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Discover our readers' top five images from our Pinterest boards in November
by Semi HanOver 10 million users browse our Pinterest boards every month, but what are they looking at? We round up the top five most-popular pins in November.
House for a Daughter, Vietnam, by Khuôn Studio
House for a Daughter in Vietnam was the subject of our most popular pin this month. Designed by Khuôn Studio, a triple-height, plant-filled atrium stands at the house's centre.
Within the brightly lit space, the floors hang over the atrium and are curved to disguise the boundaries of the void with the two zones of the house. The daughter, after which the project is named, is the permanent resident in one zone. The other is reserved for her family when they visit.
Step into this Vietnamese house on Pinterest ›
Casa Popeea, Romania, by Manea Kella
Our Pinterest followers were interested the work of London-based studio Manea Kella, which worked with a local office in Romania to transform Casa Popeea into a boutique hotel.
Now containing 11 rooms, the project involved repairing and restoring the existing art-nouveau features with high-quality materials.
Built in 1900, the house was a victim of fire and was abandoned during the communist era. The renovation, the studio hopes, respects what was lost by not aiming to replicate exactly.
Have a look around with our Pinterest post ›
Sartoria, Mexico, by Taller ADG
Third on our most-popular list is this image of board-marked concrete creating a vaulted ceiling which arches over the dining space of Sartoria. The Italian restaurant, located in Mexico City, was renovated by Taller ADG to reference the warm atmospheres of old Italian trattorias.
Up to 25 people can dine at wooden tables, with additional seating at a windowside ledge topped with Statuarietto marble. The restaurant is connected to a coffee shop, which also went under a redesign to match the dining space.
See textured concrete interiors on Pinterest ›
Ash House, UK, by R2 Studio
Timber features dominate in Ash House, a residential extension with this perforated staircase, and our Pinterest followers are clearly fans. Connecting the two storeys inside the London home, the banister for the stairwell is created from the negative space cut into the wooden wall.
R2 Studio intended for the circulation space to also act as a social space. Holes at both adult and children’s eye levels are larger, so the family members can look through.
See this unusual staircase design on Pinterest ›
Apartments in Senri, Japan, by Nmstudio Architects
Number five on the most-popular list is the above image of a multifunctional furniture unit, which features in Nmstudio Architects' proposal for four apartment prototypes for a public-housing complex in Osaka.
Placed at the centre of the design, the volumetric unit stands on raised plywood floor panels, each allowing storage space underneath.
It allows residents to configure their own layout suited to their lifestyles, without being restricted by the size of the apartment.
Make room for what really matters with space-saving furniture ideas ›
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The woman's lover speaking to her
1 My darling, you are beautiful,
you are very beautiful!
Underneath your veil, your eyes are as gentle as doves.

Beneath your veil,
your cheeks are round and rosy like the halves of a pomegranate.
4 Your long neck is beautiful, like the tower of King David
that was built using layers of stone.
The ornaments on the necklaces around your neck are like a thousand shields hanging on the walls of a tower;
each one belongs to a warrior.
5 Your breasts are as delicate as two young twin deer
eating grass among lilies.
6 Until dawn tomorrow morning,
when the nighttime shadows disappear,
I will lie close to your breasts,
because they are like two hills that smell like sweet spices.
7 My darling, you are completely beautiful;
your body is perfectly formed!
8 My darling, it is as though you were in Lebanon
far away, where I cannot reach you.
Come back to me.
It is as though you were on the top of Mount Hermon
or the nearby peaks, where I cannot go to you.
Come from the mountains, where the lions have their dens
and where the leopards live on the mountains.
9 You who are most dear to me, when I see you,
you force me to love you
when I see you look at me, when I see a little of the jewelry that you wear around your neck.
10 My bride, your love for me is delightful!
It more delightful than wine!
The fragrance of your perfume
is more pleasing than any spice!
11 When you kiss me, it is better than when I eat honey.
Your kisses are as sweet as milk mixed with honey.
The aroma of your clothes
is like the aroma of cedar trees in Lebanon.
12 You who are most dear to me, you are like a garden that the owner keeps locked
in order that other men cannot enter it;
you are like a spring that is covered
in order that others may not drink from it.
13 You are like an orchard of pomegranate trees
full of delicious fruit,
and plenty of plants that produce henna and nard spices,
14 saffron and calamus and cinnamon
and many other kinds of incense,
myrrh and aloes
and many other fine spices.
15 You are like a fountain in a garden,
like a spring of clear water
that flows down from the mountains of Lebanon.
The young woman speaking to her lover
16 I want the north wind and the south wind to come,
and blow on my garden,
in order that the fragrance of the spices will spread through the air.
Similarly, I want the one who loves me to come and enjoy being close to me
like someone comes into a garden and enjoys eating the fruit that grows there.


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At the urging of my therapist, I agree to antidepressant treatment for mild to moderate depressive symptoms, rages, and anxiety. The MD recommends extended release venlafaxine hcl. The dose is tapered up: the first week starts with 37.5 mg / day, the second and subsequent weeks are 75 mg / day.
I was at first doubtful about the whole pharm thing -- the SSRI drugs have been undergoing a public backlash, which is no wonder, simply because the pharm companies were pushing volumes of scantily tested chemicals as cure-alls (depression, shyness, and anxiety) to a largely nervous and work stressed society. Stories abound about SSRI over-dosages causing psychotic breaks, lost jobs, lost marriages et al. It took alot of prodding on my therapist's part before I realized: holy shit, I'm willing to overdose on cough syrup (blecch!) just to feel a little better, but I'm scared to sign up for an antidepressant? Hell, I like drugs!
I've been using venlafaxine for 4 weeks now, and I sure would love to tell you what's it's been like.
Week 1: on the first day, I popped a 37.5 mg capsule. At about T+1h I noticed slight stomach upset (more burning than nausea). At T+3h, there is a slight euphoria, much like the beginning of an E trip, but it never progresses beyond a nervous anticipation and a floaty and vague happy feeling. T+4h it still feels like E, but its taking hours to come on, god I'm happy! My jaw is clenched, my palms sweaty. I drink alcohol, but notice no effect (3 glasses of wine + 1 beer).
That night I slept about 3 hours. Could not fall back to sleep. I'm jumpy as hell.
Day 2, and the euphoria does not come on as strong. The stomach burn is hardly noticeable. My jaw is clenched tight, however, and my palms sweat to no end. These symptoms + insomnia keep up for the next several days.
Week 2 -- I begin the 75mg dose. At about T+2h I start clenching my jaw even tighter, and my legs start shaking. Wow, I'm tense, but then the euphoria comes on strong and for the next 7 hours I'm just feeling really nervously good! Followed by the usual insomnia and sweaty palms and afternoon fatigues for another week!
I'm also aware of a slight discomfort -- It's a vague nervous kind of feeling, maybe just all the side effects combining to form a general malaise. But I'm becoming aware that I have control of my mind: instead of wandering around through avenues of imagined fears, dwelling on the unimaginable future or the dread mistakes of the past, I am able to stay present, attend to present duties.
Week 3 -- the malaise is increasingly diminished. I am able to sleep through the night (well, it helps to smoke some bedtime weed : )
[on the subject: venlafaxine in conjunction with marijuana has no noticeable effects for me outside of decreased paranoia -- the herb comes on just as strong, but I am able to keep a positive mind. The two interact well with each other.]
By the end of week 3, there are no more euphoric episodes, and either the body load is diminishing or I am growing accustomed to it; I suspect a bit of both.
I also notice a nagging inability to concentrate. It takes alot of effort to think, which is critical for my job (software engineering). Fortunately, I find that a large volume of coffee helps.
The sexual side effects seem to work to my advantage: my libido is actually increasing as my depression subsides, plus I last much much longer, thereby remedying my 'other problem'. :)
Week 4: I suddenly find a new clarity of thought and being; my concentration is way up and I'm able to do my work again.
'So this is how you ordinary people feel... goddamned this is nice!'
I hope to continue this treatment until I have fleshed out how to exist in this baseline state, learn how to react normally to things, just basically get a working handle on my life again, at which point I will taper off, see if I can make it without pharmaceuticals.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Before Change
// your_imgs_file_list, your_objs_info_list, your_mask_list, your_targets = \
// get_pose_data_list(config.DATA.your_images_path, config.DATA.your_annos_path)
//// 2. if you have a folder with many folders: (which is common in industry)
folder_list = tl.files.load_folder_list(path="your_data")
your_imgs_file_list, your_objs_info_list, your_mask_list = [], [], []
for folder in folder_list:
_imgs_file_list, _objs_info_list, _mask_list, _targets = \
get_pose_data_list(os.path.join(folder, "images"), os.path.join(folder, "coco.json"))
print(len(_imgs_file_list))
your_imgs_file_list.extend(_imgs_file_list)
your_objs_info_list.extend(your_objs_info_list)
your_mask_list.extend(your_mask_list)
print("number of customized images found:", len(your_imgs_file_list))
After Change
get_pose_data_list(train_im_path, train_ann_path)
//// read coco validating images contains valid people (you can use it for training as well)
val_imgs_file_list, val_objs_info_list, val_mask_list, val_targets = \
get_pose_data_list(train_im_path, train_ann_path)
//// read your own images contains valid people
//// 1. if you only have one folder as follow:
// data/your_data


