API Reference
The ScratchVerifier API is a HTTP/REST API for all operations.
API Base URL: https://scratchverifier.ddns.net
Authorization
Authorization is done using Basic HTTP Authorization, using your client ID as the username and token as the password.
Example Authorization Header
| Authorization: Basic MTAxMTQ3NjQ6NDY5MDI1YzYxM2RhNDMwYmEzMTE0NzIwY...== |
API Endpoints
The simplicity of this API is such that there are only three total endpoints for its ultimate purpose.
Start/Renew Verification Endpoint
Request a new verification code for a user. Only one code per user per client - if this endpoint is used again before the Finish Verification endpoint is used, this will generate a new code and reset the 30-minute expiry, returning the new code instead.
PUT /verify/{username}
URL Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
| username | string | The username to verify |
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 200 OK | returns Verification object |
| 400 Bad Request | username is invalid by Scratch rules |
| 401 Unauthorized | missing/invalid authorization |
Returns a Verification object
| {
"code": "EJAAFcffGJeFDCGdJB...",
"username": "scratchusername"
} |
Finish Verification Endpoint
Confirm verification for a user. Returns 204 No Content on successful verification, 403 Forbidden on failure.
POST /verify/{username}
URL Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
| username | string | The username to verify |
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 204 No Content | verification successful |
| 400 Bad Request | username is invalid by Scratch rules |
| 401 Unauthorized | missing/invalid authorization |
| 403 Forbidden | verification unsuccessful |
| 404 Not Found | username 404ed on Scratch API OR user is not currently being verified |
Invalidate Verification Endpoint
Cancel verifying a user.
DELETE /verify/{username}
URL Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
| username | string | The username to give up on verifying |
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 204 No Content | invalidation successful |
| 400 Bad Request | username is invalid by Scratch rules |
| 401 Unauthorized | missing/invalid authorization |
API Registration Endpoints
These endpoints are to do with registering a client with the API.
Start Logging In Endpoint
Begin the process of logging in to the registration API.
POST /users/{username}/login
URL Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
| username | string | The username to log in with |
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 200 OK | returns Verification object |
| 400 Bad Request | username is invalid by Scratch rules |
| 403 Forbidden | this username is banned from registering |
Returns a Verification object
| {
"code": "EJAAFcffGJeFDCGdJB...",
"username": "scratchusername"
} |
Finish Logging In Endpoint
Finish the process of logging in. If successful, response contains a session
cookie that must be set for all endpoints listed after this one to work. Returns an Admin object on success.
POST /users/{username}/finish-login
URL Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
| username | string | The username to log in with |
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 200 OK | returns Admin object |
| 400 Bad Request | username is invalid by Scratch rules |
| 401 Unauthorized | login failed |
| 404 Not Found | username 404ed on Scratch API |
Returns a Admin object
| {
"admin": false
} |
Logout All Sessions Endpoint
Immediately invalidate all sessions under this username.
POST /users/{username}/logout
URL Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
| username | string | The username to log out |
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 204 No Content | successfully logged out |
| 400 Bad Request | username is invalid by Scratch rules |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
| 403 Forbidden | username does not match session |
| 404 Not Found | username 404ed on Scratch API |
Get Client Info Endpoint
Get your client ID, token, and username. Returns a User object on success.
GET /session
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 200 OK | returns User object |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
| 404 Not Found | this user is not registered with the API yet |
Returns a User object
| {
"client_id": 10114764,
"token": "dd9410f80ba0...",
"username": "scratchusername"
} |
Create Client Endpoint
If this user does not own a client yet, create and return one.
PUT /session
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 200 OK | returns new User object |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
| 409 Conflict | this user is already registered with the API |
Returns a User object
| {
"client_id": 10114764,
"token": "dd9410f80ba0...",
"username": "scratchusername"
} |
Reset Token Endpoint
If you suspect that your token has been compromised, reset it through this endpoint.
PATCH /session
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 200 OK | returns updated User object |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
Returns a User object
| {
"client_id": 10114764,
"token": "dd9410f80ba0...",
"username": "scratchusername"
} |
Delete Client Endpoint
Deregister from the API. Returns 204 No Content on success.
DELETE /session
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 204 No Content | client was successfully deleted |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
Logout Session Endpoint
Invalidate this session ID.
POST /session/logout
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 204 No Content | successfully logged out |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
API Usage Endpoints
These endpoints fetch API usage logs.
Get Usage Logs Endpoint
Get logs of who has used this API to verify what user.
GET /usage
URL Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
Query String Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
| limit | integer | Return at most limit logs. limit cannot be greater than 500 |
| start | integer | Return logs that happened before (not including) the log with ID start . Usually used for getting the next page of logs. This does not have to be a valid ID (though it usually is) |
| before | integer | Return logs that happened before (and including) the Unix epoch time before |
| end | integer | Return logs that happened after (not including) the log with ID end |
| after | integer | Return logs that happened after (and including) the Unix epoch time after . Usually used to limit returned logs by time |
| client_id | integer | Only return logs with the client ID client_id |
| username | string | Only return logs with the username username |
| type | integer | Only return logs with the log type type |
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 200 OK | returns list of Log objects |
| 400 Bad Request | start is after end , before is after after , type is invalid, or a query param was the wrong type |
| 403 Forbidden | limit was greater than 500 |
Returns a list of Log objects
| {
"log_id": 123,
"client_id":<PHONE_NUMBER>,
"username": "scratchusername",
"log_time": "1566974952",
"log_type": 1
} |
Get Usage Log Endpoint
Fetch the information for a single log entry.
GET /usage/{log ID}
URL Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
| log ID | integer | ID of log entry to fetch |
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 200 OK | returns single Log object |
| 404 Not Found | no log with such ID |
Returns a Log object
| {
"log_id": 123,
"client_id":<PHONE_NUMBER>,
"username": "scratchusername",
"log_time": "1566974952",
"log_type": 1
} |
Administrative Endpoints
The following endpoints can only be accessed by administrators.
Administrators must be logged in with the Finish Logging In endpoint to access these endpoints.
Ratelimit Endpoints
These endpoints are to do with getting and setting ratelimits on the main API.
Get All Ratelimits Endpoint
Fetch all currently active ratelimits.
GET /admin/ratelimits
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 200 OK | returns list of Ratelimit objects |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
Returns a list of Ratelimit objects
| {
"username": "scratchusername",
"ratelimit": 30
} |
Get Single Ratelimit Endpoint
Fetch ratelimits for a particular user.
GET /admin/ratelimits/{username}
URL Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
| username | string | Username to fetch ratelimits for |
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 200 OK | returns Ratelimit object |
| 400 Bad Request | username invalid by Scratch standards |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
| 404 Not Found | no ratelimit set for that user |
Modify Ratelimits Endpoint
Modify or set ratelimits for multiple users at once. Only users specified will modified; the rest will not be touched. Invalid entries are ignored.
PATCH /admin/ratelimits
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 204 No Content | success |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
Request body: a list of Ratelimit objects
| {
"username": "scratchusername",
"ratelimit": 30
} |
Modify Single Ratelimit Endpoint
Modify or set ratelimits for a specific user. Nonexistent users can be set preemptively.
POST /admin/ratelimits/{username}
URL Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
| username | string | Username to set ratelimits for |
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 204 No Content | success |
| 400 Bad Request | username invalid by Scratch standards |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
Request body: a Ratelimit object
| {
"ratelimit": 30
} |
Ban Endpoints
These endpoints are to do with getting and setting bans on the registration API.
Get All Bans Endpoint
Fetch all currently active bans.
GET /admin/bans
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 200 OK | returns list of Ban objects |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
Returns a list of Ban objects
| {
"username": "scratchusername",
"expiry":<PHONE_NUMBER>
} |
Get Single Ban Endpoint
Fetch the active ban for a specific user, if any.
GET /admin/bans/{username}
URL Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
| username | string | Username to fetch ban for |
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 200 OK | returns Ban object |
| 400 Bad Request | username invalid by Scratch standards |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
| 404 Not Found | no ban currently in force for that user |
Returns a PartialBan object
| {
"expiry":<PHONE_NUMBER>
} |
Modify Bans Endpoint
Modify or put multiple bans into force. Invalid entries are ignored.
