(java.lang.Boolean hasBeenNotified)
hasBeenNotified
- the has been notifiedpublic java.lang.Integer getMemberMinutesRemaining()
public void setMemberMinutesRemaining(java.lang.Integer memberMinutesRemaining)
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Wikipedia is dead, long live the 'pedia
I was a bit surprised when looking at the Wikipedia pageviews for 2013 (nicely presented here). After 5 years of consistent and reasonably stable growth, over 2013 monthly pageviews actually dropped, and to the tune of 2 *billion* views (10%) from their peak early in the year.
This was surprising to me. The problem Wikipedia has attracting new editors has been well-publicised, but it's never had trouble with PageRank or increasing its reach to casual viewers.
Well, it turns out one area seeing consistent and healthy growth is, as you would guess, mobile views, which are showing gains of about 150k pageviews a month on English Wikipedia. This makes up for almost half a billion of those lost over 2013 in the graph above, but still leaves some explaining to do.
Interestingly, another useful metric of web traffic, unique visitors per month, continues to grow considerably. Maybe this reflects how mobile visitors use the site differently, just looking something up (e.g. to settle an argument) and closing their browser as opposed to a few hours going from topic to topic and ending up admiring a list of Eiffel tower replicates.
A quick graph of mean monthly pageviews per visitor gives this theory some support, but the data seems pretty noisy and has varied a lot over the past few years.
Another possibility is that this data is telling us what we already know: the unique visitors with the highest total page views must be the article writers and the Wikignomes that built the place — and they've been in precipitous decline for nearly 6 years now. I'm speculating of course, but maybe that's starting to show through on the page views site-wide, emphasising how much work a small group of people have been putting in, and the dent they're leaving in Wikipedia as they leave.
Full R code to reproduce the graphs shown in this post is in a gist.
This post was originally published on my
Wordpress blog.


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reference style links that should have a title-
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This is [an example] [id5] reference-style link.
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This is [an example][id3] reference-style link.
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[id]: http://example.com/ "Optional Title Here"
[id2]: http://example.com/
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automatic link
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except ImportError:
raise ImportError("Scikit-learn could not be found,"
" please install it properly to use nilearn.")
if not LooseVersion(sklearn.__version__) >= LooseVersion("0.10"):
raise ImportError(
"A scikit-learn version of at least 0.10 is required"
" to use nilearn. %s was found. Please upgrade scikit-learn."
% sklearn.__version__)
try:
import nibabel
except ImportError:
raise ImportError("nibabel could not be found,"
After Change
def _check_dependencies():
_required_module_versions = [("numpy", "1.6.0"),
("scipy", "0.9.0"),
("sklearn", "0.10"),
("nibabel", "1.1.0")]
for module_name, minimum_version in _required_module_versions:
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java.lang.Object javax.imageio.IIOImage
public class IIOImage
A simple container class to aggregate an image, a set of thumbnail (preview) images, and an object representing metadata associated with the image.
The image data may take the form of either a
RenderedImage
, or a Raster
. Reader
methods that return an IIOImage
will always return a
BufferedImage
using the RenderedImage
reference. Writer methods that accept an IIOImage
will always accept a RenderedImage
, and may optionally
accept a Raster
.
Exactly one of getRenderedImage
and
getRaster
will return a non-null
value.
Subclasses are responsible for ensuring this behavior.
ImageReader.readAll(int, ImageReadParam)
,
ImageReader.readAll(java.util.Iterator)
,
ImageWriter.write(javax.imageio.metadata.IIOMetadata,
IIOImage, ImageWriteParam)
,
ImageWriter.write(IIOImage)
,
ImageWriter.writeToSequence(IIOImage, ImageWriteParam)
,
ImageWriter.writeInsert(int, IIOImage, ImageWriteParam)
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
protected RenderedImage |
image
The RenderedImage being referenced. |
protected IIOMetadata |
metadata
An IIOMetadata object containing metadata
associated with the image. |
protected Raster |
raster
The Raster being referenced. |
protected List<? extends BufferedImage> |
thumbnails
A List of BufferedImage thumbnails,
or null . |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
IIOImage(Raster raster,
List<? extends BufferedImage> thumbnails,
IIOMetadata metadata)
Constructs an IIOImage containing a
Raster , and thumbnails and metadata
associated with it. |
|
IIOImage(RenderedImage image,
List<? extends BufferedImage> thumbnails,
IIOMetadata metadata)
Constructs an IIOImage containing a
RenderedImage , and thumbnails and metadata
associated with it. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
IIOMetadata |
getMetadata()
Returns a reference to the current IIOMetadata
object, or null is none is set. |
int |
getNumThumbnails()
Returns the number of thumbnails stored in this IIOImage . |
Raster |
getRaster()
Returns the currently set Raster , or
null if only a RenderedImage is
available. |
RenderedImage |
getRenderedImage()
Returns the currently set RenderedImage , or
null if only a Raster is available. |
BufferedImage |
getThumbnail(int index)
Returns a thumbnail associated with the main image. |
List<? extends BufferedImage> |
getThumbnails()
Returns the current List of thumbnail
BufferedImage s, or null if none is
set. |
boolean |
hasRaster()
Returns true if this IIOImage stores
a Raster rather than a RenderedImage . |
void |
setMetadata(IIOMetadata metadata)
Sets the IIOMetadata to a new object, or
null . |
void |
setRaster(Raster raster)
Sets the current Raster . |
void |
setRenderedImage(RenderedImage image)
Sets the current RenderedImage . |
void |
setThumbnails(List<? extends BufferedImage> thumbnails)
Sets the list of thumbnails to a new List of
BufferedImage s, or to null . |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
protected RenderedImage image
RenderedImage
being referenced.
protected Raster raster
Raster
being referenced.
protected List<? extends BufferedImage> thumbnails
List
of BufferedImage
thumbnails,
or null
. Non-BufferedImage
objects
must not be stored in this List
.
protected IIOMetadata metadata
IIOMetadata
object containing metadata
associated with the image.
