Twitter can't get enough of Harry Styles in a ballerina outfit
by https://tribune.com.pk/author/8823/asfa-sultantribune-com-pk/, Tribune.com.pkIn a recent turn of events, former One Direction singer, Harry Styles, hosted the Saturday Night Live (SNL) while donning a pink tutu and looking utterly graceful. The show came days after he announced his new album Fine Line, which will be released on December 12, 2019, and is rumoured to be proof of his apparent bisexuality.
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Appearing on stage in New York, Harry delivered one of SNL’s iconic monologues, which is tradition for every host to perform. According to Cosmopolitan, he used the opportunity to throw some playful shade at his ex-One Direction bandmates, saying “I love those guys, they’re my brothers. Niall, Liam, Louis and.. Ringo,” possibly referring to the supposed feud with Zayn after he left the band in 2015.
Receiving huge laughs from the crowd, Harry continued to joke, “I’m just so glad Simon Cowell grew us in those test tubes.” He went on to act in sketches throughout the show, sometimes appearing to be an irresponsible airline pilot, followed by a chihuahua-turned-human and a gangster.
Keeping the guests entertained, Harry constantly switched from host to musical guest, after which he took to the stage to perform his new single Lights Up. Fans are speculating the song could be a coming-out anthem, as well as a previously-unheard album track, Watermelon Sugar.
One of Harry’s acting roles saw him dress up as a ballerina and fans obviously can’t contain themselves. There’s no denying that they have been loving his new content unconditionally and have taken to Twitter to voice their excitement over his SNL appearance and especially his legs.


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popen
(PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7)
popen — 打开进程文件指针
说明
resource popen ( string $command , string $mode )
打开一个指向进程的管道，该进程由派生给定的 command 命令执行而产生。
参数
command
命令。
mode
模式。
返回值
返回一个和 fopen() 所返回的相同的文件指针，只不过它是单向的（只能用于读或写）并
且必须用 pclose() 来关闭。此指针可以用于 fgets()，fgetss() 和 fwrite()。当模式
为 'r'，返回的文件指针等于命里的 STDOUT，当模式为 'w'，返回的文件指针等于命令的
STDIN。
如果出错返回 FALSE。
范例
Example #1 popen() 例子
如果未找到要执行的命令，会返回一个合法的资源。这看上去很怪，但有道理。它允许访
问 shell 返回的任何错误信息：
Example #2 popen() 例子
&1', 'r');
echo "'$handle'; " . gettype($handle) . "\n";
$read = fread($handle, 2096);
echo $read;
pclose($handle);
?>
注释
Note:
如果需要双向支持，使用 proc_open()。
Note: 安全模式启用时，可仅可用 safe_mode_exec_dir 执行文件。实际上，现在不
允许在到可执行的路径中存在 .. 组件。
Warning
安全模式启用时，命令字符串会被 escapeshellcmd() 转换。因此，echo y | echo x 会
变成 echo y \| echo x。
参见
• pclose() - 关闭进程文件指针
• fopen() - 打开文件或者 URL
• proc_open() - 执行一个命令，并且打开用来输入/输出的文件指针。
User Contributed Notes 21 notes
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If, on windows, you need to start a batch file that needs administrator
privileges, then you can make a shortcut to the batch file, click properties,
check to on "run as administrator" on one of the property pages, and then
double-click the shortcut once (to initialize that "run as administrator"
business).
using popen("/path/to/shortcut.lnk") will then run your batch file with
administrator privileges.
handy for when you want to use cli php to do some long running tasks and that
php-cli needs to use sessions..
===============================================================================
If you want to download files from a linux server with a filesize bigger than
2GB you can use the following:
&1', "r");
while(!feof($fp))
{
// send the current file part to the browser
print fread($fp, 1024);
// flush the content to the browser
flush();
}
fclose($fp);
}
?>
===============================================================================
If you try to execute a command under Windows the PHP script normally waits
until the process has been terminated. Executing long-term processes pauses a
PHP script even if you don't want to wait for the end of the process.
It wasn't easy to find this beautiful example how to start a process under
Windows without waiting for its termination:
===============================================================================
There is a simple way to start a process in the background but still find out
what the process result is. I combined the information from some users below
with some of my own coming up with the following:
> ".$bat_log_filename."\n");
fwrite($bat_file, "php c:\\my_php_process.php >> ".$bat_log_filename."\n");
fwrite($bat_file, "echo End proces >> ".$bat_log_filename."\n");
fwrite($bat_file, "EXIT"."\n");
fclose($bat_file);
}
//
// Start the process in the background
//
$exe = "start /b ".$bat_filename;
if( pclose(popen($exe, 'r')) ) {
return true;
}
return false;
?>
In my case the file names of the .bat and .log files weren't always the same,
so I needed a dynamic way to create the .bat file. The output from the php
command is saved to the log file with the >> command. All prints and errors are
stored there. At a later time you can open the log file and see what happened.
===============================================================================
Note, when using this with a batch file in windows, you must put an "exit" at
the end of your batch file or you will get a new cmd.exe stuck in your process
list every time you execute the page.
===============================================================================
Here is a nice little script for monitoring your http access log.
&1", 'r');
while(!feof($handle)) {
$buffer = fgets($handle);
echo "$buffer
\n";
ob_flush();
flush();
}
pclose($handle);
?>
----
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www.solidsites.co.uk
www.mongbong.com
===============================================================================
If you want to fork a process under windows, this is the function to use. I
created a batch file called runcmd.bat with the following line
start %1 %2 %3 %4
then I have the folowing function
with this, doing something like
will launch php.exe outside of apache and allow the script calling the runCmd()
function to continue without waiting for the command line process to return.
The process will run under the same user account that Apache (or whatever
webserver you're running) is running under, so make sure it has permissions to
do whatever you need to do. Also, make sure that the batch file has enough %n
s in order to pass all the command line variables that you might need to pass.
Special thanks to kicken from the devshed forums for coming up with the idea.
===============================================================================
If you are running in a chroot'ed environment on Debian "Squeeze", this command
won't work; there is a problem with the kernel code that popen() eventually
calls.
Note that pecl makes heavy use of this command, so if you are running in this
environment you will need to install the pecl extension from source instead.
===============================================================================
As a side note to the code provided by anonymous at anon dot com:
$cmd = "php longscript.php";
function execInBackground($cmd) {
if (substr(php_uname(), 0, 7) == "Windows"){
pclose(popen("start /B ". $cmd, "r"));
} else {
exec($cmd . " > /dev/null &");
}
}
I had a problem where Windows would close the call too fast before the entire
script was interpreted, but I didn't want my main script to hang until it would
be fully loaded.
As a workaround, I called a tiny .php script which would then call the larger
script.
myfile.php:
/dev/null &");
}
}
?>
timewrapper.php:
This way my main script would continue to run without having to pause, while
the tiny script pauses while it loads the larger file.
===============================================================================
Truncated output from ps command?
The solution lies in the way ps displays it's info
specifically the -w option which:
'uses 132 columns to display information,
instead of the default which is your window size.'....
somehow with fgets in php that results in 74 characters
regardless off the init length parameter
a bit of code:
Error: $s
\n"; } fclose($pipes[2]); } return $encrypted_text; } $message = pgp_encrypt("/home/username/.pgp"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"dummy text to be encrypted"); print nl2br($message); ?> =============================================================================== I had all kinds of trouble encrypting a message with PGP, but I finanlly got it to work. The trick was to 'chmod o+r pubring.pkr' so that the apache server could read the public keys!!! Then, this function worked fine: =============================================================================== Note that you *have* to do a read on the handle before you can feof(), even if the command outputs nothing! So.. will never finish. =============================================================================== ive tried using popen using bidirectional pipes without working for obvious reasons, but i managed to create a simple script that managed to take care of the problem. This example is for gpg encryption. '; system("mkfifo pipein"); system("mkfifo pipeout"); system("gpg --encrypt -a -r '$sendto' > pipeout < pipein &"); $fo = fopen("pipeout", "r"); $fi = fopen("pipein", "w"); fwrite($fi, $message, strlen($message)); fclose($fi); while (!feof($fo)) { $buf .= fread($fo, 1024); } echo $buf; unlink("pipein"); unlink("pipeout"); ?> If anyone has a better way of doing this I would love to see it.


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Tool Announce Massive Australian Tour
by Joseph EarpTool are having something of an unstoppable 2019.
