| DOSE: |
repeated |
smoked |
Products - Smoking Blends - Cannabis-Like |
Personal Background:
I'll start with where I'm coming from... I smoke more than my fair share of cannabis. I'd estimate I've smoked pot almost every day for the last 3 years, and more sporadically going back about 8 years. I smoke up to scramble my thoughts and change the subject, often to escape negative thought-loops. While this regimen is probably ill-advised, I have managed to still be a productive, functional member of society.
As for the other chemicals... I'm a regular coffee-drinker and a light tobacco-smoker; about 2-4 cigarettes per week. I've had a handful of experiences with magic mushrooms, salvia divinorum, and adderall and found each to have its place. I take no prescriptions or supplements. And I don't touch alcohol.
Sidling up to Spice:
I had heard that local headshops were selling a legal 'synthetic THC' product that actually worked, so I decided to give it a try. There were about 2 dozen different varieties available at the shop in my neighborhood, but the staff there strongly recommended a brand called Cloud 9 and I went with their advice.
My thinking going into this was that anything from the headshop would have to be weaker than real, honest cannabis. Thinking like an economist, I reasoned that so much value was added by it being both legal and readily available that vendors would have no incentive to make it particularly potent, so long as they could consistently deliver some baseline level of cannabis-like effects. I was wrong.
Initial Encounter:
I smoked my first bowl of the stuff over the course of about 15 minutes and didn't really feel anything until the very last hit. The come-up was a bit slower than I expected, but I was properly stoned by about the 20-minute mark. It came on as mostly a body high, emanating from the back of my head, with waves of tingliness rolling up over my head and down to my face. It was a little salvia-esque, but not as severe. I quickly realized it was in my best interest to sit down, but it didn't forcibly knock me down as salvia might have.
Aside from the strong 'sit-yourself-down' body high (not a 'let's-go-for-a-run' body high), it did cloud up my head and scramble my thoughts to my satisfaction. It was somewhat calming, but not particularly euphoric or amusing. Food didn't seem to taste any better or worse. Music wasn't particularly enthralling. I didn't feel particularly creative. It seemed to last a bit longer than I was used to, but I was not keeping good track of time by the end.
This was an interesting substance, but it was definitely not cannabis.
Prolonged Exposure:
Not too long after first trying Cloud 9, I ran into some troubles with my cannabis supply-chain. I could have scared some up eventually, but it would have meant a big production, going through freinds-of-friends-of-friends-of-friends... and there was this legal stuff readily available just down the block. It wasn't my first choice, but it would suffice.
I proceeded to use the Spice product as I had been using cannabis for about 4 weeks (mostly this Cloud 9 brand, but also some K2 Summit). I generally smoked about 0.25 to 0.50 g/day, everyday.
For the first two weeks it was going fairly well. The body-high aspect of it meant I was pretty much guaranteed a case of 'couch-lock,' but I was alright with that as long as my thoughts were getting scrambled, and they were. Then things got interesting.
I'm not sure if it was some kind of cumulative effect, or a particular batch, or what, but after about two weeks of daily use I started having hallucinations pretty regularly while using it. I would look down at the ground (usually outdoors) and see a giant boa constrictor at my feet and it would take a good 10 seconds to reassure myself that it was not in fact corporeal.
Another memorable one occurred as I was walking and in mid-stride I thought I was about to step on a raccoon and kind of jumped off-balance to avoid him. Fortunately for both of us, he was not really there. None of these hallucinations struck me as particularly dark or threatening. My emotional responses ranged from 'well, that's pretty crazy,' to 'oh, dear, I hope I didn't hurt that raccoon.' (I have on occasion had my eyes play tricks on me while smoking cannabis in poor lighting, but these experiences were quite a bit more vivid and convincing than anything like that.)
Also around the two-week mark I started to notice that every time I smoked Spice product, one of the first effects after coming up was that I had some sort of tunnel-vision. Things were clear straight in front of my face, but my field of view was framed by a substantial ring of red, green, and blue spots. The spots were exactly like the 'stars' one sees if one is a bit dehydrated and stands up too quickly, though in my experience they don't usually arrange themselves into a ring like that. This tunnel vision would become less pronounced after about 45 minutes, but would usually linger to some extent for about as long as the body buzz.
I also caught myself slurring my words a few times while it. This has never happened to me with cannabis.
The Dark Side:
Though I found it to be very different from cannabis, I would characterize all of the above mentioned effects as 'neutral' to 'positive.' (At one point I found myself thinking, 'this is nothing like cannabis at all, but rather it's like what they said cannabis would be like in DARE class... and that's okay with me.') Then, after about 3 weeks of daily use it took a turn towards the unsavory.
I found myself craving it more strongly than I had with any other substance in the past. I was looking for (and creating) 3-hour holes in my schedule to sneak in an extra bowl here or there. (I had always been able to restrict my use of cannabis to the end of the day, after I had all my responsibilities taken care of.) It was a bit unsettling, but I continued and my consumption climbed up a bit, into the 0.40 to 0.60 g/day range.
Then one afternoon I was experiencing the tunnel-vision described above and noticed my heart was beating awfully fast. I sat down on my couch, stretched out, drank some water, and concentrated on breathing deeply and slowly, but my heart kept racing. I wasn't moving, but my heart was pounding out of my chest, as though I were cycling or running at a full-on sprint. It was quite scary, but I recognized that more adrenaline was the last thing my body needed, so I focused on peaceful thoughts and just rode it out. My best guess is that this lasted 30 minutes.
I should have quit right then. I was scared of wrecking my heart, but on the other hand I had already smoked this stuff dozens of times without any adverse reactions, so perhaps it was a fluke. And there was the aforementioned craving.
I continued using it daily for 5 days after the heart-racing incident. During that stretch, I experienced the heart-racing two more times. I found myself thinking that I really needed to stop smoking this stuff, but somehow I kept going back to it. (There's a word for that, no?)
One evening about an hour after smoking one more bowl, I smoked a (tobacco) cigarette-- and it knocked me to the ground for about 15 minutes. I was conscious, but struggling to catch my breath and keep control of my heartbeat. Sitting up was not possible.
That was enough. Things were getting out of hand. I felt like I had just been subjecting my body to way too many chemicals lately. I resolved to take a break for a while, and as of this writing I haven't smoked anything in 4 days (quite unusual for me). Even after the rough time described above, the thought of smoking again is more tempting than it ought to be. I think I'll be sticking with good old cannabis going forward.
The Upshot:
This stuff certainly has some interesting effects and can yield positive experiences if approached with the right mindset and in a safe setting. However, I think it does everyone a disservice to liken it to cannabis in any way. It scrambles my thoughts and gives me a body buzz, and the similarities end there. I reckon it's about as similar to pot as it is to anything else that will set one off-kilter.
If you're looking for pot, just smoke pot. If you're looking for something else entirely, proceed with caution.
Cheers!
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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MicroDocs
MicroDocs is a tool for service documentation. The idea is to create documentation that scales with your Microservices. Which means to centralize and organise documentation of several project and show their relations, like you need when you’re doing Microservices.
icroDocs uses under the hood the Open Api standard (with some additions) to ensure compatibility with other api tools. We are also working on supporting Api blueprint and RAML.
The flow of how you can use MicroDocs consist of 3 steps:
- Extract MicroDocs definitions from the source code on build time
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Mind Unwind
Analysis Test 1.0
Apr 2 2018, 08:30 pm IST to Apr 2 2018, 09:30 pm IST
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The test comprises of 21 questions.
There are four alternatives given to each of the question.
Out of the given four alternatives you have to choose only one alternative compulsorily.
The time alloted to each question is 60 seconds.
After 60 seconds, if you don't answer any question, the next question would be displayed and score won't be counted towards further progress.
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Attempt each question.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
Take poached egg and asparagus to another level with this fancy breakfast dish of poached egg with asparagus rubbed in hazelnuts, brioche crumbs and a drizzle of maple syrup.
For the asparagus, bring a pan of salted water to the boil, add the asparagus spears and cook for 1-2 minutes.
Drain the asparagus and place into a bowl of ice cold water.
For the brioche crumb, put the brioche and hazelnuts in a food processor and blend until a crumb is formed.
Heat a large frying pan and add the butter. Once melted, add the brioche and hazelnuts and toast until golden-brown. Stir in the maple syrup.
Remove the asparagus from the water and drain on kitchen paper.
Place the crumbs on a plate and roll the asparagus in the crumbs.
For the poached eggs, bring a small pan of water to a gentle simmer and then add the vinegar.
Stir the simmering water vigorously to create a vortex, and then carefully crack two of the eggs into the water. Poach for 2-3 minutes, or until the eggs are cooked to your liking, then carefully remove from the pan using a slotted spoon and set aside to drain on kitchen paper.
Repeat the process with the remaining two eggs.
Alternatively, if using later, drop the poached eggs straight into iced water and chill in the fridge until ready to use. Bring a pan of water to the boil, then add the poached eggs and cook for one minute just to heat through. Drain on kitchen paper.
To serve, divide the crumbed asparagus spears equally among four serving plates. Place one poached egg on top of each serving of asparagus.


