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The syllabus states:
Note: A mark of zero will be awarded if a programming language other than those listed is used.
Questions on the examination paper may ask the candidate to write:
A program flowchart should be considered as an alternative to pseudocode for documenting an algorithm design.
Candidates should be confident with:
Some tasks may need one or more of the built-in function or operators listed in the Appendix at the end of this document. There will also be a similar appendix at the end of the question paper.
The syllabus document shows the syntax expected for a declaration statement in pseudocode.
DECLARE <identifier> : <data type>
lf Python is the chosen language, each variable’s identifier (name) and its intended data type must be documented using a comment statement.
An algorithm in pseudocode uses variables, which should be declared. An algorithm in structured English does not always use variables. In this case, the candidate needs to use the information given in the question to complete an identifier table. The table needs to contain an identifier, data type and description for each variable.
Each function returns an error if the function call is not properly formed.
Describe a processing activity that can be represented by one main task with two or more sub-tasks.
The activity can relate to any scenario, but should include aspects of selection and iteration.
Activity examples may be taken from different areas, such as:
Consider how a problem is decomposed by splitting it into smaller parts.
Discuss the advantages of this approach.
Modules
Techopedia Answer
Less code
has to be written.reuse
, eliminating the need to retype the code many times.small team deals
with only a small part of the entire code.collaborate
on the same application.short, simple and easy
to understand.Design a modular program to implement the activity described in TASK 1.
Produce a structure chart to represent the modular structure of the solution.
The structure chart should address:
tally = []
hobbies = ['Reading', 'Computer Games', 'Sports', 'Programming', 'TV'] #TODO: Add club name input system
file_handle = open('Hobbies.txt', 'w')
# 1 for Reading, 2 for computer games
# 3 for Sport, 4 for Programming, 5 for TV
# 0 to end input
while True:
choice = int(input(
'1 for Reading, 2 for computer games, 3 for Sport, 4 for Programming, 5 for TV, 0 to end input'
))
if choice >= 1 and choice <= 5:
tally.append(choice)
elif choice == 0:
break
else:
print('Invalid Input')
count = [0,0,0,0,0]
for item in tally:
print(hobbies[item-1])
file_handle.write(hobbies[item-1]+'\n')
count[item-1] += 1
for i in range(5):
print('{0:>5} | {1:^20} | {2:<5}'.format(i, hobbies[i], count[i] * '\\'))
file_handle.close()
file_read = open('Hobbies.txt', 'r')
lines =file_read.readlines()
init_array = []
for line in lines:
init_array.append(line)
print(init_array)
for line in (init_array):
print(line)
For each module, decide whether the solution should be implemented as a procedure or a function.
Justify your choices.
Produce pseudocode headers for each module.
Declare an array to store multiple pieces of data for your activity in TASK 1. For example, a 10 array of
STRING
could store the names of students in a class.
Design an algorithm to search for a specific value in the array and output the array index where the
value is found.
Consider the differences between algorithms that search for a single rather than multiple instances of
the value.
Document the algorithm using:
Design an algorithm to manipulate data in the array, for example by sorting.
Document the algorithm as in TASK 2.1.
A library maintains a list of books. The list is saved in a text file, where each line of the file represents
one book.
Consider the information that should be included in the text file other than the title and the author.
Consider that this is a text file, which means that all information will be saved in STRING
format.
Consider the implications of storing numeric information, such as the number of copies of each book.
Define the format of each line of the file so that each piece of information may be easily extracted.
Design a program in pseudocode that has a menu-driven interface and will perform the following tasks:
Convert your pseudocode into program code.
Consider how the program produced in TASK 3.4 may be tested.
Additional information needs to be saved for each book, such as a publication date.
An additional task is needed to create a new file from the original file. The task will prompt the user to input the additional information for each book.
Consider possible validation of the additional information.
Write program code for the additional task.


PEER_FILE_STOP |
Channel: 0 |
Request to stop the current file transfer and continue with the next file to send. Note: this is the same as v6 of the file transfer protocol.
Parameters
| Data type | Content | Name | Description |
| BYTE | 04 | CMD | The command: PEER_FILE_STOP. |
| DWORD.L | xx xx xx xx | NUMBER | Posibly the file number to abort. |
Examples
No examples.
Attribution
Submitted by: tadu@gmx.de.


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{% trans "Allows to import departments to the system" %}
{% if import_errors_create %}{% trans "Process was completed successfully, but the following departments already exist:" %}


--- author: Andre Charland categories: app date: '2011-03-10 23:45:07' link: http://blogs.nitobi.com/andre/index.php/2011/03/10/performance-tips-for-phonegap-apps/ permalink: /2011/03/10/performance-tips-for-phonegap-apps/ slug: performance-tips-for-phonegap-apps status: publish title: Performance Tips for PhoneGap Apps type: post format: html ---
Well you can really tell the PhoneGap community is starting to mature when a post like this comes out. Daniel Pfeiffer and the crew at Float must be really sharp guys and we're stoked they're using PhoneGap and sharing a bit of their knowlege. I don't want to steal their thunder so here's just outline of their
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-Listen for 'touchstart' instead of 'click'
-CSS Animations
-Optimize your JavaScript
-Try a different JavaScript library
-Concatenate and minify
-JSLint
-Update the OS
-Split up the work
-Disable the multi-tasking
Please let me know if you have any other tips to share with the rest of the PhoneGap community.


You head back towards the Branch Managers Office.  Why would you go this way!
"Oh, did you need something else?" He asks, imposing over you like a Viking King.
"Right." You stammer, "where are the lockers again?" That is the only thing you can think to say.
The Branch Manager just points, giving you an odd look. You turn to head in the direction he mentioned. Then you remember you just put that note in the locker.
"Ha, ha, I didn't mean locker. Why would I mean locker! I just put a note in my good friend Jennif, I mean Jessicas locker. Sometimes I call her Jennifer as a kid name. Ha, ha,...Ha, ha. Chair?"
At this point, you are sweating. The Branch Manager moves his arm a bit, still just pointing, looming, and odd-looking over you.


procedure RasterizeTransformation(Vectormap: TVectormap; Transformation: TTransformation; DstRect: TRect; CombineMode: TVectorCombineMode = vcmAdd; CombineCallback: TVectorCombineEvent = nil);
RasterizeTransformation provides a convenient TTransformation rendering/buffering system, meaning that other transformation classes can be precalculated into the vector map.
The Transformation parameter is a reference to a descendant of an abstract TTransformation class. It specifies all necessary transformation parameters.
CombineMode is vcmAdd by default, and the transformation will be added to the existing vectors (note that the routine will handle the conversion to relative vector space). When combine mode is vcmReplace, transformation vectors will replace the existing ones in the vectormap. When combine mode is vcmCustom, the last parameter CombineCallback will be used. Note that even in vcmCustom mode, vectors will be made relative by RasterizeTransformation.


EVP_CIPHER-SM4 - The SM4 EVP_CIPHER implementations
Support for SM4 symmetric encryption using the EVP_CIPHER API.
The following algorithms are available in the default provider:
This implementation supports the parameters described in "PARAMETERS" in EVP_EncryptInit(3).
provider-cipher(7), OSSL_PROVIDER-default(7)
Copyright 2021 The OpenSSL Project Authors. All Rights Reserved.
Licensed under the Apache License 2.0 (the "License"). You may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You can obtain a copy in the file LICENSE in the source distribution or at https://www.openssl.org/source/license.html.


