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| 11th December 2016 @ 19:22 | Christmas gadgets for about £50 | Click here |
| 8th January 2017 @ 18:35 | Nintendo Switch event announcment (13th Jan 2017 ) | Click here |
| 15th January 2017 @ 18:46 | Nintendo Switch Hands On - at the event | Click here |
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| 17th September 2017 @ 18:47 | New Apple iPhone(8 and X), Apple Watch, Apple TV 4K and IFA | Click here |
| 29th October 2017 @ 18:47 | Video Game reviews: Super Mario Odyssey, Assasins Creed Origin, Engare | Click here |
| 29th October 2017 @ 18:47 | Asian Media Awards interview (NOT GADGET GURU SLOT) | Click here |
| 12th November 2017 @ 18:45 | Ofcom broadband delay/outage announcement, Kickstarter projects: The spartan wave tech boxers, Campsite gadget: BioLite stove | Click here |
| 10th December 2017 @ 18:45 | Christmas gadgets | Click here |
| 14th January 2018 @ 18:44 | Bonaverde berlin coffee machine, CES 2018 | Click here |
| 18th February 2018 @ 18:47 | Nintendo Labo workshop - London Science Museum | Click here |
| 18th March 2018 @ 19:23 | Google & Facebook news and Samsung S9, S9+ phone release, FitBit Ace | Click here |
| 15th April 2018 @ 19:46 | Farcry 5, Google accepts ruling against it on right to be forgotten | Click here |
| 20th May 2018 @ 18:49 | Playstation God of War, Xbox accesibility controller | Click here |
| 10th June 2018 @ 18:47 | Report from E3 2018 on location in LA | Click here |
| 1st July 2018 @ 19:22 | All the things E3 2018 | Click here |
| 26th August 2018 @ 18:44 | Youtube adverts, Magic leap one plus more | Click here |
| 7th October 2018 @ 18:42 | Labo Toy-con-3, Super Mario Party, Spider Man PS4 | Click here |
| 4th November 2018 @ 18:41 | DJI Mavic 2 Zoom drone and Moto Z3 with the Polaroid Insta-share printer Moto Mod | Click here |
| 9th December 2018 @ 18:40 | Video Game Awards and the must have games for Christmas 2018, including SuperSmash brothers and Red dead redemption II | Click here |
| 14th December 2018 @ 18:40 | Playstation classic AZIO keyboard and Virgin Galactic successful test flight | Click here |
| 4th January 2019 @ 10:11 | Screen time for children Big debate on Asian Network | Click here |
| 13th January 2019 @ 18:41 | eGeeTouch smart Locks, CES 2019 and new games released | Click here |


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NCP workers question presence of two cops at Mumbai hotel
When NCP MLA Jitendra Awhad asked one of the policemen the reason behind their presence at the hotel, he replied they were just "sitting there". Awhad even examined the identity card of the official. "Such a high-ranking officer is sitting here fo...
by PTIMUMBAI: A video of two police officials in civvies present in a Mumbai suburban hotel, where NCP MLAs are put up, being 'questionned' by a party leader has gone viral.
The video shows party MLA Jitendra Awhad and workers asking the policemen about their business in hotel Renaissance in Powai.
The legislators were moved to the hotel on Saturday night, hours after senior NCP leader Ajit Pawar joined hands with the BJP and took oath as deputy chief minister.
When Awhad asked one of the policemen the reason behind their presence at the hotel, he replied they were just "sitting there".
Awhad even examined the identity card of the official.
"Such a high-ranking officer is sitting here for no reason? Do you think we are fools?" he asked further.
New political partners- the Congress, the NCP and the Shiv Sena- are guarding their MLAs in different hotels in Mumbai, to ward off any attempt of poaching ahead of the floor test in the Maharashtra Assembly, schedule of which is not announced yet.
The Sena-Congress-NCP combine had moved the supreme court on Saturday demanding that the floor test be held within 24 hours.
However, the apex court on Sunday said it would deal with the matter on Monday.


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| Test Case | STARTUP-0030 |
| Title | Application started with file permissions but no podcasts |
| Objective | This test case is intended to verify the following implied or specified requirements:
This test case illustrates that an error message will be displayed when permissions are given to access local files, but there are no files to display. |
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| Expected | An error message is issued warning the user that no podcasts are available. |
| Results | PASSED |
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| Requirements | SFWIAUDIO-PR-INIT-010, SFWIAUDIO-PR-INIT-010.001, SFWIAUDIO-PROV-010 |


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Tourism was one of the first sectors afflicted by the pandemic, and it will be one of the last to recover.
When we asked the 106 Kathmandu-based tourism entrepreneurs who took part in our tourism business survey about the kind of policy support that would help them recover from the pandemic, here’s what...
Our ongoing survey for members of the Nepali tourism workforce provides useful insight into their immediate financial needs. We asked survey participants about the kinds of financial support they ...
With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, stories and articles that report an increase in issues pertaining to people’s mental health and psychosocial wellbeing seem to be on the rise. Unsurprisingly, ea...
I was supposed to meet Vidya at Thamel, the heart of tourist activities in Kathmandu. Having talked quite a few times on the phone, I was looking for her as she waved her hands, smiling ear to ear....
⊕ Saila dai’s shop looked just like any other tourist bag shop we see at Thamel with varieties of jute and hemp bags of all sizes ornamented all around. As we entered the store, Saila dai was seat...
⊕ Ramesh Dhakal, the owner of Hotel Green Horizon and Nepal Mountain Trekkers, started as a porter. He entered tourism in 1997, following his friends from Dhading to Kathmandu. However, it was the...
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PULP FICTION **** OF **** grade is A+
When critics offer their favorite or best film choices they usually serve Citizen Kane or Casablanca, two great films. I'll throw Pulp Fiction and I'll do so for the same reason they pick theirs. They venture beyond any conventional idea of what a modern movie can be and what it can accomplish. They end up transcending film and making it their own, creating waves of wannabes, none of which can even compare. I love Pulp Fiction. It is the film that made me love films more than I thought was possible. I can't imagine seeing a better film.
Pulp Fiction tells three stories of bad people and like Kane it is nonlinear, making even the simplest story seem somewhat confusing. The first story is about a hitman taking his bosses wife out to diner, the second about a boxer who fails to fall even though he was paid to, and the third story has an accidental killing leaving a dead body to be disposed of. All the stories are told with height of humor and outrageous flare for filmmaking. It also has the best dialogue I have ever heard, crackling with profanity and explodes with joy of language. The only writer whose dialogue I could compare Pulp Fiction to is David Mamet, and that is a big credit to Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avery (they won Best Original Screenplay).
The film is also famous for reviving and creating careers. John Travolta had no career, other than Look Who's Talking 4, and was brought back to the Hollywood lime light by his appearance in this film. Sam Jackson and Uma Thurman had small careers that were catapulted into stars by Pulp Fiction. Quentin Tarantino was made into a household name by the success of this film.
Pulp Fiction is an energetic and amazingly exciting film. It teases us with passages of humor and then explodes with deftly timed flashes of extreme violence, and plays with our anticipation. Tarantino knows where we will expect to see violence and blood and he wonderfully prolongs the dialogue passages before them to make the violence (which isn't as graphic as everyone thinks) seem more excessive and shocking. Take the scene where hitmen will kill a few kids that ripped of their boss, we get a long, funny discussion of foot massages before they enter the apartment and more conversation about fast food after.
There is also endless speculation about Pulp Fiction. There is a briefcase that contains something "beautiful" that emits a yellow glow, but we never find out what it is. Is there something biblical in the case? Jules (Sam Jackson) keep referencing a bible quote, and Marsellus Wallace (Rhames as the boss) has a Band-Aid on the back of his head. Is that covering the forbidden 666? Why do Jules and Vincent (Travolta) have their lives saved? All these speculations are fun but unanswerable. The point is Pulp Fiction is the most talked about film in several years.
I love every scene in Pulp Fiction. There isn't a line I would word differently or a camera shot I would edit out. Each actor delivers a wonderful, well-measured performance without going over the top. This is the kind of film that begs for you to ask what the favorite scene, or character, or story is. A film that energizes you to the point where you feel you must talk about it, for the sake of having it linger on in your head.
The only way to see Pulp Fiction is on the big screen. Most people have only seen it on their televisions and that is a shame. If you must watch it on TV please see t on wide screen video and not pan and scan. Also please avoid the network broadcast of Pulp Fiction, it has a TVMA rating and is director approved but is horribly edited and absent of content. Like reading Shakespeare modernized and robbed of its poetic attributes.
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With Android 10, Google finally says goodbye to the Menu button
Source: Android Central
What you need to know
- Readers on the XDA forums spotted a bug report complaining that menu button support had ceased.
- Google responded, saying that the feature had been phased out.
- Menu button support has been waning since Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
The original Android device, the T-Mobile G1 in the U.S., shipped with a number of hardware buttons adorning its chin, including Home and Back buttons and a centered Menu button. The Menu button made Android stand out against iOS at the time, as developers could offer access to eclectic features when the user pressed the button.
With Android 3.0 Honeycomb, Google offered a software version of the Menu button onscreen. By the time Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich rolled around, Google was telling developers to rethink the Menu button organization scheme.
Phones haven't shipped with Menu buttons in some time, and app developers have found more intuitive ways to offer features to users. Only legacy apps that somehow still run on the newer versions of Android made use of the Menu, but the time has come for those apps to ride into the sunset. With Android 10, Google will no longer support the legacy feature of the Android Menu.
Readers on our own forums spotted the issue back in September when the first Android 10 devices fired up. The folks at XDA relayed a post from the Google Issue Tracker complaining of the problem. Google officially responded, saying that the removal of the Menu functionality was the culmination of deprecation of the feature over the last few generations and constituted expected behavior.
While this likely won't affect most users, it is stil a sad day as we officially bid farewell to one of Android's old staples.


