| A |
“END ITEMS,” “EQUIPMENT,” “ACCESSORIES,” “ATTACHMENTS,” “PARTS,” “COMPONENTS,” AND “SYSTEMS” |
| I. CRYPTOGRAPHIC “INFORMATION SECURITY” |
| 5A002 |
NS AT EI |
“Information security” systems, equipment and “components”
- .a – Designed or modified to use 'cryptography for data confidentiality'
having 'in excess of 56 bits of symmetric cryptographic strength key length, or equivalent', where that cryptographic capability is usable without "cryptographic activation" or has been activated, as follows:
- a.1 Items having "information security" as a primary function;
- a.2 Digital communication or networking systems, equipment or
components, not specified in paragraph 5A002.a.1.;
- a.3 Computers, other items having information storage or
processing as a primary function, and components therefor, not specified in paragraphs 5A002.a.1. or 5A002.a.2.;
N.B. For operating systems, see also 5D002.a.1. and 5D002.c.1.
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a.4 - Items, not specified in paragraphs 5A002.a.1. to a.3., where the 'cryptography for data confidentiality' having 'in excess of 56 bits of symmetric cryptographic strength key length, or equivalent' meets all of the following:
- a. It supports a non-primary function of the item; and
- b. It is performed by incorporated equipment or
"software" that would, as a standalone item, be specified
by ECCNs 5A002, 5A003, 5A004, 5B002 or 5D002..
- .b – designed/modified to enable, by means of “cryptographic
activation,” an item to achieve/exceed the controlled performance levels
for functionality specified by 5A002.a that would not otherwise be met.
- .c – designed/modified to use or perform “quantum cryptography”
(Quantum Key Distribution - QKD)
- .d – designed/modified to use cryptographic techniques to generate
channelizing codes, scrambling codes or network identification codes, for systems using ultra-wideband modulation techniques and having a bandwidth >500 MHz; or “fractional bandwidth” of 20% or more
- .e – designed/modified to use cryptographic techniques to generate the spreading code for “spread spectrum” systems, not controlled in 5A002.d, including the hopping code for “frequency hopping” systems.
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| 5A992 |
AT |
Equipment not controlled by 5A002
- .c – Commodities classified Mass Market – 740.17(b)
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| II. NON-CRYPTOGRAPHIC “INFORMATION SECURITY” |
| 5A003 |
NS AT |
“Systems’ “equipment” and “components,” for non-cryptographic “information security”
- .a – Communications cable systems designed/modified using
mechanical, electrical or electronic means to detect surreptitious
intrusion (See Note re: physical layer security)
- .b – “Specially designed” or modified to reduce the compromising
emanations of information-bearing signals beyond what is necessary for health, safety or electromagnetic interference standards.
|
| III. DEFEATING, WEAKENING OR BYPASSING “INFORMATION SECURITY” |
| 5A004 |
NS AT EI |
“Systems,” “equipment” and “components” for defeating, weakening or bypassing “information security”
- .a – Designed /modified to perform ‘cryptanalytic functions’ including by means of reverse engineering
|
| B |
TEST, INSPECTION AND “PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT” |
| 5B002 |
NS AT |
“Information Security” test, inspection and “production” equipment
- .a – Equipment “specially designed” for the “development” or
“production” of equipment controlled by 5A002, 5A003, 5A004 or
5B002.b;
- .b – Measuring equipment “specially designed” to evaluate and validate
the “information security” functions of equipment or “software” controlled by 5A002, 5A003 or 5A004, or 5D002.a or 5D002.c respectively
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| C |
“MATERIAL” – [RESERVED] |
| D |
“SOFTWARE” |
| 5D002 |
NS AT EI |
“Software”
- .a – “Software” “specially designed” or modified for the
“development,” “production” or “use” of a.1 - equipment specified by 5A002 or “software” specified by 5D002 c.1; a.2 – equipment specified by 5A003 or “software” specified by 5D002 c.2; a.3 equipment specified by 5A004 or “software” specified by 5D002 c.3.
- .b – “Software” designed or modified to enable, by means of “cryptographic activation”, an item to meet the criteria for functionality specified by 5A002.a, that would not otherwise be met;
- .c – “Software” having the characteristics, or performing or simulating the functions of c.1 - the equipment controlled by 5A002.a, .c. .d or .e; , c.2 – the equipment controlled by 5A003; c.3 - equipment specified by 5A004.
Note: does not apply to “software” limited to tasks of “OAM” implementing only published or commercial cryptographic standards
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| 5D992 |
AT |
“Information Security” “software” not controlled by 5D002
- .c – Commodities classified Mass Market – 740.17(b)
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| E |
“TECHNOLOGY” |
| 5E002 |
NS AT EI |
“Technology”
- .a – “Technology” according to the General Technology Note for the
“development,” “production” or “use” of equipment or “software” controlled by 5A002, 5A003, 5A004 or 5B002, or 5D002.a or 5D002.c respectively
- .b – “Technology” to enable, by means of “cryptographic activation,”
an item to achieve/exceed the controlled performance levels for functionality specified by 5A002.a that would not otherwise be met.
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| 5E992 |
AT |
“Information Security” “technology” according to the General Technology Note, not controlled by 5E002
- .b – “Technology” for the “use’ of Mass Market commodities or “software” controlled by 5A992.c or 5D992.c respectively
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Force balance equation in tokamak plasmas:
Grad-Shafranov equation
Next, we consider what constraints the force balance imposes on the
axisymmetric magnetic field discussed above. The momentum equation of plasmas
is given by
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where , ,
,
,
, and
are mass density, charge density, thermal pressure tensor,
current density, electric field, and magnetic field, respectively. The
electric field force
is usually ignored due to either
or
. Further assuming there is no plasma flow and
the plasma pressure is isotropic, the steady state momentum equation (force
balance equation) is written
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where is the scalar plasma pressure.
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UK truck deaths: Man from Northern Ireland arrested
by Lauren ChadwickA man from Northern Ireland has been arrested over the deaths of 39 people found in a truck in Essex in October, police said.
The 23-year-old was arrested by the Thames Valley Police on behalf of the Essex Police.
A refrigerated truck with 39 bodies was found in Essex in October after having travelled from Belgium.
Following the discovery, the truck's driver Maurice Robinson was arrested and charged with 39 counts of "manslaughter, conspiracy to traffic people, conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration, and money laundering." Three others have been released on bail.
Police in Dublin arrested Eamonn Harrison in connection to the investigation and police said they were searching for brothers Ronan and Christopher Hughes who are wanted on suspicion of human trafficking.
Earlier this month, Vietnamese authorities told state media that they had made several arrests in connection with the case.
The 39 victims were all recently identified by police.


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And here's how you use italic text.
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You might be confused if you're viewing this on a phone. When the screen gets really small, then the small class images just revert to taking up the whole width (responsive design). Otherwise they'd just be too ridiculously small! But I bet if you rotate your phone to wide view, you'll be able to see the effects of the small and right classes on images...
Hmmm... there's something strange about this image...
