XML Videos Feed Specification
Example Feed
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <videos> <updated>2006-04-06T20:30:34+01:00</updated> <total>1234</total> <video> <id>123</id> <title>Video title</title> <description>Video description</description> <tags>tag1,tag2,tag3,tag4,two-words tag</tags> <paysite>paysite.com</paysite> <perfomers>perfomer1,perfomer2,perfomer3</perfomers> <join_url>http://www.paysite.com/?affid=1234</join_url> <flv_embed> <object classid="clsid:d27cdb6e-ae6d-11cf-96b8-444553540000" codebase="http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=7,0,0,0" width="454" height="402" id="player" align="middle"><param name="allowScriptAccess" value="sameDomain" /><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true" /><param name="menu" value="false" /> <param name="swLiveConnect" value="true" /><param name="quality" value="best" /> <param name="movie" value="http://www.sponsor.com/video.flv/> <param name="quality" value="best" /><param name="bgcolor" value="#dfe5ef" /> <embed src="http://www.sponsor.com/video.flv" menu="false" scale="noscale" quality="best" bgcolor="#dfe5ef" width="454" height="402" name="FLVplayer" align="middle" allowScriptAccess="sameDomain" allowFullScreen="true" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" /></object> </flv_embed> <clip_url>http://flv.site.com/galleries/1234/</clip_url> <screen_url>http://img.site.com/galleries/1234/</screen_url> <clips> <clip> <duration>120</duration> <width>512</width> <height>240</height> <flv>1.flv</flv> <screens> <screen>1_1.jpg</screen> </screens> </clip> </clips> </video> </videos>
Your feed should support range requests to allow users to fetch all galleries
from your database if they need to. Range request is made by passing GET
parameters to your feed url (eg. feed.php?start=0&limit=100) with
ranges from 0-x, when you usually pass these parameters as range for MySQL
LIMIT start,limit.
XML Tag Descriptions
? = optional subtag
* = zero or more instances of the subtag
+ = one or more instances of the subtag
* = zero or more instances of the subtag
+ = one or more instances of the subtag
| Tag | Definition | |
|---|---|---|
| <videos> | encapsulates all of the videos listings in the feed. | |
| <updated> | last time xml file was updated, file is parsed only when timestamp changes. Timestamp is formatted according to the rules specified by RFC 3339. | |
| <total> | this value is displayed only by range requests and contains total value of galleries in database. Range requests are requests for galleries when two parameters are passed to feed url, for eg. feed.php?start=0&limit=100, where start and end values are free to set. Feed then returns galleries in range 0-100 from database (start=200&limit=100 returns galleries 200-300). This tag is very important because it tells to xml parser where to end by range requests. You have to follow names for parameters start and limit. | |
| <video> | + | block which contains informations about one video. This block is repeat for each item in feed. |
| <id> | unique ID of video from your database. INT (11) | |
| <title> | title of video, 255 characters max. | |
| <description> | ? | description of video |
| <tags> | ? | keywords related to given video separated by comma, 255 characters max. |
| <paysite> | paysite name for video. This must be unique and static name, which means once you create it, can't be changed in future. Paysite name is used for finding matching ads for each video in our database, thus have to be same all the time. | |
| <clip_url> | root directory for all videos | |
| <screen_url> | root directory for all video screenshots | |
| <clips> | block which contains informations about clip for given video. This block is repeat for each clip. | |
| <clip> | + | contains information about one clip. |
| <duration> | duration of clip in seconds | |
| <width> | ? | width of clip in pixels |
| <height> | ? | height of clip in pixels |
| <flv> |
location to video file, relative to <clip_url>. Your video file can be in any video format supported by FLASH, though you should give
a choice to select if people want to use just .flv videos compatible with older FLASH versions or also new h264 format eg. .mp4.
This could be easily done by adding special parameter to your feed, which will be specific just for your feeds, eg.: http://www.yourdomain.com/feed.php?format=flv (will display just .flv videos)http://www.yourdomain.com/feed.php?format=mp4 (will display just .mp4 videos)http://www.yourdomain.com/feed.php?format=all (will display all available formats)next parameters could be passed to your feeds of course eg.: http://www.yourdomain.com/feed.php?format=flv&start=200&limit=100 You can give a choice to people what video quality they want to use by creating several xml feed files by video quality/length/clips amount/resolution. |
|
| <screens> | block which contains informations about screenshots of given videoclip. | |
| <screen> | + | location to image file, relative to <screen_url> |
Your XML file(s) must follow these guidelines:
- Your feed must use UTF-8 encoding. Please specify this encoding schema by including the encoding attribute in your XML tag as shown in the sample XML above.
- XML tags without data should be omitted from your feed.
- XML tags should not contain HTML unless the XML tag definition explicitly specifies that HTML markup is acceptable.
- All data values, including URLs, in your feed must use escape codes for the characters listed in the following table.


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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| AparInterface |
Defines an interface for function implementations
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AparSymptoms |
Definition of the specific symptoms for each APAR rule
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| DetermineOperationMode |
Determine the operational model of the AHU unit, according to APAR.
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| DetermineSteadyStateOperationMode |
Determine the steady-state operational model of the AHU unit, according to APAR.
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| RobustFDDparameters |
Definition of generic FDD parameters for the APAR rule set
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| Rule1 |
Implementation of Rule #1 of the APAR rule set: In heating mode, supply air temperature should be greater compared to mixed air temperature.
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| Rule10 |
Implementation of Rule #10 of the APAR rule set: Outside air temperature and mixed air temperature should be nearly the same.
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| Rule11 |
Implementation of Rule #11 of the APAR rule set: Supply air temperature should be lower compared to the mixed air temperature.
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| Rule12 |
Implementation of Rule #12 of the APAR rule set: Supply air temperature should be lower compared to the return air temperature.
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| Rule13 |
Implementation of Rule #13 of the APAR rule set: Cooling coil valve saturated fully open and persistent supply air temperature error exists.
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| Rule14 |
Implementation of Rule #14 of the APAR rule set: Cooling coil valve saturated fully open, if cooling load increases supply air temperature will drift from setpoint.
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| Rule15 |
Implementation of Rule #15 of the APAR rule set: Outside air temperature too low for mechanical cooling with minimum outside air.
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| Rule16 |
Implementation of Rule #16 of the APAR rule set: Supply air temperature should be lower compared to the mixed air temperature.
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| Rule17 |
Implementation of Rule #17 of the APAR rule set: Supply air temperature should be lower compared to the return air temperature.
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| Rule18 |
Implementation of Rule #18 of the APAR rule set: %outside air too low or too high.
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| Rule19 |
Implementation of Rule #19 of the APAR rule set: Cooling coil valve saturated fully open and persistent supply air temperature error exists.
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| Rule2 |
Implementation of Rule #1 of the APAR rule set: Outdoor air fraction too low or too high.
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| Rule20 |
Implementation of Rule #20 of the APAR rule set: Cooling coil valve saturated fully open, if cooling load increases supply air temperature will drift from setpoint.
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| Rule21 |
Implementation of Rule #21 of the APAR rule set: Heating coil valve, cooling coil valve and mixing box damper are modulating simultaneously.
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| Rule22 |
Implementation of Rule #22 of the APAR rule set: Heating coil and cooling coil valves are modulating simultaneously.
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| Rule23 |
Implementation of Rule #23 of the APAR rule set: Heating coil valve and and mixing box damper are modulating simultaneously.
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| Rule24 |
Implementation of Rule #24 of the APAR rule set: Cooling coil valve and mixing box damper are modulating simultaneously.
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| Rule25 |
Implementation of Rule #25 of the APAR rule set: Persistent supply air temperature error exists.
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| Rule26 |
Implementation of Rule #26 of the APAR rule set: Mixed air temperature should be between return air temperature and outside air temperature (mixed air temperature is too high).
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| Rule27 |
Implementation of Rule #27 of the APAR rule set: Mixed air temperature should be between return air temperature and outside air temperature (mixed air temperature is too low).
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| Rule28 |
Implementation of Rule #28 of the APAR rule set: Too many mode switches per hour.
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| Rule3 |
Implementation of Rule #3 of the APAR rule set: Heating coil valve saturated fully open and persistent supply air temperature error exists.
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| Rule4 |
Implementation of Rule #4 of the APAR rule set: Heating coil valve saturated fully open, if heating load increases supply air temperature will drift from setpoint.
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| Rule5 |
Implementation of Rule #5 of the APAR rule set: Outside air temperature too warm for cooling with outside air.
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| Rule6 |
Implementation of Rule #6 of the APAR rule set: Supply air temperature should be greater compared to the return air temperature.
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| Rule7 |
Implementation of Rule #7 of the APAR rule set: Supply air temperature and mixed air temperature should be nearly the same
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| Rule8 |
Implementation of Rule #8 of the APAR rule set: Outside air temperature too low for mechanical cooling with 100% outside air.
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| Rule9 |
Implementation of Rule #9 of the APAR rule set: Outside air temperature too high for mechanical cooling with 100% outside air.
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| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| AparSymptoms.SYMPTOM |
The specific symptoms for each APAR rule
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| RobustFDDparameters.FDD_PARAMETERS |
The specific values of the generic FDD parameters for the APAR rule set
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Date: Sun, 16 Mar 2008 22:57:24 -0400
From: Richard Stallman
To: Katie Courtland
Subject: Re: blurb for Christopher Kelty’s forthcoming book?
Reply-to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I’ve had a chance to look at some of the book text.
It seems to make interesting points, and it could be
among the better books about this subject.
However, it has one very important flaw: it refers often to
“intellectual property” as if that were a coherent thing. This is a
major flaw. See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/not-ipr.html.
So I will not be able to give you an endorsement.
Review in Anthropological Quarterly by Erica Farmer
Review by Daniel Miller in American Anthropologist
Review in Leonardo by Rob Harle
An article in TechTrends about “Why Authors are Giving away their Books for Free” for which Two Bits is a data point
Review by Andrew Russell in Technology and Culture
Review by Tim Jordan at RCCS
Interview and review in MIT’s Tech Review
Interview on Hearsay Culture with David Levine, from February 2010
Review in Radical Philosophy November/December 2008, Issue 152 by James Tobias
Review in American Journal of Sociology by Zack Kertcher
Review in The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Association by Jens Kjaerulff