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webmachine
Webmachine examples
The simplest possible example is the one produced via the quickstart.
For an example of a read/write filesystem server showing several interesting features and supporting GET, PUT, DELETE, and POST, see demo_fs_resource.
For a very simple resource demonstrating content negotiation, basic auth, and some caching headers, see webmachine_demo_resource.
Some example code based on webmachine_demo_resource follows.
The simplest working resource could export only one function in addition to init/1:
-module(webmachine_demo_resource). -export([init/1, to_html/2]). -include_lib("webmachine/include/webmachine.hrl"). init([]) -> {ok, undefined}. to_html(ReqData, Context) -> {"Hello, new world", ReqData, Context}.
That's really it -- a working webmachine resource. That resource will respond to all valid GET requests with the exact same response.
Many interesting bits of HTTP are handled automatically by Webmachine. For instance, if a client sends a request to that trivial resource with an Accept header that does not allow for a text/html response, they will receive a 406 Not Acceptable.
Suppose I wanted to serve a plaintext client as well. I could note that I provide more than just HTML:
content_types_provided(ReqData, Context) -> {[{"text/html", to_html},{"text/plain",to_text}], ReqData, Context}.
I already have my HTML representation produced, so I add a text one: (and while I'm at it, I'll show that it's trivial to produce dynamic content as well)
to_text(ReqData, Context) -> Path = wrq:disp_path(ReqData), Body = io_lib:format("Hello ~s from webmachine.~n", [Path]), {Body, ReqData, Context}.
Now that this resource provides multiple media types, it automatically performs conneg:
$ telnet localhost 8000 Trying <IP_ADDRESS>... Connected to localhost. Escape character is '^]'. GET /demo/a/resource/path HTTP/1.1 Accept: text/plain HTTP/1.1 200 OK Vary: Accept Server: MochiWeb/1.1 WebMachine/0.97 Date: Sun, 15 Mar 2009 02:54:02 GMT Content-Type: text/plain Content-Length: 39 Hello a/resource/path from webmachine.
What about authorization? Webmachine resources default to assuming the client is authorized, but that can easily be overridden. Here's an overly simplistic but illustrative example:
is_authorized(ReqData, Context) -> case wrq:disp_path(ReqData) of "authdemo" -> case wrq:get_req_header("authorization", ReqData) of "Basic "++Base64 -> Str = base64:mime_decode_to_string(Base64), case string:tokens(Str, ":") of ["authdemo", "demo1"] -> {true, ReqData, Context}; _ -> {"Basic realm=webmachine", ReqData, Context} end; _ -> {"Basic realm=webmachine", ReqData, Context} end; _ -> {true, ReqData, Context} end.
With that function in the resource, all paths except
/authdemo
from this resource's root are authorized.
For that one path,
the UA will be asked to do basic authorization with the user/pass of
authdemo/demo1. It should go without saying that this isn't quite the
same function that we use in our real apps, but it is nice and simple.
If you've generated the application from the quickstart, make sure you've added this line to your dispatch.conf file:
{["demo", '*'], mywebdemo_resource, []}.
Now you can point your browser at
http://localhost:8000/demo/authdemo
with the demo app running:
$ curl -v http://localhost:8000/demo/authdemo > GET /demo/authdemo HTTP/1.1 > Host: localhost:8000 > Accept: */* > < HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized < WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm=webmachine < Server: MochiWeb/1.1 WebMachine/0.97 < Date: Sun, 15 Mar 2009 02:57:43 GMT < Content-Length: 0 <
$ curl -v -u authdemo:demo1 http://localhost:8000/demo/authdemo * Server auth using Basic with user 'authdemo' > GET /demo/authdemo HTTP/1.1 > Authorization: Basic YXV0aGRlbW86ZGVtbzE= > Host: localhost:8000 > Accept: */* > < HTTP/1.1 200 OK < Vary: Accept < Server: MochiWeb/1.1 WebMachine/0.97 < Date: Sun, 15 Mar 2009 02:59:02 GMT < Content-Type: text/html < Content-Length: 59 < Hello authdemo from webmachine.
HTTP caching support is also quite easy, with functions allowing
resources to define (e.g.) last_modified
,
expires
, and generate_etag.
For instance, since
representations of this resource vary only by URI Path, I could use an
extremely simple entity tag unfit for most real applications but
sufficient for this example:
generate_etag(ReqData, Context) -> {wrq:raw_path(ReqData), ReqData, Context}.
Similarly, here's a trivial expires rule:
expires(ReqData, Context) -> {{{2021,1,1},{0,0,0}}, ReqData, Context}.
And now the response from our earlier request is appropriately tagged:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK Vary: Accept Server: MochiWeb/1.1 WebMachine/0.97 Expires: Fri, 01 Jan 2021 00:00:00 GMT ETag: /demo/authdemo Date: Sun, 15 Mar 2009 02:59:02 GMT Content-Type: text/html Content-Length: 59 Hello authdemo from webmachine.
For more details, read the source of the resources linked at the top of this page.


Relevant Coursework
Major Grade Point Average: 3.3
- Fluency of Information Technology
- Introduction to Computer Science and Object Oriented Programming: Java I
- Introduction to Computer Science and Object Oriented Programming: Java II
- Basic Data Structures and Object-Oriented Design
- Software Tools and Techniques Laboratory
- Discrete Mathematics
- Mathematics for Algorithms and Systems
- Computer Organization and Systems Programming
- Theory of Computability
- Software Engineering
- Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction Design


