The Skeleton Key malware is installed on one or multiple Domain Controllers running a supported 64bit OS.
The malware “patches” the security system enabling a new master password to be accepted for any domain user, including admins.
This enables the attacker to logon as any user they want with the master password (skeleton key) configured in the malware.
“Joe User” logs in using his usual password with no changes to his account. The attacker can log in as Joe using the skeleton key password and it is seen as a valid logon…
Key Points:
Requires domain-level admin rights (and debug rights which admins have by default) to “patch” LSASS on a Domain Controller.
All existing user account passwords continue working as normal.
Adds a new password that enables the attacker to log on as any user with this password – this is the “skeleton key”.
Active Directory Domain Controllers may experience replication issues.
User accounts that require a smart card for authentication are not affected.
The Skeleton Key malware currently doesn’t remain active after a reboot – rebooting the DCs removes the in-memory patch. Note that DCs are typically only rebooted about once a month.
The Skeleton Key malware only works on the following 64-bit systems: Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, and Windows Server 2003 R2.
Performs Kerberos encryption downgrade to RC4_HMAC_MD5
Mimikatz now has skeleton key functionality and seems to work on all versions of Windows Server…

Skeleton Key Malware Actions:
When run, Skeleton Key performs the following tasks:
Check for one of the following compatible 64-bit Windows versions. The malware is not compatible with 32-bit Windows versions or with Windows Server versions beginning with Windows Server 2012 (6.2).
6.1 (Windows 2008 R2)
6.0 (Windows Server 2008)
5.2 (Windows 2003 R2)
Use the SeDebugPrivilege function to acquire the necessary administrator privileges to write to the Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS) process. This process controls security functions for the AD domain, including user account authentication.
Enumerate available processes to acquire a handle to the LSASS process.
Obtain addresses for the authentication-related functions that will be patched:
CDLocateCSystem — located in cryptdll.dll
SamIRetrieveMultiplePrimaryCredentials — located in samsrv.dll
SamIRetrievePrimaryCredentials — located in samsrv.dll
Perform OS-specific adjustments using the global variable set during the compatibility check in Step 1.
Use the OpenProcess function to acquire a handle to the LSASS process.
Reserve and allocate the required memory space to edit and patch the LSASS process’s memory.
Patch relevant functions based on the operating system:
CDLocateCSystem (all compatible Windows versions)
SamIRetrieveMultiplePrimaryCredentials (only Windows 2008 R2 (6.1))
SamIRetrievePrimaryCredentials (all compatible Windows versions other than Windows 2008 R2 (6.1))
Skeleton Key performs the following steps to patch each function:
Call the VirtualProtectEx function to change the memory protection to allow writing to the required memory allocations (PAGE_EXECUTE_READWRITE, 0x40). This step allows the function’s code to be updated in memory.
Call the WriteProcessMemory function to change the address of the target function to point to the patched code. This change causes calls to the target function to use the patch instead.
Restore the original memory protection by calling VirtualProtectEx with the original memory protection flags. This step is likely to avoid suspicious writable and executable memory allocations.
While this issue was recently published, based on file data, it is likely it has been around for a while.
Mimikatz Skeleton Key Functionality:
Benjamin Delpy updated Mimikatz (version 2.0 alpha, Jan 17 2015 01:24:17) with skeleton key functionality.
Mimikatz can now inject a skeleton key into LSASS on the Domain Controller by running the following command on the DC:
mimikatz.exe “privilege::debug” “misc::skeleton” exit


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When connecting to an FTP site using SSL, if the certificate sent by
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Mega Menu
DEPRECATED. Mega Menu is now deprecated. Please refer to Menu component.
Mega Menu is extended menu component, which contains sub lists. The Mega Menu component provides fully keyboard
support. Arrow Left and Arrow Right opens/closes sublist.


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- Astronomical unit (distance from earth to sun): 1 A.U. = 150×106 km
- Temperature of the photosphere of the sun: 6000 K
- If an object moves a distance d in a time t traveling at a velocity v, then : d = v t
- The wavelength λ, the frequency ν and the speed c of electromagnetic ratiation (or any other kind of wave) are related by : λ ν = c
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Class BO.io.Stepper
Creates an interface to a Stepper motor. Use this object to set
the direction and number of steps for the motor to rotate. See
Breakout/examples/actuators/stepper_2wire.html, stepper_4wire.html,
stepper_easydriver.html and stepper_simple.html for example applications.
Defined in: Stepper.js.
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BO.io.Stepper(board, numStepsPerRev, directionPin, stepPin, motorPin3, motorPin4)
Creates a new Stepper.
// example var Stepper = BO.io.Stepper, Event = JSUTILS.Event; var stepper, stepsPerRev = 200, // update this for your stepper numSteps = stepsPerRev * 10, // 10 revolutions (+ CW, - CCW) speed = 15.0, // rad/sec (RPM = speed * 9.55) acceleration = 20.0, // rad/sec^2 deceleration = 20.0; // rad/sec^2 stepper = new Stepper(arduino, Stepper.TWO_WIRE, // or Stepper.DRIVER or Stepper.FOUR_WIRE stepsPerRev, arduino.getDigitalPin(2), arduino.getDigitalPin(3)); stepper.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, onStepperComplete); // acceleration and deceleration parameters are optional stepper.step(numSteps, speed, acceleration, deceleration); function onStepperComplete(event) { // each stepper is assigned a read-only id value when instantiated console.log("stepper " + event.target.id + " sequence complete"); }
- Parameters:
- {IOBoard} board
- A reference to the IOBoard instance that the stepper is attached to.
- {Number} driverType.
- The type of driver (Stepper.DRIVER, Stepper.TWO_WIRE, or Stepper.FOUR_WIRE).
- {Number} numStepsPerRev
- The number of steps to make 1 revolution.
- {Pin} directionPin
- If dirver interface, the pin used to control the direction. If 2-wire or 4-wire interface, the 1st moter pin.
- {Pin} stepPin
- If dirver interface, the pin used to control the steps. If 2-wire or 4-wire interface, the 2nd moter pin.
- {Pin} motorPin3
- [optional] Only required for a 4-wire interface.
- {Pin} motorPin4
- [optional] Only required for a 4-wire interface.
Field Detail
<static> <constant>
BO.io.Stepper.CLOCKWISE
<static> <constant>
BO.io.Stepper.COUNTER_CLOCKWISE
<static> <constant>
BO.io.Stepper.DRIVER
<static> <constant>
BO.io.Stepper.FOUR_WIRE
<static> <constant>
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Method Detail
addEventListener(type, listener)
- Parameters:
- {String} type
- The event type
- {Function} listener
- The function to be called when the event is fired
dispatchEvent(type, optionalParams)
- Parameters:
- {Event} type
- The Event object
- {Object} optionalParams
- Optional parameters to assign to the event object. return {boolean} True if dispatch is successful, false if not.
hasEventListener(type)
- Parameters:
- {String} type
- The event type return {boolean} True is listener exists for this type, false if not.
removeEventListener(type, listener)
- Parameters:
- {String} type
- The event type
- {Function} listener
- The function to be called when the event is fired
step(numSteps, speed, accel, decel)
Move the stepper a given number of steps at the specified
speed (rad/sec), acceleration (rad/sec^2) and deceleration (rad/sec^2).
The accel and decel parameters are optional but if using, both values
must be passed to the function.
- Parameters:
- {Number} numSteps
- The number ofsteps to move the motor (max = +/-2097151 (21 bits)). Positive value is clockwise, negative value is counter clockwise.
- {Number} speed
- Max speed in rad/sec (1 rad/sec = 9.549 RPM) (max precision of 2 decimal places)
- {Number} accel
- [optional] Acceleration in rad/sec^2 (max precision of 2 decimal places)
- {Number} decel
- [optional] Deceleration in rad/sec^2 (max precision of 2 decimal places)