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I’m a few hours away from finalizing my slides for the Rich Web Experience in Ft. Lauderdale next month. I’ll be presenting on basic tips for refactoring your jQuery; I think it’s a decent presentation – the part of it I’ve finished, anyway – and I’ll be glad to have it in my collection.
By my count, RWX will be the 15th conference or non-trivial event I attend in 2010, including two that I’ve organized and eight that I’ve spoken at:
Organizer
- TXJS (Austin, TX)
- NCJS (Durham, NC)
Speaker
- JSConf EU (Berlin, Germany; ”The jQuery Divide”)
- Boston jQuery Conference (Boston, MA; ”Functionality Focused Code Organization”)
- jQuery Summit (Online; ”Functionality Focused Code Organization”)
- Indieconf (Raleigh, NC; ”Retooling Your Workflow”)
- Refresh the Triangle (Durham, NC; ”Delivering a Responsive UI”)
- Triangle JavaScript Meetup (Durham, NC; ”Building Large jQuery Applications”)
- Rich Web Experience (Ft. Lauderdale, FL; “Cleaner, Leaner, Meaner: Refactoring Your jQuery”)
- Durham Developer Day (Durham, NC; ”Dojo Confessions”)
Attendee
- SXSW (Austin, TX)
- Bay Area jQuery Conference (Mountain View, CA)
- JSConf US (Washington, DC)
- CouchCamp (Walker Creek Ranch, CA)
- Dojo Developer Days (Mountain View, CA)
(For what it’s worth, and because I was curious enough to count: I’ve also participated in 11 episodes of yayQuery, written a half-dozen in-depth blog posts, organized at least six local web women meetups, and published an open jQuery training curriculum.)
It was sometime in early 2009 that I decided to make a point of speaking at more events. I’d always enjoyed the challenge and the thrill of public speaking, but I also wanted to be part of the solution to the dearth of women speakers in JavaScript land. Something like 18 months later, it seems I might be sort of good at it, if my SpeakerRate is to be believed. This fall I found myself actually turning down requests to speak.
It turns out that they forgot to remind me in work-for-yourself school that at the end of the day or week or month, I’ve still gotta make some money now and then.  While every non-local event I spoke at paid for my hotel and accommodations, I was not otherwise compensated. The events that I organized ended up being pretty much a wash, financially.
I spent untold hundreds of hours – I’m not making that up – preparing presentations, traveling to conferences, and speaking this year. Looking back at my calendar since late August, when all of this got really and truly insane (most of my speaking has happened since then), the sad size of my business bank account makes stunning sense. We’ll leave aside the toll that working all the time and then being gone all the rest of the time takes on one’s home life, but suffice to say that the toll is, also, not trivial.
Over the last few weeks, it’s become pretty clear that I need to take a break. I’m mostly over pre-talk jitters, but these days I find myself thinking “for the love of all that’s good, do I really have to get on a plane again?” People ask me about 2011 events and I find myself on the verge of losing my shit, which really isn’t fair to anyone. People tell me how they want to be invited to speak at stuff like I am, and I let loose a heavy sigh. People come up to me at events or email me randomly because they think that I’m an “expert” on this thing or that, and can they just ask me a little question? – and I wonder what, exactly, I have wrought with all of this effort. Worst of all: potential clients ask me about taking on lucrative work, and I must tell them: “Not now, I can’t, I’m sorry. I’ve got this presentation to prepare …”
I might be a terrible person entirely too full of herself, or a drama queen, or whatever else you want to think. You might be certain that if I’d just think about it, there would be lots of efficiencies I could realize, and really I just make this harder than it is. That’s OK, and you might be right.
I want to be clear that I realize that two years ago I was nobody, and to the extent that I am anybody now, it is largely because I have been afforded so many opportunities to make a name for myself. I am grateful for them. It becomes clear, though, that I’ve let the pendulum swing way too far.
And so as I sit here, about to finish off the last slides of the year, I fantasize about deleting Keynote from my computer. But I also find myself thinking how I’m deciding not to do this thing that I’m kind of good at because I simply can’t afford to, and it makes me sad. It kills me to think about missing out on that warm fuzzy it-was-all-worth-it moment when everyone claps at the end. And more than anything, I feel like walking away, for however long, means yet one less woman on stage in a field that is desperate for them, and that makes me saddest of all.
There is no point to this post, really, except for me to get some of my thoughts out of my head and for you to know where I’ve gone if you don’t see or hear from me as much. It is, alas, time for me to actually do some of that work that all this effort has brought in. We’ll see when I emerge – maybe I will feel rejuvenated in the new year, who knows! – and whenever that is, I hope to see you there.


