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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - The Oregon Supreme Court has ruled that a driver whose blood alcohol content registered .09% nearly two hours after he was stopped should not have been convicted of drunken driving.
The Oregonian/OregonLive reports the legal limit for driving is .08 percent, but the Supreme Court said Thursday it’s unclear what 62-year-old John Charles Hedgpeth’s blood alcohol content was at the time he was pulled over along the Oregon coast in Coos County.
The high court affirmed a 2018 decision by the Oregon Court of Appeals, which said it’s possible Hedgpeth was legally sober when he was stopped, but that over the next nearly two hours, more liquor entered his bloodstream and raised his alcohol content to an illegal level.
The problem, the Supreme Court noted, is that the prosecution failed to provide evidence that supported the theory that Hedgpeth’s blood alcohol level had decreased from the time since the officer pulled him over.
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（要测试时，把下面 json 替换到输入框再点击对应的指令按钮）
计时器 json 样例: {"fromPlatform": "pc","role": "ROLE_TEACHER","type": "timer","action": "start","subType": "countDown"}
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What the Wives of Famous Actors, Who’ve Won Millions of Women’s Hearts, Look Like
Some Hollywood actors are able to attract women with just their looks alone and they completely win them over with a couple of new films or TV series episodes. Millions of women around the world would love to date these guys but, unfortunately for the women, many of them have already found their one true love and made a family with her.
Bright Side got curious and found out what the women, who’ve managed to land the most popular actors in the world, look like.
Joanne Tucker and Adam Driver
Adam Driver met his future wife, actress Joanne Tucker back when they were still studying, but they didn’t get married until 8 years later, in 2013.
Karine Silla and Vincent Perez
One of the most handsome Swiss actors, Vincent Perez, is married to the French actress and director Karine Silla. They have been together for over 20 years now.
Laura Louie and Woody Harrelson
Woody Harrelson’s first marriage was not very successful: the actor lived with Nancy Simon for only a year and decided to get divorced after that. Woody’s second wife was his assistant, Laura Louie, and they are raising 3 daughters together.
Giada Colagrande and Willem Dafoe
In 2004, Willem Dafoe decided to get married for the first time in his life and Italian actress and director Giada Colagrande became his wife. She is 20 years younger than her husband.
Amelia Warner and Jamie Dornan
Once, the Hollywood handsome man Jamie Dornan was married to Keira Knightley, but their marriage fell apart. Dornan’s new love is British actress and singer Amelia Warner.
Shauna Robertson and Edward Norton
Edward Norton and actress Shauna Robertson are a very secretive couple. They never announced the fact that they got married in 2012 or than they had their son Atlas one year later.
Elizabeth Chambers and Armie Hammer
The wife of American actor Armie Hammer is actress and journalist Elizabeth Chambers. They have 2 children together.
Sunrise Coigney and Mark Ruffalo
Since 2000, Mark Ruffalo has been married to actress Sunrise Coigney. They have 3 children together.
Hanne Jacobsen and Mads Mikkelsen
The elegant Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen and choreographer Hanne Jacobsen started dating in 1987 and 13 years later, they got married. They are raising their daughter Viola and son Karl together.
Tamsin Egerton and Josh Hartnett
The star of Pearl Harbor, Josh Hartnett, was rumored to have had a lot of relationships at the beginning of his career. But he never actually decided to get married at that point.
Rebecca Gleeson and Eric Bana
Journalist Rebecca Gleeson became the wife of Australian actor Eric Bana. The couple has been together since 1995, and they are raising 2 children together.
Samantha Taylor-Wood and Aaron Taylor-Johnson
The wife of British actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson, director Samantha Taylor-Wood, is 23 years older than her husband. But the couple proves that their age difference doesn’t matter. They have been together since 2012.
Zoe Grisedale and Iwan Rheon
British actor Iwan Rheon, who became famous for his role as Ramsay Bolton in Game of Thrones, lives with actress Zoe Grisedale. In 2018 he became a father for the first time.
Michele Hicks and Jonny Lee Miller
At the end of the 90s, Jonny Lee Miller was married to Angelina Jolie for a very short time and it wasn’t until 10 years later that he decided to start a serious relationship again. His new wife is also his colleague, Michele Hicks.
Lara Bingle and Sam Worthington
The wife of the Australian actor and star of Avatar, Sam Worthington, is also an actress and a model. They have been together since 2014.
Amatus Sami Karim and Mahershala Ali
Mahershala Ali didn’t announce that he was in a relationship with his colleague Amatus Sami Karim for a long time. The actors were happy and lived together, but in 2013 they decided to get married officially.
Rebecca Rigg and Simon Baker
The star of the show The Mentalist, Simon Baker, met his only love more than 20 years ago and they have been together ever since. Australian actress Rebecca Rigg is his wife and they are raising 3 children together.