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This guide explains how to sign, build, and test your app on Android devices.
You do not need to install the Android SDK. However, you will need to install the x86 (32-bit) version of the Java 6 Development Kit if you're using Windows. Corona does not support JDK7. See Java Development Kit Setup for details.
The Android build process generates a standard .apk file. You can build and test apps on Android devices without creating a Google developer account, but you will need an account if you wish to publish to the Google Play marketplace. The current price of the program is $25, mandated and managed by Google.
We only support Android devices that run Android 2.2 or higher with an ARMv7 processor. This can create some confusion because ARM processors are identified by both a family and an architecture. Family names do not have a "v" in them. For instance, the ARM7 processor is actually a ARMv3 architecture, and ARM11 is a ARMv6 architecture. See this guide to help identify the various processors.
When you build an Android app using Corona, you must specify a package name. In general, you can specify any package name you like, but it must be chosen carefully because it should be unique to your application.
The traditional Java scheme is to use the reverse-domain format like com.acme
, then append the name of a division/product, and finally append the name of the app. For example, com.acme.games.catchafish
would be a good package name, assuming you own the acme.com
domain name.
In some cases, the package name that results from using reverse-domain format may not be valid, and it must be modified before Corona will build your Android app. This would be true in any of the following cases:
The package name contains a hyphen or other special character (com.three-amigos
for example). In this case, convert the special character to an underscore: com.three_amigos
.
One of the name components contains a digit or other invalid character at the beginning of an identifier (com.3amigos
for example). In this case, prefix that part of the package name with an underscore: com._3amigos
.
One of the name components contains a keyword (com.private.idaho
for example). In this case, prefix that part of the package name with an underscore: com._private.idaho
.
If you aren't familiar with the available build settings for an app, please review them before proceeding with this section.
From the Corona Simulator, select File → Open... to load the project you wish to build.
Select File → Build → Android....
Fill in the information:
Application name — by default, this will match your project folder; keep this name or specify another.
Version Code — this value must be an integer. Each time you update your app, you must increase the Version Code. It corresponds to the versionCode
item detailed here. It is not visible to users.
Version Name — specify a version name for your app.
Package — see Java Package Name above.
Minimum SDK Version — Android 2.2 is available at this time.
Target App Store — select Google Play from the pull-down list.
Keystore / Key Alias — in order to build for Android devices, you must digitally sign your app using a keystore. Please refer to either Signing for Debug Build or Signing for Release Build below.
Save to folder — specify where to save the compiled app.
Click Build and Corona will compile the app into a standard .apk file.
For debug builds, Corona includes a debug.keystore
for testing your app on devices. To use it, follow these steps:
Select Debug from the Keystore menu.
Directly to the right, Browse... to the keystore file in the Corona SDK application folder:
CoronaSDK / Resource Library / Android / debug.keystore
Select the file and enter android as the password.
In the Key Alias menu, select androiddebugkey.
For release builds, you must sign with your private key. You can generate this key using the command line program Keytool. Please review the Android documentation here or follow these simple steps:
Open the Command Prompt (Run/Cmd) in Windows or the Terminal in Mac OS X. Once there, use the cd
command to change to the directory where you'll keep your keystores.
Type the following command at the prompt, replacing mykeystore
with the name of your application:
keytool -genkey -v -keystore mykeystore.keystore -alias aliasname -keyalg RSA -validity 999999
If you're using Mac OS X, precede keytool
with the sudo
command.
You'll be prompted for your credentials. Supply the requested information and tap enter to sign your Android app.
There are three methods to install an app on an Android device. You can not simply copy the .apk file over to the device.
Android SDK
If you have already installed the Android SDK, use adb install -r your-app.apk
.
Web Server
Upload the .apk to a web server. Next, point your Android device's web browser to the file's URL to download the app to the device. Finally, click on the file in the Download History to install it.
If this method fails, and the application downloads as a text file, you may need to add the following configuration line to a .htaccess
file in the application's directory on the web server:
AddType application/vnd.android.package-archive .apk
Also, you should set your device to install non-Market applications if you are using debug.keystore
. Click the Settings icon on the device, select Applications, then check the box next to Unknown Sources.
App Installer
Obtain an app installer from Google Play to assist with the process.
Google's Android SDK provides a set of tools known as Android Debug Bridge or adb. These tools let you look at the device's console log, install, and replace existing apps on your device. You can execute the adb
command from the Mac's Terminal or from Window's Command Prompt. A GUI tool known as ddms is also installed; it can be used to examine the log file and capture screen shots from your device.
These tools are installed as part of the Android SDK. Simply follow these steps:
Download — visit the download page. Instead of clicking the large download button, click on the DOWNLOAD FOR OTHER PLATFORMS link. In the second menu (SDK Tools Only) select the correct option for your computer.
Install — on Windows, run the installer; on Mac, unzip the file and move the folder to a sensible location.
Add Tools — follow the instructions for Adding Platforms and Packages. Install at least the Android SDK Tools and Android SDK platform-tools.


Class Weixin_BaseCore
weixin sdk core
Author:
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Version: 1.0
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number_of_fte: 3
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lowest_turnover_for_two_weeks: 1000
corresponding_turnover_last_year: 30000
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lab¶
The carme lab command mirrors the function of the jupyter lab command, but using Docker containers.
By default, the carme lab command will share the current working directory with the container.
Information for the port and image can be pulled from 3 different places and are searched for in this order:
- If an image and/or port is passed as an option, that option is used (top priority).
- If an image and/or port is set in the config/carme-config.yaml file, that option is used (second priority).
- If an image and/or port is set in the (user home)/.carme/config/carme-config.yaml then that option will be used (lower priority).
Option 3 is useful to be able to work on multiple projects at once, as it allows you to launch a carme powered docker container from any directory.
Usage¶
Usage: carme lab [OPTIONS]
Launch Jupyter Notebook (using Docker).
- Options:
--image TEXT The Jupyter docker image (must be based on Jupyter stacks). --port TEXT The Jupyter docker image (must be based on Jupyter stacks). --background Run Docker container in the background. --dryrun Only print the command, do not run. --help Show this message and exit.


Class constructor
The method to activate when ready
Check if the method can be executed or not
Parse the request and send it to the correct controller
Execute the method
Fail the request
The HTTP response code
Call the optional methods
Send something back to the requester
Perform a health check
Send a success response
The data to send back to the user
The HTTP Response code
A method to add a new health check method
Add a set of required variables to a method name
controller_name@methodName
Add a timeout to a method
Get the parameters from a request
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A class to handle the health checks for the service


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Listen for changes in the input field and display the number of characters entered in the counter span. As soon as 10 characters have been entered, don't allow any more characters to be typed.
Listen for changes in the input field and display the number of characters entered in the counter span. As soon as 10 characters have been entered, don't allow any more characters to be typed.


static
methods and fields that
are only used from a class other than the containing class. Such members could be moved into the using class.
Factory methods and members accessed from an anonymous class inside the member's class are ignored by this inspection.
Convenience overloads, which call a method with the same name in the same class but have fewer parameters, are also ignored.
Use the first checkbox to suppress this inspection when the static member is only used from a test class.
Use the second checkbox below to ignore member usages from inside anonymous, local, or non-static inner classes.
Use the third checkbox below to not warn on members that cannot be moved without problems, for example, because a method with an identical signature is already present in the target class, or because a field or a method used inside the method will not be accessible when this method is moved.
Use the fourth checkbox to ignore members located in utility classes.


You need readd this extension
Changes to the source code structure of DIM require this unpacked extension to be removed and re-added.
- Ensure all dependencies are installed with
npm install
- Start DIM development mode with
npm start
- In Chrome, remove this version of the unpacked DIM extension
- Add the new one from the
dist/
directory.
See the readme for more details.


