In a nutshell, Stereotype Threat is when when a person’s performance is negatively affected due to the idea that they think they are perceived a certain way because of a stereotype.
Personal Experiences
I’m going to put a really weird twist on this topic and stray from the more typical stereotypes mentioned in these studies. While I definitely have experienced some forms of stereotype threat as a blonde, middle-class, female , they’ve been fairly minor compared to the conflicts I’ve experienced as being very short and very young looking - told you, weird twist.
It may be a stretch from the heavier topics of race, gender and socioeconomic prejudices, but hear me out. On a very regular basis I am undermined for abilities purely due to the fact that I easily could pass for a middle schooler. This has been most prominent when trying to take on leadership roles and has affected my own personal opinion on if I could ever effectively lead and, in general, be taken seriously.
It’s not too much of a problem after people get to know me well, they know what I’m capable of and give the proper respect to my abilities. But when it comes to fresh faces who take one look and make the assumption I am young and inexperienced, it becomes frustrating and then the self-doubt kick-in.
I decided to revolve around the topic of looking young instead of the other stereotypes because I believe it is what affects me most when it comes to my academic and professional pursuits. Even in situations where I know I’m the most qualified to lead, I’ll sit back and let someone else do it because I rather not put myself through the stress of not being taken seriously. I know I do psych myself too much out when it comes how I’ll be perceived, even to the point of getting irrationally offended when being offered help.
How I plan on handling Stereotype Threat
I do feel a bit ridiculous trying to compare this to the internal conflicts minorities go through when in the presence of a situation where stereotype threat is very real, but I believe it plays a large part in why I refuse to judge people before REALLY getting to know them and what they are capable of - especially timid folks. People get nervous, perform more poorly and can lose confidence if they believe others think they aren’t fit to do something. I totally get it, and sadly, physical appearance somehow still plays a large role in how someone is perceived in being suited for something.
I think the best anyone can do is to avoid referencing any sort of stereotype in an academic or professional workplace. Even if it is meant to be perceived as a compliment, it creates an unnecessary pressure to prove themselves and to push themselves as far away as possible from that stereotype. It’s a distraction that can be avoided if we chose to focus on what strengths and weakness the person has as an individual rather than a stereotype we unfairly chose to associate them with. It was really nice to read about stereotype threat and become more aware of why this happens and what can be done to prevent it. I do think it is something where people don’t realize they’re doing or the negative consequences that can come out of it. That being said, if I’m ever in a situation where I feel I’m being stereotyped, acknowledging what the offender is doing to them and stating why it’s inappropriate while remaining level-headed and non-accusational is going to be my best initial approach.
Unfortunately, a lot of seemingly small social-issues of this sort get overlooked in favor of the “bigger issues” out there, but I think even brief exposure to this topic in schools and workplaces could potentially create a more welcoming and diverse environment. Awareness goes a long way.
A good read on the topic can be found here or here:
http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1999/08/thin-ice-stereotype-threat-and-black-college-students/304663/?single_page=true


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by The Associated PressPHILADELPHIA (AP) — Zach Walton came off the bench to score 22 points with seven rebounds and Drexel edged Abilene Christian 86-83 in overtime on Sunday.
James Butler picked up his second straight double-double for the Dragons (2-1) with 13 points, 13 rebounds and three blocked shots. Sam Green added 11 points. Camren Wynter had six assists.
Payten Ricks scored a career-high 29 points and had five steals for the Wildcats (1-1). Clay Gayman scored a career-high 21 points on 8-of-9 shooting from the floor.
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--- layout: home title: Learning Quadrupedal Locomotion over Challenging Terrain author: Joonho Lee ---
Science Robotics Vol.5 eabc5986 (2020)
Author's version PDF
Legged locomotion can extend the operational domain of robots to some of the most challenging environments on Earth. However, conventional controllers for legged locomotion are based on elaborate state machines that explicitly trigger the execution of motion primitives and reflexes. These designs have increased in complexity but fallen short of the generality and robustness of animal locomotion. Here, we present a robust controller for blind quadrupedal locomotion in challenging natural environments. Our approach incorporates proprioceptive feedback in locomotion control and demonstrates zero-shot generalization from simulation to natural environments. The controller is trained by reinforcement learning in simulation. The controller is driven by a neural network policy that acts on a stream of proprioceptive signals. The controller retains its robustness under conditions that were never encountered during training: deformable terrains such as mud and snow, dynamic footholds such as rubble, and overground impediments such as thick vegetation and gushing water. The presented work indicates that robust locomotion in natural environments can be achieved by training in simple domains.
The presented controller has been deployed in diverse natural environments. These include steep mountain trails, creeks with running water, mud, thick vegetation, loose rubble, snow-covered hills, and a damp forest. A number of specific scenarios are further highlighted in Fig. 1A-F. These environments have characteristics that the policy does not experience during training. The terrains can deform and crumble, with significant variation of material properties over the surface. The robot's legs are subjected to frequent disturbances due to vegetation, rubble, and sticky mud. Existing terrain estimation pipelines that use cameras or LiDAR fail in environments with snow (Fig. 1A), water (Fig. 1C), or dense vegetation (Fig. 1F). Our controller does not rely on exteroception and is immune to such failure. The controller learns omnidirectional locomotion based on a history of proprioceptive observations and is robust in zero-shot deployment on terrains with characteristics that were never experienced during training.
Our controller was used by the Cerberus team for the DARPA Subterranean Challenge Urban Circuit (Fig. 1G). It replaced a model-based controller that had been employed used by the team in the past. The objective of the competition is to develop robotic systems that rapidly map, navigate, and search complex underground environments, including tunnels, urban underground, and cave networks. The human operators are not allowed to assist the robots during the competition physically; only teleoperation is allowed. Accordingly, the locomotion controller needs to perform without failure over extended mission durations. The presented controller drove two ANYmal-B robots in four missions of 60 minutes. The controller exhibited a zero failure rate throughout the competition. A steep staircase that was traversed by one of the robots during the competition is shown in Fig. 1G.
The learned controller manifests a foot-trapping reflex, as shown in Movie 1. The policy identifies the trapping of the foot purely from proprioceptive observations and lifts the foot over the obstacle. Such reflexes were not specified in any way during training: they developed adaptively. This distinguishes the presented approach from conventional controller design methods, which explicitly build in such reflexes and orchestrate their execution by a higher-level state machine.
We tested the controllers in the presence of substantial model mismatch. We attached a 10 kg payload. This payload is 22.7 % of the total weight of the robot, and was never simulated during training. As shown in Movie 2, the presented controller can still traverse steps up to 13.4 cm despite the model mismatch. The baseline is incapable of traversing any steps under any command speed with the payload.
Next we test robustness to foot slippage. To introduce slippage, we used a moistened whiteboard. The results are shown in Movie 3. The baseline quickly loses balance, aggressively swings the legs, and falls. In contrast, the presented controller adapts to the slippery terrain and successfully locomotes in the commanded direction.
Author contributions: J.L. formulated the main idea of the training and control methods, implemented the controller, set up the simulation, and trained control policies. J.L. performed the indoor experiments. J.H. contributed in setting up the simulation. J.L. and L.W. performed outdoor experiments together. J.L., J.H., L.W., M.H., and V.K. refined ideas, contributed in the experiment design, and analyzed the data.
Funding: The project was funded, in part, by the Intel Network on Intelligent Systems, the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNF) through the National Centre of Competence in Research Robotics, the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme grant agreement no 852044 and no 780883. The work has been conducted as part of ANYmal Research, a community to advance legged robotics.


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Fitting benchmarks¶
Benchmarks with \(\mathrm{WSe}_2\)¶
Experimental photoemission band mapping data for tungsten diselenide (\(\mathrm{WSe}_2\)) are obtained from either experiment [1] or model-based synthesis [2]. Example scripts are included under the /benchmarks folder of the package.
01_WSe2_Kpoint.py
(link)
Contains a full script with the option to run on the command line for batch fitting photoemission data around the \(K\) point of \(\mathrm{WSe}_2\). The following bash scripts contain numerical experiments for tuning the energy shift hyperparameters associated with each energy band.
WSe2_Kpoint_recon_02.sh
(link) – energy shift hyperparameter tuning for reconstructing energy band 1-2 of \(\mathrm{WSe}_2\) within the corresponding energy rangeWSe2_Kpoint_recon_04.sh
(link) – energy shift hyperparameter tuning for reconstructing energy band 3-4 of \(\mathrm{WSe}_2\) within the corresponding energy rangeWSe2_Kpoint_recon_08.sh
(link) – energy shift hyperparameter tuning for reconstructing energy band 5-8 of \(\mathrm{WSe}_2\) within the corresponding energy rangeWSe2_Kpoint_recon_14.sh
(link) – energy shift hyperparameter tuning for reconstructing energy band 9-14 of \(\mathrm{WSe}_2\) within the corresponding energy rangeWSe2_computing_params_tuning.sh
(link) – Tuning the task distribution parameters in parallelization (used in [3])
02_WSe2_Mpoint.py
(link)
Contains a full script with the option to run on the command line for batch fitting photoemission data around the \(M\) point of \(\mathrm{WSe}_2\).
03_WSe2_hsymline.py
(link)
Contains a full script with the option to run on the command line for batch fitting photoemission data around the high-symmetry line (HSL) of \(\mathrm{WSe}_2\). The following bash scripts contain numerical experiments for tuning the energy shift hyperparameters associated with each energy band.
WSe2_hsymline_recon_02.sh
(link) – hyperparameter tuning for reconstructing energy band 1-2 of \(\mathrm{WSe}_2\) within the corresponding energy rangeWSe2_hsymline_recon_04.sh
(link) – hyperparameter tuning for reconstructing energy band 3-4 of \(\mathrm{WSe}_2\) within the corresponding energy rangeWSe2_hsymline_recon_08.sh
(link) – hyperparameter tuning for reconstructing energy band 5-8 of \(\mathrm{WSe}_2\) within the corresponding energy rangeWSe2_hsymline_recon_14.sh
(link) – hyperparameter tuning for reconstructing energy band 9-14 of \(\mathrm{WSe}_2\) within the corresponding energy range
How to use¶
To execute the script on a local computer, one needs to download the data from the repository pesarxiv. After updating the file address within the Python scripts, they can be executed directly on the command line. For the bash scripts, one needs to change the PYTHONPATH
global parameter to the corresponding address on the local computer before execution.