Yikes! It's a link!! I guess you can put an <img> tag inside an <a> tag to create an image link!
If you've been following along inside the HTML editor, you might be wondering, what are all those weird codes with stuff in-between & and ;? Those are called escape characters. < means "less than" symbol and > means "greater than" symbol. Those symbols are used in HTML tags. But if I try to write actual HTML tags to talk to you about them, then the computer will get confused. So somtimes we need to speak, quite literally, in code, to get around this. Maybe you are like... a math blogger so I thought I'd just let you know ahead of time. If you get unexpected results, check back over your writing. You might have typed something that to a human is normal but to a computer is confusing!
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cplucy -- Photometric image restoration with unconstrained star positions
plucy data psf fracent niter starlist
This task is an implementation of a method developed by Leon Lucy (ST-ECF) for multi-channel photometric image restoration. It is a variant of the PLUCY method which regards the point-sources as (x,y,intensity) points rather than delta-functions.The true image on the sky is regarded as the sum of two components. One of these is a smooth surface which models an underlying extended light distribution, perhaps from a background source or perhaps from an underlying object. The other is a list of positions and intensities which represent the point sources in the image. The positions for these objects must be known. An iterative maximization is performed of a function which is likelihood for the point sources but contains an additional entropy component for the background. This latter term constrains the background to be smooth and consequently suppresses the artifacts seen about point sources in a traditional Lucy-Richardson restoration.
The way in which the point source and background images are handled will be described first, followed by details of options.
The Point Sources:
The positions of the point sources are given in a text table which also can specify an initial estimate for the brightness of each source. The X and Y positions use the convention that the bottom left corner pixel is (1,1) and its centre is at (1.0,1.0).
The positions of the stars are determined by the user, they are not modified by the program itself. The only thing which it changes is the flux assigned to each one.
Before the iterations begin the PSF image supplied is shifted according to the offsets of all the stars and a set of "small" shifted PSFs produced. The size of these small PSFs is specified using the "psfsnx" and "psfsny" parameters.
Initially half the total flux is allocated to the background channel which is flat and the other half is distributed among the point sources which start all equal.
At each iteration the shifted versions of the PSF are multiplied by the current estimates for the fluxes of the stars and added together to create a current estimate image for the point sources.
As the iterations proceed the point source intensities converge on the maximum likelihood values and are unaffected by the entropy constraints on the background. The resultant fluxes in the point sources are written out to the output table of results.
It is possible to specify the starlist file name as null (" ") in which case the restoration will become one in which the entire image is treated as background and the result will be a standard Lucy-Richardson one with added smoothness constraint.
The primary difference between the earlier PLUCY code and CPLUCY is the representation of the point source channel. In PLUCY the points are delta functions in an image array and hence are constrained to be at the centre of pixels. In CPLUCY the points are free to be at any sub-pixel positions because they are represented as X,Y pairs rather than delta-functions in an image. This new features also avoids the need to sub-sample the data frames.
The Background:
The background starts off flat with a value and containing half the flux of the input image. It then starts to model the background found in the data as the objective function is iteratively maximised. The smoothness of this background is constrained by the behaviour of the entropy.
This code uses a "floating prior" when the entropy becomes relative to a (smooth) surface computed from the previous background estimate:
---- \ Sf = - > PS ln(PS/FP) where FP is the "floating prior". / ---- pixelsThis "floating prior" is the result of convolving the previous background estimate with a gaussian smoothing kernel having a width (sigma) specified by the "skernel" parameter. At each iteration the previous background image is convolved with this kernel and used as the floating prior. If a large width is specified the background image is forced to be smooth over larger spatial scales.
One can consider the entropy term as a reluctance to change relative to the previous shape of the background. The relative strength of the entropy term in the objective function is controlled by the "fracent" parameter which typically takes values in the range 0.1 to 0.5.
The speed of convergence seems to depend strongly on the strength of the background when compared to the flux in the point sources. If it is very low and perhaps contains some zeroes progress will be slow. However very high backgrounds also lead to slow convergence. It is recommended that any large DC offset in the background is removed but not fully - for example if the image has a minimum value of 9500 and the background has a mean of 10000 then subtracting 9400 before processing may be wise.
In order to improve the results for HST WFPC2 images there is an option to also apply a "pixel response function" convolution kernel. This is applied when creating the individual PSFs for the point sources in the field.
- data = "" [string]
- The name of the input image. The image dimensions must be even. Any negative values found in the images will be set to zero before processing.
- psf = "" [string]
- The name of the point spread function image. This must be the same size as the data frame and be normalised to a total of 1.0. The PSFs must have their peaks positioned such that when they are convolved with the point source image the result is registered with the input data image. PSF registration is often the most difficult part of using this software effectively - as a rule if the PSF peak is in the centre of pixel (NX/2,NY/2) then the peaks in the estimates for the data images will be in the same pixels as the positions of the delta functions. Any negative values found in the PSFs will be set to zero and the result will be normalised to a total of 1.0.
- fracent = 0.1 [float]
- The fractional strength of the entropy in the expression for the objective function. A larger value forces the background to be smoother, a value of zero results in a normal Richardson-Lucy restoration likelihood maximisation with no entropy component. A typical value is 0.1, the default, but some trial and error is recommended. See also the notes for the smoothing kernel below.
- niter = 50 [integer]
- The number of iterations to be performed. The speed of convergence depends on many factors and no firm recommendations can be made. It is suggested that the "verbose" option is used and the rate of change of the objective function monitored. If the former is very small (1.0e-8) then the restoration has converged and the result is likely to be optimal. This can occur after only 20 iterations but is more likely to require many more. It should be noted that because the background is "regularised" by the entropy term the optimal solution is actually at convergence - there is no need for (probably arbitrary) stopping rules to define the best point at which to stop iterating.
- starlist = "" [string]
- The name of an text file which lists the positions and relative initial intensities of the point sources. There are three columns:
Column 1 The X coordinate of the star in pixel coordinates. Column 2 The Y coordinate of the star in pixel coordinates. Column 3 Initial estimate for the magnitude of the star [not used].The coordinate system is such that (1.0,1.0) is at the centre of the first pixel in the image.
The column 3 values are not currently used by the program.
This file may contain comments following a # or ! symbol. Empty lines are ignored. The numbers may be given in free format. If this parameter is null it will be assumed that there are no point sources in the frame.
- (back = "") [string]
- The name for the output background only (smooth) image. This parameter is optional and if set to null no image will be created.
- (starim = "") [string]
- The name for the output stars-only image. This image is generated from the list of star positions and intensities using the PSF image. This parameter is optional and if set to null no image will be created.
- (outtab = "") [string]
- The name for the output text file to contain the photometric results. This table has six columns:
Column 1 The sequence number of the star. Column 2 The X coordinate of the star in pixel coordinates. Column 3 The Y coordinate of the star in pixel coordinates. Column 4 The initial estimate for the star flux [from input list]. Column 5 The final measured flux in the star. Column 6 The final measured magnitude of the star.The magnitude is calculated from: mag=magzero-2.5log10(flux). The file has a header which lists all the parameters used in the run for future reference. This parameter is optional and if set to null no file will be created.