PATCH /admin/bans
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 204 No Content | success |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
Request body: a list of Ban objects
| {
"username": "scratchusername",
"expiry":<PHONE_NUMBER>
} |
Modify Single Ban Endpoint
Ban a user or modify their existing ban.
GET /admin/bans/{username}
URL Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
| username | string | Username to ban |
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 204 No Content | success |
| 400 Bad Request | username invalid by Scratch standards |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
Request body: a PartialBan object
| {
"expiry":<PHONE_NUMBER>
} |
Unban Endpoint
Unban a user. This is idempotent; unbanning the same user multiple times will unban them once (unless they are banned again).
DELETE /admin/bans/{username}
URL Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
| username | string | Username to unban |
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 204 No Content | success |
| 400 Bad Request | username invalid by Scratch standards |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
Audit Log Endpoints
Admins' actions are recorded. Fetch those logs with these endpoints.
 These logs are accessible only by administrators.
GET /admin/logs
URL Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
Query String Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
| limit | integer | Return at most limit logs. This can be arbitrarily large, but defaults to 100 and cannot be unlimited. |
| start | integer | Return logs that happened before (not including) the log with ID start . Usually used for getting the next page of logs. This does not have to be a valid ID (though it usually is) |
| before | integer | Return logs that happened before (and including) the Unix epoch time before |
| end | integer | Return logs that happened after (not including) the log with ID end |
| after | integer | Return logs that happened after (and including) the Unix epoch time after . Usually used to limit returned logs by time |
| username | string | Only return logs with the username username |
| type | integer | Only return logs with the audit log type type |
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 200 OK | returns list of AuditLog objects |
| 400 Bad Request | start is after end , before is after after , type is invalid, or a query param was the wrong type |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
Returns a list of AuditLog objects
| {
"id": 123,
"username": "actionperformer",
"time": "1566974952",
"type": 1,
"data": "{\"username\": \"ScratchUsername\", \"expiry\":<PHONE_NUMBER>}"
} |
Get Audit Log Endpoint
Fetch the information for a single audit log entry.
GET /admin/logs/{log ID}
URL Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
| log ID | integer | ID of audit log entry to fetch |
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 200 OK | returns single Log object |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
| 404 Not Found | no log with such ID |
Returns a AuditLog object
| {
"id": 123,
"username": "actionperformer",
"time": "1566974952",
"type": 1,
"data": "{\"username\": \"ScratchUsername\", \"expiry\":<PHONE_NUMBER>}"
} |
Admins have a few other tools available as well.
Get Client Info Endpoint
Fetch information about a certain client. The token is partially censored.
GET /admin/client/{client ID}
URL Params
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|
| client ID | integer | ID of client whose info is to be fetched |
HTTP statuses
| Status | Meaning |
|---|
| 200 OK | returns Client object |
| 401 Unauthorized | invalid or no session in cookies |
| 404 Not Found | no client with that ID |
Returns a Client object
| {
"client_id":<PHONE_NUMBER>,
"token": "EaFfBJdC******...",
"username": "scratchusername",
"ratelimit": 30
} |
Objects
Various endpoints have defined return types or body structures. They are documented below.
Verification Object
Holds data related to verifying a user on Scratch.
Verification Structure
| Field | Type | Description |
| code | string | verification code to post |
| username | string | username being verified |
Admin Object
Indicates whether the user who just finished logging in is an admin on the site or not.
Admin Structure
| Field | Type | Description |
| admin | boolean | whether the user is an admin |
User Object
Holds data that a client needs to access the API.
User Structure
| Field | Type | Description |
| client_id | integer | client ID |
| token | string | API token for client |
| username | string | username of client |
Log Object
Holds log data for a verification.
Log Structure
| Field | Type | Description |
| log_id | integer | log ID |
| client_id | integer | client ID responsible for this log |
| username | string | username being verified |
| log_time | integer | Unix epoch time of log |
| log_type | integer | log type |
Ratelimit Object
Holds data about a user's ratelimit.
Ratelimit Structure
| Field | Type | Description |
| username | string | username being ratelimited |
| ratelimit | integer | how many requests they can make per minute |
PartialRatelimit Object
Holds data about a user's ratelimit, without their name
PartialRatelimit Structure
| Field | Type | Description |
| ratelimit | integer | how many requests they can make per minute |
Ban Object
Holds data about a user's ban status.
Ban Structure
| Field | Type | Description |
| username | string | username being banned |
| expiry | integer? | Unix timestamp when their ban expires. null means a permanent ban. |
PartialBan Object
Holds data about a user's ban status, without their name.
PartialBan Structure
| Field | Type | Description |
| expiry | integer? | Unix epoch time when their ban expires. null means a permanent ban. |
AuditLog Object
Holds log data for an admin action.
AuditLog Structure
| Field | Type | Description |
| id | integer | log ID |
| username | string | username of action performer |
| time | integer | Unix epoch time of log |
| type | integer | audit log type |
| data | string | stringified JSON of action data |
Client Object
Holds data about a client.
Client Structure
| Field | Type | Description |
| client_id | integer | client ID |
| token | string | partially censored token of client |
| username | string | username of owner |
| ratelimit | integer? | how many requests this client can make per minute. Can be null if this client has never been used yet. |
Log Types
Logs can have four types:
1
: verification started
2
: verification succeeded
3
: verification failed
4
: verification invalidated
Audit Log Types
Audit logs can have three types:
1
: user banned or user ban modified
2
: user ratelimit modified
3
: user unbanned


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[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
BACKGROUND
I had tried 12mgs three days prior to this event, went on a pretty hard and BAD trip concerning my heartbeat/pressure (all in my head) but that had been left behind.
SETTING/LOCATION(S)
On a Saturday, I decided to go to a club. The club is a small relaxed light museum in Florida with a DnB room and a chillout/trance room, both with cool art displays on the walls with trip intended purposes. I had promised myself never again to take '5' after what had happened to me earlier in the week, but the place was empty as hell and I had four 12mg capsules with me, so me and my friend both take a 12mg cap. After about an hour, my friend starts going all crazy (excited) about the mild visuals heís getting since cid has been dry for so long and the last time he could recall having visuals was nearly 2 years ago, while I'm like no big deal, I got the visuals last week and really thought of them as lame at first. On the way back to Miami we decide to drop another 12 each, since we plan on keeping the night alive.
AFTER THE BOOSTER DOSE
So we decide to go to another club to enjoy our trip and hopefully find some beans (my friend was fiending them shits so bad it was killing the vibe, but!) we end up waiting in line at Space, when we start to come up.
THE COME UP
Damn! It was nothing like the previous 2 trips. The melting visuals were UNSTOPPABLE, confusion ruled with the movements of the crowds.  We just wanted to get inside and enjoy. It had been about 45 minutes since we had taken the booster dose and the trip was getting harder and better every second. While we were coming up, the door man announced it was now $40 to get in, so we just said F'this and went for the car.
 By this time, visuals are at full blast. Better than any LSD visuals I can remember, the contrast b/w dark and light just shined and bursted, patterns melted, the reflectors on the road smudged off the pavement, whatever I saw looked distorted but convincingly REAL and there was no way any thought would make me think otherwise. The music was just sickening, just like when I'm on LSD. We had some hard house on, I believe DJ Brian he told me. My friend is driving down the causeway that connects downtown Miami with South Beach. We're crossing the causeway, just hypnotized by the huge cruise ships lined up after each other with their huge colorful flags and catchy deco's. The Palm trees looked like jewels from God. Huge palm trees, just waving their leaves in the air in slow motion.  We get to a road, where to trip hit it's peak.
The A/C was blowing just right, the temp was so cold/comfortable it felt like a dream. Looking down Ocean Drive from south to north, each beautifully designed building, each neon sign, exotic car, palm tree, cloud, everything was a fairy tale. Life was perfect. Everything seemed like it couldnít look any nicer, impossible. I couldnít believe what I was seeing. I would say to myself, this is so much better than acid, this is so much better than acid! The hallucination was not only visual, it was mental, (audio?), and emotional.
