Alphonse
Alphonse, the more timid of the two, is the younger brother. Although he is the timid one, he is the most vocal. He is the one who instigates all the meowing when they know it is time for them to eat. He does not as cuddly as Edward, but when he does, it is a definite sign of his affection.
Edward
The alpha cat. Edward's favorite activity is showing his dominance over his younger brother in any scuffle they get into. Although he may not start their skirmishes, he definitely finishes them with pinning his brother down any chance he gets. Edward likes to cuddle with anyone and will purr loudly when he's petted.
Funfacts:
- Their favorite food is tuna and cheese
- Their favorite activity is sleeping and eating
- Their birthday is April 8th
Rules when around the brothers:
- Always pet them when they approach you
- Never take their food away from them
- Have fun


Detects a Variable Pattern that shadows a stable identifier defined in the enclosing scope. To perform an equality test against that value, use backticks, e.g.
val foo = 0; 0 match {case `foo` => }


Charlie Nicholas makes Celtic vs Rangers call as he delivers Betfred Cup prediction
The pundit has outlined why he believes Neil Lennon’s side will win their 10th straight trophy.
by Record Sport OnlineFormer Celtic striker Charlie Nicholas can’t wait for his old team and Rangers to meet at Hampden.
The two Glasgow giants will face off at the National Stadium in the Betfred Cup Final on December 8 for the chance to win the first silverware of the season.
Nicholas doesn’t see much between the sides – but he reckons Celtic will edge out Rangers .
He knows the situation could change in the four weeks between now and the showdown but has explained why he feels Neil Lennon’s side will win their 10th straight trophy.
The 57-year-old, writing in his Daily Star column, said: "The Betfred Cup Final between Rangers and Celtic should be some game.
"It was hardly a surprise to see Celtic and Rangers cruise through their semi-finals against Hibs and Hearts.
"As is stands, the final looks a very evenly-matched encounter.
"There doesn't seem to be much between either side and they are both in good form.
"We just have to wait and see what the next few weeks bring, in terms of injuries, form and their European involvement.
"If I was to have to make a call on it right now I would go Celtic.
"I would only edge towards them because I think they have more strength in depth.
"It really is a meeting of two giants.
"It is also the chance for Steven Gerrard to pick up his first silverware although the league is the prize he really craves."
Rangers travel to face Aberdeen four days before the Hampden showpiece while Celtic are at home to Hamilton.


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BCM686xx Management API
3.6.7
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Channel Profile
Data Fields | |
| uint8_t | version |
| uint8_t | channel_index |
| bcmolt_ds_frequency_offset | ds_frequency_offset |
| uint8_t | channel_partition |
| uint8_t | uwlch_id |
| uint32_t | us_frequency |
| bcmolt_upstream_line_rate_capabilities | us_rate |
| uint8_t | default_onu_attenuation |
| uint8_t | response_threshold |
| bcmolt_link_type | us_link_type |
| bcmos_bool | is_valid |
| bcmolt_pon_id | pon_id |
| uint8_t version |
Channel profile version
| uint8_t channel_index |
Channel profile index
| bcmolt_ds_frequency_offset ds_frequency_offset |
The difference between the actual OLT CT Tx frequency and the nominal central frequency for the given DWLCH ID, expressed in units of 0.1GHz
| uint8_t channel_partition |
Channel partition
| uint8_t uwlch_id |
The assigned upstream wavelength channel ID
| uint32_t us_frequency |
The nominal central frequency of the upstream wavelength channel or a root frequency of the cyclic set of central frequencies forming an upstream wavelength channel, indicates the value in units of 0.1 GHz.
US rate.
| uint8_t default_onu_attenuation |
The default ONU attenuation level in steps of 3dB
| uint8_t response_threshold |
Threshold represent the maximum number of Ploams the ONU can transmit at non-zero attenuation level while attempting to establish communication with OLT CT
| bcmolt_link_type us_link_type |
US link type.
| bcmos_bool is_valid |
is valid.
| bcmolt_pon_id pon_id |
pon_id.


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OPAE C API
-..
FPGA API
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Functions to acquire, release, and reset OPAE FPGA resources. More...
#include <opae/types.h>
Go to the source code of this file.
Functions | |
| fpga_result | fpgaOpen (fpga_token token, fpga_handle *handle, int flags) |
| fpga_result | fpgaClose (fpga_handle handle) |
| fpga_result | fpgaReset (fpga_handle handle) |
Functions to acquire, release, and reset OPAE FPGA resources.
Definition in file access.h.
| fpga_result fpgaOpen | ( | fpga_token | token, |
| fpga_handle * | handle, | ||
| int | flags | ||
| ) |
Open an FPGA object
Acquires ownership of the FPGA resource referred to by 'token'.
Most often this will be used to open an accelerator object to directly interact with an accelerator function, or to open an FPGA object to perform management functions.
| [in] | token | Pointer to token identifying resource to acquire ownership of |
| [out] | handle | Pointer to preallocated memory to place a handle in. This handle will be used in subsequent API calls. |
| [in] | flags | One of the following flags:
|
Referenced by OPAE_SVC_WRAPPER::findAndOpenAccel(), inject_ras_fatal_error(), and main().
| fpga_result fpgaClose | ( | fpga_handle | handle | ) |
Close a previously opened FPGA object
Relinquishes ownership of a previously fpgaOpen()ed resource. This enables others to acquire ownership if the resource was opened exclusively. Also deallocates / unmaps MMIO and UMsg memory areas.
| [in] | handle | Handle to previously opened FPGA object |
Referenced by inject_ras_fatal_error(), main(), and OPAE_SVC_WRAPPER::~OPAE_SVC_WRAPPER().
| fpga_result fpgaReset | ( | fpga_handle | handle | ) |
Reset an FPGA object
Performs an accelerator reset.
| [in] | handle | Handle to previously opened FPGA object |
Referenced by main().


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title: 12/19
date: '2012-12-19T21:44:00.001-07:00'
author: Jacob .
tags:
modified_time: '2012-12-22T01:09:25.179-07:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6400085873105072120.post-7237153933531232683
blogger_orig_url: http://www.svlark.com/2012/12/1219.html
---
Lesson 37 went great. I think she needs for us to drop some of the repetition.
We got the Bumfuzzle book. I'm only about 4 paragraphs in, but it definitely starts strong.
We're going to read some Your Boat Too...
-22.4 @ 248.8


Object Serialization¶
What is serialization (and deserialization)?¶
Object serialization is the process of converting objects into a stream of bytes and, deserialization, the reverse process of creating objects from a stream of bytes. It takes place every time nodes pass objects to each other as messages, when objects are sent to or from RPC clients from the node, and when we store transactions in the database.
Whitelisting¶
In classic Java serialization, any class on the JVM classpath can be deserialized. This has shown to be a source of exploits and vulnerabilities by exploiting the large set of 3rd party libraries on the classpath as part of the dependencies of a JVM application and a carefully crafted stream of bytes to be deserialized. In Corda, we prevent just any class from being deserialized (and pro-actively during serialization) by insisting that each object’s class belongs on a whitelist of allowed classes.
Classes get onto the whitelist via one of three mechanisms:
- Via the
@CordaSerializable
annotation. In order to whitelist a class, this annotation can be present on the class itself, on any of the super classes or on any interface implemented by the class or super classes or any interface extended by an interface implemented by the class or superclasses. - By returning the class as part of a plugin via the method
customizeSerialization
. It’s important to return true from this method if you override it, otherwise the plugin will be excluded. See The Corda plugin framework. - Via the built in Corda whitelist (see the class
DefaultWhitelist
). Whilst this is not user editable, it does list common JDK classes that have been whitelisted for your convenience.
The annotation is the preferred method for whitelisting. An example is shown in Client RPC API tutorial. It’s reproduced here as an example of both ways you can do this for a couple of example classes.
// Not annotated, so need to whitelist manually.
data class ExampleRPCValue(val foo: String)
// Annotated, so no need to whitelist manually.
@CordaSerializable
data class ExampleRPCValue2(val bar: Int)
class ExampleRPCCordaPluginRegistry : CordaPluginRegistry() {
override fun customizeSerialization(custom: SerializationCustomization): Boolean {
// Add classes like this.
custom.addToWhitelist(ExampleRPCValue::class.java)
// You should return true, otherwise your plugin will be ignored for registering classes with Kryo.
return true
}
}
Note
Several of the core interfaces at the heart of Corda are already annotated and so any classes that implement them will automatically be whitelisted. This includes Contract, ContractState and CommandData.