Class GenericRecoveryCoordinator
- java.lang.Object
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- org.omg.PortableServer.Servant
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- org.omg.CosTransactions.RecoveryCoordinatorPOA
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- com.arjuna.ats.internal.jts.orbspecific.recovery.recoverycoordinators.GenericRecoveryCoordinator
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
org.omg.CORBA.portable.InvokeHandler
,org.omg.CosTransactions.RecoveryCoordinatorOperations
- Direct Known Subclasses:
JavaIdlRCDefaultServant
public class GenericRecoveryCoordinator extends org.omg.CosTransactions.RecoveryCoordinatorPOA
This provides the ORB-independent recovery coordinator functionality. The ORB-specific implementations delegate their work to this.- Version:
- $Id: GenericRecoveryCoordinator.java 2342 2006-03-30 13:06:17Z $
- Author:
- Dave Ingham(dave.ingham@arjuna.com), Peter Furniss, Mark Little<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Malik SAHEB<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Modifier Constructor Description protected
GenericRecoveryCoordinator()
protected constructor used by default servant derived class (with POA orbs).GenericRecoveryCoordinator(Uid RCUid, Uid actionUid, Uid processUid, boolean isServerTransaction)
Normal constructor.
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description static java.lang.String
makeId(Uid rcUid, Uid tranUid, Uid processUid, boolean isServerTransaction)
Construct a string, to be used somehow in the objectkey (probably) of a RecoveryCoordinator reference.static GenericRecoveryCoordinator
reconstruct(java.lang.String encodedRCData)
(re)construct a RecoveryCoordinator instance using the encoded information in the parameter.protected static org.omg.CosTransactions.Status
replay_completion(RecoveryCoordinatorId id, org.omg.CosTransactions.Resource res)
Respond to a replay_completion request for the RecoveryCoordinator identified by parameter id.org.omg.CosTransactions.Status
replay_completion(org.omg.CosTransactions.Resource res)
Implementation of IDL method:-
Methods inherited from class org.omg.CosTransactions.RecoveryCoordinatorPOA
_all_interfaces, _invoke, _this, _this
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Constructor Detail
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GenericRecoveryCoordinator
public GenericRecoveryCoordinator(Uid RCUid, Uid actionUid, Uid processUid, boolean isServerTransaction)
Normal constructor. Used both for creating a RecoveryCoordinator in the same process as the Coordinator (where this is necessary) and when reactivating a RecoveryCoordinator as an implementation instance (i.e. not as POA default servant) from stringified data in RecoveryManager from data received in a RecoveryCoordinator object key.Combines the parameters into a
RecoveryCoordinatorId
.
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GenericRecoveryCoordinator
protected GenericRecoveryCoordinator()
protected constructor used by default servant derived class (with POA orbs). When used a default servant, there is only one GenericRecoveryCoordinator instance, whose _id field is null.
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Method Detail
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replay_completion
public org.omg.CosTransactions.Status replay_completion(org.omg.CosTransactions.Resource res) throws org.omg.CORBA.SystemException, org.omg.CosTransactions.NotPrepared
Implementation of IDL method:Operation: ::CosTransactions::RecoveryCoordinator::replay_completion.
#pragma prefix "omg.org/CosTransactions/RecoveryCoordinator" ::CosTransactions::Status replay_completion( in ::CosTransactions::Resource r ) raises( ::CosTransactions::NotPrepared );
This method is used when the instance is used as a particular implementation object (i.e. not as default servant). Delegates to the staticreplay_completion
using theRecoveryCoordinatorId
made in the constructor.- Throws:
org.omg.CORBA.SystemException
org.omg.CosTransactions.NotPrepared
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replay_completion
protected static org.omg.CosTransactions.Status replay_completion(RecoveryCoordinatorId id, org.omg.CosTransactions.Resource res) throws org.omg.CORBA.SystemException, org.omg.CosTransactions.NotPrepared
Respond to a replay_completion request for the RecoveryCoordinator identified by parameter id.- Throws:
org.omg.CORBA.SystemException
org.omg.CosTransactions.NotPrepared
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makeId
public static java.lang.String makeId(Uid rcUid, Uid tranUid, Uid processUid, boolean isServerTransaction)
Construct a string, to be used somehow in the objectkey (probably) of a RecoveryCoordinator reference. This will be deconstructed in the reconstruct() which is passed such a string, to remake the necessary RecoveryCoordinator when a replay_completion is received for it. Put here to make it in the same class as the deconstruction
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reconstruct
public static GenericRecoveryCoordinator reconstruct(java.lang.String encodedRCData)
(re)construct a RecoveryCoordinator instance using the encoded information in the parameter. The encoded information was (we hope) created usingmakeId
and has been passed around as part of the object key in the RecoveryCoordinator IOR.
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February 14
This is my commandment, That ye love one another, as I have loved you.
Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.
John 15:12-13
Love. It is the first and foremost command Jesus gave us, yet all too many believers neglect to follow it.
I'm talking about believers who can quote tremendous amounts of scripture and who may speak the Name of Jesus 35 or 40 times a day, yet they're rough and insensitive to the needs of their friends and family. They're so busy "serving God," they don't have time to serve people. Strife is their hallmark.
You may have been saved 45 years; you may talk in tongues all day long; but if you have strife in your heart and you're not living by the love commandment of Jesus, spiritual things are foolishness to you.
When you're in that condition, the Name of Jesus won't work. Faith won't work because the Bible says that faith works by love. In fact, none of the gifts of the Spirit will work if you don't have love. First Corinthians 13 says so.
Do you want to see the incredible power of God released through your life?
Then start putting the love command in action. Start loving those around you.
Love is the power charge, friend. God's power package just won't work without it. That's why we've seen so many power failures in the Body of Christ. Starting today, you and I can turn those failures around. We can make up our minds to let the Word dwell richly within us. We can set our hearts on keeping the commands of Jesus and speak His Name with confidence and authority. And, most important of all, we can begin to love one another.
Then we will truly see the power of God begin to flow.
Scripture Reading: 1 Corinthians 13:1-8


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| pbdZMQ-package | Programming with Big Data - Interface to ZeroMQ |
| .pbd_env | Sets of controls in pbdZMQ. |
| .zmqopt_get | Initial controls in pbdZMQ |
| .zmqopt_init | Initial controls in pbdZMQ |
| .zmqopt_set | Initial controls in pbdZMQ |
| address | Form an Address/Endpoint |
| bind.socket | All Wrapper Functions for rzmq |
| C-like Wrapper Functions for ZeroMQ | The C-like ZeroMQ Interface |
| connect.socket | All Wrapper Functions for rzmq |
| Context | R6 ZMQ Interface |
| Context Functions | Context Functions |
| File Transfer Functions | File Transfer Functions |
| init.context | All Wrapper Functions for rzmq |
| init.socket | All Wrapper Functions for rzmq |
| Initial Control Functions | Initial controls in pbdZMQ |
| Message Function | Message Functions |
| pbdZMQ | Programming with Big Data - Interface to ZeroMQ |
| pbd_opt | Set controls in pbdZMQ |
| Poll Functions | Poll Functions |
| Poll Functions | New Poll Functions |
| pyzmq | R6 ZMQ Interface |
| PyZMQ-like Interface | R6 ZMQ Interface |
| random_open_port | Random Port |
| random_port | Random Port |
| receive.socket | All Wrapper Functions for rzmq |
| Send Receive Functions | Send Receive Functions |
| Send Receive Multiple Raw Buffers | Send Receive Multiple Raw Buffers |
| send.socket | All Wrapper Functions for rzmq |
| Set Control Functions | Set controls in pbdZMQ |
| Socket | R6 ZMQ Interface |
| Socket Functions | Socket Functions |
| Wrapper Functions for rzmq | All Wrapper Functions for rzmq |
| zmq | R6 ZMQ Interface |
| ZMQ Control Environment | Sets of controls in pbdZMQ. |
| ZMQ Control Functions | Sets of controls in pbdZMQ. |
| zmq.bind | Socket Functions |
| zmq.close | Socket Functions |
| zmq.connect | Socket Functions |
| zmq.ctx.destroy | Context Functions |
| zmq.ctx.new | Context Functions |
| zmq.disconnect | Socket Functions |
| zmq.getsockopt | Socket Functions |
| ZMQ.MC | Sets of controls in pbdZMQ. |
| zmq.msg.recv | Message Functions |
| zmq.msg.send | Message Functions |
| ZMQ.PO | Sets of controls in pbdZMQ. |
| zmq.poll | Poll Functions |
| zmq.poll.free | Poll Functions |
| zmq.poll.get.revents | Poll Functions |
| zmq.poll.interrupt | Poll Functions |
| zmq.poll.length | Poll Functions |
| zmq.poll2 | New Poll Functions |
| zmq.poll2.get.revents | New Poll Functions |
| zmq.poll2.interrupt | New Poll Functions |
| zmq.recv | Send Receive Functions |
| zmq.recv.multipart | Send Receive Multiple Raw Buffers |
| zmq.recvfile | File Transfer Functions |
| zmq.send | Send Receive Functions |
| zmq.send.multipart | Send Receive Multiple Raw Buffers |
| zmq.sendfile | File Transfer Functions |
| zmq.setsockopt | Socket Functions |
| ZMQ.SO | Sets of controls in pbdZMQ. |
| zmq.socket | Socket Functions |
| ZMQ.SR | Sets of controls in pbdZMQ. |
| ZMQ.ST | Sets of controls in pbdZMQ. |


sg_button
.sg_progress
* sg_button
make use of htmlwidgets
function to prepend or append elements rather than the previous hacky way; improved performances.sg_export
split into sg_export_img
and sg_export_svg
.key
and group
was not initialised in correct FUN.sg_get_layout
returns nodes with coordinates rather than just the coordinates.sg_neighbours
now takes nodes and edges color as argument.sg_layout
added - layout graph using igraph
package.sg_get_layout
added - helper to extract x
and y
coordinates, mainly for animations.sg_cluster
added - color nodes by cluster.sg_get_cluster
added - helper to get nodes color by cluster.sg_button
added - Add buttons to trigger events in static documents.sg_export
and sg_export_p
added - To export the graph.sg_progress
added - show dynamic text.sg_neighbours
(& sg_neighbors
) added - highlight neighbours on click.sg_filter_gt_p
and sg_filter_lt_p
added - filter nodes, edges or both.shiny demo added.
Functions added:
sg_force_stop
- stops the forceAtlas2 layout after a given delay.sg_force_start
added, same as sg_force
.sg_add_nodes
, sg_add_edges
- Add nodes or edges to a static graph.drop_nodes_delay_p
, drop_edges_delay_p
Proxy to drop nodes or edges with a delay.drop_nodes_delay
, drop_edges_delay
Drop nodes or edges with a delay.


