Nicholas Bechtold
Digital Developer
Work Contact Resume
Beach Filters
Radiate (WIP)
AHDC Vets
RestaurantStore
Beach Filters Redesign Live Site
The Beach Filters redesign was the first project that I was given full development responisibilities during my time at Pipeline Interactive. I was tasked with building a WordPress website using WooCommerce to categorize and display all of Beach's products. The site is layed out in categories, subcategories and individual product pages with corresponding product tables. I created custom templates and functions using PHP, jQuery, HTML5, and CSS3.
Beach Filters - Categories Live Site
The architecture of this site involved using the default category and product functions of WooCommerce. By writing custom WP Queries and shortcodes I created four main product categories featured in the main navigation. Each product category then has multiple subcategories.
Beach Filters - Subategories Live Site
Each subcategory contained indiviudal products. Using Wordpress's built in taxonmies I queried the individual products per subcategory, sorted them based on the client's requirements, and rendered a product attributes table with the default WooCommerce product attributes.
Beach Filters - Product Search Live Site
Every page of Beach Filters has a form to search the product inventory based on a dynamic dropdown of attributes relating to individual product categories. Specific search options are displayed per each category using jQuery. The client desired specific products to show in multiple search scenarios. Using PHP I wrote my own search algorithm to display the client's desired results.
AHDC Vets Redesign Live Site
The AHDC Vets redesign was another large project I was involved with at Pipeline Interactive. This project is a multisite WordPress install with a base theme and seven child sites with customized skins. I was involved in the creation of various features, templates, and styles.
AHDC Vets - Homepage Live Site
I was responsible for most of the homepage features. The first was to create a shortcode that displays all of the 'doctor' custom post types at the top. I also imported all of AHDC's existing blog content to display their most recent post with lead in text. Last, I used the Facebook API to display and link to their most recent Facebook post.
AHDC Vets - Forms Live Site
A major part of my responsibilities with AHDC was form creation and styling. This included a basic contact us form pictured above as well as patient and client registration forms which stored the results in a database and emailed the client new form submission notifications.
AHDC Vets - Templates Live Site
I created multiple template files and pages for AHDC including the one pictured above. The templates were created following the WordPress guidelines and pages were created in the admin using the WYSIWYG editor and the Pagely MultiEdit plugin.
The Restaurant Store Live Site
The Restaurant Store is under the umbrella company Clark Associates which includes Webstaurantstore.com. The Restaurant Store is a brick and mortar store with an online storefront. As a development intern I created ecommerce features using PHP, SQLServer, and jQuery. Box 1 above shows the product variations feature I created using my own database schema and PHP classes. Products that have multiple colors, sizes and other variations have a list of every variation on their product page. Box 2 is surrounding a blurb I built that displays on products that are not in the warehouse inventory, but can be special ordered.
The Restaurant Store - Customer Images Live Site
Therestaurntstore.com and Webstaurantstore.com shared some database tables which included customer-uploaded product images that were attached to customer comments. The box above shows all of the customer product images as well as the default product images in a gallery. When a photo is clicked, it populates the main product image space. This was created with PHP and jQuery.
Radiate (WIP) Read Project Plan
Radiate is a personal project / startup of mine that has been turned into a class project consisting of 7 members where I am project manager. Radiate is an online platform for undiscovered designers and musicians to host their work and gain recognition from a community interested in new talent. It began with my roommate and I in 2014 and is still a work in progress. As project manager I collaboratively wrote the project plan, write weekly OKRs, installed GIT and a dev environemt on a virtual server, and oversee the development and marketing activities. The website is being built using WordPress and WooCommerce. We are set to launch a kickstarter campaign in the middle of April 2016.
Radiate - First Website Draft
Since the project is now for a class, the design and development is a very iterative process. This is the first draft of our website that focuses on information architecture and layout. The homepage above lists the top tracks and shirts from our community as well as more information about the company. I was responsible for building the homepage as well as assisting in designing and developing the rest of the site.
Radiate - Music Player
Radiate features new musicians every month. The above screenshot is the music player page where users will find the featured band as well as every other band on our site. The music player will stream music with advertisements and have the ability to sell music through the site.
Radiate - Store Front
Similar to the music player, the shirt page features a new designer every month via their submitted tshirt. Users will have the ability to purchase the featured designer's shirt as well as other artwork. This page lists every shirt in our inventory.