A channel to discuss trading. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Markus18-Jul-19 10:50 AM
thats what i have noticed
low liquidity, big bank = u control price cause nobody will fight u
same when price went down from 28k, there was small orders pushing it step by step
nobody fought back(edited)
i wouldnt be surprised if it was whalebro doing this on purpose to accumulate more kmd after realising that after he pump price everyone just dumps into it
if there actually was follow up we would be way higher
As far as cryptocurrency fans are concerned, one U.S. congressman, Patrick McHenry, was the star of the House Financial Services Committee hearing on Libra on Wednesday (July 17).
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DugiOtok18-Jul-19 11:40 AM
imo for being in a altcoin bearmarket (alt/btc) i think KMD is really standing strong. Many altcoins keep gowing lower while kmd stays around at 12k support.
hyperDEX18-Jul-19 11:45 AM
@DugiOtok when alts peaked in 2018, there were many many alts above us. Most are no where now.
a simple visit to the website would prove komodo is much more
yorklab18-Jul-19 12:47 PM
Is it a coincidence that right after those sellers dumped their KMD that Bitcoin went down $300? Anyway looks like the buyers absorbed those KMD pretty well.(edited)
hyperDEX18-Jul-19 12:47 PM
Is coinex a good exchange?
Chinese i am guessing?
@yorklab the 50k seller dump?
yorklab18-Jul-19 12:50 PM
Yes and there were a couple of 20,000 that are gone now also.(edited)
But don't know if those other two sold or took it off.
hyperDEX18-Jul-19 12:54 PM
@花果山 Is coinex a big exchange?

ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Jul-19 03:19 PM
Or you could have gotten a much bigger steak for the $77 in cash
Strob18-Jul-19 03:34 PM
I can't wait for the latest huge green BTC candle explanation now!
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴18-Jul-19 03:36 PM
an infusion from Vietnam VCs
Strob18-Jul-19 03:37 PM
Or Iranian moguls trying to shelter their assets from sanctions...
花果山18-Jul-19 03:56 PM
@hyperDEX This platform, I have not registered, generally small platforms do not dare to play. Afraid to run.
#bitcoin 2012 Stock-to-flow model still works!
S2F model made with 2009-2012 data (only 4 data points, before any halving - green line) correctly predicted 2013-2019 (7 out-of-sample data points + blue line) with 99.5% R2. Current prediction: 2021 $100K, 2025 $1M
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Caglio18-Jul-19 04:16 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 but now I have 104$ instead of 77$
kmdkrazy18-Jul-19 04:30 PM
Anyone selling DEX or REVs? or other assets? I'm looking for QTY
PM me
p.18-Jul-19 04:36 PM
Kmd price
jl777c18-Jul-19 04:38 PM
+3.26% in USD
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Acura18-Jul-19 04:41 PM
@kmdkrazy look at Barterlly
jansako18-Jul-19 06:01 PM
@kmdkrazy I got some orders up on Barterrly. Feel free to post your own as offers if you don't like the price... no more cheapo DEX though...
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Markus18-Jul-19 06:12 PM
Lets see if Coinex exchange gonna do a Huobi
listing pump
Tek18-Jul-19 07:10 PM
@Markus kmd gonna be listed on coinex?
maybe i'll trade there again then
I like BCH a lot
and its BCH based so
Hollowman900018-Jul-19 07:11 PM
Exchange X gonna do an Exchange Y pump?
 Where’s mintpal? Why is there no cryptsy?!
1
Tek18-Jul-19 07:12 PM
polo
Hollowman900018-Jul-19 07:12 PM
I don’t like this new world
LocoMB18-Jul-19 07:26 PM
lol .. wonder how this came and went so fast
this is the 'exchanges sprouting like mushrooms after a summer rain'- era ...
may be ramping up to become fun soon I hope (edited)
Caglio18-Jul-19 07:33 PM
@Deleted User ur feeling better?
LocoMB18-Jul-19 07:35 PM
I been wondering about this proliferation of weird sounding echanges too...
I imagine mostly dingy hit and run jungle outfits, a la Deer Hunter or ops in some cellar of back alley chinese restaurants
oth, Polo and binance started like that too..(edited)
Hollowman900018-Jul-19 08:03 PM
Don’t trust any of em
Dexit
“Sowwy we KYC nao”
“Cand berified infmashuns, conbiscating nao”
Blow me
Put your offer on dex and prove it or cram it with walnuts, ugly
$kmd #komodo $alts #cryptocurrency
The more I look at KMD, I just can't stop buying this at current levels. Both charts KMDUSD & KMDBTC looking primed to go on a good run very soon. Read up on some FA on it as well, everything looks good.
Markus18-Jul-19 08:38 PM
wen moon
Tek18-Jul-19 08:39 PM
i bought yesterday
today it dumped 8%
bopicasso18-Jul-19 08:40 PM
It has been moving opposite of BTC
With all the great fa I'm surprised it keeps dropping
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In this course section we learn how to build interactive documents
Also we're going to use HTML, CSS & JavaScript
Look, a blue text


Programmable, editable online notebooks are awesome. Like Mathematica, TiddlyWiki, Jupyter, Runkit, and Observable. I do find the "online editing" experience to be less than optimal though - I'm happier in a high-function text editor like Atom or Sublime Text. And do I really need to be able to edit my notebooks in the same place I'm viewing them in a web browser?
Let's find out!
nenb is an experiment that allows you to author a "notebook" in plain ole Markdown in a plain ole editor, and then have that "notebook" compiled to HTML.
nenb notebooks are authored in Markdown files, but process two Markdown structures differently.
Atx headings at level one whose first character of the
heading is @
are directives.
Markdown fenced code blocks are blocks, and by default not shown in the rendered HTML, but interpreted instead.
Both directives and blocks may be immediately followed by (ie, no blank
lines) lines starting with with *
(list items), which are the attributes
of the the directive or block.
Let's look at some examples.
nend provides some default directives and block renderers
TBD
npx moar-things/nenb [options] file file ...
options:
-h --help print some help
-v --version print the version number
-o --output directory to write output (default: same as input file)
If you feel you must install it globally, you can run
npm install -g @moar-things/nenb
which will provide a nenb
command on your path. You may need to use sudo
on that command, depending on your machine setup.
You can also install it as a devDependency
(or dependency
) in your own
package, and then perhaps add an npm script to run it as you wish.
This package is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE.md file for more information.
Awesome! We're happy that you want to contribute.
Please read the CONTRIBUTING.md file for more information.


Quickly ⚡ Generate and Showcase 🎯 your bootstrap theme 🎨.
node -v
git --version
git clone <forked-repo-url>
cd bootstrap-theme-kit
npm i
npm run init
npm start
Pro tip: Quickly generate SCSS 7-in-1 architecture anywhere using npx scss-7-in-1
Pro tip: You can lint using
npm run lint
and fix them using
npm run lint:fix
Pro tip: As it's deployed to Github Pages, you can also treat it as CDN for your CSS.