Way better than LSD and MDMA to me now. I remember lights looking so pretty on MDMA, the glowsticks, the vicks. '5' has proven to be better in that area. The body buzz was better than MDMA as well (maybe equal to early MDMA experiences, just not equal to the current MDMA effect I get now), I was blowing myself up giving myself face massages, and put myself in a state of happiness I had only experienced with MDMA my first 2-3 times (aka magic) and once with 2C-T-7. But the happiness and pleasure generated by '5' was much stronger and clearer.
It felt pure. I couldnít stop smiling for such a long time. Happiness rushed into my body, a happier happiness than that of MDMA. Definitely 12mgs is enough to cause some visuals and mind trip, but Iím going to dose with at least 20mgs and then maybe boost with 12. I felt he body buzz from the booster dose intensified the mental/visual hallucinations and it was this buzz what pulled me into beautiful closed eyed worlds almost identical to T7. When I closed my eyes, I'd see colorful sparks just burst out of everywhere, nonstop.
So far, its been the closest thing to T7, as CEVs are my favorite and the happiness state (magic) of MDMA has been completely lost for me now. '5' is a true and total hallucination. I am completely immersed by a different reality, not like AMT where itís confusing and crappy visuals. '5-land' is a beautiful fairy tale. Itís a different reality, just as convincing as acid.
I donít think I had ever gone on a better trip than this one. I feel T7 was almost this good, but the visual effects of '5' are better than anything I have ever tried. '5' is definitely more toyful than LSD, AMT, shrooms or MDA. Rates #1 in fun.
P.S Walking was a hard task, as it was hard to actually feel my legs. Not that they were numbed out, but the walking process just came like second nature I got all freaked out when I thought of the voluntary action of walking, too much.
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Call
and
Call.Listener
exchange parsed request and response objects whereas the
transport layer only works with serialized data.
Applications can add common cross-cutting behaviors to stubs by decorating Channel
implementations using ClientInterceptor
. It is expected that most application
code will not use this interface directly but rather work with stubs that have been bound to a
Channel that was decorated during application initialization,
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
<RequestT,ResponseT> |
newCall(MethodDescriptor<RequestT,ResponseT> methodDescriptor)
Create a
Call to the remote operation specified by the given
MethodDescriptor . |
<RequestT,ResponseT> Call<RequestT,ResponseT> newCall(MethodDescriptor<RequestT,ResponseT> methodDescriptor)
Call
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Wild Fecal Surprise
Dispatch/Sunday News | Submitted by: Col.Klink
"Cheese had defecated on Baum's mattress, replaced the sheets and hid the
fecal matter around the house including in the pocket and sleeve of Eldon
Baum's leather riding jacket, inside his backpack and on clothes left at
the residence. Cheese also dipped two bottles of Eldon Baum's cologne in the
toilet and soiled Gale Baum's teddy bear, Ogle said."
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Greek government outlaws computer games
The Register | Submitted by: Otis Criblecross
"The government of Greece is making heroic efforts to humiliate the nation
in front of the entire world, by banning all electronic games. That's right;
something as innocent as playing computer chess on your laptop in a hotel
lobby is now a crime with penalties of up to three months in stir and a
fine of 10,000 euros."
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Missing fuse causes invalid fireballs
Dayton Daily News | Submitted by: Idle Hands
"Invacare’s recall includes 215,000 wheelchairs lacking a fuse that could
help prevent fires in the battery charging system... The wheelchairs lacked a
less than $5 fuse that stops short-circuits in the battery charger, according
to an Invacare engineer questioned during trial preparations for a lawsuit
over a wheelchair user’s death."
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Village des pedophiles
Guardian | Submitted by: Ann Onymous
"A court found 19 inhabitants of the same village guilty of systematically
raping or sexually abusing an eleven-year-old girl who had been prostituted
by her own father... At the centre of the scandal was a 37-year-old former
barman in the southern Belgian village of Sainte-Ode, a remote rural
township of 2,000 people dubbed "the paedophile village" by the Belgian media."
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Whale attempts flying burrito, kills fisherman
CNN | Submitted by: Tom G
"A California fisherman was killed after a large whale unexpectedly
breached over his boat, smashing into the deck and hurling him into the
water, a Coast Guard official said on Tuesday... the whale breached
with a spectacular leap out of the water right over their boat, a
22 foot motor vessel named the BBQ."
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Anna Nicole Smith's new reality
American Prospect | Submitted by: Ann Onymous
"Worst of all is Bobby Trendy, a designer whom Smith hires to outfit her
new home. As he attempts to sell her on a style that can only be described
as Haute Whore, he pushes a mirrored table, "so you can look at yourself
and the view all day." Then he proposes putting pictures of her on pillows
and quells her mumbled protest with the declaration, "It's about
celebrating the owner of the home."
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Nun raped, killed with own rosaries
KATU-TV 2 Seattle | Submitted by: bobo
"Autopsy reports indicate Chaska had been savagely beaten and died with
her rosary beads embedded in her neck.
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Swim in sewage to win UK game show
Sun | Submitted by: optional
"TV bosses are making the sickest reality show, with contestants trying to
get as many illnesses as possible. In Sick Day, three lads will live in the
same house for two months and try to catch ailments like nits, lice, flu,
venereal diseases and warts."
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Hot For Teacher
Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Submitted by: Incubus
"Lauren Summers, 21, is being charged with 22 additional counts of child
molestation and enticing a child for indecent purposes.
Authorities said she also had relations with five other male students over
16 years old, but would not be charged in those cases because of
the students' ages."
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Eddie Murphy assists prison break
Sacramento Bee | Submitted by: mike
"An inmate who walked out of jail using an identification badge with
actor Eddie Murphy's picture on it was sentenced Tuesday to four years in
state prison for the July 2001 escape."
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Fatal irony as man dies inspecting own grave
Independent Online | Submitted by: Spookbabe
"According to reports, Giovanni Vittorio Greco visited his local cemetery
at the weekend to check how the construction of his family grave was getting
on. Police said the man probably slipped on some steps and banged his head
on a slate of marble and died instantly."
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Bed pan strands injured Welsh couple
online.ie | Submitted by: anonymous
"A Welsh couple recovering from a serious accident say they are stranded
in New Zealand after major airlines refused to carry them home because they
would have to use bedpans in the first class cabin... The airlines they
have approached will allow them to use bedpans in economy, but not
in first class."
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My ass don't impress me much
The Daily News | Submitted by: Halifax
Plastic surgery prizes for an ugly radio audience: "The contest, which
began this week, asks listeners to call in to register when they hear a cue
on the station by giving their first name, the body part they would most
like changed and why."
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Car thieves get younger
Minneapolis Star Tribune | Submitted by: Bob
"An eight year old foster child really missed his family, so much that
police say he stole a pickup truck and drove 20 miles to see them...
[Another motorist] says she chased him at speeds up to 80 mph.
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Cannibal Lector can't attend mass
New York Post | Submitted by: Phatlor
"[Albert Fentress] has confessed to luring Paul Masters of Poughkeepsie
into his basement in 1979, tying him up, molesting him and cutting off his
genitals. He cooked and ate them, then shot and killed the teenager...
Authorities deemed him an escape risk after a hospital worker came forward
and said Fentress told her that if he did not win his long-sought freedom
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Kentucky to stop shooting dogs
Cincinnati Enquirer | Submitted by: Incubus
"[Kentucky] Agriculture Commissioner Billy Ray Smith said Tuesday the
shooting of strays in animal shelters should be banned, and he will ask the General Assembly to do so. Mr. Smith said he wanted to "bring Kentucky law
more in step with the times" following the embarrassment of a national
telecast of video of dogs being shot at the animal shelter in Henry County."
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innocent life will never be harmed in any action we undertake," the e-mail
stated, "where it is necessary, we will no longer hesitate to pick up the
gun to implement justice, and provide the needed protection for our planet
that decades of legal battles, pleading, protest and economic sabotage
have failed so drastically to achieve."