Embed APlayer(https://github.com/DIYgod/APlayer) in Hexo posts/pages.
npm install --save hexo-tag-aplayer
{% aplayer title author url [picture_url, narrow, autoplay, width:xxx, lrc:xxx] %}
title
: music titleauthor
: music authorurl
: music file urlpicture_url
: optional, music picture urlnarrow
: optional, narrow styleautoplay
: optional, autoplay music, not supported by mobile browserswidth:xxx
: optional, prefix width:
, player’s width (default: 100%)lrc:xxx
: optional, prefix lrc:
, LRC file urlWith post asset folders enabled, you can easily place your image, music and LRC file into asset folder, and reference them like:
{% aplayer "Caffeine" "Jeff Williams" "caffeine.mp3" "picture.jpg" "lrc:caffeine.txt" %}
Besides ‘lrc’ option, you can use aplayerlrc
which has end tag to show lyrics.
{% aplayerlrc "title" "author" "url" "autoplay" %}
[00:00.00]lrc here
{% endaplayerlrc %}
{% aplayerlist %}
{
"narrow": false, // Optional, narrow style
"autoplay": true, // Optional, autoplay song(s), not supported by mobile browsers
"mode": "random", // Optional, play mode, can be `random` `single` `circulation`(loop) `order`(no loop), default: `circulation`
"showlrc": 3, // Optional, show lrc, can be 1, 2, 3
"mutex": true, // Optional, pause other players when this player playing
"theme": "#e6d0b2", // Optional, theme color, default: #b7daff
"preload": "metadata", // Optional, the way to load music, can be 'none' 'metadata' 'auto', default: 'auto'
"listmaxheight": "513px", // Optional, max height of play list
"music": [
{
"title": "CoCo",
"author": "Jeff Williams",
"url": "caffeine.mp3",
"pic": "caffeine.jpeg",
"lrc": "caffeine.txt"
},
{
"title": "アイロニ",
"author": "鹿乃",
"url": "irony.mp3",
"pic": "irony.jpg"
}
]
}
{% endaplayerlist %}
When you use MetingJS, your blog can play musics from Tencent, Netease, Xiami, Kugou, Baidu and more.
See metowolf/MetingJS and metowolf/Meting in detail.
If you want to use MetingJS in hexo-tag-aplayer
, you need enable it in _config.yml
aplayer:
meting: true
Now you can use {% meting ...%}
in your post:
<!-- Simple example (id, server, type) -->
{% meting "60198" "netease" "playlist" %}
<!-- Advanced example -->
{% meting "60198" "netease" "playlist" "autoplay" "mutex:false" "listmaxheight:340px" "preload:none" "theme:#ad7a86"%}
The {% meting %}
options are shown below:
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | required | song id / playlist id / album id / search keyword |
| server | required | Music platform: netease , tencent , kugou , xiami , baidu |
| type | required | song , playlist , album , search , artist |
| fixed | false |
Enable fixed mode |
| mini | false |
Enable mini mode |
| loop | all |
Player loop play, values: ‘all’, ‘one’, ‘none’ |
| order | list |
Player play order, values: ‘list’, ‘random’ |
| volume | 0.7 | Default volume, notice that player will remember user setting, default volume will not work after user set volume themselves |
| lrctype | 0 | Lyric type |
| listfolded | false |
Indicate whether list should folded at first |
| autoplay | false |
Autoplay song(s), not supported by mobile browsers |
| mutex | true |
Pause other players when this player playing |
| listmaxheight | 340px |
Max height of play list |
| preload | auto |
The way to load music, can be none , metadata , auto |
| storagename | metingjs |
LocalStorage key that store player setting |
| theme | #ad7a86 |
Theme color |
Read section customization to learn how to configure self-host meting api server in hexo-tag-aplayer
and other configuration.
You need destroy APlayer instances manually when you use PJAX.
$(document).on('pjax:start', function () {
if (window.aplayers) {
for (let i = 0; i < window.aplayers.length; i++) {
window.aplayers[i].destroy();
}
window.aplayers = [];
}
});
You can configure hexo-tag-aplayer
in _config.yml
:
aplayer:
script_dir: some/place # Script asset path in public directory, default: 'assets/js'
style_dir: some/place # Style asset path in public directory, default: 'assets/css'
cdn: http://xxx/aplayer.min.js # External APlayer.js url (CDN)
style_cdn: http://xxx/aplayer.min.css # External APlayer.css url (CDN)
meting: true # Meting support, default: false
meting_api: http://xxx/api.php # Meting api url
meting_cdn: http://xxx/Meing.min.js # External Meting.js url (CDN)
asset_inject: true # Auto asset injection, default: true
externalLink: http://xxx/aplayer.min.js # Deprecated, use 'cdn' instead
Hexo has an issue that cannot use space within tag arguments.
If you encounter this problem, install the latest (beta) version, and wrap the arguments within a string literal, for example:
{% aplayer "Caffeine" "Jeff Williams" "caffeine.mp3" "autoplay" "width:70%" "lrc:caffeine.txt" %}
The plugin hooks filter after_render:html
, and it would inject APlayer.js
and Meting.js
in <head>
:
<html>
<head>
...
<script src="assets/js/aplayer.min.js"></script>
<script src="assets/js/meting.min.js"></script>
</head>
...
</html>
However, after_render:html
is not fired in some cases :
after_render:html
seems not to get emitted in default settings of hexo server module (hexo server
), it means you have to use static serving mode( hexo server -s
) instead.In such cases, the plugin would hookafter_post_render
as a fallback, which has a possibility to cause duplicate asset loadings.
If you want to solve this issue definitely, you can disable this auto-injection feature in _config.yml
and insert the scripts by yourself:
aplayer:
asset_inject: false
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[gecode-users] view selection combinator
Martin Mann
mmann at informatik.uni-freiburg.de
Thu Nov 23 11:24:13 CET 2006
Hi Christian,
i didnt knew about the roadmap but it looks fine.
Have you already concrete plans for the tie-breaking combinator?
Additionally I would like to take into account more than one view to
evaluate the view in focus. but for something like that i would have to
write my own branching right? Seems to be more problemspecific than the
tie-breaking..
Thanks,
Martin
Christian Schulte wrote:
> Looks good, indeed. If you check our plans for 2.0 you'll tie-breaking on
> our list:
> http://www.gecode.org/future.html
>
> The hard part, however is how to specify in a model without hacking new
> branchings and not compromising efficiency.
>
> Christian
>
> --
> Christian Schulte, http://www.imit.kth.se/~schulte/
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
> Of Martin Mann
> Sent: Thursday, November 23, 2006 12:35 AM
> To: gecode user list
> Subject: [gecode-users] view selection combinator
>
>
> Hello,
>
> I had the idea to write a hierarchical combinator VC (will be a
> viewselector itself) for two ViewSelectors V1 and V2, that does the
> following: for a view v it first asks V1 about v. if V1 says "better" v
> is accepted (VC returns VSS_SELECT). if V1 says "equal" VC asks V2 about
> v. if V2 says "better" v is accepted by VB else rejected or "equal"
> returned.
>
> The application is a free combination of existing view selections for
> test reasons and to find the best view selection for my problem. I think
> this is something other may be interested in too. For instance you ve
> got a fast V1 for a first ordering and a more expensive V2 for a
> detailed selection. a combinator would be great, because otherwise you
> ve got to apply the expensive V2 always to all views.
>
> Now comes my problem: the possible return values of ViewSelectors:
>
> enum Gecode::ViewSelStatus {
> Gecode::VSS_NONE, // not better
> Gecode::VSS_SELECT, // is better
> Gecode::VSS_COMMIT // is the best ever
> }
>
> i ve got no possibility to get or return the information "is as good as
> last best seen". as far as i can see it wont be a big deal to introduce
> this into the enum and the existing standard viewselectors if you think
> that it is worthy. e.g. as second a VSS_ALIKE. by that you wont change
> your interface and no changes in the branchings are neccessary. I can send
> you the template code of the combinator when its done if you
> like the idea.. ;)
>
> maybe the "alike" information can be usefull somewhere else too. but
> right now i ve got no further good idea.
>
> thanks for interest,
>
> martin
>
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Well, it was a birthday present to the person I was with, and no one there at the party had ever tried it before. No one knew what it would do to us - and I was concerned becuase I had done what, for me, was a lot of coke, which was not actually a lot at all - but I am not a regular user and have no tolerance.
We both did VERY SMALL lines and sat back to see what it would do.
It comes on relatively quickly, and no trepidation. Things just start to become more vivid and interesting, and brighter, and you do too...
at first I was very relaxed and layed down, realizing how high I was. VERY. After about 15 minutes. Body high - not visual, but sensual and stimulating. Then a beautiful french girl that everyone was intimidated by came over to check on me and I told her 'Je besoin de beaucoup de practice avec mon fracais - mon vocabulaire ce'st merde, y les numeros me confuse completment' - which is damn good french for me - and it was on.
She made me dance with her and I have never felt so wonderful in my life. Well, maybe - but it was truly transformational. I love to dance and do it to engage in physical release and have reached spiritual levels with it - but this was unprecedented.
Not only was I bonded to this girl emotionally - the fact that we were using our bodies to communicate to music was absolutely transcendent. Everyone watching us - no self-concsciousness - only bliss. joy. My body naturally engaging in spontaneous art, performace, and communication. The boys said we looked completely hot - they were riveted. They asked me what it felt like and I announced proudly that I felt like 'A Porn Star with Magic Powers' - and I was.
And I guess I am.
Completely comfortable with my sexual power in a healthy and positive way.
Some drugs that make you feel sexy will make people do things that they regret later - engaging in intimacy with people that at the time seems meaningful - later a let down. risky behavior. When this same stunning girl came onto me later (I swear to god - she showed me a dildo in her backpack and said 'I want sex - come downstairs with me' I did not go.) I was looking forward to a real friendship with her - possibly turning into the third my male partner and I had been 'sort of' shopping for - but was not tempted to rush things just because I felt so sexy.
Anyone who really understands sex can tell you that it is far more than physical - and sexy as I felt - I had the wherewithall to get her number and save such a potentially amazing thing for a more intimate and controlled setting.
I never got the chance - as she was just high too and never came on to me again- but I do not regret the choice I made. Our friendship continued.
I would happily do the stuff again in a minute - perfect for social occasions. I felt like talking to everyone- about interesting things. I hear overdosage is easy and fatal - so a carefully measured dose is critical. don't take it lightly.
Foxy is a perfect name for it. Perfect. Unless we start calling it 'magic foxy'. I felt my own power in a positive and loving way - and it ruled.
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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Let's get rolling with some cool features of HTML and CSS.
HTML is simple - its purpose is to shape the way you layout documents.
Two of the most common HTML elements are divs and p (print) tags. Text that lies within
print tags is displayed as normal text (AKA not 'bold' or underlined).
Div tags (some say they stand for 'divider') - are your basic separator tags. I think of them as boxes.
Here's some example of divs and their layout structure
CSS has dozens of cool colors built in and lots of awesome ways to make your page look cooler too. For a better reference check out the CSS reference at www.tizag.com and www.mdn.com
The boxes above the css effect'box shadow' in use. To use it you can do
this in your .css file:
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box-shadow: 3px 0px 3px 0px navy;
}