Beach Filters
Radiate (WIP)
AHDC Vets
RestaurantStore


AMQP addresses are used to control the flow of messages across a network of
routers. Addresses are used in a number of different places in the AMQP 1.0
protocol. They can be used in a specific message in the to
and reply-to
fields of a message's properties. They are also used during the creation of
links in the address
field of a source
or a target
.
Addresses designate various kinds of entities in a messaging network:
The syntax of an AMQP address is opaque as far as the router network is concerned. A syntactical structure may be used by the administrator that creates addresses, but the router treats them as opaque strings. Routers consider addresses to be mobile such that any address may be directly connected to any router in a network and may move around the topology. In cases where messages are broadcast to or balanced across multiple consumers, an address may be connected to multiple routers in the network.
Addresses have semantics associated with them. When an address is created in the network, it is assigned a set of semantics (and access rules) during a process called provisioning. The semantics of an address control how routers behave when they see the address being used.
Address semantics include the following considerations:
Routing patterns constrain the paths that a message can take across a network.
| Pattern | Description |
|---|---|
| Direct | Direct routing allows for only one consumer to use an address at a time. Messages (or links) follow the lowest cost path across the network from the sender to the one receiver. |
| Multicast | Multicast routing allows multiple consumers to use the same address at the same time. Messages are routed such that each consumer receives a copy of the message. |
| Balanced | Balanced routing also allows multiple consumers to use the same address. In this case, messages (or links) are routed to exactly one of the consumers, and the network attempts to balance the traffic load across the set of consumers using the same address. |
The fact that addresses can be used in different ways suggests that message routing can be accomplished in different ways. Before going into the specifics of the different routing mechanisms, it would be good to first define what is meant by the term routing:
In a network built of multiple routers connected by connections (i.e., nodes and edges in a graph), routing determines which connection to use to send a message directly to its destination or one step closer to its destination.
Each router serves as the terminus of a collection of incoming and outgoing links. Some of the links are designated for message routing, and others are designated for link routing. In both cases, the links either connect directly to endpoints that produce and consume messages, or they connect to other routers in the network along previously established connections.
Message routing occurs upon delivery of a message and is done based on the address
in the message's to
field.
When a delivery arrives on an incoming message-routing link, the router extracts the
address from the delivered message's to
field and looks the address up in its
routing table. The lookup results in zero or more outgoing links onto which the message
shall be resent.
| Delivery | Handling |
|---|---|
| pre-settled | If the arriving delivery is pre-settled (i.e., fire and forget), the incoming delivery shall be settled by the router, and the outgoing deliveries shall also be pre-settled. In other words, the pre-settled nature of the message delivery is propagated across the network to the message's destination. |
| unsettled | Unsettled delivery is also propagated across the network. Because unsettled delivery records cannot be discarded, the router tracks the incoming deliveries and keeps the association of the incoming deliveries to the resulting outgoing deliveries. This kept association allows the router to continue to propagate changes in delivery state (settlement and disposition) back and forth along the path which the message traveled. |
Link routing occurs when a new link is attached to the router across one of its AMQP connections.
It is done based on the target.address
field of an inbound link and the source.address
field
of an outbound link.
Link routing uses the same routing table that message routing uses. The difference is that the routing occurs during the link-attach operation, and link attaches are propagated along the appropriate path to the destination. What results is a chain of links, connected end-to-end, from source to destination. It is similar to a virtual circuit in a telecom system.
Each router in the chain holds pairs of link termini that are tied together. The router then simply exchanges all deliveries, delivery state changes, and link state changes between the two termini.
The endpoints that use the link chain do not see any difference in behavior between a link chain and a single point-to-point link. All of the features available in the link protocol (flow control, transactional delivery, etc.) are available over a routed link-chain.
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Orrin Konheim is a journalist working in the US. You can see - and support - some of his work
here.
