Computational biology is a very broad term to describe several roles that apply computation to biology, including data analysis, statistician, bioinformatician, and software developer (plus many more). Whatever your career stage, I personally think its important to have an understanding of basic computational biology to help analyse and interpret your results, however deciding whether to commit yourself to learning more advanced skills can be a difficult task. In the following post I try to summarise the best and the worst reasons for committing yourself.
Being accepted to train as an MRC fellow in computational biology has completely revolutionised the way I approach science. It has given me new skills that have made the analysis of complex data possible. I get lots of questions from people asking me whether they should do a masters or further learning in computational biology. My response is to question them about their motivation, and generally (but not exclusively) their motivation is to get out of the wet lab because their career has stalled, this is not a reason for becoming a computational biologist and I will discuss the reasons below.
There is a lot of fan fair in biology at the moment regarding bioinformatics as the way to achieve great things, in both scientific output and career opportunities. I have to agree with this sentiment, but it isn’t going to make you a super productive or better scientist. Computational biology is one tool in a scientist’s toolkit and needs to be used in conjunction with many other techniques to explore the underlying biology. Before you begin your computational journey you need to ask yourself one question…. “Will my scientific work benefit from the application of computational biology?”. If the answer is no then I wouldn’t recommend devoting your time to learning something that will not reflect well on your scientific career. For example, if learning how to perform a new laboratory technique will benefit you more then do that.
My motivation for wanting to become a computational biologist was because I felt my science and hence my career was stalling because I was generating next generation sequencing data but was unable to analyse it. If your main aim in becoming a computational biologist is to leave the wet lab, then leaving academic science and working in consultancy, medical writing or patents may be a better career move. Ultimately as a biologist, unless you are highly proficient at statistics and can develop useful algorithms that will be widely used in the scientific community, computational biology should be used to complement your skills as a wet lab scientist.
Below I give some of the main reasons for and against devoting your time (and a lot of your free time) to the pursuit of data analysis:
Reasons to:
- There are fewer barriers to the analysis, so you can do the science you have always wanted to do - Before I joined the CGAT computational biology program I had very little knowledge of how to analyse and interpret next-generation sequencing data. This was a real barrier for me when I wanted to explore my results in more detail, as I was unable to analyse any of it and had to rely on others who were computationally minded. However, now those barriers arn’t there anymore and it feels like I am well placed to be able to analyse and perform any experiment that is required to answer my scientific questions.
- You will have more research flexibility - Being able to perform big data analysis has given me the confidence tackle more complex scientific problems.
- Being able to work anywhere at anytime (This is also a reason not to) - The great thing about being a computational biologist is that as long as you have an Internet connection you can work anywhere. This can sometimes mean working from home is a lot easier.
- Gaining a more general perspective on your work - Before I joined as an MRC fellow I found reading technical papers outside of my field very challenging because I wasn’t used to the terminology. I also found it hard to conceptualise the experiments because I wasn’t aware of the technical aspects of experiments that generate big data (such as next generation sequencing experiments). Moreover, I had little understanding of the statistical and mathematical modelling approaches used in many studies. However, after 2 years of education in computational biology I have a much better grasp of these things because the learning process makes you think in general terms about how experiments should be planned, performed and analysed, in both a practical and statistical perspective.
- Transferable skills - The skills learned in computational biology are extremely transferable in pretty much all walks of life. Having programming skills can get you a job in IT/web development/software development, while being able to analyse big data and perform machine learning/statistics can get you a job in pretty much all walks of life, from pharmaceutical to Argos (I chose this as an example because I recently saw a fantastic job advert for machine learning in predicting shopping habits, I was very tempted because it was applying the latest machine learning to a very complex problem)
Reasons not to:
- It may not be worth the effort - The feeling of having ownership over data is something that every scientist likes to have. However, if you are able to set up good collaborations with computational groups then investing time into having the expertise in your group may not be worth it.
- Being able to work anywhere at anytime - I find data analysis addictive and therefore can sometimes become consuming, being able to work anywhere can leave you will the feeling that the boundaries between work and play are very hazy.
- Learning bioinformatics will not make you a better scientist - Unless you have a real pressing need to analyse big data or perform computational biology as part of your scientific work, investing time into learning a new skill can be a wasteful task. Computational biology is just another tool, just like a centrifuge, that allows you to move towards answering a scientific question. Like computational biology, if your experiment does not need a centrifuge then learning how to use one is a wasteful task.
Ultimately, computational biology may not benefit everyone and there are both positives and negatives reasons for embarking on a career in this field. However, I do think that a basic ability to analyse and plot data in R (it seems like R is the programming language of choice for wet lab scientists) is a necessity in all areas of biology these days.


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by Peter DadaPeter Dada, Akure
An Ondo State Magistrates’ Court, sitting in Akure, the state capital, on Monday ordered for the remand of a police officer, Idowu Omosuyi, who allegedly killed a truck driver in Uso town, Owo Local Government Area of the state.
The alleged killer cop, attached to the Federal Highway Patrol, allegedly shot the driver, Ado Saleh, at a police checkpoint on Akure-Owo Expressway at Uso last week Monday.
The defendant was alleged to have shot the deceased in the head following an argument that ensued between them.
The incident sparked a protest by other truck drivers and residents of the town, as they barricaded the expressway, demanding that the alleged killer policeman must be brought to book.
On Monday, Omosuyi was brought before the magistrate court and was arraigned on one count of murder.
According to the prosecution, the offence committed was contrary to section 316 and punishable under section 319 on the criminal laws of the Ondo State.
The prosecutor, Inspector Goodluck Uloh, told the court that he had a motion on notice for the remand of the defendant in prison (Correctional Service Center).
The counsel for the defendant, Mr Ikujuni Ademola, however, opposed the prosecutor’s application and prayed the court to order that the defendant be returned to the police custody.
Giving the ruling, the magistrate, Mrs Charity Adeyanju, ordered that the defendant should be remanded in Olokuta Prison and adjourned the matter till December 27, 2019, for a hearing of the motion.