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Paper cops scaring motorists
Minneapolis Star Tribune | Submitted by: Bob
In Lithuania, the local government is trying to get motorists to slow
down by placing cardboard cutouts of police officers along the side of
the road, especially near schools. They plan on deploying 300 of the
paper police. This isn't the first this has been tried; in the
1980's Denmark did the same with cardboard cops on motorcycles, but
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Porn disciplined stronger than real damage
BBC | Submitted by: Incubus
"There was more disciplinary action taken over inappropriate surfing
and sending pornographic e-mails in the last year than all the cases for
dishonesty, violence and health and safety breaches put together...
Employees are nearly 10 times more likely to be dismissed for exchanging
pornographic e-mails than for sending a message that contained damaging
information about the company the survey said."
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Doomsday cult heading to Venus on Oct. 24th
Globe and Mail | Submitted by: Curtana
"Police said they were alerted to the sect this year when neighbours noted
strange behaviour on a farm commune of 21 people. "At their meetings, they
wore capes and held spiritual seances," one officer said." The date for
transportation to another world was previously July 11, but has been "revised".
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Canadian Broadcasting | Submitted by: malice
"A Senate committee said in a report Wednesday that marijuana use should be legalized for adults... The committee recommends that cannabis should be
from here on in legal and of restricted use, so that Canadians can choose
whether to consume or not in security," Senator Pierre Claude Nolin,
chair of the committee."
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Seni grandi e televisione per sempre!
New York Times | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"We are the Britney Spearses of Italy," said Elisabetta Canalis, 23...
A velina is at the head of her peculiar class. But not far behind are the
six "letterine" who grace the sidelines of "Passaparola," a sibling
to "Password." Or the five dancers who gyrate around an enormous metal globe
on the set of "Eredità," a cousin to "The Weakest Link." ... "This is very
nasty television we're talking about," said Giovanna Melandri, who was
Italy's culture minister under the previous, center-left government."
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Ice cream in Japan fishy
Wall Street Journal | Submitted by: Joe Pancake
"Making fish ice cream posed particular challenges. First, the high water
content in the flesh made it rock-hard when frozen. Mr. Sato solved that
problem by soaking his fish, and mollusks, too, in alcohol, which has a
lower freezing temperature than water. Then, there was that rank, fishy
smell that permeated the ice cream. After putting his employees through
months of grueling taste-tests, Mr. Sato accumulated a mass of tips: Boil
octopus in brown tea for eight hours, and steam shark fin with green onions
and miso to expunge the ammonia smell."
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Pertussis, historically known as whooping cough, is a very serious respiratory infection caused by the pertussis bacteria. It can cause violent coughing fits. Whooping cough is most harmful for young babies and can be deadly.
Information on whooping cough:
Pertussis outbreaks occur every 3-5 years, as can clearly be seen above. There is a huge spike in cases in both 2010 and 2014, with the hardest-hit counties seeing upwards of 14 cases per 10,000 residents in each of those years.
Kindergarten vaccination rates by county vary immensely, as can be seen on the above box chart. Some counties' kindergarten vaccination rates are nearly 100%, while others fall below 80%.
Immunization Rate by county for the nine most populated counties with color gradient centered at the 94% herd immunity rate for Pertussis, with at risk counties showing in red. Before diving into our machine learning model we did notice and inverse relationship between vaccination rate and reported Pertussis cases.
Map displaying the most common preventable diseases in California years 2001 to 2017. The size of the circles indicate the count of each type of infection. We observe a minor Pertussis outbreak in 2005, followed by major outbreaks in 2010 and 2014. Also, in 2011, Hepatitis A surpasses Invasive Meningococcal Disease (Meningitis) as the second most common preventable disease.
The California Health & Human Services (CHHS) Open Data Portal provided California pertussis incidents by county over time.
The Shots for Schools website was a huge help to this process as they took raw CHHS data and created csv files that included data on kindergarten vaccination rates by school, sorted by county. County data, then, became easy to extract and to merge with the other data sources.
County population data over time was extracted from the US Census Bureau API.
The 3 files had year and county as common columns
The vaccination data:
Figure 1 - Linear Regression plot of training data vs predicted
Predicted line has a shallow slope that shows a decreasing pertussis outbreak rate as the vaccination rate increases.
Looking at the distribution of the training data plotted we can infer that the correlation between vaccination rate and pertussis cases is not very strong.
Figure 2 - Plot of incident threshold vs model accuracy
The plot shows that the higher the threshold set is to determine the greater the accuracy of the model. Based on the plot, we selected 10 as the threshold to run our logistic regression on.
Figure 3 - Logistic Regression plot of test data vs probability
Because the scatter plot of the linear regression seems to show a clusters of low incident and high incident, we decided to also do a logistic regression to predict outbreak vs. no outbreak.
The plot of the regression data shows a higher probability of no outbreak as the vaccination rate increases, which is what we expected.
Factors that prevented a stronger model for predicting Pertussis outbreaks:
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When parents chose to not vaccinate their child, they place at greater risk persons who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons, those who are too young to be fully vaccinated, and others for whom vaccines do not provide complete protection.


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Timeline: Babri mosque-Ram temple case
The site at which Babri Mosque once stood is fiercely contested by Hindus and Muslims.
India's top court has ruled on the ownership of a centuries-old religious site claimed by both Hindus and Muslims.
The Supreme Court on Saturday ruled that the site in Ayodhya in northern India, where Hindu mobs destroyed a 460-year-old mosque in 1992, must be handed over to a trust to oversee the construction of a Hindu temple, subject to conditions. A separate piece of land in Ayodhya would be given over to Muslim groups.
The demolition of the Babri Mosque triggered some of the deadliest religious riots the country had seen since its independence in 1947.
Muslims say they prayed at the medieval-era mosque for centuries while Hindus say their deity Ram was born at the site where the mosque stood before December 6, 1992.
Here is a look at the key events surrounding the dispute.
1528
Mosque construction
Babri Mosque is built under the rule of the first Mughal king, Babur.
December 23, 1949
Mosque a 'disputed property'
As idols of the Hindu deity Rama are placed inside the mosque, according to police reports, the government declares Babri Mosque a "disputed property" and its gates are locked. No Muslim prayers offered at the mosque since then.
1950-61
Civil suits filed
Four civil suits filed in the court ranging from the rights to perform Hindu rituals at the site to a Muslim group seeking declaration and possession of the site.
1984
Hindu temple committee
A committee is formed by Hindu groups, including the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), to spearhead the construction of a Hindu temple.
1990
Ram temple
The leader of the right-wing Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), LK Advani, leads a nationwide campaign to build a Ram temple in the place of the mosque.
December 6, 1992
Hindu nationalist mob tears down Babri Mosque
A Hindu mob reduces the mosque to rubble. Riots break out across the country leading to the killing of about 2,000 people.
December 16, 1992
Liberhan Commission
Ten days after the demolition of the mosque, the central government forms the Liberhan Commission to probe the incident.
2003
Archaeological survey
Archaeologists begin a court-directed survey to determine whether a Hindu temple existed at the site. The survey says there is evidence of a temple beneath the mosque, but many archaeologists and Muslims dispute the findings.
June 2009
Liberhan Commission report
The Liberhan Commission submits its report, with senior BJP leaders, including Advani, facing trial for the demolition of the mosque.
September 2010
Site to be 'shared'
Three judges of the Allahabad High Court rule that the disputed site should be shared by Hindus and Muslims. The court said two-thirds of the 2.77-acre (1.12-hectares) site belongs to Hindu groups (Nirmohi Akhara sect and Ramlalla Virajman) and the rest to the Muslim group (Sunni Central Wakf Board, UP).
May 2011
Ruling suspended
India's Supreme Court suspends the High Court ruling following appeals by Hindu and Muslim groups.
March 21, 2017
Out-of-court settlement
The chief justice of India suggests out-of-court settlement between Hindus and the Muslims.
April 19, 2017
Conspiracy charges
The Supreme Court revives conspiracy charges against top ruling party leaders Advani, Murli Manohar Joshi and 13 others in the mosque demolition case.
December 5, 2017
Supreme Court hearing
The top court hears 13 appeals in the dispute.
September 27, 2018
Three-judge bench
Supreme Court declines to refer the case to a five-judge Constitution bench. Case to be heard by a newly constituted three-judge bench on October 29.