Trump signs stopgap funding, avoiding government shutdown
WASHINGTON, Nov 22 — US President Donald Trump yesterday signed a temporary spending bill that averts a government shutdown, after the Senate approved the one-month measure hours before federal funding was to expire at midnight.
The short-term bill only funds federal operations until December 20, meaning Congress will be forced to once again debate and pass fiscal year 2020 funding during a period of high tension in Washington.
The so-called continuing resolution passed the Senate by a vote of 74 to 20 after the House approved it earlier this week.
Congress has been unable to secure a long-term deal. Democrats and Republicans have negotiated for months, but they remain at odds over funding of Trump’s long-sought wall on the US border with Mexico, among other issues.
With Washington consumed by the Trump impeachment inquiry, lawmakers have expressed concern about the ability to finalise a deal in the run-up to the Christmas break.
But top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer said shortly before yesterday’s vote that he hopes Trump, who has injected himself into budget negotiations before, “stays out of our way and gives Congress the space to work together and find an agreement.”
The measure gives the US military a 3.1 per cent pay raise, funds the 2020 census and keeps critical public health programmes going for another month.
Two government shutdowns have occurred during Trump’s administration, including a 35-day shutdown from late 2018 to early 2019 — the longest in US history — over disagreements on border security. — AFP


‘Exceptional’: Pat Nevin likens 19-year-old Chelsea FC star to Branislav Ivanovic
Chelsea FC legend Pat Nevin is excited about Reece James' potential
by The Sport Review staffPat Nevin says Chelsea FC teenager Reece James is an exceptional talent, adding that the full-back reminds him of Branislav Ivanovic.
The 19-year-old earned plenty of plaudits for his performance in Chelsea FC’s 2-0 win against Crystal Palace at Stamford Bridge last weekend.
James acquitted himself well against one of the Premier League’s best wingers, Wilfried Zaha, in a gung-ho battle between the pair.
The England Under-21 international scored his first Champions League goal earlier this month when he netted the equaliser in a 4-4 draw with Ajax.
James has netted two goals in nine games in all competitions in his fledgling Chelsea FC career so far.
Former Blues winger Nevin is excited about the English full-back’s potential.
“He is definitely [a serious prospect]. Branislav Ivanovic was the same player. That’s a big compliment. He’s exceptional for his age,” Nevin told the Off The Ball podcast on Irish radio station Newstalk.
The Blues star has made one start and three substitute appearances in the Premier League season so far.
The Chelsea FC youth graduate has scored one goal in three Champions League fixtures this term.
James has been at Chelsea FC since the age of six, when he joined the west London outfit’s academy back in 2006.
The Chelsea FC number 24 was part of Blues teams that won the FA Youth Cup in 2017 and 2018.
The Blues are in third position in the Premier League table following a run of seven successive victories.