BOILER ROOM (2000)
Grade: B
Director: Ben Younger
Screenplay: Ben Younger
Starring: Giovanni Ribisi, Nicky Katt, Vin Diesel, Nia Long, Ron Rifkin, Ben Affleck, Scott Caan, Tom Everett Scott, Jamie Kennedy
In 1987 the stock market crashed, and Oliver Stone's WALL STREET was released to critical acclaim and packed movie houses. WALL STREET lucked out in its timing; the recent crash gave the film a resonation it might not of had, and though its kill-or-be-killed approach to business was exaggerated, that very ideology was keyed into the mind set of the quintessential Reagan-era businessman. Stone constructed his film as a mythical good vs. evil tale relayed in the fast-paced milieu of the burgeoning stock exchange. Critics and audiences lauded WALL STREET, elevating its status to that of a contemporary classic. I'm proud to say that I will never be counted as one of them. I found WALL STREET to be just as axiomatic and pandering as the majority of Stone's output with its thin caricatures, obvious sentiments, and a charisma barren performance by the young Charlie Sheen. Stone goes for broke in every scene (the same could be said for nearly all of his works). This approach tends to bury his purported message beneath a heap of good intentions. He directs stock exchange scenes in typical hyperbolic mode with people shouting into phones as if they were in a plummeting airplane. It's all an excuse for Stone to ratchet up the emotion with false intensity, rather than explore what these situations are really like. I have a feeling the brokers would be psychologically manipulative (as they are presented in BOILER ROOM) rather than laughably over the top. These guys are salesmen after all, not televised judges.
More than anything I am baffled by why so many adore WALL STREET. The only possible solution I can muster is its release date. And not just the timeliness of the "Greed is Good" subject matter: The film was plumped down in the eighties, a decade in which the one-joke comedy rose to an art form, and a group of glamorous Brat Packers smirked their way through inane high concept, low result movies. In my mind, the eighties will forever be remembered as a decade with not only a proliferation of bad movies, but bad music, bad hair, and bad clothes. Maybe Stone's After School Special set in Wall Street was viewed as a welcome change of pace.
 They both feature a consequential father-son relationship, though BOILER ROOM'S is much more subtle and touching. And they are both concerned with the power of greed, yet the men in BOILER ROOM are akin to poseurs presuming to be big shots rather than the slippery-smooth, heartless Gordon Gecko figures of WALL STREET. BOILER ROOM is a message movie as well, though (at least until the end) doesn't shove it in our faces.
BOILER ROOM is about the pursuit of cash and the degrees to which people will go for that cash. As I said, this film is indeed timely in a society where WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE is the number one prime time show every day (bringing about a revolution of prime time TV watching that hasn't been seen in quite a while); not only do we want to be millionaires, we want to watch other people become millionaires! In our super-judgmental, power-oriented culture the desire for money supersedes everything; when you have money, you have it "all". And Seth (Giovanni Ribisi) wants it "all" the easy way. He's a well-intentioned college drop out who gets lured into working for an illegally run brokerage firm (the kind that sells junk stock) whereupon he meets others just like him.
Ben Affleck is cast as Jim, the company headhunter, who struts in commanding the room like a frat boy Gordon Gecko. His job is to influence trainee's into becoming enthusiastic employees by giving a speech that subtly attacks their man hood. It's ironic that he sells these pups the same load of B.S that they're told to dish out to prospective buyers. Affleck's character is obviously supposed to recall Alec Baldwin's similar character in GLENGARY GLEN ROSS, and that proves detrimental to the actor's performance. Affleck shouts, curses and be-littles his rookie employees just like Baldwin, minus the edge. When Alec played the scene he became the part, spewing those brutal lines as if they were his own. By comparison Affleck simply looks as if he were doing a really hammy line reading. The brokers approach their job with the fervor of overzealous jocks: They storm to work like football players on the way to the big game. Rap music thumps on the soundtrack effectively illustrating who these guys think they are: intellectual gangsters. They aren't above a rumble as a test of man hood especially during leisure time where the lumbering Scott Caan seems all too eager to use his fists in minor disputes. We drink up this world along with Seth, and watch him become seduced by it, just like we might be.
As in all cautionary tales, BOILER ROOM begins with seducing us into its illustrious world of profit and wrongdoing, then smacks us with the consequences of all the recklessness. I know this story. We all do. But it can work if it's told with intelligence and energy, and that is how writer\director Ben Younger tells it. As a director of (please excuse my French) mise-en-scene Younger has much to learn. His style is sitcom bland. But his writing isn't. Younger's script is well studied in the vernacular of this bunch; his dialogue is like a junior David Mamet.
Despite the moderate camera work Younger fills his phone-pitch scenes with tension that comes from just the performances and the tightly wound script. The brokers\hucksters counter every customer objection, gently bullying them into buying stock. These moments are filmed like psychological action scenes: a tense confrontation between a victimizer and a victim who isn't aware that he is one.
With the exception of Affleck's brief appearances, the performances are truly exceptional. Ribisi, who has the edgy looks of a character actor, is extremely potent here, working his pale angular face, and eerie, plaintive stare for all their worth. He conveys child-like vulnerability (his character seems to hide in a corner whenever things aren't going his way) in some scenes, and in others he's ferociously cut throat. The Jekyll and Hyde contradiction works well in the movie: Ribisi is confident when it's just him and the phone, but cowardly in front of authority figures including his abrasive father (authoritatively played by Ron Rifkin).
BOILER ROOM thankfully avoids WALL STREET-like histrionics in the sales-pitch sequences; the sales build slowly like a crescendo of intelligent psychological ploys. Those ploys are taught to Seth by Chris (Vin Diesel), a kind broker who alternates between Seth's friend and his mentor. Diesl shines in his minor role. This week I saw the sci-fi opus PITCH BLACK in which Diesel plays a completely different role in an equally effective manner. In that film he has the kind of role that might have gone to Arnold Schwarzenegger in the 80's, and in BOILER ROOM he has the kind of role that might have gone to Elliot Gould in the 70's. Nicky Katt is also memorable as a superior broker obsessed with what he can't have.
Nia Long, as the firm's secretary, (a lone black women amongst many white men) is Ribisi's love interest in a part that at first looks to be as insignificant as most of the parts this talented actress gets, but develops into something more interesting. The two make an oddly likeable couple. Long is smart and brash, and Ribisi is charmingly aloof. At one point he says to her "I'm just lookin' for some chocolate love". It's a terrible line but Ribisi delivers it in such an innocuous child-like way, it becomes sweetly endearing.
Unfortunately, towards the end, the BOILER ROOM turns a tad schmaltzy. There is much crying, hugging, and sorrowful stares. This is okay when taken in small doses, but Younger's conclusion is constructed as a series of these boo-hoo moments, one following the other. A particular misstep is his attempt to show the effect that Seth's manipulations have on one of his poor victims. It's not a bad idea but the execution is lacking, with those scenes feeling tacked on to further spell out the message. That message being, "Greed is Bad". Yes it's patently obvious, but BOILER ROOM conveys it by introducing us to a culture that I haven't seen much of in the movies: The disenfranchised twenty something entrepreneur. And all WALL STREET did was introduce us to a simplistic fantasy world of saints and sinners. BOILER ROOM offers neither extreme. It gives us what is in between, and for that I am thankful.
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Learning New Ruby Methods
I Want to Ride My .cycle
12-14-2014
This week, we really got much more in-depth with some new Ruby methods. The purpose of this blog post is to enlighten you to one of the new methods I learned. Given the choice between three different methods, I decided to focus on the one that I was the least familiar with, so as to have an opportunity to learn more about it myself. This method is called the .cycle method.
This method is fairly straight-forward to understand and implement. However, there are lots of different things you can do with the .cycle method. Let's discuss the most simple usage first. If you had an array of items (strings, integers, floats, etc.), and you want to print the entire list of items x amount of times, you can use .cycle to do this. Let's see how this works:
sample_array = ["Colts", "Pacers", "Giants"]
sample_array.cycle(3) {|item| puts item}
Colts
Pacers
Giants
Colts
Pacers
Giants
Colts
Pacers
Giants
As you can see, we made a sample array that contained a list of our favorite sports teams (if you've read my previous blogs, you may notice a theme here...). Then we called the .cycle method on our array, and told it to cycle through 3 times. We followed our method with a code block (the part inside the {}), inside which we said that for each "item" in the array, we are going to puts that item on the screen. One thing to be careful of, however, is that if you do not put a number after our method to tell it how many times to cycle through our array, then you will be left with an infinite loop of your items cycling through over and over again!
So that's about as simple as the .cycle method gets, but there are many more things we can do with it. What if we wanted to modify the items in our array for our cycle, but leave the original array the same? You can call a method on the "item" in our code block to modify the items in the array. For example, let's say we wanted to cycle through our array and return two loops where our items were in all caps, and two loops with the correct capitalization:
sample_array.cycle(2) {|item| puts item.upcase}
sample_array.cycle(2) {|item| puts item}
COLTS
PACERS
GIANTS
COLTS
PACERS
GIANTS
Colts
Pacers
Giants
Colts
Pacers
Giants
Here you can see that our first cycle gave us two loops of our items in all caps, as we called the method .upcase on our items. Then, when we called our second cycle, our items were back to normal with only the first letter in caps. You can see another way this would work if our items were integers instead of strings:
int_array = [3, 4, 5]
int_array.cycle(2) {|int| puts int + 1}
int_array.cycle(2) {|int| puts int}
4
5
6
4
5
6
3
4
5
3
4
5
In this case, for our first two cycles we added one to each item in the array. Then for our second two cycles, we reverted back to the original array. You can use any math method to alter the original array, but when you go back to calling for integer without a method (as we did in the second example), you will get the unmodified items from the original array returned to you.
So that's what happens when we pass a code block to our .cycle method. But what happens if we don't pass a code block? If that's the case, then the result is an Enumerator. Then, by using this enumerator, we can cycle through the items in our array one at a time by calling the method .next, and we can alter each one individually as we see fit by calling a method on them. Confusing? Take a look at this example using our sample_array from above:
sample_array = ["Colts", "Pacers", "Giants"]
cycle_enum = sample_array.cycle
puts cycle_enum.next
puts cycle_enum.next
puts cycle_enum.next
puts cycle_enum.next.upcase
puts cycle_enum.next.insert (0, "x")
puts cycle_enum.next.downcase
Colts
Pacers
Giants
COLTS
xPacers
giants
We tried a few different things here to play around. First, you can see that the first three times we called the .next method, we were returned the three items from our array in order. The next time through, we tried calling different methods on each item. First, we called .upcase on the first item, which returned "COLTS". Then, we called .insert on our second item, and gave it the argument to insert an "x" in the "zeroth" slot (or the first slot, if you're not Ruby-inclined), which inserted an "x" before our item and gave us "xPacers". Finally, we called .downcase on our final item, returning "giants". This is the way to use the .cycle method if you want to change each individual item rather than all of the items as a whole.
There are more ways to use the .cycle method, but for now I think that should be more than enough to cover in this blog post. As we learn more in Phase 0, I will probably be discussing other methods in future blog posts that can be combined with .cycle. For now, enjoy practicing what you (and I) have learned so far, and happy coding!


