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insufflated |
5-MeO-DMT |
(powder / crystals) |
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insufflated |
DPT |
(powder / crystals) |
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IM |
DPT |
(powder / crystals) |
[Erowid Note: While the author at first reports the substances used as DPT and 5-MeO-DPT, he later reports obtaining DPT and 5-MeO-DMT. 5-MeO-DMT and 5-MeO-DPT are different substances. The first substance used is categorized as 5-MeO-DMT based on contextual clues, however, because 5-MeO-DPT is mentioned in the initial paragraph, the identity of the substance is unclear.]
Background tryptamine drugs especially. This report is mostly about DPT, but also contains a little information on 5-meo-DPT experience I had during the same time frame, within days of each other, which for me might be significant since I rarely do this anymore. I had always had positive effects with hallucinogens. I ate a lot of Hawaiian Woodrose seeds when I was a teenager. I was a loner and suffered from bipolar depression- mostly depression- and this drug made me feel very connected to the universe, everything, and everyone in it. Something I intensely did NOT feel otherwise.
I did not have access back then to mind drugs other than pot, which made me very paranoid and antisocial.
I have since done mushrooms about ten times, always with amazing effects. Again, I had a great love and connectedness with everything and everyone. I did acid several times. Depending on the setting was incredible or a little too much; was a little too long and intense with lingering closed-eye visuals for me compared to psilocybin. But overall I enjoyed it- never, ever had a “bad trip.”on any of these substances.
In my early twenties I became addicted to Meth. For about a year. I was working long hours doing construction and was introduced by a coworker. I had never really heard about the disastrous effects (this was the early 80’s, Bay Area). I got myself out of that, got back in school, became pretty successful, etc. All during this time I had cycling moods, periods of great depression, took mood stabilizers, antidepressants and occasionally Valium or Xanax.
In grad school I substituted working out for drugs. I had always been very unathletic, but I discovered that I had a talent for endurance sports and became an elite triathlete, training many hours per week. After several years I started having chronic injuries and obtained Percoset to help me train through it. Pretty soon I was an on again, off again opiate addict, favoring IV Oxycontin but using every kind of pill, pod, patch or whatever I could get.
During a clean period about 7 years since I had done any psychedelics, a friend made a connection and asked for some DMT. Instead, he was able to get some 5-MEO-DMT and some DPT.
We tried the 5-MEO first. My friend vaporized a very small amount out of this aluminum foil horn-like thing we had devised. He tried it first. He took a very small pinch an placed in on the foil then took his hit. He did not initially look high or otherwise affected.  He described as a mild buzz.
I put a much larger (10x)pinch, perhaps 15 mg or more on the foil, and despite his warning about the quantity, took a huge hit, vaporizing it entirely all at once.  I had no vision; completely blind. I started moaning, “I’m going to die. Why am I so extreme?” 'Why did I take so much?” “Why do I have to do IronMans and shoot Oxy?”
I started rolling around on the floor, my friend trying to help me. After what seemed like an eternity, but was only about 20 minutes, I started coming out of it. I felt a hint of mushroom-like warmth and feeling of familiar trpto experience. This lasted for another half hour or so. I was pretty shaken up. The next couple days were difficult. I questioned my life, and my compulsion and addictions. I had minor closed eyed visuals for two days following.
Even so, of course I needed to try the DPT. From all accounts it sounded mellower- or at least friendlier.
We first insufflated a small amount of powder- sorry, no mass measured- a moderate sized line each. After 15-20 minutes we were both coming up. Music sounded like a part of me- more so that with psilocybin, even though the effects were relatively mild. After a while we wandered around my yard, looking at things-ordinary things like leaves were fascinating. Without a log book, I cannot say how long the effects lasted- perhaps 2-3 hours. from lift off to almost complete come down.
The second time was the wild one. My friend had experienced the effects, found them interesting, but decided not to indulge anymore. Two weeks following our first adventure, I loaded up 150-200 mg in a saline solution, filtered it through a 0.2 micron filter and injected it deep into the side of my buttocks. I was alone this time, but was used to tripping alone. I knew not to expect visitors so was relaxed in that knowing I would not have to handle anything but the trip.
The effects came on fast and strong. I sat on my bed and decided that so long as I could stay in that friendly environment I could ride it out no matter what. I had candles in the room and it was soothing. I was in a good state of mind: excited to see what the increased dose would do.
At twenty minutes, I was seeing very intense visuals. I had never experienced visuals to the degree many people do. Most of mine were pseudo hallucinations that consisted of intricate patterns. These DPT visuals lit up in intensely bright neon- almost exactly like the old black light posters of my youth and then intensified from there. In fact, the feeling and visuals started taking on a 60’s kind of theme, with bright poofy fonts of neon writing floating across the wall. I saw Jimmy Hendrix playing the Star Spangled Banner with a an enormous American Flag- too large to fit in any real three dimensional space “behind” him.
I reached out for a glass of water on the bedside table and discovered that it had no weight. That there was no sensation of holding it, even though it was clearly in my hand- a very dissociated feeling. From there, I left the room, and then the earth behind. I was deep, deep, in the void. More without than within, as if I were deep in the universe, were time or space really had no meaning. I felt transparent and part of the either. I felt the presence of God everywhere transparent like me. I don’t normally think in terms of God, but that’s the best word I can think of to describe what I felt. The creative force was all through me and all pervasive in the complete blissful emptiness. It was like the emptiness described by the Buddhists; what I strive for in my meditation, even though the mind was definitely still at work.
Physically, back on earth, I was still slightly aware of my physical body, although I mostly seemed to be residing in space. I felt a tremendous need to stretch and a sexual need in my hips, groin and anus. I am not gay, and have some limited experience with girlfriends occasionally putting something in me, but not much. I felt my hands working autonomously. I had an erection, and in a physical manifestation of the transparent quality I felt in my mind, also in my body, I started to masturbate while pushing my entire hand up inside me. I felt as if I were being probed by God or vice versa- there was really no difference we were one. When I came, it was indescribably blissful.
I kept no official trip report so can’t report the time when I returned to the point of being able to read the red glow of the clock, and how much time had elapsed. But it was shorter than a psilocybin experience I am sure. The rate of blast off, intensity of effect and rate of come down were all increased. Perhaps two hours of intense tripping, followed by mellow warmth for an hour or two until bed.
The next day I felt nothing but wonder. The reintegration was not as difficult as with 5-MEO, although I did have a depleted feeling usually get after taking tryptamine drugs. What I experienced was largely in tune with what I believe the ultimate nature of the universe to be like after death, so I was not frightened, did not have a lot of questioning of the experience. I was just in awe of the entire trip. I would do it again, although I would probably reduce the dose. I would like to see what mid-range doses are like. Alas, I have no access. Maybe some day.
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Nigeria Ready for Phase One Privatization
LAGOS, January 2 (Xinhua) -- The Nigerian government has
completed all the necessary arrangements for the first phase of
privatization which would be implemented from January to May this
year, a senior official said.
Chairman of the National Council on Privatization (NCP) Alhaji
Umaru Ndanusa disclosed this while calling on Zamfara State acting
Governor Alhaji Mahmud Shinkafi, This Day reported Sunday.
Ndanusa, who is also chairman of the Publicity and Mobilization
Committee on Privatization, said his committee had commenced
distributing application forms for the purchase of shares across
the country.
He told the acting governor that he and his colleagues were in
the Zamfara State to continue their nationwide enlightenment tour
on the privatization and commercialization program of the
government.
Ndanusa noted that the privatization exercise was designed to
raise funds for the government to fill the budget deficits and
support social sectors such as education, health, power and rural
development.
In order to facilitate the implementation process, he said,
floatation consultants and financial and technical advisers had
been appointed to assist the NCP.
Shinkafi said the state government had allocated 70 million
Naira (about 700,000 U.S. dollars) and the 14 local government
councils 18 million Naira (180,000 dollars) for the purchase of
shares in the privatization program.
He told Ndanusa that his state government had already set up a
state privatization committee which would encourage and advise
people on their participation in the exercise.