Across:
1. Candy bar before education? That was a laugh (9)
6. Routine bath I take openly (5)
9. In the end, Hugh got half a car and board game but he's a man with no ear (3,4)
10. What can be done for photos in French gibberish glare (7)
11. A Virginia gardner? (3)
12.  Man with superpowers dressed up in red. Change and change at last (7)
14. Ruler of the underworld owned oriental sirens finally (5)
16. Erects in gables (8)
19. The first fog in coda. Tornado's quite the natural disaster (3,2,3)
21. 3 protocol puts this on C emissions (5)
24. Legendary story of a boy and heavy noise (7)
26. At last, north for south, a hub for delta (7)
28. What can be high or low 27 estimate (3)
29. Land form of Panama is Greek? Character inside this one is lost (7)
30. Spend big for a spanish luge that covers a large radius (7)
31. Famous brother and film maker Howard after sobriety program (5)
32. Sweetly after every other player, I see a friend (9)
Down:
1. Jazz chords produced at bizarre events where teenagers learn (8)
2. 32 recited "aye" in iced water that was treated (7)
3. From Japanese capital to city in Honshu (5)
4. Recollecting and awkwardly share a timeless thing (9)
5. The Dr. encountering the return of bombshell West is quite the fantasy (5)
6. Brag about Holly upstairs having lost a pound. I will not be left with treasure (4, 5)
7. It's a tool of strength that there are two ways to enter the tower of Babel (7)
8. Rome was flooded in one true earth-shattering event (6)
15. Dartangan, who fights fish in miniature, primarily avoids noblemen (9)
17.  Plan to rate the most kid-friendly entertainment in mess (8)
20. Rat scurrying inside Cher's rental (7)
22. You'll often find this in the mine rail if I'm taken away (7)
23. Misreading of radius within Miami International Airport identifies docking port (6)
25. Space agency left country. Sounding voice (5)
27. At the age of 50, I almost lack a flower (5)


The NP242 has an aluminum case and it should have a tag on
the back saying New Process Gear, Model 242. New versions
of the NP242 are refered to as NVG242 or NV242 which stands
for New Venture Gear. The tag on the back of the transfer
case will reflect the name change. Only the name is different.
The chain driven NP242 is a full time transfer case with
a 48/52 torque split front and rear. It is possible to lock
it into four low so it behaves like a part-time transfer
case. When it is locked in, power will be split regardless
of traction. The output for the front axle is on the drivers side.
Low range is 2.72 and high is 1.00.
Usage
The NP242 is used in Grand Cherokees (ZJ) and Cherokees (XJ).


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Open Cloud Computing Machine Learning¶
Created by Manuel Parra, May 2017
What’s OpenCCML¶
ToDo.
General Schema¶
The general scheme of OpenCCML is as follows:
The units are as follows:
- ML Service Catalog: is a service or tool that allows you to consult the catalog of data mining services available in the system and that are directly consumable. The catalog service reads the definitions of services installed and available in OpenCCML and publishes the catalog of consumable services by end users or other entities. The catalog service allows defining data mining services in two formats: Turtle and JSON-LD.
- MLServices Execution and Management: This service within OpenCCML allows execution of on-demand data mining services requested by end users. The service is responsible for the execution and management of the executions that are performed in OpenCCML. It offers all the necessary characteristics to be able to manage the execution of algorithms.
- ML Dynamic Infrastructure Discovery: This module is in charge of orchestrating the infrastructure for the execution of services. It also includes tools for discovering OpenCCML services such as availability of R backends, Scala backends, etc.
- High Performance WebServer (Falcon). This is the OpenCCML server that offers all the necessary APIs to be able to consume the catalog of services of data mining.
Service Catalog Schema¶
Translation from Services Definition to OpenAPI:
- ML Service Catalog: is a service or tool that allows you to consult the catalog of data mining services available in the system and that are directly consumable. The catalog service reads the definitions of services installed and available in OpenCCML and publishes the catalog of consumable services by end users or other entities. The catalog service allows defining data mining services in two formats: Turtle and JSON-LD.
- Services Catalog JSONLD / TURTLE is the infrastructure that hosts the Turtle and JSON-LD format definitions. All definitions are available and are published in the catalog if they are stored in this structure.
- JSONLD / TURTLE SPARQL Parser. It is the Processor of Services Definitions. It is in charge of validating and extracting the data and structure of the services to be published. To do this use the SPARQL engine, from where you get all the information of the services, which is directly consumable by the high performance server.
- YAML generator. It is the module in charge of transforming the result of the queries to the services in SPARQL to an format compatible with OpenAPI v2.
- CatalogYAML OpenAPI. YAML processing of the services to be compatible with OpenAPI generates all the information for the catalog of mining services that will be published and executed.
- High Performance WebServer (Falcon). In this segment the server acts as the end user’s entry point that wants to consume the OpenCCML-provided API, which has been generated automatically from the Turtle service definition to an RESTFul type API.
OpenAPI Entry Points Implementation Schema¶
Simple execution from the API to the R Wrapper:
CatalogYAML OpenAPI. Provides a RESTful API that can be consumed by entities that require it. This API contains the services specified in the catalog. The services contain an EntryPoint.
