Square Enix Holdings Co., Ltd.[a] is a Japanese video game holding company and entertainment conglomerate, best known for its Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, Seiken Densetsu (Mana), Star Ocean, and Kingdom Hearts role-playing video game franchises, among numerous others. In 2009, Square Enix Holdings acquired British game publisher Eidos Interactive, which was absorbed into Square Enix Europe to publish titles such as Tomb Raider, Deus Ex and Just Cause. In 2005, Square Enix acquired arcade gaming corporation Taito, known for games such as Space Invaders, Bubble Bobble, and Darius. Outside of video game publishing and development, Square Enix is also in the business of merchandise, arcade/amusement facilities, and manga publication under its Gangan Comics brand.
Several of its games franchises have sold over 10 million copies worldwide, with the Final Fantasy franchise selling 144 million, the Dragon Quest franchise selling 78 million and the Kingdom Hearts franchise selling 30 million.[3] The Square Enix is headquartered in the Shinjuku Eastside Square Building in Shinjuku, Tokyo and has over 5000 employees worldwide through its base operations and subsidiaries.
The original Square Enix Co., Ltd. was formed in April 2003 due to a merger between Square and Enix, with the latter as the surviving company. Each share of Square's common stock was exchanged for 0.85 shares of Enix's common stock. At the time, 80% of Square Enix staff were made up of former Square employees. As part of the merger, former Square president Yoichi Wada was appointed the president of the new corporation, while former Enix president Keiji Honda was named vice president. Yasuhiro Fukushima, the largest shareholder of the combined corporation and founder of Enix, became chairman.
In October 2008, Square Enix conducted a company split between its corporate business and video game operations. Square Enix reorganized itself as Square Enix Holdings Co., Ltd., a holding company, while its internally domestic video game operations were formed as a new subsidiary called Square Enix Co., Ltd.


‘Why PIND signed MoU with Abia on development’
by Gordi Udeajah, UmuahiaThe Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) Foundation signed with Abia State government will assist the state to develop a long-term strategic vision to deliver inclusive governance and sustainability to Abians.
Speaking with The Guardian in Umuahia yesterday, the partnership/engagement manager of PIND, Mr. Chime Asonye, noted that Chevron Nigeria Limited established the non-profit organisation to build partnerships and peace for equitable economic development in the Niger Delta.
Asonye spoke after he led PIND Team and other international development partners comprising the European Union Niger Delta Support Programme 4 and BudgIT on an advocacy visit to Governor Okezie Ikpeazu.


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- Solid color background. - Page must use bootstrap - All pages can not have external links to css, js and anything else. - External links must be approved. eg: http://www.w3schools.com/bootstrap/default.asp - Page must inlcude a responsive iframe. - Index will be index.php - No animations on index.php - One custom professional graphic. - index.php must include a Nato Alphabet flag from the graphics provided.(Nothing custom.)


BMLTNAMeetingSearchSettingsViewController
class BMLTNAMeetingSearchSettingsViewController : UIViewController, UIPickerViewDelegate, UIPickerViewDataSource
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This is the overall section label for the
Grace Period
Setting.Declaration
Swift
@IBOutlet weak var graceTimeSectionLabel: UILabel!
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This is the textual dexcription of that section.
Declaration
Swift
@IBOutlet weak var graceTimeDescriptiveTextView: UITextView!
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This is the label that goes just over the Grace Time picker.
Declaration
Swift
@IBOutlet weak var graceTimePickerLabel: UILabel!
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This is the picker view for selecting a Grace Time.
Declaration
Swift
@IBOutlet weak var graceTimePicker: UIPickerView!
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This is the main explanation text item.
Declaration
Swift
@IBOutlet weak var explainText: UITextView!
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Matches a row index to a value.
Declaration
Swift
private func _getPickerValueForRow(_ inRow: Int) -> Int
Parameters
inRow
The row index
Return Value
A value for a given picker row index.
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Matches a value to a row index (opposite of above).
Declaration
Swift
private func _getPickerRowForValue(_ inValue: Int) -> Int
Parameters
inValue
The value
Return Value
A row index for a given value. -1 if no row matched the value.
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We use this to make sure our NavBar has the correct title.
Simplify, simplify, simplify.
Declaration
Swift
override func viewDidLoad()
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We use this to make sure our NavBar is shown.
Declaration
Swift
override func viewWillAppear(_ animated: Bool)
Parameters
animated
True, if the appearance is animated.
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We only have 1 component.
Declaration
Swift
func numberOfComponents(in pickerView: UIPickerView) -> Int
Parameters
pickerView
The UIPickerView being checked
Return Value
1
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We have 7 possible values.
Declaration
Swift
func pickerView(_ pickerView: UIPickerView, numberOfRowsInComponent component: Int) -> Int
Parameters
pickerView
The UIPickerView being checked
Return Value
7
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This returns the name for the given row.
Declaration
Swift
func pickerView(_ pickerView: UIPickerView, viewForRow row: Int, forComponent component: Int, reusing view: UIView?) -> UIView
Parameters
pickerView
The UIPickerView being checked
row
The row being checked
forComponent
The component (always 0)
reusing
If the view is being reused, it is passed in here.
Return Value
a view, containing a label with the string for the row.
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This is called when the user finishes selecting a row. We use this to add the selected town to the filter.
If it is one of the top 2 rows, we select the first row, and ignore it.
:param: pickerView The UIPickerView being checked :param: row The row being checked :param: component The component (always 0)
Declaration
Swift
func pickerView(_ pickerView: UIPickerView, didSelectRow row: Int, inComponent component: Int)


