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SBGN-ML Newt |
SBGN-ML Newt |
| A binds B to a complex, reducing concentration of B and stimulation of reaction D1 to D2, hence inhibiting the reaction D1 to D2 |
|
SBGN-ML Newt |
SBGN-ML Newt |
| A stimulates B1 to become B2, reducing concentration of B1 and stimulation of reaction C1 to C2, hence inhibiting the reaction C1 to C2 |
|
SBGN-ML Newt |
SBGN-ML Newt |
| A dissociates into B and C. This decreases the concentration of A, and as A stimulated reaction D1 to D2, dissociation inhibits this reaction |
|
SBGN-ML Newt |
SBGN-ML Newt |
| A inhibits a reaction of modification B to C, while B participates also in some other reaction |
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SBGN-ML Newt |
SBGN-ML Newt |
| A controls a reaction of modification B to C, while B also participates in some other reeactions |
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SBGN-ML Newt |
SBGN-ML Newt |
| A inhibits a reaction of modification B to C, while B participates only in this reaction |
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SBGN-ML Newt |
SBGN-ML Newt |
| A stimulates a reaction of modification B to C, while B participates only in this reaction |
|
SBGN-ML Newt |
SBGN-ML Newt |
| If some element controls reaction it also takes part as a substrate (self-stimulation or self-inhibition), then this control is not translated into a self-influence on AF diagram |
|
SBGN-ML Newt |
SBGN-ML Newt |
| If several PD elements have the same name, then translation collapses them into a single AF element with this name. Elements considered to be of the same name, if they have equal labels, even if their states are different. All influences on reactions these elements possesed are joined into the single new one. |
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SBGN-ML Newt |
SBGN-ML Newt |
| Plain process without enzyme regulation is translated as a positive-influence |
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SBGN-ML Newt |
SBGN-ML Newt |
| A sink takes role of outcoming metabolite in the simple control pattern, it should not be represented in Activity Flow diagram. B is included to AF diagram, even if it participates only in this reaction |
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SBGN-ML Newt |
SBGN-ML Newt |
| A source takes role of incoming metabolite in the simple control pattern, it should not be represented in Activity Flow diagram. In contrary to the source, C element is always included into AF diagram, even if it doesn't participate in other reactions |


Mother-of-six throws day-old baby in pit
by Daud OlatunjiDaud Olatunji, Abeokuta
A 30-year-old mother-of-six, Risikat Olabintan, has been arrested for throwing away her one-day-old baby in a soak-away pit.
Olabintan was reported to have secretly given birth to the baby on Monday and allegedly threw him inside the soak-away as early as 5.00 a.m.
The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Abimbola Oyeyemi, disclosed this on Wednesday in a statement.
Oyeyemi said the arrest of the woman followed a distress call received by residents of Ibukun Oluwapo Community, Ishaga Surulere area in Owode-Yewa in Ogun State, on the abandoned baby.
He said the police was told that some children heard the cry of a baby in the soak-away while playing at the backyard of their compound and raised the alarm.
He said, “On receiving the information, the DPO Owode-Yewa, Sp Olabisi Elebute, quickly led a team of policemen to the scene where the baby was rescued with the assistance of members of the public.
“Investigation later revealed that it was the said Risikat Olabintan who gave birth secretly to the baby and threw him inside the soak-away as early as 5am of that day, hence she was apprehended.
“On interrogation, she made a confessional statement that she actually gave birth to the baby which is the sixth of her children and that she has no means of feeding them all since her husband had absconded for quite some time now.
“Both the baby and the mother are presently in the hospital for medical attention and the baby is responding positively to treatment.”
The PPRO said the Commissioner of Police, Imohimi Edgal, had directed that the case be transferred to Anti-Human Trafficking and Child Labour Unit of the State Investigation and Intelligence Department for proper investigation.
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Parin (Secretary)
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Yi (Treasurer)
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Jason (Social Media Specialist)
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Motion/Other Buisness:
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PUBG Competition
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| Film |
Date |
Director |
Country |
Source work |
Author |
Date |
Type
|
| The Iron Curtain |
1948 |
William Wellman |
US |
This Was My Choice[6] |
Igor Gouzenko |
1948 |
Memoir
|
| I Was a Communist for the FBI |
1951 |
Gordon Douglas |
US |
Saturday Evening Post series |
Matt Cvetic |
194? |
Stories
|
| 5 Steps to Danger |
1957 |
Henry S. Kesler |
US |
The Steel Mirror |
Donald Hamilton |
1948 |
Novel
|
| From Russia with Love |
1963 |
Terence Young |
UK |
From Russia, with Love |
Ian Fleming |
1957 |
Novel
|
| Hot Enough for June |
1964 |
Ralph Thomas |
UK |
The Night of Wenceslas |
Lionel Davidson |
1960 |
Novel
|
| The Spy Who Came in from the Cold |
1965 |
Martin Ritt |
UK |
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold[7] |
John le Carré |
1963 |
Novel
|
| The Ipcress File |
1965 |
Sidney J. Furie |
UK |
The IPCRESS File |
Len Deighton |
1962 |
Novel
|
| The Deadly Affair |
1966 |
Sidney Lumet |
UK |
Call for the Dead |
John le Carré |
1961 |
Novel
|
| The Looking Glass War |
1969 |
Frank Pierson |
UK |
The Looking Glass War |
John le Carré |
1965 |
Novel
|
| Topaz |
1969 |
Alfred Hitchcock |
US |
Topaz |
Leon Uris |
1967 |
Novel
|
| The Kremlin Letter |
1970 |
John Huston |
US |
The Kremlin Letter |
Noel Behn |
196? |
Novel
|
| Hopscotch |
1980 |
Ronald Neame |
US |
Hopscotch |
Brian Garfield |
1975 |
Novel
|
| TASS Is Authorized to Declare... * |
1984 |
Vladimir Fokin |
USSR |
ТАСС уполномочен заявить... |
"Yulian Semyonov" |
1979 |
Novel
|
| The Falcon and the Snowman |
1985 |
John Schlesinger |
UK & US |
The Falcon and the Snowman: A True Story of Friendship and Espionage |
Robert Lindsey |
1979 |
Non-fiction
|
| The Whistle Blower |
1986 |
Simon Langton |
UK |
The Whistle Blower |
John Hale |
1984[2] |
Novel
|
| No Way Out |
1987 |
Roger Donaldson |
US |
The Big Clock |
Kenneth Fearing |
1946 |
Novel
|
| Scandal[8] |
1989 |
Michael Caton-Jones |
UK |
Scandal (uncredited) |
Christine Keeler (uncredited) |
1989 |
Memoir
|
| The Russia House |
1990 |
Fred Schepisi |
US |
The Russia House |
John le Carré |
1989 |
Novel
|
| The Waiting Time * |
1999 |
Stuart Orme |
UK |
The Waiting Time |
Gerald Seymour |
1998 |
Novel
|
| A Different Loyalty |
2004 |
Marek Kanievska |
Canada, UK, US |
Kim Philby: The Spy I Loved (uncredited) |
Eleanor Brewer Philby (uncredited) |
1967 |
Memoir
|
| The Company ♠ * |
2007 |
Mikael Salomon |
US |
The Company: A Novel of the CIA |
Robert Littell |
2002 |
Novel
|
| Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy |
2011 |
Tomas Alfredson |
UK |
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy |
John Le Carré |
1974 |
Novel
|
| A Perfect Spy ** |
1987 |
Peter Smith |
UK |
A Perfect Spy |
John le Carré |
1986 |
Novel
|