“Idaṁ pure cittamacāri cārikaṁ,
Yenicchakaṁ yatthakāmaṁ yathāsukhaṁ;
Tadajjahaṁ niggahessāmi yoniso,
Hatthippabhinnaṁ viya aṅkusaggaho”ti.
… Hatthārohaputto thero ….
In the past my mind wandered
how it wished, where it liked, as it pleased.
Now I’ll carefully guide it,
as a trainer with a hook guides a rutting elephant.


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Special version of external edges for unstructured fields, extended to draw silhouette edges.
Input Ports
Name Type Description in_field unstructured field original data Parameters
Name Type Description UI Control angle float minimum external edge angle Slider xtest int selects testing of x-axis crossing Toggle ytest int selects testing of y-axis crossing Toggle ztest int selects testing of z-axis crossing Toggle Output Ports
Name Type Description out_fld Line mesh external and silhouette edges of input data out_obj GDobject directly renderable output object
The xedge module is an enhanced version of the standard external edge module. Is well as the standard behavior this module also adds the ability to draw silhouette edges. A silhouette edge is defined as an edge where the curvature of the surface is aligned with one of the major axes. The underlying algorithm works by computing the surface normals of each two faces that share an edge. If the sign of a component of the surface normal changes across the edge (i.e. if it is crossing an axis) then the edge will be drawn regardless of the normal angle testing.
The module only works with unstructured fields. If you need structuredfield edges, use the bounds module. As well as checking for silhouette edges the module also tests the angle between adjacent edges in the same way the standard external edges module does.
in_field
Field input containing the data that is to be analysed by the xedge module. The field should contain an unstructured mesh. If node data is present it will be passed to the output unchanged.
angle
Floating point parameter specifying the maximum angle between two faces that is allowed to define an external edge in the output data. This parameter behaves in the same way as the angle parameter of the standard external edges module.
xtest
Boolean parameter that specifies if edges are to be drawn if the surface normal curvature crosses the X axis.
ytest
Boolean parameter that specifies if edges are to be drawn if the surface normal curvature crosses the Y axis.
ztest
Boolean parameter that specifies if edges are to be drawn if the surface normal curvature crosses the Z axis.
out_fld
Output field containing the edges generated by the xedge module. The field will contain a Line cell set which defines the external edges of the model. If data was present on the input the field will also contain appropriate Data values.
out_obj
The GDobject version of the output, suitable for direct connection to a viewer.
The XedgeFunc functional macro makes use of the low-level module XedgeCore. The xedge user macro makes use of this functional macro and the user interface macro, XedgeUI. The XedgeParams parameter block is used by all of these modules to connect themselves together
The example application XedgeEg reads a UCD file and displays both the original model and the generated silhouette edges.
xp_comm_proj/xedge/xe_mods.v contains the V definitions of the XedgeCore low-level module and the XedgeParams parameter block.
xp_comm_proj/xedge/xe_macs.v contains the V definitions of the User Interface macro XedgeUI, the functional macro XedgeFunc, the user macro xedge and the example application XedgeEg.
The low-level XedgeMods library containing the module does not specify a process. By default the express process will be used.
Alex Yarmarkovic, Ian Curington Advanced Visual Systems, Inc.
Andrew Dodd International AVS Centre
Standard module external_edges and IAC module CleanEdges.


Playwright 🎭 Examples
Run them by executing:
# NPM npm run test:e2e-examples # Yarn yarn test:e2e-examples


| survfit {survival} | R Documentation |
This function creates survival curves from either a formula (e.g. the Kaplan-Meier), a previously fitted Cox model, or a previously fitted accelerated failure time model.
survfit(formula, ...)
formula |
either a formula or a previously fitted model |
... |
other arguments to the specific method |
A survival curve is based on a tabulation of the number at risk and
number of events at each unique death time. When time is a floating
point number the definition of "unique" is subject to interpretation.
The code uses factor() to define the set.
For further details see the documentation for the appropriate method, i.e.,
?survfit.formula
or ?survfit.coxph
.
A survfit object may contain a single curve, a set of curves, or a
matrix curves.
Predicted curves from a coxph
model have one row for each
stratum in the Cox model fit and one column for each specified
covariate set.
Curves from a multi-state model have one row for each stratum and
a column for each state, the strata correspond to predictors on the
right hand side of the equation. The default printing and plotting
order for curves is by column, as with other matrices.
Curves can be subscripted using either a single or double subscript. If the set of curves is a matrix, as in the above, and one of the dimensions is 1 then the code allows a single subscript to be used. (That is, it is not quite as general as using a single subscript for a numeric matrix.)
An object of class survfit
containing one or more survival curves.
Older releases of the code also allowed the specification for
a single curve
to omit the right hand of the formula, i.e.,
survfit(Surv(time, status))
, in which case the formula argument
is not actually a formula.
Handling this case required some non-standard and fairly fragile
manipulations, and this case is no longer supported.
Terry Therneau
survfit.formula
,
survfit.coxph
,
survfit.object
, print.survfit
,
plot.survfit
, quantile.survfit
,
summary.survfit


[gecode-users] building 1.2.2 on WinXP with Visual C++ 2005 Express
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Thu Sep 14 09:31:21 CEST 2006
Hi!
> This is the first time I've tried to build gecode. My set-up: gecode
> version 1.2.2 on WinXP with cygwin and Visual C++ 2005 Express. When
> making it, I receive the following msg:
> [..]
> LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'libcp.lib'
> c:\Program Files\NextGeneration\make.exe: *** [GecodeInt.dll] Error 2
>
> What I find curious is that I couldn't spot a reference to a cp
> library
> either in the output or in the Makefile...
This is one of the standard libraries that come with the Microsoft
compiler, and the linker should always be able to find it. It seems
that either your installation is broken or some paths are not
correctly set up.
The Visual C++ express edition comes with a batch file that sets up
the paths correctly (called something like vcvarsall.bat IIRC). When
you use cygwin, you may have to invoke that file manually.
To check that all the paths are correct, try to compile a simple
helloworld program from the command line.
Cheers,
Guido
--
Guido Tack
Programming Systems Lab, Saarland University, Germany
http://www.ps.uni-sb.de/~tack
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Constellation diagram shows two things at once - amplitude in decibels and phase of the selected frequency bin. If point is far away from chart origin it means that signal is strong, if near origin it means that signal is weak. Position of point on the circle tells about phase.
In this example phases are displayed as hands on clock.
At the top (12 o'clock) we have phase offset equal to 0 degrees (or 360 degrees since it's the
same). Values goes clockwise so point on the far right side will have 90 degrees phase offset
(3 o'clock), point on the far bottom will have 180 degrees phase offset (6 o'clock) and so on.
To test that please select frequency bin with peak amplitude and try to manipulate phase of that sine from 'Separate sines' section.


Q4. My characteristic approach to group work is that:
A. I have a quiet interest in getting to know colleagues better
B. I am not reluctant to challenge the views of others or to hold a minority view of myself
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My name is Jai Wadhwani
I have a passion for Technology and can help you make the right technology investments
My name is Jai Wadhwani
I am a Graduate student in Information Technology at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute graduating in Dec 2015.
Education
Bachelors degree – Computer and Systems Engineering
Minor - Management and Technology
2008-2012
Pursued a Bachelor of Science degree at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Masters degree – Information Technology and WebScience
2014-2015
Pursuing my Masters in Information Technology at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY. My expected date f graduation is Dec 2015
Experience
Graduate Teaching Assistant - RPI
2015-Present
I have been working for the Computer Science Department since the Spring Semester. I taught the Foundations of Computer Science course under Prof. Stacy Patterson during the spring.
I currently teach the "Software Design and Documentation" class under Prof. John Sturman and the "Computer Organization" class under Prof. Charles Alonge
Summer Analyst – Blackstone, NY
2015-2015
Worked as a business Analyst on the Innovations and Infrastructure group. Was part of the Salesforce CRM(Client Relationship Management) Team


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[Update: Hotmail reactivated the account within 24 hours. I do like a bit of drama...]
My hotmail account has been suspended... If you've tried to reach me on<EMAIL_ADDRESS>from this morning, I'm in the hands of some sort of automatic processing that believes I'm a spammer... My account has been closed!
Considering the only emails I send are to my family, my work and the alt.net community, and that's at most 20 emails a day, you start wondering what the heck is going on!
I'll keep you posted. If anyone is working at hotmail, a bit of help would be appreciated!
Oh well, I'll have some road stories for the alt.net conference in a few hours. For the Londoners see you there!