Rhea Durham and Mark Wahlberg
American photo model Rhea Durham is Mark Wahlberg’s love. They officially got married in 2009.
Elvira Lind and Oscar Isaac
Actor and musician from Guatemala, Oscar Isaac, got married to Danish director Elvira Lind in 2017. Now, the couple is expecting their second child.
Jill Fink and Patrick Dempsey
Despite the fact that Patrick Dempsey’s wife looks like a model, she has no direct connection to Red Carpets: Jill Fink is a professional makeup artist.
Sibi Blazic and Christian Bale
One of the most talented actors of modern Hollywood has been happily married for 19 years now. His wife is also an actress, but not as popular as her husband.
Jamie Bochert and Michael Pitt
The star of HBO’s Boardwalk Empire, actor and musician Michael Pitt, chose an ex-ballet dancer, now a musician and a model, Jamie Bochert, to be his wife.
Nukâka and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
Danish actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau chose a Greenland actress to be his wife. She won the Miss Greenland contest. They are raising 2 children at the moment.
Hannah Bagshawe and Eddie Redmayne
In 2014, all Eddie Redmayne’s female fans were disappointed because the actor finally got married. His wife, Hannah Bagshawe, is a PR manager.
Julie Yaeger and Paul Rudd
Producer Julie Yaeger and Paul Rudd have been married for 16 years. They are raising 2 children together.
Bonus: Very different wives of famous directors
Quentin Tarantino and Daniella Pick
Kate Capshaw and Steven Spielberg
Woody Allen and Soon-Yi Previn
Which modern celebrity couple do you think looks best together?
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There I am standing by the shore of a swiftly flowing river and I hear the cry of a drowning man. So I jump into the river, put my arms around him, pull him to shore and apply artificial respiration. just when he begins to breathe, there is another cry for help. So i jump into the river, reach him, pull him to shore, apply artificial respiration, and then just as he begins to breathe, another cry for help. So back in the river again, reaching, pulling, applying, breathing and then another yell. Again and again, without end, goes the sequence. You know, I am so busy jumping in, pulling them to shore, applying artificial respiration, that I have no time to see who the hell is upstream pushing them all in.
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Abuse and familial connections
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Source: New England Journal of Medicine, 2016
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Interpreted.
The @x:Act interpreter is written in Java. @x:Act scripts can reference Java classes and
call Java methods and Java programs can invoke @x:Act scripts. @x:Act inherits much of the Java run-time support
including garbage collection, multithreading,
and exception handling.
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execution) within a set of nested scopes.
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in the smallest enclosing scope.
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an application from multiple scripts.
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In general, the type of the result of an expression
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A variable can hold a value of any type.
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not the operands.
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Although a value will have exactly one type,
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Rich built-in types.
@x:Act has two major built-in data types:
strings and xdom's (@x:Act Document Object Model).
Strings represent a sequence of Unicode characters
and may not be modified.
Strings are also used for boolean, integer, float, and date
values.
Xdom's can be used to represent XML data, @x:Act scripts,
arrays, records, lists, trees, and directed graphs.
Every xdom (even those with cycles) has an ASCII external form.
Parsers and unparsers (pretty printers) are provided
to convert between internal xdom and external ASCII
string forms.
Xdom data structures can also be used from
Java programs.
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A full set of user definable abstractions are provided
including modules, functions, types, views, iterators,
and virtual variables (via lhs/rhs function pairs).
Variable length parameter lists and keyword (named)
parameters are available.
All language operations are user definable.
Abstractions support parameterized types
and generic/polymorphic functions. @x:Act does not provide class inheritance.
Views provide a safer cleaner alternative.
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Stack-based execution.
Unlike languages such as Lisp, @x:Act stack frames are not retained when they are exited. @x:Act does however have an extended name
feature that can be used for currying and
other techniques usually provided by retention.
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@x:Act provides incremental parsing and implicit
streams that allow large data structures
to be processed without all being in main memory
at the same time.
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@x:Act provides multithreading, locks/monitors (like those of Java),
and queues (that can be used for CSP style programming).
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Extensible. @x:Act can be easily extended by defining new languages
(collections of tags, operators, and abstractions).
New functionality can be provided by escaping into Java
(or even C via JNI).
Multiple languages can be combined in single script to
combine functionality or to provide a
specification of multiple execution times/places (preprocess, server,
client).
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The @x:Act interpreter includes an interactive debugger that supports breakpoints, stepping through code, and
examining values. Although useful, it is still quite rough; so use it at your own risk.


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“All humans by nature desire knowledge.” (Aristotle, Metaphysics I). The ways we gain the knowledge we desire are: observation, scientific research, experience, reading literature, talking to friends, listening to experts, and a few other ways. Why discussion?