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When helping your child learn the letters of the alphabet, begin with the lower case letters. An easy activity game is to make a puzzle name tag.
 Don’t worry about staying between the lines or letter size at first. Do encourage a proper grip between thumb and fingers on the lower end of the pencil. Kindergarten teachers everywhere will silently thank you when your child arrives at school already able to write!


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Ramsey Borders opened its doors for business in August of 2001. The store was strategically placed on the Route 17
South in Ramsey, New Jersey, after careful consideration of commuter traffic and demographics in the area. It was
determined that the income and education levels of the residents would be conducive to profitable business.
This was an accurate assumption. For the next ten years, the store was one of the most profitable locations in the state and by the time they closed in 2011, they were still second only to the store in Mays Landing.
But it is hard to write about Ramsey Borders with such a statistical data-oriented tone. Ramsey Borders was more than just its geographical location and the dollars it brought through the registers. You know this, because you probably read the book that this site is all about.
What I didn't even know when I set out to write the book, or even when I finished and published the book, was that Ramsey Borders came into the community in much the same way as it exited. I wasn't until I set out to write the content for this page that I stumbled upon the plans for opening weekend at Ramsey Borders.
On the weekend of August 10, 2001, Ramsey Borders (before it had really earned that name) threw a Grand Opening party with live bands, speakers, a magician, and massage chairs.
Yes, massage chairs.
As you may recall from reading Sold Everywhere But Borders, or perhaps attending the closing event, Ramsey Borders died in the same spirit of fun and community that it was born into. The Borders Bash, held on September 16, 2011, was put together by Josephine Brown, one of our MODs, to promote the bands she manages and, perhaps even more so, to give us all one last fond memory to look back on.
Video and photos from this event are available here. I hope that you will enjoy it as much as we did when it was happening.


Bases: xierpa3.descriptors.style.Style
The BluePrint style holds the default set of style values for component classes. If also support the definition of doc string information inside the value, by addingf “doc_” preceding the attribute names.
Bases: xierpa3.descriptors.state.State
The Environment instance e is the common place of the page builder process, holding all dynamic information related to session and request.
The getCookie method answers the cookie indicated by <attr>name</attr>. If there is no attribute in the request (e.g. because the builder is created by a parallel process), then answer None .
The getCookies method answers the cookies dictionary of the current request. The default behavior is to answer self.request.received_cookies.
The getFullPath method answers the plain full <attr>path</attr> as it appears in the browser.
The getRequestValue method answers the self.request value of <attr>key</attr>.
The getServer method answers the name of the server domain self[self.HTTP_HOST]
The getServerClient method answers the BaseCient instance that is running the server of self.request. Note that the path to this client is depending on the (current version of) Twisted Matrix.
The getUserAgent method answers the user-agent string that contains info about the browser and OS type as defined by self[self.HTTP_USER_AGENT].
The handleGetPostParams method adds any GET or POST parameters to the self.form instance of FormDict.
The handleUrlParams method gets the parameters from the path.
The initializeForm method initializes the self.form instance of FormDict.
To protect from attempted code injection, filter HTML tags and quotes. Also maybe single quotes, parentheses and such?
The setCookie method saves the cookie indicated by <attr>name</attr> with <attr>value</attr>, using the <attr>expires</attr> and <attr>url</attr> attributes.