* unspeakable desolation pouring down from the stars *
CHAPTER ONE
THE FIRST STAMP IN my collection was an 1898 badly-perforated 14h maroon rectangle on 9x5 gummed tinsy paper, depicting the shallow grave of the whaling captain Rastus Binns, etched from an image taken by a nebulon, a now-forgotten photographic machine. My father presented it to me on my sixteenth birthday, with a gleam in his eye and alcohol on his breath.
Two months later, I acquired my second stamp, steamed off an envelope which I found discarded in Monsignor Sinkpail's wastepaper basket. I was ever the prying sort. This one was a lavish three-colour design on waterbath paper, 8x6, the zealous franking of which almost obliterated a picture of the dirigible Grapplinghook, exploding into a fireball over the Great Beige Dam on the twenty third of June 1907.
The third and fourth stamps were given to me by a lanky, boil-plagued schoolfriend whose name I forget. One showed a blurred view of an unidentified mountain range, the other a fiendishly-spiked cactus against a bright yellow background. By this time I had bought myself an album and, optimistically, a packet of five thousand stamp hinges.
In October of the same year, my father, the Monsignor, and my schoolfriend were drowned, when the boat in which we were rounding a northern headland capsized. As the only swimmer aboard, I was able to struggle back to shore, sopping wet, exhausted, but still alive.
I spent two months abed in the school sick room, at first of necessity, later wallowing in the unaccustomed comfort. My sheets were changed daily by the matron, I was fed with delicacies forbidden to the other pupils, and, of course, I was excused from all lessons and sports, allowed simply to idle my time away poring over my stamp collection, which now became my consuming interest. From my sick bed, I clipped out coupons from magazines and sent off for packets of approvals. A pockmarked prefect visited me one day and gave me as a gift his entire collection, upwards of two thousand thematics - mostly gorges, flags, insects and executions. Matron dutifully soaked off the stamps from the school's daily postbag, until I explained as tactfully as I could that I had more than enough definitives of King Vincenzo, left- and right-profile, brown, cream and puce, and had space in my album for no more.
In January, I was forced to return to my class, but within days, on account of my artificially-induced pallor and neurasthenic fits, I was sent off home for further recuperation. Majestic horses delivered me from the railway station to our coastal mansion, where my mother greeted me with a demented clap on the head, before handing me over to Mister Patch, the retainer, who carried me to my room and deposited me on the bed. I remained there, artfully malingering, for the next two years. Throughout that time, I saw my mother only twice: her derangement pre-dated her widowhood, and I was pleased to note that still, still, she passed her days drawing up plans for a gigantic marble monument to commemorate a footpad who had been hanged in Chockbung on Boxing Day 1804. The monument was never built, of course, but its design, endlessly revised, kept my mother busy for the best part of her life.
I had been carted off to the first in a series of brutal schools at seven, and had spent many of my holidays with relatives: these two bed-ridden years, then, afforded my first real opportunity to get to know Mister Patch. He had been in service to my family for as long as anyone could remember, but I had only dim memories of him from my own childhood. Now, as a daily visitor to my room, he became my closest friend.
Unlike many fictional retainers, Patch was neither wrinkled nor obsequious.  "Patch", it appeared, was only a nickname. He had been dubbed such by his parents when still a tot, after an accident involving an extremely sharp pointed thing took out his left eye. He no longer remembered his real name, and nor did anyone else.
What I liked most about Patch was his cavalier disregard of his social position.  My mother, of course, was too distracted even to contemplate asking Patch to do anything, but my two spinster aunts - Daisy and Maisie, who also lived at the mansion - had the terrible habit of commanding Patch to do things they were quite capable of doing for themselves, like fetching their breakfasts, or pruning the hydrangeas, or taking their repellent little dogs for a walk. Patch fixed them with a glare of magnificent contempt, then unleashed a projectile of spittle at them, and turned on his heel. He never did a stroke of work unless he wanted to: no doubt that shared inclination drew us together.
His visits to my room began on the day he carried me there, and continued throughout the two years I lay abed. At first, misconstruing his character, I tried to fool him, dabbing weakly at my brow as he came in, emitting the odd groan as I saw fit. After a week, Patch sat at the end of my bed and gave me a good talking to. He did not give two pins whether or not I was sick; it was all the same to him whether I lived or died; would I like to join him as he worked his way through my late father's wine cellar? He drew from his pocket a bottle of 1904 Brut Glabb, uncorked it with his shining teeth, and took a mighty swig. I proffered my tooth-mug, and our camaraderie was born.
Patch was keenly interested in my stamp collection, which now filled two enormous albums, each bound in some sort of animal hide - reindeer, perhaps, or wildebeeste. He seemed to know everything there was to know about perforations, overprinting, variants, control numbers, shades, forgeries and proofs. His own speciality, he informed me on a wet Thursday in March, was the pre-adhesive period, with particular regard to the postal histories of Hoon, Mins, Berberdept and Vug. He announced, with a strange tremor in his voice, that his collection of covers, emblazoned with inky cancellations made by a variety of rubber, potato, and gutta percha printing devices, had been stolen from him exactly fifty seven years ago to the day.
"By whom?" I asked.
Patch settled himself on an assortment of cushions and told me the story of the theft. It had taken place on Papa's twenty first birthday. There had been a party, here at the mansion, and among those attending had been a noted scientist. Over dinner, while Patch skulked in the cellars pouring bottles of vintage Glabb down his throat, the talk had turned to the recent experiments of the mesmerist Walter Mad, who claimed to be able to propel the spirits of his subjects a thousand years into the future: Patch could hear every word of the discussion, transmitted down to the cellars through a secret system of pneumatic tubes. The talk became heated, half the party poo-pooing Mad as a fraudster, the other half defending him as a new kind of visionary whose discoveries would revolutionise our understanding of the universe. Just before the ladies were due to retire to the drugs-cabinet, Professor Underlip - the noted scientist - suggested a simple experiment which, he said, would prove indubitably that Walter Mad was nothing but a trickster. Down in the cellars, Patch drained his umpteenth bottle and decided to return to the dining room to witness the Professor's little diversion. The wily retainer slid inconspicuously into the room as Underlip was unpacking from his mysterious blue bag an array of outre scientific apparatus. To the consternation of the dinner guests, he cleared a space on the table and placed thereon giant carboys, Faure's accumulators, voltaic piles, coils of wire, Coddington lenses, and great blocks of non-conducting porcelain.
"How in heaven did you fit all that into your mysterious blue bag?" exclaimed Mrs Cambodge.
"We men of science do not dilly-dally," replied the Professor, an enigmatic twinkle in his eyes.
He called for a volunteer, and after two minutes of hubbub, it was agreed that my father should have the honour of submitting himself to Professor Underlip's experiment.
"Think of it as your finest birthday gift!" cooed Mrs Cambodge.
Papa was steered into an armchair, whereupon a grotesque sponge hood was fitted to his head by the Professor. Orange flaps on the hood were connected by wires to the gleaming equipment on the dining-table, which hissed gently, letting forth jets of gas. Underlip attached a couple of wire clips to Papa's hands, fixing them in place with strips of grivelling tape.
"Palms up, Donald," he commanded. (Donald was not my father's name, but let that pass: this all happened a long time ago.) Underlip placed a potato in Papa's right hand, and an aniseed pill in his left. Then he stood back, cleared his throat, and made an announcement.
"Ladies and gentlemen," he said, "You are about to witness a most extraordinary experiment! I suggest that you all sit fast in your chairs and make no attempt to stir."
Mister Patch, hiding behind a tallboy, watched as the Professor fiddled about with the dials, chocks and hooters on his equipment. Then, with a scarcely perceptible finger-flick, he switched it on. There was a flash of brilliant light, accompanied by a monstrous roaring noise. Everyone in the room was made temporarily blind and deaf: with the exception, of course, of the ear-plugged and eye-shaded Professor Underlip, who took the opportunity to rifle through the house, filling his strange blue bag with valuables.
"Among which," concluded Mister Patch, "was my collection of covers from the pre-adhesive period."
"Smite me with a bludgeon, Patch!" I exclaimed, "Do you mean to say the blackguard made off with his loot?"