The nu-metal legends, most famous for their work in the late ’90s, have been on something of a hiatus for literal years. But just when the culture needed them most, they decided to come swinging back into the fray, armed with Fear Inoculum, an unbearably intense collection of melodic and complex hooks. Basically, it was the sound of Tool at their most classic — but in a way that also felt forward-thinking and fresh, rather than simply deeply reverential of the past.
Well, to top off the delights of that record, looks like Tool are talking their show on the road.
Yup, the band are coming to Australia in 2020.
At this stage, the supports are yet to be announced. But who cares — we’ll still get a full blast of Tool, hitting up every major Australian city.
Tickets go on sale next Friday November 22. And be warned — they will get snapped up real fast.
Tool Australian Tour
Monday February 17 — Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney
Thursday February 20 — Entertainment Centre, Brisbane
Saturday February 22 — Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
Friday February 28 — Spark Arena, Auckland


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This endpoint allows you to manage entries in your Recipient Lists.
{% anchor h2 %} add {% endanchor %}Add one or more emails to a Recipient List.
| Parameter | Required | Requirements | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| list | Yes | Must be an existing Recipient List. | The list which you are adding email addresses too. |
| data | Yes | Must be a valid JSON string matching the required format. Limited to a 1000 entries maximum. | Specify the name, email address, and additional fields to add to the specified Recipient List. |
Add an email recipient to a list:
{% codeblock %} #curl -d 'api_user=your_sendgrid_username&api_key=your_sendgrid_password&list=my_list&data={"email":"address@domain.com","name":"contactName"}' https://api.sendgrid.com/api/newsletter/lists/email/add.json {% endcodeblock %}Add an email recipient with multiple data fields:
{% codeblock %}#curl -d 'api_user=your_sendgrid_username&api_key=your_sendgrid_password&list=my_list&data={"email":"grouch@trashcan.com","name":"Oscar","city":"New York","street":"123 Sesame St"}' https://api.sendgrid.com/api/newsletter/lists/email/add.json{% endcodeblock %}Add multiple email recipients to a list:
{% codeblock %} #curl -d 'api_user=your_sendgrid_username&api_key=your_sendgrid_password&list=my_list&data[]={"email":"address1@domain.com","name":"contactName1"}&data[]={"email":"address2@domain.com","name":"contactName2"}' https://api.sendgrid.com/api/newsletter/lists/email/add.json {% endcodeblock %}Get the email addresses and associated fields for a Recipient List.
| Parameter | Required | Requirements | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| list | Yes | Must be an existing Recipient List. | The list you are searching. |
| No | Must be an email address or list of addresses. | Optional email addresses to search for in the Recipient List. |
Remove one or more emails from a Recipient List.
| Parameter | Required | Requirements | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| list | Yes | Must be an existing Recipient List. | The list which you are removing email addresses from. |
| Yes | Must be an email or emails in the Recipient List. | Specify the email address or email addresses you wish to remove from the specified Recipient List. |


ADMISSIONS
- REGISTRATION PROCEDURES AND RULES
- 1.1
- Registration forms are to be filled in and submitted to the School Office before the end of the Registration Period.
- 1.2
- Incomplete or illegible registration forms, without photographs will not be processed/accepted.
- 1.3
- Dates for test/interviews/interaction will be given at the time of registration. The school authorities reserve the right to change the date and time of interview.
- 1.4
- Mere issue of form or registration does not imply admission which is subject to Admission test/interviews/interaction and also to the availability of seats.
- 1.5
- Photocopy of Birth Certificate issued by Municipal Corporation or concerned civic authority must accompany the Registration Form for classes Nursery and Prep. T.C. from recognised school, counter signed by CBSE/State Education Officer and photocopy of report card of the last exam passed must be attached with the Registration Form for classes I and above.
- ADMISSION PROCEDURE
- 2.1
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Entrance Tests/Interviews/Interaction
- There will be written tests for students seeking admission to classes Prep upwards.
- Results will be displayed on the Notice Board on the dates specified at the time of Test/Interviews.
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Eligibility for admission to : (Age as on 31st March)
- Pre-Nursery Age 2.5+ years
- Nursery Age 3+ years
- Prep Age 4+ years
- 2.2
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Admission Formalities :
- Successful candidates whose names are included in the list must pay the fees by the dates indicated on the list, displayed on the School Notice Board, otherwise admission will automatically stand cancelled.
- Parents are requested to carefully fill and submit the Admission Form, Transportation Form (where applicable) and Medical Form at the time of payment of fees.
- The date of birth of the child is required to be supported by the birth certificate in original issued by the Municipal Corporation/Local Bodies as applicable, along with a certified Photostat copy. An affidavit or any other evidence is not acceptable in support of birth cerificate. It is to be attached with the Admission Form for Classes Pre-Nursery & Nursery. For Class I and above, Transfer Certificate must be counter signed by the concerned State Education Authority.
- The admission card will be issued to parents only after all the three forms are duly filled and the admission formalities are completed.
- NON-REFUND OF FEES
Fees once paid is not refundable for any reason whatsoever.
- INTER D.A.V. TRANSFERS
Transfers to the DAV Schools due to change of residence or any other reason will not be entertained. Such transfers would be considered as a new admission to other branch, subject to availability of seats.
- WITHDRAWAL RULES
- 5.1
- Application for withdrawal is to be made on a prescibed form available in the School Office/Reception.
- 5.2
- A one month notice period is required for withdrawal.
- 5.3
- Clearance must be obtained from the laboratories and library incharge before applying for withdrawal.
- 5.4
- Transfer Certificate will be issued after 15 days of the receipt of the application and clearance of all dues.
- RIGHT OF ALTERATION/MODIFICATION
- 6.1
- the management reserves the right to modify, alter and/or include any other terms and conditions that may be deemed fit in the interest of the institution.
- 6.2
- DAV reserves the right to change the Fee Structure.
- PROCEDURE FOR FEE PAYMENT
- 7.1
- Fee is charged Monthly for every student.
- 7.2
- Fee at the time of admission is payable in cash at the School Counter.
Printable Admission Form also Available!


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PLANET SICK-BOY: http://www.sick-boy.com "We Put the SIN in Cinema"
If movies about slapping inebriated mules is something that gets you off, then have I got a film for you. I don't think the drunk-mule-abusing demographic is too hot on films from Iran, which is a shame because A Time for Drunken Horses is really a great film.
Horses is set in an Iranian village near the Iraqi border. Because of the ongoing conflicts between the two countries, the snowy area is littered with landmines, making passage extremely difficult. This is bad news for the Iranians who make their living smuggling goods to Iraq via pack mule. These smugglers give their mule alcohol, based on how low the temperature is supposed to be.
 The oldest children, Ayoub (Ayoub Ahmadi) and Rojin (Rojin Younessi), have quickly assumed the roles of mother and father and feverishly try to keep the younger kids healthy and happy. They do a good job, but 15-year-old Madi (Madi Ekhtiar-dini) is crippled and requires pills and injections on a regular basis. Madi also needs an operation or he'll die.
Horses is partially narrated by Madi's younger sister, Amaneh (Amaneh Ekhtiar-dini), who helps out however she can – whether it's wrapping glasses in newspaper for strangers or helping brother Ayoub load their mule with supplies to smuggle over the border. The film has a great opening scene, where Amaneh is asked a series of questions that help to develop all of Horses' characters.
The film follows the struggles of the family to keep Madi in good spirits while they try to find money for his surgery. The children in the film, who are all non-professional actors from the village Horses was filmed in, all do an amazing job at making your heart break when you watch their futile efforts bear little fruit. Horses goes out of its way to show that people and horses are in pretty much the same boat. Actually, the horses get liquor, so they actually might be better off.
Horses is the directorial debut of Bahman Ghobadi, and the film won him the Golden Camera Award (for best first feature) at the Cannes Film Festival. Those of you familiar with Iranian cinema may recognize Ghobadi as the ditch-digger (and second unit director) in Abbas Kiarostami's The Wind Will Carry Us. Those of you really familiar with Iranian cinema won't recognize him because the ditch-digger was never actually seen in The Wind.
1:20 – Not Rated but contains men slapping drunken horses
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Tyson Barrie ignites Maple Leafs in first-period surge against Avalanche
DENVER – A quick goal by Colorado got Tyson Barrie’s homecoming off to a rough start, but Toronto’s dominating stretch helped him celebrate in his return to Denver.