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>grib_set -s shortName=2d regular_latlon_surface.grib1 2d.grib1
>grib_compare regular_latlon_surface.grib1 2d.grib1 -- GRIB #1 -- shortName=2t paramId=167 stepRange=0 levelType=sfc level=0 packingType=grid_simple gridType=regular_ll -- long [indicatorOfParameter]: [167] != [168]
>grib_compare -b indicatorOfParameter regular_latlon_surface.grib1 2d.grib1
>grib_set edition=2 reduced_gaussian_model_level.grib1 reduced_gaussian_model_level.grib2
>grib_compare reduced_gaussian_model_level.grib1 reduced_gaussian_model_level.grib2 -- GRIB #1 -- shortName=t paramId=130 stepRange=0 levelType=ml level=1 packingType=grid_simple gridType=reduced_gg -- long [totalLength]: [10908] != [10996] long [editionNumber]: [1] != [2] long [section1Length]: [52] != [21] [table2Version] not found in 2nd field [gridDefinition] not found in 2nd field [indicatorOfParameter] not found in 2nd field [indicatorOfTypeOfLevel] not found in 2nd field [yearOfCentury] not found in 2nd field [unitOfTimeRange] not found in 2nd field [P1] not found in 2nd field [P2] not found in 2nd field [numberIncludedInAverage] not found in 2nd field [numberMissingFromAveragesOrAccumulations] not found in 2nd field [centuryOfReferenceTimeOfData] not found in 2nd field [reservedNeedNotBePresent] not found in 2nd field [localDefinitionNumber] not found in 2nd field [perturbationNumber] not found in 2nd field [numberOfForecastsInEnsemble] not found in 2nd field [padding_local1_1] not found in 2nd field long [section2Length]: [896] != [17] [pvlLocation] not found in 2nd field [dataRepresentationType] not found in 2nd field long [latitudeOfFirstGridPoint]: [87864] != [87864000] long [latitudeOfLastGridPoint]: [-87864] != [-87864000] long [longitudeOfLastGridPoint]: [357188] != [357188000] [padding_grid4_1] not found in 2nd field long [section4Length]: [9948] != [770] [dataFlag] not found in 2nd field
>grib_compare -e reduced_gaussian_model_level.grib1 reduced_gaussian_model_level.grib2
>grib_compare -ve reduced_gaussian_model_level.grib1 reduced_gaussian_model_level.grib2 reduced_gaussian_model_level.grib2 comparing centre as string comparing paramId as string comparing shortName as string comparing typeOfLevel as string comparing level as long comparing pv as double (184 values) tolerance=0 comparing latitudeOfFirstGridPointInDegrees as double (1 values) tolerance=0.0005 comparing longitudeOfFirstGridPointInDegrees as double (1 values) tolerance=0.0005 comparing latitudeOfLastGridPointInDegrees as double (1 values) tolerance=0.0005 comparing longitudeOfLastGridPointInDegrees as double (1 values) tolerance=0.0005 comparing iDirectionIncrementInDegrees is set to missing in both fields comparing N as long comparing iScansNegatively as long comparing jScansPositively as long comparing jPointsAreConsecutive as long comparing pl as long comparing gridType as string comparing packedValues as double (6114 values) tolerance=0 comparing param as string comparing levtype as string comparing levelist as long comparing date as long comparing time as long comparing step as long comparing class as long comparing type as long comparing stream as long comparing expver as string comparing domain as string 1 of 1 grib messages in reduced_gaussian_model_level.grib2 1 of 1 total grib messages in 1 files
set bitsPerValue=10; set values={1,2.5,3,4,5,6,70}; write "first.grib1"; set values={1,2.5,5,4,5,6,70}; write "second.grib1";
>grib_compare -H first.grib1 second.grib1
>grib_compare -c data:n first.grib1 second.grib1 -- GRIB #1 -- shortName=t paramId=130 stepRange=0 levelType=ml level=1 packingType=grid_simple gridType=reduced_gg -- double [packedValues]: 1 out of 7 different, max absolute diff. = 2, relative diff. = 0.4 max diff. element 2: 3.00000000000000000000e+00 5.00000000000000000000e+00 tolerance=0 packingError: [0.04] [0.04] values max= [70.04] [70.04] min= [1] [1]
>grib_compare -A 2 -c data:n first.grib1 second.grib1
>grib_compare -R packedValues=0.4 -c data:n first.grib1 second.grib1
>grib_set -s changeDecimalPrecision=0 first.grib1 third.grib1
>grib_compare -P -c data:n first.grib1 third.grib1
>grib_compare -c data:n first.grib1 third.grib1 -- GRIB #1 -- shortName=t paramId=130 stepRange=0 levelType=ml level=1 packingType=grid_simple gridType=reduced_gg -- double [packedValues]: 4 out of 7 different, max absolute diff. = 0.48, relative diff. = 0.16 max diff. element 1: 2.52000000000000001776e+00 3.00000000000000000000e+00 tolerance=0 packingError: [0.04] [0.5] values max= [70.04] [70] min= [1] [1]
>grib_compare -c statistics:n first.grib1 third.grib1 -- GRIB #1 -- shortName=t paramId=130 stepRange=0 levelType=ml level=1 packingType=grid_simple gridType=reduced_gg -- double [max]: [7.00400000000000062528e+01] != [7.00000000000000000000e+01] absolute diff. = 0.04, relative diff. = 0.000571102 tolerance=0 double [avg]: [1.30914285714285707485e+01] != [1.31428571428571423496e+01] absolute diff. = 0.0514286, relative diff. = 0.00391304 tolerance=0 double [sd]: [2.32994686809877009637e+01] != [2.32589679873534969090e+01] absolute diff. = 0.0405007, relative diff. = 0.00173827 tolerance=0 double [skew]: [-1.41592875700515623549e+01] != [-1.41669971380493855406e+01] absolute diff. = 0.00770957, relative diff. = 0.000544192 tolerance=0 double [kurt]: [7.32364710785659567271e-01] != [7.32723797489455375143e-01] absolute diff. = 0.000359087, relative diff. = 0.000490071 tolerance=0
>grib_compare -A 0.052 -c statistics:n first.grib1 third.grib1
>grib_set -w typeOfLevel=surface -s step=48 tigge_pf_ecmwf.grib2 out.grib2
>grib_compare -f tigge_pf_ecmwf.grib2 out.grib2 -- GRIB #9 -- shortName=skt paramId=235 stepRange=96 levelType=sfc level=0 packingType=grid_simple gridType=regular_ll -- long [forecastTime]: [96] != [48] -- GRIB #10 -- shortName=sd paramId=228141 stepRange=96 levelType=sfc level=0 packingType=grid_simple gridType=regular_ll -- long [forecastTime]: [96] != [48] -- GRIB #11 -- shortName=sf paramId=228144 stepRange=0-96 levelType=sfc level=0 packingType=grid_simple gridType=regular_ll -- long [dayOfEndOfOverallTimeInterval]: [26] != [24] long [lengthOfTimeRange]: [96] != [48] ... output deleted ## ERRORS SUMMARY ####### ## ## Summary of different key values ## forecastTime ( 3 different ) ## dayOfEndOfOverallTimeInterval ( 11 different ) ## lengthOfTimeRange ( 11 different ) ## ## 14 different messages out of 38
>grib_copy -B typeOfLevel tigge_pf_ecmwf.grib2 out.grib2
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Birmingham City angry as Premier League referee once again causes penalty controversy
With Blues comfortable and leading 1-0 at Cardiff City after Kristian Pedersen’s early strike, the official awarded the hosts a penalty to hand the Bluebirds a spot-kick on the half hour
by Brian Dick, https://www.facebook.com/blueswriterbriandick/?fref=tsPremier League referee Andrew Madley was once again at the heart of a penalty controversy, this time during Birmingham City’s match with Cardiff City.
With Blues comfortable and leading 1-0 after Kristian Pedersen’s early strike the official awarded the hosts a penalty to hand the Bluebirds a spot-kick on the half hour.
Cardiff had a corner before which Madley spoke to Maxime Colin and Marlon Pack about wrestling off the ball.
When the delivery finally came in Blues headed it clear but Madley pointed straight to the spot affording Ralls the chance to level.
Before Ralls stepped up Madley spoke to Harlee Dean.
Madley returned to Championship duty after officiating Brighton’s 3-2 win over Everton last weekend.
The game was not without controversy as Brighton were awarded a penalty via VAR after Madley had initially said nothing should be given.
However, referee Lee Mason reportedly viewed replays 14 times before deciding the hosts should have a spot kick.
Former Premier League referee Peter Walton criticised Madley for his part in the decision.
“The VAR in that game, Lee Mason, has told Andy Madley that is a penalty kick,” he told BT Sport.
“Again we go back to whether the referee should go over to the monitor. I think Andy Madley should have went over to the monitor and said let me have a look.
“It is a huge decision to be given in a game like this.”
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This page demonstrates some of the ways 1bit-ui can be used, as well as code for its examples.
All CSS classes from 1bit-ui start with
.bit-
. This way you'll always know when
you're using 1bit-ui CSS. 1bit-ui uses the lowest CSS specificity
possible, if you need to override it.
Change the custom properties to try different values. Refresh the page to reset it.
The underlined links make them easy to see within a sentence or a paragraph text. The mouse hover border provides a visual cue when you're about to click a link.
For proper accessibility and appearance, wrap all radio buttons inside a
bit-field
and put a
label
after it with correct
id
and
for
attributes
For proper accessibility and appearance, wrap all checkboxes inside a
bit-field
and put a
label
after it with correct
id
and
for
attributes
A basic table.
A table with row headers.
A table with a footer.
Using the CSS class bit-svg
will set the
fill
property to
--bit-color0
, causing inline SVGs to
automatically match your 1bit-ui theme.
The class bit-pre
can be used for multiline
code blocks.
The class bit-code
can be used for inline
code:
Firefox has the ability to put custom colors on your scrollbars! Don't
forget to put bit-scrollbar
on your
<html>
element if you'd like to opt-in
to this feature. You can also put it on only specific elements that you'd
like to opt-in to this behavior. Hopefully in the future more browsers
besides Firefox will implement this feature.
CSS Custom Properties can be changed on your page at any time! You can use
JavaScript, or even CSS selectors to do it! You could apply a
:focus
style to change
--bit-color0
and
--bit-color1
to different colors to make the
focus state easier to read.
Or if you have a super dangerous delete button, you could force the color to be red so it stands out against your normal color scheme. 1bit-ui encourages your creativity.
You can use the
prefers-color-scheme: dark
CSS media query
to set the --bit-color0
and
--bit-color1
variables, allowing your users
to automatically get Dark Mode with a single block of CSS
.bit-auto, .bit-root { --bit-color0: white; --bit-color1: black; } @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) { .bit-auto, .bit-root { --bit-color0: white; --bit-color1: black; } }
Sharp edges not your thing? You can customize that. CSS Custom Properties
are inherited, so you can apply this to your whole page by setting
--bit-border-radius
on any element you want
through CSS or even inline styles.
The suggested way to use 1bit-ui
is
exclusively by adding CSS classes to elements you want to style. But
sometimes your HTML is constrained to be entirely
class
free.
In order to use auto mode, put the class
bit-auto
on whichever tag you want class
free markup inside of (e.g. on the main element of your blog post, or even
the entire document if you want to work quicker, or use Markdown or
something).
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|---|---|---|
| 11 | 21 | 31 |
| 12 | 22 | 32 |
| 13 | 23 | 33 |
code
, this is a kbd, this is a
samp.
// JavaScript example console.log("Hello, world!");
This is an example link within a sentence.
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Leverage agile frameworks to provide a robust synopsis for high
level overviews.
Iterative approaches to corporate
strategy foster collaborative thinking to further the
overall value proposition. Organically grow the
holistic world
view of disruptive
innovation via workplace diversity and empowerment.
function sayHello() { console.log("Hello!"); }
The flatMap()
method first maps each
element using a mapping function, then flattens the result into a new
array. It is identical to a map()
followed
by a flat()
of depth 1, but
flatMap()
is often quite useful, as
merging both into one method is slightly more efficient.
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This website facilitates the management of a farmers collective
It has several functions that are designed to replace manual methods used for ordering, tallying, and organizing delivery of food. It was designed for an organic food coop that the author belongs to, servicing Riga, Latvia
The goal of this project is to create an open source solution for small locally organized food cooperatives that replaces spreadsheets, emails, and phone calls that are commonly used to in their operation.
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Here are some of Spot's most cherished playthings.
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HTML5 is the latest evolution of the standard that defines HTML. The term represents two different concepts: It is a new version of the language HTML, with new elements, attributes, and behaviors, and a larger set of technologies that allows more diverse and powerful Web sites.
CSS3 is the latest standard for CSS. CSS3 is completely backwards-compatible with earlier versions of CSS. This section teaches you about the new features in CSS3!.CSS3 has been split into "modules". It contains the "old CSS specification" (which has been split into smaller pieces)
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public class HttpsClientSecureChannel extends java.lang.Object implements SecureChannel
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
HttpsClientSecureChannel(HttpsClient client) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
close()
Close the secure channel.
|
AsyncResult<SecureChannel> |
closeAsync()
Close the secure channel.
|
void |
dispose()
Close and dispose.
|
ServerConnection |
getConnection()
Get current socket connection if applicable for the binding type.
|
java.lang.String |
getConnectURL()
Return the URL of the connection.
|
EndpointConfiguration |
getEndpointConfiguration() |
EndpointDescription |
getEndpointDescription() |
EncoderContext |
getMessageContext() |
MessageSecurityMode |
getMessageSecurityMode()
Get message security mode.
|
int |
getOperationTimeout()
Get operation timeout
|
int |
getSecureChannelId()
Get secure channel ID
|
SecurityPolicy |
getSecurityPolicy()
Get security policy
|
void |
initialize(java.lang.String url,
TransportChannelSettings tcs,
EncoderContext ctx)
Initialize a secure channel with endpoint identified by the URL.
|
void |
initialize(TransportChannelSettings tcs,
EncoderContext ctx)
Initialize a secure channel with endpoint identified by the URL.
|
boolean |
isOpen()
Is the secure channel open.
|
void |
open()
Open the secure channel with the endpoint identified by the URL.
|
AsyncResult<SecureChannel> |
openAsync()
Open the secure channel asynchronously.
|
ServiceResponse |
serviceRequest(ServiceRequest request)
Sends a request over the secure channel.
|
AsyncResult<ServiceResponse> |
serviceRequestAsync(ServiceRequest request)
Asynchronous operation to send a request over the secure channel.
|
void |
setOperationTimeout(int timeout)
Set operation timeout
|
public HttpsClientSecureChannel(HttpsClient client)
public void initialize(java.lang.String url, TransportChannelSettings tcs, EncoderContext ctx) throws ServiceResultException
SecureChannel
initialize
in interface SecureChannel
url
- connect urlServiceResultException
public void initialize(TransportChannelSettings tcs, EncoderContext ctx) throws ServiceResultException
SecureChannel
initialize
in interface SecureChannel
ServiceResultException
public void open() throws ServiceResultException
SecureChannel
StatusCodes.Bad_Timeout
.open
in interface SecureChannel
ServiceResultException
public AsyncResult<SecureChannel> openAsync()
SecureChannel
openAsync
in interface SecureChannel
public ServiceResponse serviceRequest(ServiceRequest request) throws ServiceResultException
SecureChannel
If the operation timeouts or the thread is interrupted a
ServiceResultException is thrown with StatusCodes.Bad_Timeout
.
serviceRequest
in interface RequestChannel
serviceRequest
in interface SecureChannel
ServiceResultException
public AsyncResult<ServiceResponse> serviceRequestAsync(ServiceRequest request)
SecureChannel
serviceRequestAsync
in interface RequestChannel
serviceRequestAsync
in interface SecureChannel
request
- the requestpublic int getSecureChannelId()
SecureChannel
getSecureChannelId
in interface SecureChannel
public ServerConnection getConnection()
SecureChannel
getConnection
in interface SecureChannel
public MessageSecurityMode getMessageSecurityMode()
SecureChannel
getMessageSecurityMode
in interface SecureChannel
public SecurityPolicy getSecurityPolicy()
SecureChannel
getSecurityPolicy
in interface SecureChannel
public java.lang.String getConnectURL()
SecureChannel
getConnectURL
in interface SecureChannel
public boolean isOpen()
SecureChannel
isOpen
in interface SecureChannel
public void close()
SecureChannel
This method sends CloseSecureChannelRequest to the server and closes the socket connection. If sending of the message fails and thus the servers never receives notification about closed secure channel, then there is no resend attempt. The secure channel will eventually time out in the server.
All pending requests will fault with Bad_SecureChannelClosed
close
in interface SecureChannel
public AsyncResult<SecureChannel> closeAsync()
SecureChannel
This method sends CloseSecureChannelRequest to the server and closes the socket connection. If sending of the message fails and thus the servers never receives notification about closed secure channel, then there is no resend attempt. The secure channel will eventually time out in the server.
All pending requests will fault with Bad_SecureChannelClosed
closeAsync
in interface SecureChannel
public void dispose()
SecureChannel
dispose
in interface SecureChannel
public EndpointDescription getEndpointDescription()
getEndpointDescription
in interface SecureChannel
public EndpointConfiguration getEndpointConfiguration()
getEndpointConfiguration
in interface SecureChannel
public EncoderContext getMessageContext()
getMessageContext
in interface SecureChannel
public void setOperationTimeout(int timeout)
SecureChannel
setOperationTimeout
in interface SecureChannel
timeout
- in millisecondspublic int getOperationTimeout()
SecureChannel
getOperationTimeout
in interface SecureChannel