ionice
Section: Misc. Reference Manual Pages (1)Updated: August 2005
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
ionice - get/set program io scheduling class and prioritySYNOPSIS
ionice [[-c class] [-n classdata] [-t]] -p PID [PID]...ionice [-c class] [-n classdata] [-t] COMMAND [ARG]...
DESCRIPTION
This program sets or gets the io scheduling class and priority for a program. If no arguments or just -p is given, ionice will query the current io scheduling class and priority for that process.As of this writing, a process can be in one of three scheduling classes:
- Idle
- A program running with idle io priority will only get disk time when no other program has asked for disk io for a defined grace period. The impact of idle io processes on normal system activity should be zero. This scheduling class does not take a priority argument. Presently, this scheduling class is permitted for an ordinary user (since kernel 2.6.25).
- Best effort
-
This is the effective scheduling class for any process that has not asked for
a specific io priority.
This class takes a priority argument from 0-7, with lower
number being higher priority. Programs running at the same best effort
priority are served in a round-robin fashion.
Note that before kernel 2.6.26 a process that has not asked for an io priority formally uses "none" as scheduling class, but the io scheduler will treat such processes as if it were in the best effort class. The priority within the best effort class will be dynamically derived from the cpu nice level of the process: io_priority = (cpu_nice + 20) / 5.
For kernels after 2.6.26 with CFQ io scheduler a process that has not asked for an io priority inherits CPU scheduling class. The io priority is derived from the cpu nice level of the process (same as before kernel 2.6.26).
- Real time
- The RT scheduling class is given first access to the disk, regardless of what else is going on in the system. Thus the RT class needs to be used with some care, as it can starve other processes. As with the best effort class, 8 priority levels are defined denoting how big a time slice a given process will receive on each scheduling window. This scheduling class is not permitted for an ordinary (i.e., non-root) user.
OPTIONS
- -c class
- The scheduling class. 0 for none, 1 for real time, 2 for best-effort, 3 for idle.
- -n classdata
- The scheduling class data. This defines the class data, if the class accepts an argument. For real time and best-effort, 0-7 is valid data.
- -p pid
- Pass in process PID(s) to view or change already running processes. If this argument is not given, ionice will run the listed program with the given parameters.
- -t
- Ignore failure to set requested priority. If COMMAND or PID(s) is specified, run it even in case it was not possible to set desired scheduling priority, what can happen due to insufficient privilegies or old kernel version.
EXAMPLES
- # ionice -c 3 -p 89
- Sets process with PID 89 as an idle io process.
- # ionice -c 2 -n 0 bash
- Runs 'bash' as a best-effort program with highest priority.
- # ionice -p 89 91
- Prints the class and priority of the processes with PID 89 and 91.
NOTES
Linux supports io scheduling priorities and classes since 2.6.13 with the CFQ io scheduler.AUTHORS
Jens Axboe<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The ionice command is part of the util-linux-ng package and is available from ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/utils/util-linux-ng/.
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Beh Okolo Buciny 10 km
Zvolen SVK
Race Winners
(65 runnings)
18:26 19:00 18:26 17:11 08 Sep
2007
31:58.0
18:23.1
09 Sep
2006
31:17.2
20:11.1
10 Sep
2005
31:29.2
18:47.3
2004
32:01.0
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13 Sep
2003
32:03.2
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14 Sep
2002
31:33.2
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15 Sep
2001
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16 Sep
2000
30:39.1
7:17.2
1999
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29:42
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Notes: 1951 was the inaugural year. The women's race distance for 2000 was 2 km; the women's race distance for
2005-date has been 5 km.
16 Sep
2017
35:27.6
Roman Sluch (SVK)
21:43.6
Marta Jasikova (SVK)
17 Sep
2016
34:15
Moses Komon Masai (KEN)
18:43
Agnes Chebet-2
19 Sep
2015
31:57
Henry Kemboi Kipyego (KEN)
19:45
Agnes Chebet (KEN)
20 Sep
2014
29:24
Moses Kipruto Kibire (KEN)
17:57
Lucia Janeckova-2
07 Sep
2013
31:30.1
Wycliffe Biwott Kipkorir (KEN)
18:39.2
Kristina Hegedusova (SVK)
08 Sep
2012
32:17.2
Sergey Vashurin-2
17:57.2
Lucia Janeckova (SVK)
03 Sep
2011
32:07
Sergey Vashurin (UKR)
Martina Merkova-2
04 Sep
2010
31:16
Ashenafi Erkolo (ETH)
Dana Janeckova-2
05 Sep
2009
32:46
Jakub Burghardt (POL)
Dana Janeckova (SVK)
06 Sep
2008
31:18
Miroslav Vanko (SVK)
Martina Merkova (SVK)
Branislav Arbet (SVK)
Jana Zatlukalova-2
Martin Holecko-2
Renata Barcikova (SVK)
Martin Holecko (SVK)
Jana Zatlukalova (SVK)
Jaroslav Moravec-2
n/a
Jaroslav Moravec (SVK)
n/a
Andrey Toptun (UKR)
n/a
Miroslav Vanko (SVK)
n/a
Jan Krizak (SVK)
Alena Briedova (SVK)
Robert Rolko (SVK)
n/a
Marcel Matanin (SVK)
n/a
Robert Petro-3
n/a
Lubos Cesnek (SVK)
n/a
Milan Ivan (SVK)
n/a
Robert Petro-2
n/a
Robert Petro (SVK)
n/a
Peter Hritz (SVK)
n/a
Milan Slivka (SVK)
n/a
Peter Zrastak (SVK)
n/a
Jozef Vybostok-5
n/a
Jozef Vybostok-4
n/a
Jozef Vybostok-3
n/a
Jozef Vybostok-2
n/a
Jozef Vybostok (SVK)
n/a
Attila Barus-3
n/a
Attila Barus-2
n/a
Attila Barus (SVK)
n/a
Jan Holak (SVK)
n/a
Jozef Eichenbaum-2
n/a
Jozef Eichenbaum (SVK)
Brano Melichercik (SVK)
Philippe Gouyon (FRA)
Peter Suchan-4
Peter Suchan-3
Peter Suchan-2
Peter Suchan (SVK)
Ivan Kovac-4
Ivan Kovac-3
Ivan Kovac-2
Ivan Kovac (SVK)
Dusan Duda-3
Dusan Duda-2
Dusan Duda (SVK)
Oto Foldvari-2
Oto Foldvari (SVK)
Jozef Medved-4
Jozef Medved-3
Jozef Medved-2
Jozef Medved (SVK)
not held
Dusan Kekely-3
Dusan Kekely-2
Dusan Kekely (SVK)
Jan Bakaliar -4
Jan Bakaliar -3
Jan Bakaliar -2
Jan Bakaliar (SVK)
Most Wins
(1951/date)
Men
5
Jozef Vybostok (SVK)
1985-89
Women
2
Jana Zatlukalova (SVK)
2005,2007
Dana Janeckova (SVK)
2009-10
Martina Merkova (SVK)
2008,2011
Lucia Janeckova (SVK)
2012,2014
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 2016 $265 $110 $375 2015 520 55 575 2014 755 40 795 2013 530 none 530 .... 2010 455 65 520 .... 2008 285 25 310 Sums $2,810 $295 $3,105 Race Time Bias (sec/km) Insufficient data to calculate race time biases.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate competitive levels.
Quality Performances
Men- 10 km
<29:40 2
<30:00 3
Women- 5 km No women under 16:40
Last Updated on 23 Oct 2017
Contributors: Juraj Gasparovic (50), Klaas Loonstra (5)


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Swiftmailer¶
The SwiftmailerServiceProvider provides a service for sending email through the Swift Mailer library.
You can use the mailer
service to send messages easily. By default, it
will attempt to send emails through SMTP.
Parameters¶
swiftmailer.use_spool: A boolean to specify whether or not to use the memory spool, defaults to true.
swiftmailer.options: An array of options for the default SMTP-based configuration.
The following options can be set:
host: SMTP hostname, defaults to ‘localhost’.
port: SMTP port, defaults to 25.
username: SMTP username, defaults to an empty string.
password: SMTP password, defaults to an empty string.
encryption: SMTP encryption, defaults to null. Valid values are ‘tls’, ‘ssl’, or null (indicating no encryption).
auth_mode: SMTP authentication mode, defaults to null. Valid values are ‘plain’, ‘login’, ‘cram-md5’, or null.
Example usage:
$app['swiftmailer.options'] = array( 'host' => 'host', 'port' => '25', 'username' => 'username', 'password' => 'password', 'encryption' => null, 'auth_mode' => null );
swiftmailer.sender_address: If set, all messages will be delivered with this address as the “return path” address.
swiftmailer.delivery_addresses: If not empty, all email messages will be sent to those addresses instead of being sent to their actual recipients. This is often useful when developing.
swiftmailer.delivery_whitelist: Used in combination with
delivery_addresses
. If set, emails matching any of these patterns will be delivered like normal, as well as being sent todelivery_addresses
.swiftmailer.plugins: Array of SwiftMailer plugins.
Example usage:
$app['swiftmailer.plugins'] = function ($app) { return array( new \Swift_Plugins_PopBeforeSmtpPlugin('pop3.example.com'), ); };
Services¶
mailer: The mailer instance.
Example usage:
$message = \Swift_Message::newInstance(); // ... $app['mailer']->send($message);
swiftmailer.transport: The transport used for e-mail delivery. Defaults to a
Swift_Transport_EsmtpTransport
.swiftmailer.transport.buffer: StreamBuffer used by the transport.
swiftmailer.transport.authhandler: Authentication handler used by the transport. Will try the following by default: CRAM-MD5, login, plaintext.
swiftmailer.transport.eventdispatcher: Internal event dispatcher used by Swiftmailer.
Registering¶
$app->register(new PrestoPHP\Provider\SwiftmailerServiceProvider());
Note
Add SwiftMailer as a dependency:
composer require swiftmailer/swiftmailer
Usage¶
The Swiftmailer provider provides a mailer
service:
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request;
$app->post('/feedback', function (Request $request) use ($app) {
$message = \Swift_Message::newInstance()
->setSubject('[YourSite] Feedback')
->setFrom(array('noreply@yoursite.com'))
->setTo(array('feedback@yoursite.com'))
->setBody($request->get('message'));
$app['mailer']->send($message);
return new Response('Thank you for your feedback!', 201);
});
Usage in commands¶
By default, the Swiftmailer provider sends the emails using the KernelEvents::TERMINATE
event, which is fired after the response has been sent. However, as this event
isn’t fired for console commands, your emails won’t be sent.
For that reason, if you send emails using a command console, it is recommended
that you disable the use of the memory spool (before accessing $app['mailer']
):
$app['swiftmailer.use_spool'] = false;
Alternatively, you can just make sure to flush the message spool by hand before ending the command execution. To do so, use the following code:
$app['swiftmailer.spooltransport']
->getSpool()
->flushQueue($app['swiftmailer.transport'])
;
Traits¶
PrestoPHP\Application\SwiftmailerTrait
adds the following shortcuts:
mail: Sends an email.
$app->mail(\Swift_Message::newInstance()
->setSubject('[YourSite] Feedback')
->setFrom(array('noreply@yoursite.com'))
->setTo(array('feedback@yoursite.com'))
->setBody($request->get('message')));
For more information, check out the Swift Mailer documentation.


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Phos 200 – 1 dose.
Rub 30 – 1 tab night b/food.
Insulin1m – 4-4-4-4.1 drum
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Rx:
Thuja200 -4-0-4 b/food.
Lachesis 200 – morning b/food.
Puls 200 – night b/food.
Rub 30 – 1 tab night b.food
11/5/19: 1 week back had little numbness and hot.
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Amm.mur 200 – 4 pills mng b/food.
Lachesis 200- 4 pills aftn b/food.
Puls 200- night pills b/food.
Rub 30 – 1 tab nt b/food.
Thuja 1m – 4 doses – weekly b.brush water mng.
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Ketchup!
What have I been doing!?
To make a long story short. I have been SLACKING -- on blogging. However I have been writing code most days and working on other projects.
I have been working on the hoard API. Which is an API for tabletop roleplaying games. I am in the process of learning more about deploying that project and opening it up to become open source like the pokeapi and swapi. I am really happy with how it has turned out. There are a few things I would still like to figure out with it as far as tests and overall security.
Apart from that I have been trying to keep up on my javascript 30. I have fallen behind on it as a daily ritual due to wanting to finish the hoard api before an interview. But now I am more or less back on track with that.
The other two technologies I have been playing with are p5js and Love2D. Pretty much following along with youtube videos a friend of mine told me about Dan Shiffman, who has a bunch of cool videos on p5js. Love2D was just a random stumble upon game engine. It uses Lua which is a bit unique for me but has been fun messing around with.
Commenting on my last javascript30 project: I really enjoyed the 10th episode. I would like to spend more time messing around with other features to this check box list. Perhaps creating a button that would select them all, unselect them all, and so on. As of right now you can select any two check boxes and while holding shift it will select all inbetween.
I have also added prismJS to all my code tags which should give them proper coloring. However there is now a bug creating weird spacing for the code. I think it might have something to do with conflicting style sheets but I am really not sure at this point.
Here is the source for my Java Script 30 project.
As well as my hoard API project.