EntryPoint: This is defined as the entry point of a service for execution. It is the name of the function or functions that will be executed when making the call to the particular service.
RWrapper. It is the module able to execute the service since it knows the EntryPoint, the method to execute and all the parameters.
- In this case an example is being used for the diagram of a BackEnd which provides an implementation of R to execute code.


May 2021
nezumi - a simple browser for the internet gopher protocol
nezumi [URL]
nezumi is a simple browser for the internet gopher protocol, specified in RFC 1436, written in C. It can display and scroll gopher pages and plain text pages, download binary files, open HTTP hyperlinks in a browser, navigate between pages in the current session’s history without re-fetching the page and much more.
gopher://gopher.floodgap.com/
Use the arrow keys to navigate. Press o to open a URL. Press space, enter or f to follow the link on the current line. b and p go backward in the history, n and F go forward in the history. r reloads the current page. d creates a bookmark for the current page and D lists all bookmarks. Press ^G twice and then enter to discard the current input.
Pre-compile time configuration can be done in the config.h
file.
MAXURLLEN
The maximum length of an URL. 512 by default.
HISTSIZE
The maximum length of the site history. 32 by default.
BROWSER
The program to use for opening hyperlinks and telnet sessions. If not set, xdg-open will be used.
HOME
The path to the user’s home directory. Used to determine the bookmark file path.
~/.config/nezumi-bookmarks
This file stores all bookmarks.
To report bugs, see https://github.com/chiyokolinux/nezumi/issues .
Written by Emily Lucy Ishikawa, <<EMAIL_ADDRESS>>.


North Las Vegas to explore courthouse expansion
by Blake ApgarNorth Las Vegas will explore remodeling the second floor of its municipal courthouse.
The City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to let City Manager Ryann Juden negotiate a contract worth up to $115,000 for a feasibility study by the building’s original designer, RAFI Architecture and Design.
North Las Vegas spokesman Patrick Walker said the city is interested in adding more services downtown as the area develops. He said an expansion could be for court space or offices, depending on the results of the study.


Here I will show all the work that I have done for the Project:
- This is the first iterations of the buttons of the game for the Main Menu
- First iteration for the Victory And Defeat Logos
- Second iteration for the buttons
- Iteration of the animation for the buttons
- Second iteration for the Victory And Defeat Logos
- Proposal for the HUD and ultibar with his respective particle when it's charged
- Breakable crate asset
- Third iteration for the buttons of the Main Menu
- Iteration for the particle of the ultibar
- Scale for the Score Scene
- The three elements used for the combos panel
- Last and definitive iteration for the Victory and Defeat logos


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The tradition goes back to the Akan tribe: to name their children by the day of their birth. Different Ghanaian ethnic groups largely share one common belief: the naming of their children. They name children according to their gender and the day of the week they were born.
Today, many Akan people have a first, middle, and last name or surname. A mat is spread on the floor and the child is lifted three times, placed on the mat naked, and the broom is put in her hand and she is covered with the calabash; after a second or so, the calabash is removed.
| Day of the week | Male name | Female name |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday | Kwasi | Akosua |
| Monday | Kwadwo | Adwoa |
| Tuesday | Kwabena | Abenaa |
| Wednesday | Kwaku | Akua |
| Thursday | Yaw | Yaa |
| Friday | Kofi | Afua |
| Saturday | Kwame | Ama |
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I've just come back from the workshop in Bonn where @Sebastian Ullrich patiently answered lots of questions about the Lean 4 API, and I managed to write a small importer from mathlib to Lean 4. This just creates a Lean 4 olean file with all the mathlib declarations (taken from the textual export format), so don't get your hopes up for converting the mathlib source code. There's no notation and no tactics. My main motivation for this importer is to try writing automation in Lean 4. https://github.com/gebner/lean4-mathlib-import
import Import.Mathlib #check (deriv : (real → real) → (real → real))
It takes about 6 minutes and 13.5 gigabytes of RAM to import the 213 megabyte export file. The resulting Mathlib.olean
file is 3.2 gigabytes large (and it doesn't even contain proofs). However importing this 3.2 gigabyte file is surprisingly snappy: it only takes 1.8 seconds on my machine.