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//! HTTP Methods
//! https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Methods
// Style guide is violated here so that @tagName can be used effectively
/// https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7231#section-4 Initial definiton
/// https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc5789#section-2 PATCH
pub const Method = enum {
GET,
HEAD,
POST,
PUT,
DELETE,
CONNECT,
OPTIONS,
TRACE,
PATCH,
/// Returns true if a request of this method is allowed to have a body
/// Actual behavior from servers may vary and should still be checked
pub fn requestHasBody(self: Method) bool {
return switch (self) {
.POST, .PUT, .PATCH => true,
.GET, .HEAD, .DELETE, .CONNECT, .OPTIONS, .TRACE => false,
};
}
/// Returns true if a response to this method is allowed to have a body
/// Actual behavior from clients may vary and should still be checked
pub fn responseHasBody(self: Method) bool {
return switch (self) {
.GET, .POST, .DELETE, .CONNECT, .OPTIONS, .PATCH => true,
.HEAD, .PUT, .TRACE => false,
};
}
/// An HTTP method is safe if it doesn't alter the state of the server.
/// https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Safe/HTTP
/// https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7231#section-4.2.1
pub fn safe(self: Method) bool {
return switch (self) {
.GET, .HEAD, .OPTIONS, .TRACE => true,
.POST, .PUT, .DELETE, .CONNECT, .PATCH => false,
};
}
/// An HTTP method is idempotent if an identical request can be made once or several times in a row with the same effect while leaving the server in the same state.
/// https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Idempotent
/// https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7231#section-4.2.2
pub fn idempotent(self: Method) bool {
return switch (self) {
.GET, .HEAD, .PUT, .DELETE, .OPTIONS, .TRACE => true,
.CONNECT, .POST, .PATCH => false,
};
}
/// A cacheable response is an HTTP response that can be cached, that is stored to be retrieved and used later, saving a new request to the server.
/// https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/cacheable
/// https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7231#section-4.2.3
pub fn cacheable(self: Method) bool {
return switch (self) {
.GET, .HEAD => true,
.POST, .PUT, .DELETE, .CONNECT, .OPTIONS, .TRACE, .PATCH => false,
};
}
};


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Alberto Santos-Dumont, – , usually referred to as simply Santos-Dumont) was a Brazilian inventor and aviation pioneer, one of the very few people to have contributed significantly to the development of both lighter-than-air and heavier-than-air aircraft.
The heir of a wealthy family of coffee producers, Santos-Dumont dedicated himself to aeronautical study and experimentation in Paris, where he spent most of his adult life. In his early career he designed, built, and flew hot air balloons and early dirigibles, culminating in his winning the Deutsch de la Meurthe prize on 19 October 1901 for a flight that rounded the Eiffel Tower. He then turned to heavier-than-air machines, and on his 14-bis made the first powered heavier-than-air flight in Europe to be certified by the Aéro-Club de France and the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale. His conviction that aviation would usher in an era of worldwide peace and prosperity led him to freely publish his designs and forego patenting his various innovations.
Santos-Dumont is a national hero in Brazil, where it is popularly held that he preceded the Wright brothers in demonstrating a practical airplane. Countless roads, plazas, schools, monuments, and airports there are dedicated to him, and his name is inscribed on the Tancredo Neves Pantheon of the Fatherland and Freedom. He was a member of the Brazilian Academy of Letters from 1931 until his suicide in 1932.
To learn more about him, you should read the full text on his Wikipedia entry.


GET Timeseries Names¶
-
GET
/api/users/
(uid)¶ Retrieve directory information for a given user.
- Parameters
uid (string) – User id to retrieve. As a special case, callers may pass - as the uid to request information about the currently-logged-in user.
time – current seconds as a number number added to the webservice call to prevent browser caching
- Status Codes
200 OK – User metadata retrieved.
404 Not Found – Unknown user.
- Response Headers
Content-Type – application/json
- Response JSON Object
uid (string) – User id of the requested user.
email (string) – Email address of the requested user.
name (string) – Full name of the requested user.
Sample Request
GET /api/users/-/1562786267913 HTTP/1.1 Host: localhost:9000 Connection: keep-alive Accept: */* DNT: 1 X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_14_5) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/75.0.3770.100 Safari/537.36 Referer: https://localhost:9000/projects/fe372daf01f75276c7e5228e6e000024 Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate, br Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.9 Cookie: InteractiveAnalysis=s%3A8d68aab2-0dca-4323-ad57-3b9beecd48b9.lx7aEaJwYLjaQaDeAIEicQHBS1X9Ph1BKcvNMNg731w; slycatauth=f7ff6a674c4a4ee6ab930474a78d24de; slycattimeout=timeout
Sample Response
HTTP/1.1 200 OK X-Powered-By: Express content-length: 66 expires: 0 server: CherryPy/14.0.0 pragma: no-cache cache-control: no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate date: Wed, 10 Jul 2019 19:17:47 GMT content-type: application/json connection: close { "uid": "slycat", "name": "slycat", "email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}


Rogue Pickings
A responsive website recreated independently from a Photoshop Design Comp using a mobile-first approach. Built using HTML5 and CSS.
Rogue Pickings
A responsive website recreated independently from a Photoshop Design Comp using a mobile-first approach. Built using HTML5 and CSS.
Jubilee Austen
A portfolio website for an imaginary web developer recreated from a Photoshop Design Comp. The aim of this project was to learn how HTML & CSS work together and to become familiar with the basics of Photoshop.
Unplugged
A fully responsive website created for an imaginary retreat business using a mobile-first approach. Built using HMTL5 and CSS.
Magic 8 Ball
Ask the Magic 8 Ball a question, give it a shake, and it will provide an answer! Created using an HTML and CSS template with JavaScript written from scratch.
Lolcat Clock
A clock which will display a different "lolcat" meme depending on the time of day. Press the Party Time button for a surprise! Created using an HTML and CSS template with JavaScript written from scratch.
Election Map
A U.S. election map which displays the results for each state when they are hovered over and displays the final result. Created using an HTML and CSS template with JavaScript written from scratch.
Hello! I'm Alasdair, a Web Developer.
After a first career spent in foreign language teaching I am excited to be making the jump to the tech sector. Now I am committed to perfecting my coding skills and combining these with my professional skills to create eye-catching websites.
My aim is to design and build custom websites for people and organizations who have passionate and innovative ideas to share.
I am based in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, USA, but I am originally from the UK. I am trilingual in English, French, and Spanish so I can easily build websites in all three languages no matter where I or a client is based in the world!


Soaked in history and the many different grandeurs of Kerala, Ernakulam is one of the most stunning destinations in God’s Own Country! The once a capital of the Kingdom of Cochin, this township is a major commercial area in Kochi and is also called the ‘Commercial Capital of Kerala’. While the existence of this city dates back to the Stone Age, today it is revered to have the most electrifying ambience in the entire country. Ancient, yet with modern charm, Ernakulam also serves as a throbbing hub for budding entrepreneurs and also contributes significantly to the state’s tourism industry.
If you are searching for the best time to visit Ernakulam, you must plan your trip during the winters. Serene and calm atmosphere, drop in temperature, clear ambience, and ample of tourist activities will make your trip memorable.
This span serves as a good-to-go time to visit Ernakulam. The city receives an adequate amount of rainfall; the ambience turns emerald green and creates a magical spell for the visitors. Monsoon also serves as an ideal time to laze around the city or just relax and get rejuvenated with Ayurvedic therapies.
If you are accustomed to high temperatures, you can visit this city during the summers. With temperature reaching a maximum of 35 degrees, the atmosphere may turn unpleasant or make things difficult for the ones living in cooler or moderate regions.
A visit to Fort Kochi can be called as a journey back into time! Fringed with numerous tourist attractions and historical landmarks, it is a melting ground of different cultures and traditions.
A popular hangout destination, Marine Drive is undoubtedly the most stunning place to be in while in Ernakulam. A 3km backwater-facing walkway, it is known for offering mesmerising sunset views. Come evening, this walkway turns magical with multi-coloured illuminations and creates an electrifying ambience all around!
 A 1744 palace built by the Dutch trading community in Kerala, this historic palace served as the Dutch and British Governor’s residence during different phases of history. At present, it has been converted into an elegant heritage hotel and is open to public.
A prominent landmark for the visitors to Ernakulam, this stunning beach is a must to visit destination! Dotted with Chinese fishing nets and lush coconut coppices, this is also the beach where the silent backwaters romance the playful sea-waves. Cherai Beach is also a wonderful place for dolphin spotting.


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This inspection converts Stream API chain into classical loop.
Note that sometimes this inspection might cause slight semantic changes.
Especially care should be taken when it comes to short-circuiting, as it's not specified how many elements will be actually read when
the stream short-circuits.