Barrie had a goal and an assist during a four-goal burst in the first period, leading the Maple Leafs to a 5-3 victory over the Avalanche on Saturday night.
Auston Matthews also had a goal and an assist as Toronto earned its second straight win since Sheldon Keefe took over after Mike Babcock was fired Wednesday. Keefe coached the Maple Leafs to a 3-1 win at Arizona on Thursday night and had to survive a frenetic ending to earn another victory.
“Sometimes they’re not too pretty,” goaltender Frederik Andersen said of the win.
Nicholas Shore, Zach Hyman and Kasperi Kapanen also scored for Toronto, and Andersen had 34 saves.
Barrie, who was traded to the Maple Leafs in July, got a warm reception from fans during a timeout in the first period. The defenseman spent seven-plus seasons with the Avalanche and left as the franchise leader in goals (75), assists (232) and points (307) at his position.
During a timeout in the first period the team played a highlight video of his career with the franchise and the fans gave him a standing ovation.
“I wasn’t sure how it was going to feel coming back here,” Barrie said. “It’s been an amazing place to call home the last few years and that really topped it off.”
Nazem Kadri, who was sent to Colorado in the deal, had two assists against his former team.
The Maple Leafs recovered after Colorado’s Nathan MacKinnon scored 31 seconds into the game.
Shore tied it midway through the first period. Matthews put Toronto in front 67 seconds later, and Barrie gave the Maple Leafs a two-goal lead with his second goal in two games with 6:38 left.
“It was good for Barrie to get a big goal coming back here, in a place he spent a lot of time and that gave us some jump as well,” Matthews said.
Kapanen capped the eight-minute surge with his seventh of the season with 2½ minutes to go.
That chased Philipp Grubauer, who allowed four goals on 15 shots. Pavel Francouz had 12 saves in relief.
“I think the first period was a bit of a write off, we didn’t show up, so (we) just dug ourselves in a hole and it was too much to climb out of,” Kadri said. “Second and third periods, we were definitely the better team but the first period hurt us.”
Colorado crept back into the game with goals from Andre Burakovsky in the second period and Valeri Nichushkin in the third to make it 4-3. Nichushkin’s goal was his first since March 4, 2016, when he was with Dallas, a span on 92 games.
“He’s been having a lot of chances, just having some bad luck,” Burakovsky said of Nichushkin. “I’m real happy for him. He’s been creating, been having a lot of opportunities. Hopefully he keeps that up.”
Hurricanes 4, Panthers 2
In Raleigh, North Carolina, Dougie Hamilton and Brett Pesce scored to help the Hurricanes defeat Florida.
Hamilton also assisted on Martin Necas’ goal. Andrei Svechnikov added an empty-netter and Petr Mrazek stopped 21 shots for Carolina (14-8-1), which won for the fifth time in six games.
Aaron Ekblad and Brian Boyle scored for the Panthers (12-6-5), who had won three straight.
Carolina, which entered leading the NHL with 18 goals by defensemen, got two more as Pesce delivered the Hurricanes’ first score of the game and Hamilton broke a 2-all tie off a feed from Teuvo Teravainen with 2:15 remaining in the second period.
Lightning 6, Ducks 2
In Tampa, Lightning goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped 36 shots and set a franchise record with his 132nd victory.
Brayden Point had two goals, and Nikita Kucherov, Pat Maroon, Anthony Cirelli and Ondrej Palat also scored for Tampa Bay, which has won five of its last seven games. Vasilevskiy moved past former teammate Ben Bishop atop the team’s win list.
Derek Grant had a short-handed goal for Anaheim, and Rickard Rakell also scored. Ryan Miller finished with 21 saves as the Ducks lost for the eighth time in nine games (1-5-3).
In Other Games
Canucks 2, Capitals 1 (SO)
Coyotes 3, Kings 2
Rangers 6, Canadiens 5
Bruins 5, Wild 4
Jets 4, Blue Jackets 3
Flames 3, Flyers 2 (SO)
Stars 2, Blackhawks 1 (SO)
Predators 4, Blues 2
Devils 5, Red Wings 1
Sharks 2, Islanders 1 (OT)
Oilers 4, Golden Knights 2
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IRI:http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#ProvenanceService
{% escape %}{% include "includes/prov/examples/eg-24-prov-o-html-examples/rdf/create/rdf/class_ProvenanceService.ttl"%}{% endescape %}
Class for a service described by a provenance service description.
IRI:http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#hasAnchor
TODO Property needs a definition.
{% escape %}{% include "includes/prov/examples/eg-24-prov-o-html-examples/rdf/create/rdf/property_hasAnchor.ttl"%}{% endescape %}
IRI:http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#hasProvenance
TODO Property needs a definition.
{% escape %}{% include "includes/prov/examples/eg-24-prov-o-html-examples/rdf/create/rdf/property_hasProvenance.ttl"%}{% endescape %}
Relates a resource to its provenance.
IRI:http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#hasProvenanceService
TODO Property needs a definition.
{% escape %}{% include "includes/prov/examples/eg-24-prov-o-html-examples/rdf/create/rdf/property_hasProvenanceService.ttl"%}{% endescape %}
Relates a resource to a provenance service.
IRI:http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#provenanceUriTemplate
TODO Property needs a definition.
{% escape %}{% include "includes/prov/examples/eg-24-prov-o-html-examples/rdf/create/rdf/property_provenanceUriTemplate.ttl"%}{% endescape %}
Relates a provenance service to a URI template string for constructing provenance-URIs.
Indicates anchor URI for a potentially dynamic resource instance.


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#html_tail
#tongue_select_options form=json
[
{
"tip":"View this in English(UK)",
"text":"English (UK)",
"code":"eng"
},
{
"tip":"Voir ce en français",
"text":"Français",
"code":"fra"
},
{
"tip":"Ver esto en español",
"text":"Español",
"code":"spa"
},
{
"tip":"日本語でこれを表示",
"text":"日本の",
"code":"jpn"
},
{
"tip":"查看本在中国（简体）",
"text":"中国的",
"code":"cmn"
},
{
"tip":"हिंदी में यह दृश्य",
"text":"हिंदी",
"code":"hin"
}
]
#tongue_select_option
#tongue_select
#publishers form=json
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{"id":"21032","name":"Population Service International"},
{"id":"21033","name":"Transparency International Secretariat"},
{"id":"30001","name":"The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition"},
{"id":"41108","name":"International Fund for Agricultural Development"},
{"id":"41111","name":"United Nations Capital Development Fund"},
{"id":"41114","name":"United Nations Development Programme"},
{"id":"41119","name":"United Nations Population Fund"},
{"id":"41120","name":"UN-Habitat"},
{"id":"41122","name":"United Nations Children's Fund"},
{"id":"41140","name":"United Nations World Food Programme"},
{"id":"44000","name":"The World Bank"},
{"id":"46002","name":"African Development Bank"},
{"id":"46004","name":"Asian Development Bank"},
{"id":"47045","name":"The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria"},
{"id":"47111","name":"Adaptation Fund"},
{"id":"47122","name":"GAVI Alliance"},
{"id":"47135","name":"Climate Investment Funds"},
{"id":"411124","name":"UN Women"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-27264198","name":"ActionAid International"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-274467","name":"ActionAid UK"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-326859","name":"AbleChildAfrica"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1096908","name":"Afghanistan and Central Asian Association"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-283302","name":"Agency for cooperation and research in development"},
{"id":"GB-COH-04276635","name":"act4africa"},
{"id":"FR-SIRET-4028868160030","name":"ACTED"},
{"id":"GB-COH-294860","name":"ADD International"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1074937","name":"ADRA-UK"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-313139","name":"Africa Educational Trust"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-105348","name":"Afghanaid"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1093624","name":"AfriKids"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1064413","name":"African Initiatives"},
{"id":"US-501c3-522318905","name":"AidData"},
{"id":"GB-COH-1100897","name":"Aga Khan Foundation (United Kingdom)"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-27327087","name":"Akvo Foundation"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-291691","name":"All We Can (formerly Methodist Relief and Development Fund) "},
{"id":"GB-CHC-261488","name":"Amref Health Africa - UK"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-290836","name":"APT Action on Poverty"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-27248417","name":"Aqua for All"},
{"id":"NG-CAC-5938","name":"Association for Reproductive and Family Health "},
{"id":"GB-COH-04589451","name":"ARK (Absolute Return for Kids)"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-327421","name":"Article19"},
{"id":"BE-BCE-0447404580","name":"Avocats Sans Frontières"},
{"id":"GB-COH-2732176","name":"Adam Smith International"},
{"id":"AU-5","name":"Australia Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade"},
