| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| AccumulableParam<R,T> | Deprecated
use AccumulatorV2.
|
| AccumulatorParam<T> | Deprecated
use AccumulatorV2.
|
| CleanupTask |
Classes that represent cleaning tasks.
|
| FutureAction<T> |
A future for the result of an action to support cancellation.
|
| JobSubmitter |
Handle via which a "run" function passed to a
ComplexFutureAction
can submit jobs for execution. |
| Partition |
An identifier for a partition in an RDD.
|
| SparkExecutorInfo |
Exposes information about Spark Executors.
|
| SparkJobInfo |
Exposes information about Spark Jobs.
|
| SparkStageInfo |
Exposes information about Spark Stages.
|
| TaskEndReason |
:: DeveloperApi ::
Various possible reasons why a task ended.
|
| TaskFailedReason |
:: DeveloperApi ::
Various possible reasons why a task failed.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Accumulable<R,T> | Deprecated
use AccumulatorV2.
|
| Accumulator<T> | Deprecated
use AccumulatorV2.
|
| AccumulatorParam.DoubleAccumulatorParam$ | Deprecated
use AccumulatorV2.
|
| AccumulatorParam.FloatAccumulatorParam$ | Deprecated
use AccumulatorV2.
|
| AccumulatorParam.IntAccumulatorParam$ | Deprecated
use AccumulatorV2.
|
| AccumulatorParam.LongAccumulatorParam$ | Deprecated
use AccumulatorV2.
|
| AccumulatorParam.StringAccumulatorParam$ | Deprecated
use AccumulatorV2.
|
| Aggregator<K,V,C> |
:: DeveloperApi ::
A set of functions used to aggregate data.
|
| CleanAccum | |
| CleanBroadcast | |
| CleanCheckpoint | |
| CleanRDD | |
| CleanShuffle | |
| CleanupTaskWeakReference |
A WeakReference associated with a CleanupTask.
|
| ComplexFutureAction<T> |
A
FutureAction for actions that could trigger multiple Spark jobs. |
| Dependency<T> |
:: DeveloperApi ::
Base class for dependencies.
|
| ExceptionFailure |
:: DeveloperApi ::
Task failed due to a runtime exception.
|
| ExecutorLostFailure |
:: DeveloperApi ::
The task failed because the executor that it was running on was lost.
|
| ExecutorRegistered | |
| ExecutorRemoved | |
| ExpireDeadHosts | |
| FetchFailed |
:: DeveloperApi ::
Task failed to fetch shuffle data from a remote node.
|
| HashPartitioner |
A
Partitioner that implements hash-based partitioning using
Java's Object.hashCode . |
| InternalAccumulator |
A collection of fields and methods concerned with internal accumulators that represent
task level metrics.
|
| InternalAccumulator.input$ | |
| InternalAccumulator.output$ | |
| InternalAccumulator.shuffleRead$ | |
| InternalAccumulator.shuffleWrite$ | |
| InterruptibleIterator<T> |
:: DeveloperApi ::
An iterator that wraps around an existing iterator to provide task killing functionality.
|
| NarrowDependency<T> |
:: DeveloperApi ::
Base class for dependencies where each partition of the child RDD depends on a small number
of partitions of the parent RDD.
|
| OneToOneDependency<T> |
:: DeveloperApi ::
Represents a one-to-one dependency between partitions of the parent and child RDDs.
|
| Partitioner |
An object that defines how the elements in a key-value pair RDD are partitioned by key.
|
| RangeDependency<T> |
:: DeveloperApi ::
Represents a one-to-one dependency between ranges of partitions in the parent and child RDDs.
|
| RangePartitioner<K,V> |
A
Partitioner that partitions sortable records by range into roughly
equal ranges. |
| Resubmitted |
:: DeveloperApi ::
A
org.apache.spark.scheduler.ShuffleMapTask that completed successfully earlier, but we
lost the executor before the stage completed. |
| SerializableWritable<T extends org.apache.hadoop.io.Writable> | |
| ShuffleDependency<K,V,C> |
:: DeveloperApi ::
Represents a dependency on the output of a shuffle stage.
|
| ShuffleStatus |
Helper class used by the
MapOutputTrackerMaster to perform bookkeeping for a single
ShuffleMapStage. |
| SimpleFutureAction<T> |
A
FutureAction holding the result of an action that triggers a single job. |
| SparkConf |
Configuration for a Spark application.
|
| SparkContext |
Main entry point for Spark functionality.
|
| SparkEnv |
:: DeveloperApi ::
Holds all the runtime environment objects for a running Spark instance (either master or worker),
including the serializer, RpcEnv, block manager, map output tracker, etc.
|
| SparkExecutorInfoImpl | |
| SparkFiles |
Resolves paths to files added through
SparkContext.addFile() . |
| SparkFirehoseListener |
Class that allows users to receive all SparkListener events.
|
| SparkJobInfoImpl | |
| SparkMasterRegex |
A collection of regexes for extracting information from the master string.
|
| SparkStageInfoImpl | |
| SparkStatusTracker |
Low-level status reporting APIs for monitoring job and stage progress.
|
| SpillListener |
A
SparkListener that detects whether spills have occurred in Spark jobs. |
| StopMapOutputTracker | |
| Success |
:: DeveloperApi ::
Task succeeded.
|
| TaskCommitDenied |
:: DeveloperApi ::
Task requested the driver to commit, but was denied.
|
| TaskContext |
Contextual information about a task which can be read or mutated during
execution.
|
| TaskKilled |
:: DeveloperApi ::
Task was killed intentionally and needs to be rescheduled.
|
| TaskResultLost |
:: DeveloperApi ::
The task finished successfully, but the result was lost from the executor's block manager before
it was fetched.
|
| TaskSchedulerIsSet |
An event that SparkContext uses to notify HeartbeatReceiver that SparkContext.taskScheduler is
created.
|
| TaskState | |
| TestUtils |
Utilities for tests.
|
| UnknownReason |
:: DeveloperApi ::
We don't know why the task ended -- for example, because of a ClassNotFound exception when
deserializing the task result.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| JobExecutionStatus |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| SparkException | |
| TaskKilledException |
:: DeveloperApi ::
Exception thrown when a task is explicitly killed (i.e., task failure is expected).
|
Accumulator
and StorageLevel
, are also used in Java, but the
org.apache.spark.api.java
package contains the main Java API.