Grading: 2 points
Grading: 2 points
Question #3: The proper way to write this is to have it return a double, since an average is a floating point quantity. Its input should be a reference to a vector of ints, so that the vector is not copied when the procedure is called. Thus, the answer is B.
Grading: 3 points. 1.5 points for answering D.
Question #4: The answer is:
C: Because that way, users of the class cannot mess with the data.
Grading: 3 points.
Grading: 3 points. 2 points for answering S. 1.5 points for answering Q. 1 point for answering O, R or T, 0.5 points for answering A, V or J.
Question #6:
D: iss.clear(); iss.str(s); if (iss >> i) cout << i << endl;
Grading: 3 points. 1.5 points for answering F. 1 point for answering E.
Question #7: E: Before any code: typedef vector <double> DVec; Then: vector <DVec> dv;
Grading: 3 points.
If you want to test it, it is in: q08.cpp.
Grading: 3 points. 1.5 points for answering H. 1 point for answering F.
Grading: 3 points. 1 point for answering B, D, F, G, O or P.
Question #10: cs and argv[1] point to the same C-style string. s1 and s2 are each copies. Thus, cs and argv[1] will point to "XBC." s1 will be "AYC" and s2 will be "ABCZ." The output is:
UNIX> q10 ABC XBC XBC AYC ABCZ UNIX>If you want to test it, it is in: q10.cpp.
Grading: 4 points, allocated as follows:
UNIX> q11 A CC ECE GCEG ICEGI UNIX> q12 CC ECE GCEG ICEGI ICEGI UNIX>
Grading: 4 points each.
#include <vector> #include <sstream> #include <iostream> using namespace std; vector <int> i_like_tea(string &s) { istringstream ss; vector <int> rv; int i; string str; ss.str(s); i = 0; while (ss >> str) { if (str.find('t') != string::npos || str.find('T') != string::npos) rv.push_back(i); i++; } return rv; } |
The program in this directory, q13.cpp also has a main() that lets you test it.
Grading: 9 points, allocated as follows:


I was born when I was a child with a clean slate for a brain and the attention span of a high school student in a poetry class
Recently I can now confidently say I am an alumni of my alma mater The Meru School. As we loved to joke about, it is the only public school in the country that begins with a definit article. (Beat that Alliance..hahaha) Found in the miraa chewing county of Meru where the common greeting for a newbie is Baite Murumwe, it is a school that transcends race and religion bringing together teens from every walk of life.  Admission number 10517 was my licence number, one which I struggled to hide from members of the opposite gender to conceal the fact I was a form one or mono.
Like most millenials of my generation, employment at a young age is often termed as child-labour, hence my lack of any work experience. I find it weird that the system expects so much of ,e, especially the boy child yet it teaches me zilch on money....BOOHOO.....But guess who wants to deal crypto????? I guess taking pills in Ibiza and eating cake by the ocean will have to wait just a tad bit longer
My programming story is pretty interesting. I have always had a thing for tech. Someetimes I saw myself as the guy who would end up building a robot girlfriend for himself.Luckily I am good with the ladies..oink. So, with the curiosity of how Google operates and whyy FaceBook is hell-bent on data privacy or why Bill Gates is so damn wealthy, I got to narrow it down to computers.  Seeing hackers on the telly made me tingle with excitement, fuelling my want and passion for the computer abd all functions it executes. I love kidding around but my fsmily better be careful.  The roaring an engine, the spooling of turbos and the smoking tires (Remember kids, smoke tires not drugs)All the raw monster energy jammed in mankind's greatest invention; The Automobile,,,All the way from retro Chevvys and Impalasa to modern day Bugattis and Rolls-Royces, cars have come a long way from not only being a convenient form of transport but also a status symbol with rappers flexing diamond grills and hgh end lamborghinis and Cadillacs. Gimme 10 years and have a look at my garage. A Showroom I tell you😆 Watch till the end
Let's be honest; who doesn't love cash? Everyone says the love of money is the root of all evil.  No wonder such people are poor. On the other hand, i love money.  Imagine a life free of care....come on why go to Mombasa and fight hoards of people to get a slot on a ferry from the colonial era when you can splurge on a top-tier yacht and sail the seven seas like a boss. Explore the Carribean like Christopher Columbus. Fly on a private jet; breakfast in Nairobi, Lunch in Abu Dhabi and dinner in London. Food for thought.
 Back in high school, we could always sneak out of class to watch movies in the compiuter lab. We tried every co-curricular activity thinkable before settling for music festival where, with no idea of who is reading this, things happened. Best to keep things on the low. Fast forward to the KCSE period when all we did was throw books at each other and crumple papers waiting to rain them down on a sleeping fellow(A little sth to keep them on toes.) Camping, photoshoots, playing video games, fantasizing about how successful we will be in the middle of the night instead of studying (To be honest, that exam was a waste of time, sleep and brainpower) Having friends from both sides of the divide is fun. Sure you get the occassional squabbles and crushes, but hey, always gotta have some fun with both. THIS LIFE HAS NO SEASON 2!!!
Sadly I am the least athletic person I can think of💔....However, when i do decide to put my best foot forward, basketball always seems to come in mind. I remember one stint in high where i was nicknamed Jordan(I think they were making fun of my skills🤣). Don't great me wrong, I am a big fun of the greats, Michael and King James. Come to think of it though, I may be the only Kenyan man who doesn't like football. Just between you and me, I support Manchester United and Bayern Munich incase anyone asks. Have a look
Believe you me, if you have studied in a Kenyan high school, you would know that chemistry class, especially Mole Concept and Organic Chemistry were total snooze fests and a perfect afternoon siesta. Ever had Double mathematics after lunch and the teacher stole the P.E lesson making it triple maths😭. What about the poetry lesson when the teacher exaggerated the color blue in a single sentence? I got to develop the formidable art of sleeping with my eyes open and experiencing fantasia unlike any other during class. No offense Moringa.
Wanna tal about annoying siblings? Ever met me really? In a family of four, the 2nd and last born(me), have always been the nuissances of the family. Count me in. Due to my lack of muscle, my mouth has always been a weapon of mass destruction.  Call me snowflake...small but you feel my impact.
Back in high school, I was the guy who you came to when you needed something. Want to look sharp to impress a girl for an upcoming funkie? I am your guy. Want to write a letter to a girl(Whom by the way you have no chance?)? Come to me. I love helping out however I can. Just hit me up and I'll be there in a jiffy. Find me here @_jessiieee
I may not look much, but I am the best listener you can get in a 10 mile radius(How big is 10 miles😉?) The joker in me also has a soft side. Pretty much like Jekyll and Hyde I would say. And if you are wondering, I am no creep, stalker or eavesdropper, I am the best friend you call when You need a shoulder to cry on. Although in our society as of now, I would not want to be any girl's best friend. I am too young to die. But i did not say I am turning down any requests....Please keep them coming. There is plenty of me to go around people😏
Music 🎧 is a powerful force on the planet.  I have always been a huge fan of House and Pop. The beats and the extreme bass can give you a real kick.For the love of music, I am planning tonseet up my own music festival. Let's call it GLACIER🏔. What is your taste in music? Hit me up on my DMs....Plus, it's therapeutic when u have on a pair of eardrummers or the hi-fi system on max and dance the stress away with the immersive DOLBY ATMOS surround sound. Whatever your drug maybe, it is indisputable that music will transcend all that, irrespective of genre🎵


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xxm Demo Projects - 06 URL routing
This is a demo project showing how to parse data from URLs passed to an xxm project.
- Web.xxmp
- The project file, contains an internal list of the files of the project, and other data about the project.
Use xxmProject.exe to edit and manage project settings.
- FRegRouting.pas
- This is an alternative fragment registry. Parsing any parameters written as a sequence of directories is done by
GetPageAndParameters
.
- proto\
- Because the project uses an alternative fragment registry, all source files for pages and includes need to be generated using a template that uses the alternative fragment registry. There's also an adapted template for
xxmp.pas
.
- Default.xxm
- The website's default page. It lists any parameters passed to it. It also shows a list of example URL's with parameters written as directories that the alternative fragment registry picks up.
- Search.xxm
- A second page of the website. If a page exists with the same name as the first part of the fraction of the URL that gets passed to the xxm project, it will get loaded to process the request.
- files\
- Because URLs get parsed by default, all static files (e.g.: images, stylesheets) need to be put in the files folder, so that the 'files/' exception in
GetPageAndParameters
can let xxm take over in these cases to response by sending the appropriate file. You could pass the files from code (e.g. by using Context.SendStream), but this would prevent any extra feature the HTTP server offers such as caching, compression or connection control.


refresh
ValidateBox
It's easy to add validate logic to a input box.
minLengthTest:
参数:
URL:
Note:
minLength[3]:
Email:
URL:
Note:


Mouse class constructor
instance which bundles access to mouse, keyboard and clipboard
getPosition returns a Point representing the current mouse position
pressButton presses and holds a mouse button
releaseButton releases a mouse button previously pressed via pressButton
rightClick performs a click with the right mouse button
scrollDown scrolls down for a given amount of "steps" Please note that the actual scroll distance of a single "step" is OS dependent
The amount of "steps" to scroll
scrollLeft scrolls left for a given amount of "steps" Please note that the actual scroll distance of a single "step" is OS dependent
The amount of "steps" to scroll
scrollRight scrolls right for a given amount of "steps" Please note that the actual scroll distance of a single "step" is OS dependent
The amount of "steps" to scroll
setPosition instantly moves the mouse cursor to a given Point
to move the cursor to
Config object for Mouse class
Configures the delay between single mouse events
Configures the speed in pixels/second for mouse movement
Mouse class provides methods to emulate mouse input


UofW In-Building Map System
start building
DC
start room
1350
end building
MC
end room
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A trained, neutral mediator from HM Courts and Tribunals Service will listen to your views and help you to negotiate a settlement of your dispute.
Mediation can be quicker, cheaper and less stressful than going to court.
Mediation is confidential, and nothing said in the mediation can be used in court proceedings if the dispute cannot be settled. The mediator speaks to each party separately, this is not a conference call.
The defendant has already agreed to mediation. We’ll contact you, within 28 days after your response, to arrange a free appointment.
Your mediation appointment will last for no more than an hour.
If mediation is successful, you’ll make a verbal agreement over the phone. This is legally binding which means that you must comply with it. You will be given the terms of the agreement in a document – this is called a settlement agreement.
If either party breaks the terms the other party can go to court to ask for a judgment or hearing.
If mediation fails and a court hearing is needed, what happened during the mediation appointment cannot be mentioned in court.
You will not have to wait longer for a court hearing if you choose mediation.


Hey! An command line Interruption Tracker
"Hey! I've got a question."
"Hey can you take a look at this?"
"Hey, did you finish that thing?"
"Hey!"
Sound familiar?

Well hey, maybe Hey! is the tool for you.
When someone walks up to you and starts talking, breaks your concentration with
yet another slack message, or diety forbid, actually calls your phone...just
type hey <person's name>
on the command line.
That's it. An entry in a local db will be created for the event, who did it, and when it happened.
Want to start tracking _why_ people are interrupting you? After the interruption you can, optionally, list and tag the events, leave a note, or generate reports graphing all your past interruptions.
Track it for long enough and patterns are sure to emerge. Maybe you'll find that a little documentation could save you hours a week. Maybe you'll find that one person that's devouring more time than anyone else and discuss a better way to handle things.
Reports
One of the more interesting things about hey is that you are not limited to the reports I've created. You can add as many reports as you want in any language you want. They can generate, HTML, PDFs, whatever output you want. You can find details on the Creating Reports page.
To see what reports are available just type
hey report
Hey ships with 3 command line reports:
- people_overview
Generates a table with all the people you've interacted with, their recent activity, and tags. - interrupts_by_hour
Generates a graph of interruptions by hour - sparkline_24
generates a small sparkline graph of interruptions within the past 24 hours. Useful for integrating into other command line things, like your prompt.
Usage
Please check out the Usage page for usage details.
Installation
Mac Users
Homebrew is the best way to install it on the Mac.
$ brew tap masukomi/homebrew-apps
$ brew install hey
Geeks On Other Platforms
You'll need to build Hey! from source. It is written in
Crystal so you'll need to install
the crystal compiler. After that you just clone down this repository, cd
into it and run
./build.sh


Hello! My name is Zheng Wang. I am a Research Scientist in Institute for Infocomm Research, at Agency for Science, Technology and Research ,Singapore. Earlier, I obtained my Ph.D. degree from Tianjin University , China, in 2013, and worked as a research fellow at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) , Singapore, for two years.
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ExprNode |
This class defines the base interface for a node in the Soy expression parse tree, as well as a
number of subinterfaces that extend the base interface in various aspects.
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| ExprNode.ConstantNode |
A node representing a constant.
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| ExprNode.OperatorNode |
A node representing an operator (with operands as children).
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| ExprNode.ParentExprNode |
A node in an expression parse tree that may be a parent.
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| ExprNode.PrimitiveNode |
A node representing a primitive literal.
|
| Operator.SyntaxElement |
Represents a syntax element (used in a syntax specification for an operator).
|
| VarDefn |
Interface for the definition of a variable, i.e.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractExprNode |
Abstract implementation of an ExprNode.
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| AbstractExprNodeVisitor<R> |
Abstract base class for all ExprNode visitors.
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| AbstractOperatorNode |
Abstract implementation of an OperatorNode.
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| AbstractParentExprNode |
Abstract implementation of a ParentExprNode.
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| AbstractPrimitiveNode |
Abstract implementation of a PrimitiveNode.
|
| AbstractReturningExprNodeVisitor<R> |
Abstract base class for all ExprNode visitors.
|
| BooleanNode |
Node representing a boolean value.
|
| DataAccessNode |
Base class which represents access to a field or element of an aggregate value,
such as an object or collection.
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| ExprRootNode<N extends ExprNode> |
Dummy node that serves as the root of an expression tree so that the tree can be arbitrarily
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Reference to a named field.
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Node representing a float value.
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A node representing a function (with args as children).
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Node representing a global.
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Node representing an integer value.
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Represents the bracket [] operation, which can either be used to access an
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A node representing a list literal (with items as children).
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A node representing a map literal (with keys and values as alternating children).
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Node representing a null value.
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A syntax element for an operand.
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A syntax element for a space character.
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A syntax element for a token.
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Container of nodes representing operators.
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Node representing the 'and' operator.
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Node representing the ternary '? :' (conditional) operator.
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Node representing the '/' (divde by) operator.
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Node representing the '==' (equal) operator.
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Node representing the '>' (greater than) operator.
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Node representing the '>=' (greater than or equal) operator.
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Node representing the '<' (less than) operator.
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Node representing the '<=' (less than or equal) operator.
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Node representing the binary '-' (minus) operator.
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Node representing the '%' (mod) operator.
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Node representing the unary '-' (negative) operator.
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Node representing the '!=' (not equal) operator.
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Node representing the 'not' operator.
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Node representing the '?:' (null-coalescing) operator.
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Node representing the 'or' operator.
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Node representing the '+' (plus) operator.
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Node representing the '*' (times) operator.
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Node representing a string value.
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Enum of Soy expression operators.
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Enum for an operator's associativity.
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Enum used to distinguish subtypes.
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watchman watch ./src
Adds ./src to the watch list.
./src
watchman -- trigger ./src retest '*.js' -- npm test
Adds a trigger called retest to run npm test every time *.js changes in ./src.
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npm test
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watchman watch ~/src watchman watch-list watchman watch-del ~/src