Any ideas on where the massive blowup is from? Does it compress well?
the large size of the olean file is surprising to me, since tree duplication doesn't explain that
unless it was reduplicated and not merged again
If terms are getting split out into different identical subtrees with different term IDs, it might not compress well because all the addresses are different
Any ideas on where the massive blowup is from? Does it compress well?
zstd
compresses it to 362M, the Lean 3 olean files are 70M uncompressed (including proofs). The blowup is probably in part because I'm not deduplicating the terms (and I guess the writeModule
function doesn't either). Every definition duplicates the term, since I replace the names.
@Gabriel Ebner It does now! https://github.com/leanprover/lean4/commit/469562d524adf9fefbbfa6904d8a7f24dff7b009 https://github.com/leanprover/lean4/commit/3c5b3cd91f1e059e73dfbc82e042a6eec1bc8fdc
Oh wow, this moves quickly. I've already added support for Expr.replace
, I'll run the import again.
Now Mathlib.olean
is just 89 megabytes, and the importer only requires 2 gigabytes of RAM!
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by None at 2023-03-30 14:59:11.@rladdusaw and I looked at this a bit. The daily report processing also parses and loads data from the "Balances for employees in Absence Management". The user who is not being loaded is not part of the absence management system so does not have an entry in this file. The loading process is possibility failing because of this condition. Reviewing the code to load a new user is probably the place to look first.
If this is the cause a potential fix would be to look at the column "Absence System Code" in the active daily staff report. If a user has a value of "OT" in this column they will NOT be found in the absence management report and you can assume they have zero balances for the leave types. All other users will have the "AM" code.
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by None at 2023-03-30 15:46:28.Waiting for Alma policies to be updated 'to allow holds to be placed on lewis for plasma materials'
@mzelesky @pmgreen please follow up when the Alma part is done.
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by None at 2023-03-30 14:03:37.As it stands in the sandbox config:
- Lewis circ desk has a hold shelf and (under 'Relationships') is configured to circulate for all (libraries)
- PPPL is configured to deliver to all (libraries) (also tried a relationship explicitly delivering to Lewis)
- There's an experimental Requests rule in the General FU called 'PPPL request rule' pointing to a new Requests TOU called 'PPPL Requests' that allows for Pickup - Anywhere
(rather than the default of Must pickup in owning library
)
- Example request is still failing with There was a problem with this request which Library staff need to investigate. You'll be notified once it's resolved and requested for you.
: https://catalog-qa.princeton.edu/requests/99122372723506421?aeon=false&mfhd=22573090520006421
- Through Alma, the request seems to be successful:
@pmgreen I should have mentioned that https://catalog-qa.princeton.edu/requests/99122372723506421?aeon=false&mfhd=22573090520006421 is pointing Alma production.
catalog-staging is pointing the Alma sandbox https://catalog-staging.princeton.edu/requests/99122372723506421?aeon=false&mfhd=22573090520006421 but as far as I remember in general we cannot place a request though catalog-staging against the alma sandbox.
@pmgreen thanks for checking . I checked again my library card in the alma sandbox and I can see my request with pick library Lewis.
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@pmgreen checked that everything looks ok in the sandbox.
I was able to place a request https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/2043#issuecomment-1490659200
https://catalog-staging.princeton.edu/requests/99122372723506421?aeon=false&mfhd=22573090520006421
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Fortnite patch notes bring back the bandage bazooka
by Harry ShepherdWhat's in the Fortnite patch notes 11.20? Another week means a new Fortnite update, and we're here to give you a breakdown on everything we know that's coming to the game, along with various bug fixes and improvements.
One of those is the highly anticipated bandage bazooka, a useful rocket launcher that allows you to heal your comrades from a distance. We thought it was due to return last week but, this time, our patience has been rewarded. The other headline is DirectX12 support for Fortnite: on compatible graphics cards, PC players can now chase further Victory Royales with a higher and steadier frame rate, thanks to CPU optimisations.
This season Epic Games have chosen to not share their full Fortnite patch notes, but this time, we've got a little more information. There's also still plenty that can be gleaned from the company's Trello board and after some time with the game when it returns. So, here's everything we know about the latest Fortnite update so far.
The latest Fortnite patch notes 11.20
Battle royale changes:
- Daily Challenges are back and can be completed for XP. Up to three at a time are available, and once a day you can replace a challenge for another.
- In the Locker, you can now filter your items by the season in which they were introduced. To filter your items by season, enter the season name in the search bar. Use terms like "season 5," "season x," "chapter 2 season 1," etc.
- You can now adjust the UI contrast. To adjust the UI contrast, use the user interface contrast setting in the graphics section of the video settings.