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Berkeley DB supports a variety of memory-based configurations for systems where filesystem space is either limited in availability or entirely replaced by some combination of memory and Flash. In addition, Berkeley DB can be configured to minimize writes to the filesystem when the filesystem is backed by Flash memory.
There are four parts of the Berkeley DB database environment normally written to the filesystem: the database environment region files, the database files, the database environment log files and the replication internal files. Each of these items can be configured to live in memory rather than in the filesystem:
Each of the Berkeley DB subsystems in a database environment is described by one or more regions, or chunks of memory. The regions contain all of the per-process and per-thread shared information (including mutexes), that comprise a Berkeley DB environment. By default, these regions are backed by the filesystem. In situations where filesystem backed regions aren't optimal, applications can create memory-only database environments in two different types of memory: either in the application's heap memory or in system shared memory.
To create the database environment in heap memory, specify the DB_PRIVATE flag to the DB_ENV->open() method. Note that database environments created in heap memory are only accessible to the threads of a single process, however.
To create the database environment in system shared memory, specify the DB_SYSTEM_MEM flag to the DB_ENV->open() method. Database environments created in system memory are accessible to multiple processes, but note that database environments created in system shared memory do create a small (roughly 8 byte) file in the filesystem, read by the processes to identify which system shared memory segments to use.
For more information, see Shared memory regions.
By default, databases are periodically flushed from the Berkeley DB memory cache to backing physical files in the filesystem. To keep databases from being written to backing physical files, pass the DB_MPOOL_NOFILE flag to the DB_MPOOLFILE->set_flags() method. This flag implies the application's databases must fit entirely in the Berkeley DB cache, of course. To avoid a database file growing to consume the entire cache, applications can limit the size of individual databases in the cache by calling the DB_MPOOLFILE->set_maxsize() method.
If a database environment is not intended to be transactionally recoverable after application or system failure (that is, if it will not exhibit the transactional attribute of "durability"), applications should not configure the database environment for logging or transactions, in which case no log files will be created. If the database environment is intended to be durable, log files must either be written to stable storage and recovered after application or system failure, or they must be replicated to other systems.
In applications running on systems without any form of stable storage, durability must be accomplished through replication. In this case, database environments should be configured to maintain database logs in memory, rather than in the filesystem, by specifying the DB_LOG_IN_MEMORY flag to the DB_ENV->log_set_config() method.
By default, Berkeley DB replication stores a small amount of internal data in the filesystem. To store this replication internal data in memory only and not in the filesystem, specify the DB_REP_CONF_INMEM flag to the DB_ENV->rep_set_config() method before opening the database environment.
In systems where the filesystem is backed by Flash memory, the number of times the Flash memory is written may be a concern. Each of the four parts of the Berkeley DB database environment normally written to the filesystem can be configured to minimize the number of times the filesystem is written:
On a Flash-based filesystem, the database environment should be placed in heap or system memory, as described previously.
The Berkeley DB library maintains a cache of database pages. The database pages are only written to backing physical files when the application checkpoints the database environment with the DB_ENV->txn_checkpoint() method, when database handles are closed with the DB->close() method, or when the application explicitly flushes the cache with the DB->sync() or DB_ENV->memp_sync() methods.
To avoid unnecessary writes of Flash memory due to checkpoints, applications should decrease the frequency of their checkpoints. This is especially important in applications which repeatedly modify a specific database page, as repeatedly writing a database page to the backing physical file will repeatedly update the same blocks of the filesystem.
To avoid unnecessary writes of the filesystem due to closing a database handle, applications should specify the DB_NOSYNC flag to the DB->close() method.
To avoid unnecessary writes of the filesystem due to flushing the cache, applications should not explicitly flush the cache under normal conditions – flushing the cache is rarely if ever needed in a normally-running application.
The Berkeley DB log files do not repeatedly overwrite the same blocks of the filesystem as the Berkeley DB log files are not implemented as a circular buffer and log files are not re-used. For this reason, the Berkeley DB log files should not cause any difficulties for Flash memory configurations.
However, as Berkeley DB does not write log records in filesystem block sized pieces, it is probable that sequential transaction commits (each of which flush the log file to the backing filesystem), will write a block of Flash memory twice, as the last log record from the first commit will write the same block of Flash memory as the first log record from the second commit. Applications not requiring absolute durability should specify the DB_TXN_WRITE_NOSYNC or DB_TXN_NOSYNC flags to the DB_ENV->set_flags() method to avoid this overwrite of a block of Flash memory.
On a Flash-based filesystem, the replication internal data should be stored in memory only, as described previously.


well i'm Himanshu, iam a student of bachelor of computer application, let's not focous on qualifiaction because it may be occquied by anyone, lets come to know about the goal orientation of life which might be bring revolution on us.
"when you set a goal,you have a respomsibility to yourself to see it through. No matter how imposibble it may seem,resolve to accomplish it.
some web designing languages HTML ,CSS ,JS,PHP,bootstrap.
Some quick example java, python, C++ ,VB,MYSQL.
about some theorythical knowlege of artificial intelligence,computer graphics.
some of operating system are linux, unix
analytical skills over mathematics on statics ,quant and resonable sessions.
it is not perfectley known to be achievements because i havenot get that m but few of my memories that will be kept forever.
have got the certificate from SOLOLEARN
won the final of cricket tournament on sports day
these are some certificate those i got from college.
these are some of my random picture hope you will not laugh on these picture
please corporate with smily face dont laugh.
there are somr megical memories which i can never be forget.


Architecting the digital landscape
Wondering how an enterprise digital ecosystem understand their customers need and target with the right content at the right time?
With the rapid evolution of digitalization, almost every major business has started building their ecosystem to visualize their customer needs and engage them appropriately. In turn, this has improved their customer retention and increased the return on investment. Now the question is how to engineer such a customer-centric web application? Let us start with the website and its interconnected ecosystem to attract, track, recommend and engage customers.
Website
A website or web application is the entry door for any digital business to understand their customer needs and their behaviors. There are many success stories behind every website. Engineering a customer-centric website application starts with enriched user experience to attract and retain their customers.
 Are you interested to visualize the key performance indicators (KPI) and pain points on your websites?
Analytics is the way to go, this would help the business to visualize, track and measure the success. In addition, understanding the pain points would enable the IT team to rethink and redesign the solutions. There is three major analytics behind any website.
Personalization
Personalization on a website means providing tailor-made content to an individual or segment of users. Personalized content would target the right customer with the right content. This will increase the return on investment, enhance the user experience and retain customers. Technically this can be achieved by following few approaches like rule-based personalization, A/B or multivariate testing, using personalized recommendation algorithms.
Digital campaign
A digital campaign is an essential factor in digital marketing. Targeting customers with tailor-made content on omnichannel would ensure more conversion rate than traditional methods. Understanding the end-customer channel preference would enable the business to target the customers with the right content on the right channel instead of broadcasting irrelevant content and spamming. Omni-channel campaigning includes targeting email, mobile notifications, SMS, web portal, social media, and digital ads.
Multichannel fluid experience
Multi-channel fluid experience is building a website that should be compatible with relatively all types of devices like desktops, mobile phones, tablets, and other large screens with different screen sizes. This ensures the reach of web content to the larger audience.
Search engine optimization (SEO)
SEO is a process of increasing the visibility of the website content on most of the search engines. Optimizing the page content would enable the search engine crawler to rank the pages appropriately. Tagging, tuning and referencing the content appropriately would ensure the highest-ranking and make the website to stay on top. Search engine marketing is another trend that gives a higher conversion rate.
For more details, please stay tuned for my upcoming post.
Website search
Website search is a searching mechanism provided to the end-user to search and find the relevant page content without much effort within the website. This can be achieved by enabling the full-text index and search algorithm.
For more details, please stay tuned for my upcoming post.
Performance
Do you want to make your customers fall in love with your websites? Performance is the answer. Higher performance leads to higher customer retention.
The performance of the website is one of the key deciding factors of success. Customer loves to engage with high-performing sites. A statistics data iterates for every one-second delay would increase the user drop count by 7%. Engineering high performing websites would require careful analysis.
Consider the following while enhancing the performance.
- Application-level caching
- Webserver caching of static contents say (HTML, CSS, Javascript, Images, Videos)
- Scaling the servers
- Code tuning
- Content delivery network
A single page application (SPA) is another trending approach by which one can achieve the utmost performance.
For more details, please stay tuned for my upcoming post.
Security
The security of the site is the primary factor in deciding the success of a website. In the era of digitalization, security gained paramount importance. Secured sites always win customers’ confidence. Building a secured website requires a lot of groundwork from each level say application, network, and data.
For more details, please stay tuned for my upcoming post.
Other things to consider
Other factors decide the success of each website are
- Availability
- Reliability of the website
- Social media presence
- Community or forum
- Customer engagement
Conclusion
Timing and targeting the customers with the right content on the right device and providing better user experience with the awareness of customer needs will decide the success in this digital era.


To obtain a challenging position as a Senior Web Designer | CSS Developer | WordPress Developer where I can utilize my graphic, Web Designing & Web Developing, Programming, CMS, SEO skills for the growth of the organization.
To obtain a challenging position as a Senior Web Designer | CSS Developer | WordPress Developer where I can utilize my graphic, Web Designing & Web Developing, Programming, CMS, SEO skills for the growth of the organization.
The Institution of Engineers (India), The Institution of Engineers (India), Kolkatta


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pub rsa4096/0x1F81112D62A9ADCE 2017-01-27 [SC] Key fingerprint = 3586 3350 BFEA C101 DB1A 4AF0 1F81 112D 62A9 ADCE uid [ultimate] Aaron Bieber<EMAIL_ADDRESS>uid [ultimate] Aaron Bieber<EMAIL_ADDRESS>uid [ultimate] Aaron Bieber<EMAIL_ADDRESS>uid [ultimate] Aaron Bieber<EMAIL_ADDRESS>uid [ultimate] Aaron Bieber<EMAIL_ADDRESS>sub rsa4096/0x279160AB1BE1236B 2017-01-27 [S] sub rsa4096/0x20ADADE0DD48B109 2017-01-27 [E] sub rsa4096/0x4FA951575F92D3E2 2017-01-27 [A]


As far as security is concerned the RTA has left nothing to chance. Trains are regularly patrolled by a dedicated police force. Throughout the system there are over 3,000 CCTV cameras to monitor any sort of situation that might arise. In the case that the police are not physically present to handle a public safety concern there are Emergency Call Boxes available at every station and on every train car. Response time is guaranteed by a fully integrated radio system between the Metro and emergency civil services.