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The integration service allows to capture money from a bank account which supports transactions via Sofortüberweisung in a one step process without initiating a separate authorization before.
It will do so by sending an authorization request to the PAYONE platform.
It will store information about such a request as an interface interaction of type
PAYONE_INTERACTION_REQUEST.
Since Change 2.85 of Payone 2016-07-26:
IBAN / BIC / bankcode / bankaccount can be omitted for SOFORTBanking (OBT/PNT) on API-level as they are returned from SOFORT and saved by PAYONE (for later upcoming SEPA-credits in case of refund).
Given the following payments for a bank account that does support Sofortueberweisung and does not support charges for currencies other than EUR:
| Payment Name | Cent Amount | Currency Code | IBAN | BIC | Payment ID (for information only) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Payment 1 | 406 | EUR | DE00123456782599100003 | TESTTEST | |
| Payment 2 | 91341 | USD | |||
| Payment 3 | 8231 | EUR | |||
| Payment 4 | 123411 | EUR |
When I request the integration service to handle them I will get the following results:
| Payment Name | Response Status Code |
total # of authorization requests sent |
Transaction State | Version (for information only) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Payment 1 | 200 | 1 | Pending | |
| Payment 2 | 200 | 1 | Failure | |
| Payment 3 | 200 | 1 | Pending | |
| Payment 4 | 200 | 1 | Pending |
Since a valid payment for this bank account needs to be verified with Sofortueberweisung, the transaction will stay in state Pending as long as we don't follow the received redirect url and fill in the account information.
| Payment Name | Transaction State | redirect url starts with | Version (for information only) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Payment 1 | Pending | https://www.sofort.com/payment/start | |
| Payment 3 | Pending | https://www.sofort.com/payment/start | |
| Payment 4 | Pending | https://www.sofort.com/payment/start |
The failed payment Payment 2 must have received 0 responses of type PAYONE_INTERACTION_REDIRECT and its custom field redirectUrl must be null.
If I follow the Sofortueberweisung process for Payment 1, Payment 3, Payment 4 and verify them successfully by entering my bank account information, I get forwarded to a predefined success url and for each of the payments the following notifications will be received:
| Payment Name | Transaction State | total # of appointed/completed notifications |
total # of paid/completed notifications |
url called after successful verification | Version (for information only) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Payment 1 | Success | 1 | 1 | [...]Payment-1-Success | |
| Payment 3 | Success | 1 | 1 | [...]Payment-3-Success | |
| Payment 4 | Success | 1 | 1 | [...]Payment-4-Success |
For paid payments it expected to be Paid, for failed Payment 2 - unchanged (null)
| Payment Name | Order Payment State |
|---|---|
| Payment 1 | Paid |
| Payment 2 | (null) |
| Payment 3 | Paid |
| Payment 4 | Paid |
WebDriverSofortueberweisung/WebDriverSofortueberweisungConstants
.
If the Sofortüberweisung site changes the elements names - the test should be updated.


import layout from './template';
import Ember from 'ember';
import ExpFrameBaseComponent from '../exp-frame-base/component';
import VideoRecord from '../../mixins/video-record';
import { observer } from '@ember/object';
let {
$
} = Ember;
/**
* @module exp-player
* @submodule frames
*/
/**
Video configuration frame showing webcam view at right and instructions for checking
video quality for preferential looking setup at left. Default content is hard-coded to
provide a reasonable set of instructions for preferential looking setups, so the frame can
be used as follows with no parameters besides `kind`:
```json
"frames": {
"video-quality": {
"kind": "exp-video-config-quality"
}
}
```
Optionally,
participants can be required to check off each item before they can proceed to the next
frame. If `requireItemConfirmation` is true (default), then the 'next' button will
appear disabled until the participant has checked off all buttons, although if they click
it anyway they will get an informative warning and the instructions section will scroll
to the first unchecked item.
Participants can also be optionally required to create and view a short recording, e.g. to
check their child will be audible or their child's eyes will be visible in a particular position.
You can also customize any or all text and images as in the following example.
```json
"frames": {
"video-quality": {
"kind": "exp-video-config-quality",
"title": "Webcam setup for preferential looking",
"introText": "We'll be analyzing where your child chooses to look during the videos--but only if we can tell where that is! Please check each of the following to ensure we're able to use your video:",
"requireItemConfirmation": true,
"completedItemText": "Did it!",
"instructionBlocks": [
{
"text": "<strong>Make sure the webcam you're using is roughly centered</strong> relative to this monitor. This makes it much easier for us to tell whether your child is looking to the left or right!",
"image": {
"src": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/lookitcontents/website/centering.png",
"alt": "Example images of using centered external webcam on monitor or built-in webcam on laptop."
}
},
{
"text": "<strong>Turn off any other monitors</strong> connected to your computer, besides the one with the centered webcam. (If there's just one monitor, you're all set!)",
"image": {
"src": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/lookitcontents/website/monitors.png",
"alt": "Example images showing laptop screen turned off if using external monitor and webcam, or external monitor turned off if using built-in webcam and laptop screen."
}
},
{
"text": "Check the lighting by making sure you can <strong>clearly see your own eyes</strong> on the webcam view to the right. You may need to either turn on a light or reduce light coming from behind you.",
"image": {
"src": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/lookitcontents/website/lighting.png",
"alt": "Example images showing good lighting, room too dark, and backlit scene where eyes are not visible."
}
},
{
"text": "If it's practical, <strong>minimize exciting things</strong> that are visible behind or to the side of the screen--for instance, by facing a wall instead of the kitchen. (If this isn't practical for you, don't worry about it--just check the box!)",
"image": {
"src": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/lookitcontents/website/distractions.png",
"alt": "Example images showing a child and puppy next to the computer, versus a computer just on its own."
 (More on that in a moment!) <strong>Make sure the webcam is angled up or down enough that your child's eyes are visible in this position</strong>. If you're not sure if your child's eyes will be visible, you can make a short recording to check!",
"image": {
"src": "https://s3.amazonaws.com/lookitcontents/website/over_shoulder.jpg",
"alt": "Example image showing a dad holding his child looking over his shoulder."
}
}
],
"requireTestVideo": true,
"showRecordMenu": true,
"recordingInstructionText": "You should be able to see your camera view above. You can create and view a short recording to see how your setup looks."
}
}
```
@class Exp-video-config-quality
@extends Exp-frame-base
@extends Video-record
*/
export default ExpFrameBaseComponent.extend(VideoRecord, {
layout,
type: 'exp-video-config-quality',
maxRecordingLength: 60,
frameSchemaProperties: {
/**
Text to show as the introduction to the list of things to check. Can include
HTML.
@property {String} introText
@default ""
*/
introText: {
type: 'string',
description: 'Text to show as the introduction to the list of things to check',
default: 'We\'ll be analyzing where your child chooses to look during the videos--but only if we can tell where that is! Please check each of the following to ensure we\'re able to use your video:'
},
/**
Title to display to participant
@property {String} title
@default ""
*/
title: {
type: 'string',
description: 'Title to display to participant',
default: 'Webcam setup for preferential looking'
},
/**
Whether to show checkboxes under each instruction item and require
participant to check them off to proceed.
@property {Boolean} requireItemConfirmation
@default true
*/
requireItemConfirmation: {
type: 'boolean',
description: 'Whether to show checkboxes under each instruction item',
default: true
},
/**
Whether to require participant to make and view a test video. Ignored if
showRecordMenu is false.
@property {Boolean} requireTestVideo
@default true
*/
requireTestVideo: {
type: 'boolean',
description: 'Whether to require participant to record and view a test video',
default: true
},
/**
Whether to display record/replay menu to participant. If false,
requireTestVideo value is ignored.
@property {Boolean} showRecordMenu
@default true
*/
showRecordMenu: {
type: 'boolean',
description: 'Whether to display record/replay menu to participant',
default: true
},
/**
Text to show below the webcam view. For instance, you might instruct
families to make a short recording in the position they will be in for the
experiment, and make sure that the infant's eyes are visible or that the
child is audible. HTML is allowed.
@property {String} recordingInstructionText
@default "Did it!"
*/
recordingInstructionText: {
type: 'string',
description: 'Text to show below the webcam view',
default: 'You should be able to see your camera view above. You can create and view a short recording to see how your setup looks.'
},
/**
Text to show next to instructions checkboxes, if participant is required
to check off each instruction (see requireItemConfirmation). Ignored if
requireItemConfirmation is false.
@property {String} completedItemText
@default "Did it!"
*/
completedItemText: {
type: 'string',
description: 'Text to show next to instructions checkboxes',
default: 'Did it!'
},
/**
List of instruction segments to display to participant. Rendered using
{{#crossLink "Exp-text-block"}}{{/crossLink}}, so all parameters
of ExpTextBlock can be used.
@property {Object} instructionBlocks
@param {String} text instructions text (can include html)
@param {Object} image image to display, with 'src' & 'alt' attributes
@default [set of standard instructions]
*/
instructionBlocks: {
type: 'array',
items: {
type: 'object',
properties: {
text: {
type: 'string'
},
image: {
type: 'object',
properties: {
src: {
type: 'string'
},
alt: {
type: 'string'
}
}
}
}
},
description: 'List of instruction segments to display',
default: [
{
text: 'Make sure the webcam you\'re using is roughly centered relative to this monitor. This makes it much easier for us to tell whether your child is looking to the left or right!',
image: {
src: 'assets/centering.png',
alt: 'Example images of using centered external webcam on monitor or built-in webcam on laptop.'
}
},
{
text: 'Turn off any other monitors connected to your computer, besides the one with the centered webcam. (If there\'s just one monitor, you\'re all set!)',
image: {
src: 'assets/monitors.png',
alt: 'Example images showing laptop screen turned off if using external monitor and webcam, or external monitor turned off if using built-in webcam and laptop screen.'
}
},
{
text: 'Check the lighting by making sure you can clearly see your own eyes on the webcam view to the right. You may need to either turn on a light or reduce light coming from behind you.',
image: {
src: 'assets/lighting.png',
alt: 'Example images showing good lighting, room too dark, and backlit scene where eyes are not visible.'
}
},
{
text: 'During the study, we\'ll ask that you sit facing away from the monitor, holding your child over your shoulder, like this. (More on that in a moment!) Make sure the webcam is angled up or down enough that your child\'s eyes are visible in this position.',
image: {
src: 'assets/over_shoulder.jpg',
alt: 'Example image showing a dad holding his child looking over his shoulder.'
}
},
{
text: 'If it\'s practical, minimize exciting things that are visible behind or to the side of the screen--for instance, by facing a wall instead of the kitchen. (If this isn\'t practical for you, don\'t worry about it--just check the box!)',
image: {
src: 'assets/distractions.png',
alt: 'Example images showing a child and puppy next to the computer, versus a computer just on its own.'
}
}
]
}
},
meta: {
data: {
type: 'object',
properties: {
videoId: {
type: 'string'
},
videoList: {
type: 'list'
}
}
}
},
didInsertElement() {
this._super(...arguments);
this.checkIfDone();
if (!this.get('showRecordMenu')) {
this.set('requireTestVideo', false);
$('.exp-video-config-quality').append($('