We discuss for several reasons: is more interesting than lecture; it helps us retain the information; it challenges our own viewpoint; and because philosophy itself is a dialogue. Furthermore, discussion with friends and experts is one of the best ways to learn, especially about philosophical truths. But what is discussion?
A good discussion is more than just sharing opinions; it is an eager, friendly search for truth. It is not combative or competitive but friendly; it is not full of posturing, disguises, but sincere and eager. It is not a search for “opinions” but a search for truths not known, or deeper understanding of truths known. Why search for truth?
On the one hand, there are three situations in which you do not need to learn X. You do not need to learn X if you already know X; or if you do not know X but you don’t realize it; or if you do not know X, and realize it, but X is unimportant.
On the other hand, you desire to know when this happens: X is important, you do not know X, you realize you don’t know it. Asking questions helps us realize what we don’t know.
We ask questions, and propose an answer. We then evaluate the answer: is it a good answer? Is it good enough? Are there any flaws? Are there any other more reasonable answers?
While answering questions and evaluating those answers, it is helpful to follow a few “ground rules.” Some are unfamiliar:
• Don’t raise hands • Address each other, not the teacher. • Address the key question. • Cite the text (participants relate their statements to particular passages to clarify, and to elaborate.) • Address comments to the group (no side conversations) • Use sensitivity to take turns and not interrupt others • Monitor ‘air time’
Here are a few more discussion “ground rules” to help us be productive.
We are going to be discussing some big “hypothetical” topics. Don’t be fooled. We can only grow if we put ourselves on the line.
Some people are easy to listen to. Some are hard. Practice listening to both. If a person is crazy, annoying, loud, quiet, irrational, or irritatingly rational, listen anyway. At some point in this class, you will be hard to listen to — but you want others to listen anyway.
There is an opportunity to become someone new in this class. You can become someone you’ve never been, to ascend new vistas. If you challenge yourself, you will scale new heights, uncover unknown breadths, and plumb uncharted depths.  You will stay comfortable, but at what cost?
We can hurt each other and still be friends. You have hurt and been hurt by your family and you’re still family, aren’t you? But we don’t want to intentionally hurt each other with insults, teasing, and mocking. Sometimes the truth hurts. We have to say the truth. So sometimes we have to hurt each other. Try not to hurt your neighbor unless it is for this reason.
Be courageous in presenting your own thoughts and reasoning, but be flexible and willing to change your mind in the face of new and compelling evidence. If the truth is life to us, and falsehood death, then helping each other out of error and falsehood is not optional — it is obligatory. It is not a debate tactic, a “gotcha” move, oppression, verbal abuse, hateful, or aggressive — it is loving. Of course, both parties in a philosophical argument have to (a) want the truth and (b) love each other.
If truth is life to us, and falsehood death, then you don’t have time to bother with just your neighbor’s errors — focus on your own. Seeing our blindspots is so difficult it is almost impossible. You will have to work harder on seeing your mistakes than working out and staying fit. It’s harder to learn your errors than to get an “A” in class. It’s harder to see yourself than to travel the world.
 Would it be such a nightmare if that turned out to be you? Wouldn’t it be a good thing to be surrounded by your intellectual superiors? Statistically, we are each different in life experiences, skills, languages, and, of course, IQs. If you are the quickest person in the room, great, help us. If you are the slowest, great, learn. Don’t be either haughty or hopeless; be humble and helpful.
Just because it’s a “discussion day” doesn’t mean we have to discuss the whole period. We need time to digest, to think, to process, to formulate, to ponder, or just to rest. If I am not talking, then you are free to. If I am talking, you are free to interrupt and ask for a minute to think.
If the conversation gets off track, refocus on the opening question by restating it. Human reason is not infallible, but it is reliable. Trust the argument, even if it leads to unexpected, surprising, painful, or implausible conclusions. If the conclusion we are lead to is in error, use the argument to expose that error. If not, then take courage, have faith, and change your mind (and if need be, change your life).
As we get better at discussion, some of you will try your hand at leading. Here are some tips.
BEFORE Read the text carefully, attending to main themes and one’s own wonder/interest/questions. Brainstorm opening questions Filter out yes/no questions, or questions whose scope is impossibly large, or questions that relate text
DURING Give introductory comments on topic (to frame question) Ask opening question (to give students today’s goal) If needed, give brief comments (to support question) Temporarily sit back and be quiet (to allow students to take responsibility for answering the question, defining the terms, finding and citing relevant text, etc.) Moderate discussion (to keep students on the topic and relevant tangents, to challenge easy but inadequate answers, to deepen curiosity)


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Implement this interface to create a custom form control directive that integrates with Angular forms.
How do I use it?
I have created custom components that I would like to act as form elements in my reactive form.
