ZüNIS documentation¶
ZüNIS is a Pytorch-based library for Monte-Carlo integration based on Neural imporance sampling [1]. In simple terms, we use artificial intelligence to compute integrals faster.
The goal is to provide a flexible library to integrate black-box functions with a level of automation comparable to the VEGAS Library [2], while using state-of-the-art methods that go around the limitations of existing tools.
Get Started¶
Do you need to compute an integral right now and cannot wait?
go to the Installation page
have a look at our Basic Example
API Overview¶
The ZüNIS library provides three level of abstractions, to allow both high-level and fine-grained control:
1. Integrators are the highest level of abstraction and control function integration strategies. They can automate trainer and flow creation.
2. Trainers are one level below and steer model training through loss functions, optimizers, sampling etc. They can automate flow creation.
3. Normalizing Flows are neural-network-based bijections from the unit hypercube to itself. They are the actual trainable sampling mechanism that we use to sample points for Monte Carlo integration.
Functions¶
The ZüNIS library is a tool to compute integrals and therefore functions are a central element of its API. The goal here is to be as agnostic possible as to which functions can be integrated and they are indeed always treated as a black box. In particular they do not need to be differentiable, run on a specific device, on a specific thread, etc.
The specifications we enforce are:
integrals are always computed over a d-dimensional unit hypercube
a function is a callable Python object
input and output are provided by batch
In specific terms, the input will always be a torch.Tensor
object x
with shape \((N, d)\) and values between 0 and 1,
and the output is expected to be a torch.Tensor
object y
with shape \((N,)\), such that y[i] = f(x[i])
Importance sampling¶
ZüNIS is a tool to compute integrals by importance sampling Monte Carlo estimation. This means that we have a function \(f\) defined over some multi-dimensional space \(\Omega\) and we want to compute
The importance sampling approach is based on the observation that for any non-zero probability distribution function \(p\) over \(\Omega\),
We can therefore define an estimator for \(I\) by sampling \(N\) points from \(\Omega\). The standard deviation of this estimator \(\hat{I}_N\) is
and the name of the game is to find a \(p(x)\) that minimizes this quantity in order to minimize the number of times we need to sample the function \(f\) to attain a given uncertainty on our integral estimation.
If this seems like a problem that machine learning should be able to solve, you are indeed onto something.


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classMember element¶
The classMember element is used to reference class member values (i.e., class variables, constant values, properties, method call results) in configuration file.
This element uses attribute class (and optional attribute assembly), or alternatively, an attribute classRef to specify the class, as well as attribute memberName, to specify the class member name.
The element classMember can be used to reference enum values as well. Example: <classMember class=”SharedServices.DataContracts.ActionTypes” memberName=”ViewFilesList” />.
Referencing non-static and non-constant class members¶
If the class member is non-static, and non-constant, IoC.Configuration will get the class member value by first resolving the class instance from the dependency injection container.
If the class is non-interface, non-abstract, and has a public constructor, IoC.Configuration will generate a self-binding for the class.
Otherwise, a binding should be provided either in configuration file, or in one of dependency injection modules.
Note
Refer to IoCConfiguration_classMember.xml for more examples on classMember element.
Example 1: Using classMember to provide a service implementation¶
1<service type="System.Int32">
2 <valueImplementation scope="singleton">
3 <!--Example of classMember in valueImplementation.
4 Since IAppIds.DefaultAppId is non-static,
5 IAppIds will be resolved from dependency injection container, and the
6 value of property DefaultAppId of resolved object will be bound
7 to System.Int32
8 -->
9 <classMember classRef="IAppIds" memberName="DefaultAppId" />
10 </valueImplementation>
11</service>
Example 2: Using classMember in collection element¶
1<service type="System.Collections.Generic.IReadOnlyList[System.Int32]" >
2 <valueImplementation scope="singleton">
3 <collection>
4 <!--Demo of classMember in collection element.-->
5 <classMember classRef="ConstAndStaticAppIds" memberName="AppId1"/>
6 <classMember classRef="IAppIds" memberName="DefaultAppId"/>
7 </collection>
8 </valueImplementation>
9</service>
Example 3: Using classMember to specify a returned value in autoProperty element¶
1<autoGeneratedServices>
2
3 <!--The scope for autoService implementations is always singleton -->
4 <autoService interfaceRef="IAppIds">
5 <autoProperty name="DefaultAppId" returnType="System.Int32">
6 <!--Example of using classMember attribute in auto property.-->
7 <classMember class="System.Int32" memberName="MaxValue"/>
8 </autoProperty>
9 </autoService>
Example 3: Referencing class member in if element under autoMethod element¶
To reference class members in if element attributes in autoMethod, use _classMember: prefix followed by class full name (or type alias name, for a type declared in typeDefinition element), period, and the class member name.
Note
Refer to Autogenerated Services and Element autoMethod for more details on autoMethod element.
In the example below, we reference a class member IoC.Configuration.Tests.ClassMember.Services.IAppIds.DefaultAppId (it is assumed that the configuration has a typeDefinition element for a type IoC.Configuration.Tests.ClassMember.Services.IAppIds, that has an alias IAppIds)
1<autoService interface="IoC.Configuration.Tests.ClassMember.Services.IAppIdToPriority">
2 <autoMethod name="GetPriority" returnType="System.Int32">
3 <methodSignature>
4 <int32 paramName="appId"/>
5 </methodSignature>
6
7 <!--Property IoC.Configuration.Tests.ClassMember.Services.IAppIds.DefaultAppId
8 is non-static, therefore IoC.Configuration.Tests.ClassMember.Services.IAppIds
9 will be resolved from dependency injection container, and the value of property
10 DefaultAppId in resolved object will be used in if condition-->
11 <if parameter1="_classMember:IAppIds.DefaultAppId">
12 <int32 value="14" />
13 </if>
14
15 <default>
16 <int32 value="1"/>
17 </default>
18 </autoMethod>
19</autoService>
Example 3: Using classMember to call methods with parameters¶
If the class member is a method, we can use parameters child element to specify parameter values when the method is called.
See the usage of classMember elements in the example below.
1<autoService interface="IoC.Configuration.Tests.ClassMember.Services.IAppInfos">
2 <autoProperty name="AllAppInfos"
3 returnType="System.Collections.Generic.IReadOnlyList[....Services.IAppInfo]" >
4 <collection>
5 <!--
6 An example of calling a non static factory method to create an instance of
7 IAppInfo. Since method IAppInfoFactory.CreateAppInfo(appId, appDescription)
8 is non-static, an instance of IAppInfoFactory will be resolved using the DI
9 container.
10 Also, since IAppInfoFactory is an interface, a binding for IAppInfoFactory
11 should be configured in configuration file or in some module.
12 -->
13 <classMember class="...Tests.ClassMember.Services.IAppInfoFactory"
14 memberName="CreateAppInfo">
15 <parameters>
16 <int32 name="appId" value="1258"/>
17 <string name="appDescription"
18 value="App info created with non-static method call."/>
19 </parameters>
20 </classMember>
21 <!--
22 An example of calling a static factory method to create an instance
23 of IAppInfo.
24 -->
25 <classMember class="....Tests.ClassMember.Services.StaticAppInfoFactory"
26 memberName="CreateAppInfo">
27 <parameters>
28 <int32 name="appId" value="1259"/>
29 <string name="appDescription"
30 value="App info created with static method call."/>
31 </parameters>
32 </classMember>
33 </collection>
34 </autoProperty>
35</autoService>