- readInput() - Static method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.tui.MainTUI
-
- removeBlock(Block) - Method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.Player
-
Removes a block of the same kind from the players hand.
- removeBlock(int) - Method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.Player
-
Removes a block by index.
- removeBlocksFromHand(List<Node>) - Method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.Player
-
Removes a block from a players hand.
- removeFrontier(Node) - Method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.Board
-
Searches for the node in the list with possible moves and removes it.
- removeGame(GameServer) - Method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.networking.LobbyServer
-
Removes a game server from the game server list.
- removeHanlder(ClientHandler) - Method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.networking.GameServer
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Removes a client from our list of clients.
- removeHanlder(ClientHandler) - Method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.networking.LobbyServer
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Removes a client handler from the clients list.
- removeHanlder(ClientHandler) - Method in interface com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.networking.Server
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Removes a client from the server.
- removePlayer(Player) - Method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.Game
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Removes a player from the game.
- REQUESTGAME - Static variable in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.networking.Protocol.Client
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Request a game from the server with a number of players [int].
- resetBoard() - Method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.HumanTUIPlayer
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Creates a new board.
- returnBlock(Block) - Method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.BlockBag
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Adds the block to the block bag.
- RIGHT() - Static method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.gameengine.Vector2
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- RIGHT() - Static method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.gameengine.Vector3
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- run() - Method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.networking.Client
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Reads the messages in the socket connection.
- run() - Method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.networking.ClientHandler
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- run() - Method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.networking.LobbyServer
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Sets up the server and enters the loop where we wait for clients to call us.
- run() - Method in class com.peterverzijl.softwaresystems.qwirkle.tui.ChatTUI
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Starts the chat TUI


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- Select the quiz you want to play. You can use our default quiz, or create and try your own!
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- Players alternate turns until either player WINS by getting 3 squares in a row, or until the whole grid is filled and there's no winner.
- Tiebreaker Questions:
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- Clicking a red square will bring up a tiebreaker question: answer it right and you get the square, but answer wrong and that square goes to your opponent - without costing them a turn! Approach with caution.


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Beautiful is better than ugly.
Explicit is better than implicit.
Simple is better than complex.
Complex is better than complicated.
Flat is better than nested.
Sparse is better than dense.
Readability counts.
Special cases aren't special enough to break the rules.
Although practicality beats purity.
Errors should never pass silently.
Unless explicitly silenced.
In the face of ambiguity, refuse the temptation to guess.
There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it.
Although that way may not be obvious at first unless you're Dutch.
Now is better than never.
Although never is often better than *right* now.
If the implementation is hard to explain, it's a bad idea.
If the implementation is easy to explain, it may be a good idea.
Namespaces are one honking great idea -- let's do more of those!
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June 21, 2012 - Novapy AWS
You can visit Zombie Weapons to grab the instructions from Jen's presentation. Please verify that the project directory is equal to the git clone directory (both should be zombie_weapons).
March 15, 2012 - VIM and Python, Tips and Tricks


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| Mar 2018 - Jun 2018 |
Movie Kiosk Software |
Part of the subject Application Programming at UTS (individual project).
Created using GUI and Java. Enable customers to browse,
rent and return movies. |
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| Mar 2019 - Jun 2019 |
Directed Graph Structure with Algorithms |
Part of the subject Data Structure and Algorithms at UTS (individual project).
Created using C++. |
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| Jul 2019 - Oct 2019 |
E-shop - Computer devices |
Part of the subject Software Engineering Studio 1A at UTS (group project).
Created using Angular (HTML, CSS, JavaScript). Enable customers to search,
browse and buy computer devices. |
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| Mar 2020 - Jun 2020 |
Electrical Forecast Database |
Part of the subject Database Programming at UTS (individual project).
Created using PL/SQL. Enable to do a daily forecast of around 50,000
engery requirements. |
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| Jul 2020 - Oct 2020 |
E-Library System |
Part of the subject Software Engineering Studio 1B at UTS (group project).
Created using Ruby on Rails. Enable users to browse, borrow, return and renew e-books |
GitHub |
| Jul 2020 - Oct 2020 |
IOU - favour exchange website |
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Created using MERN (MongoDB, Express, React, Node.js). Enable users to record favours owed among friends |
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PREPARE creates a prepared statement. A prepared statement is a server-side object that can be used to optimize performance. When the PREPARE statement is executed, the specified statement is parsed, analyzed, and rewritten. When an EXECUTE command is subsequently issued, the prepared statement is planned and executed. This division of labor avoids repetitive parse analysis work, while allowing the execution plan to depend on the specific parameter values supplied.
Prepared statements can take parameters: values that are substituted into the statement when it is executed. When creating the prepared statement, refer to parameters by position, using $1, $2, etc. A corresponding list of parameter data types can optionally be specified. When a parameter's data type is not specified or is declared as unknown, the type is inferred from the context in which the parameter is used (if possible). When executing the statement, specify the actual values for these parameters in the EXECUTE statement. Refer to EXECUTE for more information about that.
Prepared statements only last for the duration of the current database session. When the session ends, the prepared statement is forgotten, so it must be recreated before being used again. This also means that a single prepared statement cannot be used by multiple simultaneous database clients; however, each client can create their own prepared statement to use. Prepared statements can be manually cleaned up using the DEALLOCATE command.
Prepared statements have the largest performance advantage when a single session is being used to execute a large number of similar statements. The performance difference will be particularly significant if the statements are complex to plan or rewrite, for example, if the query involves a join of many tables or requires the application of several rules. If the statement is relatively simple to plan and rewrite but relatively expensive to execute, the performance advantage of prepared statements will be less noticeable.
An arbitrary name given to this particular prepared statement. It must be unique within a single session and is subsequently used to execute or deallocate a previously prepared statement.
The data type of a parameter to the prepared statement. If the data type of a particular parameter is unspecified or is specified as unknown, it will be inferred from the context in which the parameter is used. To refer to the parameters in the prepared statement itself, use $1, $2, etc.
Any SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, or VALUES statement.
If a prepared statement is executed enough times, the server may eventually decide to save and re-use a generic plan rather than re-planning each time. This will occur immediately if the prepared statement has no parameters; otherwise it occurs only if the generic plan appears to be not much more expensive than a plan that depends on specific parameter values. Typically, a generic plan will be selected only if the query's performance is estimated to be fairly insensitive to the specific parameter values supplied.
To examine the query plan PostgreSQL is using for a prepared statement, use EXPLAIN. If a generic plan is in use, it will contain parameter symbols $n, while a custom plan will have the current actual parameter values substituted into it.
For more information on query planning and the statistics collected by PostgreSQL for that purpose, see the ANALYZE documentation.
Although the main point of a prepared statement is to avoid repeated parse analysis and planning of the statement, PostgreSQL will force re-analysis and re-planning of the statement before using it whenever database objects used in the statement have undergone definitional (DDL) changes since the previous use of the prepared statement. Also, if the value of search_path changes from one use to the next, the statement will be re-parsed using the new search_path. (This latter behavior is new as of PostgreSQL 9.3.) These rules make use of a prepared statement semantically almost equivalent to re-submitting the same query text over and over, but with a performance benefit if no object definitions are changed, especially if the best plan remains the same across uses. An example of a case where the semantic equivalence is not perfect is that if the statement refers to a table by an unqualified name, and then a new table of the same name is created in a schema appearing earlier in the search_path, no automatic re-parse will occur since no object used in the statement changed. However, if some other change forces a re-parse, the new table will be referenced in subsequent uses.
You can see all prepared statements available in the session by querying the pg_prepared_statements system view.
Create a prepared statement for an INSERT statement, and then execute it:
PREPARE fooplan (int, text, bool, numeric) AS INSERT INTO foo VALUES($1, $2, $3, $4); EXECUTE fooplan(1, 'Hunter Valley', 't', 200.00);
Create a prepared statement for a SELECT statement, and then execute it:
PREPARE usrrptplan (int) AS SELECT * FROM users u, logs l WHERE u.usrid=$1 AND u.usrid=l.usrid AND l.date = $2; EXECUTE usrrptplan(1, current_date);
Note that the data type of the second parameter is not specified, so it is inferred from the context in which $2 is used.