The setParams method sets the self.params of the of environment to <attr> params</attr>. This method can be redefined to get the parameters string from the <attr>params</attr> tuple. The tuple is based on from the standard definition in the application module.

urlpatterns = patterns(‘’, (r’^(.*)$’, build))

that generates a tuple with a single parameter set.

Bases: xierpa3.descriptors.state.State
Bases: xierpa3.descriptors.state.State
The Style holds a set of style values for a components and the constructors inside the component block builders.
Create a new Media instance for @media content. The parameters @condition, @min and @max are expected in the arguments as parameters for the @media. They are ignored in the content of the @media block. Set to same selector and component, so CSS knows context. Answer the created media style for convenience.
Selector can be omitted, then just the block will be send to output. Answer the created style instance for convenience.
Answer the list of parents (=component, not style). If there is no parent, answer an empty list.
Calculate the unique hashed ID based on the content. This ID can be compared between components to decide if they are identical. This is used by the CSS builder to decide of styles can be skipped then they are identical. Note that the value is cache, so alterations to the content of children don’t reflect in the ID, once it is established.
Answer the boolean flag if this Style instance is empty.
Bases: xierpa3.descriptors.style.Style
The StyleSet class is a wrapper set around a set of classes. It behaves like a Style instance, but it does not show up as selector. The open and close output code is ignore, because self.selector always answers None.


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following criteria are met:
short_name
or name
icons
must include a 192px and a 512px sized icons
start_url
display
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standalone
,
or minimal-ui
fetch
event handler


| name |
the name of the published artifact. This name must not include revision. |
No, default to the name of the module |
| type |
the type of the published artifact. It's usually its extension, but not necessarily. For instance, ivy files are of type 'ivy' but have 'xml' extension |
No, defautls to jar |
| ext |
the extension of the published artifact |
No, defaults to type |
| confs |
comma separated list of public configurations in which this artifact is published. '*' wildcard can be used to designate all public configurations of this module. |
No, defaults to defaultconf attribute value on parent publications elements |
| classifier |
acts as a maven classifier. |
|


Organize kml outputs into folders.
Organize kml outputs into folders.
| kmlStr2 = ge_folder(kmlStr1) |
| kmlStr2 = ge_folder(kmlStr1) |
Organize kml outputs into multiple level folders. Function ge_folder() constructs output variable "kmlStr2" by adding a kml header and footer to the input variable "kmlStr1", indicating the folder level.
Organizing kml files into multiple levels can be achieved by recursively using ge_folder(). See example below.
The code contained in this m-file will display as follows when viewed in Google Earth:


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Up to 10 hours talk time / music time, (Playtime varies according to volume level and audio content). With 300 hours standby time and 1-2 hours charging time. Since it has a super Light Weight Design, the net weight is only 4.58 ounces; you will feel nothing for gym and workout.
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This class represents an authentication request from a consumer to an OpenID server.
Located in /Auth/OpenID/Consumer.php (line 1741)
Initialize an authentication request with the specified token, association, and endpoint.
Users of this library should not create instances of this class. Instances of this class are created by the library when needed.
Add an extension to this checkid request.
$extension_request: An object that implements the extension request interface for adding arguments to an OpenID message.
Add an extension argument to this OpenID authentication request.
Use caution when adding arguments, because they will be URL-escaped and appended to the redirect URL, which can easily get quite long.
Get html for a form to submit this request to the IDP.
form_tag_attrs: An array of attributes to be added to the form tag. 'accept-charset' and 'enctype' have defaults that can be overridden. If a value is supplied for 'action' or 'method', it will be replaced.
Produce a Auth_OpenID_Message representing this request.
The URL that the OpenID provider will send the user back to after attempting to verify her identity.
Not specifying a return_to URL means that the user will not be returned to the site issuing the request upon its completion.
Get a complete html document that will autosubmit the request to the IDP.
Wraps formMarkup. See the documentation for that function.
Set whether this request should be made anonymously. If a request is anonymous, the identifier will not be sent in the request. This is only useful if you are making another kind of request with an extension in this request.
Anonymous requests are not allowed when the request is made with OpenID 1.
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PubVis is a WebApp meant to help scientists with their literature research. Instead of having to search for a specific topic, the landscape of published research can be explored visually and papers similar in content to an article of interest are just a click away.
With several thousands of papers published every year in the field of cancer research alone, it is too easy to miss an important finding relevant to one's own research. For example while you're uncovering the mechanisms linking a specific protein to pancreatic cancer, someone doing research on kidney cancer might have looked at the same protein in a different context already. But because of the magnitude of the field, if both of you are buried deep in your research, it might be a while before the two pieces of the puzzle get connected.
While the references given in a paper are a starting point for digging deeper into a topic, authors can only cite what they know. This is why PubVis compares the actual texts of the published articles to one another to check their similarity, thereby encouraging interdisciplinary discoveries. Using a machine learning algorithm, this complex construct of similarities between all the papers in our database is then embedded in a colorful 2D map, ready to be used for getting an overview of the collected literature. For a paper of interest, similar articles are then listed to its side in more detail for fast access to relevant related research.
Please understand that this is only a prototype, developed by Franziska Horn with the help of Dmitry Monin. More details on the implementation can be found in the corresponding paper. Feedback is very much appreciated and can be directed to cod3licious[at]gmail[dot]com. Enjoy!


Ukraine reports seven enemy attacks in Donbas on Nov 24
There were no Ukrainian army casualties in the past day.
Russia's hybrid military forces on Sunday mounted seven attacks on Ukrainian positions in Donbas, eastern Ukraine.
"The armed forces of the Russian Federation and its mercenaries violated the ceasefire seven times on November 24," the press center of Ukraine's Joint Forces Operation said in a Facebook update as of 07:00 Kyiv time on November 25, 2019.
The enemy opened fire, using proscribed 82mm mortars, grenade launchers of various types, heavy machine guns, and small arms.
Under attack came Ukrainian positions near the towns of Krasnohorivka and Maryinka, and the villages of Taramchuk, Berezove, Vodiane, and Luhanske.
Since Monday midnight, Russian-led forces have been observing the ceasefire.


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- Test the package found in the current directory:
go test
- [v]erbosely test the package in the current directory:
go test -v
- Test the packages in the current directory and all subdirectories (note the `...`):
go test -v ./...
- Test the package in the current directory and run all benchmarks:
go test -v -bench .
- Test the package in the current directory and run all benchmarks for 50 seconds:
go test -v -bench . -benchtime 50s
- Test the package with coverage analysis:
go test -cover


--- title: Backlog & Issues layout: page pageOrder: 4 section: 'Where' subsection: true sitemap: priority: 0.6 changefreq: 'monthly' lastmod: 2016-10-19T22:40:27+01:00 ---
is used to prioritise new features that have been accepted into the backlog.
is used because it is easy to manage the priority of what gets delivered and to manage longer running pieces of work.
is used to raised a feature requests or issues & bugs


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I’ve experienced this first hand on two screenshots I posted to Flickr over three years ago. One of the Facebook login screen and the equivalent at MySpace. I think at the time it was for a blog post comparing the two. They have remained the two most viewed images on my Flickr account over four years by far. Each have a number of comments like these:
I love to talk and chat with people I do or do not know I am kind and hard working.
and
Hey ppl how is everyone doing me im fine im new here need to meet ppl.
None of these people have any photos attached to their accounts, it appears they’ve got to that page, created a Flickr account and commented before (if ever) realising that this screenshot isn’t actually Facebook or Myspace. It’s mind blowing.