[gecode-users] propagator PropCond
Martin Mann
mmann at informatik.uni-freiburg.de
Mon May 15 22:47:34 CEST 2006
> You have to return ES_SUBSUMED at the latest when all your variables are
> assigned - otherwise the propagator will not be destroyed, resulting in a
> space leak. You can return it earlier, when you detect that your
> propagator doesn't have to be called again. For instance, in a propagator
> for x<y, you can return ES_SUBSUMED once the maximum of x is smaller than
> the minimum of y, even if neither is yet assigned.
ah ok. memory leaks are nothing i want to have..
>From propagate, you should only return ES_FAILED, ES_SUBSUMED, ES_FIX, or
> ES_NOFIX (and special versions of the latter two for staged propagation,
> which you can ignore for now). Whether to return FIX or NOFIX depends on
> whether you know that your propagator has reached a fixpoint. If unsure,
> return NOFIX. This may result in your propagator being called too often
> (which may be less efficient but correct). Returning FIX although you're
> not at a fixpoint can result in the propagator being called not often
> enough, and you might miss a failure: dangerous!
Think thats something that should occure in the documentation of the
Gecode::PropCond
reference. Without your help I would have gone mad with debugging...
Thanks a lot
Martin
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He has given us the priceless gift of the Holy Ghost, which has the potential to be our personal, heavenly tutor as we study the word of God and attempt to bring our thoughts and actions into alignment with His word.
He has given us 24/7 access to Him through prayers of faith and supplications of real intent.
He has given us modern-day apostles and prophets, who reveal the word of God in our day and have the authority to bind or seal on earth and in heaven.
He has restored His Church -- an organization of believers who work together to help one another as they work out their salvation with fear, trembling, and unparalleled joy.
He has given us the holy scriptures -- His written word to us.
He has given myriad tools of modern technology to help us in our walk of discipleship. Many of these marvelous instruments can be found at LDS.org.


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How to download and replicate an experiment using psiTurk.
Basics of psiTurk from downloading an experiment from the exchange, to running it online, to paying people.