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Transactions in Ebean
TxRunnable & TxCallable
TxRunnable & TxCallable are the programmatic equivalent to @Transactional.
You can mix @Transaction with TxRunnable and TxCallable if you like, they
will behave correctly together.
public void myMethod() {
...
System.out.println(" Some code in myMethod...");
// run in Transactional scope...
Ebean.execute(new TxRunnable() {
public void run() {
// code running in "REQUIRED" transactional scope
// ... as "REQUIRED" is the default TxType
System.out.println(Ebean.currentTransaction());
// find stuff...
User user = Ebean.find(User.class, 1);
...
// save and delete stuff...
Ebean.save(user);
Ebean.delete(order);
...
}
});
System.out.println(" more code in myMethod...");
}
Generally you will use TxRunnable like the above as anonymous inner classes.
The code inside the run() will execute inside a transactional scope with Ebean
handling the transaction propagation for you (just like @Transactional).
// programmatic control over the scope such as
// ... isolation level
// ... and to rollback or not for specific exceptions
TxScope txScope = TxScope
.requiresNew()
.setIsolation(TxIsolation.SERIALIZABLE)
.setNoRollbackFor(IOException.class);
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public void run() {
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Enthusiasm for 2020 election shared among Republicans and Democrats: G
by Andrew BlakeRoughly two-thirds of Americans surveyed recently said they are already “more enthusiastic” about voting in 2020 than in previous elections, the results of a poll showed Thursday.
Conducted last month by Gallup, the poll sought opinions from 1,506 adults spanning the political spectrum about their interest in casting ballots during next year’s contest.
Sixty-four percent of respondents said they are “more enthusiastic” about voting compared with previous elections, 28% said they are “less enthusiastic” and 6% say they have the same level of enthusiasm as prior to previous races, Gallup reported.
Released a year prior to voters deciding whether to reelect President Trump, the result of the poll suggest Americans across the board are largely more enthusiastic about casting ballots in 2020 compared to previous races. Sixty-six percent of Republican respondents said they are more enthusiastic about voting in 2020 that in previous years, compared to 65% of Democratic respondents who answered similarly, according to Gallup.
“This differs from the typical pattern Gallup has seen over the years, whereby those who identify with the political party of the incumbent president have been less enthusiastic about voting than members of the opposing party,” Gallup analyst Justin McCarthy noted. “Though a lot can change in a year, the current politically polarized environment — with added tensions from a congressional impeachment inquiry — could be resulting in voters of all political stripes’ sense that a lot is at stake in their upcoming vote.”
The latest poll was conducted by phone between Oct. 14 and Oct. 31, and the results have a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points, according to Gallup.
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A reflective layer behind the tiger shark's retina, called the tapetum lucidum, allows light-sensing cells a second chance to capture photons of visible light, enhancing vision in low-light conditions
Commonly known as the "Sea Tiger", the tiger shark is a relatively large macropredator, capable of attaining a length over 5 m. It is found in many tropical and temperate waters, and it is especially common around central Pacific islands. Its name derives from the dark stripes down its body which resemble a tiger's pattern, which fade as the shark matures. The tiger shark is a solitary, mostly nocturnal hunter, and is notable for having the widest food spectrum of all sharks, consuming a variety of prey ranging from crustaceans, fish, seals, birds, squid, turtles, and sea snakes to dolphins and even other smaller sharks.


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public class Salsa20Engine extends java.lang.Object implements SkippingStreamCipher
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
DEFAULT_ROUNDS |
protected int[] |
engineState |
protected int |
rounds |
protected static byte[] |
sigma
Deprecated.
|
protected static byte[] |
tau
Deprecated.
|
protected int[] |
x |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Salsa20Engine()
Creates a 20 round Salsa20 engine.
|
Salsa20Engine(int rounds)
Creates a Salsa20 engine with a specific number of rounds.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
advanceCounter() |
protected void |
advanceCounter(long diff) |
protected void |
generateKeyStream(byte[] output) |
java.lang.String |
getAlgorithmName()
Return the name of the algorithm the cipher implements.
|
protected long |
getCounter() |
protected int |
getNonceSize() |
long |
getPosition()
Return the current "position" of the cipher
|
void |
init(boolean forEncryption,
CipherParameters params)
initialise a Salsa20 cipher.
|
protected void |
packTauOrSigma(int keyLength,
int[] state,
int stateOffset) |
int |
processBytes(byte[] in,
int inOff,
int len,
byte[] out,
int outOff)
process a block of bytes from in putting the result into out.
|
void |
reset()
reset the cipher.
|
protected void |
resetCounter() |
protected void |
retreatCounter() |
protected void |
retreatCounter(long diff) |
byte |
returnByte(byte in)
encrypt/decrypt a single byte returning the result.
|
protected static int |
rotl(int x,
int y)
Rotate left
|
static void |
salsaCore(int rounds,
int[] input,
int[] x)
Salsa20 function
|
long |
seekTo(long position)
Reset the cipher and then skip forward to a given position.
|
protected void |
setKey(byte[] keyBytes,
byte[] ivBytes) |
long |
skip(long numberOfBytes)
Skip numberOfBytes forwards, or backwards.
|
public static final int DEFAULT_ROUNDS
protected static final byte[] sigma
protected static final byte[] tau
protected int rounds
protected int[] engineState
protected int[] x
public Salsa20Engine()
public Salsa20Engine(int rounds)
rounds
- the number of rounds (must be an even number).protected void packTauOrSigma(int keyLength, int[] state, int stateOffset)
public void init(boolean forEncryption, CipherParameters params)
init
in interface StreamCipher
forEncryption
- whether or not we are for encryption.params
- the parameters required to set up the cipher.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if the params argument is
inappropriate.protected int getNonceSize()
public java.lang.String getAlgorithmName()
StreamCipher
getAlgorithmName
in interface StreamCipher
public byte returnByte(byte in)
StreamCipher
returnByte
in interface StreamCipher
in
- the byte to be processed.protected void advanceCounter(long diff)
protected void advanceCounter()
protected void retreatCounter(long diff)
protected void retreatCounter()
public int processBytes(byte[] in, int inOff, int len, byte[] out, int outOff)
StreamCipher
processBytes
in interface StreamCipher
in
- the input byte array.inOff
- the offset into the in array where the data to be processed starts.len
- the number of bytes to be processed.out
- the output buffer the processed bytes go into.outOff
- the offset into the output byte array the processed data starts at.public long skip(long numberOfBytes)
SkippingCipher
skip
in interface SkippingCipher
numberOfBytes
- the number of bytes to skip (positive forward, negative backwards).public long seekTo(long position)
SkippingCipher
seekTo
in interface SkippingCipher
position
- the number of bytes in to set the cipher state to.public long getPosition()
SkippingCipher
getPosition
in interface SkippingCipher
public void reset()
StreamCipher
reset
in interface StreamCipher
protected long getCounter()
protected void resetCounter()
protected void setKey(byte[] keyBytes, byte[] ivBytes)
protected void generateKeyStream(byte[] output)
public static void salsaCore(int rounds, int[] input, int[] x)
input
- input dataprotected static int rotl(int x, int y)
x
- value to rotatey
- amount to rotate x


Credits
- https://www.kirupa.com/html5/centering_vertically_horizontally.htm
- @theirysans lab3 forms.css
- cscc09w17
@thierrysans lab3 index.css ~= comments.css
- http://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_js_topnav.asp
@for topnav bar
- https://css-tricks.com/exposing-form-fields-radio-button-css/
@for disspareaing for elements
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1423777/how-can-i-check-whether-a-radio-button-is-selected-with-javascript
@optional radio js
- http://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/next-track-button_108324#term=next button&page=1&position=11
@next and prev button images
- https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/FileReader/readAsDataURL
@file upload -> data url processing
- https://www.iconfinder.com/icons/1959/button_close_delete_forward_remove_x_icon
@delete button icon
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14258787/add-event-listener-on-elements-created-dynamically
@used strategy in posted solution to listen for onclicks on dynamically created buttons
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4282069/add-a-fragment-to-the-url-without-causing-a-redirect
@urlfragment strategy
- https://3.7designs.co/blog/2008/06/10-examples-of-beautiful-css-typography-and-how-they-did-it/
@fonts took all my css font presets from here
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/494143/creating-a-new-dom-element-from-an-html-string-using-built-in-dom-methods-or-pro
@nodes see the verified answer
- http://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/user_149071#term=avatar&page=1&position=3
user.png taken from here