XZDEC
Section: XZ Utils (1)Updated: 2009-06-04
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
xzdec, lzmadec - Small .xz and .lzma decompressorsSYNOPSIS
xzdec [option]... [file]...lzmadec [option]... [file]...
DESCRIPTION
xzdec is a liblzma-based decompression-only tool for .xz (and only .xz) files. xzdec is intended to work as a drop-in replacement for xz(1) in the most common situations where a script has been written to use xz --decompress --stdout (and possibly a few other commonly used options) to decompress .xz files. lzmadec is identical to xzdec except that lzmadec supports .lzma files instead of .xz files.To reduce the size of the executable, xzdec doesn't support multithreading or localization, and doesn't read options from XZ_OPT environment variable. xzdec doesn't support displaying intermediate progress information: sending SIGINFO to xzdec does nothing, but sending SIGUSR1 terminates the process instead of displaying progress information.
OPTIONS
- -d, --decompress, --uncompress
- Ignored for xz(1) compatibility. xzdec supports only decompression.
- -k, --keep
- Ignored for xz(1) compatibility. xzdec never creates or removes any files.
- -c, --stdout, --to-stdout
- Ignored for xz(1) compatibility. xzdec always writes the decompressed data to standard output.
- -M limit, --memory=limit
- Set the memory usage limit
. If this option is specified multiple times, the last one takes effect. The limit can be specified in multiple ways: -
- *
- The limit can be an absolute value in bytes. Using an integer suffix like MiB can be useful. Example: --memory=80MiB
- *
- The limit can be specified as a percentage of physical RAM. Example: --memory=70%
- *
- The limit can be reset back to its default value (currently 40 % of physical RAM) by setting it to 0.
- *
- The memory usage limiting can be effectively disabled by setting limit to max. This isn't recommended. It's usually better to use, for example, --memory=90%.
- The current limit can be seen near the bottom of the output of the --help option.
- -q, --quiet
- Specifying this once does nothing since xzdec never displays any warnings or notices. Specify this twice to suppress errors.
- -Q, --no-warn
- Ignored for xz(1) compatibility. xzdec never uses the exit status 2.
- -h, --help
- Display a help message and exit successfully.
- -V, --version
- Display the version number of xzdec and liblzma.
EXIT STATUS
- 0
- All was good.
- 1
- An error occurred.
xzdec doesn't have any warning messages like xz(1) has, thus the exit status 2 is not used by xzdec.
NOTES
xzdec and lzmadec are not really that small. The size can be reduced further by dropping features from liblzma at compile time, but that shouldn't usually be done for executables distributed in typical non-embedded operating system distributions. If you need a truly small .xz decompressor, consider using XZ Embedded.SEE ALSO
xz(1)
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--- layout: post authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: "Research-Based Course Design" date: 2015-06-21 time: "10:00:00" tags: ["Research", "Lessons"] ---
I've written before about the breadth and depth of Juha Sorva's work on computing education. His latest contribution is a paper co-authored with Otto Seppälä titled "Research-Based Design of the First Weeks of CS1". In it, they tie the specifics of the new intro programming class at Aalto University directly back to CS education research. More specifically (from their abstract):
On the basis of cognitive load theory, theoretical models of instructional design, and empirical findings from computing education research, we propose three independent but compatible and complementary frameworks that can be used in introductory programming education. Motivate-isolate-practice-integrate is a framework that marries project-driven learning to careful management of cognitive load through the selection of learning activities and the isolation of partial tasks. Head Straight for Objects is an outline of an introduction to programming that emphasizes object-orientation early while mediating the cognitive load intrinsic to object-oriented concepts. Finally, the principle of explicit program dynamics states that the runtime dynamics of programs should be a continuous and explicit theme in introductory programming education. We illustrate the application of the three frameworks in the context of a university course.
There are good ideas on every page, though it will be hard to incorporate many of them into Software Carpentry: Aalto uses several full-length courses to introduce students to programming, where we have (at most) one day. My biggest take-away from this paper, though, is the fluency with which the authors connect current research (science) to their instructional design (engineering).
This paper also prompted a question that I probably should have asked years ago. For years, CS educators have argued over objects first vs. objects later, i.e., over whether someone's first encounter with programming should be with objects, or whether they should start with procedural programming and be introduced to objects later. Proponents of the first argue that objects are both natural ("the world is made up of objects") and authentic ("real programmers build real programs using objects"); advocates of the second point out that "...writing even the smallest meaningful class requires approximately 15 basic concepts: object, class, instantiation, constructor, method declaration, formal parameter, return type, variable, type of variable, value, integer, assignment, method invocation, actual parameter, returning a value" (from Michael Caspersen's thesis, quoted in Sorva & Seppälä).
If the audience is scientific programmers, are arrays (or data frames) the equivalent of objects? I've written lessons both ways, i.e., introduced arrays early (like our current Python lesson) or deferred them until learners had seen lists, loops, and functions (our older material). I don't have any strong evidence that one is better than another, either pedagogically or motivationally, but (a) at least I've realized that I should be asking, and (b) the work of Sorva and others gives me a framework for thinking about answers.


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[gecode-users] Random Distributions (INT_VAL_RAND)
Guido Tack
tack at gecode.org
Fri Apr 11 10:11:42 CEST 2014
Have a look at Sect. 8.8 in MPG, it shows how to implement a custom value selection strategy.
Cheers,
Guido
On 11 Apr 2014, at 5:38 pm, negate273 at gmail.com wrote:
> Are there any implementations for different random distributions for integer *value* selection, besides the uniform distribution supported by INT_VAL_RND() ? For Eg. I’d like the values to be distributed based on a normal distribution or maybe a logarithmic distribution.
> If not, can you point me to some code which would be a good starting point to implement such a value selection method, as I’m not sure where the implementation for INT_VAL_RND exists ? Is it in gecode/int/branch/val-sel-commit.cpp ?
> There was a thread in May 2009 titled “How to set an arbitrary RandomGenerator for randomized branching”, but not sure if it ever got implemented ?
>
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SESSION DATA:
Date and Time: 04/01/2004 3:00 PM.
Location: U.S.A, State of New York
Dose Method: smoked, in an empty pipe made from a 0.5 liter clear-plastic juice bottle with a bowl head screwed into it and a small hole cut out for ventilation.
Dose Quality: 5x standardized
Dose Quantity: roughly 0.25 teaspoon, or about half the volume occupied by a standard metal pipe bowl.
Dose Hits: 1 deep and smoke filled hit held for 30 seconds, then 1 semi-deep and smoke filled hit held for about 10 seconds.
Session Intention: unknown.
Setting: My small apartment room, only low ambient light, all the shades are closed, it’s a quiet and sunny day outside.
Set: The person taking the Salvia seemed to be curious of its effects. He was initially shy to ask me to try some, and then confidently approached the session upon my approval. Aside from this, there were no other formal or informal preparations prior to the session.
Weight: about 180 pounds.
Height: about 5 foot, 11 inch.
Gender: Male; Caucasian.
Sitter Present: Yes; two male sitters; sitter one (myself) is 200 pounds, 6 foot 1 inch tall, heterosexual, Caucasian; sitter two is about 200 pounds, 5 foot 11 inches tall, Caucasian.
Room Specifications: bedroom dimensions are 10 feet long, 9 feet wide, and 8 feet high; two windows with shades; small furniture and shelving unit; one mattress on floor as bed.
Prior Meal: unknown.
Duration (peak): about 10 minutes.
Duration (session): about 40 minutes.
Shulgin Rating: unknown.
HISTORY:
The person taking the Salvia (let’s call him L) says that he tried Salvia just once prior to today’s session. He tried the plain dried leaf, of which the origin of said plant was not told to me. He also says he has had several experiences with many other psychoactives.
SITTERS:
This session was the third I’ve sat for. The other sitter (let’s call him D) has never to my knowledge sat for anyone during a salvia session. Though, D has sat (or at least been present with) many friends who have dosed with other psychoactives. This was the first time D and myself together have ever sat for L. D has known L for some time (exactly how much I’m not sure). I have just met L today, and we bonded very quickly over discussion about Salvia and other psychoactives. I have known D for 5 months. D brings to the session his vast personal experience with many psychoactives. I would call D a true psychonaut. I bring to the session several personal experiences with Salvia and my knowledge of Sicilian folklore.
SESSION:
(The following report is of my own experience sitting for L).
I receive a phone call from D as I’m about to purchase coffee and pastry. He says he would like to see me, and introduce me to his friend L. We all meet up later at D’s van. We sit inside and share our thoughts and opinions on many psychoactives, where L and myself create a friendship. D says he knows I have Salvia, and would like to try some if not buy some from me. I offer the experience for free with the caveat that the Salvia I have is potent and that L and myself must sit for D. We all agree, and D excitedly drives to my apartment.
We get to my apartment and enter my room. L brought with him a new pellet gun, and this makes me a little nervous. Though not lethal, I am concerned about how the image of a firearm will come across if seen in a Salvia session. I politely ask L to place the pellet gun in his coat. I prepare the materials for D’s salvia session and we begin.
(I will not include D’s session here for I was not as focused as with L’s session)
After D’s session, I notice that L is somewhat interested in trying the Salvia 5x. D asks L, “Want to try some?” L hesitantly replies yes, and indicates that he does not want to impose on me. I place my hand on his shoulder and say, “Hey, don’t be shy. Sure you can try some.” That said he confidently prepares himself for a session.
L sits on my gray leather chair. D and myself sit on the dark-blue carpeted floor in front of L. I am to L’s left, D to L’s right. We form a triangle (though not purposely). I load the pipe bowl with the Salvia. As I’m doing this I explain to L that it’s important to relax into the sensations and to take as many deep and lung filled hits as he can while holding for 30 seconds or more. L nods in agreement. D makes himself comfortable. I pass the pipe and common cigarette lighter to L.
L, being an experienced smoker, takes one massively deep and smoked filled hit. He holds this for 30 seconds, and I’m very impressed by this. He exhales. He begins the second hit with no visible effects starting. He does not take as big a hit as before, and holds this second hit for about 10 seconds. He exhales and immediately passes the pipe and lighter to me. He appears to make himself comfortable and sits quietly on the chair.
L’s face suddenly appears confused. He looks towards the bottom of the room in front of him. He glances as D and myself. He does appear confused. He says rather quietly, “What the fuck… What is…” He places his right hand over his right temple, and now appears agitated. He does not seem comfortable. He makes a sound, similar to a yawn, while attempting to say something. He says, “This is… what…” L looks at me very surprised, with a smile. I smile back. After about 1 minute of this, L suddenly stands up rather quickly. I begin to get nervous, and look at D who is watching L very closely. I look at L, and keep my cool. L begins to walk towards my bed. Then, suddenly he seems to proceed to walk into the wall and bumps his forehead into it. He then kneels on my bed. I immediately stand up and hold L to prevent him from doing this again. He does not fight me or seem alarmed by me touching him. I look at his forehead. It seems okay.
I say to him very calmly, “It’s okay, your fine. Relax man.” I slowly coerce him to lay on my bed. He does not resist. He then lays on my bed and I place my coat over him as a blanket. He pushes himself to the very corner of my room with his head appearing very uncomfortably cornered and unsupported by a pillow. But, I think, better like this than before. L’s eyes seem very crazed, and he still seems confused. He does not say anything while like this, and just sits quietly with crazed eyes. I believe that at this point D stands up, but I have completely forgot about D and have focused all my attention to L.
Later, L seems to be coming down from the session and begins to speak.  The room, the room… wait, I’ll tell you later” and laughs a little.
L is now almost out of the grip. He sits up on the bed and begins to describe his experiences.
He stated that there was something about the colors of the room and the ceiling that made sense to him. There was some movement associated with this. That D and myself had some knowledge, and that we planned this session out a long time ago. That this Salvia session taught L about the end of existence (human existence?) and that D and myself knew about this. This “lesson” startled L a little. Also, he said that he suddenly felt compelled to stand up and walk out of the room. He felt compelled to walk through the wall. Apparently L did not see the wall.
Otherwise, I believe the experience was far too intense and bizarre for L to provide an accurate account of what he experienced.
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.