selected publications
The primary resources that could be useful are listed here, but there is no required texbook for the course.
For a (nearly) complete list of the reference used in slides throughout the course see the Course Zotero Reference Group page.
{% bibliography -f papers -q @*[text=true]* %}


This sample provides a command line interface to the COM+ Administration Interfaces. To use it, simply run it through a windows scripting host. Simply supply arguments to the command line to have it get or set properties available in the Administration Interfaces. For a full listing of the arguments available, run it with the /? option.
An example command line that will read the Changeable property from the System Application would look like:
wscript comadmin.vbs /get /localhost /application "System Application" /property "Changeable"
To view the argument options, open the script comadmin.vbs in notepad or your favorite editor.
| Filename | Description |
| COMAdmin.vbs | This script is the sample. It can be opened as a text document to see how to interact with COM+ Administration Interfaces via a script. |
This sample does not require any building. It does require you to have access to a scripting host.
For more examples of using the COM+ Administration Interfaces see the Explore project (VB or VC++)
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Interaction analysis for molecular structures and ensembles
A residue label file is a mapping from residue identifiers used in a structure-file or an MD topology to
a generic but unique label that serves the users needs. For example, the following file will map fully
generic chain:resname:resid
amino acid-identifiers to a more compact single-letter identifier
where the chain is implied.
A:GLU:1 E1
A:ARG:2 R2
A:VAL:3 V3
A:ARG:4 R4
...
The purpose of this is to make the output of getcontacts-scripts more readable. This applies when generating flareplots, or, as in the following example, for fingerprint heatmaps.
Preparing a residue label file requires a bit of work, but once generated it can be reused both when generating residue frequency files [example 1] and for generating flareplots [example 2]. Additionally, we've pre-generated generic labels for several classes of proteins:
To download all selected label files paste the following into a terminal:


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I had been waiting to try opium for quite some time, and one weekend offered itself to the purchase and consumption of this enigmatic, and hard to come by opiate. It began when four friends traveled into the city of brotherly love to aquire five grams of this sticky black residue, smelling of a unique fresh flower. Once the drugs were secured and mouths filled with food for the evening, we went back to the dorm to smoke. Myself and one other friend had never tried opium before, but I had researched a lot about it. The other two friends had only smoked it on top of some weed, so we decided to go at it straight. The bowl was packed with half a gram, and we proceeded to smoke it. The initial hit tasted almost confused in my mouth, as I had never tasted such a strong floral power in my mouth. The bowl lasted quite a while, for about 15 minutes, before it was ash.
We looked at eachother, silently pondering what eachother was feeling and exactly how we were being affected. It was determined then that we weren't high enough, so we smoked the other half gram in the same bowl. At this point i didn't feel anything except a loght marajuana buzz feeling. Even after we finished the gram, I only felt moderatly buzzed, My friends had various stages of buzzing. Only after we pack a nugget or two and smoked them did i feel the come on of a real opium high.
Lying down, I began to lose the feeling in all of my limbs and my entire body as a whole. It felt as if the biggest, warmest blanket had been wrapped around, I was emersed in warm and comfortable. This feeling was constant for a few hours, and even into my sleep, i could feel heat engulfing me. So, for me, I think that I needed the weed to bring on the opium and only after that did i truly feel the power of this flower. I would recommended it to almost anyone.
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.


The runner to use for this test (test only HTTP return code, test also SOAP compliance, use SOAP UI assertions, POSTMAN tests or OPEN API SCHEMA compliance).
The runner to use for this test (for now we only have ASYNC API SCHEMA compliance).
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Like: Hard to tell from the photo, but I like the texture of the white shirt. Afraid maybe too white though? Really like the pattern on this tie too


Determines the full, NT identity name for a user or group.
Resolve-IdentityName [-Name] <String> [<CommonParameters>]
Resolve-IdentityName -SID <Object> [<CommonParameters>]
Resolve-IdentityName
resolves a user/group name into its full, canonical name, used by the operating system. For example, the local Administrators group is actually called BUILTIN\Administrators. With a canonical username, you can unambiguously compare principals on objects that contain user/group information.
If unable to resolve a name into an identity, Resolve-IdentityName
returns nothing.
If you want to get full identity information (domain, type, sid, etc.), use Resolve-Identity
.
In Carbon 2.0, you can also resolve a SID into its identity name. The SID
parameter accepts a SID in SDDL form as a string
, a System.Security.Principal.SecurityIdentifier
object, or a SID in binary form as an array of bytes. If the SID no longer maps to an active account, you'll get the original SID in SDDL form (as a string) returned to you.
| Name | Type | Description | Required? | Pipeline Input | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | String | The name of the identity to return. |
true | false | |
| SID | Object | Get an identity's name from its SID. Accepts a SID in SDDL form as a This parameter is new in Carbon 2.0. |
true | false |
Resolve-IdentityName -Name 'Administrators'
Returns BUILTIN\Administrators
, the canonical name for the local Administrators group.


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After downloading this assignment, the first thing you need to do is to setup your local environment, so that you can run the all the notebooks in this SLU.
With your setup in place, you should go through the notebooks in this order:
Learning Notebook
: here we'll teach you all the basics of Pandas.
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Once you're done with the three notebooks, you should upload your Exercise Notebook
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requirements.txt
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file, because those are the versions that we're using to grade your notebooks).
If you know what you're doing, the above instructions should be enough! Otherwise, we have a guide that explains how to set up a Python environment and install requirements here. The parts that are sufficient and necessary for you to setup your local environment are:
Alternatively, you can achieve the same by using Anaconda:
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Man killed in Narela factory fire
Smoke trapped victim inside the building, says fire official
by Staff ReporterA 32-year-old man was burnt to death after a fire broke out at a shoe factory in outer Delhi’s Narela, the police said on Sunday.
The body was beyond recognition and it is suspected to be of security guard Mangal Mandal, a resident of Bihar, they said.
Chief Fire Officer Atul Garg said they received a call regarding the fire around 12.45 a.m. “The fire started from the ground floor of the factory and spread to the other floors. A total of 24 fire tenders were rushed to the spot. Firefighters brought the blaze under control within an hour,” he said.
Mandal’s body was near the stairs on the top floor of the factory, the official said, adding that the floor’s gate was locked from the inside.
“We suspect that he was trying to escape but got stuck in the building as raw material inside the factory created a lot of smoke,” the fire official said, adding that the victim worked on the night shift. All three stories were engulfed in the blaze.
Factory owner Praveen Kumar told the police that it was a holiday on Saturday and only Mandal was inside. We are probing if there was any other person trapped inside,” said Gaurav Sharma, DCP (Outer North).