{"id":"GB-1-202035","name":"Backward Society Education (BASE)"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1079599","name":"BasicNeeds"},
{"id":"GB-CC-1098893","name":"Blue Ventures Conservation"},
{"id":"DAC-1601","name":"Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation"},
{"id":"DE-1","name":"German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1068839","name":"Bond"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-41210098","name":"Both ENDS"},
{"id":"NL-CCI-20081098","name":"BRAC International"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1115482","name":"BRAC UK"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-209131","name":"British Council"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-298316","name":"Build Africa"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-285776","name":"Catholic Agency For Overseas Development"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-110585","name":"Christian Aid"},
{"id":"GB-COH-03259922","name":"Crown Agents Limited"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1029161","name":"Camfed International"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1102028","name":"Canon Collins Trust"},
{"id":"US-IRS-562339052","name":"CDA Collaborative Learning Projects"},
{"id":"GB-COH-03877777","name":"CDC Group plc"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-CF","name":"Cecily's Fund"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-270901","name":"CfBt Education Trust"},
{"id":"KE-KROS-F44/92","name":"CfBT Education Trust"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-328434","name":"ChildHope UK "},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1020488","name":"Children in Crisis"},
{"id":"ciks","name":"Centre for Indian Knowledge Systems"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-292506","name":"CARE International UK"},
{"id":"GB-COH-3799145","name":"Coffey International Development"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1092236","name":"Concern Worldwide UK"},
{"id":"4935cb6e-e2e9-43f3-afb1-b1a4a59115bc","name":"Fondazione COOPI - Cooperazione Internazionale"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1070684","name":"Cord"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-41160054","name":"Cordaid"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-326568","name":"Charity Projects Ltd (Comic Relief)"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1055436","name":"Conciliation Resources"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-327654","name":"The Child-to-Child Trust"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-272465","name":"Concern Universal "},
{"id":"TN-TIN-102123727","name":"CUAMM Trustees"},
{"id":"GB-COH-1858644","name":"DAI Europe"},
{"id":"DK-1","name":"Danida - Danish Ministry of Foreigh Affairs"},
{"id":"GPAF-IMP-031","name":"Development Aid from People to People(DAPP) Malawi"},
{"id":"gb-coh-07629751","name":"Digital Campus"},
{"id":"GB-4","name":"UK Department of Energy and Climate Change"},
{"id":"GB-7","name":"Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs"},
{"id":"CA-3","name":"Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada - Affaires étrangères, Commerce et Développement Canada"},
{"id":"GB-1","name":"Department for International Development, United Kingdom"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1122924","name":"Developments In Literacy Trust UK"},
{"id":"GB-COH-06368740","name":"Development Initiatives Poverty Research"},
{"id":"IE-CHY-6410","name":"Dóchas - Irish Association of Non Governmental Development Organisations"},
{"id":"GB-10","name":"UK Department of Health"},
{"id":"ZA-ROC-1999/05072/08","name":"Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation"},
{"id":"GB-9","name":"UK Department for Work and Pensions"},
{"id":"EU-4","name":"European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection"},
{"id":"EU-5","name":"European Commission - Enlargement"},
{"id":"EU-6","name":"European Commission – Service for Foreign Policy Instruments"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-289036","name":"Emmanuel International UK"},
{"id":"GB-OSCR-SC032327","name":"EMMS International"},
{"id":"GB-COH-3578127","name":"Ethical Trading Initiative"},
{"id":"EU","name":"European Commission – Development and Cooperation-EuropeAid"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1089879","name":"EveryChild"},
{"id":"CA-CRA-89980-1815-RR0001","name":"Engineers Without Borders Canada"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1094478","name":"Excellent Development"},
{"id":"GB-COH-01926828","name":"Farm Africa"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-34141098","name":"Fairfood International"},
{"id":"DE-AG-VR7795","name":"Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International e.V."},
{"id":"GB-3","name":"UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office"},
{"id":"NP-DAO-27-127/062/063","name":"Freedom Forum"},
{"id":"GB-COH-0277068","name":"Fauna & Flora International"},
{"id":"GB-COH-3695538","name":"Futures Group Europe"},
{"id":"FH","name":"Food for the Hungry UK"},
{"id":"FI-3","name":"Finland, Ministry of Foreign Affairs"},
{"id":"GB-COH-3008440","name":"Forests Monitor"},
{"id":"Fochi","name":"Chirezi Foundation"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-281681","name":"Friends of the Earth England, Wales and Northern Ireland"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-40535338","name":"Friends of the Earth International"},
{"id":"US-EIN-131837418","name":"The Foundation Center"},
{"id":"France","name":"France - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Development"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1121273","name":"FRANK Water"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-250456","name":"Find Your Feet"},
{"id":"GB-CC-220949","name":"British Red Cross"},
{"id":"GB-COH-03580586-GEC-Fund-A1","name":"Girls’ Education Challenge – Fund Manager PwC"},
{"id":"ZA-CIPC-2001/005850/08","name":"Gender Links"},
{"id":"US-EIN-300108263","name":"GlobalGiving.org"},
{"id":"US-EIN-26-0126537","name":"Global Integrity"},
{"id":"CHY6271","name":"GOAL"},
{"id":"XM-DAC-44101","name":"Global Partnership for Education"},
{"id":"GB-COH-2394229","name":"GRM International"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1139083","name":"Grow Movement"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-20093733","name":"Heifer"},
{"id":"GB-COH-1762840","name":"HelpAge International"},
{"id":"US-EIN-941655673","name":"The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1043641","name":"Habitat for Humanity Great Britain"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1089490","name":"Hope and Homes for Children"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1017255","name":"Homeless International"},
{"id":"FR-PDR-W691075333","name":"Handicap International"},
{"id":"GB-6","name":"UK Home Office"},
{"id":"GB-COH-4887855","name":"HealthProm"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1837621","name":"Health Poverty Action"},
{"id":"ZA-NPO-013484","name":"Heifer International South Africa"},
{"id":"HTSPE","name":"HTSPE"},
{"id":"ZW-ROD-000740","name":"Hilfswerk Austria Zimbabwe"},
{"id":"IADB","name":"Inter-American Development Bank"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1090745","name":"ICA:UK"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-41177206","name":"ICCO Cooperation"},
{"id":"ICN","name":"InterClimate Network"},
{"id":"NL-KVK- 41188664","name":"ICS"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1075920","name":"Indigo Trust"},
{"id":"GB-COH-4884328","name":"Integrity Action"},
{"id":"GB-COH-21531930","name":"International Alert"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-802450","name":"International Refugee Trust"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1114944","name":"iPartner"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-21023","name":"International Planned Parenthood Federation"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1065972","name":"International Rescue Committee UK"},
{"id":"XM-DAC-12-1","name":"Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Ireland"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-328158","name":"Islamic Relief Worldwide"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1001698","name":"Interact Worldwide"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-291167","name":"Jeevika Trust"},
{"id":"XM-DAC-701-8","name":"Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)"},
{"id":"karuna_admin","name":"Karuna Trust"},
{"id":"KE-NGC-3372","name":"I Choose Life Africa"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-218186","name":"Leonard Cheshire Disability"},
{"id":"GB-SC-037959","name":"Link Community Development Scotland"},
{"id":"GB-COH-4075590","name":"LEAD International"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-213251","name":"Lepra"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-41180500","name":"LIGHT FOR THE WORLD The Netherlands"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1125512","name":"Lively Minds"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-800672","name":"Living Earth Foundation"},