January 25, 2019
Five-judge bench to hear case
Chief Justice of India (CJI) Ranjan Gogoi sets up a five-judge bench to hear the case overruling an earlier order by then-CJI Dipak Misra to set up a three-judge bench. The new bench comprised Chief Justice Gogoi and Justices SA Bobde, DY Chandrachud, Ashok Bhushan and SA Nazeer.
March 8, 2019
Mediation panel set up
The top court sets up a mediation panel headed by former Supreme Court judge FM Ibrahim Kalifulla to reach an out-of-court settlement.
August 2, 2019
Mediation failed
The Supreme Court says mediation efforts have failed.
August 6, 2019
Day-to-day hearing
Supreme Court commences day-to-day hearing on the Ayodhya land dispute.
October 16, 2019
Hearing concluded, order reserved
The Supreme Court concludes hearing; the five-judge bench reserves the judgement.
November 9, 2019
The Supreme Court rules that the land must be handed over to a trust to oversee the construction of a Hindu temple, subject to conditions.
A separate piece of land in Ayodhya would be given over to Muslim groups.


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CGPA - 10
May 2021 - July 2021
Implemented the QoS Enforcement logic in RANEMU which is a software developed by CEWiT for simulating the behaviour of users and mobile towers.
Optimized the existing code using concepts like multithreading.
March 2021 - July 2021
Invented over a dozen algorithmic problems for HackerEarth libraries.
Wrote editorials for the problems and generated code-stubs for users.
May 2020 - July 2020
Worked on linearly separable neural networks and perceptron learning algorithms.
Studied about bipedal-robot-walking simulation
December 2019 - February 2020
Published articles on several data structures and algorithmic problems
Secured Global Rank 5 in Codjuring(Coding Competition)
Secured global rank 301 in Google KickStart Round H.
Secured globalrank 29 out of 2259 participants in Codechef October Lunchtime 2019
Secured Institute Rank 1 in second semester with 9.89/10.0 SGPA
Sunbeam's Academic Excellence Award for securing above 95 % in AISSCE.
LIC Student of the Year Award on the basis of good performance in curricular and co-curricular activities.
Represented district in State-level of National Children Science Congress(NCSC) organised by Central Govt. of India.
Winner in a team-event of Inter School Debate Competition.
Awarded as the Best Boy in the primary building(KG-V).
Became the Vice-Captain of the school in primary building(KG-V).
A web-application for tourists to create a personalised schedule for their travel plans
Platform for aspiring programmers to practice coding problems and ace coding interviews
AI-based Tic-Tac-Toe game with customized board size.Uses three diffirent AI algorithms minimax,minimax with alpha-beta pruning and minimax with depth limit.
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Bag of Little Bootstraps (blb) allows users to utilize bootstrapping to create regression models, specifically linear regression models or logistic regression models. Users are also given the option to use more than one CPU when fitting a model to the data. Note, if users wish to utilize this parallelization feature, they first must run furrr::plan(multisession, worker = cl)
in the console (cl
being the number of CPU’s they wish to use.)
The library has two main functions, each of which come with a set of methods.
blblm(formula, data, m = 10, B = 5000, parallel = FALSE, cl = NULL)
: Utilize bootsrapping to fit a linear regression model, to the data as specified in the data argument. If parallel = TRUE
, then parallelization is used. Then the user can define the number of desired number CPUs in the cl
argument. However, as noted in the description, the user must run furrr::plan(multisession, worker = cl)
in the console before using this parallelization feature. The arguments B
and m
are the number of bootstrapped samples, and the number of sugroups in which to split the data during the bootstrapping process.
print(x, ...)
: Prints the model in the form of \(Y\) ~ \(X_{1}\) + \(X_{2}\)
sigma(object, confidence = FALSE, level = 0.95, ...)
: Returns estimate of \(\sigma\), the standard deviation of the errors. If confidence = TRUE
, then a confidence interval of is \(\sigma\) included in the output. The default confidence level is 95%, and this can be changed using the level
argument.
coef(object, ...)
: Returns a numeric vector containing the coefficients of the parameters in the model. For example, in the model \(Y\) ~ \(B_{1}X_{1} + B_{2}X_{2}\), this function would return a numeric vector containing \(B_{1}\) and \(B_{2}\).
confint(object, parm = NULL, level = 0.95, ...)
: By default, returns 95% confidence intervals for each parameter in the model (the predictor variables). User can request specific parameters using the parm
argument, and can change the confidence level using the level
argument.
predict(object, new_data, confidence = FALSE, level = 0.95, ...)
: Utilize the model to predict the response values of a new dataset. If confidence = TRUE
a n \(x\) 3 matrix is returned in which the first column is a the predicted value, and the second and third rows are the lower and upper endpoints of the corresponding 95% confidence interval for that prediction. The user can change the confidence level with the level
argument.
blb_logreg(formula, data, m = 10, B = 5000, parallel = FALSE, cl = NULL)
: Utilize bootsrapping to fit a logistic regression model, to the data as specified in the data argument. If parallel = TRUE
, then parallelization is used. Then the user can define the number of desired number CPUs in the cl
argument. However, as noted in the description, the user must run furrr::plan(multisession, worker = cl)
in the console before using this parallelization feature. The arguments B
and m
are the number of bootstrapped samples, and the number of sugroups in which to split the data during the bootstrapping process.
Methods:
print(x, ...)
: Prints the model in the form of \(Y\) ~ \(X_{1}\) + \(X_{2}\). Note, this is not the equation used to calculate the data, as we are using logistic regression. However, given that we have p parameters, the log-odds of a given observation is equal to \(B_{1}X_{1} + B_{2}X_{2}\) + … + \(B_{p}X_{p}\).
coef(object, ...)
: Returns a numeric vector containing the coefficients of the parameters in the model. For example, if the log-odds were equal to \(B_{1}X_{1} + B_{2}X_{2}\), this function would return a numeric vector containing \(B_{1}\) and \(B_{2}\).
confint(object, parm = NULL, level = 0.95, ...)
: By default, returns 95% confidence intervals for each parameter in the model (the predictor variables). User can request specific parameters using the parm
argument, and can change the confidence level using the level
argument.
predict(object, new_data, p = FALSE,...)
: Utilize the model to predict the response values of a new dataset. If p = TRUE
, then the function returns P(Y = 1|X = x), instead of binary {0,1} prediction.
blblm()
We will use the iris dataset from the dataset library. See following link for more information. https://www.rdocumentation.org/packages/datasets/versions/3.6.2/topics/iris
Example 1: blblm()
m
, B
, parallel
, cl
Example 2: print()
method:
Example 3: sigma()
method
*default
Example 4: coef()
method
coef(fit)
#> (Intercept) Sepal.Width Petal.Length Petal.Width
#> 1.9987605 0.6844338 0.3945559 0.3549042
Example 5: confint()
confint(fit)
#> 2.5% 97.5%
#> Sepal.Width 0.5334892 0.8226138
#> Petal.Length 0.1636789 0.6203422
#> Petal.Width -0.1890187 0.8939789
confint(fit, parm = "Sepal.Width", level = 0.90)
#> 5% 95%
#> Sepal.Width 0.5617386 0.8039654
confint(fit, parm = c("Sepal.Width", "Petal.Width"), level = 0.90)
#> 5% 95%
#> Sepal.Width 0.5617386 0.8039654
#> Petal.Width -0.1049739 0.8150423
Example 6: predict()
*default
predicted_values = predict(fit, test)
head(predicted_values)
#> 76 77 78 79 80 81
#> 6.284974 6.305909 6.628179 6.291476 5.514138 5.531109
confidence = TRUE
, change confidence level to 90%predicted_values = predict(fit, test, confidence = TRUE, level = 0.90)
head(predicted_values)
#> fit lwr upr
#> 76 6.284974 6.206414 6.357957
#> 77 6.305909 6.183440 6.419429
#> 78 6.628179 6.530522 6.724816
#> 79 6.291476 6.213761 6.371833
#> 80 5.514138 5.445258 5.584121
#> 81 5.531109 5.444435 5.619716
blb_logreg()
We will use data from the titanic
library. See following link for more information. https://www.rdocumentation.org/packages/titanic/versions/0.1.0
Example 1: blb_logreg()
fit_logreg = blb_logreg(Survived ~ Age + Sex + Pclass, data = train)
fit_logreg
#> blb_logreg model: Survived ~ Age + Sex + Pclass
m
, B
, parallel
, cl
fit_logreg = blb_logreg(Survived ~ Age + Sex + Pclass, data = train, m = 8, B = 100, parallel = TRUE, cl = 4)
fit_logreg
#> blb_logreg model: Survived ~ Age + Sex + Pclass
Example 2: print()
method
Example 2: coef()
method
Sex
parameter can take on values in {Male, Female}. The blb_logreg() converts Sex
to a binary variable , Sexmale
, such that Sexmale = 1
if Sex = Male
, and Sexmale = 0
if Sex = Female
.coef(fit_logreg)
#> (Intercept) Age Sexmale Pclass
#> 6.34883185 -0.05863577 -3.37289669 -1.45354566
Example 3: confint()
method
Note the use of Sexmale
instead of original parameter Sex
. See Example 2 for explanation.
