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Baretić_2020 |
Case report of chloroquine therapy and hypoglycaemia in type 1 diabetes: What should we have in mind during the COVID-19 pandemic? |
Baretić, Maja |
2020 |
2020-08-31 |
PMC |
Y |
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10.1016/j.dsx.2020.04.014 |
u4di2tk7 |
0.967767 |
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| 2 |
Huang_2012 |
Impact of drug price adjustments on utilization of and expenditures on angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors and angiotensin receptor blockers in Taiwan |
Huang, Shiou-Huei; Hsu, Chien-Ning; Yu, Shu-Hui; Cham, Thau-Ming |
2012 |
2012-04-20 |
None |
N |
PMC3464938 |
22521158.0 |
10.1186/1471-2458-12-288 |
bgt7n2pq |
0.900456 |
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Sanchis-Gomar_2020 |
| 3 |
WAN_X_2017 |
Is the Mortality Trend of Ischemic Heart Disease by the GBD2013 Study in China Real? |
WAN, Xia; YANG, Gong Huan |
2017 |
2017-03-31 |
PMC |
N |
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28427490.0 |
10.3967/bes2017.027 |
1d8yzau5 |
0.779686 |
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| 4 |
Saavedra_2020 |
Angiotensin receptor blockers and COVID-19 |
Saavedra, Juan M. |
2020 |
2020-06-30 |
PMC |
Y |
PMC7158830 |
32304747.0 |
10.1016/j.phrs.2020.104832 |
jnp2ldcj |
0.752901 |
Zablocki_2011 |
Bradford_2010, Velkoska_2016, Kuba_2006 |
| 5 |
Long_2020 |
Cardiovascular complications in COVID-19 |
Long, Brit; Brady, William J.; Koyfman, Alex; Gottlieb, Michael |
2020 |
2020-04-18 |
PMC |
Y |
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10.1016/j.ajem.2020.04.048 |
mbbnk3la |
0.751798 |
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Fang_2020 |
Are patients with hypertension and diabetes mellitus at increased risk for COVID-19 infection? |
Fang, Lei; Karakiulakis, George; Roth, Michael |
2020 |
2020-04-30 |
PMC |
Y |
PMC7118626 |
32171062.0 |
10.1016/s2213-2600(20)30116-8 |
nthxicak |
0.738307 |
Shi_S_2016, Wysocki_2013, Gracia-Ramos_2020 |
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| 7 |
Sanchis-Gomar_2020 |
Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme 2 and Antihypertensives (Angiotensin Receptor Blockers and Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme Inhibitors) in Coronavirus Disease 2019 |
Sanchis-Gomar, Fabian; Lavie, Carl J.; Perez-Quilis, Carme; Henry, Brandon M.; Lippi, Giuseppe |
2020 |
2020-04-04 |
PMC |
Y |
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10.1016/j.mayocp.2020.03.026 |
7lonkj5p |
0.706307 |
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Kuba_2006, Patel_2016 |
| 8 |
Tucker_2020 |
Myocyte Specific Upregulation of ACE2 in Cardiovascular Disease: Implications for SARS-CoV-2 mediated myocarditis |
Nathan R Tucker; Mark Chaffin; Kenneth C Bedi; Irinna Papangeli; Amer-Denis Akkad; Alessandro Arduini; Sikander Hayat; Gökcen Eraslan; Christoph Muus; Roby Bhattacharyya; Christian M Stegmann; Kenneth B Margulies; Patrick T Ellinor |
2020 |
2020-04-14 |
BioRxiv |
Y |
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10.1101/2<IP_ADDRESS>59204 |
bh21hj5l |
0.704440 |
Tikellis_2012, Soler_2008 |
Liu_X_2014 |
| 9 |
Heialy_2020 |
Regulation of angiotensin converting enzyme 2 (ACE2) in obesity: implications for COVID-19 |
Saba Al Heialy; Mahmood Hachim; Abiola Senok; Ahmad Abou Tayoun; Rifat Hamoudi; Alawi Alsheikh-Ali; Qutayba Hamid |
2020 |
2020-04-18 |
BioRxiv |
Y |
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10.1101/2<IP_ADDRESS>938 |
q3tlpkxm |
0.575558 |
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| 10 |
Gracia-Ramos_2020 |
Is the ACE2 Overexpression a Risk Factor for COVID-19 Infection? |
Gracia-Ramos, Abraham Edgar |
2020 |
2020-04-04 |
PMC |
Y |
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10.1016/j.arcmed.2020.03.011 |
1g0mz73b |
0.525660 |
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| 11 |
Alexandre_2020 |
Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system and COVID-19 infection |
Alexandre, J; Cracowski, JL; Richard, V; Bouhanick, B |
2020 |
2020-04-21 |
PMC |
Y |
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10.1016/j.ando.2020.04.005 |
6eggfavx |
0.512839 |
Soler_2008, Tikellis_2012, Zhao_2008, Imai_2007 |
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| 12 |
Cure_2020 |
Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors and angiotensin receptor blockers may be harmful in patients with diabetes during COVID-19 pandemic |
Cure, Erkan; Cumhur Cure, Medine |
2020 |
2020-08-31 |
PMC |
Y |
PMC7159862 |
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10.1016/j.dsx.2020.04.019 |
lmrr4hde |
0.509658 |
Clarke_2012, Wysocki_2013, Tikellis_2012 |
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| 13 |
Chen_2018 |
Improvement in Mortality and End-Stage Renal Disease in Patients With Type 2 Diabetes After Acute Kidney Injury Who Are Prescribed Dipeptidyl Peptidase-4 Inhibitors |
Chen, Cheng-Yi; Wu, Vin-Cent; Lin, Cheng-Jui; Lin, Chih-Sheng; Pan, Chi-Feng; Chen, Han-Hsiang; Lin, Yu-Feng; Huang, Tao-Min; Chen, Likwang; Wu, Chih-Jen; Wu, Vin-Cent; Lai, Tai-Shuan; Lin, Yu-Feng; Tsai, I-Jung; Lai, Chun-Fu; Huang, Tao-Min; Chu, Tzong-Shinn; Chen, Yung-Ming; Wang, Jian-Jhong; Chang, Yu-Hsing; Chen, Cheng-Yi; Shiao, Chih-Chung; Wang, Wei-Jie; Lin, Jui-Hsiang; Wu, Che-Hsiung; Yeh, Yu-Chang; Lai, Chien-Heng; Tseng, Li-Jung; Wu, Chih-Jen; Wu, Kwan-Dun |
2018 |
2018-12-31 |
PMC |
N |
PMC7126857 |
30343892.0 |
10.1016/j.mayocp.2018.06.023 |
0vlgfbar |
0.507820 |
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Wolke_2016, Panchapakesan_2015 |
| 14 |
Brojakowska_2020 |
Clinical Implications of SARS-Cov2 Interaction with Renin Angiotensin System |
Brojakowska, Agnieszka; Narula, Jagat; Shimony, Rony; Bander, Jeffrey |
2020 |
2020-04-16 |
PMC |
Y |
|
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10.1016/j.jacc.2020.04.028 |
6ph3ykfc |
0.505374 |
Clarke_2012, Tikellis_2012 |
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| 15 |
Guo_J_2020 |
Single-cell RNA Analysis on ACE2 Expression Provides Insight into SARS-CoV-2 Blood Entry and Heart Injury |
Jieyu Guo; Xiangxiang Wei; Qinhan Li; Liliang Li; Zhaohua Yang; Yu Shi; Yue Qin; Xinyue Zhang; Xinhong Wang; Xiuling Zhi; Dan Meng |
2020 |
2020-04-04 |
BioRxiv |
Y |
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10.1101/2<IP_ADDRESS>47621 |
in3b1nzv |
0.347852 |
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This is the hardest part of teaching, if you ask me. What are the natural consequences of not completing a task in the given amount of time?
It started with a tweet from Alice Keeler:
STOP THE MYTH! Not one shred of research supports homework teaching responsibility. It is not true. Stop saying that.
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) October 11, 2015
…and it really snowballed.
Homework – and whether or not to assign it – is extremely personal. It’s a methodological decision that (often) is tied very closely to the culture of learning a teacher tries to set up in their room.
Homework is divisive.
I teach high school…mostly 10th and 11th grade. Part of my responsibility to to teach responsibility to my students. Everything I do in my class rolls back around to life skills (this is called organic curriculum in the literature. See Glatthorn (1999) for more) and preparing them for their obligations once they leave the building.
I’m not naive. I know students are dealing with much, much more than I ever have. I have multiple students with children. Many with jobs. Most with clubs, athletics, and other extracurricular work. I also have some homeless, transient, and students dealing with significant adversity.
And it is my responsibility to make sure they’re learning.
We use class time to make sure that happens. I give plenty of time to work through content. I’m here to help. They work in groups. They can ask questions, make mistakes, reflect, and revise in a safe place.
But sometimes, students make decisions to not use the class time. That’s when it becomes homework.
Justin Aion wrote a great post which summarizes many of my thoughts on teaching responsibility. In particular,
At some point, the role of a teacher, in my opinion, slowly shifts to support, gradually handing off the responsibility for education to the student, helping them to become more and more independent before we release them into the world.
I struggle regularly with finding that balance. This year, with juniors and seniors, I am much more inclined to leave the responsibility up to them. I make myself available and do my best to support them, but the responsibility for learning and decision making is on them.
Is it irresponsible of me to ask that work not finished in the time given during the day be finished outside of class? For high schoolers, I don’t think so. Mainly because I know what support they’ve had during the day(s) of work on the task and really, anything leftover, should be minimal.
Here’s the problem: none of these conversations about homework consider the support already given.
It’s dogmatic. A kneejerk. And it’s hurting education discussions.
If I don’t finish work, I have to find time to do it. Period.
Why is it different for our students?
I’m here after school. I’m here before school. We have an advisory period. I can implore, beg, and even assign, but there is still a conscious decision made by a student to either take advantage of those opportunities or not. If they don’t, the only reasonable expectation that I have is that they do it at home.
Blaming the teacher for a student’s indiscretion is like blaming the principal for not getting your grades done on time. There is a set time period and it needs to get done.
Does homework – in and of itself – teach responsibility? No. Of course not. Neither does bringing a pencil to class. All I ask is that we start to look beyond the action and include the support system in place. What else is done? What could be improved? What might need to be dropped?
I left that discussion feeling angry and frustrated because we stuck to the idea that “all homework is bad.” To someone new to Twitter – and even someone old on Twitter – it comes across as a personal attack. I think Glenn Arnold said it best afterward:
@bennettscience no, old me would have too. But then I realize I'm not accountable to them, but to my Ss. And I still want to engage…
— GS Arnold (@arnoldscience) October 11, 2015
I (usually) enjoy the discussion…this time, I’m enjoying the reflection (again, Justin’s post is great). We need to think big picture. Forget homework – it’s a single thing that can influence learning. Let’s talk about the larger systems or cultures we’re building…that’s a discussion I can get into.
Written on October 12th, 2015 by Brian Bennett Categorized in: All Teaching
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jQuery Hover3d is a simple hover script for creating 3d hover effect. It was my experiment on exploring CSS3 3d transform back in 2015 on Codepen 3D hover plane effect.
The idea is transforming the element into 3d space using CSS3 transform, playing with translateZ for spacing the elements, and detecting mouse movement to change the transform value
Simple hover effect for your project
By enabling shine option, you can create appleTV icon like effect. Be creating multiple layer for creating depth effect
$(".movie").hover3d({ selector: ".movie__card", shine: true, sensitivity: 20, });