Our Reactive Form
Solution #1
parent component w/ form
CVA Interface
Classes implementing interfaces must follow the structure described by the interface.
write Value
Writes a new value to the element. This will be called when the FormControl is instantiated AND when patchValue or setValue is called.
register OnChange
Registers a callback function that is called when
the control's value changes in the UI.
register OnTouched
Registers a callback function is called by the forms
API on initialization to update the form model on blur.
set Disabled State
Function that is called by the forms API when the control status changes to or from 'DISABLED'. This will be called when the FormControl is instantiated IF the disabled key is present AND when .enable() or .disable() is called.
We need to register the NG_VALUE_ACCESSOR provider and implement the ControlValueAccessor methods.
The NG_VALUE_ACCESSOR is used to register the component as a provider for the controlValueAccessor, and because this will register the component early we'll need to use forwardRef to refer to it.
Basic CVA implementation
In form markup
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Using CVA in practice for typeahead and rating form controls
We want to display the 'name' value to our users and submit the 'id' value to our form
Typeahead markup
(using ngx-bootstrap typeahead)
Typeahead component
Star Rating Markup
Star Rating Component
Things we care about:
Test Setup - Creating a test host component & using ViewChild
Testing Typeahead Change Event
We care that the formControl is being notified of the change when an option is selected.
Testing Touch Event (& validation)
We care that the formControl element is getting the ng-touched class and touched property true.
Testing setValue
We care that the ui selects the appropriate dropdown when writeValue is called.
Testing Rating Change Event
We care that the formControl is being notified of the change when a star is clicked.
Testing Rating Disabling
We care that component implements "disabled" functionality correctly.
Slides available at: tehfedaykin.github.io/WormholesandCVAs
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1979 goes down in Porsche motorsport history as another successful year. Private racing teams bring home 15 national and international championship victories for the Zuffenhausen brand. One is the triumph in Le Mans. The Kremer Racing team from Cologne takes to the starting line in a modified version of the 935. Brothers Bill and Don Whittington from the United States and the German Klaus Ludwig win Porsche's fifth overall victory after 24 hours.


The virtual host code was completely rewritten in Apache 1.3. This document attempts to explain exactly what Apache does when deciding what virtual host to serve a hit from. With the help of the new NameVirtualHost directive virtual host configuration should be a lot easier and safer than with versions prior to 1.3.
If you just want to make it work without understanding how, here are some examples.
There is a main_server which consists of all
the definitions appearing outside of <VirtualHost>
sections.
There are virtual servers, called vhosts, which are defined by
<VirtualHost>
sections.
The directives Port, ServerName, ServerPath, and ServerAlias can appear anywhere within the definition of a server. However, each appearance overrides the previous appearance (within that server).
The default value of the Port
field for main_server
is 80. The main_server has no default ServerPath
, or
ServerAlias
. The default ServerName
is
deduced from the servers IP address.
The main_server Port directive has two functions due to legacy
compatibility with NCSA configuration files. One function is
to determine the default network port Apache will bind to. This
default is overridden by the existence of any
Listen
directives.
The second function is to specify the port number which is used
in absolute URIs during redirects.
Unlike the main_server, vhost ports do not affect what ports Apache listens for connections on.
Each address appearing in the VirtualHost
directive
can have an optional port. If the port is unspecified it defaults to
the value of the main_server's most recent Port
statement.
The special port * indicates a wildcard that matches any port.
Collectively the entire set of addresses (including multiple
A record
results from DNS lookups) are called the vhost's address set.
Unless a NameVirtualHost directive is used for a specific IP address the first vhost with that address is treated as an IP-based vhost.
If name-based vhosts should be used a NameVirtualHost
directive must appear with the IP address set to be used for the
name-based vhosts. In other words, you must specify the IP address that
holds the hostname aliases (CNAMEs) for your name-based vhosts via a
NameVirtualHost
directive in your configuration file.
Multiple NameVirtualHost
directives can be used each
with a set of VirtualHost
directives but only one
NameVirtualHost
directive should be used for each
specific IP:port pair.
The ordering of NameVirtualHost
and
VirtualHost
directives is not important which makes the
following two examples identical (only the order of the
VirtualHost
directives for one address set
is important, see below):
| NameVirtualHost <IP_ADDRESS> | <VirtualHost <IP_ADDRESS>> <VirtualHost <IP_ADDRESS>> | # server A # server A | </VirtualHost> ... | <VirtualHost <IP_ADDRESS>> </VirtualHost> | # server C <VirtualHost <IP_ADDRESS>> | ... # server B | </VirtualHost> ... | <VirtualHost <IP_ADDRESS>> </VirtualHost> | # server B | ... NameVirtualHost <IP_ADDRESS> | </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost <IP_ADDRESS>> | <VirtualHost <IP_ADDRESS>> # server C | # server D ... | ... </VirtualHost> | </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost <IP_ADDRESS>> | # server D | NameVirtualHost <IP_ADDRESS> ... | NameVirtualHost <IP_ADDRESS> </VirtualHost> | |
(To aid the readability of your configuration you should prefer the left variant.)