/**
* Copyright 2017 Google Inc.
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
*/
import { Path } from '../util/Path';
import { log, logger, exceptionGuard } from '../util/util';
import { Event } from './Event';
/**
* The event queue serves a few purposes:
* 1. It ensures we maintain event order in the face of event callbacks doing operations that result in more
* events being queued.
* 2. raiseQueuedEvents() handles being called reentrantly nicely. That is, if in the course of raising events,
* raiseQueuedEvents() is called again, the "inner" call will pick up raising events where the "outer" call
* left off, ensuring that the events are still raised synchronously and in order.
* 3. You can use raiseEventsAtPath and raiseEventsForChangedPath to ensure only relevant previously-queued
* events are raised synchronously.
*
* NOTE: This can all go away if/when we move to async events.
*
* @constructor
*/
export class EventQueue {
/**
* @private
* @type {!Array.<EventList>}
*/
private eventLists_: EventList[] = [];
/**
* Tracks recursion depth of raiseQueuedEvents_, for debugging purposes.
* @private
* @type {!number}
*/
private recursionDepth_ = 0;
/**
* @param {!Array.<Event>} eventDataList The new events to queue.
*/
queueEvents(eventDataList: Event[]) {
// We group events by path, storing them in a single EventList, to make it easier to skip over them quickly.
let currList = null;
for (let i = 0; i < eventDataList.length; i++) {
const eventData = eventDataList[i];
const eventPath = eventData.getPath();
if (currList !== null && !eventPath.equals(currList.getPath())) {
this.eventLists_.push(currList);
currList = null;
}
if (currList === null) {
currList = new EventList(eventPath);
}
currList.add(eventData);
}
if (currList) {
this.eventLists_.push(currList);
}
}
/**
* Queues the specified events and synchronously raises all events (including previously queued ones)
* for the specified path.
*
* It is assumed that the new events are all for the specified path.
*
* @param {!Path} path The path to raise events for.
* @param {!Array.<Event>} eventDataList The new events to raise.
*/
raiseEventsAtPath(path: Path, eventDataList: Event[]) {
this.queueEvents(eventDataList);
this.raiseQueuedEventsMatchingPredicate_((eventPath: Path) =>
eventPath.equals(path)
);
}
/**
* Queues the specified events and synchronously raises all events (including previously queued ones) for
* locations related to the specified change path (i.e. all ancestors and descendants).
*
* It is assumed that the new events are all related (ancestor or descendant) to the specified path.
*
* @param {!Path} changedPath The path to raise events for.
* @param {!Array.<!Event>} eventDataList The events to raise
*/
raiseEventsForChangedPath(changedPath: Path, eventDataList: Event[]) {
this.queueEvents(eventDataList);
this.raiseQueuedEventsMatchingPredicate_((eventPath: Path) => {
return eventPath.contains(changedPath) || changedPath.contains(eventPath);
});
}
/**
* @param {!function(!Path):boolean} predicate
* @private
*/
private raiseQueuedEventsMatchingPredicate_(
predicate: (path: Path) => boolean
) {
this.recursionDepth_++;
let sentAll = true;
for (let i = 0; i < this.eventLists_.length; i++) {
const eventList = this.eventLists_[i];
if (eventList) {
const eventPath = eventList.getPath();
if (predicate(eventPath)) {
this.eventLists_[i].raise();
this.eventLists_[i] = null;
} else {
sentAll = false;
}
}
}
if (sentAll) {
this.eventLists_ = [];
}
this.recursionDepth_--;
}
}
/**
* @param {!Path} path
* @constructor
*/
export class EventList {
/**
* @type {!Array.<Event>}
* @private
*/
private events_: Event[] = [];
constructor(private readonly path_: Path) {}
/**
* @param {!Event} eventData
*/
add(eventData: Event) {
this.events_.push(eventData);
}
/**
* Iterates through the list and raises each event
*/
raise() {
for (let i = 0; i < this.events_.length; i++) {
const eventData = this.events_[i];
if (eventData !== null) {
this.events_[i] = null;
const eventFn = eventData.getEventRunner();
Iif (logger) {
log('event: ' + eventData.toString());
}
exceptionGuard(eventFn);
}
}
}
/**
* @return {!Path}
*/
getPath(): Path {
return this.path_;
}
}
|