{"id":"ES-5","name":"Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Spain"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1099776","name":"Malaria Consortium"},
{"id":"IN-","name":"MAMTA-Health Institute for Mother and Child"},
{"id":"IM-CR-017899B","name":"Manx Times"},
{"id":"mapaction","name":"MapAction"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-41198048","name":"Medisch Comite Nederland Vietnam"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-SC030289","name":"Mercy Corps Scotland"},
{"id":"NZ-1","name":"New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme"},
{"id":"GB-COH-07669775","name":"GEMS Education Solutions"},
{"id":"GPAF-IMP-005","name":"Micro Insurance Academy"},
{"id":"IN-ITA-1886","name":"Micro Insurance Academy"},
{"id":"GB-CC-1120413","name":"MICAIA"},
{"id":"NL-1","name":"Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Netherlands"},
{"id":"GB/CHC/1104287","name":"MicroLoan Foundation"},
{"id":"MoPIC","name":"Yemen Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1079358","name":"Motivation"},
{"id":"GB-COH-RC000346","name":"Medical Research Council"},
{"id":"SL-NRA-1001562-8","name":"Medical Research Centre (MRC), Sierra Leone"},
{"id":"GB-COH-1102208","name":"Marie Stopes International"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-41215665","name":"NCDO"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1120932","name":"Network for Africa"},
{"id":"NP-DAO-27-689/063/064","name":"NGO Federation of Nepal"},
{"id":"GB-SC-035314","name":"Network of International Development Organisations in Scotland"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-41198890","name":"Plan Nederland"},
{"id":"NO-BRC-977538319","name":"Norwegian Refugee Council"},
{"id":"41127-FTS","name":"OCHA Financial Tracking Service"},
{"id":"dbbf18e5-3c30-423a-8fa3-185a5992cfcc","name":"One to One Children's Fund"},
{"id":"NL-KvK-27108436","name":"Oxfam Novib"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-59007648","name":"Open for Change"},
{"id":"GB-COH-05322719","name":"Opportunity International UK"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-202918","name":"Oxfam GB"},
{"id":"GB-COH-871954","name":"Practical Action"},
{"id":"US-EIN-13-2702768","name":"Pact "},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1123241","name":"Peace Direct"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1126550","name":"PEAS (Promoting Equality in African Schools)"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1078768","name":"People In Aid"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1112734","name":"PHASE Worldwide"},
{"id":"IE-CHY-15037","name":"Plan Ireland Charitable Assistance Limited"},
{"id":"GB-COH-1364201","name":"Plan International UK"},
{"id":"US-IRS-13-5661832","name":"Plan International USA"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1125948","name":"PONT"},
{"id":"pontis","name":"Pontis Foundation"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1059996","name":"Power International"},
{"id":"IN-AR-775","name":"Pragya India"},
{"id":"GB-COH-04154075","name":"Penal Reform International"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-294329","name":"Progressio"},
{"id":"GB-COH-8802432","name":"Pulsar International"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1077889","name":"Pump Aid"},
{"id":"GB-COH-07676886","name":"Publish What You Fund"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1058991","name":"Railway Children"},
{"id":"GB-COH-4905100","name":"Resource Extraction Monitoring"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1127488","name":"Restless Development"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1122799","name":"Retrak"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1138287","name":"Rainforest Foundation UK"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1098106","name":"Relief International UK"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1147083","name":"Rojiroti UK"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-207076","name":"Royal Society for the Protection of Birds"},
{"id":"ZA-NPO-061870","name":"Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference Aids Office"},
{"id":"SACU","name":"Send a Cow Uganda"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-3015948","name":"Saferworld"},
{"id":"SCIAF","name":"Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund (SCIAF)"},
{"id":"GB-COH-213890","name":"Save the Children UK"},
{"id":"CH-4","name":"Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation SDC"},
{"id":"IE-6663","name":"Self Help Africa"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-299717","name":"Send a Cow"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1076497","name":"Sense International"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1127206","name":"StreetInvest"},
{"id":"SE-0","name":"Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency"},
{"id":"GB-COH-7557881","name":"Social Impact Lab CIC"},
{"id":"GB-COH-2100867","name":"SOS Sahel International UK"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-41213450","name":"SPARK"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1001349","name":"Samaritan's Purse UK"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-207544","name":"Sightsavers"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1087997","name":"Stars Foundation"},
{"id":"testteststetest","name":"testteststetest"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-41198677","name":"Hivos"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1128536","name":"Street Child"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1065705","name":"Survivors Fund (SURF)"},
{"id":"US-AGO-CA-941191246","name":"The Asia Foundation"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1112699","name":"Teach A Man To Fish"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1069208","name":"Trust for Africa's Orphans"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1098752","name":"Target TB"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1071886","name":"TB Alert"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-265464","name":"Tearfund"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1104458","name":"Theatre for a Change UK"},
{"id":"MW-NBM-00139","name":"Theatre for a Change Malawi"},
{"id":"GB-CC-254781","name":"The International Children's Trust"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1113101","name":"thet"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1050327","name":"The Leprosy Mission England and Wales"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-41201806","name":"Transnational Institute"},
{"id":"GB-COH-3031674","name":"Traidcraft Exchange"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1135156","name":"TREE AID"},
{"id":"GB-COH-03788027","name":"Triple Line & Crown Agents (Joint Venture)"},
{"id":"GB-COH-NI21482","name":"Trocaire (Northern Ireland)"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-291824","name":"Twin"},
{"id":"US","name":"United States"},
{"id":"41AAA","name":"United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS)"},
{"id":"unoy","name":"United Network of Young Peacebuilders"},
{"id":"XM-DAC-30010","name":"UNITAID"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1081695","name":"Vision Aid Overseas"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1140123","name":"Vision for a Nation Foundation"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1053389","name":"Viva"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-313757","name":"Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO)"},
{"id":"US-EIN-84-1166148","name":"Water for People"},
{"id":"GB-COH-2082273","name":"World Association for Christian Communication (UK)"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-208724","name":"War on Want"},
{"id":"WWI","name":"Water Witness International"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-288701","name":"WaterAid"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1085096","name":"Women and Children First (UK)"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1071659","name":"War Child UK"},
{"id":"XM-DAC-12-22","name":"Welsh Government's Wales for Africa Programme"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1115109","name":"Women for Women International (UK)"},
{"id":"GBCHC328206","name":"Womankind Worldwide"},
{"id":"GB-COH-5419428","name":"Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP)"},
{"id":"CA-CRA_ARC-119304848","name":"World University Service of Canada"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-285908","name":"World Vision UK"},
{"id":"GB-COH-1081247","name":"WWF-UK"},
{"id":"21-PK-WWF","name":"World Wide Fund for Nature - Pakistan"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-1109789","name":"Y Care International"},
{"id":"NP-CRO-45995/063/064","name":"Young Innovations Pvt. Ltd"},
{"id":"GB-CHC-327519","name":"Zimbabwe Educational Trust"},
{"id":"NL-KVK-51018586","name":"Zimmerman & Zimmerman"}
]
#countries form=json
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{"id":"AF","cc":"af","name":"Afghanistan"},
{"id":"AL","cc":"al","name":"Albania"},
{"id":"DZ","cc":"dz","name":"Algeria"},
{"id":"AO","cc":"ao","name":"Angola"},
{"id":"AI","cc":"ai","name":"Anguilla"},
{"id":"AG","cc":"ag","name":"Antigua and Barbuda"},