The First Experience: I'd smoked some plain (non-extracted) Salvia previously and the only thing that ever came of that was that the patterns on the tiles of my bathroom floor flowed about for a few seconds (and that might've just been hypoxia). So, when I decided to smoke some of my free 5x sample of Salvia, I wasn't very sure what to expect. Of course, I read up on it an awful lot, but the experiences were so conflicting, that I wasn't quite sure what to expect.
I loaded my little pipe with corpus Deae Salviae and applied the fire of my trusty purple lighter to the plant material and sucked up smoke. I have a hard time with smoke, and that of Our Lady Sage is no different. I took a huge lungfull and held it as long as I could to try and avoid a second toke, and lo, I do not remember exhaling. While holding, I thought, 'Man, this is gonna be a bummer. I'll be one of the immune ones, no doubt.' Next thing I knew, my room was trying to eat me. The far wall had stretched out and curved around above me and was snapping it's jaws a few times a second at me (/bird-tongues lapping at the mind/).  I spent the next hour lying in bed thinking about it.
The best I can come up with is, exhaling, I fell over onto my side when Salvia Gravity struck. I have problems with Gravity as it is, so this was no big problem, except that, being on my side and against a wall, I felt as if I was on my back, and thus the far wall was above me. The mouth of that beast was only the baseboard heater. With my fears thus explained away, I started to really get thinking about what this meant. I pondered just why I felt that I needed someone like Salvia and all sorts of nifty other things.
The Second Experience: about a month later, I had prepared a simple and roughly-eyeballed 2x extraction with the remainder of my unextracted leaf via acetone and some spare time. With school having been out for a bit, I decided to take advantage of my joblessness and my mom's jobfulness (?) to get some exploring done. I purchased myself a premium glass tobacco water pipe (read: bong) from a local head-shop and decorated it with a sticker from my supplier. I also worked on a resin extraction of Calea by boiling it in water (quite a wonderful smell, despite the taste; boiling Calea could be a type of inscense! Or not..).
Feeling a sense of accomplishment and contentment, I sat myself in bed with my water-pipe and a bowl of 2x. Down the windpipe that went in a toke and a half, leaving my thoughts restless and a slight pressing on my left side. Still feeling happy and confident that that was enough to keep the terror away, I put in a toke's worth of 5x in the bowl (no small accomplishment) and got'er done. This time, I remember laying down, and vaguely remember exhaling before I turned to a giant stone statue in an autumnal sylvan setting. Yellow leaves blew in a figure eight along my length and a kindly old woman offered me cookies and bad advice. Figuring that couldn't be our Numinous lady, I sent her away and sought Her.
When I found the face of Her in some still-green leaves, she told me that I really wasn't that ready for Her advice, and that I should just come up with answers for my own damn self. Leaves swirled through my face in a counter-clockwise motion (entering through my left cheek, for those of you keeping track; I should note that in both these experiences so far, a sour 'taste' emanates from my left cheek, as does the source of the Salvia Gravity) and I set about thinking. I had to work on my own, but Salvia helped, and all the correct thoughts seemed to fall into place when I needed them. I worked out some issues with a current obses--er.. crush I have, as well as some other things.
Perhaps after I get another few experiences under my belt, I can try a combination of Salvia with other herbs. Particularly Salvia and Blue Lotus, or the Diviner's Three: Salvia, Blue Lotus and Dagga. Also, I'd like to see how the Lady Sage interacts with the Master Yage (I'm a pronunciation heathen, I like the word 'yage', rhyming with sage), though I'll need to try the aya alone first.
Note that, despite the light-hearted wording of this report, I can't really help but think of Salvia in a ceremonial, almost reverential manner. Despite my meager two experiences, I still feel Her lurking back there, not just in the plant, but in me and all around. I'm not going to deify Salvia (despite my joking attempts throughout this article), but I will give her credit for being kind, firm, wise, and all around helpful.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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WITNESS LIST Administration Committee April 21, 2005 - 4:00P SB 1009 FOR: Gullahorn, Jack (Professional Advocacy Association of Texas), Austin, TX SB 1010 FOR: Gullahorn, Jack (Professional Advocacy Association of Texas), Austin, TX SB 1011 FOR: Gullahorn, Jack (Professional Advocacy Association of Texas), Austin, TX SB 1161 FOR: Gullahorn, Jack (Professional Advocacy Association of Texas), Austin, TX


module Tvar:sig
..end
Transform variables
Transform variables are a way to share a common data between two widgets, when the data has a different meaning (or even a different type) for each widget. One widget holds the original value, and the other widget needs to apply a transformation each time it wants to read or modify the value.
For instance you want to share a bank account b
between Alice in France
and Bob in the USA. The value is stored by Alice in EUR, and when Bob does
get b
, he gets the value in USD. Similarly, if he does set b 50
to put
50USD on the account, then Alice's value will automatically have the amount
in EUR.
What is interesting is that the transformation functions can also have side-effects. For instance, send an email each time Bob or Alice modifies the amount.
A more prosaic example would be a slider which shares its value as an integer between 0 and 100, and another widget which needs to read/save this value as a float between 0 and 1, and each one of them gets notified when the other changes the value.
type ('a, 'b)
t
a transform variable of type ('a,'b)
is a variable of type 'b
attached
to a variable of type 'a Var.t
by a bi-directional transformation.
val create : 'a Var.t ->
t_from:('a -> 'b) -> t_to:('b -> 'a) -> ('a, 'b) t
val get : ('a, 'b) t -> 'b
val set : ('a, 'b) t -> 'b -> unit