Old Buckingham Palace letter casts doubt on when Prince Andrew met Jeffrey Epstein
Prince Andrew told Newnight's Emily Maitlis that he met Jeffrey Epstein in 1999, but a letter sent to the Times in 2011 suggests otherwise
by Zoe Forsey, https://www.facebook.com/zoeforseymirror/A letter from Buckingham Palace written in 2011 has cast doubt on when Prince Andrew actually met his millionaire paedophile pal Jeffrey Epstein.
In his widely criticised interview with Newnight's Emily Maitlis, the Duke said he met the convicted sex offender in 1999.
However according to the BBC, a letter published in The Times eight years ago claims they met much earlier.
The Duke's then private secretary Alastair Watson wrote to the newspaper to address their relationship.
He wrote that the Queen's son had known Epstein "since being introduced to him in the early 1990s".
A spokesperson for Buckingham Palace told Mirror Online that Andrew's words "speak for themselves".

However he said he did not regret their friendship. He has also been criticised for not showing compassion for his victims.
According to insiders the prince hoped to draw a line under the issue, but many viewers believe it left more questions than it gave answers.
According to Vanity Fair's Katie Nicholl , he now wants to do a second chat to "put right the things he didn't say".
A source said: "There are rumors swirling that Andrew wants to do another interview.
"Andrew hasn’t drawn a line under it. He wants the chance to put right the things he didn’t say.
"Newsnight gave him the chance to show some remorse. He was asked if there was anything else he wanted to say. It was an open goal - he didn’t grasp it, and I think he sees that now."
However Buckingham Palace is "not aware" that anything is in the pipeline at this point.
A number of charities and organisations of which the Duke of York is a patron have declined to give details on how their relationship with Andrew might be affected following the interview he gave about his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
A spokesperson for the Foundation for Liver Research said "we don't have anything to say at the moment. It is a matter for the trustees, who will consider it in due course."
A spokesperson for the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children's (NSPCC) said: "Prince Andrew was a patron of the NSPCC Full Stop Campaign, which ended in 2009."
The Royal Society only said: "HRH Prince Andrew Duke of York is a Royal Fellow of the Society. He was elected in 2013."
The Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust also confirmed that Andrew was a patron of the organisation, but refused to comment further.


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The Datasaurus Dozen is a set of datasets with the same summary statistics. They retain the same summary statistics despite having radically different distributions. The datasets represent a larger and quirkier object lesson that is typically taught via Anscombe's Quartet (available in the 'datasets' package). Anscombe's Quartet contains four very different distributions with the same summary statistics and as such highlights the value of visualisation in understanding data, over and above summary statistics. As well as being an engaging variant on the Quartet, the data is generated in a novel way. The simulated annealing process used to derive datasets from the original Datasaurus is detailed in "Same Stats, Different Graphs: Generating Datasets with Varied Appearance and Identical Statistics through Simulated Annealing" <doi:10.1145/3025453.3025912>.
| Version: | 0.1.4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Suggests: | covr, testthat, knitr, rmarkdown, ggplot2, dplyr |
| Published: | 2018-09-20 |
| Author: | Steph Locke [cre, aut], Alberto Cairo [dtc], Justin Matejka [dtc], George Fitzmaurice [dtc], Lucy D'Agostino McGowan [aut], Richard Cotton [ctb], Locke Data [fnd] |
| Maintainer: | Steph Locke <stephanie.g.locke at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/lockedata/datasauRus/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/lockedata/datasauRus, https://itsalocke.com/datasaurus/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | datasauRus results |
| Reference manual: | datasauRus.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
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| Package source: | datasauRus_0.1.4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: datasauRus_0.1.4.zip, r-release: datasauRus_0.1.4.zip, r-oldrel: datasauRus_0.1.4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: datasauRus_0.1.4.tgz, r-oldrel: datasauRus_0.1.4.tgz |
| Old sources: | datasauRus archive |
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Data Science
Data science, also known as data-driven science, is an interdisciplinary field about scientific methods, processes, and systems to extract knowledge or insights from data in various forms.
Data scientists use their data and analytical ability to find and interpret rich data sources; manage large amounts of data despite hardware, software, and bandwidth constraints; merge data sources; ensure consistency of datasets; create visualizations to aid in understanding data; build mathematical models using the data; and present and communicate the data insights/findings. They are often expected to produce answers in days rather than months, work by exploratory analysis and rapid iteration, and to produce and present results with dashboards (displays of current values) rather than papers/reports, as statisticians normally do.[25] Data science is not only about technology and maths—effective data scientists require a combination of technical skills and soft skills to turn data into actionable insight. [26]
"Data scientist" has become a popular occupation with Harvard Business Review dubbing it "The Sexiest Job of the 21st Century" [6] and McKinsey & Company projecting a global excess demand of 1.5 million new data scientists.[27] Universities are offering masters courses in data science.[28] Shorter private bootcamps are also offering data science certificates including student-paid programs like General Assembly to employer-paid programs like The Data Incubator
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2011 was a phenomenal first year for Rich Werk. Computers that Werk was able to triple its profits within the first six months of operation. The rapid growth was due in large part to good old-fashioned customer satisfaction; word of mouth advertising and client referrals comprised (and still comprise) the majority of new business. As new clients poured in, it became apparent that Computers That Werk was proving to be an excellent resource for a niche industry, water damage restoration. Computers that Werk helped clients use their websites to generate leads using the power of search engines such as Google, Yahoo and (at the time) MSN. Leads flooded the water damage companies (no pun intended) and Computers that Werk.
In 2012, Rich quickly realized that people were calling him all of the time for advise day and night. Everyone that he knew told him that he should open his own business and stop working for another. After many thoughts, Rich did just that after!