Need more information or just want to talk to someone, read this information
Need to make someone's hotline bling?
Stop It Now- 1-888-PREVENT
Domestic Abuse Helpline for Men (24 hour) 1<PHONE_NUMBER> access code 0757 e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>SAMHSA’s National Helpline is a free, confidential, 24/7, 365-day-a-year treatment referral and information service (in English and Spanish) for individuals and families facing mental health and/or substance use disorders.
1-800-662-HELP (4357)
National Association of Anorexia Nervosa & Associated Disorders (ANAD):<PHONE_NUMBER> (long distance)
National Mental Health Association:<PHONE_NUMBER> 9AM-5PM Mon-Fri information on mental health topics and referrals, access to an info specialist
Nationwide RAINN National Rape Crisis Hotline:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Visit these websites to learn more information!!!!


Data is written to a file, using the selected options.
The row separator option selects the character used to separate rows of data. On Unix systems, usually a linefeed character (LF) is used, on Windows system a carriage return/linefeed (CR/LF) combination.
The separating character between columns can be selected between colon, semicolon and a vertical bar.The individual columns can be enclosed in quotes. Quoting can be applied to string columns only (i.e. numeric columns will not be quoted) or all columns regardless of data type. The character used for quoting can be a single quote or a double quote.
If the "Column names" option is selected, the first row of the file will contain the column names.


[gecode-users] recognize regular subexpressions
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Mon Jun 27 13:11:48 CEST 2011
Hi,
Sorry but I do not understand the question. Could you please elaborate?
Christian
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Christian Schulte, KTH, web.it.kth.se/~cschulte/
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Aribi Noureddine
Sent: Monday, June 27, 2011 12:45 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] recognize regular subexpressions
Hi,
Can someone tell me how to recognize regular sub expressions? (using regular
constraint)
For example, searching for a*b in a*bc*
Thank you in advance,
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After a great deal of research I decided to order 100g of the aforementioned substance.
As I do with most substances Iíve ordered, I acquired the services of many individuals to help test the effects of phenibut.
Unfortunately the dose curve varied strongly between individuals. Some people responded to a mere 200mg (placebo?) while others required at least a gram to meet a threshold. After a week of testing and doses reaching a maximum of 15 grams, I determined from volunteers that phenibut indeed exhibited the effects mentioned earlier. Most individuals compared it to Valium, alcohol, or what they thought heroin would be like.
It should also be noted that we determined than an insufflated dose of no more than 50mg is about equivalent to 2 grams ingested. This implies some breakdown in either the stomach or intestines.
The following records my experience on phenibut.
At about 10pm I ingested approximately 5 grams of phenibut on an empty stomach with a friend of mine whom ingested about 12 grams of phenibut.
1 hour later I could begin to feel a strong sedative effect come over me. Every muscle in my body began to feel relaxed and I began to feel slightly drowsy. A few minutes later I began to lose motor function and my sense of balance. My friend was having trouble standing up and speaking in complete sentences.  Unlike my friend (and everyone else I knew) I did not experience any euphoria from the phenibut; only a desire to go to sleep.
I will continue to purchase phenibut and continue my independent studies on it.
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.


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Don't delight everybody
User Experience (UX) is about finding user's measure of "just-right" and exceeding the expectations. It's about going beyond the core functionalities of the product, standing out from the web crowd knowing with whom and how to lead the conversation.
Case study
Since you are already visiting this site, we will use it as the example of how it works in a project.
Wearing different shoes
We've been analyzing users, their needs, fears, and motivations. We have read between the lines, observed, digged deeper asking, listening, and researching.
Later came the time for sketches, prototypes, content strategy, user interactions, user interface (UI) to create the product that is usable and accessible.
Story starts with people
Experience starts much before a user gets to know about the product. It's all what happens before and also after a person lands here. Conducting research, analyzing personas and storyboards helps to set the scene and design the right solution for the target users.
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Working on this project we've used Proto.io, Adobe Creative Cloud, Lookback and Typeform - research apps, Google organizational and SEO services, Chrome developer tools, ticket system, the bright sun, paper and drawing tools.
When needed we grabbed camera and phone voice recorder since the best ideas come when running, under the shower or during meetings with other people. Not having all of the devices used worldwide, we helped ourselves with apps such as Spoon (cross browser testing service).


{% extends "base_project.html" %} {% load humanize static hc_extras %} {% block title %}PagerTree Integration for {{ site_name }}{% endblock %} {% block content %}
If your team uses PagerTree, you can set up {{ site_name }} to create a PagerTree alert when a check goes down, and resolve it when a check goes back up.
Log into your PagerTree account, navigate to the Integrations page. Then click the New Integration button and select the Healthchecks logo.
In the New Integration Form, fill out the details with appropriate values. Then click the Create button.
Copy the Endpoint URL and paste it in the form below. Save the integration, and you are done!