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133. Border Time Limit: 0.2 sec, Memory Limit: 1 MB Along the border between states A and B there are N defence outposts. For every outpost k, the interval [Ak,Bk] which is guarded by it is known. Because of financial reasons, the president of country A decided that some of the outposts should be abandoned. In fact, all the redundant outposts will be abandoned. An outpost i is redundant if there exists some outpost j such that Aj<Ai and Bi<Bj. Your task is to find the number of redundant outposts. Input The first line of the input will contain the integer number N (1<=N<=16 000). N lines will follow, each of them containing 2 integers: Ak and Bk (0<= Ak < Bk <= 2 000 000 000), separated by blanks. All the numbers Ak will be different. All the numbers Bk will be different. Output You should print the number of redundant outposts. Sample Input 5 0 10 2 9 3 8 1 15 6 11 Sample Output 3 | ||||||
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Korg MicroKorg
Patch Editor
This editor will work with the Korg MicroKorg. It probably won't work with the MS2000 family, though with some elbow grease a derivative of it should be easily made to work with them.
Communicating with Edisyn
Set WRITE PROTECT to OFF. Set the MIDI FILTER "System Exclusive" setting to ENABLE (E-E). Set the MIDI FILTER "Program Change" setting to ENABLE (P-E).
Hints
- Looking for both Timbres? Under the General category, set Voice Mode to Layer (Timbre 1 + Timbre 2). Then both timbres will show up as tabs.
Gotchas
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The MicroKorg neither sends nor receives individual parameters over sysex. Only a limited number of items is transmitted over CC or NRPN, so Edisyn doesn't implement them to avoid confusion. You'll have to send your patch to see how the changes you made sound.
| By
| Sean Luke
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| Date
| December 2017
|


I'm a software engineer working at MindSumo, a wonderful startup connecting students at elite universities with top companies. Outside work, I spend my time running and hunting down the perfect double espresso.


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pointerEX1PRO.initJSAV()
What is the result of the following
empRef = johnRef;
johnRef = null;
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if (!pointerEX1PRO.checkAnswer() && !guess[0]) return ""; // User did not click, and correct answer is not // the initial array state else return pointerEX1PRO.checkAnswer();


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| changing | xsd:boolean |
Whether encryption state is currently changing to have all disk groups
matching the state described in enabled.
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| clientCert | xsd:string |
Client certificate in PEM encoding. Host will use this certificate
for authentication when connecting to KMS.
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| clientKey | xsd:string |
Client private key. Host will use this key for authentication when
connecting to KMS.
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| dekGenerationId | xsd:long |
Data Encryption Key (DEK) generation number.
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| enabled | xsd:boolean |
Encryption enablement state.
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| eraseDisksBeforeUse | xsd:boolean |
Whether disks should be wiped when a normal disk is converted to
encrypted disk, or a disk is claimed as encrypted disk, or a disk
runs deep rekey. If set true, every sector on a disk will be written
with random data. Disk wipe does significantly reduce the possibility
of data leak and increases the attacker's cost to reveal sensitive
data. The disadvantage of disk wipe is that it takes a long time to
finish, so turn it on through UI or API only when necessary. If not
set, disk won't be wiped.
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| hostKeyId | xsd:string |
The Id of host key which is used for host core dump encryption. This
should be generated by vCenter to call key management server and pass to
ESXi host. ESXi host can later retrieve the key with this ID.
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| kekId | xsd:string |
Unique ID for the KEK in the KMS cluster. It's returned by KMS after
vCenter invoking key generation operation. ESX host can retrieve the key
with this ID.
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| kmipServers | KmipServerSpec[] |
The KMS servers where the global KEK is created and stored. Host will
fetch KEK from the KMS cluster with given KEK ID.
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| kmsServerCerts | xsd:string[] |
Certificates of Key Management Servers in PEM encoding. Host will use
these certificates to decide if a KMS should be trusted or not.
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Properties inherited from DynamicData |
| None |


The Provost has approve your personnel action request.
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#include <stUtil.h>
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| virtual | ~stHugeGenericMatrix () |
| void | SetSize (int cols, int rows) |
| int | GetRows () |
| int | GetCols () |
| Type & | Get (int row, int col) |
| Type * | operator[] (int row) |
Marcos Rodrigues Vieira<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Definition at line 230 of file stUtil.h.
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This operator returns a row of this matrix. You may use this operator as matrix[row][col].
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%= circled_title(3, "Change properties") %>
Every release can specify a set of properties that need to be set in deployment manifest and provided to service. For example, that can be database credentials, address of another service, etc.
Our release allows to change property port on which server is listening. You can see the list of properties that can be modified in learn-bosh-release/jobs/app/spec. Let's open manifest.yml and under the section properties set the value of port to 8888. Now we can just re-deploy our manifest changes. Note, we don't need to build new release version, configuration files will be regenerated with new properties.
Let's see that our property was changed:


I wanted a chat bot and an assistant for coding. I imagined a bot that could remind me of code snippets or links. Could tell others about me and what I can do or services I can provide.
I do not want a bot that can think on it's own or learn on the fly. I want a utility bot that I can play with. Feed it the information I want to remember and see how close I can get to making it feel like a real AI.
As of now, Ruby is not connected to a database, so any conversation is not recorded. It is not using local storage, so any information acquired by Ruby will be gone once you leave.
I invite you to ask Ruby anything. I welcome any advice, questions, or concerns. Ask Ruby the best way to contact me.


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add_graph()


7 - Sharing Bio-circuit Experiences
Bio-Circuit 5 Experiences
I have had some very wonderful experiences with the upper 4 circuits. Some of this may sound threatening but I hope not too much.Between circuits 4 and 5 is a place I call Darkmoor. Antero Alli terms it Chapel Perilous. (I'll see if I have info. on Darkmoor on the E-Net.) Darkmoor is the region of doubt we experience when we begin to notice the upper 4 circuits. Some, perhaps most of us, start thinking that we are betraying our parents, sometimes our peers, and perhaps ourselves when we modify our lifestyles toward circuit 5. After all most of us were taught from early on that we had to 'work hard' to live. Circuit 5 lets us know that we can enjoy ourselves, even be a little lazy when we need, or when we want.
The upper circuits do somewhat parallel the lower circuits. The bodily feel goodness of circuit 1 is paralleled and amplified in circuit 5. For most people life can be good, for some it can be great, yet others live fantastic lives. Generally when we learn not to fight ourselves, our general need to feel good and be happy, we learn to live well.
About a year ago I met the young wife of younger friend, who through their own doings were coming to terms with an impending divorce. In the months after we met she and I were synchronously thrown into 'things' together. We began to see and sleep with each other during their separation. She moved in with me some months before their divorce was final. Jim, her ex, has shown great integrity throughout the process and now seems to have resolved his concerns about the divorce. Both Jim and Alisandra made it through their problems by using circuit 5, the holistic neuro-somatic pleasure circuit. By indulging themselves in pleasure they found that their previous relationship was pretty shaky from the beginning. Since they both are fairly independent their new lifestyles are much better than their old one.
For them, in their need, circuit 5 worked well. They had no idea that circuit 5 existed. But they naturally used the processes of this circuit to help them get through. Sure it was tough, but not nearly as tough as others.
Alisandra is 14 years my junior. I tend to 'worship' youth and beauty. So I surround myself with people I think of as youthful and beautiful. In my social intercourse my friends and I deal with people our age down to college students. Since I have no surviving family and Alisandra's fundamentalist parents in Tennessee think she is 'possessed by the Devil' (by me??) neither of us have older, cranky parents to deal with.
Currently for us circuit 5 is the main circuit. We take our pleasure any-when and where we desire. And with anyone we desire. Sure we have our little spats but we both know the rules of communication.  She knows about my minor blood sugar problem so we don't get into arguments when my body decides to do something different. (I've been told by lovers 'You're cranky in the morning.' Isn't everybody??
Sometimes I wonder how the grasshopper felt. Did he really think that winter wouldn't come?? If we take our pleasure constantly will we miss some other important event? Yes. Tim Leary writes that people _stuck_ in circuit 5 think having fun is too important to be weighed down with commitments and progress. Those stuck in circuit 5 find it extremely difficult to even notice the upper 3 circuits.
The general warning is that there is always something else to learn, to experience. Till things go 'non-local', 'exponential' and/or 'non-linear' in circuit 8 we always have another circuit to experience.
One other important point. Infact it's a large consideration. Health, no not just sexual health, but health in general. Exploring circuits takes time. Without a healthy body and mind the fun of exploration is diminished, perhaps even precluded.
In this model life extension is a vital part. Writer Paul Bragg, who influenced Jack Lalane, made it to 96 with all his teeth and normal vision, running 5 miles a day and swimming a mile on occasion. Alas due to an unfortunate accident Paul Bragg is no longer with us.
There is no reason why we can't live to 100 or 150. Health is part and parcel of circuit 5. What does it benefit us to be kings and queens if our health is failing? Yet with good health of mind and body even paupers have the opportunity to become wealthy. With the emergence of micro- and nano-technology in 50 years or so, we may have the tools to extend life to 2-3 hundred years. Some visionaries tell us that because technology is exploding exponentially, in the coming century we may find ways to extend life indefinitely. Or perhaps until the individual decides it's time to die. It'd be a shame to die the day before immortality machines are brought online.
Along with life extension comes greater ability to cope with change. In a 150 year life cycle comes the ability to cross train in several different fields of study. Then after they have been assimilated a cross-discplinary approach to the tough problems can be used to better solve those problems.
Of course a 150 year lifecycle also means about 120 years of pleasure in circuit 5. That's quite a consideration.
Circuit 6 experiences
Circuit 6 experiences concern the Collective Neuro-genetic RelationshipAlisandra and I have been involved with neo-paganism for a few years. While neither of us believes in a real Goddess or God we do see the value in this for some people. However what appeals to us are collective neuro-genetic archetypes. Please read Jung's work on archetypes for established and accepted definitions of archetypes.