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PartType
: PartType
Irish makes use of a broad range of particles. Many of these particles have the same form but perform different functions.
Ad
: adverbial
This particle is used with an adverb to create an adverbial phrase. It’s most frequent form is go.
Examples
- go minic “often”
- go fóill “yet”
- go dona “badly”
Comp
: comparative
The comparative particle is used for introducing a comparative adjective (see Degree).
Examples
- níos mó “bigger”
- níos déine “more intense”
NOTE: Although ‘níos’ is tagged as a substantive noun in the standard rule-based POS tagger and in IDT, we mark it as a particle in order to ensure consistency with the superlative form in the same manner.
Cmpl
: complementizer
These complementizers are used to introduce a clausal complement. See ccomp.
Examples
- go raibh fhios acu “that they know”
- nach bhfeiceann siad “that they don’t see”
- Is beag nár thit an píosa
Cop
: copular
The copular particle introduces a copular construction. There is only one instance of this particle in the treebank currently.
Examples
- cén fhealsúnacht a ba bhun leis an tuairim “which philosophy that the opinion was based on”
Deg
: degree
The degree particle is used to give a superlative description.
Examples
- dá laghad “the least” (at all)
- ba ea a dhéine a bhí sé á breathnú “with how much more handsome he was becoming”
Inf
: infinitive
The particle a is used with a verb stem to form the infinitive in Irish. The verb form is lenited.
Examples
- a cheannach “to buy”
- a thabhairt “to give”
- a dhénamh “to do”
Num
: numeral
The particle used for counting in Irish is a. Most forms stay the same, but those numbers beginning with a vowel such as aon (“one”), or ocht (“eight”) are prefixed by h-.
Examples
- a haon “one”
- a dó “two”
- a seacht “seven”
- a hocht “eight”
Pat
: patronym
This particle is used in last names to mean “son of” or “daughter of”. The masculine forms are Ó and Mac, while the feminine forms include Ní, Nic, Uí and Mhic. Often the anglicised version will use “O” or “Mac” regardless of gender.
Examples
- Mac Craith
- Teaghlach Uí Ghallchóir
- Liz O’ Donnell
- Aire de Valera
Sup
: superlative
The superlative particle is used for introducing a superlative adjective (see Degree).
Examples
- na torthaí is fearr “the best results”
- an t-eolas is déanaí “the latest information”
Vb
: verbal
Verbal particles include the positive particles a, gur and the negative particle ní. These particles can be used for introducing relative or adverbial clauses, clefts, or for negating the verb.
Examples
- is ann a bhí cónaí ar Cholm “it was there that Colm lived”
- gur thit na caighdeáin “that the standards had fallen”
- ní bheidh sé “he will not”
Voc
: vocative
The vocative particle is a, and is used to directly address someone. In this circumstance, it triggers lenition in the following noun. See Case
Examples
- Slán leat, a Mhichíl ghrinn. “Goodbye, funny Michael.”
PartType in other languages: [af] [de] [ga] [gd] [gv] [pcm] [ro] [sga] [tl] [u] [uk] [yrl] [zh]


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ICMP
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (7)
Updated: 2012-05-10
Index
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NAME
icmp - Linux IPv4 ICMP kernel module.
DESCRIPTION
This kernel protocol module implements the Internet Control
Message Protocol defined in RFC 792.
It is used to signal error conditions and for diagnosis.
The user doesn't interact directly with this module;
instead it communicates with the other protocols in the kernel
and these pass the ICMP errors to the application layers.
The kernel ICMP module also answers ICMP requests.
A user protocol may receive ICMP packets for all local sockets by opening
a raw socket with the protocol
IPPROTO_ICMP.
See
raw(7)
for more information.
The types of ICMP packets passed to the socket can be filtered using the
ICMP_FILTER
socket option.
ICMP packets are always processed by the kernel too, even
when passed to a user socket.
Linux limits the rate of ICMP error packets to each destination.
ICMP_REDIRECT
and
ICMP_DEST_UNREACH
are also limited by the destination route of the incoming packets.
/proc interfaces
ICMP supports a set of
/proc
interfaces to configure some global IP parameters.
The parameters can be accessed by reading or writing files in the directory
/proc/sys/net/ipv4/.
Most of these parameters are rate limitations for specific ICMP types.
Linux 2.2 uses a token bucket filter to limit ICMPs.
The value is the timeout in jiffies until the token bucket filter is
cleared after a burst.
A jiffy is a system dependent unit, usually 10ms on i386 and
about 1ms on alpha and ia64.
- icmp_destunreach_rate (Linux 2.2 to 2.4.9)
-
Maximum rate to send ICMP Destination Unreachable packets.
This limits the rate at which packets are sent to any individual
route or destination.
The limit does not affect sending of
ICMP_FRAG_NEEDED
packets needed for path MTU discovery.
- icmp_echo_ignore_all (since Linux 2.2)
-
If this value is nonzero, Linux will ignore all
ICMP_ECHO
requests.
- icmp_echo_ignore_broadcasts (since Linux 2.2)
-
If this value is nonzero, Linux will ignore all
ICMP_ECHO
packets sent to broadcast addresses.
- icmp_echoreply_rate (Linux 2.2 to 2.4.9)
-
Maximum rate for sending
ICMP_ECHOREPLY
packets in response to
ICMP_ECHOREQUEST
packets.
- icmp_errors_use_inbound_ifaddr (Boolean; default: disabled; since Linux 2.6.12)
-
If disabled, ICMP error messages are sent with the primary address of
the exiting interface.
If enabled, the message will be sent with the primary address of
the interface that received the packet that caused the ICMP error.
This is the behavior that many network administrators will expect from
a router.
And it can make debugging complicated network layouts much easier.
Note that if no primary address exists for the interface selected,
then the primary address of the first non-loopback interface that
has one will be used regardless of this setting.
- icmp_ignore_bogus_error_responses (Boolean; default: disabled; since Linux 2.2)
-
Some routers violate RFC1122 by sending bogus responses to broadcast frames.
Such violations are normally logged via a kernel warning.
If this parameter is enabled, the kernel will not give such warnings,
which will avoid log file clutter.
- icmp_paramprob_rate (Linux 2.2 to 2.4.9)
-
Maximum rate for sending
ICMP_PARAMETERPROB
packets.
These packets are sent when a packet arrives with an invalid IP header.
- icmp_ratelimit (integer; default: 1000; since Linux 2.4.10)
-
Limit the maximum rates for sending ICMP packets whose type matches
icmp_ratemask
(see below) to specific targets.
0 to disable any limiting,
otherwise the minimum space between responses in milliseconds.
- icmp_ratemask (integer; default: see below; since Linux 2.4.10)
-
Mask made of ICMP types for which rates are being limited.
Significant bits: IHGFEDCBA9876543210
Default mask:<PHONE_NUMBER>000011000 (0x1818)
Bit definitions (see the Linux kernel source file
include/linux/icmp.h):
-
| 0 Echo Reply |
|
| 3 Destination Unreachable * |
|
| 4 Source Quench * |
|
| 5 Redirect |
|
| 8 Echo Request |
|
| B Time Exceeded * |
|
| C Parameter Problem * |
|
| D Timestamp Request |
|
| E Timestamp Reply |
|
| F Info Request |
|
| G Info Reply |
|
| H Address Mask Request |
|
| I Address Mask Reply |
|
The bits marked with an asterisk are rate limited by default
(see the default mask above).
- icmp_timeexceed_rate (Linux 2.2 to 2.4.9)
-
Maximum rate for sending
ICMP_TIME_EXCEEDED
packets.
These packets are
sent to prevent loops when a packet has crossed too many hops.
VERSIONS
Support for the
ICMP_ADDRESS
request was removed in 2.2.
Support for
ICMP_SOURCE_QUENCH
was removed in Linux 2.2.
NOTES
As many other implementations don't support
IPPROTO_ICMP
raw sockets, this feature
should not be relied on in portable programs.
ICMP_REDIRECT
packets are not sent when Linux is not acting as a router.
They are also accepted only from the old gateway defined in the
routing table and the redirect routes are expired after some time.
The 64-bit timestamp returned by
ICMP_TIMESTAMP
is in milliseconds since the Epoch, 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000 (UTC).
Linux ICMP internally uses a raw socket to send ICMPs.
This raw socket may appear in
netstat(8)
output with a zero inode.
SEE ALSO
ip(7)
RFC 792 for a description of the ICMP protocol.
Index
- NAME
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- /proc interfaces
-
- VERSIONS
-
- NOTES
-
- SEE ALSO
-
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6:30 insufflate 5mg of white powder known to be 2ce from a trusted source. my partner, Flotsam, had tried this same substance and method of ingestion the day before. i'm sure what he told me about it colors my experience too. no special preparations made beforehand.
it burns! spend the next 10 minutes trying to deal with the
'busted nose' feeling. just as i think my poor nose has achieved the numb phase, the fun starts. first my eyes, which were closed, seeing the first pastel swirls. i open my eyes and the familiar shapes and colors of my living room are different: colors more intense, shapes are losing their edge. over the next 20 minutes as i hold a kleenex to my nose, my vision becomes exponentially more fractured, trippy, almost dmt-like visions whether open or closed. i feel the first tremors of body load.
i break out in a full-body sweat, feel nauseous, decide to change rooms, walking is....weird. i close the door to avoid distractions from the rest of the household. for the next half-hour, hour(?), this drug has me crouched on the floor behind the door, my back against the wall, hugging my knees, eyes closed and hanging on for dear life. i was in the cosmic egg, i *was* the cosmic egg. i have fleeting thoughts of 'holy god i'm tripping as hard as i've ever tripped in my life'. i can hear the normal sounds of our household going on without me, Flotsam cooking dinner, voices talking, the phone rings--cracks in the cosmic egg. it's very surreal. all that normal stuff going on and i'm curled up on the floor in the computer room by myself having my cage completely rattled.
waves of nausea come and go. i finally puke, sickly and gross. i dislike throwing up under any circumstances and rarely do it on psychedelics. i have no idea how long i threw up. my nose has recovered by now but i have great amounts of sinus drainage. puking makes the effects an order of magnitude more intense. i can tell it's gonna feel reeeallly good when the puking is over.
that done, i sip water. my mind explodes into somewhere else, my vision is positively trippy but i can make out my surrounds with little effort if i need to. closed eye visuals are beautiful, pastel blues and whites, flowing, breathing shapes twining round. mmmmmmm. my thigh muscles are clenching and tremoring hard. i sit and breathe for ...how long?.... i leave the room, lay down for a few minutes, realize sunset is almost over, go outside. on my way outside, another short bout of puking, last one for the night. everything now has a greenish cast to its edges, like a
fungal gleam.
i sit outside in the cool fall air, watching the light fade, my visuals play around, lots of vine-y and plant-like images. i have huge upwellings of gratitude for people i know, family, the network of friends who bring me into spaces like these, how incredibly unbelieveably lucky i am to be where i am now, doing what i am. i'm struck by how few ppl have tried this substance, and i'm one of them. how did i get from being a little girl in a podunk town in michigan to *here*.
i continue to feel like my cage is being thoroughly rattled, mostly in the physical sense. Flotsam wanders outside to sit with me a while, then i wander around our backyard. earlier, i'd noticed that i had gaps in my proprioceptive sense--when i walked, i could not tell where my thighs were, where the tremors were the worst in my legs i could not sense their position as i walked. kinda like a dashed line sensation as i went. now as i walk around the yard i play with this, as if i could shake my legs off or they could go flying off without me. they appear to stay attached.
i'm struck by how transient this life is, this home, my family, Flotsam still alive and with me. i feel i could crouch right on that edge between life and death, halfway b/w the veil. it's so tenuous, our ties to each other, the series of small moments that bring any of us together for a length of time. i get scared. i know how quickly and easily i could lose all of this, the people i love, my family, my very life. i feel very lucky.
T+2 hours, nice trippy space, feels a little more in my control.
this substance has a way of making me feel like, ok i'm having a nice
trip here, i'll do my trippy thing i do, i'm on top of this, and
then wham, next instant it's got me and i'm just hanging on for the
ride. listening to music and dancing feels very good. thoughts of
friends rise up spontaneously, things i should tell them, memories
of good times together, appreciating their impact in my life,
their uniqueness and gifts. deeply appreciating what i've done with
my life, amazed that i managed to pull off a lifestyle where my
life and work are almost seamlessly integrated, doing what i love.
thoughts of birthing rise up, all the ways in which i give birth to
myself, with the choices i make, how i live, etc. the crazy things
i've done, the ordinary way i live. i do some yoga stretches throughout trying to get on top of the body tremors (mostly in the legs). feels good. i can easily feel the interstices b/w muscles, individual muscle fibers letting go as i stretch, how the energy flows around and through my body as i move, stretch, dance.
T+3, the last game of the world series is on. i not only watch it,
i actually enjoy it. normally i don't go anywhere near a tv in these
states. this time, it's a blast. i get the giggles easily at this
point. very fun.
T+6, i fix a little something to eat, still definitely going but much calmer. i write some, lay around thinking. occasional leg tremors continue. take some tylenol due to the muscle aches. fall asleep easily at T+7.5 and sleep my usual number of hours.
next morning, i feel woozy in my body, thoughts wander easily,
good mood, hot flashes. definitely feel altered in my thoughts for
most of the next day....nice! i would do this again, given the chance.
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.