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I followed the instructions here: https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib
Everything seemed fine: no error messages but the directory $HOME/.mathlib only contained the following files and nothing more.
.
./bin
./bin/auth_github.py
./bin/cache-olean
./bin/delayed_interrupt.py
./bin/setup-lean-git-hooks
./bin/update-mathlib
./hooks
./hooks/post-checkout
./hooks/post-commit
I already have lean working in Visual Studio Code, but only having difficulty adding mathlib to it.
Thanks in advance for any help.
[ Update: In desperation, I got it to work by using leanpkg add, then manually copying all the directories to the appropriate subfolder in .elan. ]
Have you seen, https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/blob/master/docs/install/project.md I think this is the recommended way to work with mathlib now, what you have installed is the mathlib-tools scripts, which include update-mathlib, which when used in a project should save some time, but adding mathlib as a project dependency and running leanpkg add as in the link will download and install mathlib for you for a project.
Thanks. I decided to do it the proper way by reinstalling everything by following the instructions at the above link step-by-step. I managed to install elan, lean again, but VScode again can't find mathlib.
For example, "import topology.basic" gives the error message "file 'topology\basic' not found in the LEAN_PATH" whereas "import init.data.nat" works fine.
The weird thing is that in the "my_project" directory, I could find all the lean and olean files, but somehow VScode can't read them.
To be clear in your my_project do you have a folder _target/deps/mathlib/src/
with the mathlib files in? Thats how leanpkg add should leave it set up
Yes, all the lean files are there in the directory, even the olean files.
[ Update: I re-installed the mathlib extension in a separate directory and for some reason it's now working. Thanks for helping me out. ]
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Well, since I posted about the BrilliantPhoto auction on eBay, I guess I need to post a followup. The problem is that there isn't much to say.
I guess I'd have to say that this eBay auction was not successful. Jim Lamb (the seller) killed the auction early, apparently because he was in the process of working out a deal with somebody separate from the eBay auction.
A number of people were very disappointed about this. I don't blame them -- I was disappointed too. As I said in my first post, the cool thing about this was the ability to watch. Now the deal is going to happen behind closed doors, which, of course, is the way this kind of thing usually gets done.
I'm not saying I blame Jim for doing what make sense for him. I'm just saying his sale isn't interesting anymore. Move along folks, nothing to see here... :-)


Caching execution results¶
CodeSnippet
You can download all the code on this page from the code snippets directory
Introduction¶
It is relatively common for nodes to process the same data several times. Usually this happens when training a long sequence of nodes using a fixed data set: to train the nodes at end of the sequence, the data has to be processed by all the preceding ones. This duplication of efforts may be costly, for example in image processing, when one needs to repeatedly filter the images (as in this example).
MDP offers a node extension that automatically
caches the result of the execute
method, which can boost the speed
of an application considerably in such scenarios. The cache can be
activated globally (i.e., for all node instances), for some node
classes only, or for specific instances.
The caching mechanism is based on the library joblib, version 0.4.3 or higher.
Activating the caching extension¶
It is possible to activate the caching extension as for regular
extension using the extension name 'cache_execute'
. By default,
the cached results will be stored in a database created in a
temporary directory for the duration of the Python session. To
change the caching directory, which may be useful to create a
permanent cache over multiple sessions, one can call the function
mdp.caching.set_cachedir
.
We will illustrate the caching extension using a simple but relatively large Principal Component Analysis problem:
>>> # set up a relatively large PCA run
>>> import mdp
>>> import numpy as np
>>> from timeit import Timer
>>> x = np.random.rand(3000,1000)
>>> # create a PCANode and train it using the random data in 'x'
>>> pca_node = mdp.nodes.PCANode()
>>> pca_node.train(x)
>>> pca_node.stop_training()
The time for projecting the data x
on the principal components
drops dramatically after the caching extension is activated:
>>> # we will use this timer to measure the speed of 'pca_node.execute'
>>> timer = Timer("pca_node.execute(x)", "from __main__ import pca_node, x")
>>> mdp.caching.set_cachedir("/tmp/my_cache")
>>> mdp.activate_extension("cache_execute")
>>> # all calls to the 'execute' method will now be cached in 'my_cache'
>>> # the first time execute is called, the method is run
>>> # and the result is cached
>>> print timer.repeat(1, 1)[0], 'sec'
1.188946008682251 sec
>>> # the second time, the result is retrieved from the cache
>>> print timer.repeat(1, 1)[0], 'sec'
0.112375974655 sec
>>> mdp.deactivate_extension("cache_execute")
>>> # when the cache extension is deactivated, the 'execute' method is
>>> # called as usual
>>> print timer.repeat(1, 1)[0], 'sec'
0.801102161407 sec
Alternative ways to activate the caching extension, which also expose
more functionalities, can be found in the mdp.caching
module.
The functions activate_caching
and deactivate_caching
allow
activating the cache only on certain Node classes, or specific
instances. For example, the following line starts the cache extension,
caching only instances of the classes SFANode
and FDANode
,
and the instance pca_node
.
>>> mdp.caching.activate_caching(cachedir='/tmp/my_cache',
... cache_classes=[mdp.nodes.SFANode, mdp.nodes.FDANode],
... cache_instances=[pca_node])
>>> # all calls to the 'execute' method of instances of 'SFANode' and
>>> # 'FDANode', and of 'pca_node' will now be cached in 'my_cache'
>>> mdp.caching.deactivate_caching()
Make sure to call the deactivate_caching
method before the end of
the session, or the cache directory may remain in a broken state.
Finally, the module mdp.caching
also defines a context manager
that closes the cache properly at the end of the block:
>>> with mdp.caching.cache(cachedir='/tmp/my_cache', cache_instances=[pca_node]):
... # in the block, the cache is active
... print timer.repeat(1, 1)[0], 'sec'
...
0.101263999939 sec
>>> # at the end of the block, the cache is deactivated
>>> print timer.repeat(1, 1)[0], 'sec'
0.801436901093 sec


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This prize is still pending acceptance for the event.
{% elif prize.state == 'DENIED' %}Unfortunately we were not able to accept this prize.
{% endif %} {% if prize.reviewnotes %}Prize Coordinator Notes: {{ prize.reviewnotes }}
{% endif %} {% if prize.state == 'ACCEPTED' %} {% if formset %}There {{ pendingWinners.count|pluralize:"is,are" }} {{ pendingWinners.count }} {% if formset %}additional {% endif %}pending winner{{ pendingWinners.count|pluralize:"s" }} for this prize.
{% elif not formset %}There are currently no winners for this prize.
{% endif %} {% endif %}


Weights
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Filters
Display only objects of type:
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graph.py¶
This module produces citation graphs
Classes¶
Graph¶
-
class
Graph
(name='graph', delayed=False, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
ipywidgets.widgets.widget_box.VBox
Graph widget class for creating interactive graphs
Keyword arguments:
- name – graph name
- delayed – use a draw button instead of updating on every change
- **kwargs – default configurations for the graph according to GraphConfig attributes and category names


how:
Gather everything that you want to donate
Chose the organization you want to donate to
present yourself at the location with the donations
A confirmation of your donation will be sent via email
There is a total of Organizations that accepts donations around you:
Where:
Contact Info:
Location: {{org.location}}
email: {{org.email}}
telephone: {{org.tel}}
Type of Donations accepted: {{org.type}}
website: {{org.website}}


Navigate
public struct Navigate
Navigation starting point.
-
Navigation history.
Declaration
Swift
public static var history: History
-
Navigation router.
Declaration
Swift
public static var router: Router
-
Presents view controller with configuration block.
Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult public static func present(_ configuration: ConfigurationBlock) -> Navigate.Type
Parameters
configuration
Configuration
block which returns object that can be used to configure push navigation.Return Value
Navigate
class. -
Pushes view controller with configuration block.
Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult public static func push(_ configuration: ConfigurationBlock) -> Navigate.Type
Parameters
configuration
Configuration
block which returns object that can be used to configure presenting navigation.Return Value
Navigate
class.