- (verbose = yes) [boolean]
- Whether or not to give frequent information about the progress of the processing. If this is switched on quite a lot of diagnostics are given, when it is off none at all. It is strongly recommended that this be switched on. The meaning of the diagnostic messags is explained below in the detailed example.
- (prf = no) [boolean]
- Whether an additional convolution with the HST WFPC2 pixel response function is performed. This is a special addition purely for WFPC2 and should normally be set to no.
- (interpol = "linear") [string]
- The type of interpolant used to move the PSFs around. The options are the standard IRAF ones: nearest,linear,poly3,poly5 or spline3. If the PSF is very well sampled "linear" may be adequate but usually "poly5" or "spline3" should be used.
- (psfsnx = 21) [integer]
- The size, in X, of the small images used to contain the shifted PSF images which are created from the supplied image PSF before the interations start. This array should be large enough to contain the PSF without significant loss around the edge.
- (psfsny = 21) [integer]
- The size, in Y, of the small images used to contain the shifted PSF images which are created from the supplied image PSF before the interations start. This array should be large enough to contain the PSF without significant loss around the edge.
- (psfxb = 1) [integer]
- The X subsampling of the supplied PSF image relative to the data image. This option is not supported at present and should be set to 1.
- (psfyb = 1) [integer]
- The Y subsampling of the supplied PSF image relative to the data image. This option is not supported at present and should be set to 1.
- (magzero = 25.0) [float]
- The magnitude zero point. The flux in a star is: 10**(0.4*(magzero-mag)). This is used to convert the initial guesses to fluxes and at the end of processing to convert the measured fluxes back to magnitudes. .le.
- (skernel = 10.0) [float]
- The standard deviation of the two dimensional gaussian smoothing kernel used to create the floating prior image from the current estimate for the background. The default is suitable for cases where the background is very smooth. If this number is too small the background may be able to model the stars in which case the photometry will be inaccurate (star fluxes will be underestimated) and the background
This task is complicated and some of the concepts are probably unfamiliar. So to help ease the process of using it a detailed example is given. Let's say that you have an image called just "data" which has six stars in it. The star positions are in the file "stars":
65 65 15 100 100 14 20 30 13 50 60 16 70 20 17 80 90 18The magnitudes are relative to a magnitude zero point of 25 given.
Then we could setup the parameters for CPLUCY as follows:
data = data Input data image psf = psf Input Point-Spread-Function image fracent = 0.2 Fractional strength of entropy term niter = 10 Number of iterations starlist= stars File containing list of star positions (back = out-bac) Smooth background output image (starim = out-starim) Point source output image (outtab = out-ph) Output text list file (verbose= yes) Display details of what is being performed? (prf = no) Apply HST/WFPC2 pixel-response function? (interpo= poly5) Interpolant used for small PSFs (psfsnx = 33) Size of small PSFs (X) (psfsny = 33) Size of small PSFs (Y) (psfxb = 1) Subsampling of input PSF image (X) (psfyb = 1) Subsampling of input PSF image (Y) (magzero= 25) Magnitude zero point (skernel= 5) Width of smoothing kernelWhen this is run a typical start to the verbose output will look something like this:
+ CPLUCY Version 0.22 (Apr 98) -Opening data file: data -Opening PSF file: psf -Reading star list file: stars ( 6 stars). -Setting background in first estimate to: 53.157# Starting iteration 1/ 10----------- --Flux distribution, Stars: 50.00% Background: 50.00%. - Sum of background image is 0.8709272919D+06 --RMS residual: 0.2046D+03 Max residual of 0.2365D+04 at ( 80, 90) --Log.Lik: 0.761617E+07 Ent: -0.444785E-08 Obj.Func: 0.761616989334E+07 Star # 1 Flux: 0.4435E+05 Input: 0.1000E+05 Star # 2 Flux: 0.6063E+05 Input: 0.2512E+05 Star # 3 Flux: 0.9449E+05 Input: 0.6310E+05 Star # 4 Flux: 0.4026E+05 Input: 3981. Star # 5 Flux: 0.4216E+05 Input: 1585. ...
# Starting iteration 2/ 10----------- --Flux distribution, Stars: 18.08% Background: 81.92%. - Sum of background image is 0.1426907723D+07 --RMS residual: 0.1030D+03 Max residual of 0.5793D+03 at ( 70, 20) --Log.Lik: 0.814180E+07 Ent: -0.333412E+04 Obj.Func: 0.814113266317E+07 --Objective function increased by 0.5249628D+06 Star # 1 Flux: 0.3104E+05 Input: 0.1000E+05 Star # 2 Flux: 0.4618E+05 Input: 0.2512E+05 Star # 3 Flux: 0.8058E+05 Input: 0.6310E+05 Star # 4 Flux: 0.2556E+05 Input: 3981. Star # 5 Flux: 0.2389E+05 Input: 1585. ...
The first few lines just show the files in use, the preprocessing of the PSF and data and the value assigned to the initial guess at the background. For each iteration the first line shows the distribution of flux between points and background. The next shows the residuals between the current estimate of the observed image (ie, the convolution of the current estimate of the truth and the PSF) and the input data. The next line shows the two parts of the objective function and their total value. Finally the estimates for the star fluxes (up to a maximum of the first five in the list) are given. If the restoration has converged the magnitude estimates should be constant to the accuracy given between iterations.
About 15s per iteration for a 512x512 frame on a SPARC Ultra 1/143MHz. The processing is dominated by FFTs and hence will scale roughly as the number of pixels.
1. The images must have dimensions which are multiples of two.2. The use of double precision arithmetic throughout makes this task
slower than single precision implementations on many machines.3. There are many internal large arrays and many convolutions. As a result
this task is greedy on both memory and CPU speed.4. The multiple PSF option is not fully implemented.
5. World coordinate systems are completely ignored.
6. This version doesn't support acceleration.
7. The sub-sampled PSF option, which is important for critically or
undersampled data, isn't yet fully implemented.
The original PLUCY method was devised by Leon Lucy and is described, with examples, in:Hook, R.N., Lucy. L.B., Stockton, A. & Ridgway, S., "Two Channel Photometric Image Restoration", ST-ECF Newsletter 21, pp. 16-18, 1994.
see also:
Lucy. L.B., "Image Restorations of High Photometric Quality.", Proc. The Restoration of HST Images and Spectra, (eds. R.J. Hanisch & R.L. White), STScI, pp. 79-85, 1994.
Hook, R.N. & Lucy. L.B., "Image Restorations of High Photometric Quality. II. Examples", Proc. The Restoration of HST Images and Spectra, (eds. R.J. Hanisch & R.L. White), STScI, pp. 86-94, 1994.
and
R. N. Hook & S. R. Stolovy, 1998, "Some Experiments with the Restoration of NICMOS Camera 2 Images of OMC-1", in the Proceedings of the workshop "NICMOS and the VLT", Pula, Sardinia, Italy, May 26-27th, 1998, eds. Wolfram Freudling and Richard Hook
The CPLUCY implementation and this help file were written by Richard Hook.