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Given Stack Overflow’s reach, we strive to support email clients with low levels of HTML & CSS support (namely Microsoft Outlook, a few versions of Gmail, and a handful of mostly non-US clients). Less than 1% of a mailing list can still mean a few thousand users, so it’s safest to code emails like it’s 1999.
Can I Email? and Campaign Monitor’s guide to CSS are good references for HTML & CSS support in email.

when creating new tables.
This negates any unwanted spacing and borders and tells screen readers to skip over the table’s tags and move straight into the content.
align
, valign
, height
, and width
.
align
for layout instead of float
, d-flex
, or flexbox
Floats aren’t supported in Outlook and the others don’t have good support in general.
#ffffff
instead of #fff
or rgb(1,2,3)
.
Six-digit hex is supported in inline CSS as well as HTML attributes like bgcolor
that are still supported in email.
.svg
).

displays crisply on high-definition screens.
role="presentation"
on all tables used for layout.
This prevents screen readers from reading aloud the structure of each table cell.

and <h>
allow screen readers to quickly jump from section to section. Tags like
and
give text more importance.
alt
attribute on every image.
Be descriptive and use alt
to help readers “see” the email if images aren’t displayed. Use an empty alt=""
for images a screen reader should skip (eg. decorative images). Screenreaders will dictate the filename of images without an alt
attribute (eg. "icon dash checkmark dot png"). More on alt text.
Tools to ensure emails look as they should when they’re sent.
Litmus allows us to preview screenshots of our emails across 90+ email clients on multiple devices. Builder and Checklist are particularly handy for troubleshooting bugs and circulating email code.
Papercut allows us to test emails from our code base. Good for making sure templates are built properly, personalized data populates, and email triggers work.


Dabangg 3: Salman Khan’s Chulbul Pandey Celebrates International Men’s Day In A ‘Badass’ Style!
Chulbul has also started a new contest for the fans to figure out the new Hook step from the Hud Hud Song.
by Koimoi.com TeamOn the occasion of International Men’s day, Nation’s favourite Salman Khan’s Chulbul Pandey from Dabangg 3 is here to bring us a definition of Dabangg, a movie that ensures a potent dose of entertainment for one and all.
With the film slated for release in a month, Chulbul Pandey is honouring the most daring, awesome and badass aka ‘dabangg’ men.
One of the most memorable cop stars Chulbul Pandey played by Salman Khan redefines Dabangg as D for Daring, A for Awesome, B for Badass, A for Aur, Nautanki ka, Gazab ka Gatbandhan which truly reflects the essence of all those men who are all things ‘badass’ just as Chulbul himself!
‘Chulbul’s Parivar’ which comprises of Chulbul, Rajjo and Makhi asked everyone to recognize and honour the men in their lives who display these characteristics and represent the essence of being a Dabangg.
Chulbul has also started a new contest for the fans to figure out the new Hook step from the Hud Hud Song. The winners will get to meet Chulbul Pandey, in person. More so, each and every unit of the film has created an immense buzz all across!
The much-awaited Dabangg 3 is directed by Prabhudeva and produced by Salman Khan, Arbaaz Khan and Nikhil Dwivedi under the banner of Salman Khan Films and is slated to release on 20th December, this year.


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Cooking time
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Serves
Serves 1
For the pan-fried turbot, dredge the turbot fillet in the flour and shake off any excess.
Heat the olive oil in a frying pan and fry the turbot for 1-2 minutes on each side, or until completely cooked through.
Meanwhile, for the sauce, heat the olive oil and butter in a pan, add the onion and bacon and gently fry for 4-5 minutes, or until the onion is softened and the bacon is lightly browned.
Add the mushrooms and cook for 1-2 minutes.
Add the red wine and fish stock, turn up the heat and simmer until the liquid has reduced by half. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, place the turbot onto a serving plate and pour over the sauce.


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subtom_b_factor_by_subsets¶
Estimates the B-Factor by determine the resolution of subsets of particles as described in Rosenthal, Henderson 2003.
This subtomogram averaging analysis script uses three MATLAB compiled scripts below:
Options¶
Directories¶
- scratch_dir
Absolute path to the folder with the input to be processed. Other paths are relative to this one.
- mcr_cache_dir
Absolute path to MCR directory for the processing.
- exec_dir
Directory for executables
Variables¶
- sum_exec
Parallel Summing executable
- avg_exec
Weighted Averaging executable
- fsc_exec
FSC executable
Memory Options¶
- mem_free
The amount of memory the job requires for alignment. This variable determines whether a number of CPUs will be requested to be dedicated for each job. At 24G, one half of the CPUs on a node will be dedicated for each of the processes (12 CPUs). At 48G, all of the CPUs on the node will be dedicated for each of the processes (24 CPUs).
- mem_max
The upper bound on the amount of memory the alignment job is allowed to use. If any of the processes request or require more memory than this, the queue will kill the process. This is more of an option for safety of the cluster to prevent the user from crashing the cluster requesting too much memory.
Other Cluster Options¶
- job_name
The job name prefix that will be used for the cluster submission scripts, log files, and error logs for the processing. Be careful that this name is unique because previous submission scripts, logs, and error logs with the same job name prefix will be overwritten in the case of a name collision.
- array_max
The maximum number of jobs per cluster submission script. Cluster submission scripts work using the array feature common to queuing systems, and this value is the maximum array size used in a script. If the user requests more batches of processing than this value, then the submission scripts will be split into files of up to array_max jobs.
- max_jobs
The maximum number of jobs for alignment. If the number of batches / exceeds this value the script will immediately quit.
- run_local
If the user wants to skip the cluster and run the job locally, this value should be set to 1.
Subtomogram Averaging Workflow Options¶
Parallelization Options¶
- iteration
The index of the reference to generate : input will be all_motl_fn_prefix_iteration.em (define as integer)
- num_avg_batch
The number of batches to split the parallel subtomogram averaging job into.
File Options¶
- all_motl_a_fn_prefix
Relative path and name prefix of the concatenated motivelist of all particles in the first half-map.
- all_motl_b_fn_prefix
Relative path and name prefix of the concatenated motivelist of all particles in the second half-map.
- ref_a_fn_prefix
Relative path and name prefix of the reference volumes of the first half-map.
- ref_b_fn_prefix
Relative path and name prefix of the reference volumes of the second half-map.
- ptcl_a_fn_prefix
Relative path and name prefix of the subtomograms that comprise the first half-map.
- ptcl_b_fn_prefix
Relative path and name prefix of the subtomograms that comprise the second half-map.
- weight_a_fn_prefix
Relative path and name prefix of the weight files for the first half-map.
- weight_b_fn_prefix
Relative path and name prefix of the weight files for the second half-map.
- weight_sum_a_fn_prefix
Relative path and name prefix of the partial weight files of the first half-map.
- weight_sum_b_fn_prefix
Relative path and name prefix of the partial weight files of the second half-map.
- output_fn_prefix
Relative path and prefix for the name of the output maps and figures.
Averaging Options¶
- tomo_row
Which row in the motl file contains the correct tomogram number. Usually row 5 and 7 both correspond to the correct value and can be used interchangeably, but there are instances when 5 contains a sequential ordered value starting from 1, while 7 contains the correct corresponding tomogram.
- iclass
Particles with that number in position 20 of motivelist will be added to new average (define as integer e.g. iclass=1). NOTES: Class 1 is ALWAYS added. Negative classes and class 2 are never added.
Mask Corrected FSC Workflow Options¶
File Options¶
- fsc_mask_fn
Relative or absolute path and name of the FSC mask.
- filter_a_fn
Relative or absolute path and name of the Fourier filter volume for the first half-map. If not using the option do_reweight just leave this set to “”
- filter_b_fn
Relative or absolute path and name of the Fourier filter volume for the second half-map. If not using the option do_reweight just leave this set to “”
FSC Options¶
- pixelsize
Pixelsize of the half-maps in Angstroms
- nfold
Symmetry to applied the half-maps before calculating FSC (1 is no symmetry)
- rand_threshold
The Fourier pixel at which phase-randomization begins is set automatically to the point where the unmasked FSC falls below this threshold.
- plot_fsc
Plot the FSC curves - 1 = yes, 0 = no
Reweighting Options¶
- do_reweight
Set to 1 to apply the externally calculated Fourier weights filter_A_fn and filter_B_fn to each half-map to reweight the final output map.
Example¶
scratch_dir="${PWD}"
mcr_cache_dir="${scratch_dir}/mcr"
exec_dir="/net/dstore2/teraraid/dmorado/software/subTOM/bin"
sum_exec="${exec_dir}/alignment/subtom_parallel_sums_bfactor"
avg_exec="${exec_dir}/alignment/subtom_weighted_average_bfactor"
fsc_exec="${exec_dir}/analysis/b_factor_by_subsets/subtom_maskcorrected_fsc_bfactor"
mem_free="1G"
mem_max="64G"
job_name="subTOM"
array_max="1000"
max_jobs="4000"
run_local="0"
iteration="1"
num_avg_batch="1"
all_motl_a_fn_prefix="even/combinedmotl/allmotl"
all_motl_b_fn_prefix="odd/combinedmotl/allmotl"
ref_a_fn_prefix="FSC/ref_a"
ref_b_fn_prefix="FSC/ref_b"
ptcl_a_fn_prefix="subtomograms/subtomo"
ptcl_b_fn_prefix="subtomograms/subtomo"
weight_a_fn_prefix="otherinputs/ampspec"
weight_b_fn_prefix="otherinputs/ampspec"
weight_sum_a_fn_prefix="FSC/wei_a"
weight_sum_b_fn_prefix="FSC/wei_b"
output_fn_prefix="FSC/ref_auto_b"
tomo_row="7"
iclass="0"
fsc_mask_fn="FSC/fsc_mask.em"
filter_a_fn=""
filter_b_fn=""
pixelsize=1
nfold=1
rand_threshold=0.8
plot_fsc=1
do_sharpen=1
box_gaussian=1
filter_mode=1
filter_threshold=0.143
plot_sharpen=1
do_reweight=0