"Could he not be tracked down?" I asked.
He has not been seen from that day to this," replied Patch.
I had further questions, of course, but I am sure you can guess what they were: the answers to them were detailed, verbose, and in many cases highly intriguing, but you do not need to be that well-informed to enjoy this story. You get the gist, after all, don't you?
The point is that, some months later, I vowed to devote myself to the task of finding Patch's stamp collection and returning it to its owner. My decision was made in the autumn of that frightful year. Patch had suffered an attack of the bindings, and was now virtually bed-ridden himself. Of course, I had grown so used to my situation that it was quite out of the question for me to haul myself the few dozen yards along the corridor to his room: but I bid his replacement factotum, a dishevelled ex-convict named Brewster, to wheel Mister Patch to me every day, at four p.m. sharp, armed with half a dozen bottles from the cellar and a brace of tumblers.
It was during one such drunken afternoon that Patch began to sob. Sympathetically, I mussed his hair: it was like a bale of fusewire.
"Ouch!" I said, "What's the matter, Mister Patch?"
"Boo hoo hoo!" was all I got out of him for half an hour. Then, draining the last bottle of Sprinkler's Nightmare, he confessed that, despite appearances, he was a sentimental old fool, and that it was his dearest wish, before death stole upon him and he was enwrapped in a grisly shroud, that he could once more feast his eyes - sorry, eye - upon his priceless collection of pre-adhesive covers, the collecting of which had made his boyhood a sun-glazed idyll, its theft by the unspeakable Underlip having reduced him to the pitiful, cantankerous wretch now sprawled before me. Well.
Some minutes later Brewster arrived to take Mister Patch back to his room, but I had time enough to say something along the lines of: "Fear not! I will track down your collection, and yes, before you expire, you will once more hold your album in trembling hands!", although I may not have put it quite so resoundingly as that.
* a novel by frank key *


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The Apache Flink Runner can be used to execute Beam pipelines using Apache Flink. When using the Flink Runner you will create a jar file containing your job that can be executed on a regular Flink cluster. It’s also possible to execute a Beam pipeline using Flink’s local execution mode without setting up a cluster. This is helpful for development and debugging of your pipeline.
The Flink Runner and Flink are suitable for large scale, continuous jobs, and provide:
The Beam Capability Matrix documents the supported capabilities of the Flink Runner.
If you want to use the local execution mode with the Flink runner to don’t have to complete any setup.
To use the Flink Runner for executing on a cluster, you have to setup a Flink cluster by following the Flink setup quickstart.
To find out which version of Flink you need you can run this command to check the version of the Flink dependency that your project is using:
$ mvn dependency:tree -Pflink-runner |grep flink
...
[INFO] | +- org.apache.flink:flink-streaming-java_2.10:jar:1.2.1:runtime
...
Here, we would need Flink 1.2.1. Please also note the Scala version in the dependency name. In this case we need to make sure to use a Flink cluster with Scala version 2.10.
For more information, the Flink Documentation can be helpful.
When using Java, you must specify your dependency on the Flink Runner in your pom.xml
.
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.beam</groupId>
<artifactId>beam-runners-flink_2.10</artifactId>
<version>2.0.0</version>
<scope>runtime</scope>
</dependency>
This section is not applicable to the Beam SDK for Python.
 How you do this depends on your build system but if you follow along the Beam Quickstart this is the command that you have to run:
$ mvn package -Pflink-runner
The Beam Quickstart Maven project is setup to use the Maven Shade plugin to create a fat jar and the -Pflink-runner
argument makes sure to include the dependency on the Flink Runner.
For actually running the pipeline you would use this command
$ mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass=org.apache.beam.examples.WordCount \
-Pflink-runner \
-Dexec.args="--runner=FlinkRunner \
--inputFile=/path/to/pom.xml \
--output=/path/to/counts \
--flinkMaster=<flink master url> \
--filesToStage=target/word-count-beam--bundled-0.1.jar"
If you have a Flink JobManager
running on your local machine you can give localhost:6123
for
flinkMaster
.
When executing your pipeline with the Flink Runner, you can set these pipeline options.
| Field | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
runner |
The pipeline runner to use. This option allows you to determine the pipeline runner at runtime. | Set to FlinkRunner to run using Flink. |
streaming |
Whether streaming mode is enabled or disabled; true if enabled. Set to true if running pipelines with unbounded PCollection s. |
false |
flinkMaster |
The url of the Flink JobManager on which to execute pipelines. This can either be the address of a cluster JobManager, in the form "host:port" or one of the special Strings "[local]" or "[auto]" . "[local]" will start a local Flink Cluster in the JVM while "[auto]" will let the system decide where to execute the pipeline based on the environment. |
[auto] |
filesToStage |
Jar Files to send to all workers and put on the classpath. Here you have to put the fat jar that contains your program along with all dependencies. | empty |
parallelism |
The degree of parallelism to be used when distributing operations onto workers. | 1 |
checkpointingInterval |
The interval between consecutive checkpoints (i.e. snapshots of the current pipeline state used for fault tolerance). | -1L , i.e. disabled |
numberOfExecutionRetries |
Sets the number of times that failed tasks are re-executed. A value of 0 effectively disables fault tolerance. A value of -1 indicates that the system default value (as defined in the configuration) should be used. |
-1 |
executionRetryDelay |
Sets the delay between executions. A value of -1 indicates that the default value should be used. |
-1 |
stateBackend |
Sets the state backend to use in streaming mode. The default is to read this setting from the Flink config. | empty , i.e. read from Flink config |
See the reference documentation for the FlinkPipelineOptionsPipelineOptions interface (and its subinterfaces) for the complete list of pipeline configuration options.
You can monitor a running Flink job using the Flink JobManager Dashboard. By default, this is available at port 8081
of the JobManager node. If you have a Flink installation on your local machine that would be http://localhost:8081
.
If your pipeline uses an unbounded data source or sink, the Flink Runner will automatically switch to streaming mode. You can enforce streaming mode by using the streaming
setting mentioned above.