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TREKKIES A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
TREKKIES, Roger Nygard's energetic and hilarious documentary, brings viewers into the world of the Star Trek conventions. The beauty of the film is that it is good old fashion fun for Trekkies and non-fans alike. (The film generally writes off the Trekkies vs. Trekker polemic as not worth arguing about.) The good-spirited movie TREKKIES easily forces even the most cynical viewer into fits of uncontrollable, loud giggles, yet the picture treats its subject matter with respect and a certain awe.
Denise Crosby, who played Tasha Yar on "Star Trek: The Next Generation," serves as the host. In the opening credits the movie reminds us that Trekkies are the only fan group listed in the Oxford English Dictionary (OED). (The OED cites a February, 1976 caption in the "New Yorker" as the first recorded usage of the word.)
Unless you've been to the conventions, I posit that you have no idea of the dedication of some of the fans. One pointed out, apologetically, that the stripe on his new uniform was slightly inaccurate. Others talked about how many Star Trek conventions they had attended, several dozen being typical and hundreds not unheard of.
My personal favorite fan is Sir Speedy photocopying worker Barbara Adams. Arguably the most famous of all the Trekkies, she wears her uniform every waking hour as many die-hard fans do. Her claim to fame is that, as a juror on the Whitewater trial, she wore it in court as well. "Every day I would walk past the reporters with a Vulcan-like stoicism," she says, describing her way of dealing with the crowd of reporters who became obsessed with her obsession. She doesn't quite understand all of the uproar. "I'm an officer of the Federation 24 hours a day," she reminds us. Her fealty to her hobby approaches that of a religious faith.
Along with the laugher the show evokes, there is an equal measure of sincere appreciation for people with such loyalty. And their infectious joy provokes a certain envy of their enjoyment. Few other avocations could give this much satisfaction.  (For the record, I'm not a Star Trek fan although I have seen some of the movies.)
The film interviews the various Star Trek series's stars as well as its fans. The stars had thought the convention idea was a lark and would soon fade, but over twenty years later, the conventions are still going strong.
Filled with anecdotes, the show talks about the happenings at the various conventions.  After appearing briefly, he drank some water and left.  The guy who won the bidding immediately drank the water and screamed to the crowd that he now had the Q virus too. With dedication comes a certain amount of stupidity.
Not just flitting among people, the documentary takes the time to let you get to know the Trekkies. One guy is a Trekkie cross-dresser, another dresses her cat, and then there is the dentist. The dentist has his entire office made up to look like a Star Trek set. He, his oral hygienists, his receptionist, his wife, and his kids wear the outfits all of the time. It appears that his workers are permitted to take them off when they go home, but not his family. For variety, he and his family do change characters from time to time. He says his patients like it. Well, there was this one complainer, but he had a problem with his bill anyway.
There are summer schools for Klingon with Ph. D. linguists to teach the language. Hamlet is now available in Klingon, albeit perhaps not at your local bookstore, and they are working on translating the Bible.
They even sell United Federation passports that are real enough that Trekkies have used them to fool Customs, even U.S. Customs.
The movie bogs down only briefly when it tries to argue the series's larger meaning about diversity and humanitarian concerns. Sandwiched in-between the levity, the switch in tone doesn't work.
The incessantly up-beat film ends with a singing Elvis impersonator. He fits right in.
TREKKIES runs a breezy 1:26. It is not rated but would be PG for brief sexual references and would be fine for all ages.
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| Queue (int size=SIZE) | |
| void | dequeue () |
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| void | enqueue (E data) |
| E | peek () |
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| bool | isEmpty () |
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| int | top |
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Around 8:20 p.m., I put my dried mushrooms on a scale and weighed 1.5 grams. I then put them into a coffee grinder and ground them up into a fine powder and put them into gel caps. I took all of the caps and then waited for them to take affect.
After about an hour, I was getting this weird stoned feeling in the front of my head. Lights had weird auras around them and I felt a peace within myself. After 2 hours had passed, I didn't get any extreme hallucinations so I took another gram.
I went into a dark room and listened to a cd called Euphoria 4. As the music played, I saw snakes coming from underneath the door. I closed my eyes and I saw a pyramid and I saw a jungle overlooking it. I opened my eyes again and I kept seeing more snakes. I got this feeling as I was listening to the music and the next time I closed my eyes, I saw Aztec style art and I let it engulf me. It was a great feeling as if I could let go of everything else and be in a totally different place. I saw neon pink, green, and orange wheels turning with faces all smiling at me.  This scared me and all of a sudden, I felt a horrible feeling and so then I immediatly opened my eyes.
My watch had such a weird green glow to it and so I focused on it for a while. The hour markers re-arranged themselves so that they formed a smile. I smiled back and then the smiled warped and changed into a horrific mouth with sharp pointy teeth. I took my eyes off of my watch and by that time, the cd was over so I left the dark room.
The rest of the night, I didn't see any visuals, but I felt very good emotionally, and enlightened. A little later, I listened to some weird laser-sounding music and I closed my eyes and right before me was Obi Wan fighting Vader in a lightsaber duel. That was interesting. A little later, I got mild heartburn and some stomach cramps so I smoked some mary jane and I felt better.
Overall the experience was well worth it. I feel as if an emotional cloud has been lifted from me, and I see things through different eyes.
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public class RoboticonQuest
extends com.badlogic.gdx.Game
| Constructor and Description |
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RoboticonQuest() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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boolean |
canPurchaseLandThisTurn()
Getter for landBoughtThisTurn
- * @return Returns true if land hasn't been purchased this turn, false otherwise
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private boolean |
captureChancellor() |
boolean |
checkGameEnded()
Checks whether the game has ended based on whether all of the tiles have been claimed
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private boolean |
cleanUpForNextTurn() |
private void |
clearEffects()
Clears all imposed PlotEffects
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void |
create() |
void |
dispose()
Clean up
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void |
fixInputFocus() |
private void |
gameOver() |
com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.g2d.Batch |
getBatch()
Getter for the batch
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static RoboticonQuest |
getInstance() |
int |
getPhase()
Getter for the current phase
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java.lang.String |
getPhaseString()
Returns a string describing the current phase
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Player |
getPlayer()
Getter for the current player
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int |
getPlayerIndex(Player player)
Getter for the index of the current Player
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int |
getPlayerInt()
Getter for the index of the current player
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java.util.ArrayList<Player> |
getPlayerList()
Getter for the players of the game.
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java.lang.String |
getPlayerName() |
int |
getTurnNumber() |
private void |
implementPhase()
Implements the functionality of the current phase
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void |
landPurchasedThisTurn()
Event callback on player bought a
LandPlot |
void |
nextPhase()
Advances the current phase
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private void |
nextPlayer()
Changes the current player
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void |
reset(int Human,
int AI)
Resets the statistics of all the game's entities
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private void |
setEffects()
Randomly applies the effects
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void |
setPhase(int phase)
Setter for the current phase
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private void |
setupAnimations()
Prepares header animations to indicate when certain phases of the game have been reached
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private void |
setupEffects()
Creates and initialises all of the effects
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private void |
setupSkin()
Setup the default skin for GUI components.
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private static java.util.Random rnd
private static RoboticonQuest _instance
public com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.ui.Skin skin
public PlotManager plotManager
public TTFont headerFontRegular
public TTFont headerFontLight
public TTFont smallFontRegular
public TTFont smallFontLight
public TTFont tinyFontRegular
public TTFont tinyFontLight
public GameScreen gameScreen
public Market market
public RoboticonMarketScreen roboticonMarket
public GenerationOverlay genOverlay
public ResourceMarketScreen resourceMarket
private int turnNumber
private com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.g2d.SpriteBatch batch
private MainMenuScreen mainMenuScreen
private java.util.ArrayList<Player> playerList
private int phase
private int landBoughtThisTurn
private float effectChance
private int currentPlayerIndex
private AnimationCustomHeader playerHeader
private AnimationCustomHeader phase1description
private AnimationCustomHeader phase2description
private AnimationCustomHeader phase3description
private AnimationCustomHeader phase4description
private AnimationCustomHeader phase5description
private PlotEffectSource plotEffectSource
private PlayerEffectSource playerEffectSource
public com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.ui.Skin skin2
public com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.ui.Skin skin3
private TTFont titleFontRegular
private TTFont titleFontLight
public static RoboticonQuest getInstance()
public int getPlayerIndex(Player player)
player
- The player that the index is being retrieved forpublic void create()
public com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.g2d.Batch getBatch()
private void setupSkin()
public void dispose()
dispose
in interface com.badlogic.gdx.ApplicationListener
dispose
in class com.badlogic.gdx.Game
public int getPhase()
public void setPhase(int phase)
phase
- The phase that the current phase is to be set topublic void reset(int Human, int AI)
AI
- A boolean describing whether an AI player is playing or notprivate void implementPhase()
private void gameOver()
public void fixInputFocus()
private boolean cleanUpForNextTurn()
private boolean captureChancellor()
public void nextPhase()
public void landPurchasedThisTurn()
LandPlot
public boolean canPurchaseLandThisTurn()
public java.lang.String getPhaseString()
public Player getPlayer()
public int getPlayerInt()
public java.lang.String getPlayerName()
private void nextPlayer()
private void setupEffects()
private void setEffects()
private void clearEffects()
private void setupAnimations()
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This is the Color Game for Chorme Internet Browser.  Developed by using HTML, CSS and DOM(Document Object Model).
Open ProjectAs a Formula 1 fan, I have created this blog hub to post different f1 blogs. You can add, edit and delete the perticular blog. The data is stored in MongoDB which is connected via MongooseJS. For Routing, RESTful routing is used and as a different bootstrap framework Semantic UI is used.
Developed by using HTML, CSS, ExpressJS, EJS, MongoDB, MongooseJS, Semantic-UI, Method-Override, Express-Sanitizer, RESTful Routing
Reference: Formula1.com
Open ProjectThis is a basic To-Do list. You can add activities and if they are done you can remove it from the list too. Developed by using HTML, CSS, jQuery.
Open ProjectThis is the site which helps you to find the different Campgrounds across the world. User can sign up with Username and Password. Authentication is done by PassportJS. User can Add, Update and delete the Campgrounds which is implemented using RESTful routing. User can also comment on perticular Campground. Authorization is implemented so User can only delete or update the posts he created and same concept works for the Comments too. User can see the error and success messages in form of Flash Messages.
Back end development is done by NodeJS.
Database: With the use of MongoDB and MongooseJS, Multiple users can use this Web Application.
Developed by using HTML 5, CSS 3, EJS, ExpressJS, RESTful routing, MongoDB, MongooseJS, Connect-flash, Express-Session, PassportJS
Open ProjectMobile App of Recipe Book for Android and IOS plateform.
Developed by using Ionic 3, Angular 6, TypeScript
Open ProjectThis is a Recipe Book where you can manually store your recipes with ingredients and You can add ingredients to shopping list. Developed by using Angular 4.
Open ProjectThis is a Single page Web application which is basically stores the Movies,TV shows and Games that you have interected. You can see details by clicking on it and you can also edit and delete the perticular Item.
Authentication: With Sign Up and Log In features User can add items in Favourite List and user can Save data after authentication.
Real Time Database: With the use of Firebase Multiple users and the database of added Items and Favourites can be saved by clicking on Save data link after LogIn
Developed by using Angular 5 and MDBootstrap with Firebase.
Open Project


