Provides two main functions: mMcPSO() and miniMaxPro(), which generates minimax designs and minimax projection designs using a hybrid clustering - particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm. These designs can be used in a variety of settings, e.g., as space-filling designs for computer experiments or sensor allocation designs. A detailed description of the two designs and the employed algorithms can be found in Mak and Joseph (2017) <doi:10.1080/10618600.2017.1302881>.
| Version: | 0.1.3 |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.12.4), randtoolbox, DiceDesign, MaxPro, doParallel, doSNOW, gtools, nloptr, foreach, jpeg |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppArmadillo |
| Published: | 2017-12-11 |
| Author: | Simon Mak |
| Maintainer: | Simon Mak <smak6 at gatech.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| In views: | ExperimentalDesign |
| CRAN checks: | minimaxdesign results |
| Reference manual: | minimaxdesign.pdf |
| Package source: | minimaxdesign_0.1.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: minimaxdesign_0.1.3.zip, r-release: minimaxdesign_0.1.3.zip, r-oldrel: minimaxdesign_0.1.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: minimaxdesign_0.1.3.tgz, r-oldrel: minimaxdesign_0.1.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | minimaxdesign archive |
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Status Register (SR)¶
The status registers job is to buffer the state of of the carry (\(\mathrm{CY}\)) and zero (\(\mathrm{ZR}\)) flags of the ALU across microinstructions. This is neccessary as the result of any ALU computation is stored in register A and since the ALU uses the unbuffered outputs from the registers, writing back the result and thus changing the registers content may change the flags. Thus, the flags need to be saved before writing back the result of any ALU computation to Register A.
Mode of Operation¶
The SR may be the simplest register in the system. It only uses 2 out of the 4 bits available in a single 74LS173 4-bit D-type register IC. As the register is not connected to the databus but instead to the instruction decoder, the outputs are unbuffered.


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My name is Melissa Wanjiru Muiru.I have done two projects so far...
The first project is about the first website i created on HTML and CSS while the second project is about a cookie recipe that needed indentation and spacing correction on HTML.
About me
- Educational background:
I went to primary school at Makini school until class 6 then transfered to St. Anthony's School in class 7 and this is where i completed my primary education in 2016.
I then joined The Maryhill Girls High School in 2017 for my highschool education completed in 2021.
I have recently joined Moringa School to learn Software Development before i join university.
- Interests:
Travelling,
Fashion,
Coding and
Free lance modelling.
- Hobbies:
Cooking,
Painting,
Playing guitar and
Listening to music.
- Skills:
Cooking,
Playing guitar and
Painting.
Here are some pictures of my first two hobbies.
The meal consists of mashed potatoes,stuffed turkey with gravy,lamb,veggies and passion juice.
This is a painting of a street on Zanzibar island.


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Colorbar Full Cover Concealer
Hi Girls, Of all make up, I think concealer is one of the most difficult things to purchase. If you are blessed with reasonable good skin and need little coverage, it’s a breeze. But if your skin does not have good texture and have dark circles as well as acne blemishes, finding a match can really be a challenge. The range of concealers available in the market including the shades can be confusing. There are various types – liquid concealer, brightening concealers for under eye, stick concealers etc – so much choice but it doesn’t make picking a concealer any easier!
Price: Rs 495 for 5g
I have dark under eye circles as well as a spotty face so concealer is important. I also don’t like to look too made up or end up with a cake face. I am pretty price sensitive but after having tried quite a few cheaper concealers, I was willing to pay a higher price for a better coverage concealer. I had MAC Studio Finish concealer in mind but I also read that Colorbar also makes a pretty good concealer.
I was recently at a Colorbar store so decided to try on the Full Cover Concealer. The SA helped me pick the correct shade i.e Sun Beige. I picked the shade mainly with under eye circles in mind. I did try it on my spots but I don’t really put concealer on spots. Foundation does the job pretty ok and I don’t like to conceal too much.
I took a few pics in the store with the concealer on and even though I felt it had a greyish tinge in the artificial lighting, I went ahead and got it as its wasn’t very expensive. The Colorbar Concealer is a full cover concealer and is available in about 8-9 shades. I picked Sun Beige. I think this shade should suit most Indian skins. It was also the most used tester among all others.