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date: 2003-07-25T17:14:32.846969GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>DOC: CHANGES removed, information about changes should be stored in opencm.
CODE: hosting/pg2fs: added support of configuration files.
CODE: hosting: added reading from configuration files.
CODE: hosting: moved vqwww/chosting -> hosting
CODE: freemail: added reading from configuration files.
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Branch version: 16 (Virtual QMail)
date: 2003-07-20T15:09:31.128001GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>CODE: moved some common code to file_add, file_rm.
CODE: added reading configuration from files.
BUG: changed all #include to #include
BUG: changed all #include to #include
BUG: changed all #include to #include
CODE: created new directory try for testing programs.
CODE: added user friendly help messages in programs.
CODE: added autoresp program.
CODE: changed 4 spaces to 1 tab character. now it's disallowed to use spaces to intend.
BUG: changed char to udot_type in declaration of udot_*, pgsqlauthd wasn't changed
CODE: split install.cc into two parts: install.{cc,h} - common functions, hier.cc - hierarchy of destination directory
BUG: added -lsys -lfd -ltext -lfs -lsplit to some make rules, linking was failing on Linux (it worked on OpenBSD)
DOC: added VERSION file, it will contain version number of release.
DOC: added www_site directory where xml files will be put, they'll be used to create www site about project
BUG: vq::getuid.cc,getgid.cc: conf_vq_{u,g}id_s was assigned with name, not id, causing invalid entries in /var/qmail/users/assign
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Branch version: 15 (Virtual QMail)
date: 2003-05-04T17:45:35.777130GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>added freemail in contrib.
added vquserrm in contrib.
vqwww: now it reads configuration from conf_home/etc/vqwww
Fixed bug in cdaemonauth::udot_add - ext was created from user-ext, so
database entries weren't matched after insertion.
Fixed bug causing using conf/vq_mode to create conf_vq_fmode.cc
Fixed bug in int2cc - octal number where treated as decimal.
vqsignup2: removed conf-h1.
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date: 2003-04-13T18:34:58.201095GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>vq: added option -l to user_add that cause login is not check against
disallowed logins database. modified plpgsql function user_add.
vq: removed conf-h1 and using configuration files from home directory,
it was silly idea. now you must copy configuration from home directory
manually.
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Branch version: 13 (Virtual QMail)
date: 2003-04-13T17:47:43.557279GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Removed conf-h1 and reading configuration from home directory.
It was silly idea. Added descriptions in vqwww program (configuration
options).
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date: 2003-04-13T06:57:31.841257GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Created program for removing users via www.
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date: 2003-04-11T18:36:07.674300GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>added cleaning of www alias directory. corrected www aliases listings.
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date: 2003-04-10T21:47:10.912838GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Removed pfstreams from cfsvq, small bug fixes in wwwalichg
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date: 2003-04-10T16:28:29.798130GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Split daemon part from pgsqllogd, pgsqlauthd. Started porting it to
gcc 3.2.2.
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Branch version: 8 (Virtual QMail)
date: 2003-03-22T15:52:42.108209GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Changed mode of installed libraries from 0640 to 0644
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Branch version: 7 (Virtual QMail)
date: 2003-03-21T10:27:08.930233GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fixed errors in code (didn't compile), made libraries compatible
with OpenBSD (.so.1) and Linux (.so)
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Branch version: 6 (Virtual QMail)
date: 2003-03-21T09:11:08.862656GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fixed bug with shared libraries (now make creates 2 versions so.1 for
OpenBSD and so for Linux). Added new module for chosting.
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Branch version: 5 (Virtual QMail)
date: 2003-03-15T04:44:04.011102GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Bug fixes - linking libraries while compiling works!
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Branch version: 4 (Virtual QMail)
date: 2003-03-13T01:39:49.265712GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Added information about installing tables in pgsql, added log.sql -
- table for pgsqllogd.
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date: 2003-03-12T09:33:41.460860GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Done some cleanup - changed every .h file in vq, contrib/vqwww to
not use using namespace std; (use std:: in headers). Added loadable
modules to vqwww (not tested). some bugs corrected.
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date: 2003-03-09T06:15:57.586230GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Deleted binary files.
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date: 2003-03-09T06:05:09.899737GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Import.
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Branch version: 0 (Virtual QMail)
date: 2003-03-09T05:59:45.263857GMT
author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Initial, empty configuration for Virtual QMail:
Import of Virtual QMail source code.
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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block title %} SpeakerProposal List | Backoffice | {{ block.super }} {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% if speaker_proposal_list %}
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public class MacRenderer extends java.lang.Object implements ImageRenderer
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected java.awt.image.BufferedImage |
currImg |
protected RectListManager |
damagedAreas |
protected static java.awt.RenderingHints |
defaultRenderingHints |
static int |
IMAGE_TYPE |
protected boolean |
isDoubleBuffered |
protected int |
offScreenHeight |
protected int |
offScreenWidth |
protected java.awt.RenderingHints |
renderingHints |
protected GraphicsNode |
rootGN |
static java.awt.Color |
TRANSPARENT_WHITE |
protected java.awt.geom.AffineTransform |
usr2dev |
protected java.awt.image.BufferedImage |
workImg |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
MacRenderer()
Constructs a new dynamic renderer with the specified buffer image.
|
MacRenderer(java.awt.RenderingHints rh,
java.awt.geom.AffineTransform at) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
clearOffScreen()
Sets up and clears the current offscreen buffer.
|
void |
dispose()
release resources associated with this object.
|
void |
flush()
Flush any cached image data (preliminary interface).
|
void |
flush(java.util.Collection areas)
Flush a list of rectangles of cached image data.
|
void |
flush(java.awt.Rectangle r)
Flush a rectangle of cached image data (preliminary interface).
|
java.awt.image.BufferedImage |
getOffScreen()
Returns the current offscreen image.
|
java.awt.RenderingHints |
getRenderingHints()
Returns the rendering hints this ImageRenderer is using for its
rendering.
|
java.awt.geom.AffineTransform |
getTransform()
Returns the transform from the current user space (as defined
by the top node of the GVT tree) to the device space.
|
GraphicsNode |
getTree()
Returns the GVT tree associated with this renderer
|
boolean |
isDoubleBuffered()
Returns true if the Renderer is currently doubleBuffering is
rendering requests.
|
void |
repaint(RectListManager devRLM)
Repaints the associated GVT tree under the list of
areas . |
void |
repaint(java.awt.Shape area)
Repaints the associated GVT tree at least under
area . |
void |
setDoubleBuffered(boolean isDoubleBuffered)
Turns on/off double buffering in renderer.
|
void |
setRenderingHints(java.awt.RenderingHints rh)
Sets the specified rendering hints to be used for future renderings.
|
void |
setTransform(java.awt.geom.AffineTransform usr2dev)
Sets the transform from the current user space (as defined by
the top node of the GVT tree, to the associated device space.
|
void |
setTree(GraphicsNode treeRoot)
This associates the given GVT Tree with this renderer.
|
void |
updateOffScreen(int width,
int height)
Update the size of the image to be returned by getOffScreen.
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protected void |
updateWorkingBuffers() |
protected java.awt.RenderingHints renderingHints
protected java.awt.geom.AffineTransform usr2dev
protected GraphicsNode rootGN
protected int offScreenWidth
protected int offScreenHeight
protected boolean isDoubleBuffered
protected java.awt.image.BufferedImage currImg
protected java.awt.image.BufferedImage workImg
protected RectListManager damagedAreas
public static int IMAGE_TYPE
public static java.awt.Color TRANSPARENT_WHITE
protected static java.awt.RenderingHints defaultRenderingHints
public MacRenderer()
public MacRenderer(java.awt.RenderingHints rh, java.awt.geom.AffineTransform at)
public void dispose()
ImageRenderer
dispose
in interface ImageRenderer
dispose
in interface Renderer
public void setTree(GraphicsNode treeRoot)
public GraphicsNode getTree()
public void setTransform(java.awt.geom.AffineTransform usr2dev)
setTransform
in interface ImageRenderer
setTransform
in interface Renderer
usr2dev
- the new user space to device space transform. If null,
the identity transform will be set.public java.awt.geom.AffineTransform getTransform()
getTransform
in interface ImageRenderer
getTransform
in interface Renderer
public void setRenderingHints(java.awt.RenderingHints rh)
ImageRenderer
setRenderingHints
in interface ImageRenderer
rh
- Set of rendering hints to use for future renderingspublic java.awt.RenderingHints getRenderingHints()
ImageRenderer
getRenderingHints
in interface ImageRenderer
public boolean isDoubleBuffered()
isDoubleBuffered
in interface Renderer
public void setDoubleBuffered(boolean isDoubleBuffered)
setDoubleBuffered
in interface Renderer
isDoubleBuffered
- the new value for double bufferingpublic void updateOffScreen(int width, int height)
updateOffScreen
in interface ImageRenderer
public java.awt.image.BufferedImage getOffScreen()
getOffScreen
in interface ImageRenderer
public void clearOffScreen()
clearOffScreen
in interface ImageRenderer
public void flush()
ImageRenderer
flush
in interface ImageRenderer
public void flush(java.awt.Rectangle r)
ImageRenderer
flush
in interface ImageRenderer
public void flush(java.util.Collection areas)
flush
in interface ImageRenderer
protected void updateWorkingBuffers()
public void repaint(java.awt.Shape area)
Renderer
area
.public void repaint(RectListManager devRLM)
areas
.
If double buffered is true and this method completes cleanly it
will set the result of the repaint as the image returned by
getOffscreen otherwise the old image will still be returned.
If double buffered is false it is possible some effects of
the failed rendering will be visible in the image returned
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I always dreamed creating such an editor - now it's finally here and running (well, for most parts).
Development as started 2 months ago, and it's getting really fast.
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'(text : home obj)
+/R
is used in locked, read-only, GUI components. It does not
modify the value in the object. However, that does not happen in '+Lock'ed
components anyway. See also +E/R, +Lock.
+Radio
'(<grid> 2
"Radio A" (gui '(+Var +Radio) '*DemoRadio NIL "A")
"Radio B" (gui '(+Radio) -1 "B")
"Radio C" (gui '(+Radio) -2 "C") )
+Radio components only makes sense as a group. The first argument to a +Radio component is either NIL or a field reference. If the first argument is NIL, the component in question will be the 'leader component' of a radio group. In the example above "Radio A" holds this position.
The following +Radio components in our example have a field reference as their first argument. This reference points back to the 'leader component' of the radio group. Our example uses a relative, numeric, offset to another field, but the symbolic name of a field can also be used.
The 'leader component' of a radio group takes care of holding the resulting value. As can be seen above, the first +Radio component uses a prefix class, +Var. This class is used to connect a variable to a gui component. Since this is the 'leader' of the radio group, its variable (*DemoRadio) will be populated with the value that results from selecting one of the radio buttons.
See also gui, +field and input fields.+RedoButton
(repl Attr)
+RgbPicker
<input
type="color"...>
. See also +field.
+Rid
"Some text" (gui (+Rid +TextField) 30)
The text field in the above example has had the lock removed by +Rid and is
editable even when the current form as such is locked. Worth noting though is
that the field may still have it's own +Able
expression, which may
happen to disable it again. See also +Able.
(resetButton Lst)
(resetButton '(nr nm pr sup query)))
The list of fields to clear can also contain an expression used to populate
the field with a new value, instead of emptying the field.
(resetButton '((dat date) nr nm))
See also +Force, +ClrButton.
(row D)
(de row (D)
(+ (: chart 1 ofs) (: chart 2) -1 (or D 0)) )
See also prev.