Komodo. Contribute to jl777/komodo development by creating an account on GitHub.
the FSM branch straight from jl its almost like the bleeding edge thingie we need
compile that baby, probably good to move through the docs as you go
fmproductions08-Mar-19 07:59 AM
alright,
last time I checked there was a js interpreter for unreal engine, the asset basically slaps the interpreter code on an actor and you just have to place it in the level. not sure if that would be helpful in any way though, I suppose not
TwilightPunkster K6408-Mar-19 07:59 AM
also, stick with developer.komodo, docs.komodo is outdated, yet the low level stuff is in the docs too
well, I can always just ping fholm
we worked on IronJS and I know he did something with it for Unreal
probably gonna need him for the super networking stuff too
quantum quantum quantum
mhm
Maybe maybe
how does Unreal handle plugins?
can we DLL slap shit in it?
FishyGuts08-Mar-19 08:01 AM
@jl777c are you watching this?
TwilightPunkster K6408-Mar-19 08:01 AM
and run things in a separate thread
FishyGuts08-Mar-19 08:02 AM
It makes excited and I have no clue what they’re talking about.
TwilightPunkster K6408-Mar-19 08:02 AM
@FishyGuts the man has important things to do
everyone wants JL time, we shouldn't deprive ourselves of using his time unless we can use it to the max
basically its better to talk here in the open so there is a log of things and ideas in the open; who wants to pitch in or ask a question can simple rock and roll with us
FishyGuts08-Mar-19 08:03 AM
Now you know he’s watching. I was just being silly.
 This last one seems rather old though, probably not supported anymore
nevermind, there is also an official unreal wiki page on lua integration
TwilightPunkster K6408-Mar-19 08:09 AM
yeah, but does it come with source?
official wikis are shite
we need open source stuff
!kmdtip @fmproductions 40
KMD TipBotBOT08-Mar-19 08:10 AM
TipBot
@TwilightPunkster K64 (TwilightPunkster#7533)
You tipped @fmproductions40 KMD
TwilightPunkster K6408-Mar-19 08:10 AM
there, exchange it, buy it
benefit of being sick is that I never go anywhere, so you use it
man if only KMD was like a currency everywhere
with this bot life would be so easy
the baker dude around the corner has discord too
xD
donuts
mmmm
fmproductions08-Mar-19 08:13 AM
well, since you just mentioned it, I dig a bit on the store page, and it seems like we are lucky,
this seems like an aseprite deal, or even better, you can get the plugin from the store to support the dev or you can get it for free on github and it has an mit license. wow
TwilightPunkster K6408-Mar-19 08:14 AM
woot
someone should find the MIT license dude or dudette, fly over there and fucking hug him or her
and say "you, you, you beautiful person, savior of mankind"(edited)
1
another unsung hero
barv08-Mar-19 08:18 AM
Thanks for feedback @TwilightPunkster K64 . PSP's are meant as 'a console'. Good you point out that you take it literally, others might too. I'll will express this while presenting.
TwilightPunkster K6408-Mar-19 08:19 AM
@FishyGuts probably gonna work on the game stuff at BCB, need to setup that on my Windows box anyway, which has a great videocard and prep the unity project - will send some screenies during the day
@barv we gamedevs are sensitive
1
hahahahahahaha @FishyGuts 0.5.2 works "partially", but it works good enough, so old solidity remark might be just solidity, but will work on that later
Our columnist discusses how to make crypto games coherent products.
TwilightPunkster K6408-Mar-19 09:17 AM
cool I will read that over I like healthy scepcism
1
Artist08-Mar-19 10:16 AM
hello dudes
so one of the pioneers told me game Dev stuff going on
I am also a game dev
had ideas and stuff
etc
jorian08-Mar-19 10:31 AM
welcome!
TwilightPunkster K6408-Mar-19 10:43 AM
hey @Artist awesome, please do share
What kind of game dev are you coming from?
Mobile, Console, Desktop?