It is creamy, blends well and looks natural. But the outcome that you get from a concealer also depends on how you apply it. It’s better not to moisturise before you use concealer as there is a chance that the moisturiser may break down the concealer if they don’t match (water + oil do not go well together)
I was told by the SA to apply and blend with fingers, as the body heat helps the pigment settle into the skin better. I apply it from the inner corners of the eye and extend all the way past corners of the eyes and extend to tops of cheeks if I have any dark spots there. I prefer applying with brush and blending with wet sponge or dabbing with fingers. I set with translucent powder and sometimes use Vega stippling brush to buff away extra powder.
It does not give me a cakey finish. The SA insisted the concealer is water resistant. I wore it during the day in a non-air conditioned environment. It did not last very long – maybe 3 to 4 hours as I also tend to rub my eyes often.
I found that it fared and looked better in the evenings, maybe as the weather is much cooler.
Pro
- Tub packaging. For me this is a pro as I like to have better control over how much product I am using
- Thick texture which gives good coverage
- No weird glittery particles
- Water resistant
- Doesn’t transfer
- Good quantity so will last long
Cons
- Slight greyish tint in photos
I am comfortable with the pricing and results. I will wait to use it a bit more especially during Mumbai summers before I declare it my HG concealer or repurchase it. I think 5g should last me at least a year so will decide then whether I will repurchase.


The Task
In the beginning I just knew that there was a pipeline with some tests in it and my task was to stabilize them & elaborate those. The purpose was that the pipeline could be used for clients of Tobania.
I received a PowerPoint with some vague information about the pipeline, tests and where the repositories were. In the end I had to ask for help because I did not understand much.
A senior test engineer who was originally responsible for this project gave me a quick demo. Once the demo was done I got the task to study the code of Selenium tests and to run it on different browsers (Chrome, FireFox, Edge).
It was not simple, but I managed to run the code on these browsers. Another task was to learn Selenium (with received PowerPoints, google and such). In my Internship I had a first go with Selenium, so it wasn't that much of a trouble to learn.
My first task was to remove bookings, after a booking was created. This was a high priority feature, because we can not have multiple bookings on the same day.
It is crucial to remove bookings because we run tests multiple times in a day (things have to get cleaned up). The code has still to be reviewed by a senior.
I also had to run tests hundreds of times locally, but also in a pipeline on jenkins. It was all relatively easy to accomplish.
I saw that the UI test named edit room failed. I got the task to investigate it. I think that my code is too fast and searches elements before they are loaded. I tried to solve it with a wait, but it still fails occasionally.
Therewithal I have to write complete new tests for error messages on the interface.
Still have a lot of things to do.


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| DOSE: |
repeated |
oral |
Wormwood |
(tea) |
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repeated |
smoked |
Wormwood |
(plant material) |
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repeated |
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Initially I purchased about 4 ounces of wormwood from this interesting little magic/voodoo shop. Although the label said 'for use in spells' or something to that effect, I mainly planned to distill absinthe, however for a number of reasons we had to ditch the absinthe plan. I had read that a tea of just wormwood would have calming effects, slight visual disturbances. I've gotten my feet wet in most aspects of illegal drugs, so I'd like to think that these effects were not placebo.
Trial One: W.W. and green tea
Put about a chunk the size of my thumb in paper towel, wrapped it up, put it in a mug and nuked it for about 1:45. I also included a bag of green tea, so I could guarantee that I at least got a little high. I always let the tea sit for a good 5 mintues, I've never determined if this effects potency but logic would tell mw that it would. Anywho, I've found the taste of the wormwood rather bitter. As far as effects from this trial they were somewhat inconclusive. A strange mental activity was noted but the green tea could have accounted for it.
Trial Two: W.W. tea, Marijuana, Damiana
Alright, this is where the wormwood tea began showing itself a little more clearly. I would brew the tea in much the same way as before only minus the green tea since I would be attempting sleep soon after. This has become a favorite pre-bed ritual. Once brewed I take a little koolaid or crystal light or whatever, and put a little more than I think I'd want into the tea. A lil sugar too. Then I find a big glass and fill it up with Ice, and then I add my tea to that.
After I down my decoction, I lay down and take maybe three or four strong pulls off of my marijuana pipe. This normally will get me kinda high, but with the wormwood in my body the high is quite different. Motor control suffers considerably (never happens on pot), so much that playing a guitar becomes a challenge. Also, closed eye visuals can be had and even open-eyed if I play my cards right. For the rest of the week I did this procedure and found the effects to increase in intensity every night. By the fifth morning my head was goin kinda slow and fearing dimensia, as Van Gogh suffered at the hands of wormwood, I thought I'd give it a rest.