News service
Source: GitHub
Web site where user can like/dislike news.
Main point of voting is to find news that user might like.
Done so far:
Python process that reads rss feeds using feedparser and adds processed news to queue.
Python process that adds news from queue to MySQL database.
Python process for matching users based on news they like or dislike.
Started to do web site with Django.
TODO:
Voting maybe with Node.js.
User authentication with OAuth/GMail/something else...
Database:
User (ID, Name)
Feed (ID, Name, Url)
News (ID, Title, Url, Date, FeedID)
Vote (UserID, NewsID, Rate, Date) // Rate 0 = down, 1 = up
UserMatch (UserID_1, UserID_2, Match, Miss)


Source code for LSD.auxiliary_graph
"""The package that contains the auxiliary graph class."""
[docs]class AuxiliaryGraph:
"""The auxiliary graph representation.
It is in the core a subgraph of the complete NetworkX graph.
However, it have an other initialisation, some extra features and depend slightly different."""
[docs] def __init__(self, number):
"""Save the number of the graph."""
self.vertices = set()
self.number = number
self.artificial_sink = "artificial_sink_{num}".format(num=self.number)
self.artificial_source = "artificial_source_{num}".format(num=self.number)
self.g = None
[docs] def add(self, v):
"""Add a vertex to the axiliary graph."""
self.vertices.add(v)
[docs] def copy_graph(self, g):
"""Create with the vertices a induced subgraph. Add also a and b."""
self.g = g.subgraph(self.vertices).copy()
self.g.add_node(self.artificial_sink)
self.g.add_node(self.artificial_source)
[docs] def connect2sink(self, v):
"""Connect v with a"""
self.g.add_edge(v, self.artificial_sink)
[docs] def connect2source(self, v):
"""Connect v with b"""
self.g.add_edge(self.artificial_source, v)
[docs] def in_degree(self, v):
"""Get the in degree of a vertex."""
return self.g.in_degree(v)
[docs] def out_degree(self, v):
"""Get the out degree of a vertex"""
return self.g.out_degree(v)
[docs] def source_connected(self):
"""Check if a us connected."""
return self.g.out_degree(self.artificial_source) != 0
[docs] def sink_connected(self):
"""Check if b is connected."""
return self.g.in_degree(self.artificial_sink) != 0
[docs] def remove_edge(self, f, t):
"""Remove an edge from f to t from the graph."""
self.g.remove_edge(f, t)
[docs] def successors(self, v):
"""Get all successors of a vertex."""
return list(self.g.successors(v))
[docs] def predecessors(self, v):
"""Get all predeccessors of a vertex."""
return list(self.g.predecessors(v))
@property
def nodes(self):
"""Get all vertices of a graph (including a and b)."""
return self.g.nodes
@property
def a(self):
"""Get the artificial source of the graph."""
return self.artificial_source
@property
def b(self):
"""Get the artificial sink of the graph."""
return self.artificial_sink
@property
def nr(self):
"""Get the number of this part."""
return self.number
[docs] def set_color(self, v, c):
"""Set the color of v to c."""
self.g.node[v]['c'] = c
[docs] def get_color(self, v):
"""Get the color of v."""
return self.g.node[v]['c']
[docs] def has_no_color(self, v):
"""Check if a vertex have no color."""
return 'c' not in self.g.node[v]
[docs] def __iter__(self):
"""Iterate over the vertices of the graph (exluding a and b)."""
return self.vertices.__iter__()


Andrew Mitchell's project
Free Music Archive tracks analyses
Phillip Gross - Casablanca
Metadata
| Title | Artist | Composer | Album | Copyright Info | Genre | Source | File Format | Number of Channels | Sample Rate | Bits Per Second | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Casablanca | Phillip Gross | Phillip Gross | Morocco | Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 | Synth Pop | Free Music Archive | MP3 | 2 | 44100Hz | 184kbps | 2m27s |
Waveform and Spectrogram
KieLoBot Alles Leer K
Metadata
| Title | Artist | Composer | Album | Copyright Info | Genre | Source | File Format | Number of Channels | Sample Rate | Bits Per Second | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Obelisk MM | KieLoBot | KieLoBot | Hounds of Darkmoor | Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License. | Soul-RnB, Funk, Krautrock | Free Music Archive | MP3 | 2 | 44100Hz | 192kbps | 5m15s |
Waveform and Spectrogram
Dee Yan-Key - Driving Home
Metadata
| Title | Artist | Composer | Album | Copyright Info | Genre | Source | File Format | Number of Channels | Sample Rate | Bits Per Second | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Container | Simon Mathewson | Simon Mathewson | Unsound | Attribution-NonCommercial License | Electronic, Noise, Instrumental | Free Music Archive | MP3 | 2 | 44100Hz | 184kbps | 4m45s |