I am a rising 7th grader and dreams to be a professional basketball player or tennis player. I am a creative and sociable.
Find Out MoreThis portfolio of myself will tell all about me! First, here is a little more about me. My name is Dario, and yes, I know that name is Italian, but I am Taiwanese. That is another reason I am a really big fan of Jeremy Lin.(If you don't know who he is, click on 'pictures' on the top bar. I have a sister named Dora(yes, I know what your thinking), a brother named Derek, and they are both in college right now. I love to also love to play tennis and my favorite player is either Gael Monflis(again, if you don't know him, scroll down!) or Roger Federer(I think you should know him). Click and explore to find out more!
Get Started!Loves to play basketball and breakin' other people's ankles! If it wasn't for Jeremy Lin, I wouldn't be playing basketball right now; he inspired me to play the sport that I love.
Since, day one, I was always better than my brother at everything even though he is 9 years older than me. He is definetly 100% nooblike.
I love watching basketball on the TV espicially when Jeremy Lin is playing. Some of my favorite shows are: American Ninja Warrior, Teen Titans Go!, and Cutthroat Kitchen.
I am very different than my brother. I breakdance and I love the dance wherever I want. My brother is boring and just plays League of Legends everyday. My favorite song to dance to is Uptown Funk.
I am an eating monster. I love to eat and for a 4'9.5", I weigh a lot.(88 lbs.) From In'n'out to Beef Noodle soup, I love all of it. Except for taro and avocado and the mushy stuff.
Out of all the days in the year, my favorite is Chirstmas because I get to go to taiwan. They have the best food and arcades there, espicially their exotic and tasty fruits that they have. Taiwan is the best!
I usually play basketball, but Tennis is also one of my favorite sports. My brother and sister play tennis and they both played for USTA. Me, too (Except for the fact that I am better than them at everything).