default output:
confint(fit_logreg)
#> 2.5% 97.5%
#> Age -0.08586784 -0.03531921
#> Sexmale -4.28288567 -2.69719194
#> Pclass -1.99268247 -1.02421440
parm
argument, and change confidence level to 90%confint(fit_logreg, parm = c("Age", "Sexmale"), level = 0.9)
#> 5% 95%
#> Age -0.08064267 -0.03881982
#> Sexmale -4.14364135 -2.74917078
confint(fit_logreg, parm = c("Age"), level = 0.9)
#> 5% 95%
#> Age -0.08064267 -0.03881982
Example 4: predict()
method
predicted_values = predict(fit_logreg, test)
head(predicted_values)
#> 551 552 554 555 556 557
#> 1 0 0 1 0 1
p = TRUE


Add interactivity
The Splunk Application Framework makes it easy to add interactivity to an app using JavaScript. Web developers who are familiar with JavaScript programming will feel right at home.
Make an interactive map and table
The following example creates a SplunkMap and a Table view, binds them to the same search manager, and uses JavaScript to listen to click events on the table. When a map marker is clicked, the table is updated to show data about the corresponding event.
{% splunkmap id="example-map" managerid="mapsearch" %}Event data:
{% table id="example-table" managerid="tablesearch" count="1" %} {% searchmanager id="tablesearch" search="| inputlookup earthquakes.csv | rename Lat as latitude, Lon as longitude | fields latitude longitude Magnitude | head 1" preview=True cache=True %} {% searchmanager id="mapsearch" search="| inputlookup earthquakes.csv | rename Lat as latitude, Lon as longitude | fields latitude longitude Magnitude" preview=True cache=True %}This map, table, and search are declared with template tags:
{% splunkmap id="example-map" managerid="geosearch" %} {% table id="example-table" managerid="geosearch" count="5" %} {% searchmanager id="geosearch" search="| inputlookup earthquakes.csv | rename Lat as latitude Lon as longitude | geostats count" preview=True cache=True autostart=True %}
With JavaScript, the map and table are selected through the splunkjs.mvc object and a click handler is attached to the table. When a marker is clicked, the table search re-runs to show just that marker's information.
var table = splunkjs.mvc.Components.getInstance("example-table"); var mapSearch = splunkjs.mvc.Components.getInstance("mapsearch"); var tableSearch = splunkjs.mvc.Components.getInstance("tablesearch"); var exampleMap = splunkjs.mvc.Components.getInstance("example-map"); exampleMap.on("click:marker", function(e) { e.preventDefault(); var lat = e.data.latitude; tableSearch.set("search", "| inputlookup earthquakes.csv | rename Lat as latitude Lon as longitude | search latitude="+lat+" | fields latitude longitude Magnitude"); });


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Styles, 25, hilariously played the human incarnation of a lonely woman's boyfriend/dog Doug in a pre-recorded video.
Just before he is transforms back into a chihuahua, he tells the woman (played by Aidy Bryant): "Joan, I love you! Love the way you feed me ham.

In another sketch, the One Direction alum and SNL cast member Chris Redd play inappropriate disc jockeys who alternately shock and delight mourners at an elderly woman's funeral.
Throughout the show, Styles also took the stage to perform his songs "Watermelon Sugar" and "Lights Up."


Enum FreeType
Defines the different types of free operations.
Namespace: ProcessMemoryUtilities.Native
Assembly: ProcessMemoryUtilities.Native.dll
Syntax
[Flags]
public enum FreeType : uint
Fields
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| CoalescePlaceholders | To coalesce two adjacent placeholders, specify MEM_RELEASE | MEM_COALESCE_PLACEHOLDERS. When you coalesce placeholders, lpAddress and dwSize must exactly match those of the placeholder. |
| Decommit | Decommits the specified region of committed pages. After the operation, the pages are in the reserved state. The function does not fail if you attempt to decommit an uncommitted page. This means that you can decommit a range of pages without first determining their current commitment state. Do not use this value with MEM_RELEASE. The MEM_DECOMMIT value is not supported when the lpAddress parameter provides the base address for an enclave. |
| Invalid | An invalid value. |
| PreservePlaceholder | Frees an allocation back to a placeholder (after you've replaced a placeholder with a private allocation using VirtualAlloc2 or Virtual2AllocFromApp). To split a placeholder into two placeholders, specify MEM_RELEASE | MEM_PRESERVE_PLACEHOLDER. |
| Release | Releases the specified region of pages, or placeholder (for a placeholder, the address space is released and available for other allocations). After the operation, the pages are in the free state. If you specify this value, dwSize must be 0 (zero), and lpAddress must point to the base address returned by the VirtualAllocEx function when the region is reserved. The function fails if either of these conditions is not met. If any pages in the region are committed currently, the function first decommits, and then releases them. The function does not fail if you attempt to release pages that are in different states, some reserved and some committed. This means that you can release a range of pages without first determining the current commitment state. Do not use this value with MEM_DECOMMIT. |


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An addon for fabric.js that extends it with 11 new brushes.
View project on GitHub.
<canvas id="canvas" width="800" height="600">
<script>
const fabricCanvas = new fabric.Canvas('canvas', {
isDrawingMode: true
});
fabricCanvas.freeDrawingBrush = new fabric.CrayonBrush(fabricCanvas, {width:30, color:'#f00', opacity:0.6});
</script>
<canvas id="canvas" width="800" height="600">
<script>
const fabricCanvas = new fabric.Canvas('canvas', {
isDrawingMode: true
});
fabricCanvas.freeDrawingBrush = new fabric.FurBrush(fabricCanvas, {width:1, color:'#000', opacity:1});
</script>
<canvas id="canvas" width="800" height="600">
<script>
const fabricCanvas = new fabric.Canvas('canvas', {
isDrawingMode: true
});
fabricCanvas.freeDrawingBrush = new fabric.InkBrush(fabricCanvas, {width:30, color:'#00f', opacity:1});
</script>
<canvas id="canvas" width="800" height="600">
<script>
const fabricCanvas = new fabric.Canvas('canvas', {
isDrawingMode: true
});
fabricCanvas.freeDrawingBrush = new fabric.LongfurBrush(fabricCanvas, {width:1, color:'#000', opacity:1});
</script>
<canvas id="canvas" width="800" height="600">
<script>
const fabricCanvas = new fabric.Canvas('canvas', {
isDrawingMode: true
});
fabricCanvas.freeDrawingBrush = new fabric.MarkerBrush(fabricCanvas, {width:30, color:'#ff7f50', opacity:1});
</script>
<canvas id="canvas" width="800" height="600">
<script>
const fabricCanvas = new fabric.Canvas('canvas', {
isDrawingMode: true
});
fabricCanvas.freeDrawingBrush = new fabric.RibbonBrush(fabricCanvas, {width:1, color:'#cb3232', opacity:1});
</script>
<canvas id="canvas" width="800" height="600">
<script>
const fabricCanvas = new fabric.Canvas('canvas', {
isDrawingMode: true
});
fabricCanvas.freeDrawingBrush = new fabric.ShadedBrush(fabricCanvas, {width:1, color:'#000', opacity:0.1, shadeDistance:1000});
</script>
<canvas id="canvas" width="800" height="600">
<script>
const fabricCanvas = new fabric.Canvas('canvas', {
isDrawingMode: true
});
fabricCanvas.freeDrawingBrush = new fabric.SketchyBrush(fabricCanvas, {width:1, color:'#000', opacity:1});
</script>
<canvas id="canvas" width="800" height="600">
<script>
const fabricCanvas = new fabric.Canvas('canvas', {
isDrawingMode: true
});
fabricCanvas.freeDrawingBrush = new fabric.SpraypaintBrush(fabricCanvas, {width:30, color:'#4598a9', opacity:1});
</script>
<canvas id="canvas" width="800" height="600">
<script>
const fabricCanvas = new fabric.Canvas('canvas', {
isDrawingMode: true
});
fabricCanvas.freeDrawingBrush = new fabric.SquaresBrush(fabricCanvas, {width:1, color:'#000', bgColor:'#fff', opacity:1});
</script>
<canvas id="canvas" width="800" height="600">
<script>
const fabricCanvas = new fabric.Canvas('canvas', {
isDrawingMode: true
});
fabricCanvas.freeDrawingBrush = new fabric.WebBrush(fabricCanvas, {width:1, color:'#000', opacity:1});
</script>


Fun With Classes
In the world of Object Oriented programming, classes and objects model real-world objects intuitively.