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public final class FixCrLfFilter extends BaseParamFilterReader implements ChainableReader
This filter can take the following arguments:
This version generalises the handling of EOL characters, and allows for CR-only line endings (the standard on Mac systems prior to OS X). Tab handling has also been generalised to accommodate any tabwidth from 2 to 80, inclusive. Importantly, it can leave untouched any literal TAB characters embedded within Java string or character constants.
Caution: run with care on carefully formatted files. This may sound obvious, but if you don't specify asis, presume that your files are going to be modified. If "tabs" is "add" or "remove", whitespace characters may be added or removed as necessary. Similarly, for EOLs, eol="asis" actually means convert to your native O/S EOL convention while eol="crlf" or cr="add" can result in CR characters being removed in one special case accommodated, i.e., CRCRLF is regarded as a single EOL to handle cases where other programs have converted CRLF into CRCRLF.
Example:
<<fixcrlf tab="add" eol="crlf" eof="asis"/>Or:
<filterreader classname="org.apache.tools.ant.filters.FixCrLfFilter"> <param eol="crlf" tab="asis"/> </filterreader>
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
FixCrLfFilter.AddAsisRemove
Enumerated attribute with the values "asis", "add" and "remove".
|
static class |
FixCrLfFilter.CrLf
Enumerated attribute with the values "asis", "cr", "lf" and "crlf".
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
FixCrLfFilter()
Constructor for "dummy" instances.
|
FixCrLfFilter(java.io.Reader in)
Create a new filtered reader.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.io.Reader |
chain(java.io.Reader rdr)
Create a new FixCrLfFilter using the passed in Reader for instantiation.
|
FixCrLfFilter.AddAsisRemove |
getEof()
Get how DOS EOF (control-z) characters are being handled.
|
FixCrLfFilter.CrLf |
getEol()
Get how EndOfLine characters are being handled.
|
boolean |
getFixlast()
Get whether a missing EOL be added to the final line of the stream.
|
boolean |
getJavafiles()
Get whether the stream is to be treated as though it contains Java
source.
|
FixCrLfFilter.AddAsisRemove |
getTab()
Return how tab characters are being handled.
|
int |
getTablength()
Get the tab length to use.
|
int |
read()
Return the next character in the filtered stream.
|
void |
setEof(FixCrLfFilter.AddAsisRemove attr)
Specify how DOS EOF (control-z) characters are to be handled.
|
void |
setEol(FixCrLfFilter.CrLf attr)
Specify how end of line (EOL) characters are to be handled.
|
void |
setFixlast(boolean fixlast)
Specify whether a missing EOL will be added to the final line of input.
|
void |
setJavafiles(boolean javafiles)
Indicate whether this stream contains Java source.
|
void |
setTab(FixCrLfFilter.AddAsisRemove attr)
Specify how tab characters are to be handled.
|
void |
setTablength(int tabLength)
Specify tab length in characters.
|
getParameters, setParameters
getInitialized, getProject, read, readFully, readLine, setInitialized, setProject, skip
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WITNESS LIST
Public Health Committee
January 24, 2012 - 11:00 AM
Charge #5: Health Transformation 1115 Waiver
On:
Millwee, Billy (Health & Human Services Commission)
Suehs, Tom (Health & Human Services Commission)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Ferris, Erin (DePelchin Children's Center)
On:
Shine, Kenneth (The University of Texas System)
Charge #5: Legislative Implementation
For:
Dragsbaek, Anna (The Immunization Partnership)
Against:
Masters, Kelley (Texas Baker's Bill)
Rodriguez, Miguel (Texas Pharmacy Business Council)
Rumsey, Ronald Louis (Self)
On:
Carlin, Donna (Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board)
Cary, Katherine (TX Office of the Attorney General)
Danzeiser, Douglas (Texas Department of Insurance)
Dauster, Nick (Department of State Health Services)
Gilman, Tony (Texas Health Services Authority)
Lakey, David (Dept. of State Health Services)
Millwee, Billy (Health & Human Services Commission)
Moseley, Keith (Brookshire Brothers)
Palmer, Stephen (Texas Health & Human Services Commission)
Prudhomme, Tommy (Texas Attorney General)
Robinson, Mari (Texas Medical Board)
Shepherd, Marv (Self)
Suehs, Tom (Health & Human Services Commission)
Thomas, Katherine (Texas Board of Nursing)
Registering, but not testifying:
Against:
Bonin, Lise (Self)
Higgins, Peggy (Self)
On:
Gage-White, Linda (Texas Medical Board)
Gold, Marc (Dept. of Aging & Disability Services, DADS)
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Charge #5: Medicaid Orthodontics
On:
Black, Rick (Texas Dental Association)
Canales, Tony (Harlingen Family Dentistry)
Maxwell, David (Office of the Attorney General)
Millwee, Billy (Health & Human Services Commission)
Suehs, Tom (Health & Human Services Commission)
Wilson, Doug (Health and Human Services Commission)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Meek, Sherri (Dental Board, resource)
Charge #5: Patient Safety at State Hospitals
On:
Adams, Chris (Department of Aging & Disability Services, DADS)
Engelking, Beth (Department of Family & Protective Services)
Lakey, David (Dept. of State Health Services)
Maples, Mike (Department of State Health Services)
Moreno, Amber (Self)
Robinson, Mari (Texas Medical Board)
Spiller, Lee (Citizens Commission on Human Rights)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Schimberg, Leah (Self)
On:
Lee, Sherry (Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists, resource)
Lewis, Kathrin (Disability Rights Texas)
Sims, Jennifer (Department of Family & Protective Services)
Spinks, Darrel (TX State Board of Examiners of Psychologists, resource)
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Data Type |
Required/Optional |
| primary_antibody_block |
Blocking reagent used for primary antibody sample.
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required
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| postPrimary_linker_block |
Linker block between the antibody and the therapeutic drug.
|
<string>
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optional
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| secondary_antibody_block |
Secondary antibody blocking reagent used for primary sample.
|
<string>
|
optional
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| species |
Host species from which primary antibody sample was derived.
|
<string>
|
optional
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| isotype |
Antibody isotype used to help differentiate non-specific background signal from specific antibody signal.
|
<string>
|
optional
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| primary_antibody_dilution |
Concentration ratio of dilution buffer for primary antibody.
|
<string>
|
optional
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| primary_antibody_incubation_time |
Time of primary antibody incubation.
|
<string> time
|
optional
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| primary_antibody_incubation_temp |
Temperature used for primary antibody incubation.
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<string>
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optional
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| secondary_antibody |
Secondary antibody used to bind to primary antibody for detection assistance.
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<string>
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optional
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| secondary_company |
Company from which secondary antibody sample was derived.
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optional
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| secondary_cat_num |
Antibody registry catalog number assigned to secondary antibody sample.
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optional
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| secondary_lot_num |
Identification number assigned to the particular quantity or lot of secondary antibody material from manufacturer.
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optional
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| secondary_antibody_dilution |
Concentration ratio of dilution buffer for secondary antibody prep.
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<string>
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optional
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| secondary_antibody_incubation_time |
Temperature used for secondary antibody incubation.
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<string> time
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optional
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| ar_reagent |
Heating antigen retrieval reagents for tissue preparation.
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<string>
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optional
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| ar_ph |
pH levels of reagents from heating antigen retrieval procedure.
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<string>
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| ar_incubation_time |
Time of AR reagent incubation.
|
<string> time
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1.3 A Bit About Software
Engineering
As mentioned at the
start of this chapter, a good understanding of data structures
and algorithms is an important part of developing well-crafted
software. Equally important is a dedication to applying sound
practices in software engineering in our implementations.
Software engineering is a broad subject, but a great deal can
be gleaned from a few concepts, which are presented here and
applied throughout the examples in this book.
- Modularity
-
One way to achieve
modularity in software design is to focus on the development
of black boxes. In software,
a black box is a module whose
internals are not intended to be seen by users of the
module. Users interact with the module only through a
prescribed interface made public by
its creator. That is, the creator publicizes only what users
need to know to use the module and hides the details about
everything else. Consequently, users are not concerned with
the details of how the module is implemented and are
prevented (at least in policy, depending on the language)
from working with the module's internals. These ideas are
fundamental to data hiding and encapsulation, principles of good
software engineering enforced particularly well by
object-oriented languages. Although languages that are not
object-oriented do not enforce these ideas to the same
degree, we can still apply them. One example in this book is
the design of abstract datatypes. Fundamentally, each
datatype is a structure. Exactly
what one can do with the structure is dictated by the
operations defined for the datatype and publicized in its
header.
- Readability
-
We can make programs more readable in
a number of ways. Writing meaningful comments, using aptly