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How to convert a Word document to ePub
These instructions use a free software programme called Calibre. Download Calibre.
The first time you use Calibre an on screen wizard guide will take you through some steps to set it up, including where on your computer it will save the converted files.
Once you have set Calibre up follow the instructions below to format and convert your original document into an ePub file.
- Open the original document and set the title and chapter headings to ‘Header 1’
- Save your document as .html by going to the ‘Save as’ option and selecting either .html or Web page, filtered from the ‘Save as type’ drop down menu.
- Open Calibre
- Select ‘Add books’ and open the .html file you have just saved
- Select ‘Edit Metadata’ and enter the title and author into boxes on left side of the screen then select the arrows to the right of these boxes which will show details as they will appear on the library catalogue (i.e. surname first). If you want to add your own cover do so here by selecting ‘Browse’ in the change cover section. Locate your cover from your computer files and select open. Select ‘OK’ and exit back to main screen
- Select ‘Convert books’ and select ePub as output method. There are several more options here that you can play around with including ‘Look and Feel’ and ‘Table of Contents’ if you want to do any more in depth formatting.
- Select ‘OK’ and Calibre will begin converting (you will see a spinning dial in the bottom right hand corner and 1 next to the word Jobs)
To check you have done this correctly run your ePub document through an ePub validator. This will highlight any errors you might have made in reformatting your document. Use these as a guide to fixing your document, but bear in mind converting from Word to ePub involves a lot of behind the scenes work — getting a perfect document is very difficult.


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0 cm
accelerator
Accelerator: X: 0 Y: 0 Z: 0
period can be 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 80, 160 and 640 in ms. However, do not set 1, microbit will get disconnected!!!
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AuthCommand
Request for authentication in a password protected Redis server.A Redis server can be instructed to require a password before to allow clientsto issue commands. This is done using the requirepass directive in theRedis configuration file.
If the password given by the client is correct the server replies withan OK status code reply and starts accepting commands from the client.Otherwise an error is returned and the clients needs to try a new password.Note that for the high performance nature of Redis it is possible to trya lot of passwords in parallel in very short time, so make sure to generatea strong and very long password so that this attack is infeasible.
Status code reply


| DOSE: |
162.5 mg |
oral |
Pharms - Propoxyphene |
(pill / tablet) |
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1.625 g |
oral |
Acetaminophen |
(pill / tablet) |
It's a Friday evening, normally I'd be toking on a spliff, but there is a bad batch of hash doing the rounds, so I decided to lay of it for a week. As a substitute I would probably take about 4-5 30mg codeine (neat, generic) pills, which were actually prescribed for me a couple a months ago for persistent dry cough. But guess what - I ran out! Bored and wanting to feel high - I go to medicine cupboard in the bath-room and find Co-proxamol tablets, that my father was using ages ago, for some joint pain. Opening the box, I take out the side effects leaflet - It states that they are opioid analgesics, just what was said on the codeine leaflet.
I check on the net what the LD 50 (lethal dose for about 50% of people) is and found it to be 500mg with the toxic effects being membrane stabilizing effects on the heart Ė sounds harsh, but the drug is used by millions to relieve pain and double or triple dosing of the therapeutic dose of 2 tablets is not known to cause any problems. The tablets contained 32.5 mg of dextropropoxyphene each. I calculated for the effect I got from the codeine, that 5 tablets of Co-proxamol would be sufficient for a decent narcotic high (162.5mg dextropropoxyphene). I must note that these tablets also contain paracetamol [UK term for acetaminophen] at 325mg a tablet. Hence I calculated that I would be ingesting 1625mg of paracetamol.
T - 22:00 Take 5 tablets with some Lucozade orange, on an empty stomach.
T - 23:00 I can feel something, but the coming up is now where near as fast as codeine, which takes effects in about 30 min (on empty stomach)
T - 23:30 I am definitely feeling the high coming on - heaviness in the head, slight facial flushing, feeling of calm and warmth. I am not fully peaked yet.
T - 0:00 Now I am peaked, there is feelings of itchiness on my scalp, euphoria, mild drowsiness, increased sweating on the forehead, again the calm and warmth sensations have increased. The effects are similar to codeine, but the initial dizziness that I get when taking codeine is virtually absent. All stresses of the day seem to diminish.
The euphoria is hard to describe, it is a downer, but not in the sense of alcohol. The closest comparison that I can make of the high is to cannabis but the silly thoughts, munchies, and stronger drowsiness arenít there. I just feel calm and content can be better or equal to cannabis. The euphoria I got from the dextropropoxyphene is not as potent as codeine. Although with codeine, the coming up tends to be fast and causes dizziness. After peaking the effects with codeine are more noticeable and intoxicating compared with dextropropoxyphene.
Conclusion - Dextropropoxyphene is an alright drug occasionally with a pleasurable mild high, but if you are seeking a opiate buzz for the first time I would not recommend this drug as it isnít as euphoric and tranquilizing as typical common 'mild to moderate' opiates like codeine, DF118 or Buprenorphine.
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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Deemo is a rhythm game developed by Rayark Games
The core gameplay of Deemo is a score-based music video game. Each playable song features three levels, namely Easy, Normal and Hard, each given a difficulty rating measured in a 'Level' scale. The levels were originally being ranged between 1 and 10, however the introduction of the Level 11 song Myosotis in the 2.0 version marks the extension of the levels range, now being ranged from 1 to 11. The player can also customize the speed of the notes before starting a level, in a scale of 1 (slowest) to 9 (fastest).
In each level, a black line is affixed at the bottom of the screen, and horizontal bars known as "notes" approach the line at a perspective from background to foreground. The player must tap on the notes when they reach the bottom line in time with the music, resembling playing on a piano.
Black notes requires the player to tap each individually, while yellow notes allows the player to slide across in a chain. Black notes with a white interior is the same as normal black notes, only representing non-piano sounds.
The player's performance is judged by the accuracy at which each note is hit, where a "Charming" hit is more accurate than a normal hit.
At the end of each level, the game shows the player's overall performance in a result screen, providing the proportion of "Charming" hits, the longest chain of consecutive successful hits (Combo), and the overall accuracy in percentage form, with 100% denoting all hits are "Charming".
The result screen will congratulate the player for hitting all notes successfully (Full Combo) or achieving 100% accuracy (All Charming). The level is considered completed when a 65% or up accuracy is achieved


Keep your environment clean
A small utility which makes selective objects removing easier.
Many times we can meet a situation, when we want to clean our environment selectively. Suppose we just wrote a couple of functions, which have the same names as the ones existing in already attached libraries.
Sometimes, we may want to tidy our messy enivironment: we have objects we would like to keep, while in the same time there are many temporary objects created during the exploration.
Package was originally named sponge
, but it was changed in order to avoid name conflict with BioConductor package SPONGE. The current name comes from its French equivalent, éponge (e.pɔ̃ʒ).