HI.
This is a rather lacklustre website. Sit down, stay a while.
This is a rather lacklustre website. Sit down, stay a while.
You may have noticed the complete overhaul of everything on this site; that is completely intentional. I wasn't really happy with the state of the site before, and I have completely rebuilt it from the ground up.
The cat is gone tho
Well, not YET. But there will be stuff appearing on this site over time. Still WIP.
If you want to check out the older website, I'll keep it up at zitcream.github.io/legacy.


--- title: "Til Death Reunites Us" postHeading: "Til Death Reunites Us" subHeading: "A poem" tags: grief poetry date: "27 Sep 2018" image: "/img/Til-Death-Reunites-Us/pushing-daisies-nature-3357958_1920.jpg" credit: "Photo by pixel2013 on pixabay" ---
Grief and the beyond
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Everyone is dying,
But this earth is left for the wicked like us;
That we may live to suffer the loss of the angels who have gone before us.
O, that we shall meet again someday,
In the sweet, by and by –
After we have been cleansed
And made worthy to enter that pristine paradise.

O, may I be prepared when that day comes.
O, may I be prepared.
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Package
Description
The root package of the Bukkit API, contains generalized API classes.
Classes relevant to advancements.
Classes relevant to attributes.
Classes used to manipulate the voxels in a
world
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including special states.Classes relevant to banner blocks.
Generalized BlockData classes.
Specific BlockData classes relevant to only a given block or set of blocks.
Classes concerning the creation of boss bars that appear at the top of the
player's screen.
Classes relating to handling specialized non-chat player input.
Classes dedicated to handling a plugin's runtime configuration.
Classes dedicated to facilitate direct player-to-plugin communication.
Classes relating to the specialized enhancements to
item stacks
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world
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Interfaces for various
Minecart
types.Events
related to raids.Events
relating to programmatic state
changes on the server.Events
relating to vehicular entities
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relating to weather.Classes to facilitate
world
generation
implementation.Classes to facilitate world
Structure
generation.Classes involved in manipulating player inventories and item interactions.
The interfaces used when manipulating extra data can can be stored inside
item stacks
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Classes relevant to loot table manipulation and generation.
Classes to facilitate plugin handling of
map
displays.Classes that represents various voxel types and states.
Classes that allow attaching persistent data to various objects.
Classes specifically relating to loading software modules at runtime.
Classes for handling
plugins
written in
java.Classes to represent various
potion
properties and manipulation.Interfaces used to manage the client side score display system.
Classes related to creating or using
structures
without creating Structure
blocks
in the world.Multi and single purpose classes to facilitate various programmatic
concepts.
Classes dedicated to facilitating deterministic noise.
Spigot-specific player events.
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NamespacedKey
attached to it.Represents a 3-dimensional position in a world.An enum of all material IDs accepted by the official server and clientRepresents a String based key which consists of two components - a namespace and a key.Represents a tag that may be defined by the server or a resource pack to group like things together.Represents a world, which may contain entities, chunks and blocks -
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ClassDescriptionRepresents the art on a paintingRepresents a mutually perpendicular axis in 3D Cartesian coordinates.A single entry from a ban list.A ban list, containing bans of some
BanList.Type
.Represents a ban-type that aBanList
may track.A delegate for handling block changes.All supported color values for chatRepresents a chunk of blocksRepresents a static, thread-safe snapshot of chunk of blocks.Represents the two types of coalA container for a color palette.Represents the different growth states of cropsRepresents the various difficulty levels that are available.All supported color values for dyes and clothA list of effects that the server is able to send to players.Represents the type of an effect.A list of all Effects that can happen to entities.Represents a single firework effect.This is a builder for FireworkEffects.The type or shape of the effect.Represents a fluid type.Determines the collision behavior when fluids get hit during ray tracing.Represents a generic Mojang game event.Represents the various type of game modes thatHumanEntity
s may haveGameRules dictate certain behavior within Minecraft itself
For more information please visit the Minecraft WikiDeprecated.useBlockData
Further information regarding heightmaps.Represents an object which has aNamespacedKey
attached to it.Represents a 3-dimensional position in a world.An enum of all material IDs accepted by the official server and clientRepresents a String based key which consists of two components - a namespace and a key.A note class to store a specific note.An enum holding tones.Options which can be applied to redstone dust particles - a particle color and size.Represents various types of portals that can be made in a world.Represents a raid event.Represents the status of aRaid
.A RegionAccessor gives access to getting, modifying and spawningBiome
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andEntity
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.An enum to specify a rotation based orientation, like that on a clock.Deprecated.useBlockData
Represents a server implementation.Deprecated.checkMaterial
insteadAn Enum of Sounds the server is able to send to players.An Enum of categories for sounds.Represents a countable statistic, which is tracked by the server.The type of statistic.Deprecated.This class does not represent the structures of a world well.Represents a tag that may be defined by the server or a resource pack to group like things together.Deprecated, for removal: This API element is subject to removal in a future version.useTranslatable
Deprecated.Deprecated, see usage methods for replacement(s)Tree and organic structure types.Deprecated.This should generally not be used in any new API code as it suggests a bad API design.Deprecated.This annotation indicates a method (and sometimes constructor) will chain its internal operations.This designates the warning state for a specific item.This represents the states that server verbose for warnings may be.An enum of all current weather typesRepresents a world, which may contain entities, chunks and blocksDeprecated.Use either the Future or the Consumer based methodsRepresents various map environment types that a world may beRepresents various types of options that may be used to create a world.Represents various types of worlds that may exist -
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NamespacedKey
attached to it.Represents a 3-dimensional position in a world.An enum of all material IDs accepted by the official server and clientRepresents a String based key which consists of two components - a namespace and a key.Deprecated.checkMaterial
insteadRepresents a group of sounds for blocks that are played when various actions happen (ie stepping, breaking, hitting, etc).Deprecated, for removal: This API element is subject to removal in a future version.useTranslatable
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ClassDescriptionRepresents an object which has a
NamespacedKey
attached to it.Represents a 3-dimensional position in a world. -
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ClassDescriptionA container for a color palette.Represents a 3-dimensional position in a world.
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NamespacedKey
attached to it.An enum of all material IDs accepted by the official server and clientRepresents a String based key which consists of two components - a namespace and a key. -
ClassDescriptionRepresents the art on a paintingA single entry from a ban list.Represents a chunk of blocksA container for a color palette.All supported color values for dyes and clothA list of effects that the server is able to send to players.A list of all Effects that can happen to entities.Determines the collision behavior when fluids get hit during ray tracing.Represents the various type of game modes that
HumanEntity
s may haveRepresents an object which has aNamespacedKey