After parsing the VirtualHost
directive, the vhost server
is given a default Port
equal to the port assigned to the
first name in its VirtualHost
directive.
The complete list of names in the VirtualHost
directive
are treated just like a ServerAlias
(but are not overridden by any
ServerAlias
statement) if all names resolve to the same address
set. Note that subsequent Port
statements for this vhost will not
affect the ports assigned in the address set.
During initialization a list for each IP address
is generated an inserted into an hash table. If the IP address is
used in a NameVirtualHost
directive the list contains
all name-based vhosts for the given IP address. If there are no
vhosts defined for that address the NameVirtualHost
directive
is ignored and an error is logged. For an IP-based vhost the list in the
hash table is empty.
Due to a fast hashing function the overhead of hashing an IP address during a request is minimal and almost not existent. Additionally the table is optimized for IP addresses which vary in the last octet.
For every vhost various default values are set. In particular:
ServerAdmin
,
ResourceConfig
,
AccessConfig
,
Timeout
,
KeepAliveTimeout
,
KeepAlive
,
MaxKeepAliveRequests
,
or
SendBufferSize
directive then the respective value is
inherited from the main_server. (That is, inherited from whatever
the final setting of that value is in the main_server.)
If the main_server has no ServerName
at this point,
then the hostname of the machine that httpd is running on is used
instead. We will call the main_server address set those IP
addresses returned by a DNS lookup on the ServerName
of
the main_server.
For any undefined ServerName
fields, a name-based vhost
defaults to the address given first in the VirtualHost
statement defining the vhost.
Any vhost that includes the magic _default_ wildcard
is given the same ServerName
as the main_server.
The server determines which vhost to use for a request as follows:
When the connection is first made by a client, the IP address to which the client connected is looked up in the internal IP hash table.
If the lookup fails (the IP address wasn't found) the request is served from the _default_ vhost if there is such a vhost for the port to which the client sent the request. If there is no matching _default_ vhost the request is served from the main_server.
If the lookup succeeded (a corresponding list for the IP address was found) the next step is to decide if we have to deal with an IP-based or a name-base vhost.
If the entry we found has an empty name list then we have found an IP-based vhost, no further actions are performed and the request is served from that vhost.
If the entry corresponds to a name-based vhost the name list contains
one or more vhost structures. This list contains the vhosts in the same
order as the VirtualHost
directives appear in the config
file.
The first vhost on this list (the first vhost in the config file with
the specified IP address) has the highest priority and catches any request
to an unknown server name or a request without a Host:
header field.
If the client provided a Host:
header field the list is
searched for a matching vhost and the first hit on a ServerName
or ServerAlias
is taken and the request is served from
that vhost. A Host:
header field can contain a port number, but
Apache always matches against the real port to which the client sent
the request.
If the client submitted a HTTP/1.0 request without Host:
header field we don't know to what server the client tried to connect and
any existing ServerPath
is matched against the URI
from the request. The first matching path on the list is used and the
request is served from that vhost.
If no matching vhost could be found the request is served from the first vhost with a matching port number that is on the list for the IP to which the client connected (as already mentioned before).
If the URI from the request is an absolute URI, and its hostname and port match the main server or one of the configured virtual hosts and match the address and port to which the client sent the request, then the scheme/hostname/port prefix is stripped off and the remaining relative URI is served by the corresponding main server or virtual host. If it does not match, then the URI remains untouched and the request is taken to be a proxy request.
NameVirtualHost
directive.
ServerAlias
and ServerPath
checks are never
performed for an IP-based vhost.
NameVirtualHost
directive within the config
file is not important. Only the ordering
of name-based vhosts for a specific address set is significant. The one
name-based vhosts that comes first in the configuration file has
the highest priority for its corresponding address set.
Host:
header field is never used during the matching process. Apache always
uses the real port to which the client sent the request.
ServerPath
directive exists which is a prefix of
another ServerPath
directive that appears later in
the configuration file, then the former will always be matched
and the latter will never be matched. (That is assuming that no
Host:
header field was available to disambiguate the two.)
_default_
vhost catches a request only if there is no
other vhost with a matching IP address and a matching port
number for the request. The request is only caught if the port number
to which the client sent the request matches the port number of your
_default_
vhost which is your standard Port
by default. A wildcard port can be specified (i.e.,
_default_:*
) to catch requests to any available port.