| DOSE: |
1.5 cups |
oral |
Coca |
(tea) |
I have never done cocaine and don't think I would like to. I know that it's a drug which acts on the I-Want-More area of the brain, and not the I-Feel-Satisfied area of the brain. But I came to the idea of chewing coca leaves when I was thinking about the sense of taste. I was thinking about how when I was a kid, the very smell of coffee made me sick, but that today, if I leave my desk at work to go to the bathroom, I often turn around halfway there to go get my coffee cup, because it just taste so good and the taste seems to be missing from my mouth.
I also now enjoy the taste of alcohol, which I used to hate, and when I used to smoke pot I quickly started to enjoy the taste of the smoke. So anyway, my theory was that your brain quickly associates the mental effect with the taste, and after a few 'doses' (depending on the habit-forming potential), any intoxicant you take orally will begin to taste delicious. I wanted to test my theory by chewing on some coca leaf to see if I started to enjoy the taste.
So, I searched on the internet for 'coca leaf'. I found something I had not heard of before: coca tea, also called mate de coca. A packaged consumer product in Peru and Bolivia, illegal in this country. It is dried coca leaf in a tea bag, and is used in treatment of altitude sickness and sour stomach. It's considered a herbal tea. I was able to purchase some from someone in the US (like me), who was probably not aware that it was illegal. I won't tell you exactly how I did this, but anyone who has even the slightest internet searching skill should be able to do it.
I received it on Saturday and made my first cup immediately. The bag smelled foul (kind of like ash), and I was expecting it to taste the same, but it was actually (at this point) fairly tasteless. It was close enough in taste to Chinese green tea that I could have switched it with a cup and the average drinker would probably be unaware of the switch.
Psychoactively, I was not expecting much. I had heard that most North Americans don't report feeling anything when they first drink it. I have heard that cocaine makes you feel, more then anything, like taking more cocaine, so I was expecting this on a smaller scale.
I started sipping it while I took a shower. When I finished showering, I got dressed to go for a walk while I finished the cup. It was cooling down by now. To my surprise, I was starting to feel something other then normal. It was mild, but it's something I would have noticed even if I wasn't being introspective. It wasn't the I-Want-More effect I was expecting, or even stimulation, it was just this feeling of being a little detatched, of being one level removed from everything.
So I went for a short walk. During the walk, I noticed that sharp sounds were amplified and that they grabbed my attention more immediately. For example, I hear a door slam, and turn my head very quickly to see what it is - then I'm surprised how loud it sounded, since the car whose door was being slammed is so far away. I didn't walk long before going home. I got into the house, and sat down. I had about half a cup left. Suddenly, I felt a slight panic. I started to pace around, and decided I shouldn't drink anymore. I dumped it down the drain. The panic subsided, and I went to see a movie then to visit a friend. The whole rest of the day I was in a good mood, which may or may not have been related to what I was drinking.
The next day, Sunday, I decided to have another cup. Again, I started to drink it in the shower. I drank the rest of it slowly. This time I felt a stimulation, like a very strong cup of coffee - but with no jitters. You feel energetic, but in such a way that you don't associate it with the tea. At one point, I was talking to my dad on the phone, as I took big sips, and noticed that I was saying 'um' a lot - and forgetting what I was about to say. Later I called another friend and was talking a lot and was much more articulate.
I also started to notice the more subtle aspects of the taste - I could taste the similarity it has to Coca Cola (which now uses de-cocainized coca leaves). When I first sip, I taste the green tea/leafy type taste, and then as I swallow, I taste the coca-cola type taste. It tastes good!
Early this century there was a drink called Vin Mariana, which was a coca leaf wine. I have 198 bags of tea left so I think I might sacrafice some of them in an experiment to make some Vin Mariana.
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.