{"id":"AR","cc":"ar","name":"Argentina"},
{"id":"AM","cc":"am","name":"Armenia"},
{"id":"AZ","cc":"az","name":"Azerbaijan"},
{"id":"BD","cc":"bd","name":"Bangladesh"},
{"id":"BJ","cc":"bj","name":"Benin"},
{"id":"BT","cc":"bt","name":"Bhutan"},
{"id":"BO","cc":"bo","name":"Bolivia, Plurinational State of"},
{"id":"BA","cc":"ba","name":"Bosnia and Herzegovina"},
{"id":"BW","cc":"bw","name":"Botswana"},
{"id":"BR","cc":"br","name":"Brazil"},
{"id":"BF","cc":"bf","name":"Burkina Faso"},
{"id":"BI","cc":"bi","name":"Burundi"},
{"id":"KH","cc":"kh","name":"Cambodia"},
{"id":"CM","cc":"cm","name":"Cameroon"},
{"id":"CV","cc":"cv","name":"Cabo Verde"},
{"id":"CF","cc":"cf","name":"Central African Republic"},
{"id":"TD","cc":"td","name":"Chad"},
{"id":"CL","cc":"cl","name":"Chile"},
{"id":"CN","cc":"cn","name":"China"},
{"id":"CO","cc":"co","name":"Colombia"},
{"id":"KM","cc":"km","name":"Comoros"},
{"id":"CD","cc":"cd","name":"Congo, the Democratic Republic of the"},
{"id":"CG","cc":"cg","name":"Congo"},
{"id":"CK","cc":"ck","name":"Cook Islands"},
{"id":"CR","cc":"cr","name":"Costa Rica"},
{"id":"CI","cc":"ci","name":"Côte d'Ivoire"},
{"id":"CU","cc":"cu","name":"Cuba"},
{"id":"DJ","cc":"dj","name":"Djibouti"},
{"id":"DM","cc":"dm","name":"Dominica"},
{"id":"DO","cc":"do","name":"Dominican Republic"},
{"id":"EC","cc":"ec","name":"Ecuador"},
{"id":"EG","cc":"eg","name":"Egypt"},
{"id":"SV","cc":"sv","name":"El Salvador"},
{"id":"GQ","cc":"gq","name":"Equatorial Guinea"},
{"id":"ER","cc":"er","name":"Eritrea"},
{"id":"ET","cc":"et","name":"Ethiopia"},
{"id":"FJ","cc":"fj","name":"Fiji"},
{"id":"GA","cc":"ga","name":"Gabon"},
{"id":"GM","cc":"gm","name":"Gambia"},
{"id":"GE","cc":"ge","name":"Georgia"},
{"id":"GH","cc":"gh","name":"Ghana"},
{"id":"GD","cc":"gd","name":"Grenada"},
{"id":"GT","cc":"gt","name":"Guatemala"},
{"id":"GN","cc":"gn","name":"Guinea"},
{"id":"GW","cc":"gw","name":"Guinea-Bissau"},
{"id":"GY","cc":"gy","name":"Guyana"},
{"id":"HN","cc":"hn","name":"Honduras"},
{"id":"HT","cc":"ht","name":"Haiti"},
{"id":"IN","cc":"in","name":"India"},
{"id":"ID","cc":"id","name":"Indonesia"},
{"id":"IR","cc":"ir","name":"Iran, Islamic Republic of"},
{"id":"IQ","cc":"iq","name":"Iraq"},
{"id":"JM","cc":"jm","name":"Jamaica"},
{"id":"JO","cc":"jo","name":"Jordan"},
{"id":"KZ","cc":"kz","name":"Kazakhstan"},
{"id":"KE","cc":"ke","name":"Kenya"},
{"id":"KI","cc":"ki","name":"Kiribati"},
{"id":"KP","cc":"kp","name":"Korea, Democratic People's Republic of"},
{"id":"XK","cc":"xk","name":"Kosovo"},
{"id":"KG","cc":"kg","name":"Kyrgyzstan"},
{"id":"LA","cc":"la","name":"Lao People's Democratic Republic"},
{"id":"LB","cc":"lb","name":"Lebanon"},
{"id":"LS","cc":"ls","name":"Lesotho"},
{"id":"LR","cc":"lr","name":"Liberia"},
{"id":"LY","cc":"ly","name":"Libya"},
{"id":"MK","cc":"mk","name":"Macedonia, the former Yugoslav Republic of"},
{"id":"MG","cc":"mg","name":"Madagascar"},
{"id":"MW","cc":"mw","name":"Malawi"},
{"id":"MY","cc":"my","name":"Malaysia"},
{"id":"MV","cc":"mv","name":"Maldives"},
{"id":"ML","cc":"ml","name":"Mali"},
{"id":"MH","cc":"mh","name":"Marshall Islands"},
{"id":"MU","cc":"mu","name":"Mauritius"},
{"id":"MR","cc":"mr","name":"Mauritania"},
{"id":"MX","cc":"mx","name":"Mexico"},
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{"id":"NP","cc":"np","name":"Nepal"},
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{"id":"SC","cc":"sc","name":"Seychelles"},
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{"id":"TL","cc":"tl","name":"Timor-Leste"},
{"id":"TG","cc":"tg","name":"Togo"},
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{"id":"TO","cc":"to","name":"Tonga"},
{"id":"TN","cc":"tn","name":"Tunisia"},
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{"id":"UA","cc":"ua","name":"Ukraine"},
{"id":"UY","cc":"uy","name":"Uruguay"},
{"id":"UZ","cc":"uz","name":"Uzbekistan"},
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{"id":"VE","cc":"ve","name":"Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of"},
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{"id":"WF","cc":"wf","name":"Wallis and Futuna"},
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{"id":"ZM","cc":"zm","name":"Zambia"},
{"id":"ZW","cc":"zw","name":"Zimbabwe"}
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Saturday October 20, 2001
Material: 2C-I measured by mixing 96mg of 2C-I powder in 24ml of water, resulting in 4mg per 1 ml. The material was mixed first in distilled water in June 2001, over 4 months prior. The water appeard perfectly clear with no sign of degradation or oxidation. 2C-B similarly stored has lasted years with no apparent loss in potency. Material was from a known, reliable source of underground chemicals.
Mindset: Zam: I'd been in cycles of depressive funk since the WTC attack on September 11th and was having trouble finding motivation and interest in work. A friend had mentioned a previous weekend's recreation with 2C-B and something about that hit home and I wanted to try to shove myself out of my rut with some sort of crowbar. I considered mushrooms, lsd, etc and wasn't sure how to pick. In talking with Zara, she was interested in trying 2C-I and so was I and that sealed it.
We'd heard a number of people talk about their experiences, some very glowing, and some saying that they thought it had a higher body load than the brominated version. A couple who had tried it first in a semi-therapeutic setting had said they didn't like it 'as much' as 2C-B, but I am all too aware of how much experience can vary from exposure to exposure and individual to individual to put too much weight on any of the vague comments. Generally the agreement seems to be building that the duration is somewhat longer, but thats not necessarily a bad thing. Dosage observations seem to be similar to 2C-B with many people saying its 'more potent' by some degree, but again dosage comments are not terribly reliable. Folks who work with 2C-B just a few times often report wildly disparate dosages, but generally over time they settle out to more consistent readings as people get used to the normal variation in effects.
So, going into this, we were hoping for some downtime to reconnect, talk about life and the world and just take some time off. One of the recurring incredible things is how much taking a psychedelic or strong psychoactive can really create a space or a break between weeks or periods or work-mind where just excercise or movies or other types of recreation don't seem to. 8pm: Zam & Zara each have eaten nothing all day, now have 2 pieces of bread and 2 pieces of cheddar cheese.
10:05pm : Zam & Zara each have a glass of wine as a way to smooth the coming up phase, which both find uncomfortable.
10:21 pm: Zam 18mg 2C-I, Zara 10mg 2C-I in water solution, taken with a small amount of orange juice. The flavor is tolerable and seems to go pretty well with oj.
10:40pm: Begin watching The Princess Bride as a way to ease the transition.
11:00pm: Distinct effects begin, some visual changes, body feeling, light perspiration and alterations between hot and cold feelings. Generally uncomfortable stomach and body feeling.
11:40pm: Buzzing muscles and body, generally feeling stimulated and odd. Discuss with Zara the different strange sensations. Definitely altered. Zara describes as feeling a sort of disequilibrium. Pee, drink a little more wine. Zara has distinct mucus-draining in her throat causing her to cough (a normal reaction for her on 2C-B), so 25mg of pseudoephedrine is added for her (again a normal part of her 2C-B experience).
12:01am: Zara notices that Zam's forehead has a vein poking out, which is somewhat normal while tripping and we discuss whether it could be blood pressure related. We break out the wrist BP cuff, which we've been using for a few months, and try it out. Zam's resting BP is usually 90-100 / 60-70 with pulse of 50-60. Tonight the cuff reads 136/89 pulse 70 & 141/88 pulse 71, which are both very high for Zam with no exertion. Zara's resting BP is normally 90/60 with pulse 60-75. Tonight it was 116/86 pulse 74 & 119/82 pulse 69.
Zara's coughing reduced to a very minor issue.
~12:15am: Zam continues to get worse sour stomach feelings, I take one extra strength tums and this helps within a couple minutes.
Somewhere in this time period Zara reports that she is through the peak & coming up phase and has settled into the more pleasant effects. Zam is still in the peak, but coming up is mostly over, muscle buzzing has settled in and general disquiet is over.
12:35: Princess Bride over. More BP measurements. Zam 147/87 p 73 & 138/79 p 73, Zara 96/68 p 62, 101/70 p 71. Zam's BP still quite high, not worrisome at all, but quite noticeable. Zara's BP is a little high but pulse is on the low side of normal.
At this point we re-evaluate the level of effects. There are distinct but mild visuals, slow shifting and a little patterning. Looking at the movie it was hard to tell if something was standing still. Continued 'body noise', muscle tension and buzzing, but not bad. Small, pleasant starring around lights. We have tea candles lit around the edges of the room.
2:00am : Zara bp 93/64 p 63
3am: Zam 164/90 p 80, 153/85 p 96, 149/75 p 83. Still quite high, still not worried about it, but definitely this is very much on the high side considering my normal resting bp is so low.