In addition, I've found that you can increase the synergies between the chemicals even more by adding a little damiana to the tea. The effects are almost identical except more intense and with smoking less marijuana.
Trial Three: W.W. Tea, Ambien, Marijuana
It's a shame I can only find ambien every so often as this seems to be the way to go. I will try to provide a timeline so you can get an idea of how I timed my dosing.
T+0.01- Take mah 5mg of ambien, this stuff will put me to sleep.
T+0.45- Drink that tea; beginning to feel hypnotised by ambien, this only increases with every sip I take.
T+1.00- Head up to bed, body feels remarkably heavy, hard time with stairs, talking is difficult.
T+1.05- 1 hit of some of the best bud I've had in a while
Time meant little after that, as I draw my covers up this is where the 'trip' begins. This night I happen to be watching the Grateful Dead's View from the Vault III. For the first half of the second set my reality is a strange virtual reallity of intense lucid dreaming interupted every thirty seconds by a voluntary glance around the room. Hard to describe, but almost felt as though I were coming up on mushrooms (when I had my eyes open). Anyways as the drum solo starts the sounds of the drums begin to replace voices in my dreams, forming sentences that make sense and that I completely understand but are not in any sort of languageor pattern. I am completley lucid in these dreams, and can switch at will between dreamworld of musical language, and reality. Like flipping a switch. Kinda sweet.
As a side note, I have tried smoking this with no effects, both while sober and once on mushrooms. However I only smoked 1 large joint, I've read other reports of effects being reached after 14 bongbowls. This wasn't really practical for me at the time. It does taste nice, and I used it to put hash on a couple time. Just thought I'd add my 2 cents in on the smoking wormwood debate.
Anyways in conclusion, give the wormwood a shot. Maybe not as a standalone but as a supplement to help conserve bud and provide an interesting addition the already perfect feeling of being stoned.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


BootStrap:
The template for this website was found on Start Bootstrap. The ‘Modern Business’ template was used. The template was utilised due to its appropriate configuration to employ cowboy coding principles for the required content of the website. For example, this section was well suited to the FAQ page and the Contact Us page had a validated form. Additionally, the template was free.
Atom Editor:
The editor used for website design was Atom Editor. Atom is a modern free text editor by GitHub. The software can be integrated wit GitHub to commit changes directly from the Atom interface – making it the ideal choice for editing.
1) Select a domain name:
Key things to consider when selecting the domain name include:
2) Check the domain name is available:
3) Register the domain name using a registrar
4) Purchase the rights to the domain name
5) Link the domain to your website
There are too many factors that make a good website to list, but the most important factors are highlighted below:
User Interface Design:
User interface is how the user interacts with the website. The best websites have user interface at the heart of their design process. There are several key elements to UI Design. Consistency of pages, pleasing aesthetics and intuitive operation are some of the features of a good user interface. Additional features include efficiency of navigation
User Experience Design:
User Experience Design, while largely like User Interface Design, has key differences. Firstly, UX focuses on optimising a user’s experience of the website, whereas UI focuses on how a user interacts with the website. As such elements of UX that make a great website include minimalism – in design and in content. Keeping layouts uncluttered is key to improving user experience. Additionally, users want to be able to find the information they want without navigating/reading through piles of unnecessary information. Other elements include speed of content loading, frequency of pop up ads and variable colour schemes/text sizes.
Responsive Design:
With phones, tablets and laptops all become commonplace, the best websites are ones that respond to the different screen sizes. Responsive design means designing the website to ensure that users can access the website in an appealing and intuitive way on all screen sizes. Bootstrap templates are all created with responsiveness in mind – utilising features such as fluid grids and flexible layouts. It can be argued that responsive design is a part of UI Design, while this may be true it is important enough to get its own mention.
Accessibility in web design terms means that websites are designed so that individuals regardless of any impairment/handicap can still utilise the facilities. Accessibility is an extremely important consideration in User Experience, as user should have equal opportunity to access the information at hand.