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public IIOImage(RenderedImage image, List<? extends BufferedImage> thumbnails, IIOMetadata metadata)
IIOImage
containing a
RenderedImage
, and thumbnails and metadata
associated with it.
All parameters are stored by reference.
The thumbnails
argument must either be
null
or contain only BufferedImage
objects.
image
- a RenderedImage
.thumbnails
- a List
of BufferedImage
s,
or null
.metadata
- an IIOMetadata
object, or
null
.
IllegalArgumentException
- if image
is
null
.public IIOImage(Raster raster, List<? extends BufferedImage> thumbnails, IIOMetadata metadata)
IIOImage
containing a
Raster
, and thumbnails and metadata
associated with it.
All parameters are stored by reference.
raster
- a Raster
.thumbnails
- a List
of BufferedImage
s,
or null
.metadata
- an IIOMetadata
object, or
null
.
IllegalArgumentException
- if raster
is
null
.| Method Detail |
|---|
public RenderedImage getRenderedImage()
RenderedImage
, or
null
if only a Raster
is available.
RenderedImage
, or null
.setRenderedImage(java.awt.image.RenderedImage)
public void setRenderedImage(RenderedImage image)
RenderedImage
. The value is
stored by reference. Any existing Raster
is
discarded.
image
- a RenderedImage
.
IllegalArgumentException
- if image
is
null
.getRenderedImage()
public boolean hasRaster()
true
if this IIOImage
stores
a Raster
rather than a RenderedImage
.
true
if a Raster
is
available.public Raster getRaster()
Raster
, or
null
if only a RenderedImage
is
available.
Raster
, or null
.setRaster(java.awt.image.Raster)
public void setRaster(Raster raster)
Raster
. The value is
stored by reference. Any existing RenderedImage
is
discarded.
raster
- a Raster
.
IllegalArgumentException
- if raster
is
null
.getRaster()
public int getNumThumbnails()
IIOImage
.
int
.public BufferedImage getThumbnail(int index)
index
- the index of the desired thumbnail image.
BufferedImage
.
IndexOutOfBoundsException
- if the supplied index is
negative or larger than the largest valid index.
ClassCastException
- if a
non-BufferedImage
object is encountered in the
list of thumbnails at the given index.getThumbnails()
,
setThumbnails(java.util.List extends java.awt.image.BufferedImage>)
public List<? extends BufferedImage> getThumbnails()
List
of thumbnail
BufferedImage
s, or null
if none is
set. A live reference is returned.
List
of
BufferedImage
thumbnails, or null
.getThumbnail(int)
,
setThumbnails(java.util.List extends java.awt.image.BufferedImage>)
public void setThumbnails(List<? extends BufferedImage> thumbnails)
List
of
BufferedImage
s, or to null
. The
reference to the previous List
is discarded.
The thumbnails
argument must either be
null
or contain only BufferedImage
objects.
thumbnails
- a List
of
BufferedImage
thumbnails, or null
.getThumbnail(int)
,
getThumbnails()
public IIOMetadata getMetadata()
IIOMetadata
object, or null
is none is set.
IIOMetadata
object, or null
.setMetadata(javax.imageio.metadata.IIOMetadata)
public void setMetadata(IIOMetadata metadata)
IIOMetadata
to a new object, or
null
.
metadata
- an IIOMetadata
object, or
null
.getMetadata()
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The Emperor Penguin (Aptenodytes forsteri) is the tallest and heaviest of all living penguin species and is endemic to Antarctica. The male and female are similar in plumage and size, reaching 122 cm (48 in) in height and weighing anywhere from 22 to 45 kg (49 to 99 lb).  Like all penguins it is flightless, with a streamlined body, and wings stiffened and flattened into flippers for a marine habitat. Its diet consists primarily of fish, but can also include crustaceans, such as krill, and cephalopods, such as squid. In hunting, the species can remain submerged up to 18 minutes, diving to a depth of 535 m (1,755 ft). It has several adaptations to facilitate this, including an unusually structured hemoglobin to allow it to function at low oxygen levels, solid bones to reduce barotrauma, and the ability to reduce its metabolism and shut down non-essential organ functions. The only penguin species that breeds during the Antarctic winter, the Emperor Penguin treks 50–120 km (31–75 mi) over the ice to breeding colonies which may include thousands of individuals. The female lays a single egg, which is incubated by the male while the female returns to the sea to feed; parents subsequently take turns foraging at sea and caring for their chick in the colony. The lifespan is typically 20 years in the wild, although observations suggest that some individuals may live to 50 years of age. |


This class displays test results in a nice and visual way using colors. It's inspired in Red Hat boot process.
Here we have an output example:
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This test doesn't work .............................................. [ FAILED ]


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System.Management.Automation (7)
engine\hostifaces\Command.cs (1)
393
mcr.ErrorMergeTo = MshCommandRuntime.MergeDataStream.