Inherited Variables
Inherited Constants
Inherited Methods
Class Details
User class
Contains all functions relating to users, meant to be called statically.
[ Top ]
Class Variables
Class Methods
static activate
static
[line 77]
Activates a user account
Used to activate new users or rectivate users after an email change.
Tags:
- return - TRUE on success
- access - public
Parameters:
-
$hash - Secret hash for verification - $session - Instance of the Session class
-
$newuser - TRUE if this is a new user - &$session -
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static changeEmail
static void changeEmail(
[line 137]
Change a user's email address
Tags:
- access - public
Parameters:
-
$email - New email address - $session - Instance of the Session class
- &$session -
[ Top ]
static changePassConfirm
static
[line 185]
Reset user's password after verification
Tags:
- return - TRUE on success
- access - public
Parameters:
-
$hash - Secret hash for verification
[ Top ]
static changePassRequest
static
[line 160]
Send a password reset request
Starts the password recovery process by generating a secret key and sending a confirmation email.
Tags:
- return - TRUE on success
- access - public
Parameters:
-
$user - User name
[ Top ]
static emailExists
static
[line 34]
Check if an email address exists
Tags:
- return - TRUE if email address exists
- access - public
Parameters:
-
$email - Email address to check
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static register
static
[line 47]
Add a new user to the database
Tags:
- return - TRUE on success
- access - public
Parameters:
-
$user - User name -
$pass - User password -
$email - Email address -
$tz - Time Zone
[ Top ]
static resendActivation
static
[line 115]
Re-send the activation email
Tags:
- return - TRUE on success
- access - public
Parameters:
-
$uid - User ID
[ Top ]
static uidExists
static
[line 14]
Check if a user ID exists
Tags:
- return - TRUE if user ID exists
- access - public
Parameters:
-
$uid - User ID to check
[ Top ]
static userExists
static
[line 24]
Check if a user name exists
Tags:
- return - TRUE if user name exists
- access - public
Parameters:
-
$user - User name to check
[ Top ]


Wireshark Lab 1
Part 1 - Basic GET/Response
Capture Files
- HTTP_Lab_Get_1.txt
- HTTP_Lab_Response_1.txt
GET Request
Frame 83: 519 bytes on wire (4152 bits), 519 bytes captured (4152 bits) on interface 0
Ethernet II, Src: Apple_14:39:e8 (88:1f:a1:14:39:e8), Dst: CiscoInc_57:c8:00 (00:17:df:57:c8:00)
Internet Protocol Version 4, Src: <IP_ADDRESS>, Dst: <IP_ADDRESS>
Transmission Control Protocol, Src Port: 58444, Dst Port: 80, Seq: 1, Ack: 1, Len: 453
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
GET /wireshark-labs/HTTP-wireshark-file1.html HTTP/1.1\r\n
Host: gaia.cs.umass.edu\r\n
Connection: keep-alive\r\n
Upgrade-Insecure-Requests: 1\r\n
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_10_5) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/53.0.2785.143 Safari/537.36\r\n
Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,image/webp,*/*;q=0.8\r\n
DNT: 1\r\n
Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate, sdch\r\n
Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.8,ja;q=0.6,fr;q=0.4\r\n
\r\n
[Full request URI: http://gaia.cs.umass.edu/wireshark-labs/HTTP-wireshark-file1.html]
[HTTP request 1/2]
[Response in frame: 87]
[Next request in frame: 89]
GET Response
Frame 87: 554 bytes on wire (4432 bits), 554 bytes captured (4432 bits) on interface 0
Ethernet II, Src: CiscoInc_57:c8:00 (00:17:df:57:c8:00), Dst: Apple_14:39:e8 (88:1f:a1:14:39:e8)
Internet Protocol Version 4, Src: <IP_ADDRESS>, Dst: <IP_ADDRESS>
Transmission Control Protocol, Src Port: 80, Dst Port: 58444, Seq: 1, Ack: 454, Len: 488
Hypertext Transfer Protocol
HTTP/1.1 200 OK\r\n
Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2016 18:12:52 GMT\r\n
Server: Apache/2.4.6 (CentOS) OpenSSL/1.0.1e-fips PHP/5.4.16 mod_perl/2.0.9dev Perl/v5.16.3\r\n
Last-Modified: Mon, 10 Oct 2016 05:59:01 GMT\r\n
ETag: "80-53e7c74e56a50"\r\n
Accept-Ranges: bytes\r\n
Content-Length: 128\r\n
Keep-Alive: timeout=5, max=100\r\n
Connection: Keep-Alive\r\n
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8\r\n
\r\n
[HTTP response 1/2]
[Time since request: 0.042637000 seconds]
[Request in frame: 83]
[Next request in frame: 89]
[Next response in frame: 90]
File Data: 128 bytes
Questions
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Is your browser running HTTP version 1.0 or 1.1? What version of HTTP is the server running?
Both Versions are running 1.1.
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What languages (if any) does your browser indicate that it can accept to the server?
English (US), Japanese, and French.
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What is the IP address of your computer? Of the gaia.cs.umass.edu server?
My IP: <IP_ADDRESS> Server IP: <IP_ADDRESS>
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What is the status code returned from the server to your browser?
200 OK
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When was the HTML file that you are retrieving last modified at the server?
Mon, 10 Oct 2016 05:59:01 GMT
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How many bytes of content are being returned to your browser?
128 bytes
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By inspecting the raw data in the packet content window, do you see any headers within the data that are not displayed in the packet-listing window? If so, name one
There is HTML text data that says: Congratulations. You've downloaded the file http://gaia.cs.umass.edu/wireshark-labs/HTTP-wireshark-file1.html!
Part 2 - Conditional GET/Response
Capture Files
- HTTP_Lab_Get_2.txt
- HTTP_Lab_Response_2.txt
- HTTP_Lab_Conditional_Get_1.txt
- HTTP_Lab_Conditional_Get_Response_1.txt
Questions
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Inspect the contents of the first HTTP GET request from your browser to the server. Do you see an "IF-MODIFIED-SINCE" line in the HTTP GET?
No
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Inspect the contents of the server response. Did the server explicitly return the contents of the file? How can you tell?
Yes. I can see the HTML text in the response. There's also a content type header that lists Text/HTML encoded in UTF-8.
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Now inspect the contents of the second HTTP GET request from your browser to the server. Do you see an "IF-MODIFIED-SINCE" line in the HTTP GET? If so, what information follows the "IF-MODIFIED-SINCE" header?
Yes. Full request URI: http://gaia.cs.umass.edu/wireshark-labs/HTTP-wireshark-file2.html.
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What is the HTTP status code and phrase returned from the server in response to this second HTTP GET? Did the server explicitly return the contents of the file? Explain.
304 Not Modified. No, there is no HTML/Text data in the message, and no content type header.
Part 3 - Retrieving Long Documents
Capture Files
Questions
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How many HTTP GET request messages did your browser send? Which packet number in the trace contains the GET message for the Bill or Rights?
1. 6
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Which packet number in the trace contains the status code and phrase associated with the response to the HTTP GET request?
Frame #8
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What is the status code and phrase in the response?
200 OK
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How many data-containing TCP segments were needed to carry the single HTTP response and the text of the Bill of Rights?
4
Part 4 - Embedded Objects
Capture Files
- HTTP_Lab_Get_4.txt
- HTTP_Lab_Get_5.txt
- HTTP_Lab_Get_6.txt
- HTTP_Lab_Get_7.txt
Questions
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How many HTTP GET request messages did your browser send? To which Internet addresses were these GET requests sent?
4. <IP_ADDRESS> and <IP_ADDRESS>
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Can you tell whether your browser downloaded the two images serially, or whether they were downloaded from the two web sites in parallel? Explain.
Serially. The timestamps are different and sequential.
Part 5 - Authentication
Capture Files
- HTTP_Lab_Response_Unauthorized.txt
- HTTP_Lab_Get_Authorize.txt
Questions
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What is the server's response (status code and phrase) in response to the initial HTTP GET message from your browser?
401 Unauthorized
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When your browser's sends the HTTP GET message for the second time, what new field is included in the HTTP GET message?
Authorization