To us archetypes are patterns in both the conscious and unconscious that 'program' windows of action or opportunity for us. Archetypes can be either the individual's genetic coding (programming) or a culturally determined way or mode of experiencing life.
Alisandra likes Connor MacLeod from Highlander. In this story a young immortal must confront his immortality, ignorance and conflict with other immortals for a fabulous prize. Here is the powerful story of the mythical Hero's Journey. It is the story of all human life. Expanding consciousness can be substituted for immortality and the story is much the same. (And as presented in the previous reply consciousness may indeed bring to us practical immortality.)
Circuit 6 helps us get in touch with our past, present and future history. Some folks think that the current state of humanity is the culminating state. I think not. In a million years or so we may find as many different types of humans as we find in other different but similar species.
Part of circuit 6 is aspecting a neuro-genetic archetype. Some folks call this channeling; and while they think they are channeling a discarnate entity from elsewhere I have my suspicions. In my life I have noticed a semi-major personality change about every 2-3 years. To me the current personality is a variable composite of past personalities. It's variable in that it is a changeable forum or quorum of memories, thoughts and feelings that make up Mike. In this quorum there are stronger and weaker individuals. Each play their own part in my psyche. If I allow a change in the quorum these internal changes are evident to me and close friends.
Aspecting (channeling) is changing the forum, rearranging the quorum for a different perspective or view of reality. Modern channelers then speak and act differently than normally. But we don't need to be channelers to get in touch with the collective neuro-genetic patterns.
I said I'd share. (But I didn't say I would lecture a bit too. Along with aspecting is something similar I term virtual personalities. I have a virtual personality named Ammond. He lives in a somewhat different world than Mike. But he has much the same outlook.
Virtual personalities, sometimes called alter-egos, are pretty much the same thing as a Fantasy Role Playing entity. Those who have played Dungeons and Dragons are familiar with FRP games. But what has gaming theory got to do with life? Almost everything. Life has rules, regulations and consequences. Games have the models of those very same things.
Tim Leary got into hot water with 'games' in a time when life was a serious matter. Early in Joseph Campbell's book PRIMITIVE MYTHOLOGY Joe talks about different culture's approaches to life. One approach is that life is a game to be played. I like that approach myself. If we make ourselves perceive life as a game we can have fun with the game. Sometimes we can even get away with mucking with/the rules. Consequences are there though...
In Mike's life Ammond is part of the game of aspecting a neuro-collective archetype we know of as witch or magician. Others play this important game with him. Alisandra played for a while too. Both of us got tired of that game so we have mucked the rules, plotted a different course to the stars again. We are starting in another direction. But the archetype(s) is deep within our psyche. We can no more escape them than we can escape our own arms.
An advantage of being able to muck the rules is that we can determine what we can and cannot get away with. American culture is very restrictive. Getting in touch with the genetic archetypes enable us to experiment, to know, to be flexible enough to shape-shift into a new personality at whim. Our participants who are actors can identify with this concept.
In current psychologies we have models including only three entities--child, adult and parent. However these are a basic three in many thousands. The collective neuro-genetic circuit gives us the opportunity to emulate any of those thousands of internal, genetically and culturally driven archetypes.
Just for fun, here are a few words from Ammond...
'The witch is a powerful person because they learn to turn, bend, shape and condition reality. Life is a marvelous thing when one realizes that magick does indeed work. Through magick I can create, modify or condition anything in my life. That's fun and I benefit greatly.'
Thanx Ammond. And now a few words from another important person-- Arthur C. Clarke... 'Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.' Of which Ammond bends into 'To the culturally xenophobic any sufficiently different technology is indistinguishable from magic, ie. pure garbage.'
Circuit 7 experiences...
What can be said about circuit 7? Lots of things, but these statements are almost in a different language. Something not in English. In its most basic aspect circuit 7 is the point in the individual's development where they begin to understand how they program, influence, and condition their own minds. The programmer takes control of the program to design in or erase out those functions useful or not. This includes feelings and emotions. [Glasser's Perception orders give us a hint as to how to use circuit 7 better.]Circuit 7 is the metaprogramming circuit. Dr. Lilly has a lot to say on this subject in some of his books. I think Center Of The Cyclone and Programmimg And Metaprogramming The Human Biocomputer both address this topic. I haven't read the latter at this point. It's on my list of a hundred or so.
In other topics I refer to the human mind/body complex as a single somewhat mechanical entity. Robert Anton Wilson says the brain is something like a silicon computer. Cyber-punks term the brain 'wetware'. They even go as far as to distinguish between minds, ie. 'meat mind' and 'machine mind'.
In K. Eric Drexler's Engines Of Creation--The Coming Era Of Nanotechnology, he starts his book off writing of the machines that inhabit the human body. Each human cell is inhabited with millions of tiny nanomachines. And today we have the beginning of the capability of sensing, viewing, controlling and creating newer, more useful nanomachines. Obviously our understanding of the word machine is evolving. (Perhaps you have heard recently that folks at IBM labs have the ability to manipulate individual atoms. In 22 hours with a scanning tunneling microscope they moved 32 xenon atoms across a nickel surface to spell out IBM. It was difficult and slow, but it was done. Additionally genetic researchers on the East Coast are asking for children with genetic conditions to volunteer for genetic manipulation and testing. They think they can 'fix' the bad chromosones.)