_default_
vhost). In other words the main_server only catches a request for an
unspecified address/port combination (unless there is a
_default_
vhost which matches that port).
_default_
vhost or the main_server is never
matched for a request with an unknown or missing Host:
header
field if the client connected to an address (and port) which is used
for name-based vhosts, e.g., in a NameVirtualHost
directive.
VirtualHost
directives because it will force your server to rely on DNS to boot.
Furthermore it poses a security threat if you do not control the
DNS for all the domains listed.
There's more information
available on this and the next two topics.
ServerName
should always be set for each vhost. Otherwise
A DNS lookup is required for each vhost.
In addition to the tips on the DNS Issues page, here are some further tips:
VirtualHost
definitions. (This is to aid the readability of the configuration --
the post-config merging process makes it non-obvious that definitions
mixed in around virtual hosts might affect all virtual hosts.)
NameVirtualHost
and
VirtualHost
definitions in your configuration to ensure
better readability.
ServerPaths
which are prefixes of other
ServerPaths
. If you cannot avoid this then you have to
ensure that the longer (more specific) prefix vhost appears earlier in
the configuration file than the shorter (less specific) prefix
(i.e., "ServerPath /abc" should appear after
"ServerPath /abc/def").


 Even if it's not around Thanksgiving, these pumpkins are a great treat. They taste like a light cake donut with a delicous pumpkin and cinnamon flavor.
After having a lot of leftover canned pumpkins one Thanksgiving, we decided to try different pumpkin recipes and these pumpkin donuts are such a hit!
It is surprisingly easy to make baked donuts, but it does require a special donut tray to bake in the oven.
{% endblock %} {% block recipe_image %} {% endblock %} {% block recipe_tips %}Use a gallon ziploc bag to hold the donut mixture.
If the donuts are slightly dry on the top and the cinnamon sugar mixture isn't sticking to the top, add a splash of water to the top of the donuts to make them grab the cinnamon sugar.
This recipe is inspired by the Pumpkin Cake Doughnuts Recipe from King Arthur Flour website
{% endblock %} {% block recipe_ingredients %}


| DOSE: |
3 hits |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
It’s not easy to be a psychedelic. Put yourself in their shoes (shoes???) for a moment and reflect on your situation: On one side, you have adherents claiming that you are the forbidden fruit of the tree of knowledge, while your detractors argue that you merely imitate states of psychosis and that your so-called revelations are flimsy ideas that fade within a day or so.  So I conserved my energy and decided to defend psychedelics through this more neutral avenue. There are two points in particular that I need to focus on:
1) Yes, you can have that one trip from which you never return (as long as you do things right afterwards).
2) The benefits of psychedelics are far-reaching, long-lasting, and potentially life and world changing.
It may seem that I am a little too fired up about this, so it'll probably help if I explain why that's the case.   This subject could easily get me off topic (for instance, writing about how the drugs merely were catalysts for my own brain to bring on these changes) so let me try to stay within the lines that I’ve laid out for myself.
I will never forget my first trip that started everything....So close your eyes for a second and............no, bad idea, keep them open and keep reading........so just picture this: It's the fall of '04, and I'm at my first festival, seeing Phish's last show up in Coventry, VT.  Sitting in traffic for over 30 hours with the most brain-dead people on the planet tested my patience beyond its limits, and when they ended up trying to find a different way in (when every source insisted that there was only one route) I jumped out of the VW bus (cuz, Yeah man, like we're hippies and stuff cuz we smoke pot all the time and drive a VW) and prepared for whatever may lay in store.
 I was a dreamer and a seeker, like so many others on spaceship Earth, looking for answers to those never-ending questions that being alive poses to an inquiring mind: Who am I? What am I doing with my life? But the most vexing question of all, was always, Why? Why am I alive? Why is there something rather than nothing? Why this? Why that? Why? Why? Why? This line of questioning led to the biggest mind-ache of all, because all conventional avenues for its answers were unsatisfying to me. Asking, “Why?” doesn’t fall within the empirical range of science, and despite a lot of searching, conventional religion offered absolutely nothing satisfying, only simplistic and false crutches to lean upon.
Up to this point, I had experimented with marijuana and mushrooms, but they hadn’t provided that mystical insight that I was searching for. From the various sources that I had read, LSD seemed to be the substance that could potentially take me to where I wanted to go. I bought my first dose from a woman named Jane. I can’t remember any detail about her physically, except that her pupils were dilated like eclipsed moons. She was flying on the white on white blotter tabs that she was selling, and seeing her ecstatic look caused excitement to brew up within me. Once she found out that this was going to be my first experience with LSD, her energy intensified, and with a beatific smile, she dropped three hits under my yearning tongue. At the time, I couldn’t understand why she was so excited to dose me, but I can clearly see it now: she knew the doors it was going to open and she was making it happen. That’s quite a special feeing for a human to experience.