Zara 104/75 p 61, 94/65 p 58. Slightly high normal bp. Zara appears to have come down somewhat faster than Zam. Residual jaw tension still quite present.
4am: still going, definitely down significantly from the main plateau but not completely. Cook dinner / snack of a light japanese broth with fresh mushrooms and green onions. Follow up with Cookies and soymilk as Crouching Tiger ends.
5:30am: 1mg xanax for Zam, .5mg xanax for Zara. Asleep before 6:30am. I am pretty sure I would not have gotten to sleep without the xanax. Zara would probably have been fine, but the effects were not fully subsided.
T+3 days (as I write this): Zam BP: 124/54 p 56 & 128/64 p 54 - Zara 84/57 p 63 & 92/58 p 61
Those are all the notes I have from the evening, but after the Princess Bride got over, we spent a long time talking about the world, the net, drug information websites, terrorist attacks, with a generally upbeat tone. The conversation was lively and we drank a little over half the bottle of a mediocre-minus pinot through the evening. After a while (perhaps half an hour) we decided to throw in another movie as a way to stimulate further conversation.
I put in 2001, a movie I hadnt seen in over 10 years and had only vague memories of. The pace was slow, but tolerable, but one distracting element is that the DVD recording quality on the version we watched was awful. Something I learned is that not all DVD's are encoded the same and one has to be careful with these things that you get the Right Version otherwise you're stuck looking at really ugly digitization errors and jpeg-ing artifacts. The black space with sunlight coming through it in the movie looked like a bad web image with jagged bands around dark objects or light objects on dark fields. Yuck. The 2C-I made it initially difficult to determine if it was a strange visual effect or if it was actually on the screen (which was initially hard to believe). After some experimentation it was clear that it was actually the movie. I later read a review that said that this (the first) release of 2001 on DVD was 'horrible' and 'must be avoided'. Oh well.
As we headed into the part of the story with HAL, we decided to save the more difficult part for some other time and then watched Crouching Tigger instead. Throughout both movies the 2C-I definitely provided a long, generous platform of mental stimulation that added to my mood and made the movies and conversation more fun. I felt mildly intoxicated, not super 'clear' throughout the experience, but associations ran more freely and I felt like my language and communication centers were opened up a little.
The overall effects level was pleasant and in the low end of medium for me: visuals starting but not really overwhelming anything, mental shifts but not huge ones, could act straight if required, wouldn't want to drive (but could). Probably equivalent of 2 good beers for me that had a 5 hour plateau.
I really quite enjoyed the effects, as I have 2C-B. I've done more 2C-B than any other psychedelic-class psychoactive and this 2C-I definitely was difficult to tell apart from the 2C-B that I've had before except that it seemed distinctly longer. Normally with 2C-B at T+4 hours I'm noticing the plateau waning. With this experience, the plateau started between 90 and 120 minutes and lasted to T+5.5 or so, so thats about a solid 3 hour plateau and then a couple hour ramp down to T+7 or so. A single experience is certainly far from enough to make reliable generalizations, but this seems longer than my previous 2C-B experiences unless I redose.
The Day After: I slept quite a long time after going to sleep late, but my recent normal sleep schedule has been 4am to sleep, wake up 11am or so. We slept til late afternoon, then got up and did a little work and played some computer games. We watched the rest of 2001 (god what an awful and disjointed end, did they lose some footage?), had a hearty dinner of brown rice and stir fry, watched some tv and went to bed early (1am or so). Generally felt drained, but not in a bad way, and tired. Little to no motivation. Had a little wine before bed. In a positive, but tired, mood.
2 Days After: I woke up after a normal sleeping period and found myself feeling well rested and recharged.
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This section explains what the PHISH software package is and why we created it. It outlines the steps to creating your own PHISH program, and gives a simple example of using PHISH to perform a parallel calculation. These are the topics discussed:
Informatics is data-driven computing and is becoming more prevalent, even on large-scale parallel machines traditionally used to run scientific simulations. It can involve processing large archives of stored data or data that arrives on-the-fly in real time. The latter is often referred to as "streaming" data. Common attributes of streaming data are that it arrives continuously in a never-ending stream, its fast incoming rate requires it be processed as it arrives which may limit the computational effort per datum that can be expended, and its high volume means it cannot be stored permanently so that individual datums are examined and discarded.
A powerful paradigm for processing streaming data is to use a collection of programs, running as independent processes, connected together in a specified communication topology. Each process receives datums continuously, either from the stream itself, or read from a file, or sent to it from other processes. It performs calculations on each datum and may choose to store "state" internally about the stream it has seen thus far. It can send the datum on to one or more other processes, either as-is or in an altered form.
In this model, a data-processing algorithm can be expressed by choosing a set of processes (programs) and connecting them together in an appropriate fashion. If written flexibly. individual programs can be re-used in different algorithms.
PHISH is a small software package to make the task of designing and developing such algorithms easier, and allowing the resulting program to be run in parallel, either on distributed memory platforms that support MPI message passing, or on a collection of computers that support socket connections between them.
PHISH stands for Parallel Harness for Informatic Stream Hashing.
Here is what these words mean, in the PHISH context. "Parallelism" can be achieved by using multiple copies of processes, each working on a part of the stream, or by using the memory of multiple processes to store state about the stream of data. It is a framework or "harness" for connecting processes in a variety of simple, yet powerful, ways that enable parallel data processing. While it is designed with "streaming" "informatics" data in mind, it can also be used to process archived data from files or in a general sense to perform a computation in stages, using internally generated data of any type or size. "Hashing" refers to sending datums to specific target processes based on the result of a hash operation, which is one means of achieving parallelism.
It is important to note that PHISH does not replace or even automate the task of writing code for the individual programs needed to process data, or of designing an appropriate parallel algorithm to perform a desired computation. It is simply a library that processes can call to exchange datums with other processes, and a setup tool that converts an input script into a runnable program that can be easily launched in parallel.
Our goal in developing PHISH was to make it easier to process data, particularly streaming data, in parallel, on distributed-memory or geographically-distributed platforms. And to provide a framework to quickly experiment with parallel informatics algorithms, either for streaming or archived data. Our own interest is in graph algorithms but various kinds of statistical, data mining, machine learning, and anomaly detection algorithms can be formulated for streaming data, in the context of the model described above. We hope PHISH can be a useful tool in those settings as well.
The name PHISH was also chosen because it evokes the image of fish (programs) swimming in a stream (of data). This unavoidably gives rise to the following PHISH lingo, which we use without apology throughout the rest of the documentation:
The model described above is not unique to PHISH. Many programs provide a framework for enabling data to flow between computational tasks interconnected by "pipes" in a dataflow kind of paradigm. Visualization programs often use this model to process data and provide a GUI framework for building a processing pipeline by connecting the outputs of each computational node to the inputs of others. The open source Titan package, built on top of VTK, is one example, which provides a rich suite of computation methods, both for visualization and data processing. The commercial InfoSpheres tool from IBM uses a similar dataflow model, and is designed for processing streaming data at high rates. Twitter recently released an open-source package called "Twitter Storm" which has been advertised as Hadoop for streaming data, since it enables streaming MapReduce-style computations and runs with fault-tolerance on top of a parallel file system like HDFS. PHISH has many conceptual similarities to Storm, though PHISH has fewer features, such as no support for fault tolerance.
Dataflow frameworks like these are often designed to run as a single process or in parallel on a shared memory machine. The computational nodes in the processing pipeline are functions called as needed by a master process, or launched as threads running in parallel.
By contrast, PHISH minnows (computational nodes in the processing pipeline), are independent processes and the PHISH library moves data between them via "messages" which requires copying the data, either using the MPI message-passing library or sockets. This allows PHISH programs to be run on a broader range of hardware, notably distributed-memory parallel platforms, but also incurs a higher overhead for moving data from process to process.
The following list highlights additional PHISH pheatures:
The PHISH package contains a library and a tool for defining and running PHISH nets. These are the steps typically used to perform a calculation, assuming you have designed an algorithm that can be encoded as a series of computational tasks, interconnected by moving data between them.
Step (1): An overview of the PHISH library and instructions for building it are given in this section.
Step (2): A minnow is a stand-alone program which makes calls to the PHISH library. An overview of minnows, their code structure, and how to build them, is given in this section. The API for the PHISH library is given in this section, with links to a doc page for each function in the library.