All objects in a class are grouped together with similar object attributes. Instance methods within that class relate to the things that can be done by that specific class or group of objects.
Say I want to replicate professional skateboarders in Ruby. We would have a class known as Skateboarders. From there, I can make an instance of a class and call it Rodney Mullen. A particular skateboarder can be made from the Skateboarder class, which acts as a template, with attributes shared by skateboarders.
From there, we can have instance methods such as #ollie or #kickflip. Every instance of the Skateboarder class will be able to use these instance methods.
Classes contain information about attributes and methods. The first step is to define the initialize class, which creates the object. It accepts arguments that allow you to pass info about your object, such as height, nationality, and skateboard brand. These arguments can be saved as instance variables which can be accessed by the rest of the Class. Similarly, insance methods can be used by objects throughout the class.
Hope classes make a bit more sense now!


Paste your json-formatted explain plan in this text field and hit the Visualize-button to see the diagram corresponding to your queries' explain plan.
To get a formatted explain plan, see the table below to find the syntax for your database.
| Supported databases | Explain query prefix |
|---|---|
| Postgres | explain (format json) |
| Vertica | EXPLAIN JSON |
| MySQL (EXPERIMENTAL) | EXPLAIN FORMT=JSON |
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Motivation of this project is to remove unused, unneeded, or expired medications from the home and dispose of them safely to prevent poisonings, prevent prescription drug abuse, and protect the environment. Significance and objective of the system is to record all the features/details of the medications quantity prescribed and quantity remaining at the take back events and generates the reports for public awareness and research motive.
Medication take back is a web application and accessible by all the authorized members. System will have the features like,
Drug take back events collect medications from individuals and households and excludes pharmacies, long-term care facilities, or other healthcare providers.
While gathering the information in real time the simplest method to assess our take back event is to count the total number of boxes of medication collected and measure the total weight of returned medications. The DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) will tally the number of boxes and calculate the total weight of boxes collected at National Drug Take Back Day events and track our collected information over time.
After gathering the information we have to identify what type of medicine it is. For example in the events we can get liquids, capsules, inhalers etc. This can be done with the help of a pharmacist (or pharmacy tech or pharmacy student) who can easily identify medications. The pharmacist or volunteer will have to identify whether the substance is controlled or non-controlled, the names of the medications, the quantity that was prescribed, and the quantity that remains. By documenting the quantity prescribed and the quantity remaining, you can then assess medication waste.
When selecting an incinerator or incineration company, we have to check if liquids and inhalers can be incinerated along with the other collected medications. Liquids should be left in their original container, not emptied or mixed together.
All take back events should collect some form of data because this information can be used to better plan future events and gain additional support. Simple way to collect data from our take back event is to survey participants. After participants return their medication, ask them to complete a short survey—not more than 5 questions.
The questions we include on the survey should help us assess our take back and plan for future events. We may want to ask participants:


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
Make a tasty snack or starter from seasonal courgette flowers, battered and fried, served with easy onion bhajis and a spicy salsa dip.
For the deep-fried courgette flowers, heat the vegetable oil in a deep-fat fryer, or fill a large, deep, heavy-based pan two-thirds full with vegetable oil. Heat the oil to 190C/375F (use a probe thermometer to check the temperature if you're not using a deep-fat fryer). (CAUTION: Hot oil can be dangerous. Don't leave unattended)
Mix the cornflour and salt in a bowl. Whisk in enough sparkling water to form a smooth batter (you may not need all the water).
Dip the courgette flowers into the batter and place in the deep-fat fryer, taking care not to overcrowd the fryer (you may need to do this in batches). Fry for two minutes. Once cooked, carefully remove from the oil using a slotted spoon and drain on a plate lined with kitchen paper. Season with salt and pepper.
For the onion bhaji, mix the onions, gram flour, ground coriander seeds and green chilli together with enough water to bind into a thick batter mixture. Add the salt, chilli powder and turmeric and mix thoroughly.
Gently drop a little of the bhaji mixture into the hot oil or deep-fat fryer to test it's hot enough.
When ready, place golf-ball sized amounts of the mixture into the oil. Fry until golden-brown.
Remove from the oil and drain on kitchen paper.
For the sweetcorn salsa, place all of the salsa ingredients into a large bowl and mix to combine. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, place the deep-fried courgette flowers and onion bhajis on a serving plate with the sweetcorn salsa alongside.


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Lina Huang is currently a management consultant at Oliver Wyman in their San Francisco office.
Her main career interests include data science and business strategy. She studied both a Bachelors and Masters in Systems Science and Engineering with a Computer Science minor at the University of Pennsylvania.
In other interests, Lina likes exploring new things through traveling, reading, or art. She sees exploration as taking in data about the world, and she processes this data by journaling or blogging.


Better Living Through Circuitry *** Not rated Seventh Art Releasing 85 minutes featuring The Crystal Method, DJ Spooky, Psychic TV, Electric Skychurch, Carl Cox, Moby, Wolfgang Flur, DJ Keoki, Frankie Bones, Meat Beat Manifesto, Atomic Babies, Scanner, Pure Children, BT written by Jon Reiss, Stuart Swezey, Brian McNelis directed by Jon Reiss
A Review by Akiva Gottlieb You know it's the year 2000 when the most significant form of teenage musical rebellion involves the embrace of technology and, dare I say, materialism. `Better Living Through Circuitry' is the perfect title for the first film to document rave culture, because it inadvertently hints at why the scene may have a shelf life. As long as there are new advances in the digital world, the music will keep bumpin', the drugs will keep floating, and the newest breed of DJ's will continue to preach their gospel through the language of music. Rave, the biggest underground party scene in the world, has moved above ground, and no one is quite sure when the `comedown' will begin.
Jon Reiss' `Better Living Through Circuitry' is an insightful commercial for rave culture; a collection of interviews with major stars of the rave world, some of whom (Moby, Crystal Method) have gone on to become major international bestsellers. Reiss also talks to kids in the scene, who explain how their subculture is about `rebelling against being pissed off.' How could any parent disapprove?
Well, it takes a while for the film to get into the most controversial aspect of the all-night rave parties; the incessant use of hallucinogenic drugs. Ecstasy, a `happy' drug, is the most common choice among ravers. Thankfully, `Circuitry' gives a clear anti-drug message, with party kids claiming that the music and energy of a rave is enough to bring on euphoria.
Rave culture is so powerful that, to some, it is almost a religious experience. One look at the faces of the folks dancing the night away and it is clear that it's about more than just the music. The bouncing beats and electronically charged rhythm provide an ironic helping of soul food for today's disaffected youth. It's not just the `happy drug' that puts these kids in a trance.