With this project we will be building a simple version of a binary clock. A binary clock is a special kind of clock which portrays the time in binary. These clocks are often written in a variety of ways and a quick Google search will show you just how varied the designs for these clocks can be.
For the purposes of our project, we will be making the simplest binary clock possible. We will be doing this project together so make sure to follow along as we go through the steps. The code blocks below are provided for you to copy and paste when told.
We will create a new Cloud9 project.
We need to start by laying out our index.html
file. Copy the
below block into your editor and follow along as we add some additional
pieces.
Next we will create our JavaScript file, called
binary-clock.js
and fill in the necessary functions to make it
show us a basic, normal clock. We will make this clock start and stop with the
click of a button. Use the code block below as a template.
Finally, we will finish off the project by creating our simple binary clock. There are no code blocks for us to copy here. Just follow along and we will write all the code by hand.


Spring Run-Off 8 km
Toronto CAN
Race Winners
(41 runnings)
27:11.8 27:41.3 27:41.8 29:49 28:07.4 07 Apr 2007
24:23.9
28:04.9
08 Apr 2006
24:14.7
27:35.2
02 Apr 2005
24:41.6
28:12.8
03 Apr 2004
23:44.9
27:47.2
05 Apr 2003
24:02
28:33
06 Apr 2002
23:17
26:51
07 Apr 2001
23:44
26:44
08 Apr 2000
23:17
27:06
10 Apr 1999
22:44
27:54
04 Apr 1998
24:05
27:23
12 Apr 1997
24:19
27:37
13 Apr 1996
24:20
27:43
22 Apr 1995
24:07
28:59
09 Apr 1994
22:35
26:16
10 Apr 1993
23:48
27:41
11 Apr 1992
23:39
27:55
13 Apr 1991
23:31
26:57
07 Apr 1990
22:57
25:56
1989
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1988
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1987
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26 Apr 1986
23:59
26:48
27 Apr 1985
23:25
26:42
1984
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23 Apr 1983
22:57
26:23
06 Apr
2019
24:09
Tristan Woodfine-3
26:47
Sarah Inglis (GBR)
07 Apr
2018
24:34.5
Tristan Woodfine-2
27:51.0
Leslie Sexton (ON/CAN)
08 Apr
2017
24:14.7
Tristan Woodfine (ON/CAN)
27:53.8
Natasha Wodak (BC/CAN)
09 Apr
2016
24:41.2
Robert Winslow (ON/CAN)
27:50.6
Rachel Hannah (ON/CAN)
04 Apr
2015
24:18
Eric Gillis-3
28:12
Heather Petrick (ON/CAN)
05 Apr
2014
24:08.4
Paul Kimaiyo Kimugul (KEN)
27:45.0
Krista Duchene-2
06 Apr
2013
24:23.3
Sami Jibril (ON/CAN)
26:58.9
Krista Duchene (ON/CAN)
07 Apr
2012
23:54.6
Matt Loiselle (ON/CAN)
Tara Korir McKay (KEN)
02 Apr
2011
24:20.0
Eric Gillis-2
Dayna Pidhoresky (CAN)
03 Apr
2010
23:58.9
Eric Gillis (ON/CAN)
Lucy Njeri
Muhami-3
04 Apr
2009
24:12
Jonathan Brown (BC/CAN)
Lucy Njeri
Muhami-2
05 Apr
2008
23:36.7
Moses Macharia Mwangi-2
Lucy Njeri Muhami (KEN)
Thomas Omwenga (KEN)
Megan Brown (CAN)
Ryan McKenzie (CAN)
Tara Quinn-3
Danny Kassap (COD)
Tara Quinn-2
Mustafa Bennacer (MAR)
Tara Quinn (CAN)
Henry Githuka
Mbae (KEN)
Lyudmila Korchagina-2
Moses Macharia
Mwangi (KEN)
Lyudmila Korchagina (RUS)
Benson Ogato
Randondi (KEN)
Jackline Torori (KEN)
James Koskei
Kimutai (KEN)
Sally Barsosio-2
Sammy Kipketer (KEN)
Michelle King (CAN)
Steve Boyd-2
Lioudmila Alexeeff-2
Steve Boyd (CAN)
Sarah Dillabough (CAN)
Ivan Gomez (GUA)
Danuta Bartoszek-2
Jeff Lockyer (CAN)
Lisa Bentley (CAN)
Daniel Komen (KEN)
Sally Barsosio (KEN)
Ed Eyestone (USA)
Lioudmila Alexeeff (CAN)
John Doherty (IRL)
Danuta Bartoszek (CAN)
Gary Westgate (CAN)
Sandra Gliskey (CAN)
Eamonn Martin (ENG)
Jill Boltz (ENG)
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
John Castellano (CAN)
Nancy Tinari-2
Paul McCloy (CAN)
Carey May (IRL)
n/a
n/a
Sosthenes Bitok (KEN)
Nancy Tinari (CAN)
Note: The inaugural year is believed to have been 1979.
Most Wins
Men 3
Eric Gillis (CAN)
2010-2011,2015
Tristan Woodfine (CAN)
2017-2019
Women
3
Tara Quinn (CAN)
2004-06
Lucy Njeri Muhami (KEN)
2008-10
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 2017 $1,570 $2,165 $3,735 2016 1,310 2,650 3,960 2015 1,520 1,640 3,160 2014 1,910 1,635 3,545 2013 2,210 2,410 4,620 2012 2,005 2,105 4,110 2011 1,665 2,185 3,850 2010 2,280 2,425 4,705 2009 1,715 1,385 3,100 2008 2,280 2,420 4,700 2007 1,760 1,760 3,520 2006 1,795 1,795 3,590 .... 2002 1,640 1,770 3,410 .... 2000 2,565 2,670 5,235 1999 2,580 2,580 5,160 1998 990 1,025 2,015 1997 890 925 1,815 1996 645 935 1,580 1995 985 645 1,630 Sums $32,315 $35,125 $67,440
Race Time Bias (sec/km)
Year Men Women 2013 n/c +0.9 .... 2010 +4.2 n/c .... 2008 +3.9 +9.0 .... 2006 +5.4 n/c .... 2002 -0.5 +1.2 2001 +5.3 n/c 2000 +7.1 +7.6 1999 +4.2 +5.7 .... 1997 +5.8 n/c 1996 +5.2 n/c .... 1994 +0.8 +3.2 Avgs +4.1 +4.6
Competitive Level (1990-date)
Year Men Women 2013 n/c 134 .... 2010 182 n/c 2009 188 n/c 2008 142 63 2007 240 n/c 2006 250 n/c 2005 n/c 47 .... 2002<PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER> 381 100 .... 1994 298 245
Quality Performances through 2019
Men <22:40 1 <22:50 2 <23:00 6 <23:10 7 <23:20 9 <23:30 15 <23:40 24 Women <26:00 1 <26:20 2 <26:40 3 <27:00 11 <27:20 21
Last Updated on 02 Jun 2019 mp
Contributors: Juraj Gasparovic (1), Maurice Wilson (12)


Feature: Test
In order to do something
As a user
I want to run this scenario
Scenario: A scenario
# A single line comment
Given
some feature
# A multiline comment - first line
# second line
And
another feature
# Multiline with empty first line
# But the last lines are not empty
And
another feature
# Multiline with empty last line
# But the first lines are not empty
When
it runs
# Multiline with first and last last lines not empty
# But the middle line is empty
Then
I should see that this thing happens
And
there is no comment here
# A comment after the last step


Briy's Browser Games
A collection of games to play in a web browser.
Click the link below to play my Flappy Bird game.
/Users/Briy_/LGProjects/browser-games/flappy-index.html
LINK TO SECOND GAME
...