The first couple hours of the trip were interesting, but uneventful. Earlier that day, I had run into the people I abandoned earlier, and knowing that I needed a ride home, I quickly made my amends with offers of the drugs that I had procured. So I met back up with them and went to an ATM to get $500, with which I could buy an entire sheet from Jane. The diesel-powered lights were otherworldly, and as I looked away from them, a massive mandala appeared before my eyes.
Time was losing all meaning. I tried to express this, but no one understood what I was saying, and this disconnection made me keep my mouth shut for a bit. Once we got back to our campsite, one of them walked with me to the general direction where I found Jane earlier. I quickly realized that in my altered state of mind, I would never find her. But I was hearing something that I never heard before and I ran to the source of it, assuring my companion that I would be fine alone. It was not just music that I was hearing; it was pure mystical truth being channeled through trancey beats, swirling guitar solos and bouncing bass lines.
 But without the slightest hesitation, I found my body moving to the sounds of Umelt. It felt like I was under a spell from a source beyond and much greater than myself (which it undoubtably was). I let go of my petty ego and all its fears. Once that happened, insights flashed through my mind at a kaleidoscopic pace. Each crash of the cymbal brought new revelations. Contradictions resolved themselves into formless unity. I wanted to grab the mic and shout, “This is the moment poets write about! This is why we’re alive!” But fortunately I had some sense of social normalcy, and that potentially awkward situation was avoided.
A couple of endless hours later, the show ended and I made my way back to my tent. Avoiding a wandering spunion who offered two rolls if I let him sleep in my tent (he was too fucked up to find his), I washed up at a public faucet.  I laughed at myself and laid down inside my tent. The visuals were all very sexual. Everything was connected to each other, and there was so much sucking and sharing of energy. Fighting off the paranoid thoughts of people trying to come into my tent, I somehow fell into a deep sleep.
I woke up early, and excitedly ran over to my companions to try to tell them about my night. I tried to relate what happened, but they didn’t understand. Saying that “I’ll never be the same!” only elicited a response of, “That’s bomb, man.” I started talking to a neighbor who was sitting inside his car and he knew exactly what I was trying to convey. On LSD, “You can understand life”, he said to me. I practically jumped for joy! ‘This happens to other people too! So it’s got to be real!’ But, a wandering drug dealer offering multiple chemicals shifted my attention, and that’s where I can probably end my account of that night.
No, things did not change instantly. I went back home and life returned to normal. Soon enough, I was still the same unhappy person that I had always been. But it is not possible to revolutionize yourself after one trip. At the very least, it opened up the path for me, revealing that, yes, there are answers out there. But they’re not to be found in any established philosophy or religion, for it’s inside of all of us, and we just need to find the right way to bring it out. Without that trip, my hopeless outlook on life would’ve never ceased. I would’ve soon gave up on finding any answers, and at the heartbreak of the pointlessness of existence, I would have killed myself. That trip allowed me to open up to the mystery and wonder of the universe. Questions such as Why? lost their importance. I saw that there is no reason for anything. No divine plan behind our lives - they just ARE, and that’s the whole beauty of it.
Nothing has ever been the same since that trip. The way I experience Life on a daily basis was forever altered. My appreciation and the pure joy I experience from being alive can not be put into words. But let me quickly try: the way that I can look at a two-inch crystal and see a mountain chain, or my desire to transform myself and the world, or the way a certain woman can bring tears of joy to my eyes at the very thought of her, all of these and countless others are directly due to the influence of psychedelics.
To all the dreamers out there, let me say this: Close that book. Then, open your mind because all the answers you seek are already within you. You just have to be silent enough to hear it. Because only then will you be able to devour the voice of God.
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.


Trains a model, given by its criterion function, using the specified training parameters and configs. Different aspects of training such as data sources, checkpointing, cross validation, progress printing can be configured using the corresponding config classes.