- Added Microsoft DirectX 12 support. To use Microsoft DirectX 12, select it in the advanced graphics section of the video settings.
- Adjusted the headshot multiplier of the Tactical Shotgun so it's now in line with the headshot multiplier of the Pump Shotgun.
- Increased the effective health (sum of health + shield) given from Slurp Tankers.
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- Resolved syncing issues involving the Bandage Bazooka. (Because these have been resolved, the Bandage Bazooka has been re-enabled.)
- Addressed reports of hitching on mobile devices.
- Resolved the equipped item slot being the selection slot when players open the inventory.
- The hair of the Devastator Outfit now appears the intended color.
- The John Wick Outfit’s Pistol no longer appears larger than intended.
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HEAR MY SONG A film review by Ken Johnson Copyright 1992 Ken Johnson
100 min., R, Drama , 1991 Director: Peter Chelsom Cast: Ned Beatty, Adrian Dunbar, Shirley-Anne Field, Tara Fitzgerald, William Hootkins, David McCallum
Adrian Dunbar is going to be evicted from the building where his club is located. He promises the landlords that he is going to get Irish tenor Ned Beatty to sing at the club, and they let him stay open. Instead of Beatty, Dunbar ends up with an impersonator. Dunbar loses the club, his girlfriend Tara Fitzgerald, and his friends. He sets out on a voyage to Ireland to try to locate Beatty so he can get Fitzgerald back.
HEAR MY SONG is a wonderful film, is well written and beautifully filmed. It is well worth going to see if it comes to a theater near you. Personally, this film didn't sound the most interesting to me, but it was playing as a double feature to the other film I went to see, so I figured I might as well watch this film too. I was surprised at how much I liked it. On a scale of zero to five, I give HEAR MY SONG a four. It is rated R for female nudity, adult situations, and explicit language.
The locations used for this film were great. The Irish country side where Beatty was living looked beautiful. Ned Beatty, who is really starting to get old (53, I think) did a great job, even though he didn't do his own singing. Some opera singer, I think, did all of the singing for him. Dunbar, who I don't think I have ever seen before in the movies, did a wonderful job and has a potential in movies, at least in alternative cinema. Tara Fitzgerald, although she wasn't on the screen very much, did a memorable performance. The rest of the supporting cast also did a great job.
The film was interesting. I fully enjoyed watching it and never got bored. This is alternative cinema almost at its best. I highly suggest that if you have not yet seen this film that you attempt to. I don't think that you will be disappointed. I certainly wasn't. I feel that this film should have gotten more exposure than it did. At least in my area it only played for four days, and I don't think that that was near enough time. I feel that this film probably would have done very well at a mainstream theater which would have allowed more people to see it.
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REEFER MADNESS A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1996 Andrew Hicks / Fatboy Productions
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REEFER MADNESS is one of the most famous bad movies of all time. It's an ancient propaganda piece about the dangers of marijuana, "the new drug menace that is destroying the youth of America in alarmingly increasing numbers." An on-screen prologue tells us, "Something must be done to wipe out this ghastly menace," but obviously this movie isn't the thing to do it. If anything, it has prompted sixty years worth of teenagers to try pot for the first time and countless others to laugh hysterically at some of the worst acting and preposterous dialogue in cinema history.
 From the looks of these two, they're already either tripping acid or on heroin, but their friend, Jimmy, soon introduces Bill to someone who can get him something even better.
It's Jack, the local dealer, who invites kids up to his girlfriend's apartment and gives them free pot.  Soon Bill's giggling like a schoolgirl and dancing a frantic jitterbug. If REEFER MADNESS only serves one education purpose, it's as evidence that white people can't dance when they're stoned either.
Of course, after one joint, Bill's hooked.  He comes right out and asks Bill, "Isn't it true that you have, perhaps unwillingly, acquired a certain harmful habit through association with certain undesirable people?" But Bill ducks the question and heads back to the solace of Jack's apartment, where any kid can go to be himself.
After one particularly potent reefer, Bill beds down with another girl. A concerned Mary tracks him down but gets the cigarette switch trick pulled on her. Soon she's giggling like a school girl while the weirdest of the potheads, Ralph, tries to jump her bones. When she resists and begins screaming, Bill comes running out, still under the influence of the evil weed. He begins hallucinating and blacking out at the same time Jack accidentally shoots Mary. The bullethole in her back is about the thickness of a pencil.