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'3 Black Chicks Review...'
LOVE AND BASKETBALL (2000) [review/analysis] Rated PG-13; running time 118 minutes Genre: Drama IMDB site: http://us.imdb.com/Title?0199725 Official site: http://www.loveandbasketball.com/ Written by: Gina Prince Directed by: Gina Prince Starring: Sanaa Lathan, Omar Epps, Alfre Woodard, Dennis Haysbert, Debbi Morgan, Harry J. Lennix, Gabrielle Union, Kyla Pratt (Young Monica), Glenndon Chatman (Young Quincy), Monica Calhoun (Lena Wright), Tyra Banks (Karen)
Review Copyright Rose Cooper, 2000 Review URL: http://www.3blackchicks.com/bamslovebball.html
In watching movies like SOUL FOOD and THE WOOD, I saw Myself--as in, the larger Black community in which I came up--as I rarely have on the Silver Screen these days: everyday folk with dreams, aspirations, trials and tribulations, existing within a rich culture having little or nothing to do with the stereotypes of Black life put forth by far too many ignorant White--and Black--filmmakers too eager to compromise Our reality for a paycheck.
But in LOVE AND BASKETBALL, and in its protagonist, Monica Wright, I saw shades of myself--as in, me--that were startlingly refreshing, and in a sense, cleansing, to see.
The Story (WARNING: **spoilers contained below**): LOVE AND BASKETBALL is a tale of two friends who share the same hoop dreams: Monica Wright (Sanaa Lathan), a "plain girl" who wants to become the first woman in the NBA, and sets aside everything in her personal life to achieve that goal; and Quincy McCall (Omar Epps), a popular star on his high school and college teams, whose climb to the top is less blocked than Monica's is. Or is it?
Monica's banker father Nathan (Harry J. Lennix) supports her efforts, but her mother Camille (Alfre Woodard) doesn't understand Monica's "tomboy" ways. Q finds himself situated between his bougie mother Mona (Debbi Morgan) and father Zeke (Dennis Haysbert); a pro player himself, Zeke tries to keep Q focused on becoming an educated man, while trying to hide a few skeletons in his own closet. As a struggling point guard Freshman, Monica quickly bumps heads with her Coach, as well as Sidra (Gabrielle Union), an upperclassman who is also a point guard. And as Quincy and Monica's friendship turns into something deeper, they also have to face the fact that pro basketball may not be quite what either of them expected--or even obtainable.
The Upshot: To say "I loved this movie" would be an understatement. I felt more strongly about last year's THE BEST MAN, but "Love" resonated with me in a way that even "Best Man" couldn't touch.
The fellas were tight in their acting. Omar Epps' capable turn as Q was to be expected; Epps has long been a solid actor, and his performance here was no exception. A bit more surprising was Dennis Haysbert's outstanding performance; he and Epps played well off each other, and his Zeke character provided a welcome spark to this film (as well as an important message to the aspiring pro ballers in the audience). Haysbert has definitely come a long way from his MAJOR LEAGUE days. The exception to the "strong males" rule was Harry J. Lennix; Nathan was pretty much mute, though Monica clearly identified more with him than she did her mother Camille. It is unfortunate that his character wasn't given much to do.
But the women were, for me, what made this movie. Sanaa Lathan was nothing less than excellent as Monica; her passion for the game, and her passion for Q, were drawn out beautifully. Equally believable as a young woman experiencing her "first time", and a more mature, sensual woman playing "strip basketball", Lathan's all-too-brief love scenes with Epps brought Black Sexuality back to the mainstream movie audience as it hasn't been shown since JASON'S LYRIC way back in 1994. Alfre Woodard tears it up as a mother grossly underestimated by her daughter, especially near the end; Woodard is simply powerful, even in "small" roles. Debbi Morgan, whose movies as of late (especially EVE'S BAYOU) have made audiences all but forget her time on daytime soaps, was somewhat overwrought as the Done Wrong Wife; it's too bad that some of the time spent on her character wasn't devoted to Nathan and his role in Monica's life instead.
And the Chick at the helm, writer/director Gina Prince, was strongest of all. Her performance here is reminiscent of John Singleton's strong entry into feature filmmaking (BOYZ IN THE HOOD), but only in the sense that they put out such good works in their rookie year. That, and the fact that both are Black directors, is where the comparison ends; life in Singleton's "Hood" was vastly different than Prince's vision of Hoop Life.
And speaking of her vision, it was realized in innovative ways. Prince takes advantage of the basketball theme by breaking the movie into "quarters" ("First Quarter: 1981"; "Second Quarter: 1988"; and so on). She also used background music well (starting with Al Green's "Love And Happiness"); it's generally historically accurate, but more importantly, the music plays a real role in the movie, almost as if it were a character. This contrasts greatly with most modern hip hop-flavored flicks, where the music only provides a means to selling the soundtrack (and it's usually "music inspired by the movie"). Prince's use of "first person" shots during one of Monica's games, provided a unique perspective on that character's situation. And as writer, Prince put mostly believable words in her character's mouths; the actors made those words come to life, and the collaboration between writer/director and cast, was wonderful to witness.
My one big issue was the turning point in Q and Monica's relationship. I had a very hard time believing that the thing which changed their relationship (trying to avoid spoilers here) would've really done so; since they both were in very similar situations, there's no way one of the characters should've been so pigheaded as to huff and puff about...that thing. While not a big enough issue for me to downgrade the movie's rating, it's a flaw that could've been easily addressed by Prince giving the characters a different conflict to stress over.
Well, actually, there's another big issue I have with this movie. Turns out that it had a little something to do with The "Black Factor"--and in how a fellow reviewer, saw it.
The "Black Factor" [ObDisclaimer: We Are Not A Monolith]: Making a long review even longer, and even though it's probably not good manners to do so, I feel driven to include and respond to this snippet of a pretty good review of LOVE AND BASKETBALL by Morgan Fouch, quoted in TNT's "Roughcut" newsletter:
"A more interesting movie would have focused on her and the injustice that women athletes face in male-dominated sports where they are unable to compete professionally or be taken seriously by sports fans, writers and financiers. But to appease a non-discriminating black audience and to sell tickets, the love story, sports sequences and a hip soundtrack were thrown up front, drowning a potentially good film." -- Morgan Fouch about LOVE AND BASKETBALL
My first reaction was to get snippy about this snippet, even though I hadn't yet watched the film, nor read the entire review, at that point. My second reaction, after reading the review and realizing that she's not only a Black woman, but also someone whose work I've read and respected in the past, was a bit more subdued, though I still took issue with the bit about "a non-discriminating black audience".
My third reaction? Past the curiousness of her reaction to the love story and sports sequences (it *is* called "Love And Basketball", after all), she's Wrong. "Wrong" I say (in my highly- opinionated way of thinking) because as I saw it, there was attention given to Monica's plight, and on how Q's "red carpet" was vacuumed by the Monicas of the world. Perhaps not enough direct focus, but the best filmmakers show, not tell; and for me, the contrast between the crowds and TV cameras at Q's games, and the small audience at Monica's, underscored the Female Factor quite well.
But still, We have been lackadaisical in supporting quality Black movies--like this one, I opine--while crowding theaters the country over to see unadulterated "Booty" crap. While *some* of Us are certainly not part of that "non-discriminating black audience", too many of Us are.
Which leads me to my final reaction: she's also Right.
Bammer's Bottom Line: It's lovely when a film starring and made by Black folk can be held up as an example of good moviemaking, without the "...for a Black film" addendum. That it could also tell a love story without resorting to "Booty Call"-ism, is icing on a tasty chocolate cake.
LOVE AND BASKETBALL (rating: greenlight): Nothin' but net.
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TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
PYRAZINAMIDE
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 185
PYRAZINAMIDE RxNorm: 8987 ATC: J04AK01 J04AM05 J04AM06 |
ISONIAZID RxNorm: 6038 ATC: J04AC01 |
Addition of the hepatotoxic effects. |
Precaution for use Clinical and biological monitoring. |


Manage keys for signing Docker images
Run 'docker trust key COMMAND --help' for more information on a command.


--- layout: archive title: Zulip Chat Archive permalink: /stream/113489-new-members/topic/Coinduction.html ---
I have a basic question about the use of coinduction. Do you think it would be possible to define a coinductive type, that looks like the following?
coinductive ostream (α : Type) : Type | head : ostream → α | otail: ostream → option ostream
That is: a stream that can possibly be finite, but it is not yet known when. I could encode it as a stream as follows:
structure gstream (α : Type) : Type := (carrier : stream (option α)) (head : carrier 0 ≠ none) (definite : ∀n, carrier n = none → ∀m ≥ n, carrier m = none)
But dealing with the proof objects here is kind of tedious. Any suggestions?
what you wrote are the destructors of a record, but for coinductive
you would need to write down the constructors, like:
coinductive llist (α : Type) : Type | nil : llist | cons : α → llist → llist
At least in Isabelle it's called a lazy list, a maybe terminating list. As far as I know, there is no encoding which is nicely reducing in Lean
There are plans to support coinductive data types similar to isabelle. This type would fall under the scope, but for now you have to do it "by hand" like you did.
Technically, this coinductive type represents a nonempty lazy list, but something like this would work:
coinductive ostream (α : Type) : Type | mk (head : α) (otail : option ostream) : ostream
I'm not sure if we will have special support for "record-like" coinductives with projections, instead of the usual constructor/destructor/corec
Thanks!
Unfortunately, both
coinductive ostream (α : Type) : Type | mk (head : α) (otail : option ostream) : ostream
and
coinductive nellist (α : Type) : Type | sing : α → nellist | cons : α → nellist → nellist
give me an error: vm check failed: is_closure(o) (possibly due to incorrect axioms, or sorry)
.
Do I need to import anything?
you have to import the future, maybe 3 months
That's not a great error, though. Are you using 3.4.2? I thought coinductive
was removed as a token, so you should get command expected
Yes.
$ lean -v Lean (version 3.4.2, commit cbd2b6686ddb, Release) $ lean --make src /ufs/hdh/projects/lean-abs/src/util.lean:29:0: error: vm check failed: is_closure(o) (possibly due to incorrect axioms, or sorry)
weird... when I put
coinductive ostream (α : Type) : Type | mk (head : α) (otail : option ostream) : ostream
alone in a file I get
test.lean:1:0: error: unknown command 'coinductive' test.lean:1:12: error: command expected
do you have import meta.coinductive_predicates
?
looks like the old coinductive predicates code fails with that error on a coinductive data type
When you add import data.finmap
on top, two errors appear:
the vm check, and invalid introduction rule, ':' expected
hm, can't repro, I just get the vm check
OK, perhaps it is because I am using a non-standard mathlib:
mathlib = {git = "https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib", branch = "master", rev = "9615b385615e51359dce12af181d8cfcc386d105"}
in any case you aren't going to find an automatic solution right now... this is all just hypothetical syntax at this point, so lean is just finding new and interesting ways to crash
Thanks for answering! Also thanks to @Johannes Hölzl :-)
@Hans-Dieter Hiep oh, you also might want to change the mathlib
reference to leanprover-commnuity
in the future.
Last updated: Apr 24 2020 at 19:02 UTC