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The Great Day of the LORD
1 “For behold, the day is coming, burning like an oven, when all the arrogant and all evildoers will be stubble. The day that is coming shall set them ablaze, says the LORD of hosts, so that it will leave them neither root nor branch.
2 But for you who fear my name, the sun of righteousness shall rise with healing in its wings. You shall go out leaping like calves from the stall.
3 And you shall tread down the wicked, for they will be ashes under the soles of your feet, on the day when I act, says the LORD of hosts.
4 “Remember the law of my servant Moses, the statutes and rules that I commanded him at Horeb for all Israel.
5 “Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the great and awesome day of the LORD comes.
6 And he will turn the hearts of fathers to their children and the hearts of children to their fathers, lest I come and strike the land with a decree of utter destruction.”


Japanese bond prices rise on Sino-U.S. trade war woes, solid 20-year auction
by Stanley WhiteTOKYO — Japanese government bond prices rose on Wednesday as conflicting signals on the U.S.-China trade talks boosted demand for safe-haven assets.
Bond prices also got a boost after an auction of 20-year debt was met with solid demand from primary dealers, easing concerns about the market’s capacity to digest issuance of longer-dated notes.
Benchmark 10-year JGB futures rose 0.16 point to 153.46, with a trading volume of 18,536 lots.
The 10-year JGB yield fell 1.5 basis points to minus 0.110%.
The 20-year JGB yield fell 2 bps to 0.260%, while the 30-year JGB yield declined 1 bp to 0.420%.
In the middle of the yield curve, the five-year yield fell 1 bp to minus 0.220%.
At the short end, the two-year JGB yield was unchanged at minus 0.210%.
The prospect for progress in trade talks between Beijing and Washington seemed to dim when the U.S. Senate unanimously passed legislation aimed at protecting human rights in Hong Kong and China condemned it, vowing to take the steps necessary to safeguard its sovereignty and security. (Reporting by the Tokyo markets team; Editing by Subhranshu Sahu)


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The n-th Triangular number, T(n) = 1 +...+ n, is the sum of the first n integers. It is the number of points in a triangular array with n points on side. For example T(4):
Write a program to compute the weighted sum of triangular numbers:
The first line of input contains a single integer N, (1N1000) which is the number of datasets that follow.
Each dataset consists of a single line of input containing a single integer n, (1n300), which is the number of points on a side of the triangle.
For each dataset, output on a single line the dataset number, (1 through N), a blank, the value of n for the dataset, a blank, and the weighted sum, W(n), of triangular numbers for n.
4 3 4 5 10
1 3 45 2 4 105 3 5 210 4 10 2145


The Young Offenders will return for a third series
We may only be a few episodes into the latest series of The Young Offenders, but the immensely popular show has today been confirmed for a third season by the BBC.
Peter Foott's iconic production will go for the hat-rick after enjoying phenomenal success thus far.
Series two of The Young Offenders sees Conor and Jock up to their usual skulduggery.
Whilst Jock is on the precipice of fatherhood, Conor is still trying to navigate the tricky channels of young love and the second season is going down a storm with Irish and UK viewers alike.
The opening episode of season two drew an average audience of 370,100 viewers on RTÉ2.
The Echo was on set with some of the cast a couple of months ago and gained a sneak peek of the filming of series three.
Speaking to actress Hilary Rose, who plays Conor's mother in the hit show, she chatted about the success of The Young Offenders
"When we saw the final product of the film, we kind of thought, we’ve got something special here."
Chris Walley (Jock) said the success of the show can be largely accredited to Foott's incredible writing:
"I think that’s what Peter does so well with the writing is that there are all these conflicts and all these character flaws and then the characters always learn from them.
"They come full circle but rest assured the next episode will go back to the same antics again!
"But they are developing themselves," he said.
On set, the cast all noted their excitement for the third series, which from what we saw, looks like it will sustain the momentum of the previous two series.
The best might yet be to come for our two lovable rogues.


PSYCHO
** (out of 4) - a fair movie
Release Date: December 4, 1998 Starring: Vince Vaughn, Julianne Moore, Viggo Mortensen, William H. Macy, Philip Baker Hall, Anne Heche, Robert Forster Directed by: Gus Van Sant Distributed by: Universal Pictures MPAA Rating: R (violence, sexuality/nudity) URL: http://www.execpc.com/~kinnopio/reviews/1998/psycho.htm
The original PSYCHO, released in 1960 and directed by Alfred Hitchcock, is a classic suspense thriller which all other entries of the genre derive their lineage from. Even for one who's never seen the movie -- such as myself -- the movie's popularity among film buffs is immediately popular. Only the first syllable of Hitchcock's last name need be invoked before testamonies come pouring from the lips of others. And, being a classic, aging only makes it more popular; so, it's natural, then, that someone might want to remake it?
The arts are filled with remakes. For the theater, the most popular remake vehicle is probably THE NUTCRACKER or LES MISÉRABLES; for the cinema, LES MIS again comes to mind. While it's almost a given that a remake will never approach the genius of the original, filmmakers take their shot either for fame or for love of film. Hopefully it's the latter -- someone who just wants to work with a great script -- but likelihood says it's the later -- someone wants to be known as the genius who bested a longstanding champion. It's difficult to say where Gus Van Sant stands in helming his PSYCHO remake.
The bottom line on Van Sant's product is that it falls flat on its face. There's no question that the script was written as a truly cinematic experience; do not mistake this to be a cleverly-penned movie. Instead, Joseph Stefano gives the filmmaker a bare bones plot and expects that it will be glorified by atmosphere -- camera angles, moody music, timing or pacing, film speed or stock, acting, and any of the other qualitative properties of a movie. This may have been the case in 1960 with Alfred Hitchcock, Anthony Perkins, and Janet Leigh, but it is most certainly *not* the case in 1998 with Gus Van Sant, Vince Vaughn, and Anne Heche.
The movie begins as we're introduced to Marion Crane (Heche) and her lover, Sam Loomis (Viggo Mortensen). Loomis is deep in debt but working it off so that he can get out of his marriage and live happily with Marion. Until that happens, however, Marion is set working at a real estate company. Upon returning from a "late lunch" with Sam, Marion finds her boss about to sell a house worth $400,000 to a wealthy Arizonan; the rich shmuck pays entirely in cash and the greens are handed over to Marion to take to the bank. She immediately thinks of the possibilities of paying off her lover's debts, and takes to the road in a newly purchased car -- her only mistake in stopping at the Bates motel along the way.
The motel is run by an eerie fellow named Norman Bates (Vaughn) and is entirely vacant when Marion shows up. She disappears shortly thereafter, and soon Marion's sister Lila (Julianne Moore), a p.i. (William Macy), and Sam come looking for her. The movie ought to reach its peak here, but there is absolutely no tension or suspense developed and PSYCHO becomes rather boring. Van Sant looks for cheap thrills by using camera tricks, but comes up empty-handed. This isn't the sort of work you'd expect from an Oscar-nominated director, and certainly isn't recommendable either. Best to see it at cheap prices; or rent the original, because by any measuring stick, it's a better watch.
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Search works on data shown in the table and the entity description if the search string is longer than 2 letters.
Search works NOT on some data shown in the detail sheet e.g. linked entities.
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UAARG is a student vehicle project in the Faculty of Engineering. We
design and build our own UAV systems, typically of similar size to radio
controlled model airplanes. Every year a system is designed, built, tested
and then competed internationally. We offer the opportunity for students
to put theory into practice and gain valuable design and management
experience.
Some opportunities in the club include: All of these are awesome resume boosters!Who We Are
UAARG is composed of individual sub-teams that each work on a focused aspect of our drone. Members are encouraged to join the teams they are most interested in, but to also explore other teams to gain interdisciplinary experience.
Below is is an overview of the sub teams in UAARG:


public interface ProgressListener<T extends java.lang.Enum<T>>
PreloadConfig.setProgressListener(com.sleepycat.je.ProgressListener<com.sleepycat.je.PreloadConfig.Phases>)
, which accepts a
ProgressListener<PreloadConfig.Phase>, and reports on
Environment.preload() or Database.preload()EnvironmentConfig.setRecoveryProgressListener(com.sleepycat.je.ProgressListener<com.sleepycat.je.RecoveryProgress>)
, which accepts a
ProgressListener<RecoveryProgress>, and reports on environment
startup.
ReplicationConfig.setSyncupProgressListener(com.sleepycat.je.ProgressListener<com.sleepycat.je.rep.SyncupProgress>)
,
which accepts a ProgressListener<SyncupProgress>, and reports on
replication stream syncup.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
progress(T phase,
long n,
long total)
Called by BDB JE to indicate to the user that progress has been
made on a potentially long running or asynchronous operation.
|
boolean progress(T phase, long n, long total)
This method should do the minimal amount of work, queuing any resource intensive operations for processing by another thread before returning to the caller, so that it does not unduly delay the target operation, which invokes this method.
The applicaton should also be aware that the method has potential to disrupt the reported-upon operation. If the progress() throws a RuntimeException, the operation for which the progress is being reported will be aborted and the exception propagated back to the original caller. Also, if progress() returns false, the operation will be halted. For recovery and syncup listeners, a false return value can invalidate and close the environment.
phase
- an enum indicating the phase of the operation for
which progress is being reported.n
- indicates the number of units that have been processed so far.
If this does not apply, -1 is returned.total
- indicates the total number of units that will be processed
if it is known by JE. If total is < 0, then the total number is
unknown. When total == n, this indicates that processing of this
operation is 100% complete, even if all previous calls to progress
passed a negative value for total.Copyright (c) 2002, 2017 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.