attached to it.Represents a 3-dimensional position in a world.An enum of all material IDs accepted by the official server and clientRepresents a String based key which consists of two components - a namespace and a key.A note class to store a specific note.An enum to specify a rotation based orientation, like that on a clock.Represents a server implementation.An Enum of Sounds the server is able to send to players.An Enum of categories for sounds.Deprecated, for removal: This API element is subject to removal in a future version.useTranslatable
Deprecated.Deprecated, see usage methods for replacement(s)An enum of all current weather typesRepresents a world, which may contain entities, chunks and blocks -
ClassDescriptionRepresents an object which has a
NamespacedKey
attached to it.Represents a 3-dimensional position in a world.Represents a String based key which consists of two components - a namespace and a key. -
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ClassDescriptionRepresents a generic Mojang game event.Represents a 3-dimensional position in a world.An enum of all material IDs accepted by the official server and clientA note class to store a specific note.This designates the warning state for a specific item.
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ClassDescriptionAll supported color values for dyes and clothRepresents a 3-dimensional position in a world.An enum of all material IDs accepted by the official server and clientRepresents various types of portals that can be made in a world.An Enum of Sounds the server is able to send to players.An Enum of categories for sounds.
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ClassDescriptionRepresents the various type of game modes that
HumanEntity
s may haveRepresents a 3-dimensional position in a world.An enum of all material IDs accepted by the official server and clientRepresents a String based key which consists of two components - a namespace and a key.Represents a countable statistic, which is tracked by the server.This designates the warning state for a specific item.Represents a world, which may contain entities, chunks and blocks -
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ClassDescriptionRepresents a 3-dimensional position in a world.Deprecated.This should generally not be used in any new API code as it suggests a bad API design.
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ClassDescriptionRepresents a chunk of blocksFurther information regarding heightmaps.Represents an object which has a
NamespacedKey
attached to it.Represents a 3-dimensional position in a world.An enum of all material IDs accepted by the official server and clientA RegionAccessor gives access to getting, modifying and spawningBiome
,BlockState
andEntity
, as well as generating some basic structures.Represents a world, which may contain entities, chunks and blocksRepresents various map environment types that a world may be -
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ClassDescriptionA container for a color palette.Represents an object which has a
NamespacedKey
attached to it.Represents a 3-dimensional position in a world.An enum of all material IDs accepted by the official server and clientRepresents a String based key which consists of two components - a namespace and a key.Represents a tag that may be defined by the server or a resource pack to group like things together.Deprecated, for removal: This API element is subject to removal in a future version.useTranslatable
Deprecated.This should generally not be used in any new API code as it suggests a bad API design.This annotation indicates a method (and sometimes constructor) will chain its internal operations. -
ClassDescriptionA container for a color palette.All supported color values for dyes and clothRepresents a single firework effect.Represents a 3-dimensional position in a world.An enum of all material IDs accepted by the official server and clientRepresents a String based key which consists of two components - a namespace and a key.Deprecated.This should generally not be used in any new API code as it suggests a bad API design.
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ClassDescriptionRepresents a String based key which consists of two components - a namespace and a key.
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ClassDescriptionRepresents an object which has a
NamespacedKey
attached to it.Represents a 3-dimensional position in a world.Represents a String based key which consists of two components - a namespace and a key. -
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ClassDescriptionRepresents the two types of coalRepresents the different growth states of cropsAll supported color values for dyes and clothDeprecated.use
BlockData
An enum of all material IDs accepted by the official server and clientDeprecated.useBlockData
Deprecated.Deprecated, see usage methods for replacement(s)Deprecated.This should generally not be used in any new API code as it suggests a bad API design. -
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attached to it.Represents a String based key which consists of two components - a namespace and a key. -
ClassDescriptionAll supported color values for chatAn enum of all material IDs accepted by the official server and clientRepresents a countable statistic, which is tracked by the server.
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ClassDescriptionRepresents a 3-dimensional position in a world.Represents a String based key which consists of two components - a namespace and a key.A RegionAccessor gives access to getting, modifying and spawning
Biome
,BlockState
andEntity
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For more information on the HSFC algorithm, see the
HSFC algorithm documentation.
| Order_Method String: | LOCAL_HSFC |
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| Required Query Functions: | |
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# React Fiber
## Overview of the rewrite of React's core
Claudio Procida [@claudiopro](https://github.com/claudiopro)
Core Concepts
- Virtual DOM
- Reconciliation
- Push vs. Pull
- Updates
Stack
- Synchronous
- Recursive
- Render and reconcile
# Stack: Issues
* Heavyweight context
* Can't be split in chunks
* Java-like OO architecture
* See [Sebastian Markbåge's notes](https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/7942) for insight
Fiber
- Complete rewrite of core
- Async reconciliation
- Atomic commit
# Fiber: Goals
* Pause and resume work
* Assign priority to different types of work
* Reuse previously completed work
* Abort work that is no longer needed
Note:
In a sense, Fiber's goals are to build a flexible and extensible UI rendering scheduler
# Fiber: Internals
* Uses `requestAnimationFrame`, `requestIdleCallback` APIs
* Iterative, not recursive
* Linked lists of components
* While loops to reconcile and update
# Fiber: Pros 🎉
* Does not drop frames
* Splits work across frames
* Commits when work is complete
* Can de-prioritize offscreen work
# Fiber: Cons 😭
* Harder to debug
* Better tooling needed
* Difficult to reason about
* Non instantaneous updates
# Fiber: Caveats
In Fiber, `setState()` calls will be batched more frequently. This code may not work as expected:
```js
// Wrong
this.setState({
counter: this.state.counter + this.props.increment
});
```
Use the callback form instead:
```js
// Correct
this.setState((prevState, props) => ({
counter: prevState.counter + props.increment
}));
```
# Fiber: Extras 🎁
* Error Boundaries
* Multiple components in `render()`
* Portals for dialogs
* Better SSR performance without client-side logic
Note:
React will add new features while implementing Fiber. It will add support for error handling via
Error Boundaries, sort of an equivalent to catch blocks. Error Boundaries are components to render
in case of exceptions in any of the lifecycle methods.
Additionally, render() will be able to return multiple components. This will support use cases like
tables, where collections of children should not be wrapped in parent elements. It will also play
nicely with Flexbox or Grid layouts where flex parent and children should not be separated by an
intermediate element.
Finally, server side rendering will be decoupled from the Stack implementation, which currently
slows down rendering to string, that requires no reconciliation. There is currently no plan to
provide a replacement implementation, but it could be a streaming one.
# Demo
[Fiber vs Stack](https://claudiopro.github.io/react-fiber-vs-stack-demo/)
# Fiber: When?
* Already in master HEAD (go check it out! 😍)
* Expected enabled by default in React 16
* http://isfiberreadyyet.com
Note:
Fiber is expected to be available in 2017 and will be enabled by default in React 16.
The reason why it's not enabled yet is because it's still broken.
There is a website, isfiberready.com, which shows the progress in terms of test pass rate.
Currently, test success rate is 98.1%