The human body and by extension the human brain (wetware) is composed of individual micro and nano machines. So by extension we can think of the human brain as a macro-machine (in light of the littler machines that make its composition.) As time proceeds, technology and human knowledge progress. Even the understanding of 'technology' and 'knowledge' changes with new information. The understanding of 'human' and 'mind' changes even as you read this reply.
Today we are on the verge of a radical change. Additionally, radical changes in our paradigms are happening now. Either our individual worldviews keep up with existing useful knowledge or we will grow 'strange', alienating ourselves from the force of the march of the race toward the stars.
One of these paradigm changes is one which considers the human animal more machine and less a metaphysical entity. By extension we can also say that the human mind is more machine than metaphysical entity. A truly advanced, conscious and replicating, self-modifying, amazing machine, but a machine it remains. This disturbs many metaphysical minded folks because it has ominous consequences, the most ominous being that if WoMankind is basically a machine then what about an afterlife? According to this model unless some vehicle is generated to contain human consciousness there is no life after death.
Continuing on... Just like a computer we can program our minds. School is the primary place of programming. Learning is taught very little in schools. Students are supposed to open their minds to let the teacher pour in the socially accepted, accredited programs.  They have the genetically driven need to learn, but they perceive they are being programmed. Programming and learning are not the same thing. Our children perceive the hypocrisy. I rebel against the idea myself.
However ethical self-programming is a different item altogether. Folks like Leary, Wilson, Alpert, and Lilly, tell us that some techniques can indeed change our minds.
Personally I've used positive visualization to some success. Focused meditation is probably the best current legal technique.  The most powerful and most dangerous tools are psycho-active drugs. These are generally used to demolish existing emotional structures which might compete with the newly forming, more delicate emotional structures. This wrecking crew is composed of any of the psycho-active drugs available. The most popular are LSD, 'shrooms, XTC and pot. All of these drugs tie back into circuit 5 so there is a double whammy involved with their usage. For some people demolition of emotional structures works well. Others would just freak.
Currently these drugs are illegal. Our society has some difficult problems to face with respect to mind-altering substances. The primitive (and now our contemporary) shaman has used plant substances to alter brain chemistry for some 30,000 years. I have a fairly extensive reading list for these metaprogramming substances. Perhaps this is subject matter for an addendum.
Brain machines and disciplined meditation seem to be the most powerful legal tools. These are able to softly rearrange the minds programming without demolishing whole structures. As time marches on brain machines will progress. I presume that at some point, the most powerful models will become illegal. Figures.
Circuit 8 experiences...
Circuit 8 is very mystical. Writing about circuit 8 for me is difficult. I have a limited understanding of it. This is probably because Mike is a 7 circuit person. However Ammond is an 8 circuit person so maybe I should let him take over for awhile...Hey, Ammond. Wake up!
'Uhhum, what? Oh, circuit 8 is the metaphysiological circuit. This can be interpreted in two ways. [This is boring you know. Mike doesn't really like this stuff so i think it's a great idea to let the experts cover their fields. He can be such a stuffed shirt at times. You fundamentalist! Get a clue Mike! Let go. Have fun. Jeeze, it won't hurt your reputation too much.
I dislike self-made, so-called experts turkey. Did you know that an expert is a 'has-been drop of water under pressure??'
'Ok, let's get on with this... [i knew we weren't going to get anywhere. He's supposed to be writing this stuff, not me. Always leaving it to the little guy.] Ok, where did i leave my magick book? Here it is under the pickled frogs.  This whole place has that horrid smell. Should open some windows. It's springtime. I'm giving up pickling small animals. The larger ones can stay in the yard...
Circuit 8, yes i'm familiar with that area. Any progressive magician is, or rather should be. The term magick is a squirrely thing. It's hard to pin down. It took me almost a year and a few thousand pins to get it pinned down on my magicians viewing matrix. Darn pins, kept backing out somehow. Magick. Hummpf!
It can been seen in two lights. One is the mystical view, which i subscribe to. i couldn't be a real magician if i didn't. Rules you know. Damn unions, always making impromptu proclamations. Do this, do that. Believe this. I'm ready to quit and become a customer service engineer. I can fix anything. At least i could make some real money. Might even get a car...
Where was i? Oh yeah, two lights. Some folks like to believe in mysterious metaphysical powers. It all works together you know. Somehow. Like attracts like in contradiction to current physics. So whatever you work for you somehow magickally get. Or at least something like what you wanted. Hard to tell at times. It generally depends upon how much you want something. And how hard you work at it.
The other view is that natural laws haven't been fully appreciated, uhh, understood yet. This revolves around strange things like 'information' and 'consciousness', 'charm' and 'quarks' and such intellectual sillyness. Generally the idea is that we are all linked in a network of sorts. When we find the proper technologies and applications we should be able to slide around on the net, doing and going to different places in a flash. Sounds like hooey to me. i prefer magick, it's simpler.'
Thanx for that helpful explanation Ammond, I'll take it from here. Cranky this morning??