`Better Living Through Circuitry' is directed with a style that emulates the `empowerment through technology' theme of rave culture. `Circuitry' was filmed with a small Sony VX1000 digital video camera, which director Jon Reiss took into raves in a backpack. All post-production was performed using various programs on a Power Macintosh computer.
`Better Living Through Circuitry' is being released on the heels of the criminally under-seen rave flick `Human Traffic', and is an effective `digital odyssey' which adds new understanding to my limited knowledge of the booming underground youth culture. The film doesn't give the viewer the rush that one could get at a rave, but Reiss' camera takes you deeper into the lifestyle than you may ever want to be.
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Infinite Mac is a project by Mihai Parparita to make classic Mac emulation easily accessible. It uses WebAssembly ports of Mini vMac, Basilisk II and SheepShaver to allow a broad set of System Software/Mac OS versions to run on the web.
Shortcuts to the most popular versions are available: system6.app, system7.app, kanjitalk7.app, macos8.app, and macos9.app.
For a demo of the kinds of capabilities the emulators have, see this video. To learn more, including how it was built, see this series of blog posts. Source code is available on GitHub.
For feedback, you can reach Mihai via email or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For bug reports or software requests, you can also file an issue on GitHub.
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ReactPhysics3D
0.6.0
Physics engine library
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This class implements a narrow-phase collision detection algorithm. More...
#include <GJKAlgorithm.h>
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| GJKAlgorithm () | |
| Constructor. | |
| ~GJKAlgorithm () | |
| Destructor. | |
| virtual void | init (CollisionDetection *collisionDetection, MemoryAllocator *memoryAllocator) |
| Initalize the algorithm. | |
| virtual void | testCollision (const CollisionShapeInfo &shape1Info, const CollisionShapeInfo &shape2Info, NarrowPhaseCallback *narrowPhaseCallback) |
| Compute a contact info if the two bounding volumes collide. More... | |
| bool | testPointInside (const Vector3 &localPoint, ProxyShape *proxyShape) |
| Use the GJK Algorithm to find if a point is inside a convex collision shape. | |
| bool | raycast (const Ray &ray, ProxyShape *proxyShape, RaycastInfo &raycastInfo) |
| Ray casting algorithm agains a convex collision shape using the GJK Algorithm. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from reactphysics3d::NarrowPhaseAlgorithm | |
| NarrowPhaseAlgorithm () | |
| Constructor. | |
| virtual | ~NarrowPhaseAlgorithm () |
| Destructor. | |
| void | setCurrentOverlappingPair (OverlappingPair *overlappingPair) |
| Set the current overlapping pair of bodies. | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from reactphysics3d::NarrowPhaseAlgorithm | |
| NarrowPhaseAlgorithm (const NarrowPhaseAlgorithm &algorithm) | |
| Private copy-constructor. | |
| NarrowPhaseAlgorithm & | operator= (const NarrowPhaseAlgorithm &algorithm) |
| Private assignment operator. | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from reactphysics3d::NarrowPhaseAlgorithm | |
| CollisionDetection * | mCollisionDetection |
| Pointer to the collision detection object. | |
| MemoryAllocator * | mMemoryAllocator |
| Pointer to the memory allocator. | |
| OverlappingPair * | mCurrentOverlappingPair |
| Overlapping pair of the bodies currently tested for collision. | |
This class implements a narrow-phase collision detection algorithm.
This algorithm uses the ISA-GJK algorithm and the EPA algorithm. This implementation is based on the implementation discussed in the book "Collision Detection in Interactive 3D Environments" by Gino van den Bergen. This method implements the Hybrid Technique for calculating the penetration depth. The two objects are enlarged with a small margin. If the object intersects in their margins, the penetration depth is quickly computed using the GJK algorithm on the original objects (without margin). If the original objects (without margin) intersect, we run again the GJK algorithm on the enlarged objects (with margin) to compute simplex polytope that contains the origin and give it to the EPA (Expanding Polytope Algorithm) to compute the correct penetration depth between the enlarged objects.
| bool GJKAlgorithm::raycast | ( | const Ray & | ray, |
| ProxyShape * | proxyShape, | ||
| RaycastInfo & | raycastInfo | ||
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Ray casting algorithm agains a convex collision shape using the GJK Algorithm.
This method implements the GJK ray casting algorithm described by Gino Van Den Bergen in "Ray Casting against General Convex Objects with Application to Continuous Collision Detection".
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Compute a contact info if the two bounding volumes collide.
This method implements the Hybrid Technique for computing the penetration depth by running the GJK algorithm on original objects (without margin).
If the shapes intersect only in the margins, the method compute the penetration depth and contact points (of enlarged objects). If the original objects (without margin) intersect, we call the computePenetrationDepthForEnlargedObjects() method that run the GJK algorithm on the enlarged object to obtain a simplex polytope that contains the origin, they we give that simplex polytope to the EPA algorithm which will compute the correct penetration depth and contact points between the enlarged objects.
Implements reactphysics3d::NarrowPhaseAlgorithm.


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Album Cover Question.
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patrickjoseph
I have a question regarding album covers. Currently there's an option in Synergy to pre-process ID3 tags before searching amazon. Does this also work when playing from a shared iTunes library? 80% of my mp3's have album covers in the ID3 tag and I'd rather have a blank cover than the wrong one from amazon (which happens on occassion). Is there a way to turn amazon cover searching off and only have ID3 tag covers? Also perhaps only show the track/artist info and no "?" mark when there are no covers found? Thanks so much, looking forward to a 1.0 release of SynAdvance.
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Greg Hurrell
Quote: Currently there's an option in Synergy to pre-process ID3 tags before searching amazon. Does this also work when playing from a shared iTunes library?
Yes, ID3 tags will be pre-processed before searching Amazon regardless of the music source (shared playlist, CD, local files etc).
Quote: Is there a way to turn amazon cover searching off and only have ID3 tag covers?
There are some relevant feature requests in the database:
https://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=87
https://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=233
https://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=266
Quote: Also perhaps only show the track/artist info and no "?" mark when there are no covers found?
There's no concrete option in the UI for this. But you could hack this in yourself by substituting the corresponding graphic in the Synergy bundle:
Code:Synergy.prefPane/Contents/Resources/Synergy.app/Contents/Resources/NoCoverArt.png
You could replace that file with a blank (transparent) image of the same dimensions and name.
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patrickjoseph
Thanks for your response.
Now I'm assuming if there _is_ a cover in the ID3 tag then synergy will _not_ download a cover into the "Album Covers" folder. If there _is_ a cover for a particular album inside the "Album Covers" folder then is it safe to assume that Synergy did not find a cover in the ID3 tag? I ask this because I have made sure that there are covers in my shared computer's mp3 tag then played that mp3 on another computer and find that it downloads a cover into the "Alubum Covers" folder.
I should mention that the shared iTunes computer I am streaming from is a PC. Would this be an issue?
Also I find that in all mp3's streamed from the PC computer it takes 2 - 3 tracks from an album to be played in order for a cover to show up. I am pretty sure that it downloads a cover into the covers folder everytime I stream something from the PC. From what I can see it never takes the cover from the ID3.
Lastly, the communication rate slider on my synergy prefs is 'greyed' out. Is this normal? Thanks again for your help.
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Greg Hurrell
That's correct. If there's a cover in the ID3 tag then Synergy won't try to download BUT in the case of shared playlists iTunes doesn't pass album covers out to applications that request it via Apple Events and therefore it doesn't supply Synergy with the cover in the tag. This is a limitation of iTunes and it's what this bug report linked above is about; some kind of workaround will need to be found, or Apple will need to modify the behaviour of iTunes:
https://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=266
This is why you are seeing a delay between playing and the cover showing up in those cases; Synergy is actually having to search for it and download it.
As for the communication rate slider, yes, it's normal for it to be ghosted. If you are running a recent version of iTunes then Synergy doesn't need to poll iTunes and so the slider is irrelevant (ie. iTunes notifies Synergy automatically). On older versions of iTunes the slider is necessary because Synergy has to repeatedly poll iTunes.
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