Output
;
engine\MshCommandRuntime.cs (1)
2926
Dbg.Assert(ErrorMergeTo == MergeDataStream.
Output
, "Only merging to success output is supported.");
engine\NativeCommandProcessor.cs (1)
1476
if (CommandRuntime.ErrorMergeTo != MshCommandRuntime.MergeDataStream.
Output
)
engine\runtime\CompiledScriptBlock.cs (1)
2325
if (_commandRuntime.ErrorMergeTo == MshCommandRuntime.MergeDataStream.
Output
)
engine\runtime\Operations\MiscOps.cs (2)
942
commandProcessor.CommandRuntime.ErrorMergeTo = MshCommandRuntime.MergeDataStream.
Output
;
951
commandProcessor.CommandRuntime.ErrorMergeTo = MshCommandRuntime.MergeDataStream.
Output
;
engine\ScriptCommandProcessor.cs (1)
512
if (commandRuntime.ErrorMergeTo == MshCommandRuntime.MergeDataStream.
Output
)


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Error codes defined in the WebDriver wire protocol.
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Dialogflow¶
Dialogflow (formerly known as api.ai) is an NLP service offered by Google. Dialogflow version 1 has used developer and client access tokens to authorize access.
The support for this authorization method will soon be replaced completely and only the Dialogflow version 2 will be supported, where you have to authorize
using tokens provided by the Google Cloud Projects. The following instructions will only cover the Dialogflow version 2 authentication, since version 1 will be
deprecated soon (even though emubot
still supports Dialogflow version 1).
Setting Up A Dialogflow Agent¶
To setup a chatbot you have to create an agent, i.e. an entity that includes the knowledge of your bot. Head over to the
Dialogflow console, create an agent and fill it with some content (take a look at their
docs). Go to the settings of your agent (the cogwheel symbol on the left) and follow the link to your service
account. Select the correct service account, click the three dots on the right (below Actions
) to create a new key (Create Key --> JSON
). Download the JSON
file and save it somewhere where it is accessible by the configuration file.
Exemplar Dialogflow Configuration¶
After downloading the authentication file you can setup your configuration. You can use an existing configuration file and simply alter the values. The structure is as follows:
export const platformNlpDialogflowV2 = {
agents: {
first_agent: {
defaultLifespan: 2,
executionIndex: 1,
languageCode: 'de',
minScore: 0.75,
project_id: 'GCP-ID',
token: 'path/to/authenticationfile.json',
url: 'https://www.DIALOGFLOW-ENDPOINT-URL.com/',
},
},
constructor: DialogflowV2Adapter,
name: 'dialogflowV2',
};
The url
is not required for dialogflow version 2 since we will use the dialogflow
package. The language codes can be found in the Dialogflow docs.
More information regarding the executionIndex
and minScore
can be found at Support Your NLP Platform.


One of the most vexing problems that Oracle DBAs around the world face every day is this:
ORA-1555: snapshot too old: rollback segment number 9 with name "R07" too small
To most DBAs it is far from clear what might have caused the error, and even more perplexing as to how they can prevent it from occurring again. But perhaps the most exasperating thing about this error is that queries are most prone to it when they have been running for a long time, and thus many hours of processing can be lost.
The good news is that it is easy to prevent this error entirely and absolutely.
The ORA-1555 error means that a consistent get on a particular database block has failed.
When a transaction or query begins, the current SCN is recorded. That SCN serves as the snapshot SCN for the query or transaction. This term is derived from the requirement that the transaction or query must see a consistent snapshot of the database at that time.
Every block used to select rows for the query or transaction must reflect the state of the database at the snapshot SCN. This applies to the selection of rows to be updated or deleted, as much as it does to the selection of rows for a query. If a block has to be changed, then those changes will be applied to the current version of that block. However, the selection of the rows to be changed must be based on a version of the block consistent with the snapshot SCN. The temporary reconstruction of a version of the block consistent with the snapshot SCN is called a consistent get.
There are two types of consistent get failure: rollback failure, and cleanout failure.
If the block has been modified in any way by another transaction since the snapshot SCN, then those changes must be rolled back for the consistent get. To do so, it is necessary to read the rollback segment data blocks to which the rollback information for those changes was written.
However, if any of those changes were made by a discrete transaction, then there will be no rollback information, because discrete transactions do not generate rollback information. If so, an ORA-1555 error will be raised. Similarly, an ORA-1555 error will be raised if the required rollback segment blocks are no longer available because the rollback segment extent containing those blocks has been deallocated in a shrink operation, or reused by subsequent transactions.
Note that the rollback segment blocks required are those that were used by any other transactions that have modified the block after the snapshot SCN. These blocks could be in any rollback segment in the database.
Note further that for those blocks to be unavailable by virtue of extent reuse, all extents in that rollback segment must have been used at least once since the snapshot SCN. This is why the error message suggests that the rollback segment is too small.
DBWn often writes a block to disk before the last transaction to modify that block has been committed. If so, the interested transaction list in the block header still shows that transaction as having an open interest in the block, and the row level locks in the row headers of the affected rows remain in force. When the block is read for another query or transaction, block cleanout must be performed. This involves finding out whether the previous transaction has committed, and if so its row level locks are cleaned out and the commit SCN for the transaction is record in the interested transaction list entry in the block header.