Know what you're doing?
'Yep, it's all in this here magick book. Cernunnos on a crutch! Where did it go? Magick book, hummph! Just about gotta' keep it on a steel leash. Here it is under the pickled snakes. I'll just mosey over and put it back where it belongs. Oh yeah, the front door is open. Bye. Don't make a mess on the way out, will ya'? This stuff is hard to replace. Where'd that infernal book go?'
Ok, to continue from the previous paragraphs. Quantum physics has been bringing us some strange information. Mostly it says that our views of the universe affect our perception of the universe so what we think we see is really something else. Or something like that. You'll have to get the information yourself. There are some good and bad books on this subject. Be careful of what you pick up at the bookstore. Somehow those books jump right off the shelf at you saying buy me, read me. You'd think there was something magic about it all.
Experiencing good synchronicity is a good example of circuit 8 being active. Jane Roberts, another aspecter of fame, has a lot to say on following one's impulses. Of course Jung is the one who coined the term Synchronicity.
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Pair programming is used in many places. It is used at meetups, at work and even in the early stages when learning to code. At dev boot camp, pair programming is an important part.
Pair programming is a collaboration of two people who code on the same screen. Usually there will be one person driving and one person navigating. The driver is the person who will be sitting at the computer typing the program, and the navigator will be guiding the driver and telling them what he should be typing. The programmers will often switch roles throughout this process.
There are multiple reasons why this type of collaboration is beneficial. When two people are working together, it is easier to spot errors in the program. The overall time spent figuring out why a part is not working the intentional way can be significantly less. Two different people will bring different experiences to the problem, which will also make learning easier. Another problem paired programming solves is complacency. People working together will be more active in solving the problem and not so much be wasting time. All of these benefits lead to increased learning and more experience in a collaborative working environment.
During the first guided paring session, Philip, Tim and I learned a bunch of tips from each other. We figured out how to fix the margins and better understand responsive web design. We spotted errors that would have taken longer to fix, and learned how to style html in three different ways. I feel that pairing is an excellent way to learn how to code during dev bootcamp.


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