named identifiers, and creating code that is
self-documenting are a few examples. Opinions on how to
write good comments vary considerably, but a good
fundamental philosophy is to document a program so that
other developers can follow its logic simply by reading its
comments. On the other hand, sections of self-documenting
code require few, if any, comments because the code reads
nearly the same as what might be stated in the comments
themselves. One example of self-documenting code in this
book is the use of header files as a means of defining and
documenting public interfaces to the data structures and
algorithms presented.
- Simplicity
-
Unfortunately, as a society we tend to
regard "complex" and "intelligent" as words that go
together. In actuality, intelligent solutions are often the
simplest ones. Furthermore, it is the simplest solutions
that are often the hardest to find. Most of the algorithms
in this book are good examples of the power of simplicity.
Although many of the algorithms were developed and proven
correct by individuals doing extensive research, they appear
in their final form as clear and concise solutions to
problems distilled down to their essence.
- Consistency
-
One of the best
things we can do in software development is to establish
coding conventions and stick to them. Of course, conventions
must also be easy to recognize. After all, a convention is
really no convention at all if someone else is not able to
determine what the convention is. Conventions can exist on
many levels. For example, they may be cosmetic, or they may
be more related to how to approach certain types of problems
conceptually. Whatever the case, the wonderful thing about a
good convention is that once we see it in one place, most
likely we will recognize it and understand its application
when we see it again. Thus, consistency fosters readability
and simplicity as well. Two examples of cosmetic conventions
in this book are the way comments are written and the way
operations associated with data structures are named. Two
examples of conceptual conventions are the way data is
managed in data structures and the way static functions are
used for private functions, that is, functions that are not
part of public interfaces.
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Just as we look back at medical surgery in the 18th century and declare it a horrorshow of butchery, and laugh uproariously at early attempts at powered flight, our antecedents will regard plenty of what we think of as normal as absurd.
In keeping with this Issue’s theme of “Better Bodies”, we’ll start by looking at how healthcare is going to change - and make some guesses at what they’ll find ridiculous about what we did to our bodies…
WTF?!...
Scientific American calls it a “problem.” Some in the scientific community are calling it a “crisis”, and some journalists in the hardest-hit parts of the world are calling it a “disaster.”
Whatever it is, the growing resistance in bacteria to antibiotics is going to have a terminal impact on a lot of lives quite soon, unless we find another way to bump off bad bacteria in our bodies.
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Our future selves will shake their heads. “They had it coming,” they’ll say, with a roll of their augmented eyes. “The bacteria was doing exactly what it was designed to do: adapt and survive,” they’ll muse over virtual reality chatrooms.
“WTF were they doing dispensing these amazing antibiotics so freely? Probably the same reason they burnt all the fossil fuels,” they’ll ponder, as they zip off for a holiday on the moon via sky-elevator.
Superbugs that are ambivalent to antibiotics already exist: that’s why hospital corridors are cluttered with hand sanitiser at every turn. The idea that tuberculosis or typhoid might become resistant could mean we face the Black Death 2.0 sooner rather than later.
The idea that tuberculosis or typhoid might become resistant could mean we face the Black Death 2.0 sooner rather than later.
The dumbest part of all this is that the hindsight of future humans isn't even needed here: it’s been obvious for a long time that antibiotics are being over-prescribed, abused and handed out for things like colds and flu - viral infections that antibiotics literally can’t touch.
As usual, we have ourselves to blame. And a bit like how bacteria become resistant to what kills them, our antecedents might just be need to be genetically resistant to the superbugs to become the last ones standing.
Either way, unless we develop some new antibiotics sharpish, or figure out who to harness Bacteriophages - viruses that kill bacteria - the future is going to look back on our world very dimly indeed.
WTF?! Chemotherapy and Radiation Therapy
Cancer is, you know, big. About half of us will get it, and about a quarter of us will die because of it.
And cancer is scary: anyone who’s witnessed someone they love fight a brave battle might even start to feel a weird empathy for social media users who scream “#fuckcancer :(“ into the endless void of the internet.
Incidentally, the all-pervading fear of cancer turns out to be the tastiest of clickbait: below are just a small selection of Daily Mail Online stories about cancer from one 24-hour period.
Cancer treatment has, of course, improved dramatically recently, which can be attributed to a combination of novel treatments and early detection. And the blunt instrument that is chemotherapy can often completely cure some common cancers like testicular cancer - but the hardest part to fathom about cancer is our general struggle against the ravages of it, compared to other disease.
That’s what our antecedents will think too - and they’ll cartoonishly rub their sparkling, perfectly healthy eyes in astonishment when they learn that the best method we came up with to combat it was a combination of poison, radiation, some freakishly expensive experimental drugs, and lots of crossed fingers.
The possible solution comes in the form of scientists being able to control what sounds like the line-up at a provincial death metal gig: Gene P53, Death Receptor 5 and TRAIL.
The near future offers a lot of hope: Targeted cancer therapies will carefully pinpoint the root of cancer at a cellular level. Cells become cancerous when they mutate uncontrollably and become A Big Problem.
The possible solution comes in the form of scientists being able to control what sounds like the line-up at a provincial death metal gig: Gene P53, Death Receptor 5 and TRAIL.
The idea is fairly simple, and yet obscenely hard: gene p53 controls genes inside our cells, and has the ability to trigger the genes Death Receptor 5 and TRAIL, which tell a cell to die, in order to make way for new ones. In cancerous cells, p53 often fails and the damaged cell keeps on growing. If a new drug could switch p53 back on, cancer could be halted.
Even more cunning will be a successful version of immunotherapy, where the body’s own immune system, like Henry Hill in Goodfellas, is convinced to turn against the organisation it lives within, and kill off the cancerous cells.
Once we figure out a way of denying cancer victory against such a huge percentage of humanity, we'll need to figure out where to put all these extra people - but that's another problem.
WTF?! - Circumcision
Oh boy, this one might look interesting to future generations.
 It’s hard to imagine future history classes not degenerating into giggles when the robot teacher explains that pieces of babes’ penises were commonly removed for reasons that amount, on the whole, suspiciously sound like superstition.
Or will they?
In the USA, at least, all this snipping-and-screaming is a combination of out-of-step medical guidance, and traditional religious and cultural reasons. But the American Academy of Pediatrics actively recommends circumcision, apparently deciding that this was just one flap of skin that nature got wrong, and internationally, circumcision is commonly practiced by a huge number of religions and cultures.
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As odd as it sounds, and perhaps because of deep and long-held cultural traditions, an international consensus on the benefits of circumcision has not been found. At the very least, there is agreement that, generally, any health benefits are negligible for most people – although it is of use in areas with high HIV infection rates.
Either way, our future families may raise an eyebrow at the fact that a third of the world’s men have had their genitals deliberately bloodied and bandaged before they were old enough to say “yes,” “no,” or, “hell, no, get that scalpel away from my junk.”
Maybe in the future it’ll still be happening, but they’ll use special penis lasers and do it more painlessly.
WTF?! Death itself
Finally, when it comes to finding cures, the biggest and most pressing health issue of all is not necessarily off the table - or the mortuary slab, to be precise. Because death itself could essentially become a lifestyle choice (albeit potentially a very final one). Humanity may one day look back as us with bewilderment: "they used to... stop being alive?"
The Battle Against Death has already begun, and its poster boy is Trump-lovin', Paypal-foundin', Bond-Villain-IRL Peter Thiel, who, when he’s not using a Hulk Hogan hand-puppet to dispose of media empires he doesn’t care for, is quite interested in living forever.
And when I say “quite interested,” I mean that he’s generating the kind of headlines that suggest he’s either aiming to become some sort of Human Overlord, or that headline writers have been listening to a lot of Metallica:
PETER THIEL WANTS TO INJECT HIMSELF WITH YOUNG PEOPLE’S BLOOD
With his hacker’s mind and startup-founder mentality, he essentially says that it’s us who are strange – by wimping out of killing death, whilst ignoring the inevitability of it. Or, as he told inc.com, “The way we deal with mortality is through some strange combination of acceptance and mortality.”
Still, like Peter, there’s reasons to be cheerful: we can learn from plenty of living things that have been cheating death for a very long time. And through a combination of organ re-growth, DNA fiddling and cell-bamboozling, we might be able to last a long time as well.
Fancy splicing some jellyfish DNA into your own? The Turritopsis dohrnii jellyfish has the ability to live forever - but, you know, only if it really wants to. Basically, it can hit Ctrl-Alt-Delete and reboot itself: refreshing all its cells to its infant state, and starting all over again.
But is it the same jellyfish?, you ask, furiously. Well - genetically, yes. Whether you’d carry all your memories with you if you turned yourself off and on again is a different story – but if the same ability could be applied to individual organs in the body, you’d be laughing (forever).
In the end, death might really become a choice - albeit most likely for the rich. And if the people who will live forever are the kind of people who are popping up now on The Rich Kids Of Instagram, would you even want to spend eternity with them anyway?