A Place in the Sun (1951)
Grade: 73
"A Place in the Sun" was an enormous commercial and critical success. Starring sensitive Montgomery Clift, beautiful young Elizabeth Taylor, and featuring a tragic love triangle as the story, the film had substantial appeal, particularly to women.
George (Clift) has been scraping out a living as an unskilled laborer. He visits his well-to-do uncle, who gives him a job in his bathing suit factory. George starts his new career at the bottom, meeting frumpy Alice (Shelley Winters) as a fellow drudge on the assembly line. Despite a company rule against fraternization, they see each other. Alice becomes pregnant, and presses him for a marriage that would mire him deeper in poverty.
Meanwhile, George has begun dating boss's daughter and brunette goddess Angela (Taylor). George has also been promised a promotion to management. However, Alice is in the way of his plans. George decides to take her boating... and you guess the rest.
"A Place in the Sun" is based on Theodore Dreiser's novel "An American Tragedy", which was filmed in 1931. Not having seen this movie, I compare "Place" with the 1927 classic "Sunrise", which also features a love triangle, a boating accident, and second thoughts from the protagonist. Clift's character is as gentle and earnest as ever, but has some of the ambition and duplicity of his role from "The Heiress". Winters, who played a dynamic romantic lead in "Winchester '73" from the year before (1950), is depicted as poor, drab, clinging and self-pitying. The contrast between her and dazzling rich girl Taylor could not be greater.
Perhaps Taylor's breathless character isn't fully credible. She falls too quickly and deeply in love with Clift, and remains loyal to him to the end, even paying him a visit on death row. Also, Raymond Burr acts both as police detective and prosecutor (it must be quite a small town).
High production values and a good script and cast paid off at the Academy Awards as well as the box office. "A Place in the Sun" was nominated for Best Picture and won six Oscars, including Best Director (George Stevens), Screenplay (Michael Wilson, Harry Brown) and Black & White Cinematography (William C. Mellor). Clift and Winters were also nominated for Best Actor and Actress.
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About Bluebox
BlueBox is a project of the University of Stuttgart, Institute for
Parallel and Distributed Systems
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright © 2015, 2016 Tim Waizenegger, Archana Kalidoss,
Hoda Noori, Md.Rezzakul Haider, Jochen Gutermann,
Alexander Balogh, Arthur Kaul
at the Institute for Parallel and Distributed Systems -
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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Fast and fit, the P5's skin surfaces are engineered for individual AeroZonesTM, while covering a wide fit range and featuring BBRightTM.
Cervélo is launching the most advanced and
the most aerodynamic triathlon bike.
The new P5. Simply Faster.
Built on a long history of aerodynamic and triathlon innovation, the P5 is engineered with four key features that make it Simply Faster.
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Newly engineered geometry developed to accommodate an extensive range of fit coordinates.
ComfortPly™ removes unnecessary material to reduce vibration and improve ride quality, critical for fresh legs on the run.
A standard center bolt mount is optimized for the Magura hydraulic brake, but accepts any standard brake caliper.
Variable airfoil truncation in the seatpost AeroZone™ is specifically engineered to keep air attached to the rider and frame longer, thus reducing overall drag.
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Because cables can add up to 40 grams of drag when exposed, all cables of the aerobar are 100% hidden, following an ultra low friction cable path.
The P5’s AeroBar matches perfectly with the brake, fork and frame to form a single aerodynamic body for flawless aerodynamic performance.
Aero by Cervélo, hydraulics by Magura. Prepare yourself for the fastest brakes on the fastest bike.
High compatibility to fit all wheels, and an extremely user-friendly quick release system at the lever.
A self-lubricating hydraulic brake system with mineral oil means you can say goodbye to regular line and cable changes.
At under 500 grams, the Magura hydraulic brake system weighs approximately 24 grams less than the next lightest brake.
Consisting of two hollow halves attached to the brake arms, the front brake cover reduces aero drag by approximately 9 grams.
The rear brake of the P5 is hidden below the chainstays under the bottom bracket for ultimate speed.
Hydraulic performance offers better control, power and modulation to maximize speed management.
Designed for speed and versatility, developed around the P5 to be sleek and intuitive to use, and precisely positioned to reduce drag.
Cables and battery are completely hidden inside the frame’s Hidden Pocket for an aero improvement of 10-20 grams, and for easy access and service.
The P5 offers multiple storage options, each one specifically positioned to minimize aero drag, so you’re always ready to race.
The P5 features a horizontal standard two-bolt bottle cage between the arms on the aerobar, by far the most aero position.
Introducing three of our up and coming new Cervélo sponsored athletes who have already achieved major success on our bikes. With a promising year ahead racing on the new P5, our athletes are the ones to watch in 2012.
After two years on the amateur circuit, the 31 year old American recently completed her first pro race, Ironman Cozumel in Mexico and moved to California to devote herself to the sport full-time.
The 34 year old Cervélo customer service and technical manager is an age-grouper who will be using Saint Croix 70.3 and Lake Placid to attempt to qualify for his first Kona Ironman in 2012.
In 2011 the 28 year old Hungarian had a breakthrough year – winning his first Ironman race in Korea, and qualifying for the Ironman World Championships in Hawaii for the first time.
Meet some of the talented Cervélo engineers whose tireless commitment to innovation has brought the P5 to life.
Since founding Cervélo with Gerard Vroomen 18 years ago, Phil has guided the company in continually creating breakthrough innovations in their products, including the new P5.
Leads design of frame and forks, he ensures the best mechanical engineering and aerodynamic direction for the fastest rides in the pro cycling peloton.
An expert in computational fluid dynamics, Ivan leads Cervélo’s aerodynamic team in the design of high-end carbon fiber race bicycles.
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1ST |
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ST CROIX 70.3 IRONMAN20 April 2012 |
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R/extensive_form.R
extensive_form.Rd
extensive_form
defines an extensive-form game and draws
a game tree.
extensive_form( players = NULL, actions, payoffs, show_tree = TRUE, show_node_id = TRUE, info_set = NULL, info_line = "solid", direction = "down", color_palette = "Set1", family = NULL, size_player = 4, size_payoff = 4, size_action = 4, size_node_id = 4, size_terminal = 2, scale = NULL )
| players | A list of players. Each element of the list must be a
character string or a vector of character strings at a specific depth of
the tree. Terminal nodes, where payoffs are displayed, must be specified
as |
|---|---|
| actions | A list of actions. Each element of the list must be a vector of character strings that corresponds to a specific player node. |
| payoffs | A named list of payoffs. Each element of the list must be a
numeric vector of payoffs for a player. The names of the elements must
match the names of the players specified by |
| show_tree | A logical value. If |
| show_node_id | A logical value. If |
| info_set | A list of information sets. |
| info_line | Line type to connect nodes in an information set. Either
|
| direction | The direction to which a game tree grows.
The value must be one of:
|
| color_palette | A color palette to be used. Default is "Set1". |
| family | A font family to be used in the tree. |
| size_player | Font size for the players' names. Default is 4. |
| size_payoff | Font size for the payoffs. Default is 4. |
| size_action | Font size for the action displayed by each edge. Default is 4. |
| size_node_id | Size of the node id. Default is 4. |
| size_terminal | Size of the terminal node. Default is 2. |
| scale | Scale |
An object of "extensive_form" class, which defines an extensive-form (or sequential) game.
This function defines an extensive-form game and draws the game tree.
Yoshio Kamijo and Yuki Yanai<EMAIL_ADDRESS>g1 <- extensive_form( players = list("Kamijo", rep("Yanai", 2), rep(NA, 4)), actions <- list(c("U", "D"), c("U'", "D'"), c("U''", "D''")), payoffs = list(Kamijo = c(0, 2, 1, 3), Yanai = c(0, 1, 2, 1)))g2 <- extensive_form( players = list("f", c("m", "m"), rep(NA, 4)), actions = list(c("ballet", "baseball"), c("ballet", "baseball"), c("ballet", "baseball")), payoffs = list(f = c(2, 0, 0, 1), m = c(1, 0, 0, 2)), show_node_id = FALSE)g3 <- extensive_form( players = list("p1", rep("p2", 3), rep(NA, 6)), actions = list(c("C", "D", "E"), c("F", "G"), c("H", "I"), c("J", "K")), payoffs = list(p1 = c(3, 1, 1, 2, 2, 1), p2 = c(0, 0, 1, 1, 2, 3)), direction = "down", show_node_id = TRUE)