Delay line memory always fascinated me. It is well known that early computers such as the UNIVAC-I used mercury acoustic delay line memory. Less well known is that the use of digital delay line memory continued well into the semiconductor era in the form of Torsional and Quartz delay line memories for calculators.
Analog delay line memory also has had many uses over the years. One common use was for drop-out compensators in video tape recorders. As each video line was read from the video tape, a copy was stored in a delay line. If a drop-out was detected (indicated by the loss of the FM carrier) in a particular line, the signal from the previous line from the output of the delay line was substituted in its place to improve the look of the video. Another common use was in MTI (Motion Target Indicator) RADAR. In this case the signal recorded in a delay line from a previous ping was subtracted from the signal from the current ping to eliminate non-moving "clutter" and highlight anything which was moving.
Build your own
I thought it would be neat to make an acoustic digital delay line memory which operated at audio frequencies and used air as the delay media so that I could hear it operating. It turns out that Radio Shack's Electronics Learning Lab (with instructional guides written by Forrest Mims III) provides nearly all of the components necessary to build your own acoustic delay line memory. I used this kit, plus a speaker, a dynamic microphone and some long wires so that the speaker can be separated from the microphone by about 20 feet.
Here is the schematic:
(click to enlarge)
Circuit Description
The key component is the 4017 decade counter / decoder. This chip provides the frame timing and provides an easy way to consistently locate each bit in the delay line. A 4001-based RC oscillator provides the clock for the 4017 and the 4013 flip-flops. There are 10-bit times: two of them are in the 4013 flip-flop and the remaining 8 are in the air. The speed of sound is about 1100 ft / second, so 20 feet separation between microphone and speaker results in a delay of about 18 ms. 8 bits in 18 ms means that each bit should be about 2.25 ms, so the clock frequency should be about 444 Hz.
The TL272 OP-AMP amplifies the signal from the microphone. The LM339 comparator detects the signal. The detection threshold can be adjusted with a potentiometer. When a signal is detected, a 4001-based set-reset flip-flop is set. A 4013 D-flip flop clocks in (or "re-times") the detected bit and also clears the set-reset flip-flop.
A "bit injection" exclusive-OR gate is inserted at this point of the signal path. This allows bits to be injected into the memory. When a button is pressed, the bit at that specific time is inverted by this gate.
A second exclusive-OR gate and a 4013 D flip-flop are set up as a toggle flip-flop. When the input is a 1, the flip-flop toggles. This is passed through an RC high-pass filter to the LM386 audio amplifier which is connected to the speaker. Whenever this flop-flop toggles a "tick" sound is emitted by the speaker. The polarity of the "tick" doesn't really matter since some ringing will be associated with the sound. It's one of the cycles of the ringing which is detected by the LM339.
Here is the circuit built on the Electronics Learning Lab breadboard. The top knob controls the detection threshold. The bottom knob controls the bit-rate. The four blue buttons each invert a specific bit of the memory:
Calibration
To calibrate and watch the circuit operating you really need an oscilloscope. I use an old Tektronix 485. One channel is connected to bit 0 of the 4017 as the "start of frame" pulse. The scope is set to trigger on this pulse and the time-base is set so that a bit more than a single frame fits across the screen. The other channel is connected to output of the re-timing flip-flop to watch for any captured bits.
To calibrate the system break the path between the 4013 re-timing flip flop and the following bit injection exclusive-OR gate. Connect the input to the exclusive-OR gate to ground instead. Now turn on the circuit, hold down the button connected to bit 0 and watch the scope. Adjust the threshold so that you can just see a signal from the detected "tick" sounds. Now adjust the frequency so that the detected bit happens at the same time as the "start of frame" pulse. Calibration is now done, so connect the re-timing flip-flop back up to the exclusive-OR gate. Now the loop is closed and the circuit will automatically regenerate each detected bit.
Video
Here is a video of the delay line memory operating. I set each bit in turn, and then clear them in the reverse order. The buttons make enough acoustic noise so that pressing them sometimes sets unrelated bits. For this reason it is probably better to place the microphone as far from the buttons as possible:
Other Experiments
Counter
You can make a counter out of the delay line memory by adding a carry flag (with another 4013 D flip-flop). Invert a bit if the carry flag is set (so feed the output of the carry flag into the signal injection exclusive-OR gate). Set the carry flag if the current bit is a 1 and the carry flag is also a 1 (so you need an AND gate).
Modulation
The Electronics Learning Lab provides a 4046 phase locked loop chip. With the VCO and phase detector blocks in this chip it should be possible to use a better modulation method (perhaps FSK or PSK) and thereby get more reliable operation and higher bit density.


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1 Amasis made a marvellous outer court for the temple of Athena at Saïs, far surpassing all in its height and size, and in the size and quality of the stone blocks; moreover, he set up huge images and vast man-headed sphinxes, and brought enormous blocks of stone besides for the building.
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3 But what I admire most of his works is this: he brought from Elephantine a shrine made of one single block of stone; its transport took three years and two thousand men had the carriage of it, all of them pilots. This chamber is thirty-five feet long, twenty-three feet wide, thirteen feet high.
4 These are the external dimensions of the chamber which is made of one block; its internal dimensions are: thirty-one feet long, twenty feet wide, eight feet high. It stands at the entrance of the temple;
5 it was not dragged within (so they say) because while it was being drawn the chief builder complained aloud of the great expense of time and his loathing of the work, and Amasis taking this to heart would not let it be drawn further. Some also say that a man, one of those who heaved up the shrine, was crushed by it, and therefore it was not dragged within.


Installation#
From Source#
Hyphy depends on CMake for its build system.
To install, make sure you have CMake >3.0 installed. Hyphy is dependent on other development libraries like libcurl and libpthread. Libcurl requires development libraries such as crypto++ and openssl ( or gnutls depending on your configuration) On Ubuntu these are libcurl-dev, libcrypto++-dev and libssl-dev.
You can download a specific release from this repository or if you prefer the master branch simply clone the repo with
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Change your directory to the newly cloned directory
cd hyphy
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cmake .
If you prefer to use other build systems, such as Xcode, configure using the -G switch
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For example, this configuration will install hyphy at /opt/hyphy
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cmake -DINSTALL_PREFIX=/opt/hyphy .
If you are on an OS X platform, you can specify which OS X SDK to use
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then run make
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- MP2 - build a HyPhy executable (HYPHYMP) using pthreads to do multiprocessing
- MPI - build a HyPhy executable (HYPHYMPI) using MPI to do multiprocessing
- HYPHYMPI - build a HyPhy executable (HYPHYMPI) using openMPI
- LIB - build a HyPhy library (libhyphy_mp) using pthreads to do multiprocessing
- GTEST - build HyPhy's gtest testing executable (HYPHYGTEST)
For example to create a MPI build of HYPHY using openMPI ensure that you
have openmpi installed and available on your path. You can check if this
is the case after running
cmake .
you should see something similar to this in your output
-- Found MPI_C: /opt/scyld/openmpi/1.6.3/gnu/lib/libmpi.so;/usr/lib64/libibverbs.so;/usr/lib64/libdat.so;/usr/lib64/librt.so;/usr/lib64/libnsl.so;/usr/lib64/libutil.so;/usr/lib64/libm.so;/usr/lib64/libtorque.so;/usr/lib64/libm.so;/usr/lib64/libnuma.so;/usr/lib64/librt.so;/usr/lib64/libnsl.so;/usr/lib64/libutil.so;/usr/lib64/libm.so
-- Found MPI_CXX: /opt/scyld/openmpi/1.6.3/gnu/lib/libmpi_cxx.so;/opt/scyld/openmpi/1.6.3/gnu/lib/libmpi.so;/usr/lib64/libibverbs.so;/usr/lib64/libdat.so;/usr/lib64/librt.so;/usr/lib64/libnsl.so;/usr/lib64/libutil.so;/usr/lib64/libm.so;/usr/lib64/libtorque.so;/usr/lib64/libm.so;/usr/lib64/libnuma.so;/usr/lib64/librt.so;/usr/lib64/libnsl.so;/usr/lib64/libutil.so;/usr/lib64/libm.so
Then run
make HYPHYMPI
And then run make install to install the software
make install
- HYPHYMP(I) will be installed at
/location/of/choice/bin
- libhyphy_mp.(so/dylib/dll) will be installed at
/location/of/choice/lib
- HyPhy's standard library of batchfiles will go into
/location/of/choice/lib/hyphy
HYPHYGTEST isn't installed normally, because it serves no utility outside of testing.
To test HyPhy, build with the GTEST target and run ./HYPHYGTEST from the source directory.
make GTEST
./HYPHYGTEST