For a consistent get, block cleanout is necessary to establish the relative sequence of the commit SCN for the interested transaction and the snapshot SCN for the consistent get. If the interested transaction has not yet committed, or committed after the snapshot SCN, then rollback is required as described above. But if the interested transaction committed before the snapshot SCN, then no rollback of its changes is required.
To determine the commit SCN for an interested transaction, if it is not already recorded in the interested transaction list entry, and if it is no longer active, it is necessary to consult the transaction table in the rollback segment header block that was used by that transaction. The rollback segment number for the interested transaction is encoded in the interested transaction entry as part of the transaction identifier. However, the header block for that rollback segment may no longer contain a record for the interested transaction, because that block is also subject to change (lots of it) and the interested transaction may be ancient.
Fortunately, however, the consistent get does not need to determine the exact commit SCN for the interested transaction - only the relative sequence of the commit SCN and the snapshot SCN. It is therefore sufficient to perform a recursive consistent get on the rollback segment header block of the rollback segment for the interested transaction. If that consistent get is successful, and if the transaction header for the interested transaction is not extant in the consistent version of its rollback segment header block, and if the transaction identifier indicates that the transaction predated the snapshot SCN, then it may be concluded that the interested transaction committed in relative antiquity, and so no roll back is required.
(Incidentally, for current mode block cleanouts, the rollback segment header block is rolled back as far as possible, and the oldest available commit SCN for any transaction in that rollback segment at that time is recorded in the interested transaction list entry as the upper bound for its commit SCN. In other words, the transaction is marked as having committed no later than that SCN.)
However, it is possible for the consistent get on the rollback segment header block for an interested transaction to fail. This may occur if the rollback information for any of the changes to that rollback segment header block since the snapshot SCN are not available. These changes are written to that rollback segment itself, and are therefore subject to unavailability due to extent reuse or deallocation in the same way as other changes. However, there is more latitude in the case of rollback segment transaction table changes. Because slots in the transaction table are reused cyclically, the rollback segment extents themselves may have to be reused many times before the rollback information for the transaction header for an interested transaction will be rendered unavailable thereby.
The following simple guidelines should be followed to reduce the risk of snapshot too old errors.
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Do not run discrete transactions while sensitive queries or transactions are running,
unless you are confident that the data sets required are mutually exclusive. |
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Schedule long running queries and transactions out of hours,
so that the consistent gets will not need to rollback changes made since the snapshot SCN.
This also reduces the work done by the server, and thus improves performance. |
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Code long running processes as a series of restartable steps. |
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Shrink all rollback segments back to their optimal size manually before running a sensitive query or transaction
to reduce risk of consistent get rollback failure due to extent deallocation.
This can be done with the APT script shrink_rollback_segs.sql. |
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Use a large optimal value on all rollback segments, to delay extent reuse.
For an indication of how long you might have before the problem strikes,
the APT script rollback_reuse_time.sql
can be used to get the average time before rollback segment extent reuse. |
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Don't fetch across commits.
That is, don't fetch on a cursor that was opened prior to the last commit,
particularly if the data queried by the cursor is being changed in the current session. |
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Use a large database block size
to maximize the number of slots in the rollback segment transaction tables, and thus delay slot reuse. |
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Commit less often in tasks that will run at the same time as the sensitive query,
particularly in PL/SQL procedures, to reduce transaction slot reuse. |
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Note that adding extra rollback segments is somewhat in conflict with using a large optimal size, assuming the disk space available for rollback segments is invariant. The choice of a strategy at this point should depend upon the relative risk of consistent get rollback failures, as opposed to consistent get cleanout failures.
For particularly sensitive queries and transactions, all this risk reduction is unnecessary. All that is needed is to prevent the deallocation or reuse of any rollback segment extents that have been used by any transaction subsequent to the snapshot SCN.
One simple way of doing that is to ensure that there is only one (large) rollback segment online from the time of the snapshot SCN, and to explicitly use that rollback segment for the sensitive query or transaction. This protects all extents in that rollback segment that may be used thereafter, from extent deallocation and reuse, until the conclusion of the sensitive transaction or query.
A more sophisticated variation on the same theme is to leave an uncommitted transaction in every online rollback segment. Of course, this introduces a risk of running out of space in the rollback segment tablespaces, but that risk is relatively easy to control. The following set of APT scripts can be used to apply this technique on Unix systems.
This script creates a clustered table in the SYSTEM schema that is used to implement and record the protection of rollback segments from extent deallocation and reuse.
This is the main script of the set. It is called to ensure protection from ORA-1555 errors for a specified number of seconds. This script calls protect_rbs.sql in the background for each online rollback segment.
This script first shrinks the specified rollback segment to reduce the risk of running out of space in the rollback segment tablespaces. It then records its protection in the control table, before leaving an uncommitted transaction sleeping for the required number of seconds.
This script must be run after the dummy transactions have been created in each online rollback segment. It waits for all older active transactions to finish. This is necessary in environments with other long-running transactions that may not yet have completed, because the earlier undo for those transactions is not protected and might be required by the critical report unless those transactions are allowed to finish before the critical report starts.
This script is used to report the protection status of the rollback segments.