func_train(func, minibatch_source, minibatch_size = 32, streams = NULL, model_inputs_to_streams = NULL, parameter_learners = c(), callbacks = c(), progress_frequency = NULL, max_epochs = NULL, epoch_size = NULL, max_samples = NULL)
| func | - The CNTK `Function` instance on which to apply the operation |
|---|---|
| minibatch_source | (MinibatchSource or list of matrices) – data source used for training. For large data, use a MinibatchSource. For small data, pass a list of matrices. The number of streams/arrays must match the number of arguments of self. |
| minibatch_size | (int or minibatch_size_schedule, defaults to 32) – minibatch size (or schedule) for training |
| streams | (list) – (only if minibatch_source is a data reader) the streams of the minibatch_source in argument order. Not to be given if minibatch_source is specified as numpy/scipy arrays rather than a data reader. |
| model_inputs_to_streams | (dict) – alternative to streams, specifying the mapping as a map from input variables to streams |
| parameter_learners | (list) – list of learners |
| callbacks | - list of callback objects, which can be of type ProgressWriter (for logging), CheckpointConfig (for #' check-pointing), TestConfig (for automatic final evaluation on a test set), #' and CrossValidationConfig (for cross-validation based training control). |
| progress_frequency | (int) – frequency in samples for aggregated progress printing. Defaults to epoch_size if given, or None otherwise |
| max_epochs | (int, defaults to 1) – maximum number of samples used for training; requires epoch_size |
| epoch_size | (int) – in CNTK, epoch size means the number of samples between outputting summary information and/or checkpointing. This must be specified unless the user directly passes numpy/scipy arrays for the minibatch_source. |
| max_samples | (int) – maximum number of samples used for training; mutually exclusive with max_epochs |
The input data can be specified as a data reader (MinibatchSource) for large corpora; or directly as numpy/scipy arrays if the data is so small that it is feasible to keep it all in RAM.
Data is processed in minibatches. The minibatch size defaults to 32, which is a choice that commonly works well. However, for maximum efficiency, we recommend to experiment with minibatch sizes and choose the largest that converges well and does not exceed the GPU RAM. This is particularly important for distributed training, where often, the minibatch size can be increased throughout the training, which reduces data bandwidth and thus speeds up parallel training.
If input data is given through a data reader (as opposed to directly as a numpy/scipy array), the user must also specify the epoch size. This is because data readers are used for large corpora, and the traditional definition of epoch size as number of samples in the corpus is not very relevant. Instead, CNTK really means the number of samples between summary actions, such as printing training progress, adjusting the learning rate, and/or checkpointing the model.
The function returns an object that contains these members: epoch_summaries is a list that contains the progression of epoch loss (.loss) and metric (.metric) values and the corresponding number of labels (.samples) that they were averaged over. This is the same value that a progress printer would print as epoch summaries. updates is a similar list with the more fine-grained minibatch updates. If a TestConfig was specified, then test_summary is the metric and sample count on the specified test set for the final model.
A number of callback mechanisms can optionally be specified as a list as callbacks. CNTK has a fixed set of callback types, and only those types are allowed in the callbacks list: An object of type ProgressWriter from cntk.logging is used for progress logging; a CheckpointConfig configures the checkpointing mechanism, which keeps copies of models at regular intervals and allows to seamlessly restart from a last checkpoint; a TestConfig allows to specify a test set that is evaluated at the end of the training; and a CrossValidationConfig specifies a user callback that can be used to adjust learning hyper-parameters or to denote to stop training, optionally based on a separate cross-validation data set.


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Declaration
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func stringArrayToNSData(array: [String]) -> NSData
Parameters
array
the array of String
Return Value
array of String converted
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func saveAndExport(stringArrayToShare: [String])
Parameters
array
the array of String
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Choose a pharmacy where you would like your prescription to be fulfilled
Delivered To You
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Confirm your choice and double check address.
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+ Patient Doctor Confidentiality
We at MediReady take security very seriously. In accordance with the law and regulations of the nation, we strickly abied by the Doctor Patient Confidentiality.
The communication between you and your doctor will be secure and confidential.
+ HSE Certification
Our Pharmacy partners at MediReady have been screened and verified by the HSE. This ensures the garantee of medication quality.
+ Data Protection
We use your personal information to provide our products and services, respond to queries and comments and provide you with the best
possible level of customer service. We may use it to contact you about orders you have placed, appointments you have booked or to send
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situations such as an urgent product recall or where we have a duty of care to notify you of information that relates to your health.
As a Pharmacy-based retailer, research is vital to our business. Occasionally, we contact customers who meet a particular set of criteria,
including health-related factors, to invite them to take part in clinical research. The research may be carried out by external companies
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Similarly, we may invite you to take part in market research activities such as customer surveys, questionnaires or focus groups. Again, we will never pass your
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Amazon mobile review sentiment prediction
by Ashish Choure
I have trained machine learning model with amazon mobile phones review. Please enter mobile review to see its polarity, whther it is positive or negative review
{% if prediction == 1%}
Positive review
{{review}}
{% elif prediction == 0%}
Negative review
{{review}}
{% endif %}


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load static %} {% block content %} Account Editing Want to Change? As you wish.
Want to change your account? Change the section you like and update then you are all set!


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High-Skilled Pet: Dog Repeats Typing Movements
There is hardly a pet owner who would not like his dog to be smart. Though everybody defines smartness differently, this is one really talented dog.
 It looks attentively at her owner's hands showing how to type and then repeats the typing movements with such vigour that it makes the owner and somebody else behind the camera burst into laughter.