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The jd_decomp function decompress the JPEG image and output it as RGB data.
JRESULT jd_decomp ( JDEC* jdec, /* Pointer to valid decompressor object */ int(*outfunc)(JDEC*,void*,JRECT*), /* Pointer to output function */ uint8_t scale /* Scaling factor */ );
The jd_decomp is the second stage of a JPEG decompression session. It decompresses the JPEG image and outputs it via user defined output function. After this function, the decompressor object is no longer valid.
The scaling factor is specified on decompresson. It descales the size of the JPEG image by 1/2, 1/4 or 1/8. e.g. when decompress a JPEG image of 1024x768 in 1/4 scaling, it will be output in 256x192. The scaling ratio of 1/2 and 1/4 will slightly decrease the decompression speed compared to non scaling due to averaging process. But scaling ratio of 1/8 will 2-3 times faster than non scaling output because IDCT and averaging for each block can be skipped. This characteristic is sutable to create thumbnails.


If you're running this application in development mode, you probably want to view the ReactJS frontend.
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Pubs Treasure Hunt
Welcome to Weatherspoon's Treasure Hunt Game, discover our pubs and answer various questions and riddles to win rewards. We hope you will love our game. Find a place of you interest, feel free to come by and give us a visit as questions you will answer will relate to place you're visiting.
Find a Pub
Rules:
Answer our questions relating to place you would like to visit to win rewards. But bare in mind that if you use any clues, you will score less points.
Trophies:
Win a trophy by collecting points for correct answers. Trophies can be exchanged for free stuff - yes free !


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Davide and Gianluca are two students of University of Naples, Parthenope. The application has been developed under the supervision of Prof. Raffaele Montella, in collaboration with CCMMMA (Centro Campano per il Monitoraggio e la Modellistica Marina e Atmosferica) The app is availble on both Apple and Play Store


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| Metric | Q1 2018-2019 | Q2 2018-2019 | Q3 2018-2019: 12/11/2018 - 19/11/2018 | Q3 2018-2019: 19/11/2018 - 26/11/2018 | Q3 2018-2019: 26/11/2018 - 03/12/2018 |
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| Cycle Time (source: pivotal) | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Process Cycle Efficiency (source: pivotal) | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Number Of Stories Completed (source: pivotal) | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Number Of Stories Incomplete (source: pivotal) | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Number Of People Days | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 |
| Mean Time To Recovery (MTTR) | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Number Of Releases | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |


The Internet has revolutionized the computer and communications world like nothing before. The invention of the telegraph, telephone, radio, and computer set the stage for this unprecedented integration of capabilities. The Internet is at once a world-wide broadcasting capability, a mechanism for information dissemination, and a medium for collaboration and interaction between individuals and their computers without regard for geographic location. - internetsociety.org
The main intention of web was to promote communication and the main thing people want is to communicate with fellow beings and internet enabled this.
Here we take a dive into some history and will talk about ideas and software that have started a movement in the world of internet. And how people have revolutionized and acted as a catalyst and a consumer in the world wide web.
Shawn Fanning and John Fanning are the brains behind Napster. Napster was a service which enabled peer-peer music file transfers.It came into existence in 1999, when music was being sold as stores in the form of CDs and records.This service was extremely popular, it provided access to free mp3 music files to all its members, basically it was free song files being shared among all the members. At one point of time, Napster had 80 million users registered and almost all kinds of music was available right from Dre tracks to Mettalica.
The Napster service was short-lived, as many record labels and the music industry was against it as copy-righted content was being shared at zero cost.RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) had filed a lawsuit over Napster for the unauthorized distribution of copy-righted material.
Youtube was over the internet and was registered as "Youtube" in 2005. It was one of a kind video platform where people could watch and post videos. Television media was no more the only medium for mass communication.YouTube laid the groundwork and contributed to the growth and popularisation of on-demand online video streaming with its service evolving over the years. It also transformed advertising models for the media and entertainment sector.Communication and collaboration was on the rise due to platforms like youtube.
Interacting with friends and family across long distances has been a concern of humans. As social beings, people have always depended on communication to strengthen their relationships.This is where social media took the world by storm.
Facebook and Myspace were the two big names when we talk about social media and connecting with people.While MySpace was originally wildly popular, Facebook overtook MySpace in terms of membership in 2008. Facebook was started my Mark Zuckerburg in his dorm room. It was initially used among college students inside Havard and slowly spread to all other colleges over a period of time.Facebook created a way of maintaining relationships over the web with features like chat,like,share with friends. It was an instant hit.


What I saw this night, I have decided to write about, is beyond comprehension, but some of it can be put into words.
I was at my house, which is in a rural area, alone. It was nighttime, and I planned on having a good solo trip. I had acquired 10 'windowpane' gel tabs of good quality lsd. I had the next day off, so I wasn't concerned about how I would feel the next day. A week before, I had tried 1 of them at a party. It was strong, with good visuals, social anxiety, some good body vibes, and mystical thinking.
I turned on some trance/house music. I had a plan of visiting another world, I knew I could because of my sample of the magic the week earlier. I had been taking 5-htp for depression. I took it in the morning at about 10am.
At 10pm, after thinking of a dose, popped 7 of them. I let them partially dissolve in my mouth and then swallowed them. I will try to put what happened next in a linear time perspective, but these are estimates, and at some points are rough guesses.
20 minutes later, I feel that tingle, the stimulating, awakening vibes of acid. The rush is quite strong, I shiver. I lay back on the couch, squeezing a rubbery 'stress ball'. Light visuals start, I see the dim room light up some.
At 10:45, the walls, ceiling and floor are breathing, warping, melting and swirling, some with extra color. The music sounds distant, but it feels like it has physical contact with me. I feel nervous, it definately feels too intense to be completely comfortable. But, I smile at the new, changing environment. My thoughts separate and manifest into observations of my life at such a different angle, the thoughts flood my mind and I try to tune them out.
11:30? I have thrown up yellowish green stuff on the floor. I am still on the couch. I walked around briefly but found the environment around the couch to feel more right. I put my fingers in the substance. It was slightly warm. I begin to loose comprehension of who I am. This is where words become hard to use. I think I close my eyes and I am in a lake, surrounded by millions of bacteria. I see them so detailed, large, brown, jelly things swimming with hundreds of flagella. I am one of them. I am comfortable with this, because the life is simple and there isn't any immediate worries. I am not thinking. I only see, and feel. The presence of the music in the background adds to the idea of peacefulness in my bacterium life.
12? Something goes wrong with my feelings of peace. The devil turned my water red with death. He seeks to harm. I wake up into my body.  'This body, my hands! so complex...' The idea of evil after me still is there. I am now a spirit floating unwillingly from random body to body. My thinking is of pure defense, and this is a rough interpretation. I get up off the couch. WINDOWS! they cheat reality, they trick reality, the devil could see that my fortress here is not of normal nature. (I am not sure completely of my thoughts). I get up and grab a stick of reality material, which happened to be a fireplace rod. I go smashing windows and glass. I strike them like they tried to kill me. I wasnt sure who I was but I was taking steps to protect it.
2: I wake up on the couch, was I asleep? I dont know what happened. My normal consciousness is slightly returning with my confused ego. I do not recall the window breaking. I get up and feel cold and then see the mess.  I dont know what happened. I think that I did it, but there are paranoid thoughts about an evil that has been chasing me. I see light visuals only now. I recall a time when the music was invisible globs of brilliance, and when they hit me they burst color all over.
4: after laying on the couch a while, I think to myself, I'm going to enjoy this trip, and ignore the horrible mess until I am sober. If I closed my eyes, I could voluntarily enter a trance with some hazy visions.
1pm: I wake up, feeling terrible. My back, my stomach, my head, my mood, all hurting. I look at the window near the couch. This sinks my stomach. I get up and head for the shower, noticing on the way a broken picture frame. It was about 50^F outside, and it all came in. I feel a little better after the shower. Then I review the damage. Later I put plastic sheeting over the windows and cleaned up the glass, getting cut 3 times.
6 Windows broken (3 small, 2 larger ones, and a glass door :(, and 2 picture frames). I also had oddly turned the computer keyboard and monitor face down.
This night was madness, insanity, craziness. Some of the memories are lost. I wouldnt regret it at all if it wasnt for the property damage. But, the rational way of thinking disappears too much for this dose, I imagine 2 hits of this stuff would severely impair someone.
I will never trip this hard again. This happened last week, I still feel weird and see light tracers.  I sure hope I return to normal. I think the 5-htp increased the trip, and made it different than usual, but I cant put my finger on what.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