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This is the complete list of members for xml_buffered_writer, including all inherited members.
| bufcapacity enum value | xml_buffered_writer | |
| bufcapacitybytes enum value | xml_buffered_writer | |
| buffer | xml_buffered_writer | |
| bufsize | xml_buffered_writer | |
| data_char | xml_buffered_writer | |
| data_u16 | xml_buffered_writer | |
| data_u32 | xml_buffered_writer | |
| data_u8 | xml_buffered_writer | |
| encoding | xml_buffered_writer | |
| flush() | xml_buffered_writer | inline |
| flush(const char_t *data, size_t size) | xml_buffered_writer | inline |
| scratch | xml_buffered_writer | |
| write(char_t d0) | xml_buffered_writer | inline |
| write(char_t d0, char_t d1) | xml_buffered_writer | inline |
| write(char_t d0, char_t d1, char_t d2) | xml_buffered_writer | inline |
| write(char_t d0, char_t d1, char_t d2, char_t d3) | xml_buffered_writer | inline |
| write(char_t d0, char_t d1, char_t d2, char_t d3, char_t d4) | xml_buffered_writer | inline |
| write(char_t d0, char_t d1, char_t d2, char_t d3, char_t d4, char_t d5) | xml_buffered_writer | inline |
| write_buffer(const char_t *data, size_t length) | xml_buffered_writer | inline |
| write_direct(const char_t *data, size_t length) | xml_buffered_writer | inline |
| write_string(const char_t *data) | xml_buffered_writer | inline |
| writer | xml_buffered_writer | |
| xml_buffered_writer(xml_writer &writer_, xml_encoding user_encoding) | xml_buffered_writer | inline |


Donald Trump
Resume
― I'm the most successful person ever to run for the presidency, by far. Nobody's ever been more successful than me. I'm the most successful person ever to run. Ross Perot isn't successful like me. Romney ― I have a Gucci store that's worth more than Romney. Sorry losers and haters, but my IQ is one of the highest ― and you all know it! Please don't feel so stupid or insecure, it's not your fault.
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2017
Became 45th president of the United States
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2016
Won election race with 77 votes more than Clinton, yippe-kee-yay!
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2015
Became the most important Republican nominating for presidential election run
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2009
Changed my mind and became Republican again
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2005
Started Trump University with Michael Sexton and Jonathan Spitalny: no grades, certificates and other bureaucracy, but program offered courses in real estate, asset management entrepreneurship, and wealth creation. 98% students gave positive reviews while studying, however some of these ungrateful gringos filed lawsuits against Trump University after the course. I had to pay $25 million to settle that...
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2002
Acquired the former Hotel Delmonico, which was renovated and reopened in 2004 as the Trump Park Avenue. I sure do like my surname!
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2001
Completed Trump World Tower and joined the Democratic Party
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1999
Started buying golf courses. They are very cheap, I have 18 of them now in USA and abroad! Also switched to the Reform Party that year
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1997
Started buying golf courses. They are very cheap, I have 18 of them now in USA and abroad! Also switched to the Reform Party that year
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2006
Melania gained United States citizenship and gave birth to our son, Barron
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2005
Married her
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1998
Met my future third wife, Melania Knauss
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1999
Divorced Marla
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1993
Married Marla and had a daughter, we named her Tiffany, because I like Tiffany & Company jewellery as well
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1992
Started affair with Marla Maples, so I had to divorce. God knows I love nice women, I love them all!
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1984
Birth of Eric Trump
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1984
Birth of Ivanka Trump
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1982
My first son is born. I called him Donald, of course!
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1977
Married Czech model Ivana Zelníčková
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2019
Was awarded Worst Actor and Worst Screen Combo at Golden Raspberry Awards for parts in "Death of a Nation" and "Fahrenheit 11/9"
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2015
Published a book "Crippled America: How to Make America Great Again"
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2011
Published a book "Time to Get Tough: Making America #1 Again" in coauthorship with Wynton Hall, Peter Schweizer and Meredith McIver. Published a book "Midas Touch: Why Some Entrepreneurs Get Rich – And Why Most Don't" in coauthorship with Robert Kiyosaki. Published a book "Trump Tower" in coauthorship with Jeffrey Robinson
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2009
Published a book "Think Like a Champion: An Informal Education in Business and Life" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver
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2008
Published a book "Never Give Up: How I Turned My Biggest Challenges into Success" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver
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2007
Published a book "Think Big and Kick Ass" in coauthorship with Bill Zanker. Published a book "Why We Want You to Be Rich" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver and Robert Kiyosaki
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2006
Published a book "Why We Want You to Be Rich" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver and Robert Kiyosaki. Published a book "How to Build a Fortune: Your Plan for Success From the World's Most Famous Businessman". Published a book "The Best Real Estate Advice I Ever Received: 100 Top Experts Share Their Strategies". Published a book "Trump 101: The Way to Success" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver
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2005
Published a book "The Best Golf Advice I Ever Received". Performed a song with Megan Mullally at the 57th Primetime Emmy Awards.
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2004
Published a book "Trump: How to Get Rich" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver. Published a book "The Way to the Top: The Best Business Advice I Ever Received". Published a book "Think Like a Billionaire: Everything You Need to Know About Success, Real Estate, and Life" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver
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2000
Published a book "Trump: The America We Deserve" in coauthorship with Dave Shiflett
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1997
Published a book "Trump: The Art of the Comeback" in coauthorship with Kate Bohner
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1990
Published a book "Trump: Surviving at the Top" in coauthorship with Charles Leerhsen
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1987
Published a book "Trump: The Art of the Deal" in coauthorship with Tony Shwartz
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1991
Was awarded Worst Supporting Actor at Golden Raspberry Awards for a part in "Ghosts Can't Do It"
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2003-2015
Produced NBC reality shows "The Apprentice" and "The Celebrity Apprentice"
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2004-2008
Ran short-form talk radio program "Trumped!" (one to two minutes on weekdays)
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2005
Performed a song with Megan Mullally at the 57th Primetime Emmy Awards
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PERSONAL LIFE
MEDIA CAREER
MY BOOKS
Languages
Skills
Character
Likes😃
Dislikes😞
Wants
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2011
Asked friends who are prominent and wealthy alumni of the New York Military Academy to secure my academic records so they could not be seen by anyone, never!