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MULHOLLAND DRIVE A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com
Twin Peaks stands as one of my favorite television series ever made. But if you slapped the first three episodes together and called it a movie, I doubt I'd feel the same way. Mulholland Drive was originally intended as David Lynch's return to TV. Rumored to be a creepy and atmospheric drama, I had anticipated another Peaks -- and prayed for something better than Lynch's disastrous "sitcom" On The Air.
Trouble began when ABC abruptly pulled the plug on Mulholland, but Lynch, ever the trooper, decided to take the footage he'd shot so far and turn it into a movie. Of course, a few things would have to be added -- namely a lot of nudity and oozing sexuality and, well, an ending -- so it was back to the set for extra shooting. The result is archetypical Lynch -- creepy, uncomfortable, erotic, and devoid of all logic whatsoever.
The story, as much as there is one to describe, is told much like any TV pilot would do. Characters are fed to us slowly -- remember, this was supposed to carry us over 13 hours or so -- and plot details are drawn with a large brush. We witness a Hollywood car crash and meet its amnesiac victim (Laura Harring), we see a farm girl/aspiring starlet (Naomi Watts) take her in and befriend her, and we sit in on a series of strange meetings surrounding the making of an artsy, difficult director's (Justin Theroux) Big Movie. And somewhere among the apartment buildings, the dingy diner, the studio lot, and Mulholland Drive itself, these stories will intersect.
Whether those stories will be comprehensible (and whether that's an important quality for a film to have) are something else entirely, and as with any Lynch movie, it's pretty much up to the viewer to decide all that on his own. Personally, I think that story does matter, and I'd also so that Mulholland Drive simply doesn't make sense when looked at with a critical eye. You can make up your own mind, but between the mystical matter-transference box and its triangular key, a pair of giggling seniors, a yeti that lives in a parking lot, and a good dozen character identity changes a la the boneheaded Lost Highway, even the most patient moviegoer will be utterly lost starting right at the fade in.
I realize that faulting Lynch for not making sense is a bit like being mad at the dog for digging in the garbage. It's in his nature to be random. But Twin Peaks and movies like Blue Velvet are masterworks because they managed to be cryptic think-pieces and still satisfy you in the end, backwards-talking dwarfs or no. To be certain, Mulholland Drive is gutsy and has moments of greatness: Watts' virtuoso audition with a far-too-tanned leading man shows how truly magnificent the movie could have been. Other vignettes are just as memorable -- like when a perfectly ordinary event like coming home from work suddenly turns into a nightmare -- but they end up being islands in an ocean of overly pregnant pauses and wild tangents.
But again, I have to harp on this: Far, far too much of the film (clocking in at almost 2 1/2 hours long) is nonsense. Most notably, near the hurried finale, Harring drags Watts to a way-after-hours performance wherein musicians don't play their instruments. Watts ends up shaking violently until a magic box appears in her lap. Um, okaaaaayyyyy.... It all sounds like some silly dream Lynch once had and scribbled down during the middle of the night. Who knows, maybe that was the point.
Technically, the film is assured and reasonably memorable. The actors' performances (virtually all unknowns) are good but hardly career-making -- with the dual exceptions of Watts and Lafayette Montgomery's miniscule yet thunderous role as a cowboy somehow pulling all the strings. The camerawork is typical of Lynch but his use of out-of-focus shots -- presumably meant to make us question our perspective -- ends up being distracting more than anything else. The music, by longtime Lynch collaborator Angelo Badalamenti and Lynch himself, is appropriately creepy when it needs to be and fun when levity is needed.
To his credit, Lynch at least tried to wrap everything up in the last 20 minutes. It all involves that damn magic box, but still, he does pay lip service to the notion of plot structure. It's no "Who killed Laura Palmer?", but it's something to chew on. It's just too bad that trying to make heads or tails of the dozen last-minute plot twists is a bit like trying to analyze jazz -- the more you think about it, the less sensical it becomes. Let the movie go, and you'll find it far more enjoyable.

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This document is intended for developers and package maintainers interested in the bottle development and release workflow. If you want to contribute, you are just right!
There are several ways to join the community and stay up to date. Here are some of them:
The bottle development repository and the issue tracker are both hosted at github. If you plan to contribute, it is a good idea to create an account there and fork the main repository. This way your changes and ideas are visible to other developers and can be discussed openly. Even without an account, you can clone the repository or just download the latest development version as a source archive.
Bottle is released at irregular intervals and distributed through PyPI. Release candidates and bugfix-revisions of outdated releases are only available from the git repository mentioned above. Some Linux distributions may offer packages for outdated releases, though.
The Bottle version number splits into three parts (major.minor.revision). These are not used to promote new features but to indicate important bug-fixes and/or API changes. Critical bugs are fixed in at least the two latest minor releases and announced in all available channels (mailinglist, twitter, github). Non-critical bugs or features are not guaranteed to be backported. This may change in the future, through.
The source repository is structured as follows:
What does this mean for a developer?
If you want to add a feature, create a new branch from master. If you want to fix a bug, branch release-x.y for each affected release. Please use a separate branch for each feature or bug to make integration as easy as possible. Thats all. There are git workflow examples at the bottom of this page.
Oh, and never ever change the release number. We’ll do that on integration. You never know in which order we pull pending requests anyway :)
What does this mean for a maintainer ?
Watch the tags (and the mailing list) for bug-fixes and new releases. If you want to fetch a specific release from the git repository, trust the tags, not the branches. A branch may contain changes that are not released yet, but a tag marks the exact commit which changed the version number.
The best way to get your changes integrated into the main development branch is to fork the main repository at github, create a new feature-branch, apply your changes and send a pull-request. Further down this page is a small collection of git workflow examples that may guide you. Submitting git-compatible patches to the mailing list is fine too. In any case, please follow some basic rules:
You need a recent version of Sphinx to build the documentation. The recommended way is to install virtualenv using your distribution package repository and install sphinx manually to get an up-to-date version.
# Install prerequisites
which virtualenv || sudo apt-get install python-virtualenv
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The following examples assume that you have an (free) github account. This is not mandatory, but makes things a lot easier.
First of all you need to create a fork (a personal clone) of the official repository. To do this, you simply click the “fork” button on the bottle project page. When the fork is done, you will be presented with a short introduction to your new repository.
The fork you just created is hosted at github and read-able by everyone, but write-able only by you. Now you need to clone the fork locally to actually make changes to it. Make sure you use the private (read-write) URL and not the public (read-only) one:
git clone git@github.com:your_github_account/bottle.git
Once the clone is complete your repository will have a remote named “origin” that points to your fork on github. Don’t let the name confuse you, this does not point to the original bottle repository, but to your own fork. To keep track of the official repository, add another remote named “upstream”:
cd bottle
git remote add upstream git://github.com/defnull/bottle.git
git fetch upstream
Note that “upstream” is a public clone URL, which is read-only. You cannot push changes directly to it. Instead, we will pull from your public repository. This is described later.
Submit a Feature
New features are developed in separate feature-branches to make integration easy. Because they are going to be integrated into the master branch, they must be based on upstream/master. To create a new feature-branch, type the following:
git checkout -b cool_feature upstream/master
Now implement your feature, write tests, update the documentation, make sure that all tests pass and commit your changes:
git commit -a -m "Cool Feature"
If the upstream/master branch changed in the meantime, there may be conflicts with your changes. To solve these, ‘rebase’ your feature-branch onto the top of the updated upstream/master branch:
git fetch upstream
git rebase upstream
This is equivalent to undoing all your changes, updating your branch to the latest version and reapplying all your patches again. If you released your branch already (see next step), this is not an option because it rewrites your history. You can do a normal pull instead. Resolve any conflicts, run the tests again and commit.
Now you are almost ready to send a pull request. But first you need to make your feature-branch public by pushing it to your github fork:
git push origin cool_feature
After you’ve pushed your commit(s) you need to inform us about the new feature. One way is to send a pull-request using github. Another way would be to start a thread in the mailing-list, which is recommended. It allows other developers to see and discuss your patches and you get some feedback for free :)
If we accept your patch, we will integrate it into the official development branch and make it part of the next release.
Fix a Bug
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Abstract: State-of-the-art statistical parsers and POS taggers perform very well when trained with large amounts of in-domain data. When training data is out-of-domain or limited, accuracy degrades. In this paper, we aim to compensate for the lack of available training data by exploiting similarities between test set sentences. We show how to augment sentencelevel models for parsing and POS tagging with inter-sentence consistency constraints. To deal with the resulting global objective, we present an efficient and exact dual decomposition decoding algorithm. In experiments, we add consistency constraints to the MST parser and the Stanford part-of-speech tagger and demonstrate significant error reduction in the domain adaptation and the lightly supervised settings across five languages.