 I would make love to you a thousand times right now!  I knew it, I knew it! I knew you could do it and you’ve shown me. Perfect. Seriously. Paragraphs with defined ideas, correct use of language, clear exposition, easy to read … My most sincere congratulations Lu. Seriously. I knew you could do it.
If you want, I tell you two little details, but do not take them into account much, they are trivialities:
The expression plant time and collect hours with fruit is understood, but it sounds a bit strange and it is difficult to process it. (However, I recently used the expression plant time as well.)
Time can evaporate, but “dissipate” sounds a little weird. (I read it now and it sounds better.)
Otherwise, incredible. I do not know what method you have used, if a personal one or the video I sent you, but the result is incredible. L. continue like that. Now I can answer you.
L.,
It’s okay to stop when we’ve been running over because of hurries for a long time. But I realized this during exam times, where stopping was very dangerous and could have had expensive consequences. Therefore, I learned to take note so as not to forget and leave for further the depth or solution of the problem.
If it helps, try to focus your attention on the studies and as soon as an idea or a thought comes to your mind, write it down in a few words or lines so as not to forget it and continue studying. You have to empty yourself to continue filling
“Clay is molded into vessels
And because of the space where nothing exists we are able to use them as vessels”
(Ta-Kao 1984).
If all goes well, you will be able to keep one hundred percent of your attention most of the time, simply assaulted by sporadic ideas that you will be leaving aside, but without fear of forgetting them. Your mind will be much clearer and emptier. Yesterday I wrote a letter with the following to my mother.
“You have to go empty to return full. You have to go back empty, to fill yourself.”
Still, if you think it will save more time taking a day or some time to empty yourself as completely as you can, do it without a doubt. Do not repress yourself. On many occasions we must allow ourselves to be guided by intuition. As I guess, by now you know that technology is distracting. Try to keep what you do as physical and less digitized as possible.
“Not showing what is desirable keeps their hearts from confusion”
(Ta-Kao 1984)
I hope that my advice solves part of your problems regarding priorities, distractions and attention.
That time is consumed vertiginously does not have to be a bad sign, as long as it is filled with something that empties the spirit. It is normal to feel tired and overwhelmed after long periods of stress. Try to relax and surround yourself with people who support you. For now, being with people who love you will help you a lot. Later, I hope, you will find a personal way to cope with the day to day in a more independent way. When it comes to deepening and internalizing, the technology of instant communication never helps, but instead causes superficiality and externalization, both at the level of external knowledge and personal knowledge. (Knowledge of existence and non-existence.)
It is necessary to make mistakes in order to grow. We are made of mistakes. It’s needed to make mistakes to learn what everyone gives of themselves and what time allows to do. Don’t get overwhelmed, and don’t forget to enjoy life, but if Scouts are going to be a burden and a source of more stress than well-being, make the decision you feel it will benefit you more. You also learn to say no. Over time, we do not know how long it will take and let’s not worry about the rush, you will learn what you need to learn. Learning is always present, and lessons will come. That the lessons and mistakes are repeated over and over again is not a bad thing. Don’t blame yourself, you are supposed to repeat the lessons until they are learned.  Don’t keep it either, let everything flow.
“Since there is no contention, there is no blame.”
(Ta-Kao 1984)
Regarding your last question, I think that organization and knowing how to say “no” are two factors out of an infinity of them that intervene in our lives. They may be the most important to you right now. Learn the lesson, forget it and empty yourself again. Today, for example, I have decided to change the schedule of my English course, because Mondays from 9:00 to 21:30 are too long for me. I was not taking advantage of my time and effort in the most productive and effective way. So, instead of closing in on the stubbornness of: “I have to do it, because I have a commitment”; I have accepted it.
"Therefore the Sage rules
By […],
Weakening their ambitions."
(Ta-Kao 1984)
I have limits, and I have changed. We are water.
“The highest goodness is like Water”
(Ta-Kao 1984)
Well it looks like this is all I can tell you. I hope I have helped you as what I like to be, your friend, and not your psychologist.
A kiss.
Carlos.
References
Ta-Kao, Chu. 1984. “Tao Te Ching.” Routledge.


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771. Jewels and Stones
Difficulty: Easy
Topics: HashTable
You’re given strings J
representing the types of stones that are jewels, and S
representing the stones you have. Each character in S
is a type of stone you have. You want to know how many of the stones you have are also jewels.
The letters in J
are guaranteed distinct, and all characters in J
and S
are letters. Letters are case sensitive, so "a"
is considered a different type of stone from "A"
.
Example 1:
Input: J = "aA", S = "aAAbbbb"
Output: 3
Example 2:
Input: J = "z", S = "ZZ"
Output: 0
Note:
S
andJ
will consist of letters and have length at most 50.- The characters in
J
are distinct.
Solution
Language: Python
class Solution(object):
def numJewelsInStones(self, J, S):
"""
:type J: str
:type S: str
:rtype: int
"""
s = set(J)
cnt = 0
for c in S:
if c in s:
cnt += 1
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Installation
- Install Ruby version 1.9 or higher
- Install bundler gem using
gem install bundler
- Install nodejs version 0.8 or higher with npm support
- Install following node modules globally
npm install -g grunt-cli bower
- Open a console & navigate to markup project directory (this directory) and issue following commands:
bundle install
npm install
bower install
General guidelines
- All rules should be class based to ensure maximum reusability
- All images related to styling must be set with css background property. No image tag is allowed for deign purposes. Also use images only when it is mandatory, use CSS3 whenever possible to generate background effect. Also use compass-rgbapng plugin to enable cross browser support for rgba() if you are using.
- Use of variables & mixins are highly recommended to keep code minimal & configurable.
- Every colors & font sizes & fonts must be defined as variables and used thoroughly whenever needed.
- Use mixins, helpers & utilities provided by compass library whenever possible. Write your own mixins only if there isn't one available in compass. For example, instead of adding browser prefixes manually, use compass CSS3 mixins like border-radius etc. that will take care of adding browser prefixes in generated css files. Also hacks like clearfix should also be used from compass definition.
- Use compass's sprite helper to generate css sprites for icons and use the sprites while writing rules.
- If needed, use a grid framework like susy or singularitygs instead of using a css based grid framework to avoid use of extra non-semantic classes in markup. This two frameworks will be installed with the
bundle install
command and to use the chosen one, just uncomment the respective line in config.rb
- Use
grunt
during development & use grunt build
before you commit. The default grunt
task will generate the .min.js files (which are actually not minified, but beautified) so that you can link those (instead of the original .js files), in your markup html pages and can commit build independent versions of those markups, no matter whether the .min.js files are minified during production build (output from grunt build
command) or not. So, to ensure this, you have to update all the markup pages, so that they link to .min.js files instead of the .js files.
File structure
.
├── Gemfile // required ruby gems
├── Gruntfile.js // grunt configuration file
├── Guardfile // guard configuration file
├── README.md // README file in markdown format
├── README.html // README file in HTML format
├── bower.json // bower packages for js files
├── config.rb // compass project configuration
├── dist // output directory for all compiled files
├── html // developed markup files
├── images // image assets used in styling
│ └── sprite-icons // each set of icons will have its own folder to be combined into a sprite
├── js // custom javascript files (if any)
├── package.json // node module dependencies for grunt
└── sass // scss files will go here
├── _base.scss // import all utility libraries here
├── _global.scss // import any output emitting library, components here
├── components // rules for common ui components will go here
├── functions // all sass functions will go here
├── ie.scss // IE specific hacks will go here
├── mixins // all mixins will go here
├── styles.scss // aggregation of base & global partials to create the final styles.css
└── variables // all variable definitions will go here
├── _colors.scss
├── _config.scss
├── _forms.scss
└── _typography.scss


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Date/time
Date/time formatting component, based on app locale.
Human
Human, date only
Numerical
Numerical, date only
- datetime
- String. The date/time to display, in ISO format.
- format
-
String
(optional, default
human
)
-
human
- format few seconds/minutes ago as relative time like 'Just now' or '10 minutes ago'
- format today/yesterday as human date like 'Today, 8:13AM'
- format date before yesterday like 'Dec 31, 2017' or just 'Oct 12' if in the current year
-
numerical
- format date as numerical date like '12/31/2017'
- dateOnly
-
Boolean. Do not display time
(optional, default
false
)
- displaySeconds
-
Boolean. Display seconds
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New York City is probably the most famous city on earth, situated in the State of New York, on the East coast of
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the city only covers an area of 302.6 square miles.
I went to New York in February 2017 with my family, we visited for 13 days and stayed in Harlem Manhattan and Greenpoint Brooklyn.
As a tourist we went to Central Park, Times Square, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Village and the Empire State Building. Unlike your
typical New York experience a friend of the family treated us to tickets to a Broadway show. We went to the Eugine O'Neill theatre to
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The profile image upload size is restricted: The meteor server hasn't installed graphicsmagick and so the images can't be cropped and downsized automatically.
The creator of this "app" wanted to see how long it'd take him to make his own Spocal. He had no prior knowledge of MeteorJs and learned everything while doing this.
Yes. Some (bigger) features from the original Spocal are missing: Notification emails and an android/ios app (however this site is also built for mobiles will be revised).
There are also smaller features missing (user activity, edit posts/comments, more user data etc.), but these can be added easily.
Unfortunately yes. I was primary concerned with operational things. I'm open to concrete suggestions for improvement. The site uses bootstrap and can change the whole appearance by switching template.
I usually write unit tests: I tried three different packages/ways to make tests work. The best I found is sanjo:jasmine package for meteor, which looks pretty promising. However, after googling the third bug (having strange errors which come and go without changing anything; not loading the altered test file, you have to restart to server etc.), I gave up. I'd really like to add tests, but at the moment it already took me too much time to get started.
I was recommended to take a serious look to both frameworks. This little project seemed predestined for this matter. While developing the app, I run across some issues:
5 soirées à 3-5 heures + some more time for tidying up
Some solutions are not satisfying: The anonymous profiles (2 collections) and normal users (1 collection) could have been put in one collection. My solution distinguishes the two, thus has a clean user collection, but the model is a bit confusing. And then one has always to subscribe to 3 collections to work with users & profiles.
- I like the frameworks; it's easier to develop a "reactive" app and MeteorJs saves some work (like building an api).