"Is she alright?" the other girl asks. "She's dead," Jack replies, pinning the blame on Bill, who ends up being convicted of murder. Only Ralph and the other girl know the truth, and they're locked up in Jack's apartment for the duration of the trial, with only a piano and couple hundred joints to keep them going. That's when the movie's funniest scene comes along, in which the girl, joint in mouth, begins playing the piano and a paranoid Ralph keeps yelling, "Faster! Faster!" until finally the girl is playing a frenzied solo, establishing the marijuana-music connection which would peak in the 60's.
The climax comes when Ralph kills Jack and the guilty piano girl blurts out the truth to the police. "I'm guilty, I'm guilty!" she cries as she signs her confession. Scarcely one minute later, as she is being led back to her cell by a prison matron, she runs down the hall and throws herself out the window, by which point most viewers of REEFER MADNESS have done the same. The only way to get anything out of this movie is stoned, with the video box serving as one giant rolling paper. But watch out because "the dread marijuana may be reaching forth next for your son or daughter... or yours... or YOURS!"
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The sister-cities program is set up by the United States Agency of International Development, Mayor Steve Patterson said. He first heard of the program last November at the National League of Cities conference in Kansas City, Missouri.
“The program is trying to bring together cities that are in Ukraine with cities in the United States,” Patterson said. “The emphasis on exchanging the ways in which the governments of U.S. cities, how they run, how the administration's run, how city council operates.”
The U.S. agency is also partnering with the International Center to help connect sister cities with one another, and Patterson had the opportunity to meet with the vice president of development and External Affairs, Svitlana Ramer.
“I told (Ramer) the only thing I'm going to ask for is to find a city in Ukraine that has a major university," Patterson said. “She came forward with the opportunity to have this partnership with a city called Ostroh.”
Ramer has been involved with the partnership from the beginning and followed through on the request of finding a city with a major university to partner with Athens.
Ostroh houses one of the oldest higher education institutions in Ukraine, The National University of Ostroh Academy.
“There was only one (city) that had a major university in it so it was kind of a no-brainer to partner Athens with Ostroh,” Ramer said.
Patterson said symbolic exchanges are already being made between the two cities; he sent the historic key to the city and a signed Athens flag to the mayor of Ostroh, Yurij Yahodka.
“Most of it is just fairly symbolic; the real work will start this winter when I have the opportunity to fly over and engage for a longer period of time and learn from them and for them to learn from us from the city of Athens,” Patterson said.
While this is the most recent form of fellowship between the two cities, in June, there was an official Zoom meeting to sign an agreement to legally mark Ostroh and Athens as sister cities.
In the agreement between the cities, Patterson will act as an official representative of Athens, City Council President Christine Knisely said.
Knisely also said she is hopeful to have more virtual meetings with translators in the future to help the cities learn from one another.
“I'm looking forward to learning as much from them as they might learn from us,” Knisely said. “I think it'll be really beneficial for both sides.”
Ramer has helped connect cities in Ukraine and the U.S. for the last 15 years, and she said she has enjoyed working with Athens and Ostroh. She said she believes the two cities will be able to continue their relationship without her involvement.
With the many similarities between Athens and Ostroh, Ramer said she is confident they will find endless opportunities to connect on multiple levels, especially given the university layer within each city.
“I really hope the university gets really engaged with this, and the enthusiasm of Mayor Patterson will continue in getting some projects started because I just think it's such a good pairing for these two cities,” Ramer said.


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Vision (Nov 2020)¶
Note: a more in-depth version of this document is available (in Polish).
Introduction¶
This document describes the scope of the project of rewriting a protein simulation program based on a model created at IF PAN.
Definitions¶
Model - a model of the dynamics of proteins created at IF PAN;
Reference implementation - an existing implementation of the simulation based on the model, namely a single source file written in Fortran77;
Rewrite - a program, whose implementation is the end goal of this project;
Pseudo-improper-dihedral (PID) and quasi-adiabatic potentials - two of the available potentials for governing the dynamics of the unstructured parts of proteins.
Context¶
Description of the product¶
The program simulates structured, unstructured and partially structured proteins in a coarse-grained model. The reference implementation has been used in many research papers.
Functionality¶
The program simulates proteins in a coarse-grained model, i.e. entire residues are represented as single beads. For structured proteins, Go model for the potential is used, whereas for unstructured parts either PID or quasi-adiabatic potential is used.
PID potential is more accurate, and more computationally expensive, wherefore it is chiefly used in the simulation of smaller systems;
quasi-adiabatic potential is less accurate and less computationally expensive, recommended for the simulation of larger structures.