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BREAKING: Suspected bandits kill two in Katsina community
by Olaide OyeludeOlaide Oyelude, Katsina
Gunmen suspected to be bandits, early Sunday, struck at Kofar Kudu community in Kaita Local Government Area of Katsina State, killing two men.
The spokesman for the Katsina police command, SP Gambo Isah confirmed the development but said security operatives were on the trail of the suspected bandits.
Sources said that the suspected bandits who were armed with AK 47 rifles had struck at the residence of a 50-year-old man, Sa’adu Da Bagalo in the community about 3.00 a.m and whisked him away.
The police patrol team attached to Kaita division was alerted to the development and they reportedly responded and pursued the suspected bandits, leading to a fierce encounter between the police team and the bandits.
The bandits reportedly killed Bagalo and another 58-year-old resident of the community, Bawale Inusa, in the process.
An unnamed police officer and two others were also said to have sustained injuries during the encounter.
SP Isah in his reaction to the incident said “On 17/11/2019 at about 03:01 hours, bandits in their numbers, armed with AK47 rifles, shooting indiscriminately attacked the residence of one Alhaji Sa’adu Dan Bagalo,m, aged 50 years of Kofar Kudu, Kaita Local Government Area of Katsina State and abducted him. Police patrol team attached to Kaita Division responded and gave the hoodlums a hot chase into the bush.
“As police got closer and the hoodlums could no longer sustain the tempo, they killed the victim and one Bawale Inusa, male, aged 58 years of the same address and escaped through the bush path.
“One police officer and two others sustained varying degrees of injuries during the fierce encounter.
“Detectives led by DC CID, KTS , are combing the scene and surrounding bushes with a view to unravelling the full identities of the perpetrators. Investigation is ongoing.”


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Once an older slave displeased master. He had a pit dug and boards placed over it. He then lied the woman down on the boards face down and beat her until the blood gushed from her. Se was left there to bleed to death. I feel sorry for all those who were treated so much worse than any human would treat a beast.


Class ThrottlingCondition
Implements an object that holds the decoded reason code returned from SQL Database when throttling conditions are encountered.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: MilestoneTG.TransientFaultHandling.Data
Assembly: MilestoneTG.TransientFaultHandling.Data.SqlServer.dll
Syntax
[Serializable]
public class ThrottlingCondition
Fields
ThrottlingErrorNumber
Gets the error number that corresponds to the throttling conditions reported by SQL Database.
Declaration
public const int ThrottlingErrorNumber = 40501
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Properties
IsThrottledOnCpu
Gets a value that indicates whether CPU throttling was reported by SQL Database.
Declaration
public bool IsThrottledOnCpu { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
IsThrottledOnDatabaseSize
Gets a value that indicates whether database size throttling was reported by SQL Database.
Declaration
public bool IsThrottledOnDatabaseSize { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
IsThrottledOnDataRead
Gets a value that indicates whether data read activity throttling was reported by SQL Database.
Declaration
public bool IsThrottledOnDataRead { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
IsThrottledOnDataSpace
Gets a value that indicates whether physical data file space throttling was reported by SQL Database.
Declaration
public bool IsThrottledOnDataSpace { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
IsThrottledOnLogSpace
Gets a value that indicates whether physical log space throttling was reported by SQL Database.
Declaration
public bool IsThrottledOnLogSpace { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
IsThrottledOnLogWrite
Gets a value that indicates whether transaction activity throttling was reported by SQL Database.
Declaration
public bool IsThrottledOnLogWrite { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
IsThrottledOnWorkerThreads
Gets a value that indicates whether concurrent requests throttling was reported by SQL Database.
Declaration
public bool IsThrottledOnWorkerThreads { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
IsUnknown
Gets a value that indicates whether throttling conditions were not determined with certainty.
Declaration
public bool IsUnknown { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
ThrottledResources
Gets a list of the resources in the SQL Database that were subject to throttling conditions.
Declaration
public IEnumerable<Tuple<ThrottledResourceType, ThrottlingType>> ThrottledResources { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<System.Tuple<ThrottledResourceType, ThrottlingType>> |
ThrottlingMode
Gets the value that reflects the throttling mode in SQL Database.
Declaration
public ThrottlingMode ThrottlingMode { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ThrottlingMode |
Unknown
Gets an unknown throttling condition in the event that the actual throttling condition cannot be determined.
Declaration
public static ThrottlingCondition Unknown { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ThrottlingCondition |
Methods
FromError(SqlError)
Determines the throttling conditions from the specified SQL error.
Declaration
public static ThrottlingCondition FromError(SqlError error)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Data.SqlClient.SqlError | error | The System.Data.SqlClient.SqlError object that contains information relevant to a warning or error returned by SQL Server. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ThrottlingCondition | An instance of the object that holds the decoded reason codes returned from SQL Database when throttling conditions were encountered. |
FromException(SqlException)
Determines throttling conditions from the specified SQL exception.
Declaration
public static ThrottlingCondition FromException(SqlException ex)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException | ex | The System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException object that contains information relevant to an error returned by SQL Server when throttling conditions were encountered. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ThrottlingCondition | An instance of the object that holds the decoded reason codes returned from SQL Database when throttling conditions were encountered. |
FromReasonCode(Int32)
Determines the throttling conditions from the specified reason code.
Declaration
public static ThrottlingCondition FromReasonCode(int reasonCode)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | reasonCode | The reason code returned by SQL Database that contains the throttling mode and the exceeded resource types. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ThrottlingCondition | An instance of the object holding the decoded reason codes returned from SQL Database when encountering throttling conditions. |
ToString()
Returns a textual representation of the current ThrottlingCondition object, including the information held with respect to throttled resources.
Declaration
public override string ToString()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String | A string that represents the current ThrottlingCondition object. |