A few examples of accessibility considerations include:The General Data Protection Regulation is a regulation in the EU on data protection and privacy. The law regulates how data is processed, stored and transferred. GDPR has impact on websites, as summarised below
| # | Principle | Considerations |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lawfulness, Fairness and Transparency | Data must be obtained in a lawful, transparent and fair way. The only data being collected is through a users own submission in the contact form - consent should also be recorded. The information on team members was obtained and utilised with permission. |
| 2 | Purpose Limitation | Data collected should be for a specific reason. In this website, information is only being collected in order to respond to queries through the contact form. The information is only used to respond to queries. |
| 3 | Data Minimisation | The information collected must be relevant and limited to the purpose at hand. The contact form only asks for information which is pertinent to effectively dealing with queries. |
| 4 | Accuracy | Data held should be accurate and if necessary, up to date. Data collected from the form should be accurate to the best of our ability - given the information is provided from users this is expected. The information provided by individual team members is accurate and will be updated regularly to ensure compliance. |
| 5 | Storage Limitation | Data should only be stored for an appropriate amount of time, and disposed of securely after this retention period has passed. In this instance, should a query be dealt with and the customer satisified, their data should be securely disposed of shortly after. With regard to team members, should a team member resign, their information should also be securely disposed. |
| 6 | Integrity and Confidentiality | Personal data should be treated with privacy and respect. For this website, data provided will not be distributed or used for purposes other than responding to the query submitted. Spam mails or selling of data will not occur, and every effort to minimise security breaches will be taken. |
| 7 | Accountability | The controller has responsiblity for compliance to GDPR. As we, the business determine the purposes of the data we process, we are the data controllers and as such are responsible for ensuring practices are in line with GDPR regulations. |
In order to increase the impact of the website several marketing techniques could be employed. First and foremost, search engine optimisation is pivotal. SEO means increasing the likelihood of appearing higher up the returned results list in a search engine. Individuals often ‘just Google’ information they are interested in and showing up within the first two pages greatly improves the popularity of the website. Search engine optimisation is a complex area which involves intricate knowledge of how search engines work. Indexing the website in popular search engines is a good start. Identifying keywords and utilising them in your source files meta data may also assists in SEO, although less effectively nowadays. Moz provide good information on SEO.
Additionally, the power of social media is incredible for increasing the presence of a website. Creating and maintaining social media profiles on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram are very important for outreach. Setting aside a budget for sponsored promotion on the likes of Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat will greatly increase the visibility of the website and encourage readership.
Given more time, there are a number of additional aspects that could be implemented:
Once the product is ready for the market, the website could be developed for e-commerce. There are a number of key considerations for e-commerce websites, which is summarised below:
More information on how to set up an e-commerce page can be found here


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Your Vision database comes with a number of pre-defined classes. These classes include an initial set of methods which you can modify and extend. All classes are direct or indirect subclasses of the class Object. You can also define any number of additional subclasses.
The pre-defined class hierarchy is illustrated below:
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This class provides protocol for logical values. Logical values are represented by the two subclasses of Boolean - TRUE and FALSE.
This class is defined by specifying a starting date, an ending date an an increment. Starting and ending dates can be any valid absolute or relative date. The increment is an instance of one of the DateOffset classes.
The subclasses of the Dictionary class are used to name related objects in a homogeneous way.
The subclasses of the Entity class are used to describe real-world entities such as companies, countries, and products. Instances of these classes are usually named and can be referenced directly or used as part of a list.
This class is an abstract class that is used to organize the classes in the hierarchy that can be evaluated. Two major subclasses are defined: ComputedFunction and EnumeratedFunction. The class ComputedFunction is an abstract class that is used to organize the Function classes in the hierarchy that are computed rather than enumerated. The class EnumeratedFunction is an abstract class that is used to organize the Function classes in the hierarchy that are enumerated rather than computed. These classes are also divided into several subclasses.
Three subclasses of the class ComputedFunction have been defined: Block, Method and Primitive. Instances of these classes all represent a type of function which evaluates by computation. A Block is a set of one or more expressions that are viewed together as a unit. Methods are a special form of block that are created and used internally. The class Primitive represents methods that are implemented primitively in Vision. Although messages that are primitives are not distinguishable from other messages from a usage perspective, these messages cannot be directly altered inside Vision.