[Moderator's note: I am splitting these reviews up by country, because I have to split them up some way. I am not trying to be provincial. -ecl]
SIFF Reviews (United States Films) Film reviews by Jeff Meyer Copyright 1991 Jeff Meyer
ONE CUP OF COFFEE (USA, 1990):
We were supposed to see this last year, but there were production problems and it didn't make it. The story of a good-natured, positive, rather corny minor-league baseball player well past his prime (William Russ) who befriends a young black player (Glenn Plummer) in the late 50s. A nice, quiet film with a love for baseball and some very good, understated performances. A lot of people who saw it disliked the way the plot turned; I'll just say that the film went in a different direction than I thought it would, and while I was somewhat disappointed, I still thought it a valid and engaging story.
The director showed up to talk about the film afterwards; my one kernel of advice to him would be to tell the audience about his vision of the film *through* the film, and skip the expositions from the pulpit.
THE AMBULANCE (USA, 1990):
Larry (THE STUFF, Q, IT'S ALIVE) Cohen's latest. Cohen's usual weird, campy style is here, and the cast is certainly interesting, but the film lacks the strong central plot device that drives his other films so well. Beautiful girl (Janine Turner of NORTHERN EXPOSURE, the most attractive woman on television (IMO), in a small role) with diabetes is hustled into an ambulance after suffering from a fainting spell -- brought on by obnoxious Eric Roberts trying to pick her up on the streets of New York. The girl and the ambulance disappear, and Roberts, playing a comic book artist for Marvel Comics (his character is constantly nagged by Stan Lee for art (*right* -- I bet Stan doesn't even know where Marvel's offices are these days)), tries to track the girl down to rescue her.
That's generally the story. What fun can be derived from the proceedings are gotten from the supporting cast; while Roberts plays the sort of obnoxious character he's so good at (maybe he's a pleasant, quiet fellow in real life), the second bananas are quite good. James Earl Jones is only on for about 10 minutes, but his incredibly paranoid, gum-chewing police detective is one for the books. Megan Gallagher (late of HILL STREET BLUES) does a commendable job as Robert's investigative partner. And if anyone told me that Red Buttons could put in a good performance... His impression of an aging Daily News Jimmy Olsen is worth a look.
The thing runs on too long and takes it's own sweet time getting there; Robert's romantic resolution gets a chuckle out of you, but that's about it. Wait 'till it hits cable, and then only for mondo video connoisseurs.
FEMME FATALE (USA, 1991):
Before embarking on his honeymoon, an artist (Colin Firth) returns home to his cabin to discover his newlywed wife gone, and a cryptic message saying "I don't know who you are." He goes to nearby Los Angeles in search of her, and therein lies the tale. It's an interesting enough thriller, with some nice sardonic touches (mostly from an artist friend of the husband, played by Billy Zane) and L.A. humor (my God, it's got its own genre), but FEMME FATALE ends up with some thriller psychology which is just too much to swallow, and a conclusion which is completely bogus; from a distance it looks romantic, but given any thought, it leaves one rather queasy. Sort of a domestic male fantasy. Not recommended, but points for good cinematography.
RUBIN AND ED (USA, 1991):
Well, there's weird, there's funny, there's funny & weird; and sometimes there's just plain weird. This is the latter. Rubin (Crispin Glover) is a completely spaced individual who lives in his mother's hotel. Ed (Howard Hessman) is a self-improvement course drone, in charge of bringing in new recruits. Rubin agrees to come to a meeting if Ed will help him bury the body of his cat (which has been residing in Rubin's freezer) in the desert. And as you might guess, Rubin and Ed get on each other's nerves a lot.
Not much else to say. Hessman does a good job with what he's given, but there's no way you're going to make these two guys much fun to watch for any period of time. There's some clever camerawork at points, but even that seems to dry up over the course of the movie.. There's always something about Glover that makes me uncomfortable, and here it's his character's main point. (Oh, Glover was scheduled to talk after the movie; he showed up, but decided not to talk to us. That Dave Letterman sure is a good judge of character...)
HEAVEN'S GATE (USA, 1980):
Yup, *that* HEAVEN'S GATE. However, this is the complete, uncut version that was shown to such disastrous reviews in New York, and which led to the producers cutting the film down to two-thirds it's original running time before giving it nationwide release. (Three hours and 40 minutes.)
So, you ask, is it that bad? Well, there's nothing that makes you want to stand up in the theater, point to the actions on the screen, and scream in disbelief; but if I'd been one of those New York critics, the last 15 minutes of this film would have left me in a pretty savage mood, too. The rest of the film never gets worse than being just pointless, though the sound is surprisingly bad, and the all-star cast has very few stand-out performances. John Hurt has some good lines (and his scene right before the intermission is a beaut), and Jeff Bridges continues to demonstrate that he simply cannot put in a bad performance, but everyone else takes a lesson from Kris Kristofferson and puts forth a tree-like visage. The final hour is brutal and nasty but appears to have nothing to say, except "evil rich people win quite often." It shouldn't take 3.5 hours to do that.
BLOOD AND CONCRETE (USA, 1991):
Oh boy, another hip low-budget L.A. drug-and-crime film; I was hoping they'd gone out of fashion when Vestron Pictures folded. Couldn't they have just stopped after TO LIVE AND DIE IN L.A.? Fashionable up-to-your-hips swearing, really kinky villains, and a plot that you just know was punched together with cries of "just like Raymond Chandler!" Maybe if Marlowe was still alive, he'd be running around with Jennifer Beals, but by God, his plot would be tighter than this.  If you have any doubts as to how this film ends, you must only see about two films a year.
ONE FALSE MOVE (USA, 1991 (World Premiere)):
This is a film in the spirit of the old Warner crime pictures; not quite film noir, but not DRAGNET, either. A trio of criminals go on a killing spree in L.A., and then head across country to the home town of two of the members, in Arkansas. The L.A. police decide to set up an ambush for them, and enlist the help of local sheriff Dale "Hurricane" Dixon, a gung-ho cop played by Bill Paxton who is looking for a chance to prove himself. The film falls basically along those lines, with a lot of good suspense camerawork and music. It does bog down before the climax with some unexpected bathos, but the finale has all the irony any film noir fan could want. The cast is fine, without any standout performances.
If you like the genre, this is a decent example of it.
THE SEARCH FOR SIGNS OF inteligent LIFE IN THE UNIVERSE (USA, 1991 (World Premiere)):
Yup, it's the filmed version of the famed Lily Tomlin/Jane Wagner stage play. It's a stage performance where a number of characters, all played by Tomlin, perform vignettes which are loosely tied together. The character who wanders through most of these, Trudy (?), a bag lady with extra-terrestrial connections, zips in and out and links things together a bit.
I haven't seen the stage play, so I can't comment on how it stands up to that; I can say that I enjoyed the film version quite a bit. I ended up seeing about three "stage performances" on film this year, and Tomlin's is by far the best; the material by Wagner is sharp and funny and has the habit of turning on you and making you think -- a process enhanced by that looney, thoughtful smile of Trudy. The film tends to suddenly jump between Tomlin playing her characters in costume (and sometimes on a set) and her live on stage in slacks and blouse. I'm not sure I see the reasoning behind it, but it doesn't distract from the performance.
The showing I saw was the world premiere; Tomlin showed up at the theater before the screening, dressed in a cross between a Cannes stereotype and Werner Fassbinder, and did a brief, funny bit thanking the Festival committee. Afterwards, she got up and talked about production for about 30 minutes; she was obviously exhausted (much of it emotionally -- it really was the first public screening, and she was nervous about the audience's reaction.) Very gracious, very funny, and very informative; the film was made for less than $2 million (gads!), and she wished she had more money to do some more re-editting on the film. She jokingly referred to the Robin Hood re-editting brouhaha when she said she had the print to SEARCH locked up in her apartment, under her pillow.
I admit a bias for Tomlin and Wagner's humor in the first place, but even so, I think this is a film you'll enjoy. Tomlin said the film will probably be out in October, from Orion, I believe. I recommend it to you unreservedly.
SCORCHERS (USA, 1991 (World Premiere)):
A very well-done play-to-film adaptation dealing with two basic stories in a small bayou town in Louisiana. The first is a wedding between a young local couple (Emily Lloyd and James Wilder), the problems the girl has with her wedding night, and how her father (whose name I've forgotten -- I voted for him two times in the Golden Space Needle ballot (Rob! Oh, Rob!)) helps her deal with it. The
second is a conversation at the local tavern between the bartender (James Earl Jones), the local drunk (Denholm Elliot), the local madam (Faye Dunaway) and a jilted wife (Meg Tilly). As you can see, helluva cast; of the two plots, the first comes off semi-successfully -- Lloyd and the father go back and forth between real emotion and a sort of syrupy sweetness; but the second ensemble makes the film worth every penny of admission, as Jones and Elliot and Dunaway go on a verbal romp, dealing with everything from drinking to marital infidelity to understanding classical music. Jones and Elliot are a delight to watch together, and Dunaway hasn't been this good in years -- saucy and cynical and a treat to look at and listen to.
The other standout performance is the actor playing the father, who does a four-minute monologue to the camera at the beginning which is absolutely riveting and smile-inducing; the director, David Beaird, came on afterwards (very impressive, very polite and really gave me the impression that he knew his stuff) and said there was a chance that might get cut out of the film, as funding was up in the air as of two months ago. He was dead-set against cutting the sequence, and the audience certainly showed their support for his position. Apparently SCORCHERS wouldn't have gotten made if Lloyd and Jones hadn't committed to it at the beginning -- an interesting aspect of movie-making.
Fully entertaining $5 picture. Hope you get to see it.
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[gecode-users] element constraint
Alexis Cothenet
alexis.cothenet at gmail.com
Wed Apr 11 13:22:36 CEST 2012
Hi,
I have a question regarding element constraint.
This is a sample code:
IntArgs test (2)
test[0]=999;
test[1]=998;
IntVar lVar1 (*this, 0, 1)
IntVar lVar2 (*this, 990, 999);
element (*this, test, lVar1, lVar2, ICL_DOM).
Doing this, i have the results:
lVar1=[0..1]
lVar2=[990...999]
where i thought i should have:
lVar1=[0..1]
lVar2=[998, 999]
Am i missing something ? Thank you.
PS: I'm working with 3.7.3 release.
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- gdata.tlslite.integration.AsyncStateMachine.AsyncStateMachine
-
- TLSAsyncDispatcherMixIn
class TLSAsyncDispatcherMixIn(gdata.tlslite.integration.AsyncStateMachine.AsyncStateMachine) |
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This class can be "mixed in" with an
L{asyncore.dispatcher} to add TLS support.
This class essentially sits between the dispatcher and the select
loop, intercepting events and only calling the dispatcher when
applicable.
In the case of handle_read(), a read operation will be activated,
and when it completes, the bytes will be placed in a buffer where
the dispatcher can retrieve them by calling recv(), and the
dispatcher's handle_read() will be called.
In the case of handle_write(), the dispatcher's handle_write() will
be called, and when it calls send(), a write operation will be
activated.
To use this class, you must combine it with an asyncore.dispatcher,
and pass in a handshake operation with setServerHandshakeOp().
Below is an example of using this class with medusa. This class is
mixed in with http_channel to create http_tls_channel. Note:
1. the mix-in is listed first in the inheritance list
2. the input buffer size must be at least 16K, otherwise the
dispatcher might not read all the bytes from the TLS layer,
leaving some bytes in limbo.
3. IE seems to have a problem receiving a whole HTTP response in a
single TLS record, so HTML pages containing '\r\n\r\n' won't
be displayed on IE.
Add the following text into 'start_medusa.py', in the 'HTTP Server'
section::
from tlslite.api import *
s = open("./serverX509Cert.pem").read()
x509 = X509()
x509.parse(s)
certChain = X509CertChain([x509])
s = open("./serverX509Key.pem").read()
privateKey = parsePEMKey(s, private=True)
class http_tls_channel(TLSAsyncDispatcherMixIn,
http_server.http_channel):
ac_in_buffer_size = 16384
def __init__ (self, server, conn, addr):
http_server.http_channel.__init__(self, server, conn, addr)
TLSAsyncDispatcherMixIn.__init__(self, conn)
self.tlsConnection.ignoreAbruptClose = True
setServerHandshakeOp(certChain=certChain,
privateKey=privateKey)
hs.channel_class = http_tls_channel
If the TLS layer raises an exception, the exception will be caught
in asyncore.dispatcher, which will call close() on this class. The
TLS layer always closes the TLS connection before raising an
exception, so the close operation will complete right away, causing
asyncore.dispatcher.close() to be called, which closes the socket
and removes this instance from the asyncore loop. |
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Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, sock=None)
- close(self)
- handle_read(self)
- handle_write(self)
- outCloseEvent(self)
- outConnectEvent(self)
- outReadEvent(self, readBuffer)
- outWriteEvent(self)
- readable(self)
- recv(self, bufferSize=16384)
- send(self, writeBuffer)
- writable(self)
Methods inherited from gdata.tlslite.integration.AsyncStateMachine.AsyncStateMachine:
- inReadEvent(self)
- Tell the state machine it can read from the socket.
- inWriteEvent(self)
- Tell the state machine it can write to the socket.
- setCloseOp(self)
- Start a close operation.
- setHandshakeOp(self, handshaker)
- Start a handshake operation.
@type handshaker: generator
@param handshaker: A generator created by using one of the
asynchronous handshake functions (i.e. handshakeServerAsync, or
handshakeClientxxx(..., async=True).
- setServerHandshakeOp(self, **args)
- Start a handshake operation.
The arguments passed to this function will be forwarded to
L{tlslite.TLSConnection.TLSConnection.handshakeServerAsync}.
- setWriteOp(self, writeBuffer)
- Start a write operation.
@type writeBuffer: str
@param writeBuffer: The string to transmit.
- wantsReadEvent(self)
- If the state machine wants to read.
If an operation is active, this returns whether or not the
operation wants to read from the socket. If an operation is
not active, this returns None.
@rtype: bool or None
@return: If the state machine wants to read.
- wantsWriteEvent(self)
- If the state machine wants to write.
If an operation is active, this returns whether or not the
operation wants to write to the socket. If an operation is
not active, this returns None.
@rtype: bool or None
@return: If the state machine wants to write.
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Project 2
Authored By: Andy Marmolejos
For project two our objective is to create a website with F and Z layouts using Bootstrap. In this case,
this website that you are browsing at the moment is project two.
Same as project one, we will be setting the website to use Gulp and BrowserSync for live
updates as we make changes.
First we run "npm install" then we set-up a Gulp serve in order for us to instantly open our website
updated with just one click. Second, we then clone the Bootstrap github url and work from there.
Third, we then set-up our github repository with Webstorm in order for us to commit and push the project or
any changes. Finally, after doing so we can set-up github with "master branch/docs folder" in order to see the
live result of out website.
Computer Engineer and Web Development