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Asper, the official Design & Development society of UIT-RGPV, is composed of creative designers and experienced developers. Services such as graphic designing & website designing are professionally offered by us.
Asper is aimed at training students as well as offering specially customized services in the following fields:
Specialization in design, the society is keen on establishing a matrix of budding as well as experienced graphic designers to train them in softwares such as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, to help them in being a better version of themselves. Asper also provides professional solutions for all graphic designing needs, such as Logo, Merchandise, Posters, Social media banner, Vector art, Stationary products and Customized merchandise design etc.
Asper provides a planned course covering the basics as well as advanced topics of UI & UX for web designing. If one doesn't want to dive into graphic designing as well as don't want to be a developer, this is the best we can do for you. Also, according to the customer demands, we design attractive User Interface (UIs) with augmented aesthetics for improved user-experiences for websites, and if required, we are also able to provide web development services.
The founding members of Asper are well experienced in both front-end and back-end web development. Our curated course perfects the student in this field and if the client requires, we are able to design fully functional websites that take care of smallest possible needs of the user.
Presenting your work in the judicious manner is of the utmost importance. This team will develop your presentation skills on platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, Behance and more. Asper values the work of content writers and seeks to help them in sculpting their skills for a better future.
We understand the crucial role an app plays for the growth of a business. We therefore train students in that field while parallelly designing professional applications Asper clients need.
Marketing is the angler which sails the boat of the company in the right direction. Students get an insight into the corporate world by being a part of the marketing team of Asper.
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Dynamic Table Angular Component
An example of developing a reusable component in Angular that does these things:
- Generates dynamic table headers (column names) based on data feeds
- Generates dynamic filters (facets) based on data feeds
- Reports front-end errors to a hosted service on same or different domain (Airbrake.io).


jschemer
jschemer
is a utility that generates documentation for JSON Schemas, providing end users with human-readable web pages instead of raw JSON documents. See an example of generated jschemer
documentation here. jschemer
accepts one or more JSON Schemas as input, and produces an HTML page for each schema, along with a landing page for the documentation. It can be run as a Node module or from the command line.
Maintained by Daniel W. Hieber
View a demo of documentation generated with jschemer
.
Contents
Installation & Usage
Installation
npm i -D jschemer # if installing as a dev dependency
npm i jschemer # if installing as a core dependency
Command Line Usage
# This example uses JSON schemas located in the /json folder to generate documentation in the /docs folder
jschemer --schemas json --out docs --readme README.md
# You can also just run jschemer with its defaults (/schemas -> /out)
jschemer
Usage in Node
const jschemer = require(`jschemer`);
// options (see additional options below)
const opts = {
out: `docs`,
readme: `README.md`,
schemas: `schemas`,
};
// generate the documentation
jschemer(opts)
.then(/* code to run after documentation is generated */)
.catch(/* catch any errors */);
// jschemer may also be run with defaults
jschemer()
.then(/* code to run after documentation is generated */)
.catch(/* catch any errors */);
The jschemer
module exposes a single function which accepts two arguments: the path to a directory of JSON schemas (defaults to /schemas
), and an options object (see the Options below). The jschemer
function returns a promise that resolves when the documentation is done being generated.
Options
| Node | Command Line | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
out |
‑o , ‑‑out |
out |
The path to the folder where the documentation will be generated. The folder will be created if it does not already exist. |
readme |
‑r , ‑‑readme |
— | The path to a readme file to include in the generated documentation. This will be displayed on the landing page for the documentation (index.html ). If no readme is provided, a placeholder readme is used. |
schemas |
‑s , ‑‑schemas |
schemas |
The path to the folder where the JSON schemas are located. |
Customizing
To customize the readme used on the landing page of the documentation, use the readme
option to specify the path to a different readme.
To customize the HTML or CSS used to generate the documentation, edit the files in the /components
folder. The HTML templates are written using Handlebars. The CSS for the documentation is written in LESS.
In the HTML, each schema and subschema is wrapped in a

element. Each keyword in the JSON Schema is wrapped in a single element (typically a

or

) with two CSS classes: the name of the keyword (e.g. minimum
, additionalItems
, etc.) and keyword
.
For example, here is the HTML for JSON Schema’s minimum
keyword. If a JSON Schema has the minimum
keyword in it, it will use the following Handlebars code.
{{#if minimum}}

Minimum: {{minimum}}

{{/if}}
If you would like to embed the schema template in your own site, without using the accompanying pages generated by jschemer
, simply copy the files in components/schema
into your project. Then use LESS to compile schema.less
to a CSS file, and use Handlebars to compile the schema.hbs
template with your schema data. You can then insert the HTML generated by Handlebars into your webpage, and link to the CSS file to apply styling.
Notes
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Each schema is validated using ajv when the documentation is generated. If a schema cannot be parsed as JSON, or is not a valid schema, it will be ignored, and a warning will be shown in the console.
-
When using the
$ref
keyword, you may provide additional keywords in the referencing schema as well, and jschemer will include them in the documentation. This is useful so that your end users don’t need to visit the referenced schema to see information about it. If both the referencing schema and the referenced schema have the same keyword, the value of the referencing schema will be used. This is most useful when you would like to provide specific notes (usually in thedescription
property) about how an external schema should be used or interpreted in the context of the current schema.


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This dashboard allows you to explore data related to official development assistance (ODA) provided by donor countries (such as the Netherlands) to developing countries all over the world (such as Zimbabwe).
YourDataStories aggregates data from various separate datasets into a common “semantic graph” in RDF. In plain English: YourDataStories connects information from different sources in one place. It enables users to access such data easily and to discover relations between data. In such a way, users can browse, search, visualize, and make sense of the aggregated data, rather than chase the original, discrete datasets which may only be accessible to experts.
YourDataStories looks at ODA broken down into individual “Aid Activities”. An Aid Activity has
The following two maps show all beneficiary (recipient) and benefactor (donor) countries available in the data, coloured according to the number of Aid Activities they have been involved in. Both maps are interactive, allowing the selection of any number and combination of beneficiary/benefactor countries.
Below the maps, a slider allows the selection of any time period within the available data.
Finally, there is a set of “info boxes” that allow you to filter for various aspects of the ODA data. Clicking on each “info box” shows predefined visualisations. Using the icons in the upper right corner of the visualisation, you can toggle between various types of infographics. The icons in the upper left corner allow you to generate an embed code to use the visualisation on another website, and to add it to your personal data collection (“basket”).
The following table shows all Aid Activities for the selected benefactor and beneficiary countries that span the selected time period. You can obtain the same results through search: an example is provided on the search tab.
Each Aid Activity has a set of related transactions and sectors. In order to see them, please select an Aid Activity from the table below, and press its “View” button. The related transactions and sectors will be listed in a new page.
The following example shows how a detailed search can be performed in the YourDataStories platform, through the “Advanced Search”. The advanced search allows you to graphically create rules that filter specific properties. Auto-completion is also supported!
Select benefactor and beneficiary countries, change the time period, and see how the rules are automatically generated. Instructions on how to use Advanced Search, a guided tutorial on filtering with a specific sector, access to the full search interface.
International trade activities describe the trade activities among countries.
In the following map you can see the trade relations between the Netherlands, and the rest of the world:
The following table shows all Trade Activities for the selected origin and destination countries that span the selected time period. You can obtain the same results through search: an example is provided on the search tab.
Each Trade Activity has a set of related transactions and sectors. In order to see them, please select a Trade Activity from the table below, and press its “View” button. The related transactions and sectors will be listed in a new page.
The following example shows how a detailed search can be performed in the YourDataStories platform, through the “Advanced Search”. The advanced search allows to graphically create rules, that filter specific properties. Auto-completion is also supported!
Select origin and destination countries, change the time period, and see how the rules are automatically generated. Instructions on how to use Advanced Search, a guided tutorial on filtering with a specific sector, access to the full search interface.