Two subclasses of the class EnumeratedFunction have been defined: Collection and Value. Instances of these classes all represent a type of function which evaluates by enumerating elements. The class Collection is an abstract class that is used to organize multi-valued EnumeratedFunction classes in the hierarchy. The instances of the class Value are single-valued enumerated functions. The class Collection includes two types of collections: IndexedCollection and SequencedCollection. The class IndexedCollection is an abstract class that is used to organize the collections that are indexed, IndexedList and TimeSeries. The class SequencedCollection is an abstract class that is used to organize the collection subclass that is not indexed, the List class.
This class is an abstract class that is used to organize the classes in the hierarchy whose instances can be compared along a linear dimension. Subclasses of the class Ordinal are Character, Date, DateOffset, Number and String.
The instances of the class Date represent a specific day in the calendar. Each date encompasses a day, month, and year. The class DateOffset is an abstract class that supports the protocol for different date increments: BusinessDays, Days, MonthBeginnings, MonthEnds, Months, QuarterBeginnings, QuarterEnds, Quarters, YearBeginnings, YearEnds, and Years.
The class Number is used to organize the numeric classes Double, Float, and Integer. The instances of the class String are objects that represent sequences of characters.
The instances of this class are objects that represent strings used for names in the system. Each selector is unique; there can never be two selectors with identical character sequences defined for the same class.
Subclasses of this class are used to organize packages of classes and messages offered as a unit to perform a set of related functions. Built-in ToolKits include The OpenVision ToolKit, The Schema ToolKit, and The UserInterface ToolKit.
This class is used to organize miscellaneous utility operations. This class does not have any instances. It does respond to a set of primitive messages which execute utility functions.
This class is used to represent values that are not available (NA).
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1 IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BANGALORE DATED THIS THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH 2013 PRESENT THE HON'BLE MR.D.H.WAGHELA, CHIEF JUSTICE AND THE HON'BLE MRS.JUSTICE B.V.NAGARATHNA WRIT PETITION No.11125/2013(GM-MMS) BETWEEN : 1. M/S.SHREE ANWAR DASTAGEER DADIWALE STONE CRUSHER HIREKODI VILLAGE TQ: CHIKKODI DISTRICT: BELGAUM 590 001. BY ITS PROPRIETOR SRI ANWAR DASTAGEER DADIWALE ... PETITIONER (BY HANUMANTHA REDDY SAHUKAR, ADV.) AND: 1. THE STATE OF KARNATAKA DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND GEOLOGY KANIJA BHAVAN RACE COURSE ROAD BANGALORE BY ITS DIRECTOR 560 001. 2. THE KARNATAKA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD PARISARA BHAVAN 4TH AND 5TH FLOOR NO.49, CHURCH STREET BANGALORE 560 001. BY ITS CHAIRMAN 560 001. 3. THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER BELGAUM DISTRICT BELGAUM 590 001. 4. MINES AND GEOLOGY DEPARTMENT BANASHANKARI KRUPA, PLOT NO.68 SANGAMESHWARA NAGAR APMC ROAD BELGAUM 590 001. 2 5. THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER HUBLI ELECTRICITY SUPPLY COMPANY O & M GANDHINAGAR BELGAUM 590 001. 6. THE ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE ENGINEER HUBLI ELECTRICITY SUPPLY COMPANY O & M GANDHINAGAR BELGAUM 590 001. 7. THE ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE ENGINEER HUBLI ELECTRICITY SUPPLY COMPANY CHIKKODI DISTRICT: BELGAUM 590 001. ..RESPONDENTS (BY SRI R.G. KOLLE, AGA FOR R1 & 3, SRI GURURAJ JOSHI, ADV. FOR R2) THIS WRIT PETITION IS FILED UNDER ARTICLES 226 AND 227 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA PRAYING TO QUASH THE ORDER DATED 2.2.2013 PASSED BY THE R2 PRODUCED AS ANNEXURE-B. THIS WRIT PETITION COMING ON FOR PRELIMINARY HEARING THIS DAY, CHIEF JUSTICE MADE THE FOLLOWING: ORDER
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H.B. Woodrose
I'd tried morning glory and Hawaiian Baby Woodrose seeds in the past, at the dosages recommended on the internet (five - twelve seeds), without much success. The first time I tried morning glory seed, I had something very slight happen but not worth mentioning. I tried eight Hawaiian Baby Woodrose seeds, and experienced a mild, distracted frame of mind that kept me up all night. I could feel there was more possible with these seeds, so one day I decided to ingest more.