WITNESS LIST Jurisprudence Committee July 18, 2003 - 9:00A HB 3 Redistricting FOR: Light, Robert (Self), Austin, TX Marr, Ray (Self), Austin, TX AGAINST: Acker, Glenn Dr. (Copperas Cove ISD), Copperas Cove, TX Barnes, Michael (Self), Austin, TX Bartholomew, Dana (Self), Pflugerville, TX Captain, Myrtle (NAACP - TX), Temple, TX Cosper, Scott City Councilman (City of Killeen), Killeen, TX Donoghue, Camille (Self), Austin, TX Eckardt, Karen (Self), Fort Worth, TX Erickson, Evelyn (Lloyd Dogett), Austin, TX Fath, Shudde* (Self), Austin, TX Faulkner, Clara (Self), Fort Worth, TX Fischer, Betty (Myself & Family), Arlington, TX Flores, Maria Luisa (Lulu) (Self), Austin, TX Gibson, Lester Commissioner (Texas Organization of Black County Commissioners/Self), Waco, TX Gilmore, Kathy Mayor Pro-Tem (City of Killeen), Killeen, TX Gonzales, Melissa (Self), Austin, TX Hebert, J. Gerald (Texas Congressional Democrats (not Hall, E.B. Johnson, Jackson Lee)), Alexandria, VA Henderson, Elaine (Glencrest Civic League), Fort Worth, TX Henderson, Percy (Precinct Chair 1104 Tarrant County), Fort Worth, TX Jack, Jeff (Self), Austin, TX Jackson, Mae Dr. (City of Waco), Waco, TX Jouett, Maureen Mayor (Citizens & City Council - City of Killeen/Self/Spouse), Killeen, TX Kutner, Marc (Self), Austin, TX Lafond, Ron (Self), Austin, TX Lewellen, Beverly (Self), Austin, TX Martino, Kelly (Self), Austin, TX McCormick, Paula (Self), Austin, TX McKeeyer, Robin (Self), Austin, TX Mead, Kathryn (Self), Austin, TX Nauert, Rodney Mayor (City of Copperas Cove), Copperas Cove, TX Nixon, Mark (Self), Austin, TX Reamy, George (Self), Lorena, TX Rush, Barbara (Pat Crow/Self/Written Testimony by Peggy Pickle & Jake Pickle), Austin, TX Santana, Sonia (Self), Austin, TX Shumake, Max (Self), DeKalb, TX Teague, Edith (Self), Arlington, TX Thomas, Kathleen (Self/Mentally retarded sister, Marilynn), Austin, TX Tredennick, Lynne (Self), Austin, TX Yevich*, Elizabeth (Self), Austin, TX ON: Archer, Jeff (Texas Legislative Council), Austin, TX Lindell, John (Self), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Campbell, Joshua (Self), Harper, TX Effenberger, Barbara Democratic County Chairman (Guadalupe County Democrats), Seguin, TX Wood, Marjorie (Self), Austin, TX Zafereo, Mark (Self), Victoria, TX Against: Acevedo, Fidel (Self), Austin, TX Adams, Robert (Self), Austin, TX Alexius, Barbara (Self), Austin, TX Atkins, Kelly Ann (Self), Austin, TX Bloom, Michael (Self), Austin, TX Borden, Ann (Self), Round Mt., TX Bottoms, Shirley (Self), Austin, TX Brokaw, Steven (Self), Austin, TX Burgin*, Alyssa (Self), Bulverde, TX Butterfield, Colleen (Self), Grapevine, TX Byrd, Ann (Self), Austin, TX Canchola, Maria (Self), Austin, TX Cauvin, Jean-Pierre (Self), Austin, TX Chavez, Ram Commander (American GI Forum of Texas), Corpus Christi, TX Cheng, Michelle (Self), Austin, TX Clark-Bradley, Vicki (Self), Austin, TX Clarkson, Judith (Self), Austin, TX Coffman, Helen (Self), Austin, TX Collins, Nancy (Self), Austin, TX Crossley, Cecilia (Self), Austin, TX Deats, Lydia (Self), Austin, TX Dominguez, Sam (Self), San Antonio, TX Estes, Mark (Self), Austin, TX Eurich, Melissa (Self), Austin, TX Floyd, Walter (Self), Austin, TX Garcia, Alexandra (Self), Austin, TX Garner, Melissa (The people of Austin & Texas/Self), Austin, TX Genet, Kathy (Self), Austin, TX Gibbons, Catherine (Self), Austin, TX Gibbons, Heidi (Self), Austin, TX Glass, Cecil (Self), Austin, TX Hadden, Karen (Self), Austin, TX Hagar, Helen (Self), Burleson, TX Hallford, Currie (CWA & Texas), Austin, TX Harris, Lisa (Self), Austin, TX Harvey, Bonnie (Self), Austin, TX Hawkins, Kathleen (Self), Buna, TX Hentges, Sandra (Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce), Austin, TX Hernandez, Leon (American GI Forum), San Antonio, TX Higginbotham, Laurie (Self), Austin, TX Hilder, Julia (Self), Austin, TX Hill, Claire (Self/Minorities & Rural Texans & intact communities), Austin, TX Holcomb, Richard (New Citizen of Texas), Austin, TX Jackson, Charles (Self), San Antonio, TX Jacobson, Antone (Self), Austin, TX Jacobson, Jacqueline (Self), Austin, TX Jenkins, Louise (Self), Austin, TX Johnson, Scott (Self), Austin, TX Johnson, Shirley (Self), Austin, TX Kohler, Anne (Self), Austin, TX Lance, Jan (My family), Austin, TX Lance, Rachel (Self), Austin, TX Law, Matthew (Self), Austin, TX Leal, Gloria President (Mexican American Bar Association of Texas), Austin, TX Lopez, Matthew (Self), Austin, TX Lundy, Eileen (Self), Austin, TX MacKay, James (Self), Austin, TX Mann, Darryl (Self), Austin, TX Mann, Leonard (12th Street Business of Property Owner Association), Pflugerville, TX Martin Easter, Doris (Self), Temple, TX Mayer-Oakes, Mary (Self & Family), Austin, TX McAfee Deckard, Karen M.S.N., R.N. (Self), Austin, TX Mehdy, Mona (Self), Austin, TX Merello, Barbara (Gray Panthers), Austin, TX Meyer, Ann (Self), Austin, TX Neavel, Nancy (My family), Austin, TX Norwood, Lana (Self), Austin, TX Ofman, Kay (Self), Austin, TX Ozmun, Scott (Travis County Democratic Party), Austin, TX Pierson, Burton (Self), Austin, TX Price, Jr., James (Self), Austin, TX Rachofsky, Marcia (Self), Austin, TX Ramirez, Miguel (American GI Forum), San Antonio, TX Reed, Carol (Self), Austin, TX Reed, James (Self), Austin, TX Reid, Susan (Self), Austin, TX Reyes, Rene Mr. (Self/Reyes, Cano families), Austin, TX Riley, Luz (CWA Local 6132), Austin, TX Rogers, Gerhild (Self), Austin, TX Ruedas, Doroteo (Self), Austin, TX Saldana, G (Self), San Antonio, TX Shanklin-Spock, Heidi (Self), Austin, TX Sheley*, Kathy (Self), Austin, TX Simons, James (Self), Austin, TX Singleton, Sara (Self), Austin, TX Small, Timothy (Self), Austin, TX Smith, Leland (Self), Austin, TX Soliz-Chapa, Jackie (Self), Austin, TX Svjagintsev, Jueri (Self), Austin, TX Thornberry, David (Democracy), Austin, TX Thornberry, Kathleen (Self), Austin, TX Traugott, Alice (Self), Buda, TX Travis, Nick (Lloyd Dogget), Austin, TX Vodnick, Lynn (Self), Cedar Park, TX Waldrip, William Mack (Self), Austin, TX Weiner, David (Self), Austin, TX White, David (Self), Austin, TX Willis, Richard (Self), Austin, TX Wilson, Marilyn (Self), Austin, TX Yarber, John (Self), Austin, TX Young, Susan (Self), Austin, TX Zimmerman, Jo-Ann (Self), Euless, TX On: Manson, Jeffrey (All citizens of Travis County), Austin, TX Providing written testimony: Against: Collins, Nancy (Self), Austin, TX Marsh, Jeannie (Self), Fort Worth, TX Martinez, Josephine (Self), Fort Worth, TX Simons, James (Self), Austin, TX HB 3 Witness List Notes ON: * (indicates illegible handwriting on witness affirmation card)