Too Much, Too Fast.
My friend and I, both of us doctors, were standing around in theatre one day. We had just administered ketamine to a patient and were watching her face as the drug took effect.
'Looks interesting,' I observed.
'Does rather, doesn't it,' he replied mildly.
'Do unto Others . . .?' I questioned subtly.
Anyway, we continued with our work, but the unspoken agreement that we were going to give this a try was enough to make a vial of the stuff disappear before the end of the day, and so we met three days later at my place. A delapidated hovel in the bush, but it's a home to me. (Luxury! We used to dream of having a hovel . . .)
I put on some nice relaxing trancy tunes. We were quite excited, and were expecting wonderful things. We hadn't taken anything else, because we wanted our perceptions unsullied, the better to record the experience. In hindsight, something to effect amnesia would have been an excellent idea, but there you go. Working on the theory that 2mg/kg was an induction dose for anaesthetic, we surmised a quarter thereof would in fact get us to where we wanted to be. First mistake.
So I drew up 45 mg for each of us, and injected my friend. He passed out immediately. I thought that might be a bit worrying, but I didn't want to get left behind, so I gritted my teeth and mainlined myself too. I felt very cool to be doing it, 'cos I had seen trainspotting plenty of times, and mainlining was so hardcore. Second mistake. Now I get a bit hazy on the details, because I was unconscious by the time the plunger was in, just managing to whip out the syringe. (Bleeding calmly onto my couch.)
My first memory is of panicking that my land lord was going to come in and find me in this condition. An odd random thoght. (Look, I came here to do ketamine, I wasn't expecting some kind of spanish inquisition) Then I started asking myself: 'What is this condition?' I had no idea. I realised that I was not entirely sure who I was. I had no clue who the person lying next to me with the glassy eyed stare was. He scared me. He was just staring at the ceiling. Was that normal? I wasn't sure. I couldn't move. Or I could, but I wasn't sure what movement was either. This train of thought, of not knowing ANYTHING at all, only sensing things, but not having a model of the universe to fit them into continued for maybe ten minutes, but I have no way of knowing.
Slowly I came to my senses. I knew that someting was wrong, desperately, desperately wrong. But I didn't know WHY. I had no idea that it was because of ketamine, and I was starting to belive that this was how the universe was. Totally disjointed. The train to reality came roaring past again, and this time I managed to hang on by a fingernail.
I suddenly apprehended what was happening and flew out of the lounge and started pacing and mumbling, experiencing an emotion much like the anxiety component of a bad acid trip. It lasted maybe five minutes.
By this time my friend was coming round. I desperately wanted to talk to him. I needed people. Unfortunately, he was capable of repeating the word 'fuck' over and over, but not much else.
We spent about another half hour together, during which I vomitted once, feeling much better for it. We tried to talk about what had happened, what we had experienced, but only kept on yammering about how terrible it was. We were back to the appearance of normality after 90 minutes.
There was nothing visual or auditorty here. It was all emotion, and most of it bad. Anxiety, paranoia and transient mental retardation. I cannot give detail, because mercifully much is forgotten. Ketamine is a powerful analgesic, and I remember my skin feeling like parchment. Dry and numb. I am sure I would have been totallly unable to feel pain. (Careful! Pain has a purpose.)
I have tried ketamine again since then, orally, and still consider it not worth the health risk. But here are the lessons learned, if you would like to give it a whirl and see where it takes you:
1. Never IV Ketamine
2. Max 1/4 mg/kg/dose
3.
4. Never any sedative antipsychotics to take the edge off (from further experimenting and reading on the net.)
Lastly, if there are any other doctors reading this, I would suggest you try this drug on yourself before dishing it out to your patients. It really is not fun. If your hospital can afford it, go with propofol where possible, otherwise ample sedation. (I work in the third world, and ketamine is a popular anaesthetic here - for many reasons, some of them quite good ones.)
*An aside: Feel free to ignore the Monty Python. It came out of nowhere, but it made me laugh.
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.


WITNESS LIST Urban Affairs Committee May 12, 1999-2:00P SB 553 For: Bailey, Ken (Texas State Association of Fire Fighters) Against: Mayfield, Jackie R. (Self and Fire Chief, City of Cedar Hill / Texas Fire Chiefs Association) SB 621 For: Harrington, Robert (Self and Combined Metro Police Officers Association / Police Officer) Schoener, Gregory A. (Self and Combined Metro Police Officer Association / Police Officer) Schroeder, Harvard E. (Self and Combined Metro Police Officers Association / Police Officer) On: Foster, Sabrina (City of Houston) SB 623 For: Sokolow, Judith (Advocacy, Inc.) On: Garvin, John (Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs) SB 623Amendment (Burnam/amendment #1) For: Denton, Ann V. (The Enterprise Foundation) Henneberger, John (Texas Low Income Housing Information Service) Maxwell, Susan M. (Self and Texas Planning Council for Developmental Disabilities) Schwartz, Jonas (United Cerebral Palsy of Texas) Tyree, Tom (Disability Policy Consortium) SB 867 For: Henneberger, John (Texas Low Income Housing Information Service) SB 1259 For: Ocanas, Reymundo (Self and Texas Association of Community Development Corporations) On: Garvin, John (Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs) SB 1259 Amendment (Burnam/amendment #1) For: Denton, Ann V. (The Enterprise Foundation) Henneberger, John (Texas Low Income Housing Information Service) SB 1268 Committee Substitute (Carter) For: Paniagua, Joe (City of Fort Worth / Fort Worth City Council) SB 1287 For: Cruz, Veronica E. (Proyecto Azteca) Henneberger, John (Texas Low Income Housing Information Service) Hernandez, Yolanda (Self) Ocanas, Reymundo (Texas Association of Community Development Corporations) On: Cormier, Janna (Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs) Stewart, Brent (Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs) SB 1539 For: Clark, Mark (Houston Police Officers Union) Lyons, Steve (Houston Police Department / Chief Bradford) Marticiuc, Hans (Houston Police Officer's Union) Against: McNeil Jr., Carvel "Corky" (Houston Police Patrolmen's Union) SB 1606 For: Foster, Sabrina (City of Houston) SB 1783 For: Clark, Mark (Houston Police Officers' Union) Lyons, Steve (Houston Police Dept. / Chief Bradford) Marticiuc, Hans (Houston Police Officers Union) Against: McNeil Jr., Carvel "Corky" (Houston Police Patrolmen's Union)


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Hello, it's Me Moamin
37 years, Palestinian living in Brussels for more than 2 years.
In April 2021, joined HYF coding academy -Class 15-
where I will graduate on January 2022 as junior fullstack software developer
Mycodingskills still basics, I'm learning HTML, CSS and Javascript
I lived in different countries such as Palestine, Egypt and UAE. Studied Telecommunication Engineering in Egypt and have 5+ experience in Telecommunication infra-structure engineering in Dubai
My recent experience was in managing tech coworking spaces as I worked as Community Development and Engagement Manager at Mercy Corps/Gaza Sky Geeks organization in Palestine
Now I'm co-founding piecesbxl startup which is an online platform promoting and selling handmade accessories made of fabric leftovers at Brussels tailors workshops. With this startup, we raise the awareness of the zerowaste concept in the community in supporting the local economy