My family life had been riding an insane roller coaster for the last few months, with all kinds of horrible surprises and random reconciliations. This day was a good day, things were calm and everything seemed ok. I had been trying to get some LSD, but without much immediate success. I was somewhat dejected about this, but not especially so.
For a moment the house was empty, I had it all to myself. I remembered my big baggy of Hawaiian Baby Woodrose seeds. I grabbed it and counted out twenty seeds. I remembered the last time, with eight seeds, tediously scraping off the coating for an hour only to have a horrible stomach ache despite my labors. So, instead of painstakingly scraping off the coating, I just peeled off the bark-like stuff on the outside and threw the seeds in a grinder. These things are rock hard, and after a few minutes of grinding I had a powder with some hard chunks of seed.
I took the powder and put it in a tall glass of water, then proceeded to drink it, swallowing the chunks like pills. In the future I plan on grinding the seeds more thoroughly, and putting them in a milkshake or some such beverage to mask the taste. There is a lingering queasiness to these seeds that pervades their taste, it really isnít pleasant. I downed the muck, and decided to go about things for awhile, until I was unable. Based on my past experience with the seeds, and hallucinogens in general, I didnít expect too much from them. About thirty minutes after ingesting the mess, the uneasiness in my stomach began to turn to nausea. Without hesitation, I grabbed my pipe and smoked a small bowl of Cannabis. Over the last few months, Iíd been drastically cutting back my cannabis consumption for various reasons, but I still know it makes stomach pain go right away. Sure enough, the one bowl eased my stomach.
I went from my bathroom to my room, and tried talking to some friends via the internet. I could tell something was off. I had a huge smile that wouldnít go away, but I didnít know why it was there to begin with, which of course I found hilarious. I tried putting on some music, but my computer refused to work! No sound would come out of the speakers. I was still with it enough to know how to remedy the problem, but nothing was working. Frustrated, I put my computer (a laptop) aside and decided to lie back and relax, and try to come up with some ideas on what to do.
There is a poster on the wall of my room thatís been there since before it was my room. It is black with colorful letters on it that spell out various names of God from the Bible, with references and all. I began reading the poster, for the first time in a long time. I kept reading it over and over, maybe a hundred times, I canít be sure. My concentration was now shallow but intent. I began interpreting each name on the poster, understanding exactly what it meant. After awhile, I began tripping on the poster. Individual names would stretch and fill the whole poster, the poster itself would grow in size and undulate, etc. At the time I didnít realize just how active my vision was. Everything was doing something, mostly anything with writing of any kind (my clock, the poster, books on the shelves) would expand and grow larger, magnified so I could read it.
After an indeterminate amount of time (more than an hour and a half), I began to be overwhelmed by the poster. My thoughts were starting to fire off at the speed of light, and the visual trips intensified. I remembered that I had a Bible nearby, and immediately I grabbed it. I began to read. While reading and concentrating best I could on the reading, I started to come up more and more and more. I suddenly understood everything about the Bible, the stories, the meaning of God and evil. I am a philosophically inclined person, Iím always reading about these things in various context, so thinking about these things was something I enjoyed very much.
As I was reading, visuals became more and more intense, my right arm became semi-transparent like a tropical fish, with patterns on it. My proprioception was all over the place, I felt as if I was actively controlling every bodily process, including breathing. The Bible I was reading became an enormous structure, somewhat like a monolith of cinematic fame, but not quite. My being was flying, floating in front of this gargantuan work as I was being infused with comprehension of all kinds. I wasnít sure if my eyes were open or shut, because my surroundings became like space, with just my growing understanding and the Bible still present.
I continued to climb for some time, to the point that I completely lost my body. I was moved to (or shown?) a realm of pure energy I had never seen before. My mind and soul were there, but my body was nowhere and I couldnít care less. I was doused with intermittent feelings of euphoria well beyond anything else Iíve ever experienced and sorrow, though the trip was never what Iíd call ďbad.Ē I was allowed to observe a divine aspect of everything, I was being clued in to a supreme metaphor, and I was being overloaded with concepts and revelations.
It became known to me gradually the real reality of what being human is. I saw that my body and mind were filters, filtering out this vast scope of information that was there the whole time. It was as if I was seeing dimensions beyond those Iíd ever been allowed to see, dimensions of tangible abstract, of being, of energy, and more. Yet they were always there, I just was spared the understanding of them. It defies description. I was in this place for some time.