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UN Climate Change Conference - Poznań
10-Dec-08 — original report
ADAPTATION AND MEANS OF IMPLEMENTATION (AWG-LCA): Co-Chair Kolly invited comments on risk management and risk reduction strategies; disaster reduction strategies; economic diversification; and strengthening the catalytic role of the Convention as contained in the assembly text ( FCCC/AWGLCA/2008/16 ).
On risk management, the EU emphasized strengthening resilience, improving preparedness, enhancing the role of the private sector, and creating an enabling environment.
Micronesia, for AOSIS, regretted the limited availability of insurance tools.
AUSTRALIA underscored the need for a clear understanding of impacts, vulnerability and insurance mechanisms to encourage positive adaptive actions.
SOUTH AFRICA emphasized tools, early warning systems, vulnerability mapping and access to data at the national, regional and global levels.
COLOMBIA discussed the role of territorial planning and proposed a regional center for adaptation, while MALAWI emphasized local knowledge.
Regarding economic diversification, SAUDI ARABIA highlighted links to risk management and AOSIS supported identification of options to enhance capacity for diversification.
On the catalytic role of the Convention, PERU suggested enhancing synergies with the UNCCD and CBD.
During informal consultations, parties discussed a draft text proposed by Co-Chairs Campbell and Sangarwe.
No agreement was reached, and discussions are expected to continue on Wednesday.
In informal consultations, parties concluded consideration of the draft text, which contains draft conclusions and an annex.
Parties agreed to have an expanded roster of experts, rather than a group of experts, and agreed to invite submissions on names for the roster.
Parties also agreed on the issues to be forwarded to the SBI for its consideration.
A contact group was subsequently convened, and the group agreed to the text.
During informal consultations, delegates agreed on short-term measures, including encouraging the Executive Secretary to implement Decision 9/CMP.2 and encouraging parties, where feasible, to provide adequate protection for individuals serving on constituted bodies established under the Kyoto Protocol, until appropriate treaty provisions come into force.
On long-term measures, delegates agreed on text to be included in a draft decision on the second review of the Protocol under Article 9.
The text would require the SBI to prepare appropriate treaty arrangements for privileges and immunities for consideration at COP/MOP 5.
It would further agree that Article 6 of the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations should serve as a basis for the development of appropriate treaty provisions.
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Several parties raised the issue of duplication with the proposed workshops on spillover effects under the AWG-KP, and on economic and social consequences of response measures under the AWG-LCA.
Micronesia, for AOSIS, reiterated that discussions on response measures should be distinct from discussions on adaptation and called for the proposed workshop to have a narrow focus.
SAUDI ARABIA highlighted the lack of capacity in developing countries to assess how measures taken by developed countries impact them.
A Friends of the Chair group was convened to consider outstanding issues.
Following lengthy informal consultations, delegates made progress on text regarding indigenous peoples, monitoring, and readiness, with provisional agreement reported on Tuesday evening.
Some delegates were talking about the AWG-LCA discussions on mitigation, particularly the proposal for a registry of nationally appropriate mitigation actions.
It feels like we re putting some meat on the bones of our discussions, said one delegate optimistically.
There were also some smiling faces at the end of the negotiations on the Nairobi Work Programme as the group completed its work on Tuesday afternoon.
Elsewhere, the mood seemed less upbeat, with some frustration expressed after talks bogged down on the financial mechanism, Adaptation Fund and LDC Fund.
Negotiators in the carbon capture and storage talks also seemed disappointed not to have achieved any substantive outcome, although some suggested that the issue might be taken up during the high-level segment.
Meanwhile, some were speculating that there might not be much substance in the AWG-KP s conclusions on agenda items 3, 4, 6 and 7, and that the reference to emission ranges for Annex I parties would be omitted.
Looking ahead to the next few days, complexity and workload were two prominent words being repeated in the corridors.
With the official end of the meeting fast approaching, many were wondering how they would finish all their outstanding work.
We have the COP, COP/MOP, AWG-LCA, AWG-KP and the two SBs, plus the high-level segment all supposed to finish by Friday.
My question is: How?
asked one participant.
Many were already pointing to a possible Saturday morning extension to the meeting.
During informal consultations, parties continued to clarify issues related to direct access and the legal status of the Fund.
Delegates also sought clarification from the World Bank on whether there could be impediments to disbursing funds to parties or accredited entities.
A Bank representative responded that the Bank as the trustee does not have operational responsibility and that its main concern is that international fiduciary standards are in place ensuring appropriate use of funds.
Parties also continued discussing the draft documents annexed to the Board s report to the COP/MOP.
Developing countries asked to postpone consideration of most of the annexes to a later stage, when questions have been resolved regarding legal status and whether the Secretariat serves the Fund or the Board.
Parties then began initial consideration of a Co-Chairs draft text.
A group of developing countries and a developed country also presented their suggestions.
Informal consultations will continue on Wednesday.
Friends of the Chair consultations on the AWG-KP s draft conclusions continued late into Tuesday evening with discussions focusing on, inter alia , bracketed text referring to emission ranges and mitigation potential.
Informal consultations continued on the second review of the Protocol under Article 9, with slow progress reported.
Delegates met on Tuesday afternoon to consider a new draft text, which contains, inter alia : three different options on extending the share of proceeds to JI and emissions trading; two options on procedures for inscribing commitments for Annex I parties in Protocol Annex B; and four options on other issues, including reporting and review under the Protocol.
Delegates also addressed overlaps between the Article 9 group and the CDM contact group.
Informal consultations are scheduled to continue on Wednesday morning, and a smaller break out group focusing on technical aspects of the CDM will meet in the afternoon.
Informal consultations focusing on the operational aspects and distribution of CDM projects continued on Tuesday, based on a new draft text addressing, inter alia , transparency of the CDM Executive Board s decision making, accreditation of DOEs and application of financial penalties to non-complying DOEs.
The draft decision also considers the CDM s regional and sub-regional distribution, and includes text on: simplifying and streamlining the process and requirements; facilitating development of methodologies; and supporting identification and development of project design documents in certain countries and regions.
Discussions continued late into Tuesday night.
Informal consultations on this issue ended without agreement on draft decision text, which remained bracketed.
Delegates then considered whether to forward the bracketed text to the COP/MOP or to SBSTA 31.
However, they were unable to agree on where to forward the text.
Parties subsequently met in a contact group, and approved short draft conclusions that will be forwarded to SBSTA.
The text notes that SBSTA considered the conclusions and draft decision proposed by the Chair, but that no agreement was reached.
During the contact group, AWG-LCA Chair Machado suggested focusing on technology development and transfer.
The US said the issue should be considered as part of a broader strategy on mitigation and adaptation.
AUSTRALIA suggested that the UNFCCC should play a facilitative role and that the focus should be on capacity building, enabling environments and technology needs.
MEXICO emphasized North-South and South-South cooperation.
During informal consultations, parties started discussing new draft text on the fourth review and on guidance to the GEF proposed by Co-Chairs Fulton and Sethi.
A group of developing countries also proposed text.
No progress was reported.
Informal consultations continued into the evening.
In the contact group, AWG-LCA Vice-Chair Cutajar identified clear differences on mitigation, including on differentiation among countries.
He proposed focusing on recognizing and registering mitigation actions.
On registries, SOUTH AFRICA proposed a registry of nationally appropriate mitigation actions in developing countries and setting targets for financial flows to support such actions.
The REPUBLIC OF KOREA said a registry should be voluntary.
MADAGASCAR highlighted uncertainty over impacts of a voluntary registry.
AOSIS proposed also registering support measures and said financing could come from auctioning of AAUs.
BRAZIL agreed that the registry should bring actions and resources together.
JAPAN stressed the importance of MRV in relation to the registered actions.
The EU suggested also registering outcomes of actions.
INDIA stressed that there should be no review of adequacy of developing country actions.
The US identified the need to consider the spectrum of countries national circumstances and said the registry approach should be considered for both developed and developing countries, while BRAZIL said developed countries must take on commitments and stressed the need to consider comparability of efforts.
BOLIVIA called for deeper cuts by developed countries than the range noted by IPCC Working Group III.
The EU identified three types of mitigation actions by developing countries: low-cost and win-win actions, with some international support to address barriers; appropriate additional actions supported by international resources; and further mitigation through international crediting mechanisms.
PAPUA NEW GUINEA called attention to countries respective capabilities.
PAKISTAN highlighted lack of agreement that developing countries emissions should substantially deviate from baseline levels.