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Notts County sweating on fitness of three defenders for Boreham Wood clash
Manager Neal Ardley has problems at the back
by Leigh CurtisNotts County are sweating over the fitness over three of their defenders ahead of their clash against Boreham Wood tomorrow.
Connell Rawlinson is considered a doubt because of his back seizing up during the defeat to Aldershot at the weekend.
Magpies left-back Damian McCrory has also fractured his fingers while new recruit Alex Lacey has suffered from a tight hamstring.
Midfielder Mitch Rose is available despite picking up a fifth yellow card at the weekend, but he is not suspended as one of those bookings came in the FA Cup.
Magpies boss Ardley will assess his injured players tomorrow as he predicted Boreham Wood would come to attack at Meadow Lane rather than look to sit back.
“Damien McCrory has fractured his fingers so his knuckles have swelled up and we’ll have to look at his availability,” he said.
“Alex Lacey’s hamstring is tight and he might have a strain, while Connell Rawlinson’s back seized up towards the end of Saturday’s game, so that’s three centre-back options struggling at once.
“Boreham Wood will have a go at us. They did at their place and I think they’ll play similarly to how they did in September, so they will here, too.
“The manager gets them at it and they play their 3-5-2 system really well. They’ve got a lot of pace and athleticism and were good when we played them before, so we’ll have to get a lot of things right.”


import Base from "../../engine/Base.js"
export default class TextControllerOld extends Base.Behavior {
/*
constructor
params: timer - A reference to the game's Timer behavior; text - A reference to the game's guideText's TextComponent
returns: none
Creates a TextController behavior
*/
timer;
text;
constructor(timer, text) {
super();
this.timer = timer;
this.text = text;
}
/*
start
params: none
returns: none
Initializes this behavior. Called when EdGE intializes
*/
start() { }
/*
update
params: none
returns: none
Runs this behavior's logic. Called every frame by EdGE
*/
update() {


| Friday, Feburary 7th 2020 | Saturday, February 8th 2020 |
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| 4:30-5:00: Check in & registration @ Levine Lobby | 8:00-8:30: Check in & registration @ Pennovation Center |
| 5:00-6:00: Dinner @ Levine Lobby | 8:30-9:00: Breakfast |
| 6:00-6:45: Intro to Web Dev pt. 1 @ Wu and Chen Auditorium (Track 1)               Intermediate Web Dev @ Berger Auditorium (Track 2) |
9:00-9:15: Opening Ceremony 9:15: Hacking begins! |
| 7:00-7:45: Intro to Web Dev pt. 2 @ Wu and Chen Auditorium (Track 1)               Android Development Workshop @ Berger Auditorium (Track 2) |
9:30-11:00: Intro to iOS Development Workshop 10:00-12:00: Photobooth |
| 8:00-8:45: Git it gurl: Intro to Git @ Wu and Chen Auditorium (Track 1)               Firebase Workshop @ Berger Auditorium (Track 2) |
12:00-1:00: Lunch + Careers Panel 1:00-3:00: Friendship bracelet making! |
| 9:00-9:30: Makin friends (team formation & games) @ Wu and Chen Auditorium | 1:00-2:00: Computer Graphics + ShaderToy Workshop 2:00-3:00: AMA with FemmeHacks Organizers! 3:00-4:30: Mocktail Bar sponsored by Redbull |
| 9:30: GET HYPE 4 TOMORROW ! | 4:00-5:00: FemmeHacks Got Talent! Talent Show + Open Mic 3:00-5:00: Game Room |
| 6:00-7:00: Dinner 7:30-8:00: Snack time! Sugar Philly macarons sponsored by Linode |
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| 8:30: Hacking ends! SUBMIT YOUR PROJECTS ON DEVPOST! 9:00-9:30: Project Demos 9:45-10:30: Closing Ceremony + Awards |


Cork city at center of War of Independence 2020 celebrations
by Irish Voice ReportersCork City is set to be the focal point for Ireland's commemorations of the War of Independence, which will mark its 100th year anniversary in 2020.
While Dublin was the center of 2016's centenary commemorations of the Easter Rising, where much of the fighting took place in the GPO on O'Connell Street, much of the defining moments during the War of Independence happened in the southern city.
The Burning of Cork in December 1920 is one such example, where the Black and Tans and British soldiers looted, attacked and burned numerous buildings in the city in retaliation for an Irish Republican Army ambush on a British patrol.
Two Cork mayors died during the War of Independence, with one, Terence MacSwiney, dying of starvation after 74 days on a hunger strike while imprisoned in Brixton on charges of inciting rebellion.
Read more: West Cork island could become first private island bought via crowdfunding
A principal figure in the War of Independence was Cork native Michael Collins, who died in his home county following an ambush at Béal na Bláth.
In a recent visit to Cork, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar confirmed that Cork would have the honor of hosting the state commemorations of the centenary of the war.
"We’re going to make sure that in 2020 there will be a very major state commemoration here in the city of Cork,” Varadkar said.
“If Dublin was the focal point for the Easter Rising in 2016, then it’s certainly the case that, if Cork was the focal point for the War of Independence, in 2020 given the sacrifice of two lord mayors, and also the burning of the city in December 1920, we’re going to recognize that by having the main major state commemoration here in the city of Cork.”
In 2016, the streets of Dublin were brought to a standstill as massive state commemorations took place to mark 100 years since the Easter Rising.
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