AMERICAN BEAUTY ***** (out of five stars) A review by Jamey Hughton
Starring-Kevin Spacey, Annette Bening, Thora Birch, Wes Bentley, Mena Suvari, Chris Cooper, Allison Janney and Peter Gallagher Director-Sam Mendes Rated 14A Dreamworks
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`Both my wife and daughter think I'm this gigantic loser' says Lester Burnham (Kevin Spacey), a 42-year old husband and father who is experiencing a mid-life crisis. Lester and his wife Carolyn (Annette Bening) are living out a normal, everyday marriage merely to provide an adequate living environment for their teenage daughter, Jane (Thora Birch). The only reason Lester continues on with the pointless charade classified as `life' is his daily masturbating session in the shower. Everything is downhill from there.
 If you `look closer' beneath the glossy surface, as the film's trailer suggests, you will find a film stirring with truth and poignancy. Some will enjoy the film merely for it's dead-on portrayal of a present day nuclear family, played out in the fashion of a scathingly funny prime-time sitcom. Others will look beyond that and *experience* American Beauty, as it explores the human mind and ponders the ordinary existence that Lester forges ahead with every morning.
Director Sam Mendes has done something remarkable with his directorial debut. He has introduced us to three fully realized, richly detailed characters that everyone can relate to in one way or another. Mendes paints a beautiful picture around the Burnham family, and his delicate style is immersed in storytelling brilliance. I foolishly made the mistake of assuming American Beauty would simply revolve around Spacey's awkward breakdown. In actuality, the film delves much deeper into the nature of being human, and it delivers a relentlessly truthful and unexpectedly powerful fable of everyday suburbia.
Spacey's work here is beyond brilliant. His performance as Lester Burnham is sure to garner him an Oscar nomination, and for good reason. The actor has perfectly realized Lester's difficult situation, but he also respects the characters limitations like a genuine Hollywood craftsman. Scenes at the Burnham dinner table strike the perfect tone, as Lester (with the artificial smile of a caring father) desperately attempts to connect with his daughter using the obvious `How was your day at school, honey?' approach. It reeks of hopeless detachment, just as Lester's fruitless job as a tele-marketer, and essentially every minute of his pointless life.
When he and Carolyn attend a basketball game to view their daughter's cheerleading abilities, Lester finds a reason to continue living: a divinely attractive teenager named Angela (Mena Suvari). Despite the notable fact that she and Jane are close friends, Lester begins hopelessly lusting over the blond angel, experiencing surreal fantasies in which her naked body is delicately covered with fallen rose petals. He begins to lift weights and smoke pot on a regular basis, all with the single hope of sleeping with Angela when the time is right. As Lester puts it so very bluntly, `I'm just an ordinary guy with nothing to lose'. Truer words have never been spoken.
Annette Bening, so ultimately convincing in a heartbreaking performance, backs up Spacey with reliable persistence. Even as Lester loses his grip on modern society, the lives of Carolyn and Jane are spiraling out of control as well. Carolyn, unhappy with her job as a real estate agent, tries valiantly to be a loyal wife and caring mother. She finds her own escape when she christens a heated affair with a business competitor (Peter Gallagher), who calls himself `The King'. Jane, convinced she has no support from her parents, finds an unlikely curiosity in the weirdo next-door (Wes Bentley), who videotapes everything as if worried he may loose his grasp on reality. His father (Chris Cooper), an ex-marine and right-wing gay basher, makes him provide a urine sample every 6 months for drug testing. All of the characters in American Beauty have more to reveal than initially evident.
Rarely has a film struck me with it's audacious courage the way American Beauty has. The film - powered by astonishing performances from Spacey, Bening, Bentley and Cooper - has an amazing power that affects the viewer in places they least expect. As both a masterfully perceptive tragedy and a bitingly funny satire, it's a film of devastating and unforgettable magnitude.  The poignant, touching and heartbreaking experience of American Beauty is perhaps the two most rewarding hours you will ever spend in a movie theater.
(C) 1999, Jamey Hughton
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I'm currently a full-time Research Development Engineer With 3 years work experience. Before that I received my master degree(Computer Scienct and Technology) from Nanjing University in 2017. For technologies, I'm interested in Android, Audio and Video technology, Machine Learning, OpenGL, FFmpeg, Flutter and etc. For Programming Languages, I'm interested in Java > Kotlin > Python > C/C++ |
| Jul, 2018 | [In Startup Company] The development of Android basic technology components and Video Editor SDK. In addition to, I focus on project's infrastructure, Native development, openGl and etc. |
| Apr, 2018 | [In DouYin] In Douyin's Audio and Video Tools Department, My contributions are Multi-Segment Video Editor and Image-Text Editor. |
| Jan, 2018 | [Mentor] As a mentor in Everphoto. |
| Oct, 2017 | [In Everphoto] developed gionee's system photo app. Two engineers faced one hundred Qas, my problem analysing and fixing have been improved greatly. |
| Nov, 2016 | [In ByteDance] As an Android Research Development Engineer in Everphoto in ByteDance. Everphoto is the best photo app in china with useful functions such as photo backuping, photo shareing, intelligent recommendation, photo editor and etc. My core contributions are photo backuping and photo editor. |
| Jun, 2016 | [In Alibaba] I were a Research Development Engineer in MicroCredit Department of Ant Financial of Alibaba, joining the development of Mybank |
| May, 2016 | I got Silver Medal in Huaiwei Software Challenge Programming Contest. |
| Sep, 2014 | [In Nanjing University] I started to study in Department of Computer Science and Technology at Nanjing University. |
| July, 2014 | [In Anhui University] I graduated from Anhui University with Outstanding Graduate award. In addition to, I got National Motivation Scholarship for two times and etc during schools days. |
[Journal of Software 2018, Accepted] X.M. Xia, L. Xu, Q. Sun, B.W. Xu. Detect Data Races for Android Application by Share Variable Analysing and Constraint Solver. Journal of Software, 2018.
[ICWS 2016] L. Xu, Q. Sun, B.W. Xu, W.F. Zhang. Statically Detect Data Races for WS-BPEL Web Services by Constraint Solver. IEEE International Conference on Web Services, 2016.
[IWPD 2016] Q. Sun, L. Xu, L. Chen. W.F. Zhang. Replaying Harmful Data Races in Android Apps. IEEE International Conference on Web Services, 2016. The 7th IEEE International Workshop on Program Debugging, 2016.
[Patent 2015] L. Xu, Q. Sun, L. Chen, B.W. Xu Data Race Detection for Android Applications Based on Predictive Analysis. 2015.
[Computer Technology and Development 2014] Q. Sun, Z.Y. Liu, G.D. Wu, J.J. Wang Design of Voting Software Based on Layout Understanding. Computer Technology and Development, 2014(11), 207-209.


public final class IFUtil
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
adjustPA(int[] paDst,
int[] paSrc)
Adjust a position adjustments array.
|
static int[] |
convertDPToDX(int[][] dp)
Convert the general gpos 'dp' adjustments to the older 'dx' adjustments.
|
static int[] |
convertDPToDX(int[][] dp,
int count)
Convert the general gpos 'dp' adjustments to the older 'dx' adjustments.
|
static int[][] |
convertDXToDP(int[] dx)
Convert the general gpos 'dp' adjustments to the older 'dx' adjustments.
|
static int[][] |
convertDXToDP(int[] dx,
int count)
Convert the general gpos 'dp' adjustments to the older 'dx' adjustments.
|
static int[][] |
copyDP(int[][] dp,
int offset,
int count)
Copy entries from position adjustments.
|
static java.lang.String |
getEffectiveMIMEType(IFDocumentHandler documentHandler)
Returns the MIME type of the output format that the given document handler is supposed to
handle.
|
static boolean |
isDPIdentity(int[][] dp)
Determine if position adjustments is the identity adjustment, i.e., no non-zero adjustment.
|
static boolean |
isDPOnlyDX(int[][] dp)
Determine if position adjustments comprises only DX adjustments as encoded by
convertDPToDX(int[][], int) . |
static boolean |
isPAIdentity(int[] pa)
Determine if position adjustment is the identity adjustment, i.e., no non-zero adjustment.
|
static void |
setupFonts(IFDocumentHandler documentHandler)
Sets up the fonts on a document handler.
|
static void |
setupFonts(IFDocumentHandler documentHandler,
FontInfo fontInfo)
Sets up the fonts on a document handler.
|
static java.lang.String |
toString(java.awt.geom.AffineTransform transform)
Converts an
AffineTransform instance to an SVG style transform method. |
static java.lang.String |
toString(java.awt.geom.AffineTransform[] transforms)
Converts an
AffineTransform array to an SVG style transform method sequence. |
static java.lang.StringBuffer |
toString(java.awt.geom.AffineTransform[] transforms,
java.lang.StringBuffer sb)
Converts an
AffineTransform array to an SVG style transform method sequence. |
static java.lang.StringBuffer |
toString(java.awt.geom.AffineTransform transform,
java.lang.StringBuffer sb)
Converts an
AffineTransform instance to an SVG style transform method. |
static java.lang.String |
toString(int[] coordinates)
Converts an array of integer coordinates into a space-separated string.
|
static java.lang.String |
toString(java.awt.Rectangle rect)
Converts a rectangle into a space-separated string.
|
public static java.lang.StringBuffer toString(java.awt.geom.AffineTransform transform, java.lang.StringBuffer sb)
AffineTransform
instance to an SVG style transform method.transform
- the transformation matrixsb
- the StringBuffer to write the transform method topublic static java.lang.StringBuffer toString(java.awt.geom.AffineTransform[] transforms, java.lang.StringBuffer sb)
AffineTransform
array to an SVG style transform method sequence.transforms
- the transformation matrix arraysb
- the StringBuffer to write the transform method sequence topublic static java.lang.String toString(java.awt.geom.AffineTransform[] transforms)
AffineTransform
array to an SVG style transform method sequence.transforms
- the transformation matrix arraypublic static java.lang.String toString(java.awt.geom.AffineTransform transform)
AffineTransform
instance to an SVG style transform method.transform
- the transformation matrixpublic static java.lang.String toString(int[] coordinates)
coordinates
- the coordinatespublic static java.lang.String toString(java.awt.Rectangle rect)
rect
- the rectanglepublic static void setupFonts(IFDocumentHandler documentHandler, FontInfo fontInfo) throws FOPException
FopFactory
will be used.
Otherwise, a default font configuration will be set up.documentHandler
- the document handlerfontInfo
- the font info object (may be null)FOPException
- if an error occurs while setting up the fontspublic static void setupFonts(IFDocumentHandler documentHandler) throws FOPException
FopFactory
will be used.
Otherwise, a default font configuration will be set up.documentHandler
- the document handlerFOPException
- if an error occurs while setting up the fontspublic static java.lang.String getEffectiveMIMEType(IFDocumentHandler documentHandler)
IFSerializer
it returns the MIME type of the
document handler it is mimicking.documentHandler
- the document handlerpublic static int[] convertDPToDX(int[][] dp, int count)
dp
- an array of 4-tuples, expressing [X,Y] placment
adjustments and [X,Y] advancement adjustments, in that order (may be null)count
- if dp
is not null, then a count of dp values to convertdp
is not null, then an array of adjustments to the current
x position prior to rendering individual glyphs; otherwise, nullpublic static int[] convertDPToDX(int[][] dp)
dp
- an array of 4-tuples, expressing [X,Y] placment
adjustments and [X,Y] advancement adjustments, in that order (may be null)dp
is not null, then an array of adjustments to the current
x position prior to rendering individual glyphs; otherwise, nullpublic static int[][] convertDXToDP(int[] dx, int count)
dx
- an array of adjustments to the current x position prior to rendering
individual glyphs or nullcount
- if dx
is not null, then a count of dx values to convertdx
is not null, then an array of 4-tuples, expressing [X,Y]
placment adjustments and [X,Y] advancement adjustments, in that order; otherwise, nullpublic static int[][] convertDXToDP(int[] dx)
dx
- an array of adjustments to the current x position prior to rendering
individual glyphs or nulldx
is not null, then an array of 4-tuples, expressing [X,Y]
placment adjustments and [X,Y] advancement adjustments, in that order; otherwise, nullpublic static boolean isPAIdentity(int[] pa)
pa
- a 4-tuple, expressing [X,Y] placment and [X,Y] advance adjuustments (may be null)dp
is null or contains no non-zero adjustmentpublic static boolean isDPIdentity(int[][] dp)
dp
- an array of 4-tuples, expressing [X,Y] placment
adjustments and [X,Y] advancement adjustments, in that order (may be null)dp
is null or contains no non-zero adjustmentpublic static boolean isDPOnlyDX(int[][] dp)
convertDPToDX(int[][], int)
. Note that if given a set of all all zero position
adjustments, both this method and isDPIdentity(int[][])
will return true;
however, this method may return true when isDPIdentity(int[][])
returns false.dp
- an array of 4-tuples, expressing [X,Y] placment
adjustments and [X,Y] advancement adjustments, in that order (may be null)dp
is not null and contains only xPlaAdjust
and xAdvAdjust values consistent with the output of convertDPToDX(int[][], int)
.public static void adjustPA(int[] paDst, int[] paSrc)
paDst
and paSrc
are
non-null, then paSrc[i]
is added to paDst[i]
.paDst
- a 4-tuple, expressing [X,Y] placment
and [X,Y] advance adjuustments (may be null)paSrc
- a 4-tuple, expressing [X,Y] placment
and [X,Y] advance adjuustments (may be null)public static int[][] copyDP(int[][] dp, int offset, int count)
dp
- an array of 4-tuples, expressing [X,Y] placment
adjustments and [X,Y] advancement adjustments, in that orderoffset
- starting offset from which to copycount
- number of entries to copyCopyright 1999-2020 The Apache Software Foundation. All Rights Reserved.