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1966
Transferred to the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and graduated in May 1968 with a B.S. in economics
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1964
Started studying in Fordham University
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1959
Enrolled in the New York Military Academy, a private boarding school, after my parents discovered I made frequent trips into Manhattan without their permission


EvolutionStatistics(data: Map<String, Any>)
A container for any statistics from evolution.
The interface simply maps a string (some description of the statistic) to a value of any type.


Before Change
Trains a model from image-text pairs.
st_time = time.time()
if load is None:
click.echo("Training from scratch not yet supported.")
ctx.exit(1)
if ctx.meta["verbose"] > 0:
click.echo(u"[{:2.4f}] Building ground truth set from {} line images".format(time.time() - st_time, len(ground_truth)))
else:
spin("Building ground truth set")
After Change
spin("Initializing model")
newcodec = Codec()
code2char, char2code = {}, {}
for code, char in enumerate([126] + [ord(c) for c in sorted(list(gt_set.training_alphabet.keys()))]):
code2char[code] = chr(char)
char2code[chr(char)] = code


Expression of c-jun, jun B and jun D proto-oncogenes in human peripheral-blood granulocytes.
Abstract
We have found that purified human peripheral-blood granulocytes express constitutively significant levels of proto-oncogenes c-jun, jun B and jun D mRNA. Upon functional activation of granulocytes by 4 beta-phorbol 12-myristate 13-acetate (PMA), the levels of c-jun, jun B and jun D transcripts were increased. The three jun genes showed a similar time course in their induction by PMA, maximal mRNA levels being reached after 60 min of induction. These results suggest that expression of c-jun, jun B and jun D genes might be involved in terminal granulocyte differentiation or in regulating granulocyte functionality.


Stories
A decade of giving forward
Now in its 10th year, the Scholarship Benefit Dinner has become one of UCSC's premiere fundraising events, highlighting community achievement while helping outstanding students fund their college educations.
The Scholarship Benefit Dinner, popularly known as SBD, has drawn attention and strong public support to UCSC's scholarship giving campaign, which has raised more than $23 million—with 7,948 donors and 21,673 gifts—over the past decade.
The dinner provides urgently needed support for undergraduate scholarships and graduate fellowships to help students attain their fullest academic potential.
Because of a reduction in state support, more students than ever now need financial assistance to attend the university, and in recent years, low- and middle-income families have been particularly hard-hit by increased costs.
Since its creation, SBD has addressed this growing need, while attracting a dazzling array of UCSC alumni speakers, including Susan Wojcicki, senior vice president of advertising at Google, and Kevin Beggs, president of Lionsgate Television Group, who will address the crowd this year.
The need to raise money for scholarships remains pressing and urgent, said Gary Novack, a longtime supporter of UCSC scholarships, as well as a former UC Santa Cruz Foundation board president and a UC Regent from 2003 to 2005.
Seventy percent of UCSC students require financial aid. More than one-third are from underrepresented groups. Half of the incoming frosh last fall were first-generation students whose parents haven't earned a four-year degree.
Older alumni were given great opportunities and had strong financial support from the state of California, he said. Novack and his parents all graduated from the UC system. Since then, the UCs have witnessed an erosion of public support.
"As I say, there can be no politics about scholarships," he said. "The only question should be, 'How much can we give?'"
This year's Scholarship Benefit Dinner celebration will take place at 7 p.m. February 23 at UCSC's University Center. A pre-dinner reception starts at 6 p.m. For information, visit events.ucsc.edu/sbd.


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[PART XXXIII.] INDOOR AIR QUALITY
Cross References
Noise, radiation, and indoor air quality special fund; established, see §342P-7.
[§321-411] Definitions. As used in this part:
"Department" means the department of health.
"Director" means the director of health.
"Publicly owned building" means any building or structure, including a hospital or a school, that is owned, leased, or operated by the State; provided that it shall be a building or structure in which individuals employed by the State work during normal operations. [L 1994, c 234, pt of §2]


Macromedia Flash File Format (SWF) SDK
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Street
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Francisco, California 94103
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Introduction to Macromedia Flash
(SWF)
The Macromedia Flash (SWF) Header
Macromedia Flash (SWF) File
Structure
The Macromedia Flash (SWF) (pronounced 'swiff' ) file format was designed to deliver vector graphics and animation over the Internet. The Macromedia Flash File Format (SWF) was designed as a very efficient delivery format and not as a format for exchanging graphics between graphics editors. It was designed to meet the following goals:
· On-screen Display—The format is primarily intended for on-screen display and so it supports anti-aliasing, fast rendering to a bitmap of any color format, animation and interactive buttons.
· Extensibility—The format is a tagged format, so the format can be evolved with new features while maintaining backward compatibility with older players.