Unlike most users here, I was never into the whole drug scene. I was always a quiet kid growing up in an upscale suburban town which was composed of mostly rich, snobby, spoiled teenagers running around at night high as fuck. I was always the quiet kid. Not that I wanted to be quiet, but I could never keep up with what other people were saying. In social situations, I said the wrong things, felt anxious, embarrassed and often confused. I was very irritable and it took a lot of will power to keep myself from exploding on the outside. I blamed it on bad parenting and moving to different schools as a child.
Fast forward to college- since I'm in a frat, where everyone either smokes pot or rolls, I figured I might as well try it once. One of the bros had invited me to EDC and I was ecstatic. We picked up two orange pokeballs which had a picture of butterfree. These pills are supposedly the cleanest pills you can find around and from pill reports as well as friends, it can't get any better than this. I popped some 5-htp for good measure and called it a night.
I woke up, in an ok mood, but still a bit tired from the night of drinking from two days ago but I figured everything was fine.  I have to admit I was very nervous and was one of the last ones to pop. I had no idea what to expect. I lie actualy, the week before I was franticly researching the side effects of E and thoroughly trying to understand the consequences. I never would've known this would be the worst decision of my life.
Still, there are reasons to be nervous. I mean, I'm at my first massive at EDC popping for the first time what is considered one of the strongest pills in the area. Fast forward an hour.
The effects begin to kick in. It hit me like a train out of nowhere and I began to feel mildy euphoric. All of a sudden I felt warm inside and felt my head tingling. The body high sensation quickly overwhelmed me and before I knew it someone was giving me a message which was surprising because I never told anyone I was rolling. I guess my face did all the talking. The effects were unbelievable.
1 or 2 hours passed, and I figured I peaked. Without thinking twice, I grabbed the other pill and popped it and walked down to the base of the stadium feeling like a billion bucks.
About 3-4 hours passed and now I'm screaming at the top of my lungs from the overwhelming joy that flooded my body. My eyes became glued to the lights and there was nothing on my mind but happiness.
9PM- it's dark out now and I'm enjoying the roll, still peaking. I realize that I hadn't drank water for a long time now and start to worry a bit. I quickly find myself some water and start taking swigs. My friend notices that I am drinking my water pretty quickly and he tells me not to drink too much water. People have died from water poisoning. Now I'm starting to trip out, since if I don't drink enough water, I'll dehydrate which has also led to death, and if I drink too much it'll lead to water poisoning.
I grab a seat and monitor the amount of sips I take. I really notice my head over heating at this point. The tingling had progressed to a brain frying sensation which I now know is related to BPD, but at the time I thought it was because I was getting dehydrated. I close my eyes a bit. This is where it gets bad. Another one of the bros tell me that if I close my eyes I may never wake up.  Now I'm really panicing and fear starts racing through my mind. Should I drink any more water, should I stop, what's this feeling in my head, etc and I quickly fall into a downwards spiral. To make matters worse, I get lost in the crowd and can't find my group.
While everyone is screaming at the top of their lungs with tears of joy I am paranoid as hell now and tripping out badly. I just wanted it to be over.
After it was all over, we headed back. I started to wonder if I had caused some permanent brain damage because of that dirty feeling that's still lingered. I also couldn't focus, couldn't remember anything, and felt cracked out of my mind. It didn't get better the next day. I fell into a manic state and paranoia completely warped my mind. I felt guilty of holding others back because they had to watch me. It felt horrible, like no one wanted to associate with me. Instead of euphoria which is typically associated with mania, I was irritable, anxious and very depressed. My mind raced with paranoia and I was constantly having flash backs.
This persisted for about two weeks despite all the supplements I took for recovery.
Now that I've been diagnosed with Bipolar II it all falls together now. The irritability, anxiousness. The depression that I always had. The crash that I couldn't handle from E. It all made sense. I never would've done it had I known I had undiagnosed BPD.
I'm now recovered but I'll never try e again, or any kind of psychoactive substance stronger than weed. I will be trying lamictal in a few weeks for BPII and hopefully I'll be a different, better person.
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.


This sample provides the source files for CLR command line debugger, mdbg. These sources demonstrate how to use the CLR Debugging interfaces. As a corollary, they also show usage of the CLR MetaData, Symbol Store, and Process Publishing interfaces.
The sample also demonstrates use of advanced debugger features implemented in Whidbey:
In addition to this, a managed pdb to XML conversion tool has also been included:
· Pdb2Xml
This debugger is also accompanied by four extensions that
enhance its functionality:
(Once built, simply type "load <file>" to load the desired
extension.)
· IronPython extension that adds Python's scripting engine to mdbg (pythonExt)
· Winforms Graphical User Interface extension for easier debugging (gui)
· Edit & Continue extension for modification of debugged programs (enc)
· IL disassembler extension for display of IL code being executed (ildasm)
To build the mdbg sample you will need to have a .NET SDK version 2.0 installed on your system. If you have Visual Studio 2005, you already have this. The sample must be built using the Visual Studio 2005 solution file.
· Open the mdbg.sln file.
· From the "Build" menu, select "Build Solution"
· The solution file uses "Debug" as the default, but you can simply select "Release" from the dropdown menu at the top if you want that instead.
NOTE: The IronPython extension project is not built by default. More details here - IronPython Extension.
Run mdbg.exe from the bin directory, or by pressing F5 in Visual Studio. Mdbg commands are similar to cordbg commands. Please refer to the cordbg manual, mdbg's help command, or the source code for more information on how to use various debugger commands.
Be sure to try the Graphical User Interface extension which makes debugging managed programs easier and more natural. To load this extension simply type "load gui" on the mdbg command line.
This sample also contains API-level documentation for two libraries, mdbgeng.dll and mdbgext.dll. Documentation for these libraries can be found in the DOC subdirectory.
This sample is presented courtesy of the CLR Debugger Team. It is intended for use as a demonstration on writing .NET managed debuggers in managed code. If you have any questions about the sample or the managed debugging APIs, or if you would like to send us a suggestion about the sample, please participate in our discussion forum.
Links
.NET framework 2.0 Redist (x86): The Microsoft .NET framework 2.0 redistributable package installs the .NET framework
runtime and associated files required to run applications developed to target framework 2.0.
.NET framework 2.0 SDK (x86): The Microsoft .NET framework 2.0 SDK includes tools, documentation and samples that
developers need to write, build, test and deploy .NET framework applications.
Visual C# express: IDE for building applications that target .NET framework 2.0.


Numbers 25:5
And Moses said unto the judges of Israel, Slay ye every one his men that were joined unto Baalpeor.


Having offered dental treatment to 100's of children in the past 3 years, I understand that each child is different & their needs are different. In the near future, I plan to take up teaching to share my experiences & contribute to the dental ecosystem
Dental care offered with utmost care & motherly love to make the child feel home.
Best-in-class methodology & advanced treatment with thorough understanding of child pyschology
100+ unique cases, Winner at multiple case presentation events, 1 Journal Publication.
If the tooth that is infected or seriously damaged is a baby tooth, we may recommend extracting it with precision.
Dental damage can be handled by crowns that surround the tooth so that it is completely protected.
Dental & Cavity fillings are is a way to restore a damaged back to its normal function and shape.
Varying degress of dental infections are possible, Not only the infection but the source of infection has to be removed.
Kids need special care while performing Root canal unlike the elders.It is performed in the most safe and effective way.
The most common problem among children caused by bacteria and plaque acids that attack and destroy tooth enamel.


Do you have trouble picking what movie to watch with your friends ?
Then you're at the right place. Movinder helps you find the perfect movie for everyone with its unmatched wisdom !
How many people are you ?
Please vote this movie without changing the voting order.


Best way to fix grub problem
Try the following
grub rescue > ls
grub rescue > ls (hd0,msdos2) # let's assume this is the linux partition
grub rescue > set root=(hd0,msdos2)
grub rescue > set prefix=(hd0,msdos2)/boot/grub # or wherever grub is installed
grub rescue > insmod normal # if this produced an error, reset root and prefix to something else ..
grub rescue > normal
Run the following after you successfully boot
sudo update-grub
sudo grub-install /dev/sdX
# where /dev/sdX is your boot drive, use 'fdisk -l' to check it out.
If you have to copy a whole linux system, you could use Clonezilla


At PCCoE ACM , our prime goal is an individual’s prolific development not only in the Technical genre but also focusing on their recreational activities which foster various traits in one’s personality. All the activities that we conduct are profoundly curated and well executed which helps students to find their tracks of interests and develop themselves . These activities are important as it helps us realize our vision of promoting the field of computing not only as science but as a medium for modern community development.