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| FileHelper | A few static utility methods related with PngReader/PngWriter that read/writes to files. |
| ImageInfo | Simple immutable wrapper for basic image info. |
| ImageLine | Lightweight wrapper for an image scanline, used for read and write. |
| ImageLineHelper | Bunch of utility static methods to process/analyze an image line at the pixel level. |
| ImageLines | Wraps in a matrix a set of image rows, not necessarily contiguous - but equispaced. |
| PngHelperInternal | Some utility static methods for internal use. |
| PngReader | Reads a PNG image, line by line. |
| PngWriter | Writes a PNG image |
| Enum Summary | |
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| FilterType | Internal PNG predictor filter, or strategy to select it. |
| ImageLine.SampleType |
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| PngjException | Generic exception |
| PngjExceptionInternal | Exception for anomalous internal problems (sort of asserts) that point to some issue with the library |
| PngjInputException | Exception thrown by reading process |
| PngjOutputException | Exception thrown by writing process |
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Number of Cards: 145
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large image
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card content to do...
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sample void image
in-card actions
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extra large image
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in-card actions
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Network monitor system
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Next: Specifics for Intercommunicator Collective Operations
Previous: Specifics for Intracommunicator Collective Operations
To understand how collective operations apply to intercommunicators,
we can view most MPI intracommunicator
collective operations as fitting one of the following categories (see, for
instance,
[43]):
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All-To-All
-
All processes contribute to the result. All processes
receive the result.
- MPI_ALLGATHER, MPI_ALLGATHERV
- MPI_ALLTOALL, MPI_ALLTOALLV,
MPI_ALLTOALLW
- MPI_ALLREDUCE, MPI_REDUCE_SCATTER
- MPI_BARRIER
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All-To-One
-
All processes contribute to the result. One process
receives the result.
- MPI_GATHER, MPI_GATHERV
- MPI_REDUCE
-
One-To-All
-
One process contributes to the result. All processes
receive the result.
- MPI_BCAST
- MPI_SCATTER, MPI_SCATTERV
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Other
-
Collective operations that do not fit into one of the above
categories.
2.2The data movement patterns of MPI_SCAN
and MPI_EXSCAN
do not fit this taxonomy.
The application of collective communication to
intercommunicators is best described in terms of two groups.
For example, an all-to-all
MPI_ALLGATHER operation can be described as collecting data
from all members of one group with the result appearing in all members
of the other group (see Figure 2
). As another
example, a one-to-all MPI_BCAST operation sends data from one
member of one group to all members of the other group.
Collective computation operations such as MPI_REDUCE_SCATTER have
a
similar interpretation (see Figure 3
).
For intracommunicators, these two groups
are the same. For intercommunicators, these two groups are distinct.
For the all-to-all operations, each such operation is described in two phases,
so that it
has a symmetric, full-duplex behavior.
The following collective operations also apply to intercommunicators:
- MPI_BARRIER,
- MPI_BCAST,
- MPI_GATHER, MPI_GATHERV,
- MPI_SCATTER, MPI_SCATTERV,
- MPI_ALLGATHER, MPI_ALLGATHERV,
- MPI_ALLTOALL, MPI_ALLTOALLV, MPI_ALLTOALLW,
- MPI_ALLREDUCE, MPI_REDUCE,
- MPI_REDUCE_SCATTER.
In C++, the bindings for these functions are in the MPI::Comm class.
However,
since the collective operations do not make
sense on a C++ MPI::Comm
(as
it is neither an intercommunicator nor an intracommunicator),
the functions are all pure virtual.
Figure 2: Intercommunicator allgather. The focus of data to one process is
represented, not mandated by the semantics.
The two phases do allgathers in both directions.
Figure 3: Intercommunicator reduce-scatter. The focus of data to one process
is represented, not mandated by the semantics.
The two phases do reduce-scatters in both directions.
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(a) The basic requirements of contracting for supplies and services (including construction) by sealed bidding;
(b) The information to be included in the solicitation (invitation for bids);
(c) Procedures concerning the submission of bids;
(d) Requirements for opening and evaluating bids and awarding contracts; and
(e) Procedures for two-step sealed bidding.
Sealed bidding is a method of contracting that employs competitive bids, public opening of bids, and awards. The following steps are involved:
(a) Preparation of invitations for bids. Invitations must describe the requirements of the Government clearly, accurately, and completely. Unnecessarily restrictive specifications or requirements that might unduly limit the number of bidders are prohibited. The invitation includes all documents (whether attached or incorporated by reference) furnished prospective bidders for the purpose of bidding.
(b) Publicizing the invitation for bids. Invitations must be publicized through distribution to prospective bidders, posting in public places, and such other means as may be appropriate. Publicizing must occur a sufficient time before public opening of bids to enable prospective bidders to prepare and submit bids.
(c) Submission of bids. Bidders must submit sealed bids to be opened at the time and place stated in the solicitation for the public opening of bids.
(d) Evaluation of bids. Bids shall be evaluated without discussions.
(e) Contract award. After bids are publicly opened, an award will be made with reasonable promptness to that responsible bidder whose bid, conforming to the invitation for bids, will be most advantageous to the Government, considering only price and the price-related factors included in the invitation.
(a) Sealed bidding shall be used whenever the conditions in 6.401(a) are met. This requirement applies to any proposed contract action under Part 6.
(b) Sealed bidding may be used for classified acquisitions if its use does not violate agency security requirements.
(c) The policy for pricing modifications of sealed bid contract appears in 15.403-4(a)(1)(iii).
No awards shall be made as a result of sealed bidding unless—
(a) Bids have been solicited as required by Subpart 14.2;
(b) Bids have been submitted as required by Subpart 14.3;
(c) The requirements of 1.602-1(b) and Part 6 have been met; and
(d) An award is made to the responsible bidder (see 9.1) whose bid is responsive to the terms of the invitation for bids and is most advantageous to the Government, considering only price and the price related factors included in the invitation, as provided in Subpart 14.4.
Firm-fixed-price contracts shall be used when the method of contracting is sealed bidding, except that fixed-price contracts with economic price adjustment clauses may be used if authorized in accordance with 16.203 when some flexibility is necessary and feasible. Such clauses must afford all bidders an equal opportunity to bid.
(See 15.201(e).)


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I have tried some of the habit and time management techniques. From the materials I have gained some new insights as well. I have meditated and have been exposed to different types from different schools (one of the perks of being from India). I have experienced peace, tranquility and above all happiness during my practises. The biggest challenge for me in continuting with any of those practises has been reaching a state where I begin to see futility in achievements and it stops me from going after a bucket list or that comfortable life. I might have to change my perspective from an achievement mode to a self discovery one.
I am currently planning to do the promodoro technique as a way to keep myself focussed for short bursts. I particularly like the fact that its doable as it requires focus for 25 minutes. The other challenge would be managing the breaks as I tend to wander off for hours during breaks. I think is important to have quality breaks not quantity.
The video on habit formation has given me some great ideas on how to create a small habit and small habits over a period makes larger one. I like the blog where it says starting small is very important and confidence is a result of doing. The technique of making new habits by breaking it into very small manageabale chunks and repeating it just after an established routine or habit is one thing I will start experimenting with.


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- Understanding ourselves
Ethics enquires about moral principles and the impact of individuals on their environment. It is also related to happiness, as it helps us to find the right inner attitude to deal with different life situations in ways that are beneficial to ourselves and others.
Topics: India, Tibet, Egypt, The Neoplatonic School.
- Living in together harmony with others
Sociopolitics looks at relationships in society, both between individuals and between the individual and the group. It is concerned with finding principles by which we can create harmonious communities where everyone can flourish.
Topics: Confucius, Plato and the Stoics.
- Being part of something greater
We are all products of history and at the same time we all contribute to making history. Philosophy of History seeks wisdom in the study of the past and how to apply lessons of history to the present.
Topics: Microcosm / Macrocosm and the Cosmovision of Traditional Societies.
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18-week introduction philosophies of East & West
WISDOM OF EAST & WEST
This course follows on from the Foundation Course and runs parallel with Psychology. It takes a look at the bigger questions of life, approaching them from the wisdom traditions of East and West: the enigma of ‘God’, the structure of the universe, the stages of human evolution, the comparative study of religions, the schools of perennial philosophy throughout the ages and teachings regarding the subtle bodies of the human being that have been recognised in many traditional schools of medicine.
APPLIED PHILOSOPHY
The aim of this subject is to show how the timeless wisdom can be applied in the here and now and help us find solutions to our individual and collective challenges.
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SYMBOLISM OF ALL CULTURES
Symbols are a language we can all recognise but few of us can read. This subject consists of a series of courses that explore the sacred symbols of ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, India, China, Japan, the Mayas, Incas, Aztecs, etc., as well as the symbolism of plants, minerals, animals and architecture. The aim of the course is to gain a deeper understanding of the importance of the symbolic dimension for the human being and to enable the student to gradually use symbols as bridges to perceive the intelligible world.
LATER SUBJECTS IN THE PROGRAMME
Moral philosophy, Sociopolitics, Oratory, History of Philosophy, History of Religions, Anthropogenesis, Cosmogenesis, Astrology, Philosophy of Science, Metaphysical Aesthetics and many more…


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#include "sopc_crypto_decl.h"
#include "sopc_enums.h"
#include "mbedtls/pk.h"
#include "mbedtls/x509_crt.h"
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| struct | SOPC_CertificateList |
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| struct | SOPC_CRLList |
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pKey
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This is a multiplayer version of Conway's Game of Life.
Players compete for space on the board. The leaderboard shows the players that occupied the most cells on the board at one time.
When an empty cell comes to life because it is a neighbor to three cells of multiple players, the new cell is assigned to the player occupying two of the three surrounding cells.
All players with fewer than twelve cells available to place receive an extra one every six generations.