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The algorithm/concat.h
header defines an algorithm that concatenates the elements of a generic data structure.
#include <chaos/preprocessor/algorithm/concat.h>
The CHAOS_PP_CONCAT
macro concatenates the elements of its argument.
CHAOS_PP_CONCAT
(g)
The generic data structure whose elements are to be concatenated.
This macro performs an ordered concatenation of the elements of g beginning with the first element. This is illustrated by the following pseudo-code:
( ... ((g[0] ## g[1]) ## g[2]) ... ## g[length(g) - 1])
In C99, if g contains non-unary elements, the sub-elements of each element will also be concatenated. For example,
CHAOS_PP_CONCAT
((CHAOS_PP_SEQ
) (a, b)(c, d)) // abcd
The efficiency of the algorithm's use of the recursion backend can be described in terms of the number of recursion steps required to complete the algorithm. The asymptotic upper and lower bounds are Θ(n+1), where n is the number of elements in g.
This macro uses bypass semantics.
If bypass semantics are already in effect, CHAOS_PP_CONCAT_BYPASS
must be used instead.
CHAOS_PP_AUTO_CAT
CHAOS_PP_CAT
CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL_CAT
CHAOS_PP_PARTIAL_CAT_II
CHAOS_PP_PRIMITIVE_AUTO_CAT
CHAOS_PP_PRIMITIVE_CAT
CHAOS_PP_PRIMITIVE_REVERSE_CAT
CHAOS_PP_REVERSE_CAT
CHAOS_PP_SEQ_CONCAT
CHAOS_PP_TUPLE_CONCAT
CHAOS_PP_VARIADIC_CAT
#include<chaos/preprocessor/algorithm/concat.h>
#include<chaos/preprocessor/list/core.h>
CHAOS_PP_CONCAT
( (CHAOS_PP_LIST
) (C, (H, (A, (O, (S, ...))))) ) // CHAOS
The CHAOS_PP_CONCAT_ID
macro indirectly expands to CHAOS_PP_CONCAT
.
CHAOS_PP_CONCAT_ID
()
This macro effectively allows CHAOS_PP_CONCAT
to pass through itself without becoming disabled.
The CHAOS_PP_CONCAT_
macro expands to a λ expression representing CHAOS_PP_CONCAT
.
CHAOS_PP_CONCAT_
This macro is a shorthand form of the following λ binding:
The CHAOS_PP_CONCAT_BYPASS
macro behaves identically to CHAOS_PP_CONCAT
except that it is parametized by the bypass recursion state.
CHAOS_PP_CONCAT_BYPASS
(s, g)
The current bypass recursion state.
The generic data structure whose elements are to be concatenated.
If bypass semantics are already in effect, this macro must be used instead of CHAOS_PP_CONCAT
.
The CHAOS_PP_CONCAT_BYPASS_ID
macro indirectly expands to CHAOS_PP_CONCAT_BYPASS
.
CHAOS_PP_CONCAT_BYPASS_ID
()
This macro effectively allows CHAOS_PP_CONCAT_BYPASS
to pass through itself without becoming disabled.
The CHAOS_PP_CONCAT_BYPASS_
macro expands to a λ expression representing CHAOS_PP_CONCAT_BYPASS
.
CHAOS_PP_CONCAT_BYPASS_
This macro is a shorthand form of the following λ binding:


An MPI program consists of autonomous processes, executing their own code, in an MIMD style. The codes executed by each process need not be identical. The processes communicate via calls to MPI communication primitives. Typically, each process executes in its own address space, although shared-memory implementations of MPI are possible. This document specifies the behavior of a parallel program assuming that only MPI calls are used for communication. The interaction of an MPI program with other possible means of communication (e.g., shared memory) is not specified.
MPI does not specify the execution model for each process. A process can be sequential, or can be multi-threaded, with threads possibly executing concurrently. Care has been taken to make MPI ``thread-safe,'' by avoiding the use of implicit state. The desired interaction of MPI with threads is that concurrent threads be all allowed to execute MPI calls, and calls be reentrant; a blocking MPI call blocks only the invoking thread, allowing the scheduling of another thread.
MPI does not provide mechanisms to specify the initial allocation of processes to an MPI computation and their binding to physical processors. It is expected that vendors will provide mechanisms to do so either at load time or at run time. Such mechanisms will allow the specification of the initial number of required processes, the code to be executed by each initial process, and the allocation of processes to processors. Also, the current proposal does not provide for dynamic creation or deletion of processes during program execution (the total number of processes is fixed), although it is intended to be consistent with such extensions. Finally, we always identify processes according to their relative rank in a group, that is, consecutive integers in the range 0..groupsize-1.


Species II (1998)
MGM; rated R (gore, graphic violence, language, nudity, rape, sexual situations); 92 minutes
Director: Peter Medak
Writer: Chris Brancato
Cast: Michael Madsen, Mykelti Williamson, Justin Lazard, Marg Helgenberger, Natasha Henstridge, George Dzunda, James Cromwell, Myriam Cyr, Peter Boyle.
Review By: Geoff Berkshire
Star Rating: No Stars (out of ****)
Species II is quite simply one of the worst motion pictures I have ever had the displeasure of seeing in a theater. It is numbingly bad. It is so bad I had to look away from the screen for several points during the film simply to prevent myself from going insane.
The original Species (1995) was a surprise summer sleeper and was part of MGM's return to a major studio. Species II could very well kill the studio all over again (if they weren't still thriving from the latest Bond picture, Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), it probably would for sure).
I don't think anyone would accuse the first film of being a classic but it was a fun, sexy, sci-fi thriller with a solid cast and some creepy ideas. It also introduced the wildly sexy Natasha Henstridge and, unfortunately for her, she returns here. Since her character Sil was killed in the first film she returns as a clone of her former self in this one. She's now known as Eve and is kept behind glass, and off screen, for much of the film.
The main focus of the film is on national hero Patrick Ross (Justin Lazard).   His ultimate goal? To mate with Eve so that they can create the ultimate, unstoppable, alien race.
Well since this guy is wiping out the population it's lucky for the government that Eve is psychically linked to him and they have her under surveillance so she can help them out. Watching over her is Dr. Laura Baker (Marg Helgenberger) who returns from the original film. Also returning is Press Lenox (Michael Madsen), and the two have a bizarrely less stimulating relationship this time around.
Anyway they team up with another astronaut, Dennis Gamble (Mykelti Williamson), who was exposed to the virus but didn't get infected.
Eventually they track down Patrick and kill him but not before Eve has broken out and the two nearly mate (allowing for token exposure of Natasha's bare breasts and butt).
To state all the reasons this movie is pure evil would take entirely too long. There is really nothing redeeming.
None of the actors do anything to enliven the procedures. Justin Lazard basically ensures his stint as a movie star is over before it begins and Madsen, Helgenberger, and Williamson look like they're just collecting paychecks. I don't even want to know what possessed the brilliant James Cromwell to become involved in this, I'd rather just forget about it and watch Babe, L.A. Confidential, or Star Trek: First Contact again.
Then there's poor Natasha Henstridge. She's a beautiful woman and the scenes of Eve in heat come closest to redeeming the film. They flirt with being honestly sexy which provides the film with it's only almost real moments. Maybe she's a really great actress but even if she isn't she deserves better than this.
If you must see the film just wait for video (or even cable, which is where this movie should have premiered). But don't say you haven't been warned...
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new FrameData() FrameData is a container for Frame objects, which are the internal representation of animation data in Phaser. Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 13 Members <readonly> total :number The total number of frames in this FrameData set. Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 267 Methods addFrame(frame) ? {Phaser.Frame} Adds a new Frame to this FrameData collection. Typically called by the Animation.Parser and not directly. Parameters: Name Type Description frame Phaser.Frame The frame to add to this FrameData set. Returns: Phaser.Frame - The frame that was just added. Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 31 checkFrameName(name) ? {boolean} Check if there is a Frame with the given name. Parameters: Name Type Description name string The name of the frame you want to check. Returns: boolean - True if the frame is found, otherwise false. Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 89 clone() ? {Phaser.FrameData} Makes a copy of this FrameData including copies (not references) to all of the Frames it contains. Returns: Phaser.FrameData - A clone of this object, including clones of the Frame objects it contains. Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 107 destroy() Destroys this FrameData collection by nulling the _frames and _frameNames arrays. Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 251 getFrame(index) ? {Phaser.Frame} Get a Frame by its numerical index. Parameters: Name Type Description index number The index of the frame you want to get. Returns: Phaser.Frame - The frame, if found. Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 53 getFrameByName(name) ? {Phaser.Frame} Get a Frame by its frame name. Parameters: Name Type Description name string The name of the frame you want to get. Returns: Phaser.Frame - The frame, if found. Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 71 getFrameIndexes(frames, useNumericIndex, output) ? {Array} Returns all of the Frame indexes in this FrameData set. The frames indexes are returned in the output array, or if none is provided in a new Array object. Parameters: Name Type Argument Default Description frames Array <optional> An Array containing the indexes of the frames to retrieve. If undefined or the array is empty then all frames in the FrameData are returned. useNumericIndex boolean <optional> true Are the given frames using numeric indexes (default) or strings? (false) output Array <optional> If given the results will be appended to the end of this array otherwise a new array will be created. Returns: Array - An array of all Frame indexes matching the given names or IDs. Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 204 getFrameRange(start, end, output) ? {Array} Returns a range of frames based on the given start and end frame indexes and returns them in an Array. Parameters: Name Type Argument Description start number The starting frame index. end number The ending frame index. output Array <optional> If given the results will be appended to the end of this array otherwise a new array will be created. Returns: Array - An array of Frames between the start and end index values, or an empty array if none were found. Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 135 getFrames(frames, useNumericIndex, output) ? {Array} Returns all of the Frames in this FrameData set where the frame index is found in the input array. The frames are returned in the output array, or if none is provided in a new Array object. Parameters: Name Type Argument Default Description frames Array <optional> An Array containing the indexes of the frames to retrieve. If the array is empty or undefined then all frames in the FrameData are returned. useNumericIndex boolean <optional> true Are the given frames using numeric indexes (default) or strings? (false) output Array <optional> If given the results will be appended to the end of this array otherwise a new array will be created. Returns: Array - An array of all Frames in this FrameData set matching the given names or IDs. Source - animation/FrameData.js, line 157