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08 Feb 2016This post was created to explain to you the concepts of NodeJS and tell you what exactly NodeJS is and what it can be used for. We will answer three basic questions; What is NodeJS, What makes NodeJS different?, and What is non blocking?.
NodeJS is a server side language built on Google Chrome’s V8 JavaScript Engine. NodeJS is a cross platform is a cross-platform runtime environment that can be ran on Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows. NodeJS is a simply server-side JavaScript that can be used for many different use-cases but the large advantage to Node is that Node can scale very well. Node is scalable due to the fact that it can handle concurrency very well, meaning that if 100 request hit the server at once but the task should only take 2 seconds, then each request should be completed in two seconds. This is different from other server-side languages which would take a request, wait 2 seconds, and then do the next request.
Other than the scalability of Node, there are many other reasons that makes Node different from other programming languages. The big differences is that Node is built on JavaScript, Node is simply JavaScript for the server. This makes it a lot easier for the developer to write code because what they can write for the browser, can most likely be used on the server side and vise versa. This concept alone is what is making Node so popular, it is so much easier on the developer. But the scalability of Node and its efficiency is what makes it so much different from other languages. For example, a request is made to a web server to get data from a JSON file, other languages would be waiting for the response from the JSON file, while Node would be working on the next steps or an entirely different request while that file is fetched. This allows resources to be more efficient by working ahead or on a different request instead of idling while that single request is being processed.
The example below was taken from a stack overflow thread illustrating the difference between Blocking and Non-Blocking.
Node is a non-blocking language. It continues to work while another task is being completed in the background. As you can see in the example above, the blocking code alerts 1 then waits to alert 2 while the non-blocking code alerts 1, then starts to work on the fetch statement, but goes on to alert 3 while it is waiting for the fetch statement to be completed. Why is this important? Other languages that use the blocking concept are not using all of their resources efficiently i.e. the CPU and RAM. These resources go into idle while waiting for the task to complete. Non-blocking languages allow the program to continue and allows the CPU and Memory to work on other tasks while waiting for that fetch statement to conclude. This allows the program to better utilize the resources and becomes more efficient because there is less idle time in the program.


H.B. Woodrose & Methamphetamine
As an experienced psychonaut, I am not a virgin to psychedelics or to most other drugs for that matter. After having around 500+ separate journeys with LSD, I still never tire of each unique and wonderful experience. Now, around this part of the country, drugs like meth are easily accessible for anyone with a half a mind to find them, but getting some good dose has become almost next to impossible these days. For this reason, I began to experiment around with a few alternative psychedelics, one of them being H.B. Woodrose seeds.
Now, I had tried Woodrose seeds before, ranging anywhere from 2 to 50 seeds, and had very little success with them. I never felt anything more than some nausea, fatigue, and a tease of what I wanted. Regardless, one weekend I decided to give them yet another shot, and my girl and I each tried 10 seeds while we happened to be up on some pretty good gogo. The seeds where first scraped with a razor to remove any fuzz, crushed, soaked in 4oz of distilled water for one hour, strained through a coffee filter, and then taken orally around 8:00pm.
Also, please allow me to clarify; I probably use far less methamphetamine then that of most users. Any habitual or daily use might go through a gram in about 2 weeks between two people, with the average 'bump' about 5mg in size. I believe in moderation and have sensitivity to stimulants; moreover, I really just want to express that taking massive amounts of speed isn't required to receive positive results.
The typical upset stomach set in about 30 minutes after ingestion, my girl spent the next 20 min paying homage to the porcelain god. I have found that if I don't move, watch a movie, and just sit still for those first couple of hours, that I can avoid losing my stomach while the initial symptoms pass.
About 3 hours into our trip, we noticed a remarkable difference from the times before. Everything was more intense with vibrant hues of orange, deep lines of blue, and very similar to that of an LSD trip. Yet unlike LSD, all hints of paranoia and suspicion were completely absent. My mind was that of a majestic oak, soaring high in a luscious valley, completely surrounded by every natural element in perfect harmony.
She and I spoke of many things, about feelings and emotions, and not about the overly psychoanalytic brainteasers of your typical acid trip. This time, we were completely relaxed in both mind and body, yet had this incredible energy that could be felt strongly emanating from the both of us.
Some 10 hours passed, of which we primarily spent in the bedroom. With daylight streaming in and birds chirping loudly outside our window, we decided to rest for a while. Sleep came easy and about 4 hours passed, at which time we got up feeling well rested, very happy, slightly hungry, and still tripping just a little.
 Immediately after I exhaled my hit, everything around me began to swirl and undulate. Colors rushed back into the room, floral designs on the wallpaper started to grow, and I could hardly believe my eyes.
What I thought was going to be a 3 or 4-hour event turned out to be a 3-day long spiritual journey like I had never experienced before in all of my life. If I where to just sleep a little and not do any more meth, it would go right away; otherwise, the effects lingered on for an indefinite amount of time.
Now, the visuals were never quite as strong as LSD, but came very very close on the first night. After that evening, they were still there but almost transparent if your attention or focus was elsewhere; however, as soon as you looked for them, they would begin to move and shift around just to let you know that the world was alive and smiling with you. The residual feeling of well-being and strong sense of self lasted well over a month; in fact, I can feel it still.
I realize this post has become rather lengthy, so I'll wrap it up. Now, since I'm only an under-grad chem student, I have neither the knowledge nor experience to adequately explain why the LSA seemed to increase in peak and duration simply by using a little methamphetamine. All I know do is that it seems to work as a catalyst, made for a very beautiful and healing experience, and was just lot of damn fun.
So, I hope this information helps someone else have experiences that are as good or better than my own. But please, know your limits, know your environment, and bee safe!
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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