· Network Delivery—The files can be delivered over a network with limited and unpredictable bandwidth. The files are compressed to be small and support incremental rendering through streaming. SWF is a binary format and is not human readable like HTML. Macromedia Flash (SWF) uses techniques such as bit-packing and structures with optional fields, to minimize file size.
· Simplicity—The format is simple so that the player is small and easily ported. Also, the player depends upon only a very limited set of operating system functionality.
· File Independence—Files can be displayed without any dependence on external resources such as fonts.
· Scalability—Different computers have different monitor resolutions and bit depths. Files work well on limited hardware, while taking advantage of more expensive hardware when it is available.
· Speed—The files are designed to be rendered at a high quality very quickly.
Macromedia Flash (SWF) files have the extension .swf and currently for historical reasons the MIME type is application/x-shockwave-flash.
All Macromedia Flash (SWF) files begin with the following header:
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Type* |
Comment |
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Signature |
Signature byte always ‘F’ |
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Signature |
Signature byte always ‘W’ |
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Signature |
Signature byte always ‘S’ |
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Version |
Single byte file version (e.g. 0x04 for SWF 4) |
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FileLength |
Length of entire file in bytes |
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FrameSize |
Frame size in twips |
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FrameRate |
Frame delay in 8.8 fixed number of frames per second |
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FrameCount |
Total number of frames in movie |
* The types used in this header are defined in the Basic Types section.
The header beings with the three-byte Signature 0x46, 0x57, 0x53 (“FWS”) followed by a one-byte Version number. The version number is not an ASCII character, but an 8-bit number. For example, for SWF 4 the version byte is 0x04, not the ASCII character ‘4’ (0x35).
The FileLength field is the total length of the SWF file including the header. The FrameSize field defines the width and height of the movie. This is stored as a RECT structure.
Note: The RECT structure used for FrameSize always has the Nbits field set to 15.
The FrameRate is the desired playback rate in frames per second. This rate is not guaranteed if the SWF file contains streaming sound data, or the player is running on a slow CPU. The FrameCount is the total number of frames in this SWF movie.
Following the header are a series of tagged data blocks. All tags share a common format, so any program parsing a Macromedia Flash (SWF) file can skip over blocks it does not understand. Data inside the block can point to offsets within the block, but can never point to an offset in another block. This enables tags to be removed, inserted, or modified by tools that process a SWF file.
Macromedia Flash (SWF) File Structure
Each tag begins with a tag type and a length. There are both a short and long tags. Short tags are used for blocks with 62 bytes of data or less and large tags can be used for any size block.
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RECORDHEADER
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Type |
Comment |
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Code |
UI16 |
Tag ID and Length |
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The high order 10 bits of the Code field is the tag ID. The low order 6 bits of the Code field is the length of the tag in bytes. The tag ID and length can be extracted from the Code field like this:
TagID = Code >> 6;
Length = Code & 0x3f;
If the block is 63 bytes or longer, it is stored in a long tag. The long tag consists of a short tag with a length of 0x3f, followed by a 32-bit length.
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RECORDHEADER
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Field |
Type |
Comment |
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Code |
UI16 |
Tag ID and Length of 0x3f |
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Length |
UI32 |
Length of tag |
Note: The low order 6 bits of the Code value in a long tag are all set to 1.
Currently, many useful block types are defined. Tag numbers 0-511 are reserved for future use. Tag numbers 512-1023 are reserved for use by third party applications.
In order to let applications define their own tag types, it is possible to define an AppExtension tag that contains the name of the application functionality being implemented and a tag range that describe what tags will be used by this extension set. The extension sets should be similar to a MIME type where they take the form of the following string:
<company name>/<extension set>
For the entire file, these tag types will be interpreted in the context of the named extension. Applications should be able to remap the tag range for a particular file to avoid conflicts between two extension sets.
The extension must be in the 512-1023 tag type range.
There are two categories of tag in Macromedia Flash (SWF):
· Definition Tags are used to define the content of the Macromedia Flash (SWF) movie – the shapes, text, bitmaps and sounds that are used in the movie. Each definition tag assigns a unique ID called a character to the content it defines. The player then stores the character is a repository called the dictionary.
· Control Tags are used to manipulate characters in the dictionary, and control the flow of the movie. For example, control tags can be used to place characters on the screen, start sounds, and to tell the player to go to another frame in the movie.
Generally speaking, tags in a Macromedia Flash (SWF) file can occur in any order. However, there are a few rules that must be observed:
1. A given tag should only depend on tags that come before it. A tag should never depend on a tag that comes later in the file.
2. A definition tag that defines a character must occur before any control tag that refers to that character.
3. Streaming sound tags must be in order. Out of order streaming sound tags will result in the sound being played out of order.
4. The End tag is always the last tag in the Macromedia Flash (SWF) file.
The dictionary is a repository of characters that have been defined, and are available for use by Control Tags. The process of building and using the dictionary is as follows:
1. A definition tag defines some content, such as a shape, font, bitmap or sound.
2. A unique CharacterId is assigned to the content by the definition tag.
3. The content is saved in the dictionary under the CharacterId.
4. A control tag retrieves the content from the dictionary using the CharacterId, and performs some action on the content, such as displaying a shape, or playing a sound
Every definition tag must specify a unique ID. Duplicate IDs are not allowed. Typically, the first CharacterId is 1, the second CharacterId is 2 and so on. Character zero is special and considered a null character.
Control tags are not the only tags that reference the dictionary. Definition tags can use characters from the dictionary to define more complex objects. For example, the DefineButton tag refers to characters to define the four states of the button. The DefineText tag can refer to a font characters to select different fonts in the text.