As an experienced user, I know that there are 2 things about this drug that are rarely covered. One of them is that it opens the door to anger, the other that it opens the door to Pleasure, and that is what my post is all about.
I have used this drug countless times, however not all the time, more like from time-to-time. With each use I believe it has started me on a journey to discover a new level of pleasure.
I don't know why it affects everyone differently, but I want to share where It took me one evening/morning, so that someone can see the possibilities of the pleasures it could bring. First let me make one thing clear. I am a Straight Male, and in no means is this experience false or some 'made-up story'
Everything here is real and I actually ENJOYED EVERY MINUTE!
The day started out perfect. After acquiring a good amount of the product I proceeded to go SHOPPING. After doing a small 'blast' of the stuff, about the size of a nickel, I went to the ladies lingerie store where club/dancer-stripper apparel is sold. The store thankfully was a bit far from home, and in a somewhat secluded location. Already feeling a bit shaky, but completely erotic, I started to try on some huge platform high heels. After 4, or 5 pair I decided on a very comfortable but strappy black pair for 45 dollars.
 I also bought a matching belly chain, choker, anklet and 2 toe rings. Done there and thank god because I wanted to get out of there, but at the same time the speed increased my awareness of my body and the whole shopping experience. The next place I went I bought I industrial strength clear plastic shower curtain, huge bottle of baby oil, shaving cream and some good razors.
Last stop, a cheap motel located Downtown. I got the room upstairs on the back side of the building, which was perfect for me. I laid the sacks on the floor and went straight for the shower. I got the water a bit warmer than normal since sometimes meth makes my fingers and toes cold. I stripped and lathered-up my whole body and began to shave EVERYTHING! I knew this was not normal behavior but this is what I had been feeling all along during the previous uses, a need to reach a sexual peak, something almost forbidden. After a painstaking hour there was not one hair on my body below my neck, and I must say I knew I was in for something magical tonight. My body felt so sensual and soft, merely walking to the table was erotic.
At that time I broke-out the small Ziploc baggie and made myself 4 huge lines. I used some near-by tissue and blew my nose well. I took a deep breath and sniffed the first two. It must have been good stuff this time because it had a very strong odor, which is a good sign! Plus when I inhaled it and it felt very sharp and it really burned! I could feel the substance dripping down the back of my throat; I swigged a bit of water in preparation for my last 2. I took a deep breath again and did the 3rd one, at this time my heart was pounding so I decided to save the last one for later. So I took it and placed it next to the air conditioner so just in case it could be swept in front of the vent to dissipate into the air. SMART.
The lights were low, and luckily there was free porn in the room which to say the least was making me very horny.
I took the shower curtain and spread it over a white sheet. I sat on this completely naked and I could not believe how this felt. It was as if my skin could feel things that have never been felt before, of course shaving had some part in this.
I proceeded to dress my self with the jewelry, toe rings, looked cute, the anklets cold steel felt amazing, along with the belly chain, and my choker. At this time my body was feeling like a million balloons about to burst with an orgasm that was just on the brink. Thatís the only way I can explain it. I proceeded to put on my heels, and I must admit, Iíve never put anything on my feet that made me feel so sexy/slutty. They looked amazing and looking down at my body, pulse racing, sense of touch heightened beyond belief.  I stood as best I could and suddenly, trying to keep my balance I felt so feminine.
I soaked the plastic in baby oil. My senses are going wild, I wanted to show everyone just how horny I was and how beautiful I looked, this is something I would have never done but this hotel is known as a sort-of gay hang-out, so what did I do, I grabbed a smoke and walked out on the balcony/walkway and lit a cig.  And no wonder, what If the wrong person sees me (police) I didnít care, thatís the neat thing about Meth, my inhibitions disappear when It affects me!  If that makes sense.
My sight is also a bit clearer, due to my pupils widening and allowing more ambient light in, which is neat because sometimes I might think someone is right beside me walking up to me and when I look thereís nothing there! Well no one sees me So I go inside. I sit on the edge of the extra bed watching two lesbians kiss on the TV, this is setting me off and I cannot wait to touch myself but I am holding out. Meth does not make me hard, but the sensation of touch is all the same, of course multiplied X 100 (now) I press the cold PVC bikini against my genitals and a shock of pure raw Pleasure moves through my torso and legs. I really enjoy the texture of the material and the sound it makes when it is moved.
The baby oil has a bit of a strong smell so I light an incense that I brought in from the car. I draw the curtains a bit so if someone really wanted to they could look inside, Iíve also left the door cracked so I could be caught masturbating, which also helped heighten my experience. Every piece of cold jewelry that touched my body only increased my ecstasy along with the girl/girl movie, I felt as If I were one of them, and the Meth made me feel as if another equally stunning girl was caressing my body. I stood and slowly removed the bikini; at this point my body feels like one big orgasm on the brink of exploding.
I dropped the cute black panties to the floor, and slowly crawl onto the baby-oiled plastic. OH GOD! I have never felt anything more erotic! I watched my body and legs become so shiny with the oil, I was almost frustrated to tears of joy because this whole experience was almost too much to bear. Keep in mind, I feel as if I am the brink of an orgasm, and it is never-ending pleasure!!
Damm I looked so sexy in those heels, I felt a bit of jealousy toward females wash over me! My heart was still pounding and I 'seemed' thinner and more tone, very pleasant to look at.  My only WANT/NEED was to feel the slippery plastic against my penis, heart pounding, tingling and watching the shadows at the window and door, watching and listening to the young lesbians on the TV, feeling the oil between my shoes and toes and dripping down my legs, feeling the wet jewelry against my neck and belly and ankle, oh God I touched it and was in ecstasy and I was sliding all around on it. I made circles with my hips and pressed down very hard, causing me to slide in different directions that I didnít expect! All of this made me moan. To this day Iíve never felt anything better than that moment!
I turned over and looked at my wet shiny body and I swear Iíve never seen a more beautiful/sexy/erotic/slutty looking body in my life. Those shoes were a definite high-light of the whole experience.
I grabbed the bottle and poured it over my penis, I have just topped the first feeling, just as good but in a different way, my fingers were shaky and my penis was small because of the Meth, but I swear I felt every microscopic inch of it as if I were receiving 1000 b/j at once. All of these feelings are because of the Meth. Needless to say, before I write a novel, I forced myself to masturbate to an orgasm, It took me about 4 hours of long concentration/lots of porn and saliva (not salvia) to get hard, and when it felt it building it was unlike anything Iíve ever felt. Hot almost, and when I came, I swear to this day it shot from me so hard, I really believe I almost fainted with pleasure because the semen shot at least 3 feet in the air. Some landed on my chest and legs, the rest on the plastic, which was a mess to say the least.
I will never regret that evening/morning, ever! In fact If I ever get the chance, I will do It all again. Am I gay? A cross dresser? NO But these forbidden acts and clothing only heightened my whole experience. Now If I could only find someone guy/girl to dress-up and do it with me! That would be unforgettable!
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.


During the kata section of sprint for there were many instances where i was stuck trying to understand basic code syntax and the scope of where my functions
were pointing too. In order to move past theese i had to use a range of probklem solving techniques i had learned to find a soluition so i could make further
progress.
My biggest problem i encountered again and again was just reminding myself of the exact syntax i had to use for my javascript aswell as how to refference
different variables from different places. At first i tried to solve this by googling for answers and using the error messages toi figure out where my code was incorrect.
For the most part theese methods solved most of my issues howvere when this wasnt enough i turned to my coaches and peers and asked for help through the slack channel.
I found that while no one necessarily gave me an outrighjt answer at first they slowly worked through the issue with me to a point where i could understand why i went wrong and thus
knew what steps i had to take to correct the issue. I learnt that often it is best to ask youre cohort for help as some people are further advanced than others and
would have encountered the exact same difficulties i was having previosuly in their own work.
I feel like i am fairly confident with using most of the problem solving trechniques we have been learning however there are two or three that stick out to me that i feel i could make better use of. Theese wpould be pseudocode, the rubber ducky method and using reflection more efficitvely. I often foudn myself getting stuck only to come back a few hours later to immediatly see the issue as i had given my self some time to refelct and think about the issue rather than just staring at lines of cod. Also my planning using psuedocode could be done better in order to give myself a better understanding of the overall solution before i even start writing code. I feel often at times just taking a step back and allowing myself to reflect will give me much faster learning and progress.