After awhile, my mind began to tire. My brain was fatigued, overloaded with information not meant to be communicated by mortal means. I started to re-appear in my body. I was lying on my bed, completely soaked in sweat and who-knows-what, utterly drenched. My energy was drained, but my mind was still active and I couldnít stop it. I started staring at my curtains and tripping on them, but after a short while of looking at any one thing or area my eyes began violently shaking left to right, it was uncomfortable and tiring. I closed them for some time, and experienced more mind-tripping, but was far too exhausted to carry on with it.
Finally, I forced myself to open my eyes. I was in a contorted position, wearing a t-shirt and blue jeans. The denim fibers were a sight to behold, they rippled and undulated, breathing all the while. The hairs on my arm would zoom in, as if in a bubble, and travel across my vision. This would happen with various things I concentrated on. At this point I noticed that my stomach was in pain, but I didnít care and was able to zone it out of my mind, allowing the visuals to wash over me and relax me.
Roughly six hours after I ingested the twenty seeds, I thought I was back. The visuals were fading and my stomach became much harder to ignore. I grabbed a brown paper bag to vomit in, but after spitting up some grossness for a few minutes I began to intensely trip on the inside walls of the paper bag. Once this started, my stomach again vanished from my being. I continued tripping visually for a few hours, then became very tired.
I turned out the lights and tried to sleep, but my mind was still racing and visual distortions abounded. Iím not entirely sure if I slept that night, if I did, it wasnít a restful sleep. In the morning, I got up from my bed to shower. I was a mess and smelled it.  From this, a kaleidoscope of yellow rushed at me and my head began to hurt intensely. I kept getting head rushes and losing my vision for brief periods throughout the day. In the shower I tripped again, it took far too much concentration to break away and do anything. Anything white or yellow that I saw touched by sunlight was electric, and parallel lines like those in tile grout undulated and breathed. My stomach was uneasy for quite some time.
It wasnít until the next day, after getting a full nightís sleep and eating a good meal or two, that I felt back to normal. The visual distortions ceased and I could hold a train of thought again. Bodily processes felt normal again, that is, walking, sitting, eating, etc, and I knew I was back.
Eight seeds did next to nothing for me, but twenty gave me the most profound experience and intense trip of my entire life.
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On The Shoulders Of Giants
Over the course of human history, many great discoveries have been based on the work of previous authors: be it science, warfare, or literature, the evolution of human knowledge is incremental but each step is even more powerful than hte last.
Th is exhibit aims to explore the evolution of sciences and their impact on the fate of humanity through our history, and alternate histories alike. Though we know our history to be one of noble sacrifice and recovery from the third and final World War, other timelines never saw a third war, and others never reached the 20th century.


This instance allows for operations on a user interface form, by saving its clients
from various tedious and error-prone operations.
As an example, imagine you have a database form, displayed in some user
interface, which you want to move to the next record.
It is as easy as calling com:::sun::star::sdbc::XResultSet::next
on this form, right? Wrong. First, you need to care for saving the current
record, so the user doesn't lose her input. So you need to call
::com::sun::star::sdbc::XResultSetUpdate::updateRow or
::com::sun::star::sdbc::XResultSetUpdate::insertRow, depending
on the form's ::com::sun::star::sdb::RowSet::IsNew property.
But then you're done, right? Wrong, again.
When the user just entered some data into one of the form fields, but did not yet
leave this field, then the data is not yet committed to the form, not to talk
about being committed to the underlying database. So, before everything else,
you would nee to obtain the active control of the form, and commit it.
Now you're done ...
As another example, consider that you want to delete the current record from the
form. You have to take into account any ::com::sun::star::form::XConfirmDeleteListeners
registered at the ::com::sun::star::form::FormController or the
::com::sun::star::form::component::DataForm.
If you agree that this is ugly to do and maintain, then XFormOperations
is for you. It provides a execute method, which will do all of the above
for you; plus some similar convenient wrappers for similar functionality.


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Rescue a teammate while he is capturing a Care Package.
2000 XP
Get 5 kills without dying while your K9 Unit is active (does not include kills by dogs or scorestreaks).
2500 XP
Get 5 kills with the VTOL Warship.
500 XP
Get 15 kills with the VTOL Warship.
1000 XP
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2000 XP
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500 XP
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500 XP
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1000 XP
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2000 XP
Get 50 kills with the Hellstorm Missile.