final class BoxPattern extends Box
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private PatternCell.Builder
|
mCellBuilder
|
private boolean |
mIsOneHandOperation
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private int |
mNoOfColumn
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private int |
mNoOfRows
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private android.graphics.Rect |
mPatternBoxBound
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private java.util.ArrayList<PatternCell>
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mPatternCells
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BoxPattern(PasscodeView passcodeView)
Public constructor
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) void |
draw(android.graphics.Canvas canvas)
Draw pattern box on the canvas.
|
(package private) PatternCell
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findCell(float touchX,
float touchY)
Find which key is pressed based on the
ACTION_DOWN and ACTION_UP coordinates.
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(package private)
android.graphics.Rect |
getBounds()
|
(package private) PatternCell.Builder
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getCellBuilder()
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int |
getNoOfColumn()
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int |
getNoOfRows()
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(package private) java.util.ArrayList<PatternCell>
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getPatternCells()
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(package private) boolean |
isOneHandOperation()
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(package private) void |
measure(android.graphics.Rect rootViewBound)
Measure and display the keypad box.
|
(package private) void |
onAuthenticationFail()
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(package private) void |
onAuthenticationSuccess()
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(package private) void |
preparePaint()
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(package private) void |
setCellBuilder(PatternCell.Builder mIndicatorBuilder)
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(package private) void |
setDefaults()
Set the default theme parameters.
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void |
setNoOfColumn(int noOfColumn)
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void |
setNoOfRows(int noOfRows)
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(package private) void |
setOneHandOperation(boolean oneHandOperation)
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getContext,
getRootView
private boolean mIsOneHandOperation
private int mNoOfColumn
private int mNoOfRows
private java.util.ArrayList<PatternCell> mPatternCells
private android.graphics.Rect mPatternBoxBound
private PatternCell.Builder mCellBuilder
BoxPattern(@NonNull PasscodeView passcodeView)
passcodeView
- PasscodeView
in which box will be displayed.
void measure(@NonNull android.graphics.Rect rootViewBound)
BoxTitleIndicator.measure(Rect)
)
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| | |
|------------------------|=| => Constants.KEY_BOARD_TOP_WEIGHT
of the total height.
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| | | => Keypad height.
| | |
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|------------------------|=|=> Constants.KEY_BOARD_BOTTOM_WEIGHT
of the total weight if the fingerprint is available. Else it
touches to the bottom of the main view.
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Otherwise keyboard streaches to the bottom of the root view.
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void preparePaint()
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in
class Box
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setDefaults
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void onAuthenticationFail()
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void onAuthenticationSuccess()
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Testing Click Applications¶
For basic testing, Click provides the click.testing
module which
provides test functionality that helps you invoke command line
applications and check their behavior.
These tools should really only be used for testing as they change the entire interpreter state for simplicity and are not in any way thread-safe!
Basic Testing¶
The basic functionality for testing Click applications is the
CliRunner
which can invoke commands as command line scripts. The
CliRunner.invoke()
method runs the command line script in isolation
and captures the output as both bytes and binary data.
The return value is a Result
object, which has the captured output
data, exit code, and optional exception attached.
Example:
import click
from click.testing import CliRunner
def test_hello_world():
@click.command()
@click.argument('name')
def hello(name):
click.echo('Hello %s!' % name)
runner = CliRunner()
result = runner.invoke(hello, ['Peter'])
assert result.exit_code == 0
assert result.output == 'Hello Peter!\n'
For subcommand testing, a subcommand name must be specified in the args parameter of CliRunner.invoke()
method.
Example:
import click
from click.testing import CliRunner
def test_sync():
@click.group()
@click.option('--debug/--no-debug', default=False)
def cli(debug):
click.echo('Debug mode is %s' % ('on' if debug else 'off'))
@cli.command()
def sync():
click.echo('Syncing')
runner = CliRunner()
result = runner.invoke(cli, ['--debug', 'sync'])
assert result.exit_code == 0
assert 'Debug mode is on' in result.output
assert 'Syncing' in result.output
File System Isolation¶
For basic command line tools that want to operate with the file system, the
CliRunner.isolated_filesystem()
method comes in useful which sets up
an empty folder and changes the current working directory to.
Example:
import click
from click.testing import CliRunner
def test_cat():
@click.command()
@click.argument('f', type=click.File())
def cat(f):
click.echo(f.read())
runner = CliRunner()
with runner.isolated_filesystem():
with open('hello.txt', 'w') as f:
f.write('Hello World!')
result = runner.invoke(cat, ['hello.txt'])
assert result.exit_code == 0
assert result.output == 'Hello World!\n'
Input Streams¶
The test wrapper can also be used to provide input data for the input stream (stdin). This is very useful for testing prompts, for instance:
import click
from click.testing import CliRunner
def test_prompts():
@click.command()
@click.option('--foo', prompt=True)
def test(foo):
click.echo('foo=%s' % foo)
runner = CliRunner()
result = runner.invoke(test, input='wau wau\n')
assert not result.exception
assert result.output == 'Foo: wau wau\nfoo=wau wau\n'
Note that prompts will be emulated so that they write the input data to the output stream as well. If hidden input is expected then this obviously does not happen.


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First off I must tell you that when I took these seeds I and my friend had been off of weed and other drugs for 7 weeks. I weigh 185 and my friend also male weighs 175. I am 23 and my friend is 21.
We had both taken morning glory seeds in the past and puked with no trip. I had succeeded in the past once with morning glory and once with 5 HBWR so I knew the effects of LSA. We where both well experienced with hallucinogens including mushrooms, Salvia, green hornet liquid, ecstacy, 2C-I, 2C-E and Amanitas. I bought my seeds online from an online vendor; I bought 50 Hawaiian strain seeds but they actually hooked it up with 70 seeds. The seeds were guarenteed to be 100% all organic with no pestisides. I took 2 1/2 hours to carefully scrape all the coating off of 16 seeds. I scraped them until the seeds were completely beige.
6 hours before we ingested the seeds I ground them a good amount in a coffee grinder until they were almost powdery. I seperated the batch into 2 seperated containers. That day I decided to eat light, at 4:30 I ate one small batch of fries and a large frosty. My friend ate at 3:00. We decided to go camping in the mountains of Colorado by a stream. It was a perfect night with t-shirt wearing weather. No other people were around so we felt pretty safe. Our lives had been pretty negitive the past 2 months so when we got to the mountains we felt well relaxed and in a positive mood. We decided to do this trip as more of a spiritual trip while being in nature.
We took 2 motion sickness pills 45 mintues before we ate the seeds at 6:45. The sun was 30 minutes from going down when we took the seeds. At 7:30 we put the powder under our tungues and held it there for around 5 minutes. We then washed the seeds down with apple juice. We set by the stream to try to relax. 30 minutes later we got up and started to feel a slight body buzz. We made a camp fire and layed down on the ground next to it. At 8:30 it was pretty much dark and the near full moon was coming up. Flashes of patterns started coming into my open eye vision. We both decide to get up, when we do we realize our body high has increased. At 9:00 our body high is in full effect and pattens are more intense. We decide to take a walk to the water fall where there is a great view of the city of colorado springs.
Before we sat down at 10:30 I realized that I had a empty bag that had 2ci in it. We licked one side of the bag a piece, there was probably one small hit per side. We sat down and looked at the city. The lights from the city glowed in amazing ways and the sound of the waterfall were going in waves through our ears. At this point we felt extremely well with no sick feeling at all. Were in full effect of the drug. When we close our eyes viberant patterns of non existent colors fill our heads, like looking at casino carpet through a calidescope. Our bodies react to everything we touch much like ecstacy. It was the most beuatifull and pure trip we had ever been on.
We walked around for awhile playing with and touching everything we could in amazement and then decided to head back. We were walking up the path to our campsite at 11:45 and all of a sudden the 2ci kicks in. At this point it was like no other trip we had ever experienced. No words could ever decribe this trip. Amazing thoughts were going through our heads. We, in my opinion, had just lost our minds. We let go of reality in ways I never thought were possible to do and still come back from it. The body high was beyond anything I ever amagined. It felt like we were in heaven floating in clouds. Ecstacy never could come close to this. It seemed to be about 8 times as strong as any ecstacy I had ever taken, things felts so good it made me feel like I could have a seizure and I am not exaggerating this at all.
The rest of the night can not be explained or put in to words by god himself/herself/whoever/ or whatever. We both went to bed at around 2:30, still fully tripping. We felt so relaxed we couldn't move anymore. We woke up at 8:00 and both of us where still mildly triping. Crazy thoughts were still going trough our heads along with flashes of patterns. As I write this at 1:45 I feel extremely in touch with my body. It might be the lingering effects of the trip or it might just be because the trip made me feel more in touch with life.
All and all this was my favorite trip to date. I do believe that scraping the seeds till they are bage colored will remove the irritants. Happy trippin'.
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module Tins::Minimize
This module can be mixed into all classes, whose instances respond to the
-
and size-methods, like for example Array. The returned elements from []
should respond to the succ method.
Public Instance Methods
minimize()
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Returns a minimized version of this object, that is successive elements are substituted with ranges a..b. In the situation …, x, y,… and y != x.succ a range x..x is created, to make it easier to iterate over all the ranges in one run. A small example:
[ 'A', 'B', 'C', 'G', 'K', 'L', 'M' ].minimize # => [ 'A'..'C', 'G'..'G', 'K'..'M' ]
If the order of the original elements doesn't matter, it's a good idea to first sort them and then minimize:
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# File lib/tins/minimize.rb, line 15 def minimize result = [] last_index = size - 1 size.times do |i| result << [ self[0] ] if i == 0 if self[i].succ != self[i + 1] or i == last_index result[-1] << self[i] result << [ self[i + 1] ] unless i == last_index end end result.map! { |a, b| a..b } end
minimize!()
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First minimizes this object, then calls the replace method with the result.
# File lib/tins/minimize.rb, line 30 def minimize! replace minimize end
unminimize()
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Invert a minimized version of an object. Some small examples:
[ 'A'..'C', 'G'..'G', 'K'..'M' ].unminimize # => [ 'A', 'B', 'C', 'G', 'K', 'L', 'M' ]
and
[ 1..2, 4..5 ].unminimize # => [ 1, 2, 4, 5 ]
# File lib/tins/minimize.rb, line 38 def unminimize result = [] for range in self for e in range result << e end end result end
unminimize!()
click to toggle source
Invert a minimized version of this object in place.
# File lib/tins/minimize.rb, line 49 def unminimize! replace unminimize end