It doesn't seem like many people have a bad exstacy trip, but I did. I was hanging out with two friends, Eric and Dave, by McDonalds. We have no life so thats what we did to pass the time, because we knew people who worked there. Anyway, this guy pulls up to us in his car and asks us if we wanted any E. Thats not exactly how it happened, but I don't want to make this too long or boring. I was the only one with money, so I was the only one who bought a pill. Considering the seedy nature of the dealer, I dont know if it was pure, if at all, MDMA. We went to see the movie From Hell (about Jack the Ripper). Dave kept asking for half of the pill, but I took the whole thing myself. To keep it short heres a basic run down of what happened (and ALOT of things happened):
I got scared of getting caught because I was way too hyper, so I left maybe 20 minutes into the movie. We bought some weed from some guy, I never saw. That weed 'mysteriously' vanished after the first bowl. I wan't sure where I was. I couldn't stop moving. I kept complaing because I thought I might be dying of dehydration. I kept questioning whether any of this was real or just a hallucination.
Some symptoms I had were: very quiet things seems excrutiatingly loud. My heart rate was so high, in retrospect I'm surprised I didn't have a heart attack. I was extremely confused. I kept seeing people who weren't there. I could not stop 'chewing' the nothingness in my mouth (it was much like grinding my teeth). My memory and perception of what was happening was completely out of order. I only slept for an hour that night, but never felt tired.
Now here's an important note: A few months ago I found out that my two 'friends' were taking advantage of my state of mind to have a little fun. They purposely confused me and tricked me, and the whole time laughing while I was freaking out. I had a significant amount of money on me ($80) which I belive they stole. I also believe that the weed 'mysteriously vanishing' was just them taking the weed. After the experience I would randomly make a chomping motion with my jaw, uncontrollably throughout the week. The after effects also lasted for about a week. But the worst part was that for almost a year afterward I would question whether what was happening was real or just a hallucination. At times (esp. shortly after the trip) I was almost positive what was happening wasn't real. The moments I questioned were normal everyday moments.
I have heard that people can use XTC to help heal emotional problems, but from my experience it seems as if it can create them as well. I can only imagine what would have happened to my mind if I had been caught and arrested while I was on it! Just be with people you know you can trust if you use XTC.
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.


Vim.Math3D
Vim.Math3D is a portable, safe, and efficient 3D math library from VIM AEC written in C# targeting .NET Standard 2.0 without any dependencies.
It is intended primarily as a feature rich drop-in replacement for System.Numerics that assures consistent serialization across platforms, enforces immutability, and offers many additional structures and functionality.
Math3D is compatible with Unity and has been used in production on many different platforms including Windows, Android, iOS, WebGL, and Magic Leap.
Design Goals
In rough order, the Math3D design goals are:
- Portability
- The library must be pure C#
- No unsafe code
- Fixed binary layout of structs in memory
- Serializable
- Double and Single precision implementation of most structures
- Robustness
- Functions are well covered by unit tests
- Functions are easy to read, understand, and verify
- All structs are immutable
- Ease of Use and Discoverability
- Consistent with Microsoft coding styles
- Consistent API with System.Numerics
- Can use fluent syntax (object-oriented "dot" notation)
- We don't have to pass arguments by reference
- Performance
- Excellent performance, but not at cost of readability and discoverability
History
VIM is a company that develops high-performance 3D applications for multiple platforms. Our core development language is C#, so we had a need for a robust, efficient, and productive 3D library. We originally started using System.Numerics, but we ran into some problems. The first issue was that with System.Numerics different implementations could have different binary layouts of the structures. For example a Vector3 might be aligned on either 12 or 16 byte boundaries depending on the platform.
Microsoft's recommendations around struct design are to make structs immutable. Oddly enough this is violated by the System.Numerics library.
By opting to make data types immutable by default eliminates large categories of bugs like race conditions, invariant violations after construction. This is another reason we decided to fork the System.Numerics library.
So we decided to start Math3D by forking from the core classes provided in the CoreFX implementation of System.Numerics with additional algorithms and structures taken from MonoGame, an open-source cross platform port of the XNA game development framework.
What Structs are Provided
The following is a list of data structures provided by Vim.Math
- Vectors
- Vector2
- Vector3
- Vector4
- DVector2
- DVector3
- DVector4
- Int2
- Int3
- Int4
- Complex
- Pseudo-Vectors - the following classes lack some of the operations of Vectors
- Byte2
- Byte3
- Byte4
- ColorRGB - Three byte representation of colors
- ColorRGBA
- ColorHDR - High Defintion Range, 4 floating points
- Rotations and Transformations
- Quaternion
- DQuaternion
- AxisAngle
- Matrix4x4
- Transform - Position and Orientation
- Euler (Tait-Bryan)
- Geometric structures and shapes
- Plane
- DPlane
- Triangle
- Triangle2
- Quad
- Lines
- Line
- Ray
- DRay
- Interval Structures and Bounding
- Interval
- AABox
- AABox2D
- AABox4D
- DInterval
- DAABox
- DAABox2D
- DAABox4D
- Sphere
- DSphere
- Alternative Coordinate Representations
- SphericalCoordinate - Radius, Azimuth (bearing), and Inclination (elevation angle)
- PolarCoordinate - Radius and Azimuth (bearing)
- LogPolarCoordinate - Rho (log of radial distance) and Azimuth
- CylindricalCoordinate - Radius, Azimuth (bearing) and Height
- HorizontalCoordinate - Azimuth (bearing) and Inclination
- GeoCoordinate - Latitude and Longitude
- Motion
- LinearMotion - Velocity, Acceleration, and Scalar Friction
- AngularMotion - Velocity, Acceleration, and Scalar Friction
- Motion - LinearMotion and AngularMotion
Common Functions
In addition to many specialized functions for the various data type all structs provide the following functionality:
- Constructor from value tuple
bool Equals(object other)
bool AlmostEquals(T other, float tolerance)
int GetHashCode()
string ToString()
static T Create(...)
Deconstruct()
==
and!=
operator implementation- implicit cast operator to and from value tuples
static T Zero
propertystatic T MinValue
propertystatic T MaxValue
property
Every vector struct also provides the additional functionality:
- Unary negation operator
- operators:
<
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,+
,-
,*
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Dot(T x)
AlmostZero()
AnyComponentNegative()
MinComponent()
MaxComponent()
SumComponents()
SumSqrComponents()
ProductComponents()
GetComponent(int n)
double MagnitudeSquared()
double Magnitude()
int NumComponents
CompareTo(T x)
Every interval struct contains the following:
T Extent()
Merge()
Intersection()
- Operators + and -
System.Math as Extension Functions,
In addition All of the System.Math
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for float
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and DVector4
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easily discoverable using auto-complete.


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2015 Old Settlers has come and gone, and a great time was had by all. As usual, the "settle in" was awesome.
Up first was Nora Jane Struthers & the Party Line. Pav and I saw Nora Jane a few years ago at Ricegrass when she was with Barefoot Bluegrass. It was awesome then, it's awesome now. One of my favorite tunes is still "Midnight in Montana" which has great advice for parents that are trying to get their kids goin'..."You can't get no where...unless you go!".
Rose, Elise and I got camp set up, met the neighbors and got to play a few tunes before we headed back out to see the Infamous Stringdusters. We had a burst of rain, but the settle in came off without a hitch.
I worked in the merchandise tent Friday an AM of pickin' with Rose and David. Light rain did not really put a damper on things and I had a great view of the main stage. Milk Drive, Sam Bush and then the Mavircks were awesome. Unfortunately after standing for 7+ hour pushing t-shirts etc, I was too tired to do the camp ground circuit. Lucky for me Missy stuck around after her shift in the box office, and we went home
As luck would have it, I got to go for a ride with Andy Hicks Saturday AM, and he and Shannon had been thinking of coming out to see Robert Earl Keen at the fest on Saturday.
Missy and I got back out in time to see Bruce Robison and Kelly Willis before the serious rain hit.