On the basis of the number of bitcoins collected, it will be determined the starting price in bitcoin for the Skelpy cryptocurrency. After this operation will be issued all the Skelpy (SKP) to the participants at the TEC.
The accepted cryptocurrencies will be BTC, ETH, ARK, LSK.
A funding ceiling of 2,000 BTC has been established. This is to ensure that those who sent BTC receive a certain amount of Skelpy after the end of the TEC. If the 2,000 BTC limit is reached, the TEC will be closed and the SKP tokens get distributed to the participants.
Accepted tokens are: BTC, ETH, LISK, ARK. For those participants supporting with Altcoins rather than BTC, the value of the tokens used will be determined during the TEC period. The value will be calculated by picking the value of each Altcoin at the moment of the donation.
The price of the Skelpy token will depend upon the amount raised
during the TEC.
The price will be determined based on this calculation:
Scenario: Skelpy received 250 BTC and the calculated BTC value of
alternative currencies received is 50 BTC at the end of the TEC.
Total BTC value received = 250 BTC + 50 BTC = 300 BTC.
Skelpy Price = 300 BTC / 2,000,000 SKP = 0.00015 BTC
Scenario: Skelpy received 250 BTC and the calculated BTC value of
alternative currencies received is 50 BTC at the end of the TEC.
On March 23rd John sent 5 BTC
Total BTC value received = 250 BTC + 50 BTC = 300 BTC.
John’s Percentage of TEC distribution is:
[5 BTC / 300 BTC] = 0,0166666
John’s final distribution is:
0,0166666 * 2,000,000 SKP = 33,333 SKP
Notes:
If John sent different cryptocurrencies (ETH, LISK, ARK) the value will be immediately converted to the correlating BTC value for the calculation.
John sent 5 BTC and 10 ETH:
Value of ETH at moment of transaction was: 0.05731 BTC
John’s total contribution in BTC is 5.05731 BTC.


The Untold Story of a Fantasy WorldNational Parks of England and Wales
Exploring the Land MassLook at all the stolen land!
Using the bar chart below, you can explore the size of the magical lands stolen from the fantastical creatures of yesteryear by English and Welsh human authorities.


class EpicGeo::Clustering::DBScan
DB Scan
First Modified by Jennings Anderson July 31, 2014
Modified to allow Tweets to maintain in their original form
Original Header:
shiguodong, June 2011 References: 1. see also wikipedia entry (this implementation is similar to their pseudo code): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DBSCAN
Attributes
distance_hash[R]
epsilon[R]
min_pts[R]
tweets[R]
Public Class Methods
new(tweets, epsilon=0.05, min_pts=2)
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# File lib/epic_geo/geoprocessing/db_scan.rb, line 25 def initialize(tweets, epsilon=0.05, min_pts=2) @tweets,@epsilon,@min_pts = tweets,epsilon,min_pts build_distance_matrix end
Public Instance Methods
_dbscan()
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# File lib/epic_geo/geoprocessing/db_scan.rb, line 36 def _dbscan clusters = {} clusters[-1] = [] current_cluster = -1 for point in tweets if not point.visited point.visited = true neighbours = immediate_neighbours(point) if neighbours.size >= min_pts current_cluster += 1 point.cluster = current_cluster cluster = [point,] cluster.push(add_connected(neighbours,current_cluster)) clusters[current_cluster] = cluster.flatten else clusters[-1].push(point) end end end return clusters end
add_connected(neighbours,current_cluster)
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# File lib/epic_geo/geoprocessing/db_scan.rb, line 67 def add_connected(neighbours,current_cluster) cluster_points = [] neighbours.each do |point| if not point.visited point.visited = true new_points = immediate_neighbours(point) new_points.each do |p| if not (neighbours.include? p) neighbours.push(p) end end if new_points.size >= min_pts end if !point.cluster cluster_points.push(point) point.cluster = current_cluster end end return cluster_points end
build_distance_matrix()
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Perform all of the distance calculations in n^2 time, then just look them up
# File lib/epic_geo/geoprocessing/db_scan.rb, line 89 def build_distance_matrix @distance_hash = {} tweets.each do |tweet_i| tweets.each do |tweet_j| d = tweet_i.point.distance(tweet_j.point) @distance_hash[ [tweet_i, tweet_j] ] = d @distance_hash[ [tweet_j, tweet_i] ] = d end end end
immediate_neighbours(point)
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# File lib/epic_geo/geoprocessing/db_scan.rb, line 58 def immediate_neighbours(point) neighbours = [] tweets.each do |p| next if p == point neighbours << p if distance_hash[[point,p]] < epsilon end return neighbours end
run()
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# File lib/epic_geo/geoprocessing/db_scan.rb, line 32 def run _dbscan end


Id: 320
Name: Shnoopy Bloopers
Status: unknown
Species: Alien
Type:
Gender: Male
OriginName: unknown
OriginUrl:
LocationName: Immortality Field Resort
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This is a super thin wrapper around through2 that works like Array.prototype.filter
but for streams.
For when through2 is just too verbose :wink:
Note you will NOT be able to alter the content of the chunks. This is intended for filtering only. If you want to modify the stream content, use either through2
or through2-map
.
var filter = require("through2-filter")
var skip = filter(function (chunk) {
// skip buffers longer than 100
return chunk.length < 100
})
// vs. with through2:
var skip = through2(function (chunk, encoding, callback) {
// skip buffers longer than 100
if (chunk.length < 100) this.push(chunk)
return callback()
})
// Then use your filter:
source.pipe(skip).pipe(sink)
// Additionally accepts `wantStrings` argument to conver buffers into strings
var alphanum = new RegExp("^[A-Za-z0-1]+$")
var scrub = filter({wantStrings: true}, function (str) {
return alphanum.exec(str)
})
// Works like `Array.prototype.filter` meaning you can specify a function that
// takes up to two* arguments: fn(element, index)
var skip10 = filter(function (element, index) {
return index > 10
})
*Differences from Array.prototype.filter
:
array
callback argument. That would require realizing the entire stream, which is generally counter-productive to stream operations.Array.prototype.filter
doesn't modify the source Array, which is somewhat nonsensical when applied to streams.require("through2-filter")([options], fn)
Create a through2-filter
instance that will call fn(chunk)
. If fn(chunk)
returns "true" the chunk will be passed downstream. Otherwise it will be dropped.
require("through2-filter").ctor([options], fn)
Create a through2-filter
Type that can be instantiated via new Type()
or Type()
to create reusable spies.
require("through2-filter").obj([options], fn)
Create a through2-filter
that defaults to objectMode = true
.
require("through2-filter").objCtor([options], fn)
Create a through2-filter
Type that defaults to objectMode = true
.
MIT


Name: Stephen Keohane Address: ********* Model Farm Road Date of Birth: **** **th, 19** Mobile Number: 085******* E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Academic History:
Primary Education:
Scoil an Spioraid Naoimh 2004 - 2012
Secondary Education:
Coláiste an Spioraid Naoimh 2012 - 2018
Third Level Education:
Business Information Systems in University College Cork 2018 - present
Examinations:
Leaving Cert
Subject
Irish
Maths
English
French
Geography
Business
Economics
Grade Level
H4
H5
H4
H3
H3
H3
H2
Employment History
Worked in Here's Health Food Store for 4 weeks as part of my work experience.
During this time, I learned invaluable skills such as dealing with customers,
working as part of a team and general retail skills such as using an EPOS
system, merchandising and working under pressure in a busy environment.
Other...
Although I haven't any long-term work history, I am a very fast learner and
keen to work as part of a time. I am hard working, efficient and very reliable. I
received my Fourteen Year Full Attendance Tusla award when I finished school
in June 2018. I am available to work evenings and weekends due to my college
schedule and outside activities.