I seen @mrviquez do a livestream earlier to assist people with their Byteball airdrop and thought it was a great idea. Now I want to play a little Fortnite and I thought what better way to do it than helping people during rounds!
What is Byteball?
Byteball is another digital currency that is built to help do ICOs. They offer an innovative way to ensure anyone offering an ICO is only accepting accredited investors.
How is it going to help me earn more Steem Power?
Byteball decided to offer a free airdrop to anyone with a Steem account at a certain rep. This means you will receive free Byteball that you can convert into Steem and then power up for a larger vote!
How much SP will I get?
This depends on your Steem REP and how much you’ll be able to sell them for on the exchange. This is what Byteball will distribute:
Steem reputation 30 and above: you get a $10 reward
Steem reputation 40 and above: you get a $20 reward
Steem reputation 50 and above: you get a $40 reward
Steem reputation 60 and above: you get a $80 reward
Steem reputation 70 and above: you get a $160 reward
You only get half available today but you’ll get the other half one year from today after it’s released in a smart contract.
How do I redeem my airdrop Byteball?
Follow these steps in order:
1.) Download the Byteball Wallet here
2.) You’ll need a few bytes to send as a payment to link your address to your Steem account. Send me a message on Discord (@patrickulrich) and I’ll forward you enough to cover the payment. (You can find me in the @dlivecommunity, @dlive or @fundition Discords if we aren’t connected.)
3.) Once you’ve received your Bytes then click on the chat section in the lower right followed by ‘bot store’ in the upper portion. Then look for the ‘Steem attestation bot’ to get started on connecting your Steem account to Byteball.
4.) Now it’s going to ask you to enter the address of the wallet you want to attest. Click the icon at the bottom left and choose “Insert my address” and press the send button to send it to the bot.
5.) The bot will now generate a link for you to verify you account via SteemConnect. Follow that and sign in with your Steem credentials.
6.) It will ask if you want to do a public or private registration. Public allows anyone to search by your Steem username to send you bytes to this address in the future. I chose public.
7.) Now you will send your payment for the attestation by clicking the ‘Payment request: 49000 bytes link.’ This is why you needed to wait to have me send some bytes to make the payment.
8.) As soon as that payment is processed the bot will send you your airdrop funds.
How do I turn my Bytes in Steem Power?
I’m converting my bytes using Bittrex. Once you sell them on the exchange you can just send them to your Steem wallet and then power up to increase your Steem Power.
It was that easy! Now let’s go find a llama together.
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ROMPER STOMPER (1992) A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 2001
In today's world, where movies are entertainment before anything else, there are fewer and fewer directors who dare to tackle unpleasant subjects. However, the real test of filmmaker's courage comes when unpleasant issues are approached from even less pleasant perspectives. Such efforts, especially in the climate of "political correctness", can often create public misunderstanding and controversies. One of such examples is ROMPER STOMPER, Australian drama directed by Geoffrey Wright in 1992. Simply because it dealt certain form of social pathology from rather unconventional angle, this film was accused of being too sympathetic towards it and it took festival awards to silence the critics. These days the film is less known for its controversies and more because of its principal actor, Russell Crowe, whose role in it was probably the most impressive before his future Hollywood triumphs in L.A. CONFIDENTIAL and GLADIATOR.
The plot begins in Melbourne, town towards which flow the endless river of Asian, mostly Vietnamese, immigrants who gradually take over entire neighbourhoods. For many impoverished and unemployed white youths Asians are convenient explanation for their own misery, so some accepted the most extreme form of xenophobic racism and became skinheads. The small group led by charismatic Hando (played by Russell Crowe) is just one of many that fight a war for racial purity by mercilessly beating any Asian unfortunate to be in their proximity. After a while, Vietnamese decide that they had enough so they organise and start fighting back. Hando's group is suddenly faced with superior numbers and starts to fall apart. Hando and his lieutenant Davey (played by John Pollock) are forced to run from Melbourne in order to save their lives. The only assistance comes in the form of Gabe (played by Jacqueline Mackenzie), epileptic young woman from well-to-do family, but her presence would turn out to be the reason of Hando's final downfall.
While people usually associate skinheads with Germany, the phenomenon is more widespread. Even Serbia, the country that tends to boast with its anti-Nazi past, has witnessed emergence of local skinheads and Great Britain, another country that was often cited as example of racial harmony, has recently seen explosion of racial violence and increased popularity of far right political options. This obviously global phenomenon receives somewhat unusual and rather risky treatment in ROMPER STOMPER - instead of taking the easy route and showing skinheads as brainless and worthless losers who embraced racism as a way to give some kind of importance to their sorry existence, Wright takes the hard route and shows skinheads through their own eyes. In the process the viewer is not only in position to be acquainted with very authentic-looking subculture of skinheads and their way of life (that may be quite seductive for unemployed and impoverished urban youths), but also with the whole philosophy preached by Hando and their ilk. While doing this, Wright nevertheless manages not to romanticise skinheads - the violence in film is extremely graphic and in the end skinheads are presented as nothing more than thugs while powerful yet ironic finale might be viewed as their final condemnation.
ROMPER STOMPER is at times very powerful and thought-provoking film, but this impression might be diluted with some of less fortunate creative decisions. Whole character of Gabe and the subplot involving her father looks like an unnecessary diversion from the main story. Furthermore, otherwise impressive musical score by John Clifford White doesn't fit well with punk songs that often play at the wrong scenes. However, Wright was fortunate enough to have extremely good cast led by Russell Crowe who is brilliant in playing the character who is charismatic leader and violent simpleton in the same time. However, Crowe's performance is outshined by Jacqueline Mackenzie, one of the most talented Australian actresses, here playing the complex role of the character that is sexually attractive and emotionally repulsive in the same time. Her partner Daniel Pollock (who committed suicide before the release of the film) is also very impressive in the role of Hando's lieutenant Davey. All in all, ROMPER STOMPER, through its naturalistic and unrelenting portrayal of modern society's darker side, represents one of the most interesting and most impressive films made in previous decade.
RATING: 6/10 (++)
Review written on September 22nd 2001
Dragan Antulov a.k.a. Drax E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.film.purger.com - Filmske recenzije na hrvatskom/Movie Reviews in Croatian
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FBR sets up helpline to facilitate taxpayers
by APPISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has announced that it has established a free-of-cost helpline to provide fast and reliable service to the public.
According to an FBR statement issued on Saturday, the helpline will not only educate the public but will also provide them a forum through which they can file their queries and seek resolution via phone, email or website.
The helpline team has been at the forefront of resolving the issues that emerge from time to time such as payment of surcharge, guidance for newly launched online sales tax registration application, biannual income tax withholding statement and sales tax returns launched for the new financial year.
The helpline would provide services round the clock under the Asset Declaration Scheme, the statement added.
Furthermore, the helpline representatives will provide all possible support to the taxpayers in ensuring that they are easily able to navigate through various transactional portals such as the income tax portal (Iris).
The FBR helpline utilises the internationally recognised customer relationship management (CRM) system, which ensures availability of three-tier support lines, ensuring that the FBR helpline promptly resolves taxpayers’ issues.
Taxpayers are provided a case number for each complaint lodged and resolution of the case is ensured within 24 hours of lodging the complaint.
Cases of complex nature, which require legal and technological modification in the system, are resolved within three days after the complaint is lodged.
The statement added that the FBR was committed to bringing about a service-oriented culture geared towards resolving the challenges faced by investors and taxpayers and helping to improve the ease of doing business.
“The board understands its responsibilities as a partner in progress, where its sole responsibility is not just to collect taxes but also to ensure that it provides the best service, in order to create a tax-compliant culture while providing the necessary tools for economic growth,” the statement said.
Published in The Express Tribune, November 17th, 2019.