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Red Hat® Ansible® Tower helps you scale IT automation, manage complex deployments and speed productivity. Centralize and control your IT infrastructure with a visual dashboard, role-based access control, job scheduling and graphical inventory management.
What is Ansible Tower
How Ansible Tower Works
Installing Ansible Tower
Key Features
What is Ansible Tower?
Ansible Tower is an enterprise framework for controlling, securing and managing your Ansible automation – with a UI and RESTful API
Role-based access control keeps environments secure, and teams efficient
Non-privileged users can safely deploy entire applications with push-button deployment access
All Ansible automations are centrally logged, ensuring complete auditability and compliance
Platform Overview
Installing Ansible Tower
# the most common and preferred way of
# installation for RHEL (Preferred) or Ubuntu
$ wget https://bit.ly/ansibletower
# bundled installer can be downloaded for
# RHEL (and select derivatives) at
$ wget https://bit.ly/ansibletowerbundle
# looking for a specific version? navigate to http://releases.ansible.com/ansible-tower
# to see all the versions available for download
Server Requirements
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7 (and select derivatives), Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit, and Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64-bit support required (kernel and runtime).
A currently supported version of Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome.
2 GB RAM minimum (4+ GB RAM highly recommended)
20 GB of dedicated hard disk space
Demo Time: Installing Ansible Tower
Workshop: Installing Ansible Tower
Key Features of Ansible Tower
Dashboard and User Interface
User Base -- Organizations, Teams & Users
Credentials
Inventories
Projects
Job Templates & Jobs
Role Based Access Control (RBAC)
Dashboard and User Interface
User Base
A user is an account to access Ansible Tower and its services given the permissions granted to it.
An organization is a logical collection of users, teams, projects, inventories and more. All entities belong to an organization with the exception of users.
Teams provide a means to implement role-based access control schemes and delegate responsibilities across organizations.
Credentials
Credentials are utilized by Ansible Tower for authentication with various external resources:
Connecting to remote machines to run jobs
Syncing with inventory sources
Importing project content from version control systems
Connecting to and managing networking devices
Centralized management of various credentials allows end users to leverage a secret without ever exposing that secret to them.
Inventory
Inventory is a collection of hosts (nodes) with associated data and groupings that Ansible Tower can connect to and manage.
Hosts (nodes)
Groups
Inventory-specific data (variables)
Static or dynamic sources
Projects
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Job Templates
A job template is a definition and set of parameters for running an Ansible Playbook.
Job templates are useful to execute the same job many times and encourage the reuse of Ansible Playbook content and collaboration between teams.
Jobs
A job is an instance of Ansible Tower launching an Ansible Playbook against an inventory of hosts.
Job results can be easily viewed
View the standard out for a more in-depth look
Role Based Access Control (RBAC)
Role-Based Access Controls (RBAC) are built into Ansible Tower and allow administrators to delegate access to server inventories, organizations, and more. These controls allow Ansible Tower to help you increase security and streamline management of your Ansible automation.
Role Based Access Control (RBAC)
Demo Time: Ansible Tower Basic Setup & Job Run
Workshop: Ansible Tower Basic Setup & Your First Job Run
Dynamic Inventory in Ansible Tower
Dynamic inventory is a script that queries a service, like a cloud provider API or a management application. This data is formatted in an Ansible-specific JSON data structure and is used in lieu of static inventory files.
Groups are generated based on host metadata
Single source of truth saves time, avoids duplication and reduces human error
Dynamic and static inventory sources can be used together
Demo: Ansible Tower Dynamic Inventory
More with Ansible Tower
Job Status Updates
Activity Stream
Integrated Notifications
Schedule Jobs
Manage and Track Your Inventory
Self Service IT (User Surveys)
Remote Command Execution
External Logging
Multi-Playbook Workflows
Job Status Update
Heads-up NOC-style automation dashboard displays everything going on in your Ansible environment.
Activity Stream
Securely stores every Job that runs, and enables you to view them later, or export details through Ansible Tower’s API.
Integrated Notifications
Stay informed of your automation status via integrated notifications. Connect Slack, Hipchat, SMS, email and more.
Schedule Jobs
Enables you to schedule any Job now, later, or forever.
Manage and Track Your Inventory
Ansible Tower’s inventory syncing and provisioning callbacks allow nodes to request configuration on demand, enabling auto-scaling.
Self Service IT
Ansible Tower lets you launch Playbooks with just a single click. It can prompt you for variables, let you choose from available secure credentials and monitor the resulting deployments.
Remote Command Execution
Run simple tasks on any hosts with Ansible Tower's remote command execution. Add users or groups, reset passwords, restart a malfunctioning service or patch a critical security issue, quickly.
External Logging
Connect Ansible Tower to your external logging and analytics provider to perform analysis of automation and event correlation across your entire environment.
Multi-Playbook Workflows
Ansible Tower’s multi-Playbook workflows chains any number of Playbooks together to create a single workflow. Different Jobs can be run depending on success or failure of the prior Playbook.
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It’s easy to get started ansible.com/get-started
Try Ansible Tower for free: ansible.com/tower-trial
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'Zero' Contribution From Batsmen, Team Loses by Whopping 754 runs in Harris Shield
In reply to 761/4, they were bowled out for 7, all scored through extras and with none of their batsman managing a single run.
Ever heard of an entire team being bowled out for a single-digit total? And this when their opponent plundered a jaw-dropping 761/4 in 45 overs?
Sounds bizarre enough?
Wait, it gets better.
An U-16 Harris Shield 45-over-a-side match between Swami Vivekananda International School and Children’s Welfare Centre School is possibly the leading contender for producing the weirdest scorecard in cricket’s history.
Children’s Welfare Centre School were left to climb Mt. Everest and they hardly managed to take one step forward. In reply to the mountain of runs, they were bowled out for 7, all scored through extras and with none of their batsman managing a single run.
Swami Vivekananda International School from Borivali amassed 761/4 thanks to a triple century from Meet Mayekar who blasted an unbeaten 338 off 134 deliveries. His innings was studded with seven sixes and 56 fours.
With the cushion of 750+ runs, Vivekananda bowlers made the contest even more on-sided in the tournament’s 126-year history.
Alok Pal took a hat-trick (6/3) and Varad Vaza (2/3) combined to send back their opponents in six overs that included two run-outs as well. According to a report in the Mumbai Mirror, following their embarrassing collapse, the Children’s Welfare Centre School participants left the ground in a hurry.
Three Centre School bowlers leaked over 100 runs – Usman Bhoga leaked 116 runs in eight overs, Abhishek Nath, 140 runs in nine overs, while captain Harsh Mishra was taken for 139 runs in eight overs.
And to add insult to their injury, for failing to bowl their quota of 45 overs within the stipulated time, Centre School were handed a penalty of 156 runs.
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# File lib/trello/card.rb, line 14 14: def create(options) 15: new('name' => options[:name], 16: 'idList' => options[:list_id], 17: 'desc' => options[:description]).save! 18: end
Returns a list of the actions associated with this card.
# File lib/trello/card.rb, line 38 38: def actions 39: return @actions if @actions 40: @actions = Client.get("/cards/#{id}/actions").json_into(Action) 41: end
Add a comment with the supplied text.
# File lib/trello/card.rb, line 116 116: def add_comment(text) 117: Client.post("/cards/#{id}/actions/comments", :text => text) 118: end
Returns a reference to the board this card is part of.
# File lib/trello/card.rb, line 44 44: def board 45: return @board if @board 46: @board = Board.find(board_id) 47: end
Returns a list of checklists associated with the card.
The options hash may have a filter key which can have its value set as any of the following values:
:filter => [ :none, :all ] # default :all
# File lib/trello/card.rb, line 54 54: def checklists(options = { :filter => :all }) 55: return @checklists if @checklists 56: @checklists = Client.get("/cards/#{id}/checklists", options).json_into(Checklist) 57: end
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Returns a reference to the list this card is currently in.
# File lib/trello/card.rb, line 60 60: def list 61: return @list if @list 62: @list = List.find(list_id) 63: end
Change the list this card is a part of
# File lib/trello/card.rb, line 86 86: def list=(other) 87: Client.put("/card/#{id}/idList", :value => other.id) 88: @list_id = other.id 89: other 90: end
Returns a list of members who are assigned to this card.
# File lib/trello/card.rb, line 66 66: def members 67: return @members if @members 68: @members = member_ids.map do |member_id| 69: Client.get("/members/#{member_id}").json_into(Member) 70: end 71: end
Change the name of the card
# File lib/trello/card.rb, line 74 74: def name=(val) 75: Client.put("/card/#{id}/name", :value => val) 76: @name = val 77: end
Saves a record.
# File lib/trello/card.rb, line 93 93: def save! 94: # If we have an id, just update our fields. 95: return update! if id 96: 97: Client.post("/cards", { 98: :name => @name, 99: :desc => @description, 100: :idList => @list_id 101: }).json_into(self) 102: end
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# File lib/trello/card.rb, line 105 105: def update! 106: # Trello doesn't support this yet. But Daniel is working on it as I 107: # place this comment here! 108: end
Update the fields of a card.
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That's when it happened.
My timer went off, I woke up slightly from my code filled daze, drank some water and went for a jog down the street and back.
On my arrival back home I felt alive and energised, ready to go. I sat back at my desk, set the timer again and asked myself what
I was going to do by the time it went off again. The answer was this: google my problem and read carefully so I understand, look at a few
different sites and try the things out. If no luck still then ask my question on Slack but before sending it take a minute to reflect on it, maybe go to the toilet
or have more water. If still no answer then post message. I then received some helpful clues and tips to solve the problem. Yay, success!!
I learnt that having a timer on is a wonderful check-in point and way to stop the hours going by so fast. I also learnt that the input to the
function was wrong and returning that AND the correct input minus the first letter. Learnt a lot more about what not to do which will come in
handy to remind me when I am doing those things again... hopefully.
When I solved a problem in an elegant way...
This morning I woke up. It was sunny and I felt excited to get into studying because during my half slumber time before my alarm went off again, my brain had come up with the solution to the problem I was working on the night before. All I had to do was stop working on it, tuck myself in and have a good old rest, that's my new favourite kind of problem solving technique and look forward to using it again in the future. How did I feel? Well rested, delighted and proud of my brain and all that it does for me. I learnt that leaving my computer and giving myself space to think can be a great way to solve problems.
Reflect on how confident you feel using the problem solving techniques and process:
Pseudocode Okay, 5/10, maybe even a 6. I like that it gives clues about how to solve the test.
Trying something Yup, trying and trying more, I'm all over that, 8/10 for that.
Rubber ducky method I've been talking to my drink bottle and outloud to myself, has been working well for me.
When my flatmate came out of his room he was confused as he swore I was having a conversation with someone but no one else was there. I explained myself, don't worry.
Reading error messages hum, maybe a 3.5/10. Sometimes I just don't know what it is saying or where that extra curly bracket is.
Console.logging Oh console.log my friend who sees what's actually going on so well. Feeling well acquainted and confident, 10/10.
Googling 8/10, I am getting better at refining my question and finding the pages that will give me the info I need relatively quickly.
Could definitely get better at all of these things.
Asking your peers for help Have been doing this, even my flatmate who is interested but has no coding experience.
Could ask more or quicker, I don't want to ask all the time and I want myself to get the answer and do it myself.
Asking coaches for help Have done this a few times. Very useful especially over a video call as Jo$eph explains it
well and I can ask small questions to make sure I'm understanding it correctly.
Improving your process with reflection only a 5/10 for this one. By the time I go to write my end of day reflection
I am tired and wanna get away from the computer. I do think about the things and how they work while doing other things, does mental reflection count?