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| Gold Player |
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| Blue Player |
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| Gold AI algorithm |
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| Blue AI algorithm |
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| Gold heuristics |
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| Blue heuristics |
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| {{gameStates[currentIndex].goldPlayerState.color}} | {{gameStates[currentIndex].bluePlayerState.color}} | |
|---|---|---|
| Score: | {{gameStates[currentIndex].goldPlayerState.points}} | {{gameStates[currentIndex].bluePlayerState.points}} |
| Pieces active: | {{gameStates[currentIndex].goldPlayerState.piecesOnBoard}} | {{gameStates[currentIndex].bluePlayerState.piecesOnBoard}} |
| Pieces available: | {{gameStates[currentIndex].goldPlayerState.piecesInDrawer}} | {{gameStates[currentIndex].bluePlayerState.piecesInDrawer}} |


THE ELEMENTS
preparing for adventure
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A beautiful slow snowfall at the beggining of winter.
Blue skies with skattered clouds that you see thru the spring and summer.
Early fall for Preston, the leaves turn a beautiful orange and yellow.
lightning, rare sighting for Idaho.
A summers dawn, that we saw August last year, it shows a gold sky.
Sunshine and a little rain makes a beautiful Rainbow in April.


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"These puny Heroes don't stand a chance!"
"These puny Heroes don't stand a chance!"
Front Line Tank: With high Defensive Stats and powerful Physical Attacks, Petros is a real threat on the Front Line
| Health | 117 | Health | 238 | |
| Physical Attack | 10 | Physical Attack | 20.4 | |
| Magic Attack | 0 | Magic Attack | 0 | |
| Physical Armor | 4.2 | Physical Armor | 8.5 | |
| Magic Armor | 3.7 | Magic Armor | 7.5 |
None
Petros tears up the ground in front of him, dealing Damage to enemies standing on it and knocking them out of position. It also turns the battlefield into a volcano for 20 seconds. While the battlefield is a volcano, Petros' Abilities and Basic Attacks will be stronger than usual. If Petros' "Burning Coals" Ability is unlocked, burning coals will immediately come out of the volcano, the amount depending on Petros' Star-Level
Petros furiously smashes the ground around him, dealing AoE Physical Damage and causing the ground to collapse. If enemies stand on the collapsed ground for too long, lava will shoot up from the earth, knocking them into the air and dealing Damage. When the battlefield is a volcano, the Damage dealt by the shooting lava will be greater
Petros spits out burning coals, which explode when they take a certain amount of Damage, dealing AoE Physical Damage. The sooner they explode, the more Damage they deal. The coals will explode immediately if they are struck by one of Petros' own Abilities or by another exploding coal. While the battlefield is a volcano, their explosions deal more Damage and affect a wider area, and the coals will be produced whenever one of Petros' other abilities is used
Petros receives the blessing of the fire spirit. This increases his Physical Attack, Physical Armor, and Magic Armor, and he becomes immune to Control Abilities when his Health is close to full.  The Damage dealt by this ability is greater once Petros has taken a certain amount of Damage
*Key items required to fuse up to Orange+2 and fully equip. Not all items required for fusions listed. Signature Item not included.


Nations and Capital: A History of Computation
Writing and Programs
Logos and Logic
The Linguistic Family Tree of Proto Indo-European
Machine Language Tree
Programming Language Tree
The Antikythera Mechanism
Charles Babbage
Ada Lovelace
The Analytical Engine
Going Remote, The Telex Machine
Bell Labratories and George Stibitz
Konrad Zuse
The Z1
First Remote Computing, Complex Number Calculator (CNC)
Alan Turing
ENIAC
Machine Language Tree
The Growth of the Early 'Net, DARPA - 1969
The Growth of the Early 'Net, DARPA - 1977
Data Growth
Quickening Paces
The Physical Backbone
Digital Environmental Impact
Power and Access
The Digital Divide


Arguements for why Mountains make for a better vacation destination.
Mountainous places clearly make for a better vacation experience because of the following reasons:
- They allow you to get far away from society so you can have alone time with yourself of the few close loved ones you are travelling with.
- The views are far superior than beaches...I mean who wants to look at plain old sand and water all day?
- There is a lot more exploring that can be done in mountainous areas with all the trails you have access to.


Head Blacksmith Lombert:
Why have you come to me? The Resonance Amulet? Ah! Wait a moment.
You are probably the owner of this item. Someone came to me some time ago with this broken lump and
asked me to repair it. Don't ask me about that person -- he came suddenly at night, so I never got a
clear look at him. Then he simply...disappeared. But he did say one thing before leaving: he told me
to fix it and give it to the one who came asking about it. Unfortunately, I've been able to figure
out how to fix it, but I lack some key ingredients. If you can get those for me, I can repair this.
"What do you need?"