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Constructor. Allows quick set of the controller and action. Other elements should be set directly via the properties.
- Parameters
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| string|false | If routing to a controller, the action in that controller |
| string | The major section of the page we're being routed to |
| string | The minor section of the page we're being routed to |
◆ getAction()
Gets the action.
- Returns
- string
◆ getControllerName()
Gets the controller name.
- Returns
- string
◆ getMajorSection()
Gets the major section that the routing points to.
- Returns
- string
◆ getMinorSection()
Gets the minor section that the routing points to.
- Returns
- string
◆ getModifiedRoutePath()
Gets the modified route path. If null, no modification is requested.
- Returns
- string|null
◆ getResponseType()
Gets the response type.
- Returns
- string
◆ setAction()
Helper method to set the action. This will automatically translate the action into a a more usable form, by replacing dashes with word breaks. For example, confirm-test will be mapped to ConfirmTest.
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Sets the controller name.
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/Users/Michel/Desktop/test/xf/library/XenForo/RouteMatch.php


cfdm.core.Data¶
-
class
cfdm.core.
Data
(array=None, units=None, calendar=None, fill_value=None, source=None, copy=True, _use_array=True, _custom_deep_copy=False)[source]¶ Bases:
cfdm.core.abstract.container.Container
An orthogonal multidimensional array with masking and units.
New in version (cfdm): 1.7.0
Initialisation
- Parameters
- array: data_like, optional
The array of values.
A data_like object is any object that can be converted to a
Data
object, i.e.numpy
array_like objects,Data
objects, and cfdm.core instances that containData
objects.Note that for
Data
objects and cfdm.core objects that containData
objects,cfdm.core.Data(array)
is equivalent tocfdm.core.Data(source=array.__data__())
.- array:
numpy
array_like, optional The array of values.
Note that if array is another
Data
instance thencfdm.core.Data(array)
is equivalent tocfdm.core.Data(source=array)
.- units:
str
, optional The physical units of the data.
The units may also be set after initialisation with the
set_units
method.- Parameter example:
units='km hr-1'
- Parameter example:
units='days since 2018-12-01'
- calendar:
str
, optional The calendar for reference time units.
The calendar may also be set after initialisation with the
set_calendar
method.- Parameter example:
calendar='360_day'
- fill_value: optional
The fill value of the data. By default, or if set to
None
, thenumpy
fill value appropriate to the array’s data type will be used (seenumpy.ma.default_fill_value
).The fill value may also be set after initialisation with the
set_fill_value
method.- Parameter example:
fill_value=-999.
- source: optional
Convert source, which can be any type of object, to a
Data
instance.All other parameters, apart from copy, are ignored and their values are instead inferred from source by assuming that it has the
Data
API. Any parameters that can not be retrieved from source in this way are assumed to have their default value.Note that if
x
is also aData
instance thencfdm.core.Data(source=x)
is equivalent tox.copy()
.- copy:
bool
, optional If True (the default) then deep copy the input parameters prior to initialisation. By default the parameters are not deep copied.
Inspection¶
Attributes
Return an independent numpy array containing the data. |
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Data-type of the data elements. |
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Number of data dimensions. |
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Tuple of data dimension sizes. |
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Number of elements in the data. |
Units¶
Delete the units. |
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Whether a calendar has been set. |
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Data creation routines¶
From existing data¶
Return a deep copy of the data. |
Date-time support¶
Delete the calendar. |
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Whether a calendar has been set. |
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Set the calendar. |
Mask support¶
Delete the fill value. |
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Whether a fill value has been set. |
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Set the missing data value. |
Miscellaneous¶
Return the underlying array object. |
Special¶
Called by the |
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Docstring substitutions¶
Methods
Return the special docstring substitutions. |
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Unable to Index/Insert. getting error:
{ error: 'MapperParsingException[failed to parse]; nested: ElasticsearchParseException[Failed to derive xcontent from (offset=0, length=21): [109, 101, 115, 115, 97, 103, 101, 61, 104, 101, 108, 108, 111, 37, 50, 48, 119, 111, 114, 108, 100]]; ',
status: 400 }
Looked at:
Neither of these solve the issue…
Tried to start elastic search with:
elasticsearch --config=/usr/local/opt/elasticsearch/config/elasticsearch.yml
But got the error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: org/elasticsearch/bootstrap/Elasticsearch : Unsupported major.minor version 51.0
Tried npm start
but got:
npm start
><EMAIL_ADDRESS>start /Users/n/code/learn-elasticsearch
> node index.js
Elasticsearch ERROR: 2014-10-06T20:57:07Z
Error: Request error, retrying -- getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND
at Log.error (/Users/n/code/learn-elasticsearch/node_modules/elasticsearch/src/lib/log.js:213:60)
at checkRespForFailure (/Users/n/code/learn-elasticsearch/node_modules/elasticsearch/src/lib/transport.js:194:18)
at HttpConnector.<anonymous> (/Users/n/code/learn-elasticsearch/node_modules/elasticsearch/src/lib/connectors/http.js:146:7)
at ClientRequest.bound (/Users/n/code/learn-elasticsearch/node_modules/elasticsearch/node_modules/lodash-node/modern/internals/baseBind.js:56:17)
at ClientRequest.emit (events.js:95:17)
at Socket.socketErrorListener (http.js:1551:9)
at Socket.emit (events.js:95:17)
at net.js:833:16
at process._tickCallback (node.js:419:13)
Elasticsearch WARNING: 2014-10-06T20:57:07Z
Unable to revive connection: http://elasticsearch1:9200/
Elasticsearch WARNING: 2014-10-06T20:57:07Z
No living connections
Make sure you put the IP address of your server in your configuration.