Additional features include performing the simulation on a 2D plane, introduction of repulsive or attractive walls, simulation of ATF stretching the proteins, inclusion of periodic boundary conditions. Also, restart files, contact maps, statistics and current geometry of the system can be periodically saved. The geometry is saved in a standard format, making it possible to view it by, for example, VMD.
The program is on an MIT license.
Drawbacks¶
Due to the obsolescence of Fortran77, long lifetime of the program and its development by many parties made its code hard to comprehend. The complexity of the code and a high degree of interdependence of its parts make modifying the program very difficult. Moreover, the degree of the parallelization of the program is insufficient – at best, 4 CPU cores can be used to speed it up.
Quality of the source code¶
In its current form, the source code of the program is near-incomprehensible. The variable names, due to the need for their brevity caused by the hard limit on the number of columns in Fortran77, in most cases do not help understand their purpose. Some subroutines are extremely long, and most of the code is uncommented. Due to Fortran77, in many circumstances goto instruction must be used, which further obfuscates the code. Last, some fragments of the code have been commented out by the authors.
Alternatives¶
There are many programs for simulating proteins, all of which approximate the true dynamics of the system in different ways, making direct comparisons between them difficult – in short, they server different purposes.
Moreover, neither of the other programs includes PID and quasi-adiabatic potentials to be used. Although some of them allow for the introduction of custom forces, none of them provide a mechanism for creating contacts dynamically.
The goal of the project¶
The goal of the project is to create a rewrite of the reference implementation in C++ programming language, whilst preserving the correctness of the results. The rewrite should not be significantly slower than the reference implementation, and should include the possibility of parallelizing the computation with OpenMP. Optional goals include the implementation on MPI and with GPUs.
Benefits¶
The rewrite is to be written using a modern programming language and modern development techniques, which should make its use and modification easier. Moreover, by unit testing the code, the results shall be more trustworthy, and the modification of the code less error-prone. Improved parallelization capabilities will allow for a reduction in simulation times, and for the simulation of even larger systems.
Requirements¶
Key requirements¶
In the order of decreasing priority:
Correctness of the results – for all systems, the reference implementation and the rewrite should produce statistically equivalent trajectories, i.e. expected simulation statistics over many samples of the program should be equivalent;
Modularity and flexibility of the source code – including full test coverage;
Readability of the code – including full documentation, instruction for running a simulation, and descriptive error messages;
Improved parallelization – the rewrite should in particular be able to use more than 4 CPUs;
Single-core performance – the rewrite should not be slower by more than 100% when compared to the reference implementation, on 1 CPU.
Optional requirements¶
MPI integration;
GPU integration;
Improving performance – by using faster equivalent algorithms.
“Human” aspect of the project¶
Clients¶
Name |
Occupation |
Role |
|---|---|---|
Łukasz Mioduszewski |
PhD candidate, IF PAN |
Contractor |
Marek Cieplak |
Professor, IF PAN |
Contractor |
Jacek Sroka |
Researcher, WMIM UW |
Proseminar TA |
Users¶
Users of the product include researchers over at IF PAN and beyond, who may want to be involved in expanding the program in the future, as well as using it for research.
User environment¶
The user should be able to run the program on a standard-issue PC. They should also be capable of modifying the program and releasing the modifications.
Limitations¶
Due to the use of floating-point arithmetic and the nondeterminism of the used algorithms, the results of the simulation may not necessarily be identical with the same input. Because of this, the correctness of the program may only be verified statistically.
Milestones¶
Analysis of the legacy code¶
Deadline: Dec 3, 2020
A complete description of the reference implementation is created. This description should include:
Semantics of all procedures, functions and global variables;
Delineation of the source code into independent modules;
Profiling the code;
List of simulation parameters.
Prototype I¶
Deadline: Jan 7, 2021
A program is created, capable of running the first example (ubiquitin, a completely structured protein). Improved parallelization should be apparent even at this stage. Required functionality includes:
Kernel of the simulation;
Potentials for structured parts;
Parsing PDB files, including derivation of contact maps;
Initial geometry of the model.
Prototype II¶
Deadline: Feb 25, 2021
A program is extended as to run the second example simulation. Required functionality includes:
Full output (restarts, statistics etc.);
PID potential based on a given M-J matrix;
ATF stretching implemented.
Complete program¶
Deadline: May 27, 2021
Entire program, along with the complete documentation and with full test coverage, are created.


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