| multi {curl} | R Documentation |
AJAX style concurrent requests, possibly using HTTP/2 multiplexing. Results are only available via callback functions. Advanced use only!
multi_add(handle, done = NULL, fail = NULL, data = NULL, pool = NULL) multi_run(timeout = Inf, poll = FALSE, pool = NULL) multi_set(total_con = 50, host_con = 6, multiplex = TRUE, pool = NULL) multi_list(pool = NULL) multi_cancel(handle) new_pool(total_con = 100, host_con = 6, multiplex = TRUE) multi_fdset(pool = NULL)
handle |
a curl handle with preconfigured |
done |
callback function for completed request. Single argument with response data in same structure as curl_fetch_memory. |
fail |
callback function called on failed request. Argument contains error message. |
data |
(advanced) callback function, file path, or connection object for writing
incoming data. This callback should only be used for streaming applications,
where small pieces of incoming data get written before the request has completed. The
signature for the callback function is |
pool |
a multi handle created by new_pool. Default uses a global pool. |
timeout |
max time in seconds to wait for results. Use |
poll |
If |
total_con |
max total concurrent connections. |
host_con |
max concurrent connections per host. |
multiplex |
enable HTTP/2 multiplexing if supported by host and client. |
Requests are created in the usual way using a curl handle and added
to the scheduler with multi_add. This function returns immediately
and does not perform the request yet. The user needs to call multi_run
which performs all scheduled requests concurrently. It returns when all
requests have completed, or case of a timeout
or SIGINT
(e.g.
if the user presses ESC
or CTRL+C
in the console). In case of
the latter, simply call multi_run again to resume pending requests.
When the request succeeded, the done
callback gets triggered with
the response data. The structure if this data is identical to curl_fetch_memory.
When the request fails, the fail
callback is triggered with an error
message. Note that failure here means something went wrong in performing the
request such as a connection failure, it does not check the http status code.
Just like curl_fetch_memory, the user has to implement application logic.
Raising an error within a callback function stops execution of that function but does not affect other requests.
A single handle cannot be used for multiple simultaneous requests. However it is possible to add new requests to a pool while it is running, so you can re-use a handle within the callback of a request from that same handle. It is up to the user to make sure the same handle is not used in concurrent requests.
The multi_cancel function can be used to cancel a pending request. It has no effect if the request was already completed or canceled.
The multi_fdset function returns the file descriptors curl is
polling currently, and also a timeout parameter, the number of
milliseconds an application should wait (at most) before proceeding. It
is equivalent to the curl_multi_fdset
and
curl_multi_timeout
calls. It is handy for applications that is
expecting input (or writing output) through both curl, and other file
descriptors.
results <- list() success <- function(x){ results <<- append(results, list(x)) } failure <- function(str){ cat(paste("Failed request:", str), file = stderr()) } # This handle will take longest (3sec) h1 <- new_handle(url = "https://eu.httpbin.org/delay/3") multi_add(h1, done = success, fail = failure) # This handle writes data to a file con <- file("output.txt") h2 <- new_handle(url = "https://eu.httpbin.org/post", postfields = "bla bla") multi_add(h2, done = success, fail = failure, data = con) # This handle raises an error h3 <- new_handle(url = "https://urldoesnotexist.xyz") multi_add(h3, done = success, fail = failure) # Actually perform the requests multi_run(timeout = 2) multi_run() # Check the file readLines("output.txt") unlink("output.txt")


Peugeot Prepares To Fight Aston Martin With New Hypercar
The French automaker is returning to Le Mans - could it spawn a new road-going hypercar?
by Martin BiggA new era of motorsport is about to begin with the debut of the new hypercar class in the World Endurance Championship, which includes the 24 Hours of Le Mans. For the 2020-2021 championship, new rules and regulations will allow manufacturers to enter prototype race cars that closely resemble their production car counterparts.
Aston Martin, for example, will enter a race car based on the Valkyrie hypercar, while Toyota is developing a race car based on the GR Super Sport Concept that debuted at the 2018 Tokyo Auto Salon. Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus also wants to be the first US manufacturer to win Le Mans in 50 years with the retro-inspired 007 Hypercar Prototype.
Now, Peugeot has announced it's returning to endurance racing with a new hybrid hypercar that will compete in all nine rounds of the World Endurance Championship in 2022, culminating with the 24 Hours of Le Mans. No details of Peugeot's hybrid hypercar were revealed, but the French automaker will share more information about the project in early 2020. This will be the first time Peugeot has entered an endurance race since 2011. The French automaker last won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2009 with the 908 HDi FAP LMP1 racer.
"I am very excited at the prospect of channelling the skills and passion of my team into this project. It is a new challenge and I know our experts will rise to it with another demonstration of their will to win with teams financed by the Group's brands, fuelled by their long experience of topflight FIA championships and hunger for success," said PSA Motorsport Director Jean-Marc Finot.
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Peugeot Brand Director Jean-Philippe added: "The Peugeot brand's passion for motorsport has always played a core role in achieving the many victories we have scored in our history. The changes that the FIA WEC is introducing fit now with the transition we are undergoing ourselves with the electrification of our range and the launch of high-performance products, developed in close association with PSA Motorsport and foreshadowed by the Concept 508 Peugeot Sport Engineered. These initiatives are completely in tune with Peugeot's 'Motion and E-motion' brand signature."
It isn't clear yet if Peugeot's racer will be a hypercar prototype or based on a road-going model. If Peugeot chooses the latter, class regulations require manufacturers to produce at least 20 road-legal versions. Since FCA has merged with Groupe PSA, this means a new Peugeot hypercar could potentially launch in the US. If so, we're hoping it will look like the Peugeot L750 R Hybrid Vision GT that was created for the Gran Turismo video game series.


About the Game
The game basically focuses on help improving decision makming for autism children. It gives a small paragraph thta contains some emotion and feelings and there will be two options, out of it the children have to choose the correct feeling or emotion. This will eventually help them to improve their decision making skills na d overcome the syndrome.
What is Autism?
Also called: autism spectrum disorder, is a serious developmental disorder that impairs the ability to communicate and interact. Autism spectrum disorder impacts the nervous system and affects the overall cognitive, emotional, social and physical health of the affected individual. The range and severity of symptoms can vary widely. Common symptoms include difficulty with communication, difficulty with social interactions, obsessive interests and repetitive behaviours. Early recognition, as well as behavioural, educational and family therapies may reduce symptoms and support development and learning.
What are its symptoms?
People may experience the following symptoms:
Abnormal Body Posturing or Facial Expressions.
Abnormal Tone of Voice.
Avoidance of Eye Contact or Poor Eye Contact.
Behavioral Disturbances.
Deficits in Language Comprehension.
Delay in Learning to Speak.
Flat or Monotonous Speech.
Inappropriate Social Interaction.
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What is Autism?
Also called: autism spectrum disorder, is a serious developmental disorder that impairs the ability to communicate and interact. Autism spectrum disorder impacts the nervous system and affects the overall cognitive, emotional, social and physical health of the affected individual. The range and severity of symptoms can vary widely. Common symptoms include difficulty with communication, difficulty with social interactions, obsessive interests and repetitive behaviours. Early recognition, as well as behavioural, educational and family therapies may reduce symptoms and support development and learning.
What are its symptoms?
People may experience the following symptoms:
Abnormal Body Posturing or Facial Expressions.
Abnormal Tone of Voice.
Avoidance of Eye Contact or Poor Eye Contact.
Behavioral Disturbances.
Deficits in Language Comprehension.
Delay in Learning to Speak.
Flat or Monotonous Speech.
Inappropriate Social Interaction.


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These are the methods of irrigation that were used in the earlier years. Even today some small farms in rural areas adopt these. Although they are cheaper than the modern methods, they are not nearly as efficient. They require human or animal labour to function. Some of these methods are,
Also called the pulley system, it involves pulling up water from a well or other such source to irrigate the land. It is an extremely time consuming and labour intensive system, but it is very cost efficient. Also, wastage of water is avoided when using a moat system of irrigation.
A chain pump consists of two large wheels connected by a chain. There are buckets attached to the chain. One part of the chain dips into the water source. As the wheel turns, the bucket picks up water. The chain later lifts them to the upper wheel where the water gets deposited into a source. And the empty bucket gets carried back down.
It is a system of drawing water from a well or such similar source. Here we tie a rope and bucket to a pole. At the other end, we tie a heavy stick or any other object as a counterbalance. And we use this pole to draw up water.
So Rahat system of irrigation uses animal labour. Above the well, we tie a large wheel. An ox or cow would turn the wheel to draw the water from the well. p>
These are more efficient systems of irrigation that were invented in the recent decades. These help us use water economically without wastage.
The most commonly used method of irrigation these days is the drip method. They lay the pipes in rows near the crops or plants. These plastic pipes have holes in them. Water seeps from these holes drop by drop, hence the name drip irrigation. This is an extremely efficient method of irrigation as it reduces water wastage.
This system mimics the phenomenon of rain. Water is carried by pipes to central locations on the farm. Sprinklers placed here distribute the water across the fields. This is the most efficient method to irrigate the uneven land. Sprinkler system also provides the best coverage regardless of the size of the farm.