The diagram below illustrates the interaction between definition tags, control tags and the dictionary:
* The Display List is described in a later section.
The player processes all the tags in a Macromedia Flash (SWF) file until a ShowFrame tag is encountered. At this point, the display list is copied to the screen and the player is idle until it is time to process the next frame. The contents of the first frame are the cumulative effect of performing all the control tag operations before the first ShowFrame tag. The contents of the second frame are the cumulative effect of performing all the control tag operations from the beginning of the file to the second ShowFrame tag, and so on.
Since Macromedia Flash (SWF) files are frequently delivered over a network connection, it is important that they be as compact as possible. There are several techniques that are used to accomplish this. Here are some things to look out for:
A Macromedia Flash (SWF) file is made up of a header, followed by a number of Tags. There are two types of tags, Definition Tags and Control Tags. Definition Tags define the objects known as characters, which are stored in the Dictionary. Control Tags manipulate characters, and control the flow of the movie.


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This Week in Rust
Hello and welcome to the second issue of This Week In Rust, a weekly overview of Rust and its community. I’ll be covering what’s cooking in incoming, meeting summaries, meetups, and anything else pertinent.
I’ve decided to stop using real names and use irc/github names, simply because that is how I, and most everyone, interacts in the community.
What’s cooking in incoming?
There’s been a lot of breakage on incoming this week, with jemalloc breaking
32bit cross-compilation as well as random segfaults and stack corruption of
unknown cause. Some heroics by the core devs have got it mostly cleaned up,
though the tree is still rather chaotic. Meanwhile a handful of performance
improvements have landed, and achricto rewrote rusti
.
There were 17 pull requests merged this week. Total issue churn (excludes pull requests) this week was +2 (this excludes the 38 pull requests that were closed when incoming was killed).
incoming
branch annihilated
Goodbye incoming
, hello master
! This change, long in coming, unfortunately
closed all open PRs. Start doing your development against master
rather than
incoming.
Notable additions, bugfixes, and cleanups
There’s a concerted effort to remove duplicate freestanding functions where possible.
- In 6986 bjz and jensnockert have cleaned up the numeric code some
more, adding methods for existing things like
sin
, as well as adding a bunch of interpolation stuff. - steven_is_false added prototype dynamic library loading support in 7027, which should remove a lot of pain for people looking for easy dynamic loading. It currently doesn’t work on Windows, so if you can sling Windows code, help would be appreciated!
- In 7029 luqmana allows having multiple impl’s add static methods, which previously did not work.
- Eridius stepped up to fix the terminfo code, colors should be arriving to more people soon.
- SiegeLord improved the CSS used by rustdoc with huge improvements.
- sully has gotten default methods working for the most part, he is still testing cross-crate edge casses.
- vadimcn has fixed debuginfo, and supposedly the GSoC intern is getting started on improving it next week.
- doener has got some nice performance PRs in place.
- aatch is working on cleaning up trans. Huge thanks to him!
Breaking changes
- dbaupp and strcat continue their cleanup of the standard library, removing
the ad-hoc iterator functions where
std::iterator
can replace them. - All of the string functions that could be reasonably converted to methods have been.
- If you’re working in the stdlib, acrichto has toggled most of the lint settings to “deny” for std/extra, so watch out.
Meetings
The Tuesday meeting talked about bblum’s Effect proposal, removing the master/incoming split, and “alloc expressions”, a replacement for @-sigils.
The consensus on the effect proposal is that it needs investigation and wouldn’t be landing in 1.0.
Discussion about master/incoming mostly centered on “master isn’t always green, how can we add better coverage to bors’ tests?” Consensus seems to be that removing incoming would be beneficial, but enabling more OS and valgrind coverage on bors would harmfully impact development speed.
The proposed syntax for alloc expressions is new (provider) expr
, with new
expr
becoming the replacement for the current ~expr
. This would allow
custom smart pointers. pcwalton ended the meeting with a huge cliff hanger
I’ve been meaning to talk a little bit today about simplifying the
mut-borrowing story in regards to this, we may be able to effect a large
simplification on the language
Personally, I think kimundi’s proposal has a lot of promise, and the syntax is more pleasing to me. It wasn’t brought up at the meeting, though.
Meetups
- The Mountain View meetup was a great success. 18 showed up. erickt is planning for another SF Bay area meetup in July. If you want to give a presentation, send him your proposal and how long you need to put it together.
- Tim Chevalier will be giving a talk titled “Rust: A Friendly Introduction” on Monday, June 17, 6-9pm in Portland. See Calagator for more details. This is a preview of a talk he will be giving at Open Source Bridge, also in Portland.
Notable discourse
- Still more discussion about iterators, this time focusing around
changing the semantics of the
for
loop. - Some discussion about list comprehensions, including initial proofs-of-concept.
- Graydon explains hashing and versioning https://botbot.me/mozilla/rust/msg/3792753/
- Principal author of 0install evaluates rust among other languages as a python replacement http://roscidus.com/blog/blog/2013/06/09/choosing-a-python-replacement-for-0install/
- Niko thinks about parallelism http://smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/blog/2013/06/11/data-parallelism-in-rust/
- http://smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/blog/2013/06/11/on-the-connection-between-memory-management-and-data-race-freedom/
Other announcements
- bjz tells me lmath is actually fixed now, and is usable


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