Step (3): The syntax and meaning of commands used in PHISH input scripts are described in this section.
Step (4): The bait.py tool, its command-line options, and instructions on how to use it, are described in this section. Before using it the first time, one or more backend libraries must be built, which are in the src directory. This can be done as part of step (1).
The steps outlined in the preceding section are somewhat abstract. Here is a concrete example of using a PHISH program to count the number of times different words appear in a corpus of text files. This is effectively a MapReduce operation, where individual minnow processes perform the map() and reduce() functions. This is a diagram of how 5 different kinds of minnows can be connected together to perform the computation:
Code for all 5 of these minnows is in the example directory of the PHISH distribution, both in C++ and Python. The filegen minnow takes a list of files and/or directories as user input, searches them recursively, and generates a series of filenames. The filenames are sent one-at-a-time to one of several file2words minnows. Each receives a filename as input, opens and reads the content, and parses it into words. Each word is hashed and sent to a specific count minnow, as indicated by the all-to-all green arrows. The key point is that each count minnow will receive all occurrences of a subset of possible words. It uses an internal hash table to count the occurrences of each word it receives. Note that parallelism is enabled by invoking multiple copies of the file2words and count minnows.
When the filegen minnow sends the last filename, it sends a "done" message to each of the file2words minnows. When they receive a "done" message, they in turn send a "done" message to each count minnow. When a count minnow has received a "done" message from all the file2words minnows, it sends its entire list of unique words and associated counts to the sort minnow, followed by a "done" message. When the sort minnow has received "done" message from all the upstream count minnows, it knows it has received all the unique words in the corpus of documents, and the count for each one. It sorts the list by count and sends the top N to the print minnow, followed by a "done" message. N is a user-defined parameter. The print minnow echoes each datum it receives to the screen or a file, until if receives a "done" message. At this point all minnows in the school have been shut down.
More details about this example are discussed in subsequent sections of the manual:
Note that like a MapReduce, the PHISH program runs in parallel, since there can be N file2words minnows and M count minnows where N >= 1, M >= 1, and N = M is not required. This is similar to the option in Hadoop to vary the numbers of mappers and reducers.
However, there are also some differences between how this PHISH program works as compared to a traditional MapReduce, e.g. as typically performed via Hadoop or the MapReduce-MPI library.
In a traditional MapReduce, the "map" stage (performed by the file2words minnows) creates a huge list of all the words, including duplicates, found in the corpus of documents, which is stored internally (in memory or on disk) until the "mapper" process is finished with all the files it processes. Each mapper then sends chunks of the list to each "reduce" process (performed by the count minnows). This is the "shuffle" phase of a Hadoop MapReduce. The reducer performs a merge sort of all the words in the chunks it receives (one from each mapper). It can then calculate the count for each unique word.
In contrast, the PHISH program operates in a more fine-grainded fashion, streaming the data (words in this case) through the minnows, without ever storing the full data set. Only a small list of unique words is stored (by the count minnows), each with a running counter. PHISH exchanges data between minnows via many tiny messages (one word per message), whereas a traditional MapReduce would aggregate the data into a few large messages.
This is a simplistic explanation; a fuller description is more complex. Hadoop, for example, can operate in streaming mode for some forms of MapReduce operations, which include this wordcount example (MapReduce operations where the "reducer" needs all data associated with a key at one time, are not typically amenable to a streaming mode of operation.) The PHISH minnows used in this school could be modified so as to aggregate data into larger and fewer messages. Likewise, in a traditional MapReduce, large intermediate data sets can be stored out-of-core. PHISH does have the capability to do that unless a minnow is written that writes information to disk and retrieves it.
However the fundamental attributes of the PHISH program are important to understand. Data moves continuously, in small chunks, through a school of minnows. Each minnow may store "state" information about the data it has previously seen, but typically not all the data itself. "State" is typically limited to information that can be stored in-memory, not on disk. This is because for streaming data, too much data arrives too quickly, for a minnow to perform much computation before discarding it or sending it on to another minnow.
Here is a diagram of a variant of the wordcount operation that illustrates how PHISH can be used to process continuous, streaming data. The PHISH program in this case might run for days or weeks, without using the "done" messages described above.
In this case the filegen minnow is continuously seeing new files appear in directories it monitors. The words in those files are processed as they appear. A Trigger minnow has been added which accepts user queries, e.g. via a keyboard or a socket connection. When the user makes a request (hits a key), a message is sent to each of the count minnows on a different input port than it receives words from the file2words minnows; see this section of the PHISH Minnows doc page for a discussion of ports. The message triggers the count minnows to send their current unique word/count list to the sort minnow which is sorted and printed via the print minnow.
The PHISH job now runs continuously and a user can query the current top N words as often as desired. The filegen, count, and sort minnows would have to be modified, but only in small ways, to work in this mode. Additional logic could be added (e.g. another user request) to re-initialize counts or accumulate counts in a time-windowed fashion.
PHISH development has been funded by the US Department of Energy (DOE), through its LDRD program at Sandia National Laboratories.
The following paper describes the basic ideas in PHISH. If you use PHISH in your published work, please cite this paper and include a pointer to the PHISH WWW Site (http://www.sandia.gov/~sjplimp/phish.html):
S. J. Plimpton and T. Shead, "Streaming data analytics via message passing with application to graph algorithms", submitted to J Parallel and Distributed Compuing, 2012.
PHISH was developed by the following individuals at Sandia:
PHISH comes with no warranty of any kind. As each source file states in its header, it is a copyrighted code that is distributed free-of- charge, under the terms of the Berkeley Softward Distribution (BSD) License.
Source code for PHISH is freely available for download from the PHISH web site and is licensed under the modified Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD) License. This basically means it can be used by anyone for any purpose. See the LICENSE file provided with the distribution for more details.


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Current Research Summary:
Since the first detection of a directly imaged exoplanet in 2004, over a dozen of planets have been detected. In recent years dedicated high resolution direct imagers such as SPHERE and GPI have detected many more disks and companions around young nearby stars. With their AO systems and coronagraphs they can image faint planets as well as planets close to the star.
While spectrometers can be used to analyze the atmospheres of these exoplanets their performance is limited in wavelength range and spectral resolution.
At LAM we are developing the HiRISE instrument, designed to couple the direct imager SPHERE with the high resolution spectrograph CRIRES+, thereby combining the quality of both instruments and allowing the characterization of targets at high contrast and high spectral resolution.
My work focuses on performance simulations of this coupling for the known directly imaged planets. We simulate the measured planetary and stellar signal with realistic noise and throughput values using our own Python code. The signal to noise of detecting certain molecular species (H2O, CH4, CO, etc.) in the atmospheres are extracted from these spectra with a cross-correlation approach.
Using these simulations we evaluate the performance increase of this combination of instruments with respect to using only CRIRES+, additionally the impact of design choices is simulated and used to guide the optical and mechanical design of HiRISE.
Prior Research:
Postdoc at Leiden Observatory (2016-2017) on construction and commissioning of transiting exoplanet hunter Multi-site All-Sky CAmeRA (MASCARA) at La Silla
PhD at Leiden Observatory (2011-2016) on prototyping broadband coronagraphs (vAPPs) using liquid crystals
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Giant Antiquery Pronounced g-eye-ant an-tic-que-ree
Resembling willow trees, Antiquery parade Darkon 3 with their mighty presence. They have dark red
glowing eyes, and an angry expression. They can knock the wind out of someone easily with one of their hanging
branches. Above their eyes are light colored spikes on their brows and the bark color varies from brown to dark
blue. When they congregate together you feel like you've just jumped into a haunted version of Little Red Riding
Hood. Don't get lost in that forest!
Locating Giant Antiquery
Antiqueries can be found in Central Darkon 3, in the area of Aniceknight just north of the Altar
of the Ranger.
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Available
that involve this masquerpet
Giant Antiquery Statistics
| Name | lvl | HP | Def | Mdef | Exp | Atk | Ele |
| Giant Antiquery | 92 | 939,916 | 103 | 145 | 1,113,294 | 1,986~2,090 |
Note: Atk stat comes from kFlyff and may differ from our version.
Drops
Rootioe Meat Salad Food item for recovering HP. Icecream Cake Food item for recovering HP. Eighth Refresher Food item for recovering MP. VitalDrink 800 Food item for recovering FP. Intelli Ring Ring which increases INT by +1. Penya In game currency. Also drops equipment such as Armor and Weapons .
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