Parent Mission Defined
Parent Guidelines
Guiding Principles for Parents
The quality of a player’s hockey experience is determined by their
relationships with teammates, coaches, officials and parents.
An openness between parents and the hockey community will create
an awareness and sensitivity to the problems and expectations of each.
The hockey journey of your son/daughter is enhanced greatly by your
support and commitment.
Parents have an enormous influence on players’ experiences.
Fortunately for most, parents are great sources of love, support and
encouragement.
The secret of all enjoying our game lies in respecting each other when
there is a disagreement or a conflict. Expressing one’s feelings and
opinions in a respectful manner is a must.
Parents of value regularly remind their sons and daughters that doing
ones best is more important than being the best.
Our life in the hockey arena is to experience the game as part of the
total education that young people need to prepare for the future and
that there must be a balance between hockey and life.
Parent Rules and regulation
Roles and responsibility
(Participation and membership in Hockey Canada’s Branch activities is a privilege extended to everyone and with that participation comes responsibility)
- To always display personal standards, modeling positive and responsible behaviour.
To treat opponents, officials and fellow parents with due respect both in victory and defeat. - To show confidence in your son/daughter’s ability and skill development, always avoiding comparisons with teammates.
- To emphasize the importance of values like sportsmanship, cooperation, competition and teamwork.
- To celebrate the acquisition of skills and milestones achieved.
- To ensure your son/daughter wears proper equipment.
- To promote a healthy lifestyle including proper nutrition and sufficient rest.
- To model and expect respect and courtesy.
- To set high, but reasonable expectations for your son/daughter’s participation in hockey.
- To regularly remind your son/daughter that checking from behind is a cowardly act.
- To assist in helping eliminate problem behaviours which detract from our national game.
- To refrain from the use of profane, insulting, harassing or otherwise offensive language.
- To assume the major responsibility for your son/daughter’s on ice conduct and attitude.
- To never provide or advocate the use of drugs or performance enhancing substances.


--- layout: post date: 2010-04-08 time: "10:00:00" authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: Software Carpentry for Economists in Mannheim This Autumn tags: ["Universitaet Mannheim"] ---
Hans-Martin von Gaudecker is planning to teach a Software Carpentry-style course for economists at Universität Mannheim this autumn — as his announcement says, "I think it is amazing that a profession obsessed with efficiency affords a very obvious inefficiency: Most researchers nowadays spend a fair share of their time programming, but hardly anyone has been taught to do that well." I'll post updates here as he sends them.


A web app I built to integrate with the inventory system I designed for JB's Furniture. It combines QuaggaJS barcode scanning functionality with the QuickBooks Online API to allow tracking and updating of inventory locations, via smartphone or tablet. See the code here: github.com/jdboyce/QB_Scout
(Video coming soon!)
Featured on devCodeCamp's website. Built in ASP.NET using the MVC model and the nopCommerce platform. The customer side handles online shopping, while the admin side monitors external dropshipping inventories and manages sales data. Prior to going to devCodeCamp, I was in the process of starting an online dropshipping store, but soon realized I didn't have the technical knowledge to build the site and features the way I wanted and needed to. This became a major catalyst behind my decision to go to coding school. It all came full circle when I was finally able to create what I had only dreamed of before. See the code here: github.com/jdboyce/JungleBoyGear
This project is deeply meaningful to me. I was a primary caretaker for my dear Gramma Catherine, whose health started to plummet shortly after I graduated. I put my job hunt on hold for many weeks to be with her. Nearly blind, she constantly struggled to read her clock. I got an idea, and within 24 hours I was able to make this talking clock app for her. With a tap on the iPad, it announces the time, as well as a recorded message from me. View the code: github.com/GrammaClock/grammaclock.github.io
A C# based local network chat server that utilizes asynchronous programming to register clients, queue incoming data, and broadcast messages to the group simultaneously. This project was a real turning point for me as I had previously never heard of many of the tools that were needed to build it, so finding and implementing them all proved to be quite a challenge. But through the process, I learned not just about new technologies, but more so about being a developer, and what personal traits are vital to becoming a successful one. Check out the code: github.com/jdboyce/TCP_Chat_Room


That raccoon thinking I’ll actually pay him in Animal Crossing #AnimalCrossingNewHorizons
3/22/2020, 3:23:27 PM
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Retweets: 0
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That raccoon thinking I’ll actually pay him in Animal Crossing #AnimalCrossingNewHorizons
3/22/2020, 3:23:27 PM
Favs: 3
Retweets: 0
link


Users form
Name:
LastName:
Male
Female
Description:
Add User
Users Table
Firstname
Lastname
Sex
Description


-addattr template: pers?clnt=<name|pass>&com=addattr&<attr_1>=<def_val_1>&<ftr_2>=... Order of query params is not important. Feature names must not end with '*' to be legal. descript: inserts new (attribute, default value) pairs. Must be used while initializing the personalization service For attributes that are added at a later stage, the profile of all users is updated to include them as well. If one or more attribute names already exist in DB, or if one or more attribute names are not legal names, code 401 (request error) will be returned. If the error code 401 is returned then none of the feature pairs in the request has been inserted in the DB. example : pers?clnt=name|pass&com=addattr&lang.en=0&lang.1=ENGLISH&lang.2=GREEK&gender=male returns : 200 OK, 401 (fail, request error), 501 (fail, server error) 200 OK : no response body exists.


New wheat assembly
Gramene hosts the latest wheat assembly from the IWGSC (RefSeq v1.0). Current data includes:
- The IWGSC RefSeq v1.1 gene annotation.
- Alignment of 98,270 high confidence genes from the TGACv1 annotation.
- The Axiom 820K SNP Array from CerealsDB.
- Thr Axiom 35K SNP array from CerealsDB.
- EMS-induced mutations from sequenced TILLING populations (Kronos and Cadensa).
- Inter-Homeologous Variants (IHVs) between the A, B and D genome components.
- Assembly to assembly mapping and gene ID mapping to the previous TGAC v1 assembly and annotation.
- Whole genome alignments to rice, brachypodium and barley.
- The TGACv1 assembly will still be availble via the Ensembl Plants archive site.
Polyploid View Enabled
Polyploid view for wheat and Emmer Zavitan wheat (Triticum dicoccoides) has been enabled, allowing users to view alignments among multiple wheat components simultaneously.


Mindfulness is a prerequisite to self-awareness, as being mindful of our own state, be it mental, physical, emotional, is tantamount to self-awareness. The ability to critically analyse our emotions, thoughts, beliefs, and behavious, from a position of mindful non-judgement, is one of the hallmarks of a self-aware person.
The practise of body scanning is one that I have heard of before, however the techniques introduced in Search Inside Yourself and considerably more formal than those that I have encountered before. I derive a lot of benefit from body scanning, especially the portion on scanning for emotion. Often when I am feeling stressed or pressured I will go through an abbreviated form of a body scan in which I will critically examine how I am feeling and what is contributing to my emotions. I find this very useful, as it allows me to identify sources of stress, deal with them if I am able, and let go of them if they are outside of my control.
I like the concepts that Search Inside Yourself raises when it comes to emotions, and specifically that "my emotions are not me". Saying that "I am angry", or "I am sad" has become so commonplace that we don't question the underlying assumption that this frame of reference introduces. Phrasing it like so reduces our focus on the ability that we have, and should exercise, to properly distance ourselves and resolve emotional reactions to events. Going forward I'm going to pay more attention to the way that I think of and refer to my emotions at any given time.


- The test passes if you see three green squares with text inside and no red.
- In the first square, the numbers should go up from "one" to "seventeen".
- In the upper half of the second square, the numbers should go up from "eighteen" to "twenty-two". In the lower half of the second square, the numbers should go up from "one" to "eleven".
- In the third square, the numbers should go up from "twelve" to "twenty-two".
- The numbers should go up sequentially by one.
- None of the words should be cutoff and no text should be outside the green/blue boxes.
One two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty twenty-one twenty-two
One two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty twenty-one twenty-two twenty-three twenty-four twenty-five twenty-six twenty-seven twenty-eight twenty-nine thirty


Symbol Index for "Phenomenon As Heading"
Symbol Index for diagram
"Phenomenon As Heading"
Agent (Class)
heading (Association)
Heading (Class)
Heading/Essential Type (Generalization Node)
Phenomenon As Heading (Class)
responsible for assigning (Association)
Standard Heading (Class)
Subject Phenomenon (Class)