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Greetings! My name is Jeremy Joseph Lee. I'm passionate about education, music, coding, and facilitating fun and knowledge--preferably at the same time. I have a BA in anthropology and East Asian studies from the University at Albany - SUNY and an MA in applied linguistics from the University of Montana. I currently teach English as a Second Language (ESL) to adult learners at the University of Arizona here in Tucson. I've also trained English teachers in the US, China, and Mexico.
I love facilitating learning, and I extend that love to my hobby as a radio DJ. As my alter ego DoctorSlow, I host two weekly drive-time shows on 99.1FM // Downtown Radio: The Waiting Room (Thursdays 7-9am) and The Tonic (Mondays 5-7pm). For each of these shows, I curate a live musical "mixtape" comprised of new, old, local, and international "left-of-the-dial" rock'n'roll. The shows can be heard over the airwaves in Tucson or streamed worldwide from the website or our mobile app: Downtown Radio Tucson.
Working as a full-stack developer, I am able to connect these worlds. My patience and knowledge as an educator enable me to bridge the gap between front-end users or clients and the often esoteric nature of web design and development. I hope to continue channeling these dual passions through future work with musicians, record labels, or radio stations.
This is a basic variation on the classic hangman type game. A random word is chosen for the player and represented by underscores on the screen. You must guess the letters or 'die' trying. Each correct guess will reveal the letter(s) in the puzzle, while each incorrect guess will land you one step closer to the edge as your incorrect guesses are limited. Good luck.
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Close ProjectThis game is a basic matching and adding game similar to blackjack. You have four dice with hidden values.  The goal is to match your dice sum with the computer-generated random target number. If you do that, you win. Otherwise...
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Close ProjectBeso del Burro is a fun application that showcases the simple, but powerful functionality of mySQL database storage as you can create your own exciting burrito options, eat them, delete them, or even vomit them up for re-consumption! Everything is stored in the database for true data persistence! Have fun and experience the kiss of the burro!
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Close ProjectFind where you belong with the Doko relocation app. You can search by city or job or both! Provided details include activities, average costs, job openings, and images for each location--all dynamically generated using ajax calls to more than four high-powered APIs.
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Close ProjectTune in to an otherwordly radio that delights with GIFs generated at the push of a button--choose a genre, any genre, and the Silent Radio Gif Generator will take care of the rest. Anachronistic AF.
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Close ProjectpairSomm: the sommelier of things. Sign up for a secure account to upload and vote on exciting pairings. Through use of two images and one-to-ten #hashtags users create, comment on, and up/down vote pairings to help drive discovery and cultivate curiousity. An exciting new app where you can be an explorer of tastes or a couch critic or both!
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Maid of Lidia:
This contract was made between the Devil Triol, Black Mystic Hardin and the Lord of the Forest of the Dead.
Hardin! If you spell his name backwards...Of course!
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For all those who have not heard about Jest, have a quick look here: https://facebook.github.io/jest/
Jest is used by Facebook to test all JavaScript code including React applications. One of Jest's philosophies is to provide an integrated, "zero-configuration" experience. We observed that when engineers are provided with ready-to-use tools, they end up writing more tests, which in turn results in more stable and healthy codebases.
We used Jest because of the following reasons:
"scripts": {
"test": "jest --verbose --coverage",
"test:update": "jest --verbose --coverage --updateSnapshot",
"test:watch": "jest --verbose --watch",
"coverage": "jest --verbose --coverage && open ./coverage/lcov-report/index.html",
}
test
: It will go through all the test files and execute them. This command will also be used in pre-hooks and CI checks.test:watch
: This will watch all the test files. It is very useful while writing tests and quickly seeing results.test:update
: This command will update snapshots for all the presentational components. If the snapshot is not there, it will create it for you. We will discuss snapshots in detail in coming chapters.coverage
: As the name suggests, this command will generate a coverage report.It is highly recommended to have conventions for test files as well. Here are the conventions we follow:
__test__
folder in the same directory as the file to be tested.<testFileName>.test.js
.
If you are writing tests for abc.component.js
, then the test filename would be abc.component.test.js
.expect
, we first mention the function name which is to be tested.Here is a small example following the above mentioned conventions:
//counter.util.js
const counter = (a) => a + 1;
//__test__/counter.util.test.js
describe('counter: Should increment the passed value', () => {
...
});
As we read in the documentation, Jest is indeed very easy to set up. You do not need a separate config file. The configuration is so simple that it can fit inside package.json
.
Here is our Jest config:
"jest": {
"preset": "react-native",
"cacheDirectory": "./cache",
"coveragePathIgnorePatterns": [
"./app/utils/vendor"
],
"coverageThreshold": {
"global": {
"statements": 80
}
},
"transformIgnorePatterns": [
"/node_modules/(?!react-native|react-clone-referenced-element|react-navigation)"
]
}
preset
: The preset is a node environment that mimics the environment of a React Native app. Because it doesn't load any DOM or browser APIs, it greatly improves Jest's startup time.
cacheDirectory
: It helps you greatly improve the test speed. It does so by creating a cache of compiled modules so that it doesn't have to compile the node_modules every time we run tests.
coveragePathIgnorePatterns
: Defines the files which we want to skip while generating coverage reports.
coverageThreshold
: Defines the threshold limit for all the tests to pass. If the coverage is less than the defined limit, the tests would fail. This helped us in keeping code coverage high throughout development.
transformIgnorePatterns
: All the npm modules which need to be transpiled are added here. These modules are basically ES6/7 modules.
Note: Make sure to add cache
and coverage
in your gitignore file.
The code till here can be found on the branch chapter/7/7.1