House Democrats Announce Public Impeachment Hearings Next Week
WASHINGTON (AP) — House Democrats have announced they’ll hold the first public hearings next week in their impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump.
by Breitbart NewsThree State Department officials will testify in hearings Nov. 13 and Nov. 15, according to House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff. Schiff is leading the probe.
Schiff tweeted that top Ukraine diplomat William Taylor, career department official George Kent and former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch will testify. Yovanovitch was ousted in May at Trump’s direction.
All three have previously testified behind closed doors. The Democrats are investigating Trump’s dealings with Ukraine and his requests for politically motivated investigations as the U.S. withheld military aid from the country.


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Release Notes
Table of contents
General
New Features
- Roles were implemented to only allow certain users to make use of the UPT (UrbanPerformance and UrbanHotspots). These are:
- UPTUser: Has access to most UP modules except:
- Advanced:
- Indicators:
- Module Installer
- Module Manager
- Indicator Manager
- Results Labels Manager
- Indicators:
- Advanced:
- UPTAdmin: Has access to all UP modules.
- UPTUser: Has access to most UP modules except:
- Added capacity to share spatial layers among UPT users, the access is for read only.
Bugfixes
- Bugfixes on frontend and backend.
Improvements
- N/A
Adjustments
- N/A
Documentation
- N/A
Future Improvements & Features
- TBA
Known Issues
- TBA
Urban Performance
New Features
- Released all indicators.
- Users can now download results from the Scenario evaluation as a .CSV file. Up to 4 scenarios can be processed in a single request.
Bugfixes
- Bugfixes on frontend and backend.
Improvements
- Autoselection of dependencies when a user selects an indicator.
- Added row count for data loaded in each table in the Manage Data section.
- Improved the graph results tab.
Adjustments
No adjustments were implemented
Documentation
- User manual has an intro and a flowchart to allow users to more easily comprehend what the whole process entails.
- User manual highlights a few key points using numberboxes.
- User manual directs users to the technical report for more detailed information.
- Technical report highlights a few key points using numberboxes.
- Corrections made to the technical report.
Future Improvements & Features
- Autoselection for subdependencies for indicators.
- Automatic unselection of dependencies/subdependencies when unselecting an indicator.
- Improvements for the table tab of results.
- Change fieldset elements into accordion elements and adjust the user manual accordingly.
Known Issues
- TBA
Urban Hotspots
New Features
- N/A
Bugfixes
- Bugfixes on frontend and backend.
Improvements
- In Advanced -> Settings tab, the labels for the normalization method is now visible, as well as the smaller_better showing
true/false
instead of0/1
.
Adjustments
- The
observe
method was removed due to redundancy with results provided by thestandardize
method. - The
reference
method was renamed tobenchmark
.
Documentation
- User manual has an intro and a flowchart to allow users to more easily comprehend what the whole process entails.
- User manual highlights a few key points using numberboxes.
- Technical report highlights a few key points using numberboxes.
- Both user manual and technical report were adjusted to use
benchmark
instead ofreference
when referring to normalization methods. - Both user manual and technical report omit references to the
observe
method.
Future Improvements & Features
- Add an option to allow users to invert the index values.
- Add an option to enable/disable free range on index values
Known Issues
- Main dialog sometimes does not resize properly with the accordion functionality.


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How do I ask a good question? That in itself is not a very good question. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of ways it could be answered and who knows which one is the answer you are looking for? The first major problem can be summed up in one word: specificity.
When asking a question you need to be specific about the information you are looking for. If this were an English class then short, open-ended questions might be fine, but in fixing a code you need to be as specific as possible. Other, more specific versions of "How do I ask a good question?" might be "How much of my problem should I state in my question?" or "Should I include the expected outcome in my question?" These are much more specific and provide a lot more context to the question. Each one will elicit a different response, so you have to make sure your question is framed in a way to get the response that you need.
One way to make questions (coding ones especially) good is to include sample code into your question. Instead of just describing your methods and logic, include a snippet of the problem code into the question so that you can get the specific feedback that you need.
So far in phase 0, I think I fall somewhere in the middle with my questions on these requirements. For the most part, my questions have included the code that I am asking for feedback on, but I haven't been too specific. In my case, that was by design. The questions that I have been asking have been targeted at getting feedback on the code in general, not necessarily because it has problems, but because I needed advice on different ways to refactor it, or if there was a simpler way of solving the problem. These might qualify more as statements, but they still served their purpose and I received good feedback on them.
Looking at the coding questions that have been brought up on the Google+ community, I think that, so far, our cohort is asking decent questions. They almost always include the code that needs review, but sometime people do not do a good job of specifiying their requests. For example, someone may just say "I get an error message, what's wrong?" instead of "I get an ArgumentError, but as far as I can see I have the correct arguments, am I misreading the error?". Other than that, I think that our questions so far are pretty good and I'm looking forward to Phase 1!