Build Robust & Production Quality Applications - Lesson 6: Writing Feature Tests for Emails
25 Mar 2015Interact with Emails in Feature Tests:
Sometimes applications may require you to complete a form and an email is is generated. To test this feature, Capybara-email is a great way to test this functionality and provides a nice interface that allows you to write specs on the level of user interaction. This is better than as creating a feature test for ActionMailer and its deliveries because it will require too much low level detail.
gem 'capybara-email'
documentation: github//dockyard/capybara-email
Example spec for inviting a user:
#user_resets_password_spec.rb
require 'spec_helper'
feature 'User resets password' do
scenario 'user successfully resets the password' do
alice = Fabricate(:user, password: 'old_password')
visit sign_in_path
click_link "Forgot Password"
fill_in "Email Address", with: alice.email
click_button "Send Email"
open_email(alice.email)
current_email.click_link("Reset My Password")
fill_in "New Password", with: "new_password"
click_button "Reset Password"
fill_in "Email Address", with: alice.email
fill_in "Password", with: "new_password"
click_button "Sign in"
expect(page). to have_content("Welcome, #{alice.full_name}")
clear_email
end
end


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Picture books
Ellie Sandall - Everybunny Dance!
“Did you know that bunnies love to dance? Did you know they love to sing and play the flute? There’s a lot they get up to when nobody’s watching! But while they’re having fun, they don’t notice that someone is creeping nearer. Does he mean trouble? Or does he just want to play?”
Fabi Santiago - Tiger in a Tutu
“Set in Paris, with a dancing tiger as the star, this is an uplifting tale of following your dreams and pursuing your talent, no matter what, and about making friends. Max isn’t like other tigers - he is a tiger with a dream! He longs to pirouette and plié, to leap and spin. He wants to be a dazzling dancer, shining on the stage! Little dancers will love to see Max triumph and get his moment in the spotlight.”
David Bedford & Bridget Strevens-Marzo - Daddy does the Cha Cha Cha!
“Dougie’s daddy loves dancing the cha cha cha. Meera’s daddy loves dancing the scratch. But when the dads get dancing, poor Dougie and his friends have no room to move - so when Dougie has a party, he says, ‘No Dancing Dads!’.”
Giles Andreae & Guy Parker-Rees - Giraffes Can't Dance
“Gerald would love to join in with the other animals at the Jungle Dance but everyone knows that giraffes can’t dance - or can they?”
Mary Hoffman & Caroline Birch - Amazing Grace
“Grace loves to act out stories. When her school decides to perform Peter Pan, Grace longs to play the lead, but her classmates point out that Peter was a boy, and besides, he wasn’t black.”
Anna Kemp & Sara Ogilvie - Dogs Don't Do Ballet
“Biff is not like ordinary dogs. He doesn’t do dog stuff like peeing on lampposts, scratching his fleas or drinking out of toilets. Biff likes music & moonlight & walking on his tiptoes. You see, Biff doesn’t think he’s a dog, Biff thinks he’s a ballerina, which is all very well - but dogs don’t do ballet - do they?”
Timothy Knapman & Keith Robinson - Sir Dancealot
“Sir Dancealot is the bravest knight around, but he has a rather unique way of beating his foe - with a dance-off! Because all across the land Sir Dancealot is known for his move-busting, body-popping, hip-hopping duelling. But he also has a weakness, and he is about to meet his match in the form of a disco-dancing, pirouetting, ICE-SKATING dragon!”
Katharine Holabird & Helen Craig - Angelina Ballerina
“Angelina wants more than anything else to become a ballerina and dances all the time - even when she’s supposed to be doing chores or getting ready for school. Her parents, Mr and Mrs Mouseling, are in despair - but then they think of a plan. They decide it’s time for Angelina to go to ballet school! She works hard for years and years until she becomes the famous ballerina, Mademoiselle Angelina!”
 So cheeky Daisy starts thinking about what things would really be like if she and Dad swapped around.”
Margaret Mahy & Polly Dunbar - The Man from the Land of Fandango
“The man from the land of Fandango is coming to pay you a call! He wears a hat with a tassel and a polka-dot tie - and he juggles and bounces and dances with bears, bison, baboons, kangaroos and even dinosaurs. He’s wonderful and amazing - so watch out for him, and watch carefully - because he only appears every 500 years.”
Junior novels
Tamsyn Murray - Drama Queen
“Cassidy can’t wait to enrol at Dance and Drama Academy summer school! She’s always dreamed of discovering her hidden talent - could she be a star in the making? But with auditions looming, Cassidy is gripped by stage fright. As big brother, Liam, keeps reminding her, she does have a knack for embarrassing herself. What if Cassidy’s stage debut turns out to be an all-singing, all-dancing disaster?”
Chloe Melody - Tango Tangle
Bella loves to dance, so when an invitation arrives to audition for ‘Strictly Dance Academy’ she can’t wait to try out. But there are so many other talented girls with the same dream. Can Bella dazzle the judges and beat the competition to take her place under the glitterball spotlight?
Anna Wilson - The Parent Problem
“Skye Green’s mum is driving her insane! When she’s not posting embarrassing pictures of Skye online or experimenting with bizarre clothing, she’s forever taking up new hobbies - and her latest obsession is ballroom dancing! It’s only a matter of time until she waltzes down the street in spandex and sequins - and to make matters worse, Skye’s younger brother is wildly (and irritatingly) enthusiastic about Mum’s new hobby, and about wearing Mum’s sparkly new outfits!
“As if this wasn’t horrific enough, Skye’s mum has also enlisted the new neighbour’s son to come and ‘babysit’ when she’s at dance class, and he’s only a year older than Skye! Talk about mortifying in the extreme! At least Skye’s best friend, Aubrey is there to help Skye cope with her family’s madness. They’ve been friends since before they can remember, and nothing will ever change that - right?”


A collection of available plugins to use and extend Mineflayer, customizing to work exactly as you want. Feel free to look around and see if anything catches your attention.


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block content %}
Battle Abyss is a persistant incremental game, where you choose an enemy
from a list, you fight them and hopefully win.
- Power Crystals, looted from fight increase your damage and max hp.
- Gold, also looted, allow you to change your player name (randomly
generated).
- Kill, loot, get more powerful, then kill more for more loot!
Main game screen below, to see what your signing up for:


class DeviseServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
Methods
| void |
boot()
Bootstrap the application events. |
|
| void |
register()
Register the service provider. |
|
| array |
provides()
Get the services provided by the provider. |
|
| array |
registerSupport()
Register support service provider |
|
| array |
registerUser()
Register user service provider |
|
| array |
registerMigrator()
Register user service provider |
|
| array |
registerSortable()
Register user service provider |
|
| array |
registerEncoding()
Register encoding service provider |
|
| array |
registerFields()
Register fields service provider |
|
| array |
registerDeviseUniversalSearch()
Register fields service provider |
|
| void |
registerDeviseCms()
Register the DeviseCMS (used by Devise facade too) |
Details
at line 33
public void
boot()
Bootstrap the application events.
at line 59
public void
register()
Register the service provider.
at line 69
public array
provides()
Get the services provided by the provider.
at line 139
public array
registerSupport()
Register support service provider
at line 151
public array
registerUser()
Register user service provider
at line 163
public array
registerMigrator()
Register user service provider
at line 175
public array
registerSortable()
Register user service provider
at line 187
public array
registerEncoding()
Register encoding service provider
at line 199
public array
registerFields()
Register fields service provider
at line 211
public array
registerDeviseUniversalSearch()
Register fields service provider
at line 223
public void
registerDeviseCms()
Register the DeviseCMS (used by Devise facade too)


#ftl output_format="HTML" auto_esc=true> <#import "layout/default.html" as layout><EMAIL_ADDRESS>Dear ${notificationTarget.name},
You have been invited to join the project ${projectName} as the Project Manager.
You will be managing the project on behalf of ${leadOrganisation}<#if procurement> who is the lead organisation.#if>
Please sign in to accept this invitation. If you haven't used this service before you must create an account.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>href="${inviteUrl}" text="Accept invitation" />Yours sincerely,
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/> @layout.default>


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Latin Grammy Awards 2019: See Your Favorite Stars On The Red Carpet
by Vix StaffThe 2019 Latin Grammy Awards are finally here — and our favorite part of the night is officially underway: the red carpet! Scroll down and see our favorite Latin music stars arrived at the prestigious award show in Las Vegas and everyone is looking more fabulous than ever!


--- title: A successful Git branching model layout: post ---
Fantastic! I've been looking for something like this. Definitely going to run this by the team to see if they're down with doing this going forward.