| DOSE: |
2 hits |
smoked |
DMT |
(powder / crystals) |
After much searching I finally had the opportunity to smoke some DMT. I had taken it orally, as ayahuasca twice before, and smoked it's cousin, 5-MeO-DMT several times, but finally I had the opportunity to smoke the orange wax and experience the hyperjump myself.
My facilitator loaded 40 mg into a glass freebase type pipe. He gave me careful instructions on how to smoke it, including a warning that it would taste god-awful. I sat and counted my breath for a few minutes to calm myself. Finally I was ready.
I sat on the floor holding the pipe. My facilitator held a butane torch over the bowl and slowly lowered it as I began inhaling. Soon a thick white vapor filled the bottom half of the pipe and began coming into my lungs. It had a strange, kind of funky taste, but it was nowhere near as bad as I had been warned it might be. I took most of the material in one big hit and held it for a few seconds. By the time I was breathing in the second hit I was feeling it strongly.
It was so fast. As I was inhaling the second hit I was hearing a buzzing tone made up of multiple frequencies. It rose in volume until it was the only thing I could possibly have heard. Layers of overlapping sinusoidal patterns obscured my visual field. I lay back after the second hit, holding my breath. I have a very vague recollection of exhaling. By that time I was zooming hard.
It was sheer chaos. There was an incredible amount of motion and color all around me, seemingly moving at near the speed of light. My mind was completely overwhelmed and I couldn't pay attention to any one thing. It was like going over Niagara Falls in a barrel or being shot out of a cannon. Total sensory overload.
The best way I can think of to describe it was like getting hit by lightning. It was as if a bolt of energy came through the top of my head, blowing me into a million pieces and scattering them to all corners of the universe. Over the next five minutes my being slowly reformed from the whirling chaos it had been reduced to.
My visuals were a jumbled mixture of fantasies, memories and things from the room mixed with strange geometric forms. I don't remember most of what I saw, as it was simply too damn fast. I didn't see any elves or entities, but there was a definite sense of 'other' there. It felt like it was waiting for me, watching and possibly even interacting with me on some level. According to my sitter, my eyes were alternating between open and closed during the 'trance' part of the experience, but I couldn't discern any difference that I recall.
As I came back I remembered where I was and what was going on and smiled. The room was a curious yellow orange color. I wondered if my vision were permanently tinted. The ceiling was writhing and crawling into itself. After another five minutes I was ready to speak and sit up. I felt wonderful, happy, and totally amused.
The experience felt entirely natural, in a bizarre way. Like 5-MeO it felt at home in my body. Even more so as it had less of the body effects that 5-MeO has. Intensity wise it was similar to 5-MeO and Salvia, especially in the way that it removed me so completely from my surroundings and took me to another reality. It was difficult to bring much back from it. As DM Turner mentioned, it seems almost as if there is an internal censor that only allows you to return with a small amount of the experience. I suspect that with practice more can be recalled.
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.


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