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This module contains sensor calibration routines.
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§ __CAPT_STD_CALIBRATION__
| #define __CAPT_STD_CALIBRATION__ (0) |
def CAPT_STD_CALIBRATION selects the conversion gain/count calibration. def CAPT_MAXOFFSET_CALIBRATION selects the max offset calibration.
§ __CAPT_MAXOFFSET_CALIBRATION__
| #define __CAPT_MAXOFFSET_CALIBRATION__ (1) |
§ CAPT_calibrateSensor()
| void CAPT_calibrateSensor |
( |
tSensor * |
pSensor | ) |
|
The calibrate sensor function calibrates all elements in the sensor based on the sensor's input conversion gain and conversion count parameters.
This routine calibrates at one frequency only, and is intented to be used in applications where noise immunity (EMC) features are disabled.
After this function has completed running, the following outputs are set:
- The coarse gain, fine gain, and offset tap for each element are saved in the element structure's pTuning array for frequency 0 only.
- The bCalibrationError parameter in the sensor structure is set if a valid calibration could not be obtained. If this bit is set, it means that the external capacitor being measured could not be scaled to meet the desired conversion gain and conversion count inputs that were requested.
- Parameters
-
| pSensor | is a pointer to the sensor to adjust |
- Returns
- none
§ CAPT_calibrateSensorWithMaxOffset()
| void CAPT_calibrateSensorWithMaxOffset |
( |
tSensor * |
pSensor | ) |
|
The calibrate sensor with max offset function calibrates all elements in the sensor based on the sensor's input conversion count parameter only. This calibration routine achieves the maximim sensitivity for a given conversion count by applying as much offset subtraction as possible.
This routine calibrates at one frequency only, and is intented to be used in applications where noise immunity (EMC) features are disabled.
After this function has completed running, the following outputs are set:
- The coarse gain, fine gain, and offset tap for each element are saved in the element structure's pTuning array for frequency 0 only.
- The bCalibrationError parameter in the sensor structure is set if a valid calibration could not be obtained. If this bit is set, it means that the external capacitor being measured could not be scaled to meet the desired conversion count inputs that were requested.
- Parameters
-
| pSensor | is a pointer to the sensor to adjust |
- Returns
- none
§ CAPT_calibrateSensorWithEMC()
| void CAPT_calibrateSensorWithEMC |
( |
tSensor * |
pSensor | ) |
|
The calibrate sensor function runs all of the necessary calibration routines to achieve the desired sensitivity for a sensor with EMC (noise immunity) enabled. This involves calibrating gain and offset at 4 conversion frequencies based on the sensor's input conversion gain and conversion count parameters, and ensuring that all calibration values are valid.
After this function has completed running, the following outputs are set:
- The coarse gain, fine gain, and offset tap for each element are saved in the element structure's pTuning array for frequency 0-3 (4 total)
- The bCalibrationError parameter in the sensor structure is set if a valid calibration could not be obtained. If this bit is set, it means that the external capacitor being measured could not be scaled to meet the desired conversion gain and conversion count inputs that were requested. This bit is also set if noise was detected on all 4 conversion frequencies, in which case calibration is not possible.
- The bSensorNoiseState parameter in the sensor structure is set if noise was present for at one or more conversion frequencies.
- Parameters
-
| pSensor | is a pointer to the sensor to adjust |
- Returns
- none
§ CAPT_calibrateSensorWithMaxOffsetWithEMC()
| void CAPT_calibrateSensorWithMaxOffsetWithEMC |
( |
tSensor * |
pSensor | ) |
|
The calibrate sensor function runs all of the necessary calibration routines to achieve the desired sensitivity for a sensor with EMC (noise immunity) enabled. This function calibrates all elements in the sensor based on the sensor's input conversion count parameter only. This calibration routine achieves the maximim sensitivity for a given conversion count by applying as much offset subtraction as possible. This involves calibrating gain and offset at 4 conversion frequencies, and ensuring that all calibration values are valid.
After this function has completed running, the following outputs are set:
- The coarse gain, fine gain, and offset tap for each element are saved in the element structure's pTuning array for frequency 0-3 (4 total)
- The bCalibrationError parameter in the sensor structure is set if a valid calibration could not be obtained. If this bit is set, it means that the external capacitor being measured could not be scaled to meet the desired conversion count inputs that were requested. This bit is also set if noise was detected on all 4 conversion frequencies, in which case calibration is not possible.
- The bSensorNoiseState parameter in the sensor structure is set if noise was present for at one or more conversion frequencies.
- Parameters
-
| pSensor | is a pointer to the sensor to adjust |
- Returns
- none
§ CAPT_calibrateGain()
| void CAPT_calibrateGain |
( |
tSensor * |
pSensor, |
|
|
volatile bool * |
pbEndOfConversionFlag, |
|
|
uint8_t |
ui8Frequency |
|
) |
| |
The calibrate gain parameter function identifies the correct gain ratio to achieve the specified conversion gain. Note that this calibration will clear out any offset applied by a call to CAPT_calibrateOffset(). Call this calibration function first.
- Parameters
-
| pSensor | is a pointer to the sensor to calibrate |
- Returns
- none
§ CAPT_calibrateOffset()
| void CAPT_calibrateOffset |
( |
tSensor * |
pSensor, |
|
|
volatile bool * |
pbEndOfConversionFlag, |
|
|
uint8_t |
ui8Frequency |
|
) |
| |
The calibrate offset parameter function identifies the correct offset tap to achieve the specified conversion count.
- Parameters
-
| pSensor | is a pointer to the sensor to calibrate |
- Returns
- none
§ CAPT_calibrateForMaxOffset()
| void CAPT_calibrateForMaxOffset |
( |
tSensor * |
pSensor, |
|
|
uint16_t |
ui16MaxOffsetStartPoint, |
|
|
volatile bool * |
pbEndOfConversionFlag, |
|
|
uint8_t |
ui8Freq |
|
) |
| |
The CAPT_calibrateForMaxOffset function identifies the correct offset tap and gain ratios for each element in a sensor when calibrating at the specified frequency. The target result is a conversion result as close as possible to the sensor's conversion count parameter, with the max amount of offset subtraction applied. The conversion gain parameter is not used with this calibration option.
- Parameters
-
| pSensor | is a pointer to the sensor to calibrate |
- Returns
- none