The 'stsdas.analysis.restore' package, stsdas.contrib.plucy.


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I took somewhere in between 20 and 30 mg of Ipracetin HCl at a party. I began to feel odd as I was drinking the water. About 10-15 after I was done drinking the water I began to notice patterns forming on the ceiling. I was sitting on the couch. Things just kind of elevated from that. Not much in the way of closed eye visuals. Movement left visual trails. I drank two beers before I took the stuff. I drank two beers before I took the stuff. I drank two beers over the course of my trip as well. The alcohol had slight effects, and made me colder than I may have gotten without it.
After an hour I started feeling like the stuff was hitting harder. Same things visually, but the drug would hit me in waves, giving me a powerful feeling of sedation, and it felt as if my eyes were being closed by force at these times. I would be talking to a friend and would have to stop in mid-sentence because I could no longer remember what I was talking about and would be too overtaken by the wave of... that strange sensation. I don't know what to call it.
At some point a friend called me aside, and we smoked some marijuana. I was confused about what my two companions were talking about while we were smoking. I got the impression that they were making fun of me, but I really couldn't know. When we were outside, this was the most visual part of my trip. They were both smoking cigarettes and the cherries looked amazing as they moved them about. They were glowing and sending trails all over the place - beautiful looking trails. All movement made trails and I could see impressions of patterns in my feild of vision. I had to go back inside soon because I was very high, and I couldn't make sense of anything they were saying.
I was a little cold the whole time, and every once in a while my body would get little muscle spasms that I couldn't control. After somewhere around 4-5 hours into it, I noticed the effects were fading a lot. I was able to talk and act normally during this 'coming down' period, but I don't know if I can say the same about the rest of the trip. I did a lot of sitting down. I got a bit overly paranoid a few times with knocks at the door, thinking it would be the cops, but it never was.
Overall, it was an enjoyable experience (except for the intake of the substance part) and I'd like to try this stuff again. I'm not too impressed however. I'd say there are definitely better compounds out there. If someone were to sell Ipracetin, I would pay absolutely no more than 10 dollars for 30 mg.
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Mushrooms - P. cubensis
This would be my fourth trip, with my friend K and sitter J. The night before, we acquired 3.5 grams of psilocybe cubensis to share today between the two of us. At 10:55, we divided and slightly ground up a total of roughly five heads and a dozen stems. At 11:20, the true effects began to manifest.
The first physical effects began - the short, slight shag carpet began to take on a new physical feeling for me. Patterns in wallpaper, paintings, and tiles all began to grow and intertwine on their surface. Already, feelings of happiness and satisfaction are surfacing. Animals in the house take on a new, chimp-like noise - their chatter and communication through body language between themselves becomes more and more meaningful to me. At this point, we began to play Dark Side of the Moon. This is where my trip begins.
The beautiful atmosphere and setting we were in could not have been better. On a patio overlooking beautiful scenery, with plenty of colorful and interesting pieces of art to observe, the entire outside world began to appear in tremendous colors and tree branches began to intertwine in accordance to the music. I was very aware that each individual room began to take on a personality of its own. Around this time, I realized that I have had some inner anxiety hidden away. Currency began to lose meaning and money began to seem like a rather weird concept.
At roughly half way through the album, ecstasy began flowing through my entire body. I felt so amazing from both the scenery and the music that I broke down into tears for 20 minutes because everything was so beautiful. I was so content with life and the joy that I would be totally satisfied with simply surviving on food, water, and a minimal shelter.
Soon after playing with the pets, at roughly 2 and a half hours after ingestion, we headed over to the beach. The music had been a major component of our trip, and I was worried that the lack of music would change the trip entirely. However, the drive to the beach turned out to be fascinating. Our only choice of music was now rap, but the beat manifested some intense visuals. Apartment buildings began taking on M.C. Escher-style - balconies would be flipped upside down, railings and steps would turn sideways, etc.
The walk from the car to the beach proved to be rather intense, but without anxiety. This is surprising, because usually anxiety is a very major issue with my trips, but I had no problem walking and interacting with a few people. However, once at the actual beach, everything became very weird and slightly hostile. At this time, at around 3:30pm, the trip was pretty much over.
Overall, this trip was incredibly beneficial for me. It was my first completely positive experience with psychedelics, and I feel that the environment for my trip couldn't have been better. I can safely say that mushrooms are now my psychedelic of choice. Beautiful scenery, plenty of fantastic music, and some comfortable chairs were all it took to have this beautiful experience.
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Located about 120nm south of Beira and is developing as a tourist destination.
Position 22°0′S,35°19′E.The anchorage is difficult to get into as a bar blocks the way at low water (min.1.5m). Enter only at high tide. The deeper water, further away from the beach, is sand with good holding, but generally this is an open anchorage.
It is quite far from town and the “port” to which you can take the dinghy at all tides. Local boat-boys will approach you.
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I certainly don't fulfill my expectations what comes to communication in general. I abhor violence of any kind yet I constantly seem to have a hint of that in my voice. That is not the voice I want. I seek betterment, I seek ways to improve. But while at that let me embrace it for a while. If you hear or have heard that in me it's only fair to tell you why. So there goes.
I attack big software service corporations like Accenture, Tieto, Fujitsu, CGI, GG, all of the lot
Because many of them are about to die and it seems they're trying to take us with them. Once kings of the jungle they'll become extinct despite their attempts to hold us back with practises inherited from the industries that have nothing to do with us anymore. If ever had. New ideas come and they're out of reach of giants prowling their lessening territory. Even if they adopt something seemingly good it's quickly turned to something to benefit only the Man, not the customer, not the worker, since they're incapable of loving truly and passionately despite of all their facade.
I attack agile
Because it so quickly became a thing to market. It become something of so many forms that the meaning is lost. It has yielded some good practises and the core is a mindset of pure gold but there's a good chance that it will be gone. I attack, since there's so much for me to love in a thing that has helped in forging a being that is me.
I attack Toyota, TPS
Because I generally don't trust the current, nor the future group of leaders to be capable of transforming the ideas from a domain to another. Yet there are exceptions, there's gold to be found, there's fuckton of pure goodness. There's things to attack against to let other things flourish.
I attack leadership
Because leadership isn't anything. It is an empty word. A word which can be given a meaning on a spot. Meaning of leadership can be anything that fits the agenda and it's a rare situation where that agenda serves the benefit of everyone involved. Granted, that can happen.
I attack the Man
Since the Man don't love me, nor any of us that do the pushing. Nor does the Man love the ones we do the pushing for.
I attack JSX
Since bringing OO-paradigm to Javascript just feels so so so icky icky icky :)
I attack the business
Since in general that implies that there's business and there's something else. Yes, in business, we must be brutal. We must be ready to brutally show our clients that we care of them and exist to ease their needs. We must be brutally honest and brutally free from deceit.
I attack male dominance in industry
Since while you don't see the problem, while I don't live with the problem day to day, it does not mean it wouldn't cause problems nor that it would not exist.
These are some of the things I've been seen to attack against. These, and many more I will attack against in the future.