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9-year-old boy writes song to cope with being called ‘trash’
by Hannah SparksWhen 9-year-old Kamryn Henderson gets the blues, he writes music about it.
But the third-grader started getting bullied at school and online — so much so that he had to enroll in a new school. It became nearly impossible to sing away his troubles.
“If I cried, then I would get bullied more,” he told KMBC News in Blue Springs, Mo.
When one student called him “trash,” he reached a tipping point.
“I looked at my phone again and I’m like, ‘I’m not trash,’ ” said the young musician. “That’s not true. That’s not true at all.”
To cope with the painful experience, he wrote a song called “Look Within Yourself.” He then filmed himself singing and playing the song on his ukulele, and bravely shared the video on social media this week.
“Sometimes bullies will tell you that you’re not good enough or you have to change who you are,” he wrote on YouTube. “Be you. Don’t worry about the other stuff.”
Kamryn, who hopes to make it to Broadway one day, said writing the song made him feel “better about himself” and added that the tune is dedicated to all bullied kids out there, especially his sister, who he said is also teased at school.
“You’re beautiful and special if no one ever tells you,” he sings. “You don’t have to change a thing for someone else. Just look within yourself. Just look within yourself.”

“When you listen to the song, you can hear that confidence. You can hear that he’s happy with who he is,” she said. “He’s kind of saying to the world, ‘This is me.’ ”
His song is one of the more heartwarming ways kids are tackling the issue of bullying. At the start of the school year, a Kansas second-grader was photographed consoling an autistic classmate who was being teased.


A fairly generic quad tree structure for rapid overlap checks.
FlxQuadTree is also configured for single or dual list operation.
You can add items either to its A list or its B list.
When you do an overlap check, you can compare the A list to itself,
or the A list against the B list. Handy for different things!
protected var _b:Number
protected var _canSubdivide:Boolean
Whether this branch of the tree can be subdivided or not.
protected var _headA:FlxList
These variables refer to the internal A and B linked lists,
which are used to store objects in the leaves.
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protected var _hh:Number
protected var _hw:Number
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protected static var _min:uint
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protected var _mx:Number
protected var _my:Number
protected var _ne:FlxQuadTree
protected var _nw:FlxQuadTree
protected static var _o:FlxObject
These objects are used to reduce recursive parameters internally.
protected static var _oa:uint
protected static var _ob:Number
protected static var _oc:Function
protected static var _ol:Number
protected static var _or:Number
protected static var _ot:Number
protected var _r:Number
protected var _se:FlxQuadTree
protected var _sw:FlxQuadTree
protected var _t:Number
protected var _tailA:FlxList
protected var _tailB:FlxList
public function FlxQuadTree(X:Number, Y:Number, Width:Number, Height:Number, Parent:FlxQuadTree = null)
Instantiate a new Quad Tree node.
Parameters
| X:Number — The X-coordinate of the point in space.
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| Y:Number — The Y-coordinate of the point in space.
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| Width:Number — Desired width of this node.
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| Height:Number — Desired height of this node.
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| Parent:FlxQuadTree (default = null ) — The parent branch or node. Pass null to create a root.
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public function add(Object:FlxObject, List:uint):void
Call this function to add an object to the root of the tree.
This function will recursively add all group members, but
not the groups themselves.
Parameters
| Object:FlxObject — The FlxObject you want to add. FlxGroup objects will be recursed and their applicable members added automatically.
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| List:uint — A uint flag indicating the list to which you want to add the objects. Options are A_LIST and B_LIST .
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protected function addObject():void
Internal function for recursively navigating and creating the tree
while adding objects to the appropriate nodes.
protected function addToList():void
Internal function for recursively adding objects to leaf lists.
public function overlap(BothLists:Boolean = true, Callback:Function = null):Boolean
FlxQuadTree
's other main function. Call this after adding objects
using FlxQuadTree.add()
to compare the objects that you loaded.
Parameters
| BothLists:Boolean (default = true ) — Whether you are doing an A-B list comparison, or comparing A against itself.
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| |
| Callback:Function (default = null ) — A function with two FlxObject parameters - e.g. myOverlapFunction(Object1:FlxObject,Object2:FlxObject); If no function is provided, FlxQuadTree will call kill() on both objects.
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Returns
| Boolean — Whether or not any overlaps were found.
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protected function overlapNode(Iterator:FlxList = null):Boolean
An internal function for comparing an object against the contents of a node.
Parameters
| Iterator:FlxList (default = null ) — An optional pointer to a linked list entry (for comparing A against itself).
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Returns
| Boolean — Whether or not any overlaps were found.
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public static const A_LIST:uint = 0
Flag for specifying that you want to add an object to the A list.
public static const B_LIST:uint = 1
Flag for specifying that you want to add an object to the B list.


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SteamController
Drop-in support for Steam Controllers for iOS and tvOS.
For information about how to use a Steam Controller in Bluetoth LE mode, see Steam Controller BLE.
Example
To run the example project, clone the repo, and run the SteamControllerTestApp target.
In the example app, power on your controller (in BLE or BLE pairing mode) and press Scan. Connected controllers will appear in the list, and the UI will reflect the state of the controller. Tapping on a controller from the list will open the settings view for that controller, where you can also see the battery level, and change its configuration (seen above).
Requirements
- iOS 12 or later (not tested on earlier versions).
- Steam Controller with BLE firmware.
- A game supporting MFi controllers using the
GameController
framework. - Starting on iOS 13, your app’s Info.plist needs a
NSBluetoothAlwaysUsageDescription
key with a description of how it uses bluetooth.
Installation
CocoaPods
CocoaPods is a dependency manager for Cocoa projects. You can install it with the following command:
$ gem install cocoapods
To integrate SteamController into your Xcode project using CocoaPods, specify it in your Podfile
:
pod 'SteamController'
Then, run the following command:
$ pod install
Carthage
Carthage is a decentralized dependency manager that builds your dependencies and provides you with binary frameworks.
You can install Carthage with Homebrew using the following command:
$ brew update
$ brew install carthage
To integrate SteamController into your Xcode project using Carthage, specify it in your Cartfile
:
github "zydeco/SteamController"
Run carthage update
to build the framework and drag the built SteamController.framework
into your Xcode project.
Usage
Everything should work like with MFi controllers. Depending on how your game works, you might not need any changes at all.
#import <SteamController/SteamController.h>
.- To listen for steam controllers, either:
- Call
[SteamControllerManager listenForConnections]
when your app starts (uses private IOKit API). - Call
[[SteamControllerManager sharedManager] scanForControllers]
when you want to scan for controllers.
- Call
- The framework will post
GCControllerDidConnectNotification
andGCControllerDidDisconnectNotification
, as with native controllers. - Connected Steam Controllers will be returned in
[GCController controllers]
. - Steam Controllers are a subclass of
GCController
(SteamController
) that implements theextendedGamepad
profile. - Core buttons are mapped to Apple’s MFi Extended Gamepad Profile.
- Trackpads and stick can be mapped to D-pad and thumbsticks. (see below)
- Trackpads can be set to require click for input (default), or not.
Button Mapping
- Analog Stick: L-Thumbstick
- Left Trackpad: D-Pad (Requires Click)
- Right Trackpad: R-Thumbstick / C-Buttons (Requires Click)
- A, B, X, Y: Equivalent
- Bumpers/Shoulders: L1 / R1
- Triggers: L2 / R2
- Grip buttons: L3 / R3
- Steam Button: Pause handler and combinations via
steamButtonCombinationHandler
, or home button - Analog Stick click: L3 (Default)
- Trackpad clicks: L3 / R3 (when click is not required for input)
- Back: Options button
- Forward: Menu button
Alternate mapping for backward compatibility:
Since options and menu buttons were added in iOS 13, back and forward are also added as a class extension to GCExtendedGamepad
.
- Back:
steamBackButton
- Forward:
steamForwardButton
Controller Configuration
The SteamController
class has some additional properties to customise its configuration.
See the documentation for more info.
These are available as GUI options in the example app.
License
The SteamController framework is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.