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FLEXALL PAIN RELIEVING- menthol gel
Chattem, Inc.
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active ingredient
Menthol 16%
Purpose
Topical analgesic
Uses
temporarily relieves minor pain associated with:
- arthritis
- simple backache
- muscle strains
- sprains
- bruises
- cramps
Warnings
For external use only
Allergy alert:
do not use
if you are allergic to salicylates (including aspirin) unless directed by a doctor.
When using this product
- use only as directed
- do not bandage tightly or use with a heating pad
- avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes
- do not apply to wounds or damaged, broken or irritated skin
Stop use and ask a doctor if
- condition worsens
- redness is present
- irritation develops
- symptoms persist for more than 7 days or clear up and occur again within a few days
If pregnant or breast-feeding,
ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children.
If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Directions
adults and children over 12 years:
- apply generously to affected area
- massage into painful area until thoroughly absorbed into skin
- repeat as necessary, but no more than 3 to 4 times daily
children 12 years or younger: ask a doctor
Inactive ingredients
allantoin, aloe barbadensis leaf juice, carbomer, diisopropyl adipate, eucalyptus globulus leaf oil, glycerin, mentha piperita (peppermint) oil, methyl salicylate, SD alcohol 40 (15% w/w), steareth-2, steareth-21, thymus vulgaris (thyme) oil, tocopheryl acetate, triethanolamine, water (234-166)
PRINCIPAL DISPLAY PANEL
Maximum Strength
Flexall®
Pain Relieving Gel In An Aloe Vera Base
Menthol 16%
Net wt 3 oz (85 g)
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Six new skins have been added. The first is Nebula which uses the colors of Nimbus and the title painter inspired by the Orange Metallic theme of Synthetica: The second is Nebula Brick Wall which uses the colors of Nimbus and an orange title painter inspired by the Orange Metallic theme of Synthetica: The third is Autumn which was added as an experimental skin in a previous release and has been largely reworked. You can see more informantion and screenshots of Autumn skin here. The fourth is Magma which was added as an experimental skin in a previous release and has been largely reworked. You can see more informantion and screenshots of Magma skin here. The fifth one is the experimental Mist Silver which uses gray colors and header painter inspired by Safari: The sixth one is the experimental Mist Aqua which uses aqua colors and header painter inspired by Safari: |
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You can use the new APIs provided on the
The Office Silver 2007 uses these APIs in order to provide visual differentiation of various component states. In the movie clip below, the right column shows the model state at each moment, and you can follow the color transitions from selected (light orange) to selected rollover (dark orange) to pressed selected (reddish orange) and back to rollover unselected (orangish yellow). Note that on the checkboxes and radio buttons, the transitions also involve animating the color of the checkmark: The animations are done not only on the background gradient fills, but also on the foreground (text). You can have black text on light background in a regular state, and light text on dark background in an active state. The new Nebula, Nebula Brick Wall and Magma provide examples of foreground color animations. The following movie clip shows it on the button press: The transitions apply not only to the "traditional" button controls such as push buttons, toggle buttons, check boxes and radio buttons, but to much wider range of controls - tabs, sliders, scroll bars, menus, menu elements etc. In addition, the same settings apply for rollover and selection effects on lists, tables and trees. The last movie clip shows the state-aware transition animations under the new
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The new Once you scroll the tree to an (almost) blank view, it automatically scrolls horizontally (as needed to the left or to the right) to bring you in sync with the visible (informational) part of the tree. This might be a valuable feature for narrow viewports and trees with many levels, since you're only operating the vertical scroll bar and never get "lost" in blank areas. For more information and a movie clip read this blog entry. |
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| struct | _SlPartialVersion |
| struct | SlVersionFull |
| struct | sl_DeviceReportAbort |
| struct | sl_DeviceReport |
| union | _SlDeviceEventData_u |
| struct | SlDeviceEvent_t |
| struct | SlDateTime_t |
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| typedef void(* | P_INIT_CALLBACK )(_u32 Status) |
Functions | |
| _i16 | sl_Start (const void *pIfHdl, _i8 *pDevName, const P_INIT_CALLBACK pInitCallBack) |
| Start the SimpleLink device. More... | |
| _i16 | sl_Stop (const _u16 timeout) |
| Stop the SimpleLink device. More... | |
| _i32 | sl_DevSet (const _u8 DeviceSetId, const _u8 Option, const _u8 ConfigLen, const _u8 *pValues) |
| Internal function for setting device configurations. More... | |
| _i32 | sl_DevGet (const _u8 DeviceGetId, _u8 *pOption, _u8 *pConfigLen, _u8 *pValues) |
| Internal function for getting device configurations. More... | |
| _i16 | sl_EventMaskSet (const _u8 EventClass, const _u32 Mask) |
| Set asynchronous event mask. More... | |
| _i16 | sl_EventMaskGet (const _u8 EventClass, _u32 *pMask) |
| Get current event mask of the device. More... | |
| void | sl_Task (void) |
| the simple link task entry More... | |
| _i32 sl_DevGet | ( | const _u8 | DeviceGetId, |
| _u8 * | pOption, | ||
| _u8 * | pConfigLen, | ||
| _u8 * | pValues | ||
| ) |
Internal function for getting device configurations.
| [in] | DeviceGetId | configuration id - example SL_DEVICE_STATUS |
| [out] | pOption | Get configurations option, example for get status options
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| [out] | pConfigLen | The length of the allocated memory as input, when the function complete, the value of this parameter would be the len that actually read from the device. If the device return length that is longer from the input value, the function will cut the end of the returned structure and will return SL_ESMALLBUF |
| [out] | pValues | Get configurations values |
| _i32 sl_DevSet | ( | const _u8 | DeviceSetId, |
| const _u8 | Option, | ||
| const _u8 | ConfigLen, | ||
| const _u8 * | pValues | ||
| ) |
Internal function for setting device configurations.
| [in] | DeviceSetId | configuration id |
| [in] | Option | configurations option |
| [in] | ConfigLen | configurations len |
| [in] | pValues | configurations values |
| _i16 sl_EventMaskGet | ( | const _u8 | EventClass, |
| _u32 * | pMask | ||
| ) |
Get current event mask of the device.
return the events bit mask from the device. In case that event is masked, the device is not sending this event.
| [in] | EventClass | The classification groups that the mask is referred to. Need to be one of the following:
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| [out] | pMask | Pointer to Mask bitmap where the value should be stored. Bitmasks are the same as in sl_EventMaskSet |
| _i16 sl_EventMaskSet | ( | const _u8 | EventClass, |
| const _u32 | Mask | ||
| ) |
Set asynchronous event mask.
Mask asynchronous events from the device. Masked events do not generate asynchronous messages from the device. By default - all events are active
| [in] | EventClass | The classification groups that the mask is referred to. Need to be one of the following:
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| [in] | Mask | Event Mask bitmap. Valid mask are (per group):
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| _i16 sl_Start | ( | const void * | pIfHdl, |
| _i8 * | pDevName, | ||
| const P_INIT_CALLBACK | pInitCallBack | ||
| ) |
Start the SimpleLink device.
This function initialize the communication interface, set the enable pin of the device, and call to the init complete callback.
| [in] | pIfHdl | Opened Interface Object. In case the interface must be opened outside the SimpleLink Driver, the user might give the handler to be used in any access of the communication interface with the device (UART/SPI). The SimpleLink driver will open an interface port only if this parameter is null! |
| [in] | pDevName | The name of the device to open. Could be used when the pIfHdl is null, to transfer information to the open interface function This pointer could be used to pass additional information to sl_IfOpen in case it is required (e.g. UART com port name) |
| [in] | pInitCallBack | Pointer to function that would be called on completion of the initialization process. If this parameter is NULL the function is blocked until the device initialization is completed, otherwise the function returns immediately. |
| _i16 sl_Stop | ( | const _u16 | timeout) |
Stop the SimpleLink device.
This function clears the enable pin of the device, closes the communication
interface and invokes the stop complete callback
| [in] | timeout | Stop timeout in msec. Should be used to give the device time to finish any transmission/reception that is not completed when the function was called. Additional options:
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| void sl_Task | ( | void | ) |
the simple link task entry
This function must be called from the main loop or from dedicated thread in the following cases:


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On this week's episode of the podcast, Andy and Corey are in the same studio and discussing several Cubs topics.
The Cubs are in four-game series with the Reds and because we are recording earlier in the day on Sunday, we can't talk about the complete series. We do talk about the things that have stood out to us in the first 3 games of the series.
We have several meet-ups and events scheduled this summer and we run through them. You can find information on our annual weekend at the lake here - 2015 Ivy Envy Weekend at the Lake.
We answer a few listener questions. We talk about what the Cubs might get in return for Jonathan Papelbon. We also talk about why the Cubs would need to improve the bullpen. Michael from Colorado floats an idea for the #5 spot in the rotation. Chris Archer is good and used to be a Cub. Would there be a place for Ryne Sandberg in the organization? We talk about what three players we'd like to see the Cubs call up and send down.
Rafael from Brazil emails in his disappointing social experience when he was surrounded with Cubs fans. We talk about the idea of catchers trying to distract hitters through "sledging".


Meet Sparrow the cat!
the world's most amazing non humanoid!
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- junk cat food
- healty cat food that mom buys
- sleeping
- using mom as a tree
- going outside
How Sparrow is the most amazing cat ever:
Sparrow is very dog like, making her superior to other feline varieties.
She plays fetch, she is a shoulder cat and can be held like a hawk.
She even wags her tail when you get home from work!
Whats not to love?!


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I’ve been working as an architect in Brazil since 2010. In 2015, my husband got a job in Montreal and we’ve been living here since then. When I was to come to Montreal, I looked into validating my diploma and I found out that it would take almost the same time a degree in architecture here would. I spent two years studying archiviz for Architecture, but wasn't easy to get a job in that area in the city where I live, so I took a important decision that was to study to became a web developer. Since then, I've been going throught a lot doubts about my career. Then, I thought with my self: "it will be better if I start from the scratch in an area that I know have a lot opportunities than insist in something that can take more time to get some professional oportunity."


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You reach the door and run out before whoever was behind you can catch you.
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 You stay there for what seems like weeks. All they give you for sustenance is moldy bread and dirty water.  That's also when the dirty water and the bread stop showing up.
After a while, you wonder if they are going to execute you or starve you to death. Or maybe execution means starving to death. Either way, you pass out before you find out, never to awaken again.