BY EDWIN JAHIEL
OUT TO SEA ** 1/2. Directed by Martha Coolidge. Written by Robert Nelson Jacobs. Photography, Lajos Koltai. Editing, Anne V. Coates, production design, James Spencer; art direction, William F. Matthews. Choreography, Kim Blank. Music, David Newman . Cast: Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau ,Dyan Cannon, Gloria DeHaven, Brent Spiner, Elaine Stritch, Hal Linden, Donald O'Connor, Edward Mulhare, Rue McClanahan. A 20th Century Fox release. 109 min. PG-13.
The epithet "extraordinary" can mean " extremely good" or "most unusual." Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau can be both. Whether working solo or as a team, they have brought idiosyncratic talents to a variety of roles, from farcical to dead serious. Both actors have also been able to rescue minor flicks, or to interest us in characters that essentially reprise the performers' familiar shticks. It happens again in Out to Sea, the eighth screen pairing of Lemmon and Matthau.
Lemmon, a former long-time salesman at Gimbel's department store and for many decades happily married to (his words) a perfect wife, Matthau's sister. Her death devastated Lemmon. Years later he is still obsessed with the dear departed. His good buddy Matthau keeps telling him to buck up, while regularly borrowing money from him .Lemmon disapproves of his brother-in-law, yet the two are friends. This is nothing like the formula of antagonism in Grumpy Old Men.
Matthau, unemployed, probably never did an honest day's work. He lives off schemes seldom specified but -- here at least -- dependent on dangerous loan sharks. To call him a scam artist might be going too far. Still, he somehow maneuvers reluctant Lemmon into joining him in a 10-day cruise on the beautiful cruise ship Westerdam.
After the ignominy of flying to port in cattle class (economy) comes ignominy Number Two when Matthau reveals to his pal that he had signed up both of them as dance hosts (male). Ignominy Three is that their cabin is the equivalent of modern steerage.
Matthau's general plan is to live it up with rich dames and do some fortune-hunting. I have been on great Transatlantic liners but never on a cruise, so that I really cannot pass on the authenticity of the ship's travelers and such. F or that matter, since I have never watched TV's The Love Boat, I can make no comparisons. But the cruise ship is very well photographed and feels convincingly realistic in a gaudy, Vegas-y way.
Customers are of many ages but the focus is on older women. It does this with kindness, without caricatures, and with some mild irony that does not go overboard. Mature ladies are, of course, the logical partners for our heroes, except that Matthau, who cannot dance, resorts to broad subterfuges to avoid it.
This is not easy, as both men have been singled out by the martinet cruise director Brent Spiner (he plays Data in Star Trek: The Next Generation), a kind of sergeant in impeccable dinner jacket (he also sings nicely). Spiner is good and amusing as the semi-villain. He checks his dance hosts for particles of dust, crooked ties and the like. Above all, with the menace od dire reprisals, he forbids fraternization with any woman after a dance is finished.
His severity is motivated by his ambition to rise, at long last, in the ranks of the shipping company. He warns our friends: " I'm your worst nightmare, a song-and-dance man raised on a military base." Later Matthau says of him :" I think his father was cruise director on the Bismarck." Funny -- for those who know WW2 history.
Predictably, Matthau sets his sights on youthful Texas millionaire widow Dyan Cannon, at a poker table. With unexpected talent for long-range planning, he dreams up ploys to charm her and to discredit another suitor, wealthy Edward Mulhare. Cannon is with her mother Elaine Stritch who plays beautifully her limited role of boozing, tart-tongued grande dame --Texas style.
Lemmon does some nifty steps with eagerly funny women -- although the ace terpsichorean is Donald O'Connor, in a small, welcome return that one might call dancing relief. Lemmon soon finds mutual attraction with 71-year old widow and former book-editor Gloria DeHaven. She's no cruise fodder but, at their insistance, she travels with her newly-married daughter and son-in-law.
How, through quid pro quos, disguises, slapstick and all, Matthau and Lemmon will fare with their ladies while evading Spiner's strictures, is the body of the movie. Lemmon , still haunted by thoughts of his wife, is once again good in touching moments.
The plot is slight, the mechanisms, repartees and comments often deja vu, yet the story is serviceable. In the audience I saw it with there was much white hair, some audible familiarity with cruises, but also a good sprinkling of youngish and young people. All laughed a great deal and were oblivious to some tedious stretches.
I would not disparage the film by calling it geriatric. In a nice twist, the scenario plus Martha Coolidge's direction seem to have come up with a work in praise of older women. Films have accustomed us to elderly leading men . At this writing (July 1997) Lemmon is almost 72 1/2, Matthau close to 77. What is really unusual is that Dyan Cannon is almost exactly 60 1/2 years old, Elaine Stritch 70 1/2, and Gloria DeHaven very close to 73. How old Rue McClanahan is (she plays Spiner's superior and evaluator) I could not find. She too is one charming lady.
Actors such as Stritch are ageless because, not being glamor-pusses they rely on acerbic spoken lines. Cannon is incredible, seems to be having a ball, has a constantly amused expression in her twinkling eyes. More, she is a sexy chick whose figure, generously displayed, could turn any male's head and make 20- or 30-something women emerald-green with envy. Even with plastic surgery, personal trainers and dietitians, the Cannon Case is astounding.
Gloria DeHaven, once popular in breezy films (mostly in second female leads), had disappeared from the screen since the mid-Fifties. She resurfaced briefly in mid-Seventies in a few films (mostly bad and made for TV) some of which went unreleased for years. Here she does beautifully as a lovely older woman who, like her co-performers, ought to shame the studios for not daring to put Golden Agers in solid, even main roles. If the movies are good, the public of most grownups will surely accept senior citizens on the screen, whether audiences see suh films in addition to ort as replacement of many pictures with action, special effects, teens, bimbos and macho hulks. As Matthau tells reluctant-to-commit Lemmon "You're crazy. Years of insanity have made you crazy. There's no such thing as too late. That's why they invented death."
"Out to Sea" is no great comedy or farce, not even a really good one, but not a bad one either.
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Open source modules, and especially npm, are undoubtedly awesome. However, they also represent an undeniable and massive risk. You’re introducing someone else’s code into your system, often with little or no scrutiny. Each component may have vulnerabilities (~14% of them do!), may be compromised, or even be outright malicious. Multiply that risk by hundreds of dependencies, and you have a recipe for disaster. In this talk we’ll show how you can mitigate this risk without losing productivity. We’ll share more data more about the risk; show how to find & fix known vulnerabilities in these dependencies; discuss how to prioritize the ones worthy of manual inspection & suggest what to monitor in production.
Asynchronous programs can be confusing, hard to follow, difficult to debug and, quite frankly, just down right annoying to write. Mouse & touch events in the browser, XHR requests, node's various event emitters... - what if there was a way to model all of these eventual values in the exact same way? RxJS allows us to do exactly this with the Observable. Boasting a rich set of composable operators, you can begin to unravel your spaghetti code and author declarative transformation pipelines that are simply not possible otherwise.
I would like to do a beginner level talk on Node. As someone who is just starting to learn Node, I want to share my experience and make a walkthrough presentation. I haven't decided whether I will be building a game or not.