The latest development code base of Slogan can be obtained from GitHub:
$ git clone https://github.com/vijaymathew/slogan.git
After cloning the repository, use these commands to compile and install Slogan:
$ cd slogan
$ ./configure-platform
$ make
$ sudo make install
$ slogan
The last command will launch the Slogan REPL:
slogan>


2C-T-7, this is a wild one. Definitely one of the craziest substances I've ever had the pleasure of entering my body, in ever sense of the word 'crazy'. It's just extreme in every way, extreme side effects, extreme visuals, extreme euphoria, extreme delusions and insights alike. It just seemed fitting to inject heroin for my first time while rapidly coming up on it!
People in this story include my best friend Mark, a fellow psychedelic enthusiast who would be driving the other trippers and I to the Minnesota State Fair. Darla, a lovely lady friend of mine ingesting the T7 with me, also a bit of a psychedelic enthusiast. Charles, Darla's boyfriend who would be attempting to trip on T7 again as his first attempt oddly had no effect on him at 40mg. Charles is the one who happened to bring some black tar heroin to use as payment for the 2C-T-7.
I had never really considered seeking our heroin, let alone injecting it. Darla had done it a handful of times prior, and insisted that Charles was experienced in IV administration and that the experience was definitely one to write home about. I never really told Charles that I wanted to try it that day, I just stood by watching curiously as he dissolved a small chunk of tar in water in his little spoon, moderately coated in heroin resin. He very quickly injected himself in the forearm, using no tourniquette, which I had previously assumed necessary.  It was a very entertaining scene, haha.
Mark and I started the day by using a gunpowder scale to measure up enough 2C-T-7 to dose everyone in the group. The scale wasn't accurate enough for single doses in our opinion, well it may have been. But we didn't trust it with T7 with its dangerous potential. So we used it to measure out our doses added up, and dissolved it in water for liquid dosing with very good accuracy. Darla, Charles, and I drank our doses and Mark drove all of us to my workplace to pick up my paycheck, as I was paying for everyone to get inside the state fair. On the way there we stopped at a pharmacy to purchase some 1/2cc insulin syringes. Apparently because there isn't a needle exchange in my city, the pharmacy will sell anyone with an ID, and sometimes no ID, syringes at request over the counter.
The T7 was beginning to take effect at this point, my vision was becoming 'soft' and straight lines in my field of view were appearing to become 'unsnapped' and misailigned. My stomach began expectedly voicing its opinion about its contents at this point as well. Darla was becoming nauseated faster than, and actually had to vomit in the pharmacy parking lot unfortunately.  We only made it about 3-5 blocks before Darla and I both demanded that Mark pull over somewhere safe for us to vomit. He obliged, and every turn of every corner seemed to bring my closer to blowing chunks all over myself.
Mark made it speedily to a local park parking lot, and Darla and I jumped out of the car and proceeded to horrificly empty our stomachs, leaving foamy piles of orange juice smelling of chemicals on the pavement, that's right, you need all that information. You know- for safety! Haha. When we were positive that we no longer needed to puke, we set off again to my job. We hit the freeway and turned up the tunes. My body started developing a warm, sensual body high. It was full of warmth, and electric feeling energy. It was in tune with the music over the speakers very finely. Charles, for whatever ungodly reason, wasn't feeling the T7 at all, but at least he was nodding nicely on heroin.
When I got to my work finally, I was just about half an hour before reaching my peak. I walked throught the back door, swiftly walked through the back room trying not to get distracted by my now MUCH more interesting workplace. I waved at my coworker, hilariously enough the only one working was the ONLY 'straight-edged' employee that works with me. He didn't take notice of my strange movements or pupil size, and I grabbed my paycheck without incident! I ran across the street to the bank, grabbed some cash and got back in the car.
From there we headed back to Marks house to get ourselves together before heading to the fair. At this point Darla and I were already peaking, and Mark hadn't even been able to dose yet. This kinda screwed things up later, and Charles still wasn't feeling a thing on 60mg of 2C-T-7, which is especially strange because 2C-T-2 worked perfectly for him. And although he wasn't tripping, he vomited anyway. I've yet to hear of anyone else with such a strange reaction to this substance.
I shut the car door, and stepped outside in Marks driveway. It was a beautiful day outside, and even in the daylight my visuals were very strong. The trees and shrubs on his property and the surrounding suburban houses seemd to be made up of nearly 2-D rotating layers, pinned together in the center. And all the textures around me were sliding and wiggling like most 2C-x chems tend to do for me. I walked back into his house and started aimlessly wandering, enjoying the powerful visuals.
At this time Darla and I started thinking about how Mark hadn't even dosed yet, and how poorly timed his trip will be compared to ours. Then he told us that he just wasn't gonna trip anymore, and this brought down our ecstatic mood quite a bit. Then because of our dampened mood, physical ailments started making themselves apparent. I started getting leg pains that I guessed were from vasoconstriction, not that I REALLY would know what they feels like, I've just heard that T7 can do that. I also had a very strange, and at the time very bothersome, sensation of one leg being shorter than the other, in sync with the leg pain.
These symptoms and some other less prominent ones gave me a general feeling of physically poor health and 'ickiness'. Darla also shared this 'vibe', although not with the same symptoms exactly, she did end up vomiting again despite already doing so while coming up. I turned on some music in Marks room, and sat down on his bed with Darla trying to relax a bit since we planned on leaving and being in public. I talked to Darla a bit after I felt better, and made sure she was doing ok. She assured me that she was fine, and I left for the living room.
As I moved rooms they seemed to change sizes as I walked through the doorways, with no real repetition or pattern. I was about half way through the living room when Charles muttered to me 'too bad you didn't want any H, I thought I was giving you some for free ha ha'. I looked at him chuckling and said 'Hey man I don't recall saying I DIDN'T want any, I just was trying not to be rude!'. It was time.
 I told him I was ready for it right away, and he scurried off to his backpack to get his supplies. I sat down and got comfy on Marks brown leather couch. Its back was to a bay window, with the sun shining through it, making several beams of bright sunlight through the dust in the dim living room air.
 He asked me 'Do you have any tolerance to opiates?', and I responded with a cheery 'Nope!'.  The fact that he actually took the time to ask me about tolerance was somehow comforting, I didn't hang out with a lot of people that had ANY vocabulary knowledge about drugs, haha.
He pulled out the spoon he used earlier, and placed about a fifth of his little pebble sized heroin chunk in the center. He used a brand new needle to draw up a certain amount of water, and squirted it over the little chunk. He then placed a lighter underneath the spoon, adding heat a few seconds at a time and vibrating his hand gently to dissolve the heroin into the water for injection. I sat calmly and chatted idley with Darla with my left arm laying out toward Charles already. I told Darla how I was suprised that Mark wasn't in the room while I got shot up for my first time, and speculated that maybe he didn't approve despite him saying he might try it.
Then Charles said something to grab my attention and told me to grab my bicep tightly, then moved my hand down from where I chose to squeeze. 'Alright perfect.' he said. He again uncapped the new, sterile rig and drew up the brownish-tan solution of heroin into the barrel. He flicked the rig while holding it upright to bring the few air bubbles to the top, and pushed the plunger to remove them. He inspected my forearm, that I had laid over his legs elbow-pit facing up. Charles then instructed me to flex and pump my arm a few times to bring my somewhat deep veins to the surface. I followed his advice and laid my arm back down, with a few blue veins now clearly visible.
Quickly he chose the one right in my elbow-pit as the best candidate for easy striking. Carefully, he positioned the needle parrallel to the vein of choice, at a shallow angle. He mentioned that it will sting a bit, but I knew it wouldn't hurt bad. I then forgot that the T7 wasn't effecting him and quickly stopped him from doing anything to me, 'Dude your tripping how do you know what veins are really there and not visuals? You don't have to do it now if-' and he cut me off, reminding me that he was completely unaffected. Then he went back to his work, hesitating slightly to make sure he still had things in order, then slid the extremely sharp needle into my skin.
While tripping this was quite the interesting sight, the pin slid absolutely effortlessly into my arm, and produced a very distinct type of sting when it entered my vein. Charles held the rig carefully and lightly where it was and used one hand to pull the syringe's plunger back. I felt a wave of nervous energy radiate from the injection site, which felt quite euphoric and made me grin with anxious anticipation. Upon drawing the plunger back dark red blood billowed like a velvet cloud into the barrel filled with the brownish-yellow solution.
He looked me in the eye and asked if I was ready, I didn't say I word, I only nodded with a nervous smile on my face. He slowly pushed down the plunger, letting the solution of water and heroin and blood flow into my vein on its way to my noggin. Once it was emptied into me, he place a finger near the injection site and slowly slid the needle out of my arm and rubbed the area a few times, apparently to get the blood flowing.
Standing up and capping the needle temporarily, he said with a tone of authority or power 'Give it ten seconds man.' And watched my dilated eyes lose focus on the room, and my neck lose its tension and lay back onto the couch. Charles and Darla sat with each other and giggled at my appearance seemingly, I couldn't tell, I was absolutely blissed out.
Just as the heroin started to act on my endorphins, a single beam of sunlight penetrated the dim dusty room, which was pretty dark previously has the sun was hiding for a moment. As soon the euphoria took over I watched the dust particles inside the sunbeam form insanely intricate three dimensional patterns in every color in the spectrum. They rotated, and inverted before my eyes. They were dancing for me, putting on a personalized show in my comfy leather theatre seat.
I was actually incapacited enough by the initial slight-rush I got that I didn't even acknowledge a single thing happening around me, I was just dazed to the maximum definition of that word. When that started to subside into a more recognizable opiate high, I leaned over to Darla who I had a sudden rush of empathy for. I playfully waved at her sitting right next to me, and asked 'how are you feeling Darla, is everything going better yet?'. She replied saying she was doing great, and wanted to know how I liked my first shot of H. Unfortunately I kinda dazed off again and didn't reply as far as I can remember.
I wandered off stumbling slightly into Marks room where the music was flowing out of, through the walls and softly into my ears despite its intense volume. Playing at that time was Jimi Hendrix's 'All Along the Watchtower', I started dancing sedatedly with great joy, while the textures on the objects filling Marks room danced along with me. I calmly said to Mark, sitting on his PC, 'Hey Mark, I just shot heroin- hehe.' and found that quite hilarious that I actualy just did that. He kinda nodded and said that was cool, he seemed a bit upset that he wasn't exactly getting a good deal during todays adventures. I felt bad and told him that Charles would get him high on heroin for free if he'd like, but he decined for reasons he decided not to share and I just left him alone.
The heroin took away all the obnoxious anxiety the nature of trip was giving me, and I was able to enjoy the T7 in a way I wouldn't have been able to otherwise. I became very curious and investigative. At one point I stood in the doorway to Mark's room and placed both my arms parallel to the wall, in a sense 'hugging'his wall. Darla approached, curious as to what in the hell I was doing. I replied to her 'I'm experience Mark's house, and its full of love and deliciousness.' and she giggled at me with what seemed like pity in her voice, but I knew she meant no offense by it.
To my surprise, the heroin didn't at all 'dumb down' the psychedelic side of the 2C-T-7 as I expected, my thought patterns were still entertainingly altered by it, just with a slow and smiley heroin flavor to them. This pleased me greatly because I've always been told on various message boards that opiates ruin a psychedelic trip.
Finally, I pushed everyone to start getting ready to leave for the state fair. Honestly I would've preffered to just stay at Mark's house at that point, but his mother would be home from work long before I was done tripping. And I really didn't want to just drop the plans I had set out, that's just a bad feeling in my opinion. We made the short drive to a nearby mall to catch a shuttle bus to the fair. Mark parked in the mall parking lot and we walked to the waiting area to be picked up.
An old man who worked for the shuttle line was the only other person nearby. We had lots of loud drug related and psychedelically organized conversations right in from of this man, and we didn't realize how funny this may have been to him until after the bus arrived.  It was quite late in the day to be on our way TO the fair, so we were luckily the only passengers on the bus. We sat in the far back where there was a seat about the size of a loveseat and a half, well cushioned too!
The bus was of the type that is extended in length and had an accordion like connection between two shorth halfs, while turning this looked very awesome inside the bus. While driving straight down the highway the repeating seats and slight vibrating motion produced a slight kaleidascope effect when I would stare down the center aisle, this was plenty to entertain me for a few minutes. I stared out the window at the dozens of vehicles make their way toward Minneapolis, and commented to Darla how I was really honestly curious where every single one of those people were headed, and why, and what their life is like. She then also peered out the window and agreed, she shared my curiousity.
After a seemingly lengthy bus ride, who knows if it was time dilation or actually lengthy, we arrived at the State Fair drop of station. We clumsily exited the shuttle and waddled toward an extremely crowded and bustling crosswalk to the fairgrounds.  Darla was a bit sketched about this, but I was too high on heroin to really give a damn what we looked like, it's not like anyone was going to pick us out of the hoards of drunk fair-goers to bother us anyway. We did eventually make it inside, and immediately upon being around so many strangers, the tripping analyzation started.
The thought very quickly crossed my mind that this entire event was a massive festival of greed and gluttony. I was surrounded by flocks of overweight, moody, drunk middle aged suburbanites and some rural dwellars, all getting together to spend way too much money on horribly unhealthy (and delicious!) food. I looked around me, and not many others seemed to be in a very good mood! What stood out was a sizeable number of grumpy looking people with sauce stained novelty shirts, counting dollar bills and yelling at spouses and children about prices and budgets. It saddened me quite a bit that a potentially joyous get together of the state was so controlled by money. It wasn't like I didn't know this, everyone must KNOW this if they've been there. Just most people probably aren't as aware of the state of the event like my tripping mind was only able to be.
At one point Darla and I split off to find some lemonade, it didn't take much time for us to spot a big brightly lit lemonade stand, and we made our way toward it. Upon splitting off from the group, our broken tripping speech transformed into very fast flowing happy tripping speech. Some of you readers may know what the broken tripping speech I'm talking about it, it happens with 2C's to me a lot. It's when a trips group dynamic is way off somehow and conversation is just horrible in efficiency, people use the wrong words, completely scramble sentences, talk way too fast, and change subjects mid sentence. It's very easy to identify when you hear it, it sounds a bit panicy.
Well thats how we were talking just about this whole trip because of a shitty group dynamic, but when Darla and I split off that transformed into the free flowing idea machine type talk that comes with tripping with close friends. Darla is a very close friend of mine and it was really cool how we'd finish each others thoughts at a pretty much constant rate, like we were thinking and talking as 'one'. We finally got to the lemonade stand, and our walk there was filled with hilarious conversation about our surroundings and society etc. But when we got to our destination, we discovered that is wasn't a lemonade stand at all, it was an onion ring stand that just happened to be bright yellow with a somewhat lemon shaped logo on top of it.
We gained our composure after laughing our asses off at that, and continued our journey to find lemonade. After painful amounts of manic, over-stimulated laughter at everything each other said and actually- thought, we found a corn dog vendor that also sold lemonade. While paying the elderly lady inside the cart for a large iced lemonade Darla and I discussed how paying for things while tripping really hard is sometimes really hilarious, and of course we didn't even realize that I was paying for this lemonade while tripping really hard, in a hilarious manner. See, I barely knew how to use currency at the time. And I'm pretty sure I gave her some free money in the end. But Darla and I got our bomb-ass lemonade, filled nearly half with ice- cheap fucks!- and made our way back to the group.
On our way back we noticed that the onion ring stand we mistook for a lemonade stand earlier, also served lemonade. Hilarity ensued. We joined up with Mark and Charlie again, and Mark then informed me that he had somewhat recently decided to just dose T7 anyway, and was now pretty much peaking while we were all coming down. Luckily Charlie was sober enough later to drive Mark's car home from the shuttle parking lot. We hung around a bit longer, having a bit of an ackward trip with Mark barely able to form a sentence while Darla and I reflect on the trip we had.
Group dynamics are very important, the trip was fine not a disaster by any means, but it didn't really have a whole lot of 'substance' to it and was really sloppy and anxious feeling because nothing was really 'going right'. This was my second time with 2C-T-7 and I learned a few things about it and tripping in general.
Two, next time I will make sure everyone can dose at the same time and enjoy the trip together, it makes a massive difference. Three, T7 can make me VERY nauseous. Make sure you get the very likely come-up puke over with before attempting to travel.
Have fun, be safe.
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Mindfulness relates to being able to bring your attention back after it naturally drifts away and having a focus on the inforation you are recieveing from aother or yourself. Self-confidence is about having a self understanding about our own strengths and weaknesses and accessing our inner wisdom.
The body scan was very relaxing. I found myself focussed through it but it als made me very calm.
That sometimes we can get caught up in being an emotion such as being angry or sad however we are FEELING those emotions. Mindfulness practice helps to change our views on being an emotion feeling an emotion which ends up making it easier to deal with or respond to.