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Airstrike kills Taliban’s shadow district chief in Faryab province
by Khaama PressAn airstrike in northern Faryab province killed four Taliban militants including the shadow district chief of the group, the Afghan military said.
According to a statement released by 209th Shaheen Corps, the security forces conducted the airstrike in Khwaja Gowhar Village of Almar district on Saturday, targeting a compound of Taliban militants.
The statement further added that the airstrike killed 4 Taliban militants including Mawlavi Abdul Ghafar, the shadow district chief of Taliban.
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| AdminIteratorTest
Writes a number of entries and uses the admin iterator to make sure
they are all there.
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| ARemoteInterface
A Remote Interface
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| AuditorSummary
Structure that summarizes the state of a JavaSpaceAuditor.
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| BlockingTest |
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Simple JavaSpace entry class for testing JavaSpace matching
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Simple JavaSpace entry class for testing JavaSpace matching
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JavaSpace matching test that writes a number of entries and then
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entries.
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JavaSpaces test that registers a single notification with a null or
other match all template, then writes a number of entries.
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Simple JavaSpace entry class for testing JavaSpace matching
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Simple JavaSpace entry class for testing JavaSpace matching
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Class that direcly implements Entry and has no subclasses.
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Base class for matching tests.
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Base class for matching tests.
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JavaSpaces test that registers for a number of events each with a
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JavaSpace matching test that writes one entry and trys to read or
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Base class to be used for JavaSpace entries that require identity
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| SingletonMatchTestBase
Base class for matching tests that write only one entry.
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| SpaceQuery
Abstract class defining the interface to strategies (Gamma et. al.)
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| StressTest
Stress test class.
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| StringMatch
Simple JavaSpace entry class for testing JavaSpace matching
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| SupertypeMatchTest
JavaSpace matching test that writes a number of entries and then
reads each one with one or more superclass templates and makes sure
that the correct class is returned.
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| SupertypeNotifyTest
JavaSpaces test that registers with a space for write events using
all wildcard templates from each class in the UniqueEntry hierarchy
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matches come back
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| TakeOneTest
JavaSpace matching test that writes a number of entries, takes one
and the makes sure that the rest are still their.
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| TakeQuery
Abstract class defining the interface to strategies (Gamma et. al.)
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| Template
Class takes a JavaSpace template in its constructor and provides a
method that indicates whether or not a given Entry is a match or not
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Base class to be used for JavaSpace entries that require identity
and are not naturally unique.
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JavaSpace test that generates an
Entry , generates all
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notify, writes the template and ensurers that all the proper
notifications happen |
| WildcardsTest
JavaSpace matching test that writes one entry and reads under all
possiable combiations of field values and wildcards
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| WriteOneTakeRead
JavaSpace matching test that writes one entry, takes it and then
makes sure it is not their.
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Chronic Diseases
Heart Disease and Stroke
Two of the leading causes of heart disease and stroke are high blood pressure and high blood cholesterol. Consuming too much sodium can increase blood pressure and the risk for heart disease and stroke. Current guidelines recommend getting less than 2,300 mg a day, but Americans consume more than 3,400 mg a day on average.
Over 70% of the sodium that Americans eat comes from packaged, processed, store-bought, and restaurant foods. Eating foods low in saturated fats and high in fiber and increasing access to low-sodium foods, along with regular physical activity, can help prevent high blood cholesterol and high blood pressure.
Choose healthy meal and snack options to help you avoid high blood pressure and its complications. Be sure to eat plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables. Talk with your health care team about eating a variety of foods rich in potassium, fiber, and protein and lower in salt (sodium) and saturated fat. For many people, making these healthy changes can help keep blood pressure low and protect against heart disease and stroke.
Most of the sodium we consume is in the form of salt, and the vast majority of sodium we consume is in processed and restaurant foods. Your body needs a small amount of sodium to work properly, but too much sodium is bad for your health. Excess sodium can increase your blood pressure and your risk for heart disease and stroke. Together, heart disease and stroke kill more Americans each year than any other cause. [1]source.


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Salesperson:
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Fine. This clue is a real tree-cky one to search for, but the answer is binary: you're either right or
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b = int('number of zeroes in one of our sponsors')
c = int('they always want to be first: three digit numbers are the most narcissistic of all the numbers')
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e = int('bacon from Katniss to the first African American First Lady');
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t.insert(e);
t.insert(c);
t.insert(b);
t.insert(d);
clue_num = (num_of_leaves + t.get_root() - t.height) * (a / e);
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Author: Charles Rosenberg, Alok Ladsariya, Tom Minka
Abstract: We present a Bayesian approach to color constancy which utilizes a nonGaussian probabilistic model of the image formation process. The parameters of this model are estimated directly from an uncalibrated image set and a small number of additional algorithmic parameters are chosen using cross validation. The algorithm is empirically shown to exhibit RMS error lower than other color constancy algorithms based on the Lambertian surface reﬂectance model when estimating the illuminants of a set of test images. This is demonstrated via a direct performance comparison utilizing a publicly available set of real world test images and code base.
[1] K. Barnard, L. Martin, and B. Funt, “Colour by correlation in a three dimensional colour space,” Proceedings of the 6th European Conference on Computer Vision, pp. 275–289, 2000.
[2] K. Barnard, L. Martin, B. Funt, and A. Coath, “A data set for colour research,” Color Research and Application, Volume 27, Number 3, pp. 147-151, 2002, http://www.cs.sfu.ca/˜colour/data/colour constancy test images/
[3] K. Barnard, L. Martin, A. Coath, and B. Funt, “A comparison of color constancy algorithms; Part Two. Experiments with Image Data,” IEEE Transactions in Image Processing, vol. 11. no. 9. pp. 985-996, 2002.
[4] D. H. Brainard and W. T. Freeman, “Bayesian color constancy,” Journal of the Optical Society of America A, vol. 14, no. 7, pp. 1393-1411, 1997.
[5] G. Buchsbaum, “A spatial processor model for object colour perception,” Journal of the Franklin Institute, vol. 10, pp. 1-26, 1980.
[6] G. D. Finlayson and S. D. Hordley and P. M. Hubel, “Colour by correlation: a simple, unifying approach to colour constancy,” The Proceedings of the Seventh IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision, vol. 2, pp. 835-842, 1999.
[7] B. Funt and V. Cardei and K. Barnard, “Learning color constancy,” Proceedings of Imaging Science and Technology / Society for Information Display Fourth Color Imaging Conference. pp. 58-60, 1996.
[8] B. Funt and K. Barnard and L. Martin, “Is colour constancy good enough?,” Proceedings of the Fifth European Conference on Computer Vision, pp. 445-459, 1998.
[9] B. Funt and V. Cardei. “Bootstrapping color constancy,” Proceedings of SPIE: Electronic Imaging IV, 3644, 1999.
[10] H. J. Trussell and M. J. Vrhel, “Estimation of illumination for color correction,” Proc ICASSP, pp. 2513-2516, 1991.