I've experimented with 5-MeO-MIPT (aka Moxy, a snappier name which saves on syllables) a few times and in general, I have to say that I feel that my experiences have been quite promising. This is a chronicle of my experiences, with a few comments about Moxy's interaction with my acquaintances.
The first time I encountered Moxy, I was told the Shulgin description (that it was a very 'stoned' effect), although my provider hadn't had personal experience with it. This was the first drug I had done where I didn't have the chance to discuss it with someone who had done it before. Each time I've taken it, it's been from the same source and the capsules have been weighed out at 6 mg/dose.
In my first time, I dosed on one pill about 90 minutes after a light dinner. +2:00 I felt slightly off baseline with a subtle body high. I decided to take the second pill, adding up to 12 mg. At this point my friends and I watched a bit of improv comedy in a common area. Following the show (+3:30) I separated from my companions and found that I was getting quite remarkable visuals when looking at plants. A flowering bush I examined had an unnaturally vibrant glow in the evening and the individual leaves seemed unusually fresh and detailed. A friend made a joking comment about the walls in the building moving -- in my impressionable state, I avoided entering.
At this point I reunited with my boyfriend and we went to visit a friend. My friend is very receptive to entertaining others who are under the influence of various psychedelics with a variety of knicknacks and circus toys. As I watched him juggle a set of glowing red, green and blue balls in the dark, I realized that when following the movement of the balls, I was unable to also see his face at the same time -- that is, I could only concentrate on the balls' movements or on the person doing it. I could not unite both images in my head. While watching the swirl of balls, his face jumped around in my vision, and I was unable to place him in real space. A tapestry in his room with stylized dragons on it became a field of horses slowly meandering across a field. The experience was extremely potent without being wholly overwhelming. I concluded this with a solitary walk until around +8, when I felt comfortable with going to sleep (which took another hour).
Throughout that trip I felt an extremely strong body high. It reminded me a bit of the body load I feel on doses of 2C-E, but this high seemed to tighten up specific muscles (my calves in particular) far more than other research chemicals. In addition, I found that my thought patterns were drastically altered in a way I hadn't experienced since early mushroom trips. When thinking about my relationships to others I was able to view them with surprising objectivity, able to address my own problems and concerns and prepare for how to apply them when I was in a situation more appropriate for such an attempt (i.e., after coming down from my trip).
There is one strange effect of my first Moxy trip which I feel I should mention; however, I'm unsure if it actually is significant. Four days after the 12 mg dose, I was offered 40 mg of MIPT (Minx). I ingested all 40 mg and failed to feel anything, except for the slightest suggestion of come-up around +2:00. A day later I ingested 15 mg of 2c-e and once again failed to feel only the subtlest effects of the usually potent chemical. About a week later, the ingestion of 20 mg 2c-i and 15 mg 2c-e created a powerful trip; however, I didn't peak until nearly 6 hours after ingestion.
However, this 'inability to trip' that I briefly and curiously experienced may have been completely unrelated and simply in response to my environment (a particularly high stress academic setting [both failed trips were during days where I had class the next morning and with the Minx, I ingested before doing some schoolwork]).
I have had extremely powerful trips on just 6 mg of 5-MeO-MIPT. In one incident, I was reclined in a large, padded leather chair when I was offered a hit of nitrous oxide. The effect of the nitrous trip was so powerful -- to this day, it is difficult for me to explain exactly what transpired -- but while still holding the nitrous dispenser I fell OUT of the chair (a large, deep chair with high armrests) onto a wooden floor, and got a huge bruise on my shoulder. In experimenting with nitrous oxide in the midst of other trips, nothing that powerful and that close to the barrier between unconscious activity and physical expression has transpired.
Another evening, I insufflated 6 mg (although it may have been slightly less; I extensively scraped the inside of a gelcap, insufflated and then ingested the rest) of Moxy. +:50 I felt a strong, pleasant body high (load?) and altered thought patterns. The body load was notably higher than it had been in previous experiences, with noticeable strain on my back. However, the potent period only lasted for about +:90 before I felt that I had already experienced most of what Moxy would offer me that evening. Later on, while walking home, I did hear a variety of wonderful sounds from a particular vantage point -- in reviewing this vantage point while sober, I realize that they're simply extraordinarily subtle sounds that I normally tune out while walking towards my home.
I have seen Moxy effect others quite powerfully. The evening I insufflated the substance a friend of mine also dosed on 6 mg. (He is a male around 160 lbs) We were smoking pot fairly heavily, but everyone in the party had high tolerances to marijuana. He was restless for the first two hours and continually mentioned that he was worried that the substance was not active on him.
+2:15 -- he stated that he was 'tripping face'.
+2:45 -- he became incoherent enough that he was talking aloud, attempting to direct statements at the other group members but failing to make a coherent sentence. We all worry that he may attempt to leave and go home (he looked extremely confused and disoriented and couldn't directly respond to anyone's questions).
+3:00 -- We suggest that he quietly lies in a darkened room. At this point he begins to have a more positive trip and begins to really enjoy his thought patterns.
At this point I was feeling sober enough that I walked home (about a mile). The next day, I found out that as of that afternoon the other Moxy experimenter had yet to sleep since dosing. While I have noticed some trouble going to sleep, I haven't seen it as a significant impairment. However, this was the first time that he had taken a research chemical, while I have an increased tolerance for these tryptamines.
One side effect of Moxy use which I have noted is that I feel uncomfortably dehydrated during my experiences. Once a friend expressed concern that I was drinking over a pint of water an hour (something I rarely do, even while on M-drugs). This may be an individual reaction, since of the five or so other people I know who have done Moxy, none of them have noted the same effect.
I noted in the Shulgin observations and commentary that previous reports indicate that smoking Moxy requires significantly more of the chemical than ingesting for similar potency. I think that insufflating provides a quicker, more intense and briefer (although those are almost always the symptoms of insufflation with almost any chemical) trip.
The elaborate thought patterns I experienced during my first Moxy trip were strange and exciting, even to a woman fairly comfortable and familiar with a variety of research chemicals. The visuals I experienced were not as strong as many others, although I know someone who has experienced intense visuals on 6 mg. The fact that it is active at 6 mg (although I would suggest, perhaps, 9 mg as a stronger dose) may encourage people to try this, since a gram goes much further into individual dosages when a potent dose is under 10 mg. I have read the trip reports that refer to ingesting 25 mg... I would encourage people to start out FAR lower than that. It is quite potent at lower doses.
Something that I'd like to point out is that when I received this for the first time, it was described to me as being 'really stoned' -- a bit of a misinterpretation of the TiHKAL report. Upon actual reading, the writer of the report was trying to convey a psychedelic state without significant sensory distortion. Honestly, given how little Moxy has been reported on, it would be a shame if this were to be reduced to some sort of thc-in-a-research-chemical. I think that this is definitely a tryptamine worth further investigation.
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.