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Mbappe Names His Ballon d'Or Favourite, Snubs Ronaldo
by David KappelKylian Mbappe, who finished in fourth place in last year's Ballon d'Or ranking, has revealed his favourite to lift this year's Golden Ball, but snubbed Cristiano Ronaldo.
Click through the mini-gallery above to see the top five in last year's final Ballon d'Or ranking.
The 20-year-old is once again among the final nominees for the award after finishing in the top five in 2018.
The 2019 Golden Ball winner will be announced on Monday, 2 December, and last year's winner Luka Modric is not on the final shortlist this time around.
Mbappe was recently asked who his favourite for the 2019 prize is, and he named Lionel Messi, who ended up behind him in fifth place last time around, ahead of fellow five-time winner Ronaldo, who was famously said to be the young Frenchman's idol when he was growing up.
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"In individual terms, he (Messi) was the best this year," Mbappe told Der Spiegel.
Messi was named FIFA's The Best Men's Player earlier this year, while Virgil van Dijk won the UEFA Player of the Year award.
Some, though, believe Ronaldo, who finished in second place in 2018, is the favourite for this year's Ballon d'Or, which – unlike the other two accolades – runs along with the calendar year after he won two trophies with Juventus and captained Portugal to victory in the inaugural UEFA Nations League in 2019.
The shortlist was put together by France Football's editorial team before a jury of 180 international journalists voted for their favourite, choosing their five best players and awarding them six, four, three, two and one point, respectively.
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The Ballon d'Or rewards performances over the course of the calendar year, and is based on the following main criteria: 1) individual and collective performances; 2) player's class (talent and fair play); and 3) player's career.


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The term "reference" is used to mean "opaque data that refers to some conceptual object". It is intentionally vague to support "information hiding". Behind the scenes, different implementations can use almost anything that fits into a pointer as a "reference". Often, they are indexes into arrays or actual pointers to memory objects. When passing those references through an API to outside clients, the implementation becomes exposed to crash bugs when clients pass those references back into the API damaged or stale ("stale" meaning something that has been deleted).
Safe References are designed to help protect against damaged or stale references being used by clients.
Create Safe Reference
Client calls an API's "Create" function:
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'The Negotiator' (1998)
A movie review by Walter Frith
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Like the art of music, the art of film draws its influences from many different sources and the key to making a good motion picture is to present your own idea and make it unique without ripping off someone else's work. 'The Negotiator' works on several levels. As a taut and melodramatic hostage situation, it boils over with memories of 'Dog Day Afternoon' attached to it. With its story of an honest man framed for a crime he didn't commit, and set in Chicago, 'The Fugitive' comes to mind. It's strange how 'The Negotiator' works on its own merit, but it does. I tried at every point to look for some major flaw that would bring it down and I couldn't find one. Besides its believable and gripping story line, it works at the acting level just as strongly with Oscar worthy performances from two of its cast members.
Samuel L. Jackson is a Chicago police officer who is also one of the city's chief hostage negotiators and he is very good at his job indeed. Not because of his willingness to put his life on the line like every cop does but because his ability to use psychological pressure on his targets is so intense with a cool measure of duty that you actually believe that Jackson IS his character. The film opens with dialogue exchanged between a hostage taker and Jackson in the hallway of a run down Chicago apartment building. Jackson's mission is successful, and later his partner (David Morse) tells him that some corrupt cops are stealing money from the police pension funds. Before he can fill Jackson in further, he's murdered, and Jackson is framed for the crime. After the district attorney gives him one day to think about striking a plea bargain, Jackson visits an internal affairs official (J.T. Walsh) and demands to know what is going on, believing Walsh is somehow mixed up in the corruption at hand. All hell breaks loose in the office and Jackson takes four hostages and demands to resolve the situation by investigating the case that will prove his innocence. Jackson agrees to speak only to one hostage negotiator (Kevin Spacey). We later find out why.
At 139 minutes, you would think that the film would be too long but this isn't the case at all. Screenwriters James DeMonaco and Kevin Fox have written a convincing screenplay that doesn't use a phony sense of audience manipulation to make its case. Director F. Gary Gray uses a powerful tone of authority on this picture as the film is a good character study, exciting thriller and it stops just short of being an action picture, probably the director's most intelligent decision that keeps 'The Negotiator' from becoming a throw away action picture.
Samuel L. Jackson's portrayal of a police officer is probably the most intelligent and believable I've seen since Al Pacino's turn as a ferocious cop with attitude in 1995's 'Heat'. Jackson should be seriously considered for an Oscar nomination for this role. Spacey is admirable and worthy of an Oscar nomination himself, but the picture belongs to Jackson. Both actors get to showcase their talent vividly. Much better in fact than their appearance in 1996's 'A Time to Kill' when both of their characters in that film were underwritten and ended up flat in the film's final outcome. Spacey doesn't materialize in 'The Negotiator' until 45 minutes into the film but his presence is well noticed and the matching of wits between two men of the same profession at odds with each other on opposite ends of the law is like watching a strategic chess match between them.
'The Negotiator' is a clever film which prevents itself from going over the top and its characters remain people you'll care about. Rare in a summer release!
OUT OF 5 > * * * * 1/2
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If you hit an undead target, it also has disadvantage on attack rolls against you until the end of your next turn.
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Determine how many solutions exist for the system of equations.
\color{BLUE}{EQUATIONS[0]}
\color{GREEN}{EQUATIONS[1]}
Convert both equations to slope-intercept form:
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\color{BLUEGREEN}{y = expr(["+", ["*", AB_VALS[INDEX].a, "x"], AB_VALS[INDEX].b])}
expr(["*", -AB_VALS[INDEX].a, "x"])\color{PINK}{SIGNS_1[INDEX]expr(["*", abs( AB_VALS[INDEX].a ), "x"])} + y = AB_VALS[INDEX].b\color{PINK}{SIGNS_1[INDEX]expr(["*", abs( AB_VALS[INDEX].a ), "x"])}
y = AB_VALS[INDEX].bSIGNS_1[INDEX]expr(["*", abs( AB_VALS[INDEX].a ), "x"])
\color{BLUEGREEN}{y = expr(["+", ["*", AB_VALS[INDEX].a, "x"], AB_VALS[INDEX].b])}
expr(["*", -AB_VALS[INDEX].a * MULT[INDEX], "x"])\color{PINK}{SIGNS_2[INDEX]expr(["*", abs( AB_VALS[INDEX].a * MULT[INDEX] ), "x"])} + expr(["*", MULT[INDEX], "y"]) = AB_VALS[INDEX].b * MULT[INDEX]\color{PINK}{SIGNS_2[INDEX]expr(["*", abs( AB_VALS[INDEX].a * MULT[INDEX] ), "x"])}
expr(["*", MULT[INDEX], "y"]) = AB_VALS[INDEX].b * MULT[INDEX]SIGNS_2[INDEX]expr(["*", abs( AB_VALS[INDEX].a * MULT[INDEX] ), "x"])
y = AB_VALS[INDEX].bSIGNS_1[INDEX]expr(["*", abs( AB_VALS[INDEX].a ), "x"])
\color{BLUEGREEN}{y = expr(["+", ["*", AB_VALS[INDEX].a, "x"], AB_VALS[INDEX].b])}
Just by looking at both equations in slope-intercept form, what can you determine?
\color{BLUE}{y = expr(["+", ["*", AB_VALS[0].a, "x"], AB_VALS[0].b])}
\color{GREEN}{y = expr(["+", ["*", AB_VALS[1].a, "x"], AB_VALS[1].b])}
The linear equations have different slopes.
When two equations have different slopes, the lines will intersect once with one solution.
Both equations have the same slope and the same y-intercept, which means the lines would completely overlap.
Since any solution of \color{BLUE}{EQUATIONS[0]}
is also a solution of \color{GREEN}{EQUATIONS[1]}
, there are infinitely many solutions.
Both equations have the same slope with different y-intercepts. This means the equations are parallel.
Parallel lines never intersect, thus there are NO SOLUTIONS.


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Using max classes you can set the max width on elements proportionally to the max width of the
container
class. This allows containers and elements to be created that are flexible but do not scale with the view port. Example
if we add a
6--max
the element max width will be half of the
container
class width. (1000/2 = 500px). This can be useful for setting a max width on objects such as forms or flexible images.
Max classes can be used anywhere and are
not restricted to only in
row
.