Some of the things I attack against, are the things I love and will fight for.


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Although he doesn't have a project on jxta.org, he is an avid user of the technology. He spends a couple of hours a week on<EMAIL_ADDRESS>but he also has his own JXTA-based project that is consuming all his time. He is often found on the user mailing lists responding to questions from other users. He also contributes to JXTA technology by reporting development issues regarding the API and build process. He has also contributed a number of feature enhancement ideas as well. He adds that, although he has committer rights on the CMS project, he hasn't had time yet to actively work on code development. When Fabrice first became interested in P2P technologies, he researched other types of technologies before joining the JXTA community. Other technologies he considered include: Gnutella, Freenet, Microsoft P2P SDK, Apple RDV, and uPNP. He decided to pursue JXTA technology as his P2P development solution because:
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Fabrice thinks that the JXTA community is really great. Their commitment to mailing lists and the availability of developer documentation are both instrumental to the ease with which developers can begin learning JXTA. Both give JXTA newbies guidance making them more productive when they are getting started with JXTA concepts and APIs. Fabrice thinks that all community members can and should be contributing to these areas, not just relying on contributions from JXTA core team. Fabrice thinks also that it is time now to have a great JXTA "killer application" for the mass market/enterprise market that will show JXTA's real potential to the world. A natural fit with JXTA can be social networking, collaborative applications, Grid computing and online gaming worlds. Fabrice uses a great deal of Open Source Software, so he knows how it can enable great code and application development. He's never had the time to work as a committer on other projects, but is trying to find more time to become more involved with the CMS project. Currently, Fabrice is starting a new company focused on Online Community Management that is using JXTA in it's core. He has worked for several French startups companies in Business Intelligence, Knowledge Management and Network Security. A Java addict since JDK 1.0 Beta, he is also quite fond of distributed computing and especially JXTA technology! He also loves classical board games (Othello and Chess tournament player), having time with his son and coding fun applications. He has developed an Othello Database Management program that has been announced on javadesktop.org and that will use JXTA to enable on-line tournaments playing. Reported February 2005 |


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In the midst of his many continuing guest roles on TV, Perry was cast as a regular on the 1990 CBS sitcom Sydney, playing the younger brother of Valerie Bertinelli's title character. In 1991, he made a guest appearance on Beverly Hills, 90210 as Roger Azarian. Perry landed his next TV starring role on the ABC sitcom Home Free, which aired only 11 episodes in the spring of 1993. By then, Perry was making his mark, and was instantly cast in a sitcom pilot titled LAX 2194.
The project was slow to take off, so as a back-up option, he attempted to secure an audition for the pilot Six of One, later to be known as Friends, by Marta Kauffman and David Crane, both of whom he had worked with on Dream On. However, because of previous commitments to the pilot LAX 2194, he was not initially considered for an audition. When he did eventually get a reading, he landed the part he is best known for, the role of CHANDLER BING.
The program was hugely successful and Perry, along with his co-stars, gained wide renown among television viewers. The program also earned him Emmy nominations in 2002 for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series along with Matt LeBlanc, but he lost to Ray Romano. As well as his successful career on Friends, Perry has appeared in films such as Fools Rush In (alongside father John Bennett Perry and Salma Hayek), Almost Heroes, Three to Tango, The Whole Nine Yards (alongside Bruce Willis) and its sequel The Whole Ten Yards, and Serving Sara.


Breast cancer is the most common cancer in American women, outside of skin cancer. It is also the second leading cause of cancer death in women. Early detection can help save more American women lives.
This project analyzes Breast Cancer Wisconsin (diagnostic) Data Set from Kaggle. First, this project utilized python pandas to clean the data. Then used postgres and AWS to host the cleaned data set. Next, it utilized python pandas, matplotlib, and sklearn to create a machine learning model that will predict if a tumor is benign or malignant based on it's attributes. Finally, this project used Tableau and a Flask app to visualize the findings.
Scroll down to play with our Tableau, or if you prefer, click on the Button below!
LETS GO!!!This project used a colab notebook to create a machine learning model that will predict if a tumor is benign or
malignant based on it's attributes. The code for this can be seen in the ML Code Tab.
The basic data exploration was done in order to decide how to best implement the data into a model.
It was determined that there were three main categories, mean (mean of all cells),
se (standard error of all cells), and worst (the worst cell). Based on this, the data was broken into these
categories and to work with the mean category primarily. A correlation graph was created in order to see which
attributes of the mean subcategory were highly correlated in order to avoid using parameters that depended
on one another. From this exploration, the best attributes were determined to be perimeter_mean, texture_mean,
compactness_mean, symmetry_mean, and smoothness_mean as these did not contain colinearity.
Next, the Machine Learning model was created on the above decsribed subgroup of the mean attributes.
This data was split into testing and training sets, and a Random Forrest Classifier was used to predict the test data.
The accuracy of this model was checked and found to be 91.8%. The SVM model was then used to compare accuracy and this
revealed an accuracy of 90.1%. This subgroup of the mean attributes was then compared to a model than included all of
the mean attributes. Creating the same Machine Learning models, it was discovered that using all mean attributes with a
Random Forrest Classifier provided 100.0% accuracy, and SVM gave 91.8% accuracy. However, an accuracy of 100.0% is
suspicious and is likely a result of using attributes that have multi colinearity. Thus, the model without it is probably
a better model than when using all of the attributes.
Finally, a third Machine Learning model was created using the worst category of data. When using this set and all of its attributes,
an accuracy of 95.9% was found when using the Random Forrest Classifier and and accuracy of 94.2% using SVM.
Next steps for these models would be to predict the outcome of new tumor and then check the accuracy against whether that tumor was actually Malignant or Benign.
You can see some code snippets below.


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Hello traveler, Do you have a hard time finding somewhere to stay for a good price.  Well then this is the app for you. Using state of the art technology to help predict the optimal pricing. Our Data Engineers paired with Machine learning Engineers use historical data that ensures you get the optimal price.
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Introduction
This is an example of a virtual file system that uses Google Drive as backend.
Important
It is a basic requirement that you know how to use the Google developer console to register your application and get the necessary credentials/information.
The Google Drive support uses Googles .NET API which is an advantage for people already familiar with it.
Adding the package to your project
dotnet add package FubarDev.FtpServer.FileSystem.GoogleDrive
Using a users drive
This is what other applications do when they want to access your Google Drive and the easiest to configure/use.