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Creates a new stack. For more information, see Create a New Stack .
create-stack
--name <value>
--stack-region <value>
[--attributes <value>]
--service-role-arn <value>
--default-instance-profile-arn <value>
[--default-os <value>]
[--hostname-theme <value>]
[--default-availability-zone <value>]
[--custom-json <value>]
[--use-custom-cookbooks | --no-use-custom-cookbooks]
[--custom-cookbooks-source <value>]
[--default-ssh-key-name <value>]
[--default-root-device-type <value>]
The stack name.
The stack AWS region, such as "us-east-1". For more information about Amazon regions, see Regions and Endpoints .
One or more user-defined key/value pairs to be added to the stack attributes bag.
Shorthand Syntax:
--attributes key_name=string,key_name2=string
Where valid key names are:
Color
JSON Syntax:
{"Color": "string"
...}
The stack AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) role, which allows OpsWorks to work with AWS resources on your behalf. You must set this parameter to the Amazon Resource --name (ARN) for an existing IAM role. For more information about IAM ARNs, see Using Identifiers .
--default-instance-profile-arn (string)
The ARN of an IAM profile that is the default profile for all of the stack's EC2 instances. For more information about IAM ARNs, see Using Identifiers .
The cloned stack default operating system, which must be either "Amazon Linux" or "Ubuntu 12.04 LTS".
The stack's host name theme, with spaces are replaced by underscores. The theme is used to generate hostnames for the stack's instances. By default, --hostname-theme is set to Layer_Dependent, which creates hostnames by appending integers to the layer's shortname. The other themes are:
- Baked_Goods
- Clouds
- European_Cities
- Fruits
- Greek_Deities
- Legendary_Creatures_from_Japan
- Planets_and_Moons
- Roman_Deities
- Scottish_Islands
- US_Cities
- Wild_Cats
To obtain a generated hostname, call GetHostNameSuggestion , which returns a hostname based on the current theme.
--default-availability-zone (string)
The stack default Availability Zone. For more information, see Regions and Endpoints .
A string that contains user-defined, custom JSON. It is used to override the corresponding default stack configuration JSON values. The string should be in the following format and must escape characters such as '"'.:"{\"key1\": \"value1\", \"key2\": \"value2\",...}"
For more information on custom JSON, see Use Custom JSON to Modify the Stack Configuration JSON .
--use-custom-cookbooks | --no-use-custom-cookbooks (boolean)
Whether the stack uses custom cookbooks.
--custom-cookbooks-source (structure)
Contains the information required to retrieve an app or cookbook from a repository. For more information, see Creating Apps or Custom Recipes and Cookbooks .
Shorthand Syntax:
--custom-cookbooks-source Type=value,Url=value,Username=value,Password=value,SshKey=value,Revision=value
JSON Syntax:
{
"Type": "git"|"svn"|"archive"|"s3",
"Url": "string",
"Username": "string",
"Password": "string",
"SshKey": "string",
"Revision": "string"
}
--default-ssh-key-name (string)
A default SSH key for the stack instances. You can override this value when you create or update an instance.
--default-root-device-type (string)
The default root device type. This value is used by default for all instances in the cloned stack, but you can override it when you create an instance. For more information, see Storage for the Root Device .


_KeyNavContainer Tests
focus point:
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
a11yclick events:
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Using the eplapp.py command line tool¶
- Description
Document detailing the use of the eplapp.py tool to perform REST requests to Apama EPL Apps in Cumulocity IoT.
Introduction¶
The eplapp.py tool in the scripts directory of the SDK allows you to interact with your Apama EPL apps in Cumulocity IoT using the command line.
The commands available are:
list
- Prints details of your existing EPL apps in Cumulocity IoT.deploy
- Uploads a local .mon file to EPL apps in Cumulocity IoT.delete
- Deletes an EPL app from Cumulocity IoT.update
- Updates one or more of the fields of an existing EPL app in Cumulocity IoT.
All of these commands have the following mandatory options for connecting to your Cumulocity IoT tenant:
-c | --cumulocity_url <url>
- The base URL of your Cumulocity IoT tenant.-u | --username <username>
- Your Cumulocity IoT username.-p | --password <password>
- Your Cumulocity IoT password.
Each command also has an optional -h | --help
option which prints a usage message for that command, for example:
eplapp.py <command> --help
Printing a list of your EPL apps¶
To print a list of all of your existing EPL apps in Cumulocity IoT, you can use the list
command as follows:
eplapp.py list --cumulocity_url <url> --username <username> --password <password>
For each EPL app the name, description, state, and lists of warnings or errors are printed.
Deploying to Apama EPL Apps in Cumulocity IoT¶
The deploy
command has an additional mandatory option:
-f | --file <file>
- The path to the .mon file you wish to upload to Cumulocity IoT as an EPL app.
Thus, the minimal command for deploying to Apama EPL Apps would look like the following:
eplapp.py deploy -c <url> -u <username> -p <password> -f <monFile>
This would upload an active EPL app with no description and the same name as the .mon file specified.
The deploy
command also has the following optional options:
-n | --name <name>
- The name of the EPL app to be deployed. This option takes 1 argument. By default, this will be the name of the .mon file specified by the--file
option.-d | --description <description>
- A description of the EPL app. This option takes 1 argument.-i | --inactive
- Deploys the EPL app in an ‘inactive’ state (by default, the state will be ‘active’).-r | --redeploy
- Overwrites the contents of an existing EPL app of name specified by the--name
option.
Deleting an EPL app¶
The delete
command also has an additional mandatory option:
-n | --name <name>
- The name of the the EPL app you wish to delete from your Cumulocity IoT tenant.
For example:
eplapp.py delete -c <url> -u <username> -p <password> -n <name>
Updating an existing EPL app¶
You can update the contents, name, description, or state of an existing EPL app in Cumulocity IoT using the update
command
which, like the delete
command, has an additional mandatory option:
-n | --name <name>
- The name of the EPL app you wish to update.
The update
command also has the following optional options, of which at least 1 needs to be specified:
-w | --new_name <name>
- The new name of the EPL app to be updated. This option takes 1 argument.-f | --file <file>
- The path to a .mon file containing the new contents of the EPL app to be updated.-d | --description <description>
- The new description of the EPL app to be updated. This option takes 1 argument.-a | --state <active/inactive>
- The state of the EPL app can be set to either ‘active’ or ‘inactive’.
An example of an update
command where we are changing all of the EPL app fields would thus look like the following:
eplapp.py update -c <url> -u <username> -p <password> -n <old_name> -w <new_name> -f <monFile> -d "new description" -s active


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The TOXicogenomic sIgNature (TOXsIgN) is a user-friendly and cross-species resource that supports online submission, storage, and retrieval of TOXicogenomic sIgNatures.Welcome to TOXsIgN
TOXsIgN aims at complementing existing resources by acting as a distribution hub for the community. One of its unique features is its ability to archive heterogeneous data. TOXsIgN thus allows users to upload lists of genes positively (overexpressed for transcriptomic assays) affected and negatively (underexpressed) affected from distinct –omics experiments (e.g., transcriptomics, proteomics, or epigenomics). It also provides users with a working environment containing a powerful search engine as well as bioinformatics/biostatistics modules that enable cross-species and cross-technology signature comparisons or enrichment analyses. TOXsIgN is thus intended to serve as a warehouse for toxicogenomics and predictive toxicology tools simultaneously based on and able to analyze the overall set of signatures deposited by the community.
[Toxicogenomic signature]: the description of -omics (e.g. transcriptomics, proteomics, epigenomics) effects on individuals or their descendants, after exposure to single or combined environmental factors, including chemical, physical or biological factors.TOXsIgN provides a powerful search engine to access and query the repository.
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Sitemap
The improved well-structured layout for the new COMP 1950 site provides easy navigation through the course content. All course resources are organized and easy to reference in multiple ways:
- home page dashboard
- scrolling navigation side panel
- search field
Architecture and Content Overview
The top level architecture consists of a home page dashboard with six links to the main pages of the site:
- About
- Lectures
- Exercises
- Quizzes
- Assignments
- Resources
About
This page contains overall course information:
- course description
- course outline/curriculum (including timetable, room information, grading, and BCIT policies)
- instructor contact information
The contact information for various instructors is stored in external server side include files so that the information for the appropriate instructor can be easily updated on the site by simplying modifying the SSI include statement.
Lectures
The lectures page will introduce the basic layout and outline the lesson plan. Links will be provided to separate web page for each lesson as follows:
- lesson 1 – tools and standards
- lesson 2 – html5
- lesson 3 – css techniques
- lesson 4 – css layouts
- lesson 5 – responsive css
- lesson 6 – css3
- lesson 7 – javascript frameworks
- lesson 8 – dynamic content
- lesson 9 – templating, seo
- lesson 10 – methodology
The content for each lesson will be stored in external server side files where they can be easily updated, if necessary, and will automatically update on the site through the SSI include statement. Each lesson will only be available when "enabled" by the instructor so that students will not work ahead of the scheduled curriculum.
Each lesson page is organized with agenda, curriculum, exercises, and assignments sections. The scrolling navigation side panel will link to each section.
Exercises
The main Exercises page will provide an outline of the exercises to be covered throughout the course, and any tips such as developer tools. Links will be provided to separate web page for each exercise for each lesson. Each exercise page is also accessible through the lesson page content.
Each exercise will only be available when "enabled" by the instructor so that students will not work ahead of the scheduled curriculum.
Quizzes
The quizzes page will provide instructions on the use of the online quiz system. A grade distribution chart with class average for each quiz may also be made availabe to students on this page so that they can gauge their progress.
Links to each online quiz will be provided. Each quiz link will only be available when "enabled" by the instructor at the start of the quiz session.
Assignments
The assignments main page will provide instructions on how and when to submit/upload assignments. This will include the step by step instructions for accessing the bcitcomp.ca server.
There will also be links to each assignment that will only be available once "enabled" by the instructor so that students will not work ahead of the scheduled curriculum.
Resources
This page will contain all relevant links to resources that the students may find useful. This would include links to all officially related sources:
and links to web development and design tools, tips, best practices, validators, APIs, etc.