Course Clustering:
Bard College at Simon's Rock
Method: Guided LDA (Latent Dirichlet Allocation)
Thanks to Vikash Singh's semi-supervised guided topic model.
Step 1: Find topic model
TF-IDF (Term Frequency-Inverse Document Frequency)
LDA Corpus (standard)
Guided LDA
Step 2: Normalize values (topic document numbers from model are extremely small floats)
Max-min method
Multiply by an exponent of 10 to change data range from 0 to 1 to integers
Step 3: K-means clustering
Pearson (distance measurement)
Best k: 5
Results: Documents and Class Clusters
Documents:
Mixed:
Class Clusters:
Distance Matrix
Classes
Analysis:


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Provides some commonly used mathematical constants, and a set of Fortran integer and real kinds, to be used to select the right variable size (e.g. 4 bytes, 8 bytes) to match the rest of the DART interfaces. (DART does not depend on compiler flags to set precision, but explicitly specifies a kind for each variable in the public interfaces.)
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This routine provides the following constants, but no routines
of any kind.
The constants defined here may or may not be
declared the same as constants used in non-DART pieces of code.
It would seem like a good idea to match the DART definition
of 'gas_constant' to the WRF equivalent if you are going to be
running WRF/DART experiments (for example).
integer, parameter :: i4 integer, parameter :: i8 integer, parameter :: r4 integer, parameter :: r8 integer, parameter :: c4 integer, parameter :: c8 integer, parameter :: digits12
These kinds are used when declaring variables, like:
real(r8) :: myvariable integer(i4) :: shortint
All DART public interfaces use types on the real values to
ensure they are consistent across various compilers and
compile-time options. The digits12 is generally only used
for reals which require extra precision.
Some models are able to run with single precision real values,
which saves both memory when executing and file space when
writing and reading restart files. To accomplish this, the
users edit this file, redefine r8 to equal r4, and then rebuild
all of DART.
real(KIND=R8), parameter :: PI real(KIND=R8), parameter :: DEG2RAD real(KIND=R8), parameter :: RAD2DEG real(KIND=R8), parameter :: SECPERDAY
Some commonly used math constants, defined here for convenience.
real(KIND=R4), parameter :: MISSING_R4 real(KIND=R8), parameter :: MISSING_R8 integer, parameter :: MISSING_I integer, parameter :: MISSING_DATA
Numeric constants used in the DART code when a numeric value is required, but the data is invalid or missing. These are typically defined as negative and a series of 8's, so they are distinctive when scanning a list of values.
integer, parameter :: metadatalength integer, parameter :: obstypelength
Some common string limits used system-wide by DART code. The obstypelength is limited by the Fortran-imposed maximum number of characters in a parameter; the metadatalength was selected to be long enough to allow descriptive names but short enough to keep printing to less than a single line.
real(KIND=R8), parameter :: t_kevin real(KIND=R8), parameter :: es_alpha real(KIND=R8), parameter :: es_beta real(KIND=R8), parameter :: es_gamma real(KIND=R8), parameter :: gas_constant_v real(KIND=R8), parameter :: gas_constant real(KIND=R8), parameter :: L_over_Rv real(KIND=R8), parameter :: ps0 real(KIND=R8), parameter :: earth_radius real(KIND=R8), parameter :: gravity
A set of geophysical constants, which could be
argued do not belong in a DART-supplied file since
they are quite probably specific to a model or a
particular forward operator.
Best case would be if we could engineer the code so
these constants were provided by the model and then
used when compiling the forward operator files.
But given that Fortran use statements
cannot be circular, this poses a problem.
Perhaps we could work out how the obs_def code could
define these constants and then they could be used
by the model code.
For now, they are defined here but it is up to the
model and obs_def code writers whether to use these or not.
There is no namelist for this module.
None.
none
none at this time
none at this time
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SigmaGraph: Data Plotting and Analysis Software
(C) 1997-2020 Pr. Sidi HAMADY
http://www.hamady.org
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>See Copyright Notice in COPYRIGHT
SigmaGraph is a data plotting and analysis software designed to be lightweight, reliable and easy to use.
SigmaGraph runs on Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7/8/10. SigmaGraph offers almost all the functionality needed by scientists and engineers:
- editable datasheets (column properties, create series, set column values by using any mathematical expression, show column statistics, import/export from/to ASCII file, mask and unmask cells, printing, etc.);
- scientific graphing with a complete control of the graph (line/symbol style, colors, fonts, legends, axis properties, grid, tick, labels, scale, auto scale, log/linear scale, zoom in/out, copy format to another graph, export
as image, printing, graph templates, etc.);
- curve fitting (24 models including linear, polynomial, exponential, Gaussian (up to 5 peaks), Lorentzian (up to 5 peaks), Pearson VII, logistic, power, etc.);
- error bars (percentage, constant or any user defined data); drawing tools (line,rectangle, ellipse); mathematical console;
- powerful scripting engine; customizable script editor with syntax highlighting, code completion, etc.
SigmaGraph is now open-source and released under the MIT license since its version 2.6.10.
Install
To install SigmaGraph just copy the portable binary distribution from the Dist\SigmaGraph directory to any location (such as usb key)
and run SigmaGraph.exe (located in the bin directory). The zipped binary distribution is also available to download here: Dist/sigmagraph.zip.
The SigmaGraph documentation is included in the help directory.
Build
SigmaGraph uses the Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) and Visual C++ (VC). The last VC version I used (and still using now (2018)) was Visual C++ 2013.
If you do not have VC already installed, download the Community version of VC (included in Visual Studio) with the MFC libraries.
All the build process is handled by the batch file msvcbuild.bat.
Edit msvcbuild.bat to adapt it to your VC configuration. Open the solutions to upgrade to the installed VC release.
The MFC is statically linked to the SigmaGraph modules.
When ready, open a VC developper command prompt and run msvcbuild.bat.
The binary distribution is built and copied to the Dist\SigmaGraph directory.
Just copy this distribution directory ( Dist\SigmaGraph ) to any location (usb key for instance) to use SigmaGraph.
The zipped binary distribution is also available to download here: Dist/sigmagraph.zip
SigmaGraph consists of the following modules (each in a separate VC solution):
- LibCalc: Mathematical and scientific routines and the Lua engine.
- LibGraph: 2D plotting core.
- LibScintilla: Lua editor control.
- SigmaConsole: the mathematical expression-based calculator.
- SigmaGraph: the SigmaGraph main module.
I have been commenting the code, sometimes in french and in english sometimes. As far as possible, I will translate everything to english.
Changelog
- SigmaGraph v2.6.10 (release: november 23, 2018)
Source code released under the MIT license. Available in github.
Added an auto-export option to automatically save data in ASCII format and plot in SVG format.
Bugfixes.
- SigmaGraph v2.6.9 (release: january 05, 2017)
Multi-peak fitting updated;
New ‘Auto Export’ option, to automatically save data in text file and plot in SVG format;
Bugfixes.
- SigmaGraph v2.6.8 (release: january 01, 2017)
bugfixes.
autoscale improved.
- SigmaGraph v2.6.8 (release: february 21, 2016)
Improvements and bug fixes, including:
SVG support improved with Unicode support.
Datasheet performance improved.
Plot autoscale function rewritten with a new fast algorithm.
- SigmaGraph v2.6.6 (release: december 28, 2015)
bugfixes; EMF and SVG vector format.
- SigmaGraph v2.6.4 (release: october 30, 2014)
bugfixes; Keyboard arrows to move graphical objects.
- SigmaGraph v2.6 (release: may 13, 2014)
New fitting functions: Multi-peak Gauss and Lorentz (up to 5 peaks);
Scripting engine updated with new mathematical and statistical functions;
Script editor enhanced with new options: syntax highlighting, line numbers, markers, autocompletion, …
Data importing new options;
Graph printing bug on some devices corrected;
Help system redesigned (integrated HTML Help and PDF);
User interface enhancements;
Performance improvement.
Bugfixes.
- SigmaGraph v2.4 (release: january 06, 2010)
First public release.
- SigmaGraph v1.0 up to v2.2 (release: 1998 up to 2010): non-public versions.
Used only in my own academic projects to replace commercial tools.
The first public version (v2.4) was released back in 2010.