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--- creation_epoch:<PHONE_NUMBER> lastmod_epoch:<PHONE_NUMBER> categories: Security title: McAfee Denial of Service bug I found --- I discovered a DoS bug in McAfee's enterprise client "FrameworkService.exe" that I reported in September, 2013. McAfee just released a public Security Bulletins about it at:
The CERT Vulnerability Note VU# 613886 has been published.
The CVE is CVE-2013-3627: McAfee Agent v4.6 Denial of Service
I had some initial difficulty finding how to contact the vendor, but McAfee did reach back out to me later so I could report it.


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Rafel Brau - Artist
Hi! I’m Rafel Brau, an artist apiring to master my skills in concept art, 3D and animations. I try to focus more on the balance of colours, to make everything blend and work together as intended to, with this in mind, I’ll try to put a little bit of life and cheerfulness in everything I do. During this project I was assigned the task of conceptualizing the main characters of the game during the first stages of development. Once we finished those stages I designed the entirety of the art for the characters UI, while helping with some other things my colleagues needed, like the tutorial cards or some hud.
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- Concept Art of the Main Characters: I did a study with matte painting for each character we designed, and then, with the help of those matte paintings, i designed the characters with their respective color palette.For the main characters Geralt and Jaskier, as well as the other two other non-implemented characters, Yennefer and Ciri.
- Basic Hud for the Characters: I did the 2D hud for the two characters, trying to personalize each one to fit their theme the best. One for Jaskier and one for Geralt, as well as the potions.
- Animations for the HUD: Once the 2D Hud was done, I started using After Effects to improve and give animations to each thing we thought needed them. First I did the like bars for the characters and the Kikkimora, then I did the ult animations for both characters, as well as their respective combos and special abilities, I also did the animation for the death UI, composed of the revive wheel, the help animation and the death skull.
- Win & Lose Animation: Finally I did both Victory and Defeat animations which appears at the end of each level.
- Credits Art: I finally did all the Credits cards, with the respective title and art.


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I am Luca Beurer-Kellner, a PhD student at the Department of Computer Science, ETH Zürich. I am part of the Secure, Reliable, and Intelligent Systems Lab, supervised by Martin Vechev, since February 2021.
ETH Zurich, September 2018 – December 2020: M.Sc. in Computer Science
Humboldt University of Berlin, September 2014 - April 2018: B.Sc. in Computer Science