Frequently Asked Questions
What is a chemical peel?
A chemical peel is an acid solution that is applied to the skin. It dissolves the outermost layer of skin cells, which then peels off over the following days to reveal the fresher, younger layer below. Peels are very effective in treating a large range of skin concerns such as aging, sun damage, acne, mild scarring, improving skin brightness, and evening skin tone.
Peels can be light, moderate or deep. Light peels require no down time from work and your normal activities. Moderate peels may require a day or two, and deep peels can require a week or more of down time to allow the skin to fully heal. Estheticians who are not working in a medical setting perform light to moderate peels only. Deep peels can only be performed by a physician, or under a physician’s supervision, for your safety.
Preparing for chemical peel treatment
Most skin colors and types can benefit from chemical peels, though it is best to check with your esthetician about which peel might be right for you. If you’re taking acne medication, Retin-A or Accutane, talk to your esthetician and/or doctor about stopping the medication before and during treatment to avoid complications.
Your esthetician can review any other contraindications with you prior to your treatment to determine if a chemical peel is right for you. Be sure to answer all questions honestly and completely on your consultation form prior to your peel.
Chemical peel. What to expect ?
The skin is cleansed and a prep solution will be applied to remove surface oils and allow the peel to penetrate the skin evenly. Any sensitive areas that cannot be treated will be protected with a thin film of petroleum jelly. One or more chemical mixtures will be applied, such as glycolic acid (from sugar cane), trichloroacetic acid, salicylic acid, lactic acid (from milk), or a combination peel called a Jessners peel. The peel will be applied in 1–3 layers, depending on the depth of penetration intended.
The acids react with the skin to produce a “controlled wound,” allowing fresh skin to regenerate and emerge. A tingling, burning or hot sensation is normal. Most peels remain on the skin for a short time and are closely watched by the esthetician. A fan may help you stay more comfortable. After some peels, a neutralizing solution is applied to stop the peel. Other peels are self-timed and stop on their own.
After the peel
After most peels, the skin will be pink to red, and look shiny and tight. It is vital to apply sunscreen of SFP 30 or greater to the skin for the next 48 hours, minimum. You must also stay out of the sun, as your skin will be very sensitive to UV rays and could be damaged by sun exposure. The skin may begin to flake or peel within 2–3 days after the treatment, unless you had a lactic acid peel—these encourage moisture retention and may not produce any actual peeling.
Sun-damaged areas of your skin will appear darker at first, then will lighten. This is normal. Deeper peels can produce peeling for a week or more. To assist in removing the flaking skin, an enzyme peel or light microdermabrasion treatment is sometimes scheduled a week or so after the initial peel. For maximum results, a series of peels is usually recommended, and may be necessary for treating challenging issues such as hyperpigmentation.
Home care after a chemical peel
Your esthetician will recommend healing products to use for the week or two following your peel. These will soothe and nourish your skin, and aid in its recovery. Usually it is best to avoid makeup during this time, to allow the skin to heal and function without interference. However, if you must wear makeup, mineral makeup will not adversely affect the skin.
What is a facial? Why do I need one?
A facial is a professional cleansing, purifying, and beautifying treatment of the skin on the face and neck. Facials are the number one treatment performed by estheticians, and a good way for your therapist to get a good understanding of your skin prior to suggesting more aggressive treatments.
For most people, facials can be scheduled every four weeks, although your therapist may recommend a different schedule. There are many variations of facials based on different needs, as well as different lengths of time.. Tell your esthetician exactly what you want to get out of your facial, and she/he will be able to recommend a facial to meet your needs.
Preparing for a facial (time, etc)
Most basic facials last 60 minutes. Be sure to allow enough time to fill out a comprehensive intake prior to your treatment. Plan to arrive a little early so you will not feel rushed and can enjoy the entire length of your treatment. Remember that your hair may become damp during the facial, and will usually be held back from your face with a soft wrap or headband, so you may not want to schedule a public appearance right after your facial! There is no need to remove your makeup prior to the appointment, as it will be cleansed off during the facial.
Facial. What to expect ?
Facials are generally very relaxing and soothing. Your esthetician will explain to you what the treatment steps will be. Be sure to communicate with your esthetician during the facial if any product burns, itches, or if you need anything or have any questions. Otherwise, just lie back and enjoy the experience. A basic facial generally includes the following steps:
- Makeup removal and cleansing of the skin.
- Skin analysis.
- Exfoliation by mechanical, enzymatic or chemical means.
- Massage of the face and neck, to aid in relaxation and stimulate blood and oxygen flow to the skin.
- Extraction of blackheads and other impurities, either manually (using gloved hands and cotton or tissue around the fingers with gentle pressure to remove the impacted pore) or using a metal extraction implement designed to clear blocked pores. This can also include the use of a lancet (a small, sharp blade to lift the dead cells of the skin prior to extraction).
- Application of products targeted to your skin type (dry, oily, mixed, sensitive, or mature).
After the facial
After a facial, your skin will probably be soft, smooth and well hydrated. However, if multiple extractions were needed or if you required a fair amount of exfoliation, your face may be somewhat rosy for one to two hours or more, depending on how sensitive your skin is. This is quite normal. You can apply mineral makeup after your facial if there is some redness you want to conceal.
What are the benefits of a facial ?
Basic facials deeply cleanse skin and may help fight certain skin problems, such as mild acne or dryness. The treatments leave faces glowing and are typically very relaxing, as they include a massage component.
Is there a facial that can help wrinkles ?
Basic facials may temporarily improve skin, but they can't treat severe skin issues, including wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, and anything more than very mild acne. Those skin concerns typically require more intensive solutions, such as chemical peels, microdermabrasions, or collagen-inducing laser treatments.
What about home care?
Your esthetician will go over which professional home care products for you to continue the improvement in your skin following your professional treatment. This way, you will be using products that maximize benefits and prolong the effects of your treatment. Your therapist can explain how, when and how much of the products to use. Feel free to call the therapist later, if you have any questions.
What is microdermabrasion ? Benefits..
 It was first adopted in Europe in the 1980s and was introduced to the United States in the late 1990s. Its introduction led the revolution of device-driven, noninvasive cosmetic procedures.
Today, microdermabrasion remains one of the most popular services employed in both medical and day spas. The two most common methods are crystal and diamond. The crystal method uses a wand which sprays fine crystals onto the skin, loosening and removing dead skin cells, while simultaneously using vacuum suction to remove the used crystals and dead skin. It has been compared to a mild “sandblasting” of the skin.
The diamond method uses a diamondtipped wand to sand and resurface the skin, combined with suction to remove the dead skin cells. Both methods stimulate blood circulation and revitalize collagen production, which promotes younger-looking skin. The degree of exfoliation depends on the number of passes, level of crystal spray or coarseness of the diamond wand, the pressure and suction used, and the frequency of treatment.
Microdermabrasion can be helpful to treat aging and sun-damaged skin, altered pigmentation, fine lines and wrinkles, stretch marks, and some types of acne and acne scarring.
It is especially effective in treating the under-eye area and crow’s feet. Results may include improved skin tone, reduced visual appearance of aging, fewer breakouts, diminished appearance of scars, refined skin pores, renewed elasticity, and a healthy glow. Microdermabrasion may be recommended for those with chemical sensitivities and can be used on most skin colors and types, although there are some contraindications. Ask your skin care professional if microdermabrasion is right for you.
Preparing for microdermabrasion...
The procedure is noninvasive and requires little preparation. You may remove your makeup and come to the treatment room with a clean face, or allow your skin care professional to remove your makeup for you.
Microdermabrasion. What to expect ?
Most clients do not find the procedure to be painful, and it requires no anesthetic. The esthetician will instruct you to relax as she applies the wand to your face in a slow, methodical way. One microdermabrasion treatment should take 30 minutes to an hour. There are no side effects, and your skin will look glowing and fresh almost immediately after the treatment.
Some more aggressive treatments may cause the skin to look slightly pink and tender for a few hours afterward. You can resume normal activities and apply makeup and moisturizer directly after your microdermabrasion session.
Home care after microdermabrasion
Because fresh skin has been newly exposed, it is important to apply sunscreen and to avoid direct sunlight and tanning booths following your session. Also, avoid products containing harsh chemicals, dyes, or perfumes until the skin has fully healed. Your skin care professional will explain the home care regimen that is right for you, and send you home with written instructions.
I’ve never been waxed before. How is it done?
Waxing is the most common method of hair removal in spas today. Hair on any part of the body or face can be waxed. Warm wax is applied to the area and then removed, bringing the hair with it. There are two types of wax: hard and soft. Hard wax, which is easier on delicate skin, is often used on the face, underarms, and bikini area.
Soft wax is used on the legs, arms, back, and chest. Waxing reduces hair growth when performed at regular 30-day intervals. Because waxing pulls the hair out by the root, it grows back softer, finer, and thinner. The more you wax, the less hair grows back.
Waxing should not be performed if you have particularly sensitive skin, because it pulls off a couple of layers of skin cells along with the hair. Waxing can cause tenderness and swelling. In addition, some medications will cause the skin to react badly to waxing. Don’t wax if you’re taking Retin-A, Accutane, or any type of acne prescription.
Preparing for a waxing
Let the hair grow out to about a half-inch above the skin. If hairs are too short, the wax won’t adhere strongly enough to pull them out. Refrain from taking a shower or bath before the treatment. Soaking the hair will soften it, allowing it to break more easily and making waxing less effective. Do not apply lotion to the skin before your waxing session.
Waxing: What to expect ?
An antiseptic lotion may be applied to cleanse the area first. Some estheticians apply a light dusting of baby powder to be sure the skin is dry before applying the wax.
- If soft wax is being used, the warm wax will be spread on the hairs in a thin layer. A cloth strip (muslin or pellon) is then applied to the wax, and rubbed in the direction of hair growth. The strip is then pulled quickly in the opposite direction of hair growth while the skin is held taut with the other hand.
- If hard wax is being used, a thicker amount of warm wax is applied and allowed to dry. No cloth strip is applied. The wax is flicked to allow the esthetician to grip it, and it is then pulled off quickly in the opposite direction of hair growth. Hard wax doesn’t adhere to the skin as much as soft wax, and is therefore used on more delicate areas such as the bikini area, underarms and face.
How much does it hurt ?
Most people tolerate it well, and get used to the sensation after a few treatments. The level of discomfort you will feel depends on your level of pain tolerance in general, and on which area is being waxed. If you still find waxing very uncomfortable after several treatments, many estheticians offer numbing crèmes that can be applied 45 minutes prior to the service.
Clients are also recommended to take two ibuprofen tablets prior to their appointment, to reduce discomfort and decrease inflammation in the post-waxed area. For women, it is generally best not to schedule waxing services just prior to or during your period, as you are more sensitive to pain at this time and will experience more discomfort.
Home care after waxing
It’s important to care for the waxed area properly after treatment to prevent ingrown hairs, breakouts, or other reactions. Exfoliation, using a pumice stone or exfoliating gloves with a bath gel, will help keep the skin clear. Avoid using a bar soap because it leaves a film on the body that could cause ingrown hairs.
For the face, back, and chest, use a more gentle exfoliant and an anti-breakout lotion (ask your waxer about recommended products). Directly after waxing, avoid direct sunlight and tanning booths, especially while the skin is still red from treatment. For 24 hours after waxing, avoid exercise, hot tubs, and products with harsh chemicals, perfumes, or dyes. Apply a gentle moisturizer 24 hours after treatment.
What causes acne? How can skin care treatments help?
Acne is the most common skin disorder, and 85 percent of all Americans will experience it some time in their lifetime. While commonly thought to be an adolescent problem, it can appear at any age, most often on the face, back, and chest.
The causes of acne are complex, but usually involve the overproduction of oil, the blockage of follicles that release the oil, and the growth of bacteria in those follicles. This can be triggered by many things, including a change in medications or a change in hormone levels caused by stress or other factors. It’s important to treat acne early to avoid scarring.
There are 4 grades of acne. Grade 1 is the mildest form, with open and closed comedones (whiteheads and blackheads). Grades 2 and 3 include papules and pustules as well. Grade 4 is the most advanced form, with all the above plus the appearance of cysts or nodules beneath the skin surface, that can be dime size or larger and often require medical attention to treat. Acne is not only painful but can be very emotionally and psychologically challenging as well.
What is rosacea, and how is it treated ?
Rosacea (rose-AY-sha) is a chronic skin disease that causes varying degrees of redness and swelling, primarily on the face, but also at times on the scalp, neck, ears, chest, and back. It is considered a vascular disorder (a disorder of the blood vessels).
The condition can develop over a long period of time and is more common in adults, particularly those with fair skin. More women get it than men, though in men the condition is often more pronounced. Severe, untreated rosacea can lead to a disfigurement of the nose called rhinophyma.
There are four grades of rosacea:
- Grade 1: Mostly redness.
- Grade 2: Pimples and other blemishes.
- Grade 3: Edemas (swelling due to fluid retention) and inflammatory bumps on the nose.
- Grade 4: Symptoms affecting the eyes.
No one knows the cause of rosacea, but it is thought to run in families and can be aggravated by environmental factors and diet. Although rosacea can be accompanied by pustules, it is not acne. Researchers believe rosacea might be caused by several things: abnormal function of the blood vessels, sun damage, and an abnormal inflammatory reaction.
People with rosacea often learn that certain things trigger their flare-ups. It is believed that fluctuations in temperature (especially extreme heat or cold) is a common trigger. Spicy foods and alcohol consumption can also cause flare-ups.
How is rosacea treated ?
The key to rosacea treatment is to catch it early. It may start with skin that merely flushes red. Reducing skin temperature and calming the skin is usually the first objective. Once inflammation is under control, other treatments follow. There are many treatments, including topical agents containing azelaic or lactic acid or the antibiotic metronidazole. Both have proven helpful in relieving the symptoms of rosacea. Your physician may also prescribe internal antibiotics in the tetracycline family.
Esthetically, rosacea is treated with chemical exfoliation, ultrasonic treatments, and calming, soothing, hydrating treatments. While not a cure, any of these treatments can help control symptoms, sometimes for several years. Self-treatment is not advised, beyond a simple and gentle cleansing routine. Some over-the-counter remedies may actually worsen symptoms, as will aggressive scrubbing and rubbing.
What are antiaging treatments?
Thanks to the wonders of science, and innovation by skin care professionals, you can choose from a wide range of antiaging treatments. You need not have wrinkles or discoloration to actively participate in an antiaging regime—many smart consumers begin caring for and protecting their skin at a young age. Consumers today are opting for minimally invasive procedures to avoid downtime and the unmistakable appearance of having had surgery. People may notice after treatments with your skin care professional you simply seem healthier, happier, less tired, and more confident.