Class for extended exception used in the SmartFactory library.
| Constants | |
|---|---|
|
public
|
Constant for the error code "config_error". |
|
public
|
Constant for the error code "invalid_content_type". |
|
public
|
Constant for the error code "invalid_request_data". |
|
public
|
Constant for the error code "json_parse_error". |
|
public
|
Constant for the error code "missing_request_data". |
|
public
|
Constant for the error code "not_found". |
|
public
|
Constant for the error code "system_error". |
|
public
|
Constant for the error code "xml_parse_error". |
| Properties | |
|---|---|
|
protected
|
Internal variable for storing the error. |
|
protected
|
Internal variable for storing the error details. |
|
protected
|
Internal variable for storing the error element. |
|
protected
|
Internal variable for storing the additional technical infromation. |
| Methods | |
|---|---|
|
public
|
Constructor. |
|
public
|
Returns the string error code of the exception. |
|
public
|
Returns the error details of the exception. |
|
public
|
Returns the error element. |
|
public
|
Returns the technical infromation for the error. |
Constant for the error code "config_error".
Constant for the error code "invalid_content_type".
Constant for the error code "invalid_request_data".
Constant for the error code "json_parse_error".
Constant for the error code "missing_request_data".
Constant for the error code "not_found".
Constant for the error code "system_error".
Constant for the error code "xml_parse_error".
Internal variable for storing the error.
Internal variable for storing the error details.
The error details might be useful if the error message translations are provided on the client, not on the server, and the error message should contain some details that may vary from case to case. In that case, the servers return the error message id instead of final text and the details, the client uses the error message id, gets the final translated text and substitutes the parameters through the details.
Internal variable for storing the error element.
Internal variable for storing the additional technical infromation.
Constructor.
| Name | Pass type | Value type | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $message | by value | string |
Error message. |
|
| $error_code | by value | string | SmartException::ERR_CODE_SYSTEM_ERROR |
Error code. Since the error texts can be localized, the unique code of the error might be important fo using in comparison. |
| $error_element | by value | string | "" |
Error element. |
| $error_details | by value | array | [] |
The details might be useful if the message translations are provided on the client, not on the server, and the message should contain some details that may vary from case to case. In that case, the servers return the message id instead of final text and the details, the client uses the message id, gets the final translated text and substitutes the parameters through the details. |
| $technical_info | by value | string | "" |
Additional technical infromation. It can be used if it is a programming error and displayed only if the debug mode is active. |
Returns the string error code of the exception.
Since the error texts can be localized, the unique code of the error might be important fo using in comparison.
Returns the error code.
Returns the error details of the exception.
The error details might be useful if the error message translations are provided on the client, not on the server, and the error message should contain some details that may vary from case to case. In that case, the servers return the error message id instead of final text and the details, the client uses the error message id, gets the final translated text and substitutes the parameters through the details.
Returns the error details.
Returns the error element.
Returns the error element.
Returns the technical infromation for the error.
Returns the technical infromation for the error.


WORDS AND PRICES
word_price <- text_mtg[19:23] %>%
summarise(allText = allText, meanPrice = rowMeans(text_mtg[,19:22]))
word_price_count <- prepare_text(word_price) %>%
group_by(word) %>%
filter(n()>5) %>%
summarise(mean_price_word = mean(meanPrice))
## Joining, by = "word"
## `summarise()` ungrouping output (override with `.groups` argument)
word_price_count%>%
arrange(desc((mean_price_word))) %>%
head(10) %>%
kableFormat("Words Associated with Greatest Mean Cost")
Table 12.1: Words Associated with Greatest Mean Cost
|
word
|
mean_price_word
|
|
joining
|
114.66682
|
|
parents
|
114.40149
|
|
explore
|
113.85063
|
|
brother
|
80.40931
|
|
ccc
|
77.14685
|
|
sneak
|
62.74305
|
|
de
|
53.62400
|
|
tocasia
|
50.36793
|
|
seedling
|
45.01387
|
|
clarity
|
41.77917
|
word_price_count%>%
arrange((mean_price_word)) %>%
head(10) %>%
kableFormat("Words Associated with Lowest Mean Cost")
Table 12.1: Words Associated with Lowest Mean Cost
|
word
|
mean_price_word
|
|
american
|
0.0000000
|
|
asia
|
0.0000000
|
|
european
|
0.0000000
|
|
fc
|
0.0000000
|
|
championship
|
0.0075000
|
|
riverlands
|
0.0130357
|
|
chao
|
0.0132246
|
|
jiang
|
0.0227500
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AUTOMOUNT
Section: Maintenance Commands (8)Updated: 12 Apr 2006
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NAME
automount - manage autofs mount pointsSYNOPSIS
automount [options] [master_map]DESCRIPTION
The automount program is used to manage mount points for autofs, the inlined Linux automounter. automount works by reading the auto.master(5) map and sets up mount points for each entry in the master map allowing them to be automatically mounted when accessed. The file systems are then automatically umounted after a period of inactivity.OPTIONS
- -h, --help
- Print brief help on program usage.
- -p, --pid-file
- Write the pid of the daemon to the specified file.
- -t, --timeout
- Set the global minimum timeout, in seconds, until directories are unmounted. The default is 10 minutes. Setting the timeout to zero disables umounts completely.
- -n <seconds>, --negative-timeout <seconds>
- Set the default timeout for caching failed key lookups. The default is 60 seconds.
- -v, --verbose
- Enables logging of general status and progress messages for all autofs managed mounts.
- -d, --debug
- Enables logging of general status and progress messages as well as debuging messages for all autofs managed mounts.
- -Dvariable=value
- Define a global macro substitution variable. Global definitions are over-ridden macro definitions of the same name specified in mount entries.
- -f, --foreground
- Run the daemon in the forground and log to stderr instead of syslog."
- -r, --random-multimount-selection
- Enables the use of ramdom selection when choosing a host from a list of replicated servers.
- -m, --dumpmaps
- Dump configured automounter maps, then exit.
- -O, --global-options
- Allows the specification of global mount options used for all master map entries. These options will either replace or be appened to options given in a master map entry depending on the APPEND_OPTIONS configuration setting.
- -V, --version
- Display the version number, then exit.
- -l, --set-log-priority priority path [path,...]
- Set the daemon log priority to the specified value. Valid values include the numbers 0-7, or the strings emerg, alert, crit, err, warning, notice, info, or debug. Log level debug will log everything, log levels info, warn (or warning), or notice with enable the daemon verbose logging. Any other level will set basic logging. Note that enabling debug or verbose logging in the autofs global configuration will override dynamic log level changes. For example, if verbose logging is set in the configuration then attempting to set logging to basic logging, by using alert, crit, err or emerg won't stop the verbose logging. However, setting logging to debug will lead to everything (debug logging) being logged witch can then also be disabled, returning the daemon to verbose logging. This option can be specified to change the logging priority of an already running automount process. The path argument corresponds to the automounted path name as specified in the master map.
- -C, --dont-check-daemon
- Don't check if the daemon is currently running (see NOTES).
- -F, --force
- Force an unlink umount of existing mounts under autofs managed mount points during startup. This can cause problems for processes with working directories within these mounts (see NOTES).
ARGUMENTS
automount takes one optional argument, the name of the master map to use.- master_map
- Location for autofs master map that defines autofs managed mount points and the mount maps they will use. The default is auto.master.
NOTES
If the automount daemon catches a USR1 signal, it will umount all currently unused autofs managed mounted file systems and continue running (forced expire). If it catches the TERM signal it will umount all unused autofs managed mounted file systems and exit if there are no remaining busy file systems. If autofs has been compiled with the option to ignore busy mounts on exit it will exit leaving any busy mounts in place otherwise busy file systems will not be umounted and autofs will not exit. Alternatively, if autofs has been compiled with the option to enable forced shutdown then a USR2 signal to the daemon will cause all mounts to be umounted and any busy mounts to be forcibly umounted, including autofs mount point directories (summary execution). Note that the forced umount is an unlink operation and the actual umount will not happen in the kernel until active file handles are released. The daemon also responds to a HUP signal which triggers an update of the maps for each mount point. If any autofs mount point directories are busy when the daemon is sent an exit signal the daemon will not exit. The exception to this is if autofs has been built with configure options to either ignore busy mounts at exit or force umount at exit. If the ignore busy mounts at exit option is used the filesystems will be left in a catatonic (non-functional) state and can be manually umounted when they become unused. If the force umount at exit option is used the filesystems will be umounted but the mount will not be released by the kernel until they are no longer in use by the processes that held them busy. If automount managed filesystems are found mounted when autofs is started they will be recoverd unless they are no longer present in the map in which case they need to umounted manually. If the option to disable the check to see if the daemon is already running is used be aware that autofs currently may not function correctly for certain types of automount maps. The mounts of the seperate daemons might interfere with one another. The implications of running multiple daemon instances needs to be checked and tested before we can say this is supported. If the option to force an unlink of mounts at startup is used then processes whose working directory is within unlinked automounted directories will not get the correct pwd from the system. This is because, after the mount is unlinked from the mount tree, anything that needs to walk back up the mount tree to construct a path, such as getcwd(2) and the proc filesystem /proc/<pid>/cwd, cannot work because the point from which the path is constructed has been detached from the mount tree.SEE ALSO
autofs(5), autofs(8), auto.master(5), mount(8). autofs_ldap_auth.conf(5)BUGS
Don't know, I've fixed everything I know about.The documentation could be better.
Please report other bugs along with a detailed description to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For instructions on how to join the list and for archives visit http://linux.kernel.org/mailman/listinfo/autofs
AUTHOR
H. Peter Anvin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and Ian Kent<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Index
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ALUIConfiguration Class Reference
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| Declared in | ALUIConfiguration.h |
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