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This class defines the abstract interface for all content models.
All elements have a content model against which (if validating) its content is checked. Each type of validator (DTD, Schema, etc...) can have different types of content models, and even with each type of validator there can be specialized content models. So this simple class provides the abstract API via which all the types of contents models are dealt with generically. Its pretty simple.


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The following are collective functions that are invoked by all processes in the
group or groups associated with comm.
Rationale.
Note that there is a chicken-and-egg aspect to MPI in that a
communicator is needed to create a new communicator. The base
communicator for all MPI communicators is predefined outside of MPI,
and is MPI_COMM_WORLD. This model was arrived at after
considerable debate, and was chosen to increase ``safety'' of programs
written in MPI.
( End of rationale.)
The MPI interface provides four communicator construction routines that apply to both intracommunicators and intercommunicators. The construction routine MPI_INTERCOMM_CREATE (discussed later) applies only to intercommunicators.
An intracommunicator involves a single group while an intercommunicator involves two groups. Where the following discussions address intercommunicator semantics, the two groups in an intercommunicator are called the left and right groups. A process in an intercommunicator is a member of either the left or the right group. From the point of view of that process, the group that the process is a member of is called the local group; the other group (relative to that process) is the remote group. The left and right group labels give us a way to describe the two groups in an intercommunicator that is not relative to any particular process (as the local and remote groups are).
| MPI_COMM_DUP(comm, newcomm) | |
| IN comm | communicator (handle) |
| OUT newcomm | copy of comm (handle) |
int MPI_Comm_dup(MPI_Comm comm, MPI_Comm *newcomm)
MPI_COMM_DUP(COMM, NEWCOMM, IERROR)
This operation is used to provide a parallel library call with a duplicate
communication
space that has the same properties as the original communicator. This
includes any attributes (see below), and topologies (see
Chapter Process Topologies
). This call is valid even if there are
pending point-to-point communications involving the communicator
comm. A typical call might involve a MPI_COMM_DUP
at the beginning of the parallel call, and an MPI_COMM_FREE of
that duplicated communicator at the end of the call. Other models
of communicator management are also possible.
This call applies to both intra- and inter-communicators.
( End of advice to users.)
One need not actually copy the group information, but only add a new reference
and increment the reference count. Copy on write can be used for the cached
information. ( End of advice to implementors.)
int MPI_Comm_create(MPI_Comm comm, MPI_Group group, MPI_Comm *newcomm)
MPI_COMM_CREATE(COMM, GROUP, NEWCOMM, IERROR)
If comm is an intracommunicator, this function returns a new communicator newcomm with
communication group defined by the group argument. No cached information propagates from
comm to newcomm. Each process must call with a group argument that is a subgroup
of the group associated with comm; this could be MPI_GROUP_EMPTY. The processes
may specify different values for the group argument. If a process calls with a non-empty group
then all processes in that group must call the function with the same group as argument,
that is the same processes in the same order. Otherwise the call is erroneous. This implies that the set of
groups specified across the processes must be disjoint. If the calling process is a member of the group
given as group argument, then newcomm is a communicator with group as its associated group. In the case
that a process calls with a group to which it does not belong, e.g., MPI_GROUP_EMPTY, then MPI_COMM_NULL
is returned as newcomm. The function is collective and must be called by all processes in the group of comm.
The interface supports the original mechanism from MPI-1.1, which required the same group in all
processes of comm. It was extended in MPI-2.2 to allow the use of disjoint subgroups in order to allow
implementations to eliminate unnecessary communication that MPI_COMM_SPLIT would incur when the user already
knows the membership of the disjoint subgroups.
( End of rationale.)
The requirement that the entire group of comm participate in the call
stems from the following considerations:
MPI_COMM_CREATE provides a means to subset a group of processes for the
purpose of separate MIMD computation, with separate communication space.
newcomm, which emerges from MPI_COMM_CREATE can be used in
subsequent calls to MPI_COMM_CREATE (or other communicator
constructors) further to subdivide a computation into parallel
sub-computations. A more general service is provided by
MPI_COMM_SPLIT, below.
( End of advice to users.)
When calling MPI_COMM_DUP, all processes call with the same group
(the group associated with the communicator).
When calling MPI_COMM_CREATE, the processes provide the
same group or disjoint subgroups. For both calls, it is theoretically possible
to agree on a group-wide unique context with no communication.
However, local execution of these functions requires
use of a larger context name space and reduces error checking.
Implementations may strike various compromises between these
conflicting goals, such as bulk allocation of multiple contexts in one
collective operation.
Important: If new communicators are created without synchronizing the
processes involved then the communication system should be able to cope with
messages arriving in a context that has not yet been allocated at the
receiving process.
( End of advice to implementors.)
In the case where either the left or right group is empty, a null communicator
is returned instead of an intercommunicator with MPI_GROUP_EMPTY
because the side with the empty group must return MPI_COMM_NULL.
( End of rationale.)
INTEGER COMM, NEWCOMM, IERROR
{ MPI::Intracomm MPI::Intracomm::Dup() const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ MPI::Intercomm MPI::Intercomm::Dup() const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ MPI::Cartcomm MPI::Cartcomm::Dup() const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ MPI::Graphcomm MPI::Graphcomm::Dup() const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ MPI::Distgraphcomm MPI::Distgraphcomm::Dup() const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ MPI::Comm& MPI::Comm::Clone() const = 0 (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ MPI::Intracomm& MPI::Intracomm::Clone() const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ MPI::Intercomm& MPI::Intercomm::Clone() const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ MPI::Cartcomm& MPI::Cartcomm::Clone() const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ MPI::Graphcomm& MPI::Graphcomm::Clone() const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ MPI::Distgraphcomm& MPI::Distgraphcomm::Clone() const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
MPI_COMM_DUP Duplicates the existing communicator comm with
associated key values. For each key value, the respective copy callback
function determines the attribute value associated with this key in the
new communicator; one particular action that a copy callback may take
is to delete the attribute from the new communicator.
Returns in newcomm a new
communicator with the same group or groups, any copied cached information,
but a new context (see Section Functionality
).
Please see Section Communicators
on page Communicators
for further discussion
about the C++ bindings for Dup() and Clone().
Advice to users.
Advice
to implementors.
MPI_COMM_CREATE(comm, group, newcomm) IN comm communicator (handle) IN group Group, which is a subset of the group of
comm (handle) OUT newcomm new communicator (handle)
INTEGER COMM, GROUP, NEWCOMM, IERROR
{ MPI::Intercomm MPI::Intercomm::Create(const MPI::Group& group) const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ MPI::Intracomm MPI::Intracomm::Create(const MPI::Group& group) const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
2.2
Rationale.
Rationale.
( End of rationale.)
Advice to users.
Advice
to implementors.
If comm is an
intercommunicator, then the output communicator is also an intercommunicator
where the local group consists only of those processes contained in
group (see Figure 13
). The group
argument should only contain those processes in the local group of the input
intercommunicator that are to be a part of newcomm.
All processes in the same local group of comm must specify the same value for
group, i.e., the same members in the same order.
If either
group does not specify at least one process in the local group of
the intercommunicator, or if the calling process is not included in the
group, MPI_COMM_NULL is returned.
Rationale.
Example
The following example illustrates how the first node in the left
side of an intercommunicator could be joined with all members on the
right side of an intercommunicator to form a new
intercommunicator.
MPI_Comm inter_comm, new_inter_comm; MPI_Group local_group, group; int rank = 0; /* rank on left side to include in new inter-comm */ /* Construct the original intercommunicator: "inter_comm" */ ... /* Construct the group of processes to be in new intercommunicator */ if (/* I'm on the left side of the intercommunicator */) { MPI_Comm_group ( inter_comm, &local_group ); MPI_Group_incl ( local_group, 1, &rank, &group ); MPI_Group_free ( &local_group ); } else MPI_Comm_group ( inter_comm, &group ); MPI_Comm_create ( inter_comm, group, &new_inter_comm ); MPI_Group_free( &group );
| MPI_COMM_SPLIT(comm, color, key, newcomm) | |
| IN comm | communicator (handle) |
| IN color | control of subset assignment (integer) |
| IN key | control of rank assigment (integer) |
| OUT newcomm | new communicator (handle) |
int MPI_Comm_split(MPI_Comm comm, int color, int key, MPI_Comm *newcomm)
MPI_COMM_SPLIT(COMM, COLOR, KEY, NEWCOMM, IERROR)
2.2
With an intracommunicator comm, a call to MPI_COMM_CREATE(comm, group, newcomm) is
equivalent to a call to MPI_COMM_SPLIT(comm, color, key, newcomm), where processes
that are members of their group argument provide
color~=~number of the group
(based on a unique numbering of all disjoint groups) and
key~=~rank in group, and
all processes that are not members of their group argument provide
color~=~ MPI_UNDEFINED.
The value of color must be non-negative.
This is an extremely powerful mechanism for dividing a single
communicating group of processes into k subgroups, with k chosen
implicitly by the user (by the number of
colors asserted over all the processes). Each resulting communicator will be
non-overlapping. Such a division could be useful for defining a hierarchy
of computations, such as for multigrid, or linear algebra.
For intracommunicators, MPI_COMM_SPLIT provides similar capability as MPI_COMM_CREATE
to split a communicating group into disjoint subgroups. MPI_COMM_SPLIT is useful
when some processes do not have complete information of the other members in their
group, but all processes know (the color of) the group to which they belong.
In this case, the MPI implementation discovers the other group members via
communication. MPI_COMM_CREATE is useful when all processes have complete
information of the members of their group. In this case, MPI can avoid the extra
communication required to discover group membership.
Multiple calls to MPI_COMM_SPLIT can be used to overcome the
requirement that any call have no overlap of the resulting communicators (each
process is of only one color per call). In this way, multiple overlapping
communication structures can be created. Creative use of the color
and key in such splitting operations is encouraged.
Note that, for a fixed color, the keys need not
be unique. It is MPI_COMM_SPLIT's responsibility to sort processes
in ascending order according to this key, and to break ties in a consistent
way. If all the keys are specified in the same way, then all the processes
in a given color will have the relative rank order as they did in their
parent group.
Essentially, making the key value zero for all processes of a given color
means that one doesn't really care about the rank-order of the processes in
the new communicator.
( End of advice to users.)
color is restricted to be non-negative, so as not to confict with the value assigned to MPI_UNDEFINED.
( End of rationale.)
For intercommunicators, MPI_COMM_SPLIT is more general than MPI_COMM_CREATE.
A single call to MPI_COMM_SPLIT can create a set of disjoint intercommunicators,
while a call to MPI_COMM_CREATE creates only one.
( End of advice to users.)
INTEGER COMM, COLOR, KEY, NEWCOMM, IERROR
{ MPI::Intercomm MPI::Intercomm::Split(int color, int key) const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
{ MPI::Intracomm MPI::Intracomm::Split(int color, int key) const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
This function partitions the group associated with comm
into disjoint subgroups, one for each value of color. Each subgroup
contains all processes of the same color. Within each subgroup, the processes
are ranked in the order defined by the value of the argument key,
with ties broken according to their rank in the old group. A new communicator
is created for each subgroup and returned in newcomm. A process may
supply the color value MPI_UNDEFINED, in which case newcomm
returns MPI_COMM_NULL. This is a collective call, but each process
is permitted to provide different values for color and key.
Advice to users.
Rationale.
The result of MPI_COMM_SPLIT on an intercommunicator is that those
processes on the left with the same color as those processes on
the right combine to create a new intercommunicator. The key
argument describes the relative rank of processes on each side of the
intercommunicator (see Figure 14
). For those colors
that are specified only on one side of the intercommunicator,
MPI_COMM_NULL is returned. MPI_COMM_NULL
is also returned to those processes that specify MPI_UNDEFINED
as the color.
Advice to users.
Example(Parallel client-server model).
The following client code illustrates how clients on the left side of an
intercommunicator could be assigned to a single server from a pool of
servers on the right side of an intercommunicator.
/* Client code */ MPI_Comm multiple_server_comm; MPI_Comm single_server_comm; int color, rank, num_servers; /* Create intercommunicator with clients and servers: multiple_server_comm */ ... /* Find out the number of servers available */ MPI_Comm_remote_size ( multiple_server_comm, &num_servers ); /* Determine my color */ MPI_Comm_rank ( multiple_server_comm, &rank ); color = rank % num_servers; /* Split the intercommunicator */ MPI_Comm_split ( multiple_server_comm, color, rank, &single_server_comm );The following is the corresponding server code:
/* Server code */ MPI_Comm multiple_client_comm; MPI_Comm single_server_comm; int rank; /* Create intercommunicator with clients and servers: multiple_client_comm */ ... /* Split the intercommunicator for a single server per group of clients */ MPI_Comm_rank ( multiple_client_comm, &rank ); MPI_Comm_split ( multiple_client_comm, rank, 0, &single_server_comm );