Getting the client secret
- Open the Google Developer Console
- Create a project
- Allow the project to use the Google Drive API
- Create an OAuth 2.0 client (Other)
- Download the client secrets file
The client secrets file should look like this:
{
"installed": {
"client_id": "redacted.apps.googleusercontent.com",
"project_id": "your-project-id-123456",
"auth_uri": "https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth",
"token_uri": "https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/token",
"auth_provider_x509_cert_url": "https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v1/certs",
"client_secret": "redacted",
"redirect_uris": [
"urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob",
"http://localhost"
]
}
}
Configuring Google Drive as virtual file system
// Configuration
var userName =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>var clientSecretsFile = "client_secret_redacted.apps.googleusercontent.com.json";
// Loading the credentials
UserCredential credential;
using (var secretsSource = new System.IO.FileStream(clientSecretsFile, FileMode.Open))
{
var secrets = GoogleClientSecrets.Load(secretsSource);
credential = await GoogleWebAuthorizationBroker.AuthorizeAsync(
secrets.Secrets,
new[] { DriveService.Scope.DriveFile, DriveService.Scope.Drive },
userName,
CancellationToken.None);
}
// Adding the FTP server using Google Drive
services
.AddFtpServer(sb => sb
.UseGoogleDrive(credential)
.EnableAnonymousAuthentication());
Starting the server
Upon start, the FTP server loads the credentials and - if not already authenticated - opens the web page to authenticate your server to access the users Google Drive.


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cbthelper¶
-
cbthelper.
getCapsBuilder
()¶ Used to get the selenium capability builder
Generating the CapsBuilder pulls in a large amount of data, so user should not call the constrcutor manually
-
cbthelper.
getTestFromId
(sessid)¶ Creates an automated test from the selenium session id
Parameters: sessid – string for the seleneium session/test id. Should come from WebDriver
-
cbthelper.
getTestHistory
(options)¶ Returns a python dictionary with the test history, filtering based on the options given.
Parameters: options – a python dictionary created by the TestHistoryBuilder
-
cbthelper.
getTestHistoryBuilder
()¶ Used to get the TestHistoryBuilder
Can also just call the constructor. Method created to match getCapsBuilder()
-
cbthelper.
login
(username, authkey)¶ Sets the username and authkey used to make the HTTP requests
AutomatedTest¶
-
class
cbthelper.AutomatedTest.
AutomatedTest
(testId)¶ Bases:
object
Helpful representation of a selenium test
Parameters: testId – the selenium session ID, usually from webdriver -
getSnapshots
()¶ Gets all snapshots for this test
Returns: a list of Snapshot objects for this test
-
getVideos
()¶ Gets all video recordings for this test
Returns: a list of Video objects for this test
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saveAllSnapshots
(directory, prefix='image', useDescription=False)¶ Downloads all snapshots for this test into a directory
Parameters: - directory – the directory where the snapshots will be saved
- prefix – (optional) defines the prefix used for the filenames
- useDescription – (optional) if true, will use the snapshot description instead of the prefix
-
saveAllVideos
(directory, prefix='video', useDescription=False)¶ Downloads all videos for this test into a directory
Parameters: - directory – the directory where the videos will be saved
- prefix – (optional) defines the prefix used for the filenames
- useDescription – (optional) if true, will use the video description instead of the prefix
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setDescription
(description)¶ Sets the description for our test in the CBT app
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setScore
(score)¶ Sets the score for our test in the CBT app
Parameters: score – should be ‘pass’, ‘fail’, or ‘unset’. The main module exposes SCORE_PASS, SCORE_FAIL, SCORE_UNSET
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startRecordingVideo
(description='')¶ Starts recording video for this test
Parameters: description – shortcut for Video.setDescription Returns: the Video instance we started recording
-
stop
(score='')¶ Sends the command to our api to stop the selenium test. Similar to driver.quit()
Parameters: score – (optional) shortcut for AutomatedTest.setScore
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takeSnapshot
(description='')¶ Sends the command to take a snapshot and returns a Snapshot instance
Parameters: description – (optional) shortcut for Snapshot.setDescription Returns: the Snapshot instance for this snapshot
-
CapsBuilder¶
-
class
cbthelper.CapsBuilder.
CapsBuilder
¶ Bases:
object
Builder for generating selenium capabilities
All of the with… methods return self for method chaining
-
build
()¶ Used to generate the capabilites using any options the user specifies
Returns: a python dict object that can be passed to the selenium webdriver
-
withBrowser
(browser)¶ Sets the browser the user wants to use. The string will be compared against the ‘name’ and ‘api_name’ properties returned from the selenium api.
Parameters: browser – as string specifying the browser (eg. Edge 17, Chrome 55x64)
-
withBuild
(build)¶ Sets the build name in the web app
-
withName
(name)¶ Sets the name that will appear in the web app
-
withPlatform
(platform)¶ Sets the platform (OS) the user wants to use. The string will be compared against the ‘name’ and ‘api_name’ properties returned from the selenium api.
Parameters: platform – a string specifying the platform (eg. Windows 7, Mac 10.13)
-
withRecordNetwork
(bool)¶ Records network traffice for the length of the test
-
withRecordVideo
(bool)¶ Records a video for the length of the test
-
withResolution
(width, height)¶ Sets the screen size for the test
-
Snapshot¶
-
class
cbthelper.Snapshot.
Snapshot
(hash, test)¶ Bases:
object
Represents a snapshot for selenium tests
Parameters: - hash – the hash for this image, returned by rest api when taking a screenshot
- test – an AutomatedTest object that represents a test currently running
-
getInfo
()¶ Calls out to api to get updated info for this snapshot
Returns: a python dict object with all of the info for this Snapshot
-
saveLocally
(location)¶ Async method to download this snapshot to the location given
Parameters: location – a string with the location and filename for the image. Should have a .png extension
-
setDescription
(description)¶ Sets the description for this snapshot
TestHistoryBuilder¶
-
class
cbthelper.TestHistoryBuilder.
TestHistoryBuilder
¶ Bases:
object
Builder to generate options for getting test history
All of the with… methods return self for method chaining
-
build
()¶ Generates the test history options
Returns: a python dict to pass to cbthelper.getTestHistory()
-
withActive
(active)¶ If set, will only return active or inactive tests
Parameters: active – boolean value
-
withBrowser
(browser)¶ Will only return tests that used the same browser
Parameters: browser – a string with the browser name and version: (eg. Chrome 65)
-
withBrowserType
(browserType)¶ Will only return tests that used the same browser type
Parameters: browserType – a string representing the browser family (eg. ‘Chrome’, ‘Edge’, ‘Safari’)
-
withBuild
(build)¶ Will only return tests that match the build given
-
withEndDate
(endDate)¶
-
withLimit
(limit)¶ Sets the max number of tests to return
-
withName
(name)¶ Will only return tests that match the name given
-
withPlatform
(platform)¶ Will only return tests with the same platform (OS)
Parameters: platform – string with the platform (eg. ‘Windows 10’, ‘Mac OS 10.13’)
-
withPlatformType
(platformType)¶ Will only return tests with the same platformType (OS Family)
Parameters: platformType – string with the platform type (eg. ‘Windows’, ‘Mac’, ‘Android’)
-
withResolution
(resolution)¶ Will only return tests that used the same resolution
Parameters: resolution – a string with the form ‘WIDTHxHEIGHT’ (eg. ‘1024x768’)
-
withScore
(score)¶ Will only return tests with the score specified (‘pass’, ‘fail’, ‘unset’)
The library contains helpful enums cbthelper.(SCORE_PASS, SCORE_FAIL, SCORE_UNSET)
-
withStartDate
(startDate)¶
-
withUrl
(url)¶ Will only return tests that navigate to the same url
-
Video¶
-
class
cbthelper.Video.