| DOSE: |
1 hit |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
Alright, This is my recaliction of my first LSD Trip ever. My past drug history includes, marijuana, alcohol, dimenhydrinate, and hydrocodone.
I had been reading about acid, and wanting to try it for about a year, until recently when I met a friend who is able to get ahold of acid really easily. Anyways, I was finally in possesion of what he called the most 'potent' blotter that he ever had, and he is a full-blown acid head, so I knew this must be good. He said it was made from Silver Crystal, which is said to be 90+% pure. So he knew this blotter was at least 150UG or more.
[Erowid Note: Claims of measured microgram dosages for LSD are usually unsupported. Quantitative measurements for LSD are very difficult to do and cannot be done casually. Without further detailed information about how the measurements were derived, it is reasonable to assume that most statements of microgram dosages of LSD on blotter or in microdots are either misinformed or overstated.]
The Following is my notes as it happened, well at least until it kicked in. Thats were I have to recall all of the things that happened.
9:40 - Fly Paper Blotter Acid, Place on Tounge - 1 Hit
9:48 - Of Course, No Effects Yet, Listening to Some Grateful Dead
9:57 - Anixous Feeling Surroundeds Me, Feeling Great
10:05 - Body Energy, Anticipation, Not Tripping
10:16 - Same
10:23 - Still Same
10:31 - Life Is Good, Still No Visuals
10:45 - Watching the Beatles Yellow Submarine. Getting Pissed off, It still hasn't
kicked in. Anticipation is overwhelming.
11:05 - I think I got taken, this stuff isn't working.
11:06 - Laying Down, Watching Yellow Submarine Still.
11:15 - As soon as I stood up, The outer world had completely changed. Nothing is the same as it used to be.
11:16 - Painting of Flowers in a vase on my wall is swaying, from side to side. The Flowers blooming and unblooming. The Carpet is breathing, with waves flowing through it. Walls are breathing. Everything has life. This is truely beautiful.
11:22 - Totally immersed in this new world. Everything is breathing together. Flowers on couch are spreading and reaching towards the ceiling, blooming with immense form. Amazing.
11:30 - Time displacement is insane.
11:31 - Tracers, lots of tracers.
Ok After this point, I can only remember certain things. So Yea, In no real order did these things happen.
Eventually after watching the ceiling move in waves as if it were an ocean while watching the insane tracers of my hands moving and things I threw in the air for about a half hour, I Decided to get up and walk around the room to see what new visions I could discover throughout my bedroom. I walked around and began a mental conversation with the floor. Not talking out loud at all, just thinking in it's direction, and it answered my questions with indentations in the carpet.
Next I began looking at yet another painting, this one melted and swirled at an insane rate of speed. I couldn't believe it, everything I ever wanted to happen when I tried acid, happened. The carpet was now swaying as if it were tall grass in the wind. Then it began to swirl and melt.  This was quite the adventure. Everything in the bathroom had life, the floor, the sink, the shower, the cabinets, the walls, the decor. I attemped to read a magazine while sitting on the toliet, but to no avail, I couldn't concentrate on anything but the outside world that was so beautiful.
For the next half hour or so I basically layed on my bed just looking around the room at the intense visuals. This was at 1am. I got paranoid all of a sudden that my parents might get up and come in.  Layed in bed, and put some Grateful Dead on in my CD Player so I could lay there, and not make any noise or wake anyone up. The Music was soooooo beautiful, the sounds meshed togethor and the stories were acted out right in from of my eyes.
This is were the deep thoughts began. Not the scary deep thoughts that some people expeirence. Rather deep thoughts that make you realize how lucky you are and how proud you should be to have the chance to trip. I thought of everything, everything beautiful, nature, my girlfriend, and music. I began a mental conversation with myself on the possibility that there is a god (I am a pretty strict atheist). Then soon enough that idea was negated as I thought about the TRUE scientific reason how we got here, and everything.
I had intense visuals. Now in my bedroom I had some lights on, the light on my monitor, my clock, these type of things. All of a sudden when I began thinking about the existence of man, the room became totally black, then it hit, the Big Bang Theory was re-enacted. I was part of the universe, I was floating with the rest of the planets, and eventually I became a small organism, a bacterial life-form on earth. As time progressed I had formed into a mushroom. I was a mushroom. I started thinking about my girlfriend. Now another mushroom was part of the scence. It was her. Our roots became intwined and we were unseperatable. Then we grew from the mushrooms into humans, locked into each others arms. This was truely amazing, and made me appreciate my life.
At about 2:30 I just wanted the trip to end. Well not the trip to end, but I wanted to sleep.  I opened my eyes and everything was shrinking. Then the room began swirling and melting into me, like a whirlpool type effect. Then I melted into my bed, and then all of a sudden I was back in my room, everything normal again. I looked at the clock and the numbers were switching places, and shadows were still changing and moving and changing shaped. I closed my eyes, and laid there, listening to Built to Spill CD's.
3:30 - The comedown was intensely fast. The LSD world just stopped, and the old world came back. No visuals, nothing left. I feel really weird.
After that I attemped to sleep, but to no avail. I ended up just getting out of bed and eating breakfast. Then I felt empty, tired, lifeless. This soon passed, but my body was physically worn out, yet my mental state was better than ever before. I hadn't slept in some 30 hours. The rest of my day went by really fast, I eventually went to bed at around midnight, It had been 42 hours since I slept. I slept like a baby.
In the end, LSD really changed my life, I realize how lucky I am to have the people in my life that I have, and how life is good. I felt like I had the expierence of seeing the world as It really is, an expierence few will ever have. I feel like a better person now. Wait no, I know I'm a better person now.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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The energy we gain in 15 seconds out of a 320 Watt Solar panel according to your location equals to the energy you gain when you eat according the following diet:
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Summary
Experience working with software teams on a variety of projects ranging from mobile consumer applications to enterprise web applications. Experience leading design teams, presenting to top level executives, and promoting a design first culture.
Experience
Principal UX Designer at Oracle
March 2018 - Present
Sr. UX Designer at PayPal
September 2016 - March 2018
- Leads the UX design strategy and implementation for all Core Platform Services within PayPal, including the monitoring, experimentation, and notification platforms.
- Works collaboratively with multiple product managers and teams to accomplish a consistent user experience across many enterprise systems.
- Responsible for establishing and maintaining a design system that consists of processes, best practices, and a centralized component library that dramatically increases time to value and consistency.
- Conducts weekly customer interviews and research in order to make products more efficient and intuitive.
- Builds fully functional prototypes using HTML, Jekyll, and SAAS.
Freelance Design Consultant
January 2010 - Present
- Experience working with software teams and clients on a variety of projects ranging from mobile consumer applications to enterprise class web applications.
- Established relationships with almost 30 clients over the past seven years.
- Executes projects on time and on budget.
- Experience managing sub contractors, budgets, and client expectations.
- Utilizes innovative ways to communicate, test, and validate design decisions for virtual teams across the country and world.
Senior User Experience Designer at Dell Boomi
August 2015 - September 2016
- Responsible for design vision, research, UX design, visual design, and prototyping at market-leading iPaaS company.
- Interacted with software development teams on a day to day basis to design and build engaging user experiences.
- Utilized an entrepreneurial spirit to drive change and introduced new ways of design thinking to a historically developer centric company.
- Introduced new design techniques to Dell Boomi, such as user testing, personas, and journey maps.
- Responsible for building and maintaining a design organization within Dell Boomi, including the design of a living style guide, design team libraries, and company-wide design discussions.
User Experience Designer at Azavea
April 2014 - August 2015
- Interacted with software development teams on a day to day basis to design and build engaging user experiences for projects that focus on creating more sustainable communities.
- Responsible for research, UX design, visual design, and front-end development including CSS, HTML, jQuery, and Sass.
- Led client projects from concept to final delivery and utilized an iterative design process that allowed for quick feedback and validation from users.
- Led design workshops for user discovery and persona development to enhance the usability of projects.
- Managed design team sprint planning and task delegation.
- Led a bi-weekly company-wide design meeting that introduced the company to new design trends and techniques.
Visual Designer at Evolve Guest Controls
April 2013 - April 2014
- Led the design of the company website from the ground up.
- Led the visual design and collaborated with UX lead and software engineers on two cloud-based applications.
- Researched and created user persona case studies derived from various user skills assessments to ensure an optimal user experience.
- Contributed to the front-end development by utilizing, CSS, HTML, and LESS technologies.
- Led the visual and UX design of an Android tablet application from concept to final delivery.
- Established a design methodology and framework that could be executed on a 4”, 7”, and 10” tablet and utilized a common library of views to create a seamless user experience.
Interaction Designer (Contract) at inMusic Brands
October 2012 - March 2013
- Collaborated with product manager and led the design of the ion Sound Blast application (iOS) from concept to final delivery.
- Worked directly with development team to ensure seamless transition from concept to execution.
- Conceptualized and executed a complete re-design of the Sonivox website.
- Utilized knowledge of typography, color theory, and design to craft a new brand for a leader in the digital music industry.
Designer (Contract) at 3C
October 2011 - October 2012
- Crafted a brand and web presence that allowed the company to garner respect in a new industry.
- Collaborated with company leadership to define and facilitate necessary marketing materials.
- Demonstrated knowledge of Adobe Illustrator and proprietary company technologies to craft products that led to contracts with Virginia Tech, the U.S. Air Force, and the U.S. Marine Corps.
User Interface Designer (contract) at Sionic Mobile Corporation
February 2011 - August 2011
- Contributed to the design of visual aesthetics, buttons and other UI elements for the Ion Rewards app.
- Designed digital floor plans for the top 40 U.S. airports, including the locations of retail, dining, and services.
- Provided final assets along with geo-location data for hundreds of airport merchants.
Education
Savannah College of Art and Design
Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.), Architecture
Stanford d.school
Seminar and workshop on Design Thinking
Volunteer
Founder & Leader of Philly UI UX Meetup
Nov 2014 – Sep 2016
Meetup Website
- Organized and led UI UX Meetups ranging from portfolio reviews, tutorials, and hackathon style design challenges.
- Grew the group to over 1000 members.
- Provided mentoring and one on one portfolio reviews for entry level designers.
Public Speaking
Transforming Data into Stories: An Introduction to Data Visualization, Eco Camp
Jul 2014
- Co-led a workshop on visualizing building energy benchmarking data for the city of Philadelphia.
What’s Next for Philly, Fast Forward Philly
Oct 2014
Presentation
- Designers and planners around the world help shape the future of sustainable communities on a daily basis. We take many factors into account when forming our decisions around designing communities, including geospatial, socio-economic, and environmental conditions. Much of this data is accessible via “open data” policies and platforms such as Open Data Philly, but as designers we need a way to access this data in a format that is easy to use and analyze. This is where open source web applications like OpenTreeMap are born.
- Open Source Applications are the future of Philly. By creating more accessible, open tools like OTM, we can put information in the hands of both citizens and decision makers to create a more vibrant, sustainable Philadelphia.
Honors & Awards
Dell Entrepreneurial Award
2015
- Presented by R&D Manager for showing entrepreneurial spirit and going above and beyond my daily job description.
Dell Gold Award
2016
- Presented by the General Manager of Dell Boomi for taking on responsibilities outside of normal job duties to design, plan, and manage the creation of a new office wing for the research and development teams.
Dell Platinum Award
2016
- Presented by R&D Manager for exceptional work and leadership.
Philly Geek Award Nominee
2016
Nomination Website
- I designed the user experience & visual design for the Stormwater Interactive tool for the Philadelphia Water Department. This project was developed by the team at Azavea and nominated for a 2016 Philly Geek Award.