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If the directory of the application is listed in your $PATH environment variable you don't have to enter a full path. Simply enter the name of the application.
If you don't want to enter the path of the application or data file you can use the "Browse..." menu entry. This brings up a standard file dialog which allows you to select a file. The menu is accessable through that little arrow button. This menu also contains the seven most recently used application.
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This file contains some fundamental scheduling policies for the pool class. A scheduling policy is realized by a task container which controls the access to the tasks. Fundamentally the container determines the order the tasks are processed by the thread pool. The task containers need not to be thread-safe because they are used by the pool in thread-safe way.
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| def | tam_column (self) |
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Abstract function to all the thruster models avaialble. The instance of a thruster model must use the factory method.
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Thruster class constructor. Parameters ---------- index: int Thruster's index. topic: str Name of the thruster's command topic. pos: numpy.array 3D position of the thruster with relation to the reference frame. orientation: numpy.array Quaternion with the orientation of the thruster with relation to the reference frame.
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| thrust | |||
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Convert desired thrust force to input command according to this function. Overwrite this method to implement custom models.
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| max_value, | |||
| n_points | |||
| ) |
Sample the conversion curve and return the values.
| def uuv_thrusters.models.thruster.Thruster.get_thrust_value | ( | self, | |
| command | |||
| ) |
Computes the thrust force for the given command.


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Valtteri Bottas claims Red Bull "are better than us" in a straight line!
by Adam NewtonValtteri Bottas believes that Aston Martin Red Bull Racing now have stronger straight line speed than his Mercedes team following the impressive showing at the Brazilian Grand Prix by the Honda powered team. Max Verstappen won the race and Alex Albon was set for his first podium in F1 before contact with Lewis Hamilton.
However, it was still a Honda 1-2 as Pierre Gasly came home second for Toro Rosso, and the straight line speed of the Honda powered cars was a talking point all weekend.
Since their return to F1, Honda have been known as the underpowered engine, but they showed their strength at Interlagos, and Bottas now believes that Red Bull Racing are faster on the straights than his Mercedes team.
According to RaceFans.net, Bottas said: “We knew they would be strong, but I think they were even stronger than we expected.
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[Erowid Note: 210 mgs of methylphenidate is considered an extremely high dose]
Christmas day started off like every other Christmas, younger sibling eager to open his presents, and me eager to sleep in after a late night helping my parents rap gifts. Christmas continues as usual, opening gifts till about 12:00 then eating brunch and making plans for tomorrow with friends. It's 6:00pm and all family that is expected to come has arrived and I find myself excessively tired so I call my friend and ask her if I could purchase 7 ritalins for $4.00. She agrees. I meet up with my friend about 7:15 and purchase the product and indulge in small talk over a smoke.
As soon as I get home I crush one up and insufflate it in one line up into my left sinus, instantly I feel more awake and talkative I join my family for dinner at around 7:30pm, appetite lost, I ate very little and felt sorta sick. After dinner I proceed to my garage for a quick bowl to ease my stomach discomfort. After the bowl I feel very enlightened and energetic. I go inside the house and we begin to open presents from the relatives.
I go to my bedroom putting gifts away and crush up 2 more ritalin and sniff them in 1 line up into my left nostril. Instantly I can taste the ritalin and have trouble breathing, I grab a glass of water and quikly chug it down. Instant relief of dry throat. I can feel the methylphenidate in my brain, sorta like a warming sensation, and I am increasingly talkative with a friend of the family's and enjoy a 25 minute conversation with him, then we walk outside for a little joint.
As I haul on the joint I feel a slight euphoria, and the need to be increasingly talkative. I enter my room and grab the remaining 4 ritalins and proceed to crush them with the mortar and pestle. When there is nothing but fine blue powder I make up 2 massive lines both containing 2 pills of ritalin each, 20mg of methylphenidate per line, me and my friend quickly insufflate the lines in 1 quick sweep and return to being talkative and over-enthusiastic about things.
After about 15 mins I begin to get the craving for another so I call up my person and ask if she would sell me 15 for $10.00, she quickly agrees and I arrive at her house within 10 mins. I notice a slight shake in my hands and my jaw is chewing like I have gum in my mouth, but I don't! I quickly have a smoke and say goodbye. When I arrive home the first thing my friend asks is if he can trade 3 5mg valiums for 2 ritalins and I agree. After we insufflate 2 1/2 more ritalins each we quickly begin discussing common subjects, Christmas, family, jobs, girlfriends, etc. I notice my friends jaw is grinding like a m*th*rf*ck*r and decide to grab some water for both of us.
It's about 10:30 and my family is chillin in the livingroom chatting about life. My friend quickly asks if he can spot some off me and I assure him it is no problem at all. We quickly insufflate 2 1/2 ritalins each and the high suddenly changes. I become much more happy and it is starting to imitate a cocaine high but not as happy. I was also very paranoid about getting caught. I continue talking and decide to go outside for a quick pipe bowl. After the first haul I feel much more relaxed but at the same time energetic and increasingly aware.
It's around 12:00am and my friend departs home but not without railing another massive load of ritalin. We both sniff about 2 pills and then he leaves to go home. I sit and ponder what I am gonna do today, Christmas day is over. After about 10 mins I decide to go for 3 more Ritalin and spend a great deal more care crushing it up this time, as if I were perfecting the grain or something. I quickly make 2 lines and sniff 1 up each side and sit back on my bed. I am hearing music but my CD player isn't on. I have had this before, it is caused by sleep deprivation and the ritalin in combination.
I decide to turn on the radio and play some James Bond Goldeneye on N64, (my playstation was stolen about a month ago :( ) As I continue to play I get so into the game that I don't realize an hour has passed and it's 1:30am.
I am starting to feel tired so I sniff 2 more ritalins and eat 2. I sit in my bed and ponder for about 2 hours about life and other things, during this time I had about 3 ritalins insufflated. I go into my garage for a pipe bowl of cannabis and drift to sleep for about 15 mins. When I wake up I have a major craving for ritalin and it is causing me to feel depressed and paranoid. I go inside and quickly grind up half a pill, I have noticed my stomach is not taking kindly to the abuse so I lower the dosage, I quickly sniff it up and return to my happy self.
About 1/2 hour later I finish the other half and eat one more It is now 6:30am and yet I crave another Blue Baby. I mash another one up and put it up my nose with a swift sniff. I feel fatigued but energetic, and I notice that my body/muscles are tired but my brain is fully awake and alert. But I am hearing things: music, people talking, and what sounds like a low humming. It's 7:15am and I did 1 about 5 mins ago, the whole family is asleep and yet I still think I hear ppl coming towards my room.
Final Entry: It's 8:00am Sunday, members of my family have awoke and I am VERY PARANOID!! I am going to do 2 more now and I still have 15 left. I hope I can resist the craving and get some sleep. Thinking about taking Valium to relax muscles and get some sleep.
If you are thinking of doing a lot of ritalin in a night consider little portions and more time in between. I blew my nose a minute ago and the tissue had blood drops and was tinted blue. My nose is not in any pain? Which I don't understand! Hopefully when I wake up it doesn't hurt! I can't stop chewing even if I try, it's very annoying and painful to my jaw muscle.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.