Video
(hash, test)¶ Bases:
object
Represents a video recording for a selenium test
Parameters: - hash – the hash for this video, returned by rest api when starting a recording
- test – an AutomatedTest object that represents a test currently running
-
getInfo
()¶ Calls out to api to get updated info for this video
Returns: a python dict object with all of the info for this video
-
saveLocally
(location)¶ Async method to download this video to the location given. Recording will be stopped if active.
Parameters: location – a string with the location and filename for the video. Should have a .mp4 extension
-
setDescription
(description)¶ Sets the description for this video
-
stopRecording
()¶ Sends the command to stop a video recording


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An Expat's Guide to the French Motorcycle Licence
France is beautiful country, the only problem is that way too many french people live there. This will quickly become apparent to you once the novelty of being in a new country has worn off, and/or once you’ve stepped into the 16th pile of dog shit in any given week of being in a major French city.
 France has thousands of kilometers of toll-free scenic roads along it’s coastline, an extensive network of relatively well-maintained “departementales” in the seldom-visited but quaint center of the hexagon, plenty of roads in the Alps, the Pyrenees, and easy access to several other European countries in less than a day of highway riding. I can attest personally, it is a beautiful place to ride, and in my six months of drivings, I feel like I’ve barely scratched the surface.
So now you want a bike; well, I’m sorry but I lied in my introduction. There are much more problems with France than just it’s inhabitants; the french have invented the central state and perfected bureaucracy to a level that would put Byzantium to shame, so getting in the saddle is going to be slightly harder than just buying a bike.
Step 0: Who this is for
I am writing this for holders of VLS (visa long séjour, or long stay visa), although it may apply to the holders of other visas. In practical terms, I am not sure that going through any of this bureaucratic rigamarole is worth it on a stay any shorter than six months, unless you are going to return to France regularly and have some reason to hold an EU permit.
The foremost reasons to go through all this cost and hassle for me is to own a motorcycle in my name (licence plates don’t need to renewed for motorcycles), keep it in the EU and more easily ride around when I will be back (likely a few months a year).
It is assumed that you have at least a functional understanding of reading, writing and speaking french. If you don’t… you’re probably not going to make it.
Step 1: Considering your options
Before you endeavour getting a french licence, consider the other options that you might have that DON’T involve 30+ hours of instruction and a thousand euros; unless you plan on being a regular resident (spent the majority of your time in France), they are many:
1) Get a motorcycle permit and an international licence in your home jurisdiction. In my experience, most of the western licences are easily recognized, and provided that you can provide an international licence or notarized translation, your licence will be recognized without any problem. With my Canadian licence, even putting plates on a vehicle wasn’t a problem. This is by far the easier way to get riding, and saves you the hassle of learning the ropes of a brand new bureaucracy. In hindsight, I really wish I had done this; don’t make the same mistake.
2) Elect to ride a 125cc or smaller bike. More experienced riders will scoff at this idea, but if you’re new to riding, this might legitimately be a good way to get comfortable. At this engine size most people think of scooters, but the regulations around “light motorcycles” in Europe has encouraged the development of an impressive amount of offerings in this segment. I myself rode a chinese partsbin bike based off a Honda CBF125 engine clone, and there are many variations available (Brixton, Archives), but even more established companies have 125cc offerings that are more well established. The Husqvarna Svartpilen 125 is a good example: twin-cam and water-cooled, it makes 15 HP out of it’s tiny thumper, or 150HP/L, an impressive ratio in any internal combustion engine. If I managed to do highway riding with 9 HP, you’ll be able to do it with 15.
You will need a 7-hour class if you have never ridden a motorcycle before, which will supplement your home state’s car licence with a laminated certificate. Cost is around 200 EUR depending on the market.
3) Obtain a french driver’s licence; this is what the rest of this post is about. As with the rest of Europe, motorcycle licences are tiered, so you will apply for an A2 licence, which limits you to just under 50HP for the first two years of riding. To get your full licence, you will need to go through another 7 hour class 2 years after having obtained your A2 licence, at which point you will get your full A permit. Most more powerful bikes can be restricted to A2 power levels at the dealership, which essentially means you can buy nearly anything you want with an A2.
Step 2: Paperwork considerations
To defeat your bureaucracy, you need to think like a bureaucrat. Bureaucrats are by nature creatures of habit, unwilling or unable to manage exceptions, which means that your “irregular” application as an immigrant will likely be rejected a few time unless you make it “look” as regular as you possibly can. This is one of the reasons why you should go through this process in your home country if at all possible. Go above and beyond in providing paperwork, without looking like you are trying too hard. It’s a delicate balance, but your driving school will be able to assist you in filing. Here is what you will need:
1) A proof of address, generally an electricity or other utility bill
2) A proof of immigration status, generally a visa accompanied by a validation or a carte de séjour. As a “PVT” visa holder, you are exempt from receiving a “carte de séjour”… more on this later.
3) ID in the form of a passport, an existing drivers licence.
4) ID photos, preferably in a digital format. Most photo booths can deliver those; they are delivered in the traditional printed format, but a code is also included for easy referencing during your paperwork phases.
Point number 1 is generally the hard one to acquire.
My way around this was to take out a renter’s insurance policy on the place I was renting, which apart from the cost (about 300 euros, paid once for the year) was relatively painless. I took out my policy through MAIF, an insurance mutual with the most helpful staff I’ve ever had the pleasure of dealing with; I highly recommend them. The “attestation d’assurance” document you will get once subscribed is treated as a valid proof of address for all driving-related processes I have gone through.
You can also try to get a sponsor to fill out an “attestation d’hébergement”, although this is a bit intrusive for all parties. I have not heard reports of this method working, but it is supposed to be formally recognized.
Step 3: Enroll in a motorcycle driving school
Finding a good school is of utmost importance, and strongly tied to the last two steps. The french have a online management system called Agence nationale des titres sécurisés (ANTS) that makes obtaining and renewing licences very easy; as an “irregular”, none of these systems will work for you during most of the licensing process; your driving school will essentially be your point of contact for all official communications.
Most schools will charge between 750 and 1000 euros all inclusive for your training. Put aside some money for gear, as you will need to come equipped with:
- An EU-approved helmet
- EU-approved motorcycle gloves
- Shoes or boots that cover the scapula (not necessary but recommended)
- EU-approved motorcycling vest (not legally necessary, but most schools will not let you ride a bike without one)
At the time I am writing this, this is at least 300 euros worth of gear. I spent more than this sum on my helmet alone, so prices will vary wildly.
Step 3.5 : Fight with bureaucrats
The Ministry of Interior is the organization that manages both immigration status and drivers licences, so you would think that they would now about different visa programs and their particularities… but you’d be wrong. Entirely different offices manage immigration and licences. In practice, if you are a “PVT” visa holder, there is a very high likelyhood that your initial request for a permit, something that is filed when you register with your school, will be rejected. This is because they are expecting to get a “carte de séjour” or a validated visa along with the documents that your are required to provide to your driving school.