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Hey, thanks for supporting Font Awesome 5 and downloading a copy of our working project! The files in this folder are meant to serve as demos which show off all of the redesigned icons as well as how to use them.
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Our SVG Framework lets you reference icons just as you always have with Font Awesome and renders them as SVGs within your UI, complete with all of the supportive styling you know and love. This requires the use of JavaScript. Here's how to try it out:
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Not many people know that I used to be a designer back in the mid 90's. Some of you all may have ventured deep into the colophon section of my site and read my resume which has visual clues of that history. Either way, this page is dedicated to those that had no idea a programmer like myself could come from a design background. Besides, I think it would be cool to share some of my old portfolio pieces.
Every good starving artist needs a watering hole. Mine used to be the Tap House Grill At Ghent. Doing menu and beer tap design was a great way to pay for the basic staples of life, food and beer! Most of my friends worked there as well. Even after all these years, The Taphouse Grill still seems to be going strong in the same location. So here are a few of those beer tap designs. The "Sex Ina Canoe" tap was a joke against Yuengling Lager and referenced the joke, What does American beer and sex in canoe have in common?
On top of doing tons of 4-color brochure and package design, I used to love doing logo work. The one for the Virginia Stage Company was never used and the middle was a logo for my old online moniker before MetaSkills. The last logo was for a friend's Mother's clothing company with heavy art direction.
One thing I really enjoyed doing was working with illustrations by my friend Jeff Stephenson. He sketched tons of different things while making his way thru the day. I believe some of his drawings were purely cathartic or helped him cope in one way or another. Most times I would rescue them from the trash bin and scan them in for artwork. The first below is a t-shirt design for the Taphouse Grill's Cindo De Micro event. I remember piecing different illustrations together with some heavily inspired artwork I gathered while shopping for frozen burritos to eat that night. The end result was awesome. Lastly, what can I about Superfly Bundt Cackes? I think the wings came out nicely.
Even designers have to perform occupational maintenance. I was always reading design articles (before blogs were invented) and learning the different techniques and power of PhotoShop 4 and its numerous plug-ins. Below is a mixed bag of those results.
I think it is critical that every designer or programmer have a basic skill in the other field. It adds tons of value and streamlines communication across the disciplines. For me however, I have made a career decision that I will never open a PSD file again or try to facilitate the design role. I can if I have to, but not doing it all the time means that the time I do spend designing is not as efficient as someone else in that role. My place is now spent pushing pixels via code!


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Dapena, Pallant win inaugural CHALLENGECAPETOWN
Cape Town - Pablo Dapena took the crown in the inaugural CHALLENGECAPETOWN on Sunday, when he sprinted to the finish in a time of 3:46:48.
The Spaniard finished 1:26 ahead of Steven McKenna (Australia) in second place, with Matt Trautman (SA) coming in third.
First out of the water after a strong swim, Dapena formed part of a six-man bunch that dominated most of the 90km cycle from Big Bay into the Company’s Garden. But it was on the run where he showed his strength, and he quickly set the pace in front, together with McKenna, with Trautman following close behind.
Dapena was ecstatic with his victory.
“The conditions were amazing. I had a great swim and enjoyed the flat and fast bike. The run was a little windy at times and that hill was a challenge, but I loved racing in Cape Town, and I hope to be back next year!”
The women’s race belonged to Emma Pallant (UK), who took a convincing win in 4:14:51 - seven minutes faster than Annah Watkinson (SA), and almost 10 minutes ahead of British pro Laura Siddall.
“I loved the swim and the run was tough,” noted Pallant.
“The flat and fast bike made for an awesome day, and I had great fun on the course.”
This was an historic day for the race organisers, who successfully staged the first middle distance triathlon in the City of Cape Town.
The 1.9km swim, 90km cycle and 21km run showcased the Mother City in a way that no mass participation event athlete has seen it before.
The day dawned to a misty but wind-free Big Bay, and the race opened with ideal swim conditions and water temperatures reaching 15.5 degrees Celsius. The cycle followed, which comprised three spectacularly scenic loops along Otto du Plessis Drive with its uninterrupted ocean views, followed by a ride into the City, and a final sprint along Adderley Street and Government Avenue in the Company’s Garden. This was the first time that a cycle race went through the historic Garden.
The 21km run through the Zonnebloem and District Six precinct showcased many of the City’s most historically significant landmarks, including Parliament, City Hall, and the Castle of Good Hope. Three 7km laps completed the run, which included a brutal climb from the Castle all the way up to the M3.
“We couldn’t have asked for better conditions to stage this inaugural event,” said race director Gary Marescia.
“The nature of the course made it possible for pros and age groupers to put themselves to the test.”
“A middle distance triathlon in the City of Cape Town has been a long time coming, and I am thrilled that we could show local and international triathletes that the Mother City is ready for an event of this calibre.”
CHALLENGECAPETOWN attracted participants from 20 countries across the globe, with women making up 27% of the field. Top age grouper finishers each earned a slot to participate in THECHAMPIONSHIP in Samorin, Slovakia, in May 2020.
TOP RESULTS
Pro Men
1. Pablo Dapena (ESP): 3:46:48
2. Steven McKenna (AUS): 3:48:14
3. Matt Trautman (SA): 3:49:44
4. Kyle Buckingham (SA): 3:52:12
5. Tim Don (UK): 3:55:49
6. Bradley Weiss (SA): 3:56:31
Pro Women
1. Emma Pallant (UK): 4:14:51
2. Annah Watkinson (SA): 4:21:20
3. Laura Siddall (UK): 4:24:23
4. Gillian Sanders (SA): 4:38:20
5. Lauren Cannon (SA): 4:39:59
6. Vicky van der Merwe (SA): 4:43:20


Class ProjectContext
The context of a Puli project.
This class contains both global context information (see Puli\Manager\Api\Context\Context
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information local to a Puli project. It provides access to the project's root
directory and the root puli.json of the project.
Use Puli\Manager\Api\Context\Context::getConfig()
to access the project configuration.
- Puli\Manager\Api\Context\Context
- Puli\Manager\Api\Context\ProjectContext
Namespace: Puli\Manager\Api\Context
Author: Bernhard Schussek<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Since: 1.0
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Author: Bernhard Schussek<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Since: 1.0
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Jaipur Pink Panthers
The Champions of the inaugural season of Star Sports Pro Kabaddi,
Jaipur Pink Panthers represent the Pink City of Jaipur,
Rajasthan in the league. Led by Navneet Gautam and coached by
Kasinathan Baskaran, the team is owned by renowned Indian actor,
Abhishek Bachchan.
An avid fan of all sports – cricket, basketball, football and Kabaddi being
his favourite games, Abhishek is a proud owner of Jaipur Pink Panthers
and co-owns the Indian Super League’s franchise – Chennaiyin FC.
Additionally, he is the captain and one of the founders of the
All Stars Football Club (ASFC). Abhishek believes in bringing sports
to the forefront for the younger generation in India and is committed
to actively promote all kinds of sports.
One of the most popular teams in the inaugural season, Jaipur Pink Panthers
had many leading film and entertainment personalities dawning the pink jersey
in their support.
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Welcome to RTCSA 2020
RTCSA 2020 is going to be held in Gangneung,South Korea. The RTCSA conference series carry on with the tradition and bring together researchers and developers from academia and industry for advancing the technology of embedded and real-time systems and their emerging applications, including the Internet of things and cyber-physical systems. RTCSA seeks both research and industry track papers that describe research or technical aspects in the area of embedded and real-time systems. Proceedings will be published by the IEEE Computer Society.


In the future, there are many technological advances in education and people have grown so smart, that they start to see school as a waste of time and start looking to experiences instead!
Schools started to become specific learning places such as sports, astronomy, and technology, and best of all of this is free education!