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Gildings |
This class represents the amount of silver, gold and platinum that a contribution has, given by users. class Gildings : Parcelable |
ImageDetail |
data class ImageDetail : Parcelable |
Images |
data class Images : Parcelable |
ImageVariants |
data class ImageVariants : Parcelable |
Media |
data class Media : Parcelable |
MediaEmbed |
data class MediaEmbed : Parcelable |
OEmbed |
data class OEmbed : Parcelable |
RedditMedia |
data class RedditMedia : Parcelable |
RedditVideo |
data class RedditVideo : Parcelable |
SubmissionKind |
Enum class that defines the kind of submissions. There are additional properties inside of Submission, to specify whether it's a video, an image, if it's hosted on reddit.com domain or not... enum class SubmissionKind |
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Mamed Khalidov
AGE: 38 Olsztyn
Poland
6'0"
182.88 cm Weight
186 lbs
84.37 kg
Association:
Berkut Arrachion Olsztyn
Class: Middleweight
Fight History - Pro
| Result | Fighter | Event | Method/Referee | R | Time |
| loss | Tomasz Narkun | KSW 46 - Narkun vs. Khalidov 2 Dec / 01 / 2018 |
Decision (Unanimous) Marc Goddard |
3 | 5:00 |
| loss | Tomasz Narkun | KSW 42 - Khalidov vs. Narkun Mar / 03 / 2018 |
Submission (Triangle Choke) Piotr Michalak |
3 | 1:18 |
| win | Borys Mankowski | KSW 39 - Colosseum May / 27 / 2017 |
Decision (Unanimous) Lukasz Bosacki |
3 | 5:00 |
| win | Luke Barnatt | ACB 54 - Supersonic Mar / 11 / 2017 |
KO (Punches) Herb Dean |
1 | 0:21 |
| win | Aziz Karaoglu | KSW 35 - Khalidov vs. Karaoglu May / 27 / 2016 |
Decision (Majority) Marc Goddard |
3 | 5:00 |
| win | Michal Materla | KSW 33 - Materla vs. Khalidov Nov / 28 / 2015 |
KO (Flying Knee and Punches) Piotr Michalak |
1 | 0:31 |
| win | Brett Cooper | KSW 29 - Reload Dec / 06 / 2014 |
Decision (Unanimous) Tomasz Bronder |
3 | 5:00 |
| win | Maiquel Falcao | KSW 27 - Cage Time May / 17 / 2014 |
Submission (Armbar) Herb Dean |
1 | 4:53 |
| win | Ryuta Sakurai | KSW 25 - Khalidov vs. Sakurai Dec / 07 / 2013 |
Submission (Triangle Choke) Tomasz Bronder |
1 | 2:03 |
| win | Melvin Manhoef | KSW 23 - Khalidov vs. Manhoef Jun / 08 / 2013 |
Submission (Guillotine Choke) Tomasz Bronder |
1 | 2:09 |
| win | Kendall Grove | KSW 21 - Final Resolution Dec / 01 / 2012 |
Submission (Achilles Lock) Tomasz Bronder |
2 | 3:36 |
| win | Rodney Wallace | KSW 19 - Pudzianowski vs. Sapp May / 12 / 2012 |
KO (Punch) Tomasz Bronder |
1 | 1:55 |
| win | Jesse Taylor | KSW 17 - Revenge Nov / 26 / 2011 |
Submission (Kneebar) Tomasz Bronder |
1 | 1:46 |
| win | Matt Lindland | KSW 16 - Konfrontacja May / 21 / 2011 |
Technical Submission (Guillotine Choke) Tomasz Bronder |
1 | 1:35 |
| win | James Irvin | KSW 15 - Konfrontacja Mar / 19 / 2011 |
Submission (Armbar) Tomasz Bronder |
1 | 0:33 |
| win | Yuki Sasaki | SRC - Soul of Fight Dec / 30 / 2010 |
TKO (Punches) Ryogaku Wada |
1 | 2:22 |
| draw | Ryuta Sakurai | KSW 13 - Kumite May / 07 / 2010 |
Draw Tomasz Bronder |
4 | 3:00 |
| loss | Jorge Santiago | SRC - Sengoku Raiden Championship 12 Mar / 07 / 2010 |
Decision (Unanimous) Yoshinori Umeki |
5 | 5:00 |
| win | Jorge Santiago | Sengoku - Eleventh Battle Nov / 07 / 2009 |
TKO (Punches) N/A |
1 | 2:45 |
| win | Daniel Acacio | KSW 11 - Konfrontacja May / 15 / 2009 |
KO (Punches) Robert Kostecki |
1 | 1:10 |
| win | Jason Guida | ShoXC - Elite Challenger Series Oct / 10 / 2008 |
TKO (Punches) N/A |
2 | 4:53 |
| draw | Daniel Tabera | KSW - Extra Sep / 13 / 2008 |
Draw Robert Kostecki |
3 | 3:00 |
| win | Valdas Pocevicius | KSW 9 - Konfrontacja May / 09 / 2008 |
Submission (Guillotine Choke) Gilbert Yvel |
1 | 0:51 |
| win | Petr Ondrus | KSW - Elimination 2 Mar / 29 / 2008 |
TKO (Hand Injury) Robert Kostecki |
2 | 5:00 |
| win | Dave Dalgliesh | KSW 8 - Konfrontacja Nov / 10 / 2007 |
Submission (Armbar) Robert Kostecki |
1 | 1:53 |
| win | Martin Zawada | KSW - Elimination Sep / 15 / 2007 |
Submission (Toe Hold) Robert Kostecki |
1 | 4:22 |
| win | Igor Pokrajac | BE 2 - Boxing Explosion 2 Aug / 02 / 2007 |
Submission (Kneebar) N/A |
2 | 0:55 |
| win | Aleksandar Stefanovic | KSW 7 - Konfrontacja Jun / 02 / 2007 |
TKO (Corner Stoppage) Robert Kostecki |
1 | 3:01 |
| win | Tor Troeng | FCP 3 - Khalidov vs. Troeng Feb / 25 / 2007 |
Submission (Triangle Choke) Krzysztof Kulak |
1 | 4:47 |
| win | Michal Garnys | XCage - Extreme Cage 2 Nov / 19 / 2006 |
Submission (Punches) Radoslaw Turek |
3 | 1:52 |
| win | Rashid Magomadov | President's Cup - Muay Thai Tournament Sep / 02 / 2006 |
Submission (Triangle Choke) N/A |
1 | 2:45 |
| win | Jacek Buczko | FCP 2 - Khalidov vs. Buczko Apr / 08 / 2006 |
KO (Punches) Slawomir Barczak |
1 | 4:52 |
| win | Andrzej Kosecki | XCage - Extreme Cage 1 Mar / 05 / 2006 |
Submission (Triangle Choke) Pawel Klimkiewicz |
1 | 2:53 |
| win | Pawel Krys | FCP 1 - Khalidov vs. Krys Jan / 15 / 2006 |
TKO (Punches) Piotr Baginski |
1 | 1:40 |
| win | Andre Reinders | MMA - Sport 3 Oct / 15 / 2005 |
KO (Punches) Marcin Blicharski |
1 | 4:01 |
| win | Danielius Razmus | MMA - Sport 3 Oct / 15 / 2005 |
Submission (Armbar) Marcin Blicharski |
1 | 1:46 |
| loss | Valdas Pocevicius | Shooto Lithuania - Gladiators 2 Sep / 22 / 2005 |
Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) N/A |
1 | 3:15 |
| win | Adam Skupien | MMA Sport 2 - Olimp May / 28 / 2005 |
KO (Head Kick) Piotr Baginski |
1 | 0:05 |
| win | Marek Krajewski | MMA - Sport 1 Mar / 18 / 2005 |
Submission (Kneebar) Miroslaw Okninski |
1 | 1:53 |
| win | Pawel Klimkiewicz | SP - Shidokan Poland Gala Dec / 05 / 2004 |
Decision (Unanimous) N/A |
2 | 5:00 |
| loss | Grazhuydas Smailis | Shooto Lithuania - Gladiators Sep / 29 / 2004 |
Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) N/A |
1 | 1:54 |
| loss | Nerijus Valiukevicius | Shooto Lithuania - Bushido King May / 18 / 2004 |
TKO (Punches) N/A |
1 | 4:49 |
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The core of this 'Rcpp' based package is a function to compute standardized Jonckheere-Terpstra test statistics for large numbers of dependent and independent variables, e.g., genome-wide analysis. It implements 'OpenMP', allowing the option of computing on multiple threads. Supporting functions are also provided to calculate p-values and summarize results.
| Version: | 1.5.1 |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.12.3) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Suggests: | knitr |
| Published: | 2017-08-14 |
| Author: | Jiaxing Lin, Alexander Sibley, Ivo Shterev, and Kouros Owzar |
| Maintainer: | Jiaxing Lin <jiaxing.lin at duke.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://bitbucket.org/impactp01/jtgwas |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
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We found Smokey in the Fall of 2009
I had just started school, and Allison was working locally. We thought it would be good to have a dog in the house
Little did we know that he would change our lives forever
He makes everything more fun. Going to the store, going on trips, exploring nature---it's better when we're together
The quite times are special. I love just sitting with him while he sleeps
He always finds a good spot to lay
He is such a character.