About Me
Hello, my name is Carl Ntifo. I am a Computer Science and Computer Engineering double major at Claflin University. Ever since I can remember I've had a passion for building things and solving problems, and that's what attracted me to software development.
Over the past few years I have been improving my skills working with Xenon Capital Limited and SquadSocial Ltd, writing code and learning how the industry works. I have also been working on my own independant project with PedalPlan and other games/ programs I've written.
I was a winner of YRS2015, and I welcome any opportunities to grow and improve myself.
Portfolio
Xenon Capital Markets
- C#
- BM Reports API
- Finance
Spidergram is a tool used by Xenon Capital Markets Ltd.
The BRIEF: Create a program to view live metrics for the UK gas and power market
The ACTION: I created the tool using C#. It uses the BM Reports electricity data API, and uses the data to perform live calculations and display trading metrics.
The RESULT: Improvements in speed, ease of use and readability for traders on the floor.
PedalPlan
- PHP
- Google Maps API
- Open Data
PedalPlan was our winning entry to YRS 2015.
The BRIEF: Create a solution to a modern world problem using open data.
The ACTION: We used PHP, Gov.uk data, and the Google Maps API to create safer routes for cyclists based on live traffic data, historical accident data, and weather conditions.
The RESULT: Won the Should Exist Award at YRS2015. The website allows free and accesible safer cycling routes for all.
SquadSocial Ltd.
- Python
- HTML/CSS
- Wix
- Meetup API
- OutSavvy API
Internship with SQUAD SOCIAL.
The BRIEF: To help with peripheral technical requirements outside of the app.
The ACTION: Created a script to automate the retrieval of events to use in the app. Helped to manage the website content for SQUADSOCIAL and to ensure responsive design.
The RESULT: Assisted with website management during launch of the app.
Resume
Xenon Captial Markets
Freelance Programmer
- I was hired to create 'spidergram', a program to calculate and display live trading metrics/ data to help.
- Informs the traders on the floor of the market and make real-time decisions.
- I created the program in C# with the bmreports API.
- I continue to provide updates the software for XCM.
SquadSocial Ltd
Programming Intern
- I helped to brainstorm in the initial app development phases.
- Helped to manage the website and ensure responsive design, and display of legal documents.
- Created a script in Python to automate the retrieval of events for use in the app.
Carl understood the objectives of the project at a fast pace and was able to deliver the project in a timely manner. At times he went above and beyond to deliver solutions for the tool. Carl would be an asset to any team.
Mohammad S. Hussain, Xenon Capital Markets
Skills
Languages
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C#
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Java
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C++
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HTML/CSS
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Python
Frameworks/ APIs
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JQuery
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DirectX11
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OpenGL 4
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.NET
Others
- PHP
- Game Design
- SEO
- Responsive Design
C#
Java
C++
HTML/CSS
Python
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JQuery
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DirectX11
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OpenGL 4
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.NET