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October 17, 2003
Four of my friends and myself went to a park and each dropped 1 hit of blotter acid at 4:20 pm, except for one guy who wasn’t going to be tripping. We paid $15 for each dose, which is a lot, but acid hasn’t been around here for a long time and we were assured by multiple people that it was some really strong stuff. This would be my first acid trip but I had tripped on other drugs a few times before.
After we dosed we walked through the woods for a while until we came to a playground where we chilled until we started to feel the effects coming on. At first it was very subtle and mostly felt like a bit of anticipation and nervousness. It was probably 40 minutes after dosing that I began to feel the first of these effects. Soon I noticed that things seemed a lot funnier than usually and I found myself laughing out loud about things that normally wouldn’t be funny enough to cause such a reaction.
Soon we decided we should go get some food from my friend’s house. While he made tuna salad I went to use the bathroom, which is where I began to get the first visual effects. I noticed that the wood grain on the door was swirling and growing and when I looked at the bath tub it appeared to shift colors and shades, as if the lighting was changing. Subtle rust and mold patterns grew and spread over the surfaces of the bathtub. Then I went back to sit at the kitchen table with my friends and eat tuna salad on crackers, which proved very difficult because the minute I was back in contact with other people everything became hilarious.
I couldn’t eat very much because I was laughing so hard and whenever I stopped laughing someone else would laugh causing me to laugh again. The bowl that held the tuna was breathing and the tuna was swirling around inside of it. We went outside to leave and while waiting for a sober person to come drive we watched a few people walk their dogs. One couple had a loaf of bread in their hands and my friend said “look bread!” and we both laughed for a good 5 minutes. I laid down and looked up at the sky and the clouds were swirling and flowing by, and one cloud looked like it was only 10 feet above me and if I reached up I could almost touch it. The floor of my friend’s truck bed began crawling with patterns and textures, and the rivets in it were sliding against each other back and forth.
Finally we left and drove to my friend’s house but we ran into his mom there. There was a lot of confusion because one of my not tripping friends needed to go to work and she offered to drive him but for some reason one of my tripping friends got in the car as well. Fortunately he wasn’t yet tripping as hard as I was so she didn’t notice but we had to go to the theater to pick him up before he caused any problems. Once we arrived at the theater he was playing a game of Deer Hunter, and whenever he would shoot an animal I was overcome with laughter. We then went back outside and I ran into another of my friends. He asked if he looked insane and I replied “No but I am insane”. I felt like I was crazy but I knew it was the drug and so I enjoyed it a lot, wondering if it would be fun to be like that forever.
By this time the visuals were coming on very strong. The clouds above were enormous and glowing with beautiful pinks and yellows, like the most amazing sunrise imaginable.  The wind against my face felt so soft and everyone’s hair appeared to flow much longer than normal. By this time my friend’s heads had morphed slightly to reflect their personalities and moods whenever they talked. Their eyes and eyebrows and nose would twitch and grow to reflect whatever it was they were saying.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
We were driving down a road I am very familiar with but I had no idea what part of the road we were on. We seemed to drive by the same places numerous times, and all the plants and trees were incredibly dense and vibrant. We were supposed to tell the driver how to get to a good place to smoke but we couldn’t figure it out because we didn’t know what part of the road we were on. Finally we pulled into a dirt road and there were a few houses. However, if I looked deep into the woods I could see many houses in the distance so I wasn’t sure if I was in some suburb or forest, but it turns out the three houses were the only ones there.
Finally we came to a place to smoke and we got in the cab and baked it. When I examined the weed I saw tiny white creatures living in it, popping their heads out of various holes and quickly scurrying away. When the bowl came to me I took a hit but I couldn’t feel it in my lungs at all. I exhaled and some smoke came out and I passed it to my friend, but then I couldn’t remember if I actually took a hit or if I just thought about it and passed it without smoking. They assured me that I had indeed smoked.
At this point things started to get weird. I went outside to pee but I didn’t actually have to so I just zipped my pants back up and got in the truck. My friend said that I turned around and stretched my penis out really far but I was certain this didn’t happen, but I couldn’t be sure because I was tripping balls, so I guess we will never know. Anyway, I got in the truck and we started to go. It was getting dark and I thought it must be cold so for a second I felt extremely cold, but then I thought about hot and I felt warm and comfortable.
We arrived at my friend’s house and our sitter said he had to go home. We were worried about what could happen because we were tripping so hard now but we decided with the four of us we would be alright and could prevent one person from doing anything stupid. I was also very worried that his mom could come home and she would easily know we were tripping. I assured myself that I was just being paranoid so I soon felt better about it and I knew she would be gone until at least 9:30, but I could no longer comprehend time so I thought 9:30 could come very quickly and I wouldn’t know it.
We went upstairs to my friend’s room and put on some music. His wallpaper was a fractal pattern and it became one of the most beautiful visuals I have had. It became a 3D living organism living inside his computer. Its tentacles were waving and growing and lights and colors were flowing through its body. I between the tentacles were endless spirals, infinitely complex. I could look deeper and deeper into the image and see more spirals. My friends wanted to play pool so I sat by myself for a while, looking at his wallpaper and milkdrop. I listened to Sphongle and milkdrop formed extremely intricate and complex patterns. In between the lines I could see eyes and flames and other images similar to an Alex Grey painting.
I could feel the music in my body, the bass was pounding from inside of me and the water sounds made me feel wet. The music filled the room like I have never heard before, and I could hear voices and sounds in the music that normally I could not perceive. I thought a lot and decided that on acid each idea I had would spawn multiple new ideas and each of those even more, and normally the brain can only focus on one of these things at a time but on acid my brain could make more and more connections, allowing me to achieve deeper and more meaningful thoughts.
I went to see my friends, who had just played the best game of pool they had played before, making impossible shots and clearing the table very quickly. I went in the bathroom to look at myself in the mirror. I know everyone warns against this but it has always been one of my favorite things to do while tripping.  At one moment my face would be smooth and clear and then break out into pimples. This was all very amusing but it was strange that my face didn’t change near as much as when I was on shrooms.
We decided to go outside for a walk, but I wanted to check the weather first. I opened weather.com and then checked the time on the computer, but when I tried to find the time on the forecast that correlated to the current time I couldn’t. Time made no sense to me and none of my friends could figure it out either, so we just went outside and it was a light rain, or more of a drizzle. However, before leaving the house something interesting happened. We were about to walk outside and my friend said to me “something tells me I’m forgetting something, the acid is trying to warn me.” He paused for a second and then said “Oh yeah the last remaining hit in my pocket, I should leave it here so it doesn’t get wet.”
We walked around the neighborhood talking for a while. During this time I felt a strong connection to my friend who I have known the longest. What we said only made sense to each other and not to the other two people and we seemed to be thinking on the same level. This made us both very happy and I’m not sure if we actually could understand what the other was trying to say or if we were just tripping so hard that we made sense out of nonsense and just thought we understood.
Then I asked him for a cigarette and he pulled it from his jacket and handed it to me. I held it for a minute and then looked down and saw that it was already lit. I couldn’t remember lighting it but I took a drag. I couldn’t taste the smoke but I exhaled but when I looked at it again it was out. I asked my friends if it was lit and they said it wasn’t. They told me to light it with another cigarette so I tried that and then started puffing on it again, but then realized it still wasn’t lit. They had tricked me into trying to light it with another unlit cigarette and I became pretty confused but we all had a good laugh.
We decided to walk up the street to the middle school and as we walked our feet seemed to make impressions in the road. I jumped up real high and when I landed there was a ripple effect that spread out from beneath me. Then one friend said to me “look are those flashlights under the bleachers?” I looked and indeed I saw lights and could hear kids laughing. When I looked again though it was gone. We sat down on a bench and two of my friends started slapping each other for fun I suppose. Someone’s glasses flew off and they crawled around on the ground trying to find a missing lens. All of a sudden I stopped tripping.
There were still subtle visuals if I paid close attention and cleared my mind, and I still felt a little weird. At this point we saw a lot of cars pulling into the other side of the school and I thought I heard music so we walked around and realized there was a dance going on. My friend had 3 canisters of nitrous but we had been looking for a balloon all night, and realized we could get one here. Then my friend saw his old DARE officer, who is a female police officer.
They went inside and got a balloon and we spent some time harassing some kids, following them around and laughing at them. Then we sat down to do our nitrous. I inhaled my balloon with my eyes closed and I heard a humming sound that seemed to phase in and out. Gradually all I could hear was this humming and it was all I was aware of. Then I realized I wasn’t breathing any air so I snapped out of it in the nick of time, just before I felt like I was about about to pass out and I was back in reality. This had never happened before on nitrous so I think this was a residual effect of the acid.
By now I felt mentally drained and ready to sleep so I went home and lay down. It took me about an hour to fall asleep but I slept well. I had a slight headache in the morning but nothing too bad. Overall the experience was wonderful. I think I enjoyed my mushroom trip more but acid was very fun and much more powerful. I am looking forward to trying it again soon and trying different activities. Next time I want to listen to more music, dance, watch a movie, and spend some more time by myself learning what the drug has to offer.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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