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All HTML elements can be considered as boxes. In CSS, the term "box model" is used when talking about design and layout. The CSS box model is essentially a box that wraps around every HTML element. It consists of: margins, borders, padding, and the actual content.
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Initially the virus configuration was setup to simulate COVID-19 behavior but it can be configured as
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Ally Brooke Brings The Tricks For Her Charleston on DWTS Semi Finals - Watch Now!
Ally Brooke is just killing it on the dance floor on Dancing With The Stars.
Tonight, (November 18), the 25-year-old singer and partner Sasha Farber ruled the dance floor again with a Charleston number set to “Sing Sing Sing” by Benny Goodman.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Ally Brooke
Ally and Sasha earned a total of 30 points from the judges for their performance. Combined with their Viennese Waltz, their total is 59 points.
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I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. I grew up in the Chicago suburbs, and my interests range from robotics to recreational sports and circus.


True or false: Azure App service
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You have a 50/50 shot, do your best :)
Autoscaling: With App Service, you can quickly scale up or scale out to handle any incoming customer load. Manually select the number and size of VMs, or set up autoscaling to scale your mobile-app back end based on load or schedule.
You're developing an application
and want to focus on building, testing, and deploying. You don't want to worry about managing the underlying hardware or software. Which cloud service type is best for you?
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Platform as a Service (PaaS)
Software as a Service (SaaS)
It was the theme for today.
PaaS allows you to avoid the expense and complexity of buying and managing software licenses, the underlying application infrastructure and middleware, container orchestrators such as Kubernetes, or the development tools and other resources. You manage the applications and services you develop, and the cloud service provider typically manages everything else.
Which of the following is an example of an Azure application
platform?


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We took the inaugural voyage in our new RV trailer this past weekend. I have a lot of thoughts I need to put into writing about the entirety of the trip — and about the new project Kin and I are starting: trails.contrafabulists.com. But before I forget, I want to jot down what I cooked (and how I cooked) for this trip.
Mise En Place
Before leaving town, I did as much mise en place as possible, knowing that the countertop and prep space is really limited in the RV (and that I wouldn't have my nice knives with me). I stored all my chopped veggies in Stasher bags. I'm really glad I did this as it made cooking much easier.
Thursday Night
We were late getting out-of-town (and hooked up, driving, and set up), and I should have thought of that before planning Thursday's meal. I thought I was being clever by packing the two steak-and-ale pies my mom had sent Kin for his birthday — and indeed, they were delicious. But heating the oven and cooking pies for 30 minutes added a lot more time to the meal prep than we wanted at 7:30 or so at night (when we normally eat several hours earlier). I also brought new potatoes to boil and make mashed potatoes, along with a packet of brown gravy mix and lettuce for a salad.
Friday
I made pancakes for breakfast. I'd pre-made the dry mix, and so I just had to add the eggs, milk, and oil. I set off the fire alarm in the RV cooking these.
We typically eat fish for dinner on Fridays, and I'd first thought I'd make tuna casserole. But Kin hates tuna casserole, and so I made mac and cheese with chorizo and kale, topped with fried onions. I didn't prep the chorizo, and damn, yeah, my RV knives sucked. This was a good meal, despite using several pots for the sauce and the pasta (the kale cooked with the macaroni).
I made two microwaved "mug cakes" for dessert. This was a brilliant dessert, and I will bring along the ingredients for this each time. There are lots of ways to vary the flavors here — I had vanilla, and Kin had chocolate chip.
Saturday
I'd made bagel dogs ahead of time, and we ate these for lunch each day. Kin had the leftover pancakes for breakfast; I had sweet potato breakfast cookies — stellar — and yogurt and granola. These are all going in the regular repertoire.
I made drunken noodles Saturday night, and here was when I was particularly thankful to have done the mise en place. It turned out fine — I always think about Isaiah when I cook this as he'd complain my pad kee mao was woefully under-spiced. And this batch was woefully under-spiced, despite chopping up a jalapeño. That's fine though. It tasted okay (and I'm going to eat the leftovers for lunch today).
Saturday night's dessert was a mug cake with two peanut butter cups dropped in.
Sunday
We had to check out of the campground by 11, so there was only really time for breakfast. Although we definitely could've eaten a bigger meal — we were so hungry by the time we got home at 3 that we went out for pizza immediately — cooking would probably interfere with tear down. So that's something to keep in mind for the next outing.
Overall, I packed the right amount of everything. We did bring home some leftovers. But the snacks got eaten. The cookies got eaten. We didn't go hungry, and I made good meals, even though this was all very new to me.


Satellite images are particularly useful in the fields of weather forecasting and land use analysis. These are examples of remote sensing. Cloud patterns and vegetation cover are clearly visible on this satellite image of the Earth.
Photographs can be produced using visible light but most satellites have sensors that can detect different bands of energy emitted from the Earth. View the sample of satellite images that show information about water, vegetation, land use and cloud cover.
Google Earth uses high-resolution satellite images. Use the historical time line tool in Google Earth, to view how land use has changed in the area around where you live.


Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren Use CA School Shooting to Push Gun Control
by AWR HawkinsDemocrat presidential hopefuls Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren used the Thursday’s California school shooting as an opportunity to push for more gun control laws.
They did this despite the fact that California already has some of the most stringent gun controls in the nation, none of which prevented the shooting at Santa Clarita’s Saugus High School from taking place.
California has an “assault weapons” ban, universal background checks, firearm registration, a 10-day waiting period on gun purchases, a one-handgun-a-month purchase limit, a requirement that would-be gun buyers first acquire a safety certificate from the state, a ban on campus carry, and a ban on teachers being armed to shoot back in case they are under attack.
California also has numerous ammunition controls.
Yet the Saugus High School shooting occurred, and before any information on how the 16-year-old attacker acquired a firearm had been released, Biden was pushing for gun control:
Elizabeth Warren was pushing for action on gun control as well.


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