As a VLS holder, you are exempt from validating your visa, which in turns makes it impossible for you to get a “carte de séjour”, a document usually delivered by local authorities.
You will likely need to fight to get this recognized. If you’ve ever successfully fought your way through a bureaucracy, the same rules apply: be relentless but polite, keep a very detailed record of who you talk to, what is said and when, ask for things to be put in writing whenever possible. You will of course need a good mastery of French to do this, as all public services are only available in this language. Keep your driving school in the know, as they can also push certain buttons on their side.
Step 4 : Theoretical lessons and exam aka “code”
This can usually be done in parallel with step 4. As in many other jurisdictions, you need a learner’s permit to ride on the road accompanied by your driving school; the prerequisites for this is passing a theoretical exam, and the first practical exam.
My school had an e-learning platform called Codes Rousseau (not related in any way to my family), which presented a series of quizzes to get familiar with the type of questions on the exam. You can speedrun a 100% completion with passing grades within 4-5 hours if you have any basic knowledge of french traffic signs and motorcycles. This gets you ready for the exam, but is NOT the exam itself! Knowing that I was a driver of 10+ years, my school did not give me any theory in class; your mileage may vary.
Once you are done with the learning, you or your driving school will need to schedule the “code” exam at a service center or post office. I opted to have my school schedule it, since I did not have the correct documents to register myself.
The exam is a simple, time-limited multiple choice test which you must pass with 80%. There is plenty of time; read the questions carefully and you will be fine. I do not recall seeing an option for going through the test in english!
Step 5: Practical lessons
The law requires you to attend at least 8 hours of on-track practical instruction. In most schools, this means doing the same drills in 2 hours blocks until you are proficient enough to your instructor’s liking. While you could theoretically stack these lessons in a day, most schools will not let you do this, with good reason. Apart from the obvious mental and physical limitations, I do think that you need a bit of time between lessons for the muscle memory and “feel” to set in.
The practice is gear towards getting good enough to complete the “circuit”, a choreography designed to test your bike-handling skills at low and average road-going speeds. Here is a video of what this entails:
Most of the difficulty according to all but the most agile learners are the low-speed sections; none of the other motorcycle programs that I know of have such a high bar for obtaining a licence.
Once you are done, your instructor will put your in a test group and give you a date for testing.
Step 6: Practical test #1 - “Circuit”
Having your “code” exam is a requirement for this part, despite the practical test not being on the road.
You are tested on what you have learned at step 4. The process usually happens on very well paved and well-maintained tracks, which in many cases are slightly larger than your driving school’s practice track. My school didn’t tell me this, which was a quite nice surprise.
You have to complete the full “circuit” to satisfactory standards, within two tries, and having put a maximum of two feet on the ground during any given try.
There is an intimidation factor since most testing days have many schools attending, and chances are that you will see lots of people failing before you have your turn. Chill out, trust your skills and you will be fine. If you do fail, you will have to wait until you can reschedule another test, and you driving school will likely charge you a supplement.
Be aware that not having the correct mandatory gear is grounds for instant disqualification from this and any other exams; your driving school should have stressed this. This includes not having reflectors on your helmet.
Step 7: On-road driving practice
Once you have your exam results for the “circuit”, your instructor will take you out, most of the times in groups of 3 or 4, to ride on local roads and practice your riding skills in a more realistic environment. You will have to do 12 hours of this.
If you have passed the two previous steps, it’s unlikely that you will have any problems with this step. Most issues that foreign drivers have in France are:
- Priority rules, which are completely the opposite of any civilized country.  This may sound absolutely crazy, but it’s how things work… to make things worse, sometimes the priority is explicit, but many times it is implicit. I recommend that you tell your instructor that you are unfamiliar with this system in practice, and that you request additional instructions in this regard during your outings.
- Navigating roundabouts, which takes a bit of getting used to but makes perfect sense.
Otherwise, the usual rules apply.
Step 8: On-road driving test
Once your 12 hours are up, you can apply to pass the test. The starting points are usually the same track that you did your circuit exam on. The evaluator and your instructor will follow you around in regular street driving for about 20 to 30 minutes in a variety of different conditions. There is a point threshold, but in my experience the evaluation is actually pretty subjective.
You will be judged on your behaviour and technical skills, and ability to read signage; however, there are no points deducted if you misunderstand directions, take a wrong turn or exit, etc. In most places, your instructors will take you on the roads most frequently traveled for testing, and it is a good idea to get familiar with the roads nonetheless; missing an exit will likely have a toll on your mentally even if points aren’t docked.
My evaluator was looking for a few things that you would normally not expect in a formal evaluation, namely “lively” accelerations (within the limits of reason) and a speed on or slightly above the posted limit. This might be more out of practical concern for getting more types of road covered during our limited time; I would still advise you play it safe and stay a bit under the posted limit, without being too ginger with the throttle when taking off.
As a general tip, exaggerate all your head movements, while checking mirrors or your blind spots: this is something they are very particular about.
You will get a pass or fail grade only after having completed your examination, and your evaluator cannot give you any feedback.
Here again, if you can negotiate a bit of clemency with the evaluator on the grounds of not knowing the local roads, all the better. They likely won’t be too accommodating, but having advanced warning of directions, or being more explicit about where to turn will let you concentrate on the road.
Step 9 : Request your licence to be printed
You would think that this would be a bit redundant, but once you have successfully passed the practical exam, you need to ask for your licence to be produced, as in a physical copy printed and sent to you. This is done through the ANTS portal, where you will need to provided all your paperwork, in addition to a new, fresh set of pictures.
Luckily, you can still use your exam report as a provisional licence for a couple months.
My licence took two months to get printed and sent, apparently due to a malfunction at the national facility that does the printing. According to the internet, the more “normal” delay is 2 to 4 weeks. Be sure that you can receive mail at the address that you have registered with, because there is no way of changing the address to which the licence is going to be delivered to.
Step 10 : Enjoy!
End to end, getting my A2 motorcycle licence in France took the better part of 3 months, including the licence delivery it was more like 5 months. I had the blessing of having a flexible employment arrangement, and not failing any of the exams… any given failure could have set me back a month or more, as exam schedules are not extremely regular, or at least were not where I went.
The TL:DR on all of this is that if you want to ride a motorcycle in France on a one year visa, you need to get to work on your licence as soon as you land, the process is not simple, and can be long.
It only made sense to me of a particular set of circumstances, namely being a resident of a jurisdiction where getting a motorcycle permit is incredibly hard, long, and seasonally restricted, and that I am going to go back to France and/or Europe quite a lot in the foreseeable future.
Having a driver’s licence that is permanent and recognized everywhere in the EU will likely be a time-saver in the long run, as it greatly facilitates buying a vehicle, getting insurance, and avoids having to getting an international drivers licence and/or a translated and notarized copy for certain jurisdictions.
If it makes sense for you also and if you need help, please send me an email. If you’re that desperate, I’m sure you’ll find it despite it not being posted. I also welcome any suggestions for amendments.