What are your hobbies?
What do you do for fun?
Talk about your hobbies!
Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
I like making food
I like feeding people
Moving your body to the music.
Listening to music and moving my feet.
Putting on headphones and zoning out.
I like {music artist}
I like hearing {person} voice or lyrics
Books
Novels
Comics
Magazines
I like going to KTV.
I enjoy Karaoke.
I like making music
Ping Pong
A sport that is really popular in China.
A sport that has paddles, a ball and a table.
watching shows/movies/sitcoms/news.
Watching the box with little people inside of it.
A game played with images on the screen
{Game system}: For example, xbox, or PS4
An online activity that can be played with friends
A game with a bat and a ball
{terms}: Batter and pitcher
Actions: Homerun!, bunt
Ball, hoop, and court.
{player}: Kobe, Yao Ming, or Jordan.
{terms}: free throw, 3 pointer
Jogging
Sprinting
Putting one foot infront of the other really fast!
Some people call it football
{terms}: Red card, Yellow card, Penalty kick, etc
GOAL!
Rock Wall
Climbing steep mountains
Buying stuff
{item} sale: Clothing sale, Book sale, electronic sale
Spending money
A sport that uses rackets, balls, and nets.
{terms}: Singles, doubles
Similar to Badminton
A sport that uses rackets, bardies, and net.
{terms}: Singles, Doubles
Similar to Tennis
A sport with water and fish
Capturing fish
Use hands to hit the ball
{Terms}: Bump, set, spike
Pool
bathing suit, trunks
Indoor and outdoor sport with water
Going for a ride
{parts}: 2 wheels, pedals, handlebars, etc
{action}: Wheelie
Hobbies are important, but being able to describe your hobbies is also important. There will be plenty of times when you will not remember the word that you would like to use. In those times, you will rely on your ability to describe that word. That is why this is important.


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Submitting a track for mixing or mastering is daunting – but if you follow a few simple guidelines, you can ensure a rewarding relationship and experience with your mixing or mastering engineer.
Every engineer is different when it comes to expectations, but our guidelines are shown below.
Mixing: Preparing Your Stems for Mixing
- All stems must be in .wav or .aiff format. Please no lossy formats (i.e., do not submit .aac, .mp3, .ogg, or .wma formats).
- Do not use any limiting or compression on your master bus when bouncing your stems.
- Ensure there is no clipping on any individual track or your master bus.
- Turn off the “normalize” feature on individual tracks and your master output when bouncing.
- If possible, provide your stems “dry” – no reverb, delay, or side-chaining. This allow me to have the most flexibility when approaching your mix. All other FX and automation can remain.
- You can combine similar sounds into the same stem at your discretion (e.g. hi-hats, sweeps, pads, leads, lead vocal, FX, etc.).
- Please name all stems.
- Files should be kept in the same resolution as the original project. For example, if your project was created at 24bit 96kHz, please submit your stems at 24bit 96kHz (.wav or .aiff).
- Compress all stems into a .zip folder.
- Please provide at least one reference track (i.e., something commercially available or professionally released) in the same style so we have material to compare and utilize in our processes.
Mastering: Preparing your Track or Stems for Mastering
- Eliminate noise in the mix. Go through your each track in your mix and eliminate all noises (e.g. pops, clicks, etc.). As necessary, use fades to cut or eliminate unwanted recorded noise. When you do this across all tracks in the mix stage, you keep the noise floor lower – leaving some “breathing room” for equalization and compression at the mastering stage.
- Keep the mix clean and dynamic. It can be tempting to use plugins on the master bus – especially dynamic processors (e.g. compression) – but they can quickly destroy your mix and make it difficult, if not impossible, for us to create a great master. Unless there’s a specific sound desired across the entire mix, it’s best to keep your master bus free of any processing (i.e., outboard or plug-ins).
- Levels and headroom. Strive for around -6 dB of headroom. The loudest part of your mix should peak at no more than -3 dB on the master bus (preferrably lower).
- All stems must be in .wav or .aiff format. Please no lossy formats (i.e., do not submit .aac, .mp3, .ogg, or .wma formats).
- Do not use any limiting or compression on your master bus when bouncing your stems.
- Turn off the “normalize” feature on individual tracks and your master output when bouncing.
- If submitting stems, please consider the kick on its own stem. A typical 5-stem submission would be: kick, bass, vocals, music, FX.
- Please name all stems.
- Files should be kept in the same resolution as the original project. For example, if your project was created at 24bit 96kHz, please submit your stems at 24bit 96kHz (.wav or .aiff).
- Compress all stems into a .zip folder.
- Please provide at least one reference track (i.e., something commercially available or professionally released) in the same style so we have material to compare and utilize in our processes.
Please do not hestitate to contact us with any questions or concerns.


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