5000 XP
Get 5 kills with the Escort Drone.
500 XP
Get 15 kills with the Escort Drone.
1000 XP
Get 25 kills with the Escort Drone.
2000 XP
Get 50 kills with the Escort Drone.
5000 XP
Destroy enemy Sentry Gun or Guardian 5 times.
500 XP
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1000 XP
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2000 XP
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5000 XP
Get 5 kills with the Hunter Killer.
500 XP
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1000 XP
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2000 XP
Get 50 kills with the Hunter Killer.
5000 XP
Get 5 kills with the Stealth Chopper.
500 XP
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1000 XP
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2000 XP
Get 50 kills with the Stealth Chopper.
5000 XP
Get 5 kills with the Death Machine.
500 XP
Get 15 kills with the Death Machine.
1000 XP
Get 25 kills with the Death Machine.
2000 XP
Get 50 kills with the Death Machine.
5000 XP
Get 5 kills with the Lightning Strike.
500 XP
Get 15 kills with the Lightning Strike.
1000 XP
Get 25 kills with the Lightning Strike.
2000 XP
Get 50 kills with the Lightning Strike.
5000 XP
Get 5 kills with the War Machine.
500 XP
Get 15 kills with the War Machine.
1000 XP
Get 25 kills with the War Machine.
2000 XP
Get 50 kills with the War Machine.
5000 XP
Get 25 kills with the Sentry Gun while controlling it with remote control.
500 XP
Get 25 kills with the A.G.R. while controlling it with remote control.
2500 XP
Kill 5 attack dogs.
1000 XP
Destroy 5 Dragonfires.
1000 XP
Destroy 5 enemy RC-XDs
1000 XP
Destroy 5 AGRs.
1000 XP
Call in 3 Care Packages in a single game.
2000 XP
Capture an enemy crate.
1000 XP
Call a Counter-UAV when an enemy Orbital VSAT is active.
1000 XP
Destroy a Dragonfire with a bullet weapon.
2000 XP
Get 3 rapid kills with the War Machine.
2500 XP
Destroy a Helicopter with a bullet weapon.
2000 XP
Destroy an enemy Aircraft by deploying EMP.
1000 XP
Kill a player that is trying to lock on to you while you are controlling the VTOL Warship.
1000 XP
Destroy an enemy Scorestreak with the Dragonfire.
1000 XP
Killed an enemy Attack Dog that is close to your Teammate.
500 XP
Get a kill from your Guardian (enemy dies from Guardian damage).
250 XP
Get 3 kills with a single Hellstorm Missile.
1000 XP
Kill 2 or more enemies that are capturing an objective with a Lightning Strike or Hellstorm Missile.
1000 XP
Get 5 kills from a Sentry Gun without letting it be destroyed.
1000 XP
Get 2 rapid kills with the RC-XD.
1000 XP
Destroy an aircraft with the Hunter Killer.
1000 XP
Get 5 kills without dying while using the Death Machine.
1000 XP


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STRICTLY BALLROOM ***1/2 OF **** grade is B+
Strictly Ballroom is a wonderfully original film disguised as a traditional, cliched one. It talks about breaking out of traditions and creating something new and heartfelt. The story is basically about a guy that takes an ugly duckling under his arms and teaches her (in an incredible short time) how to be as good as him so they can compete, and show-up the usual opponent. If you think you've seen that before, you're right, and you can still see Strictly Ballroom because it doesn't follow that formula in anyway you've seen before.
The film starts in a quasi-documentary form showing a spirited ballroom dancer (Mercurio) trying to dance in the standard ballroom fashion, but as he is trapped he improvises with crowd-pleasing but judge-annoying moves. His partner is hardly able to keep up to his moves and they lose to a white-haired man who sticks to the traditions. His partner and annoying, old-timer dancing mom are frustrated by the loss and the partner quits to join the white-haired victor.
 They practice at night at his parents dance studio and she is under constant pressure by her domineering father. More conflicts arise and they're dancing together is questioned.
Strictly Ballroom is a crowd-pleasing film that will keep you're toes tapping constantly as you watch and listen to the film. Even though you probably know the way the film will end you will have fun getting there and will be surprised by plot twists in between. Strictly Ballroom is a fun film that can be seen by people of all ages.
WARNING: You may dance after you see this film so wear comfortable shoes!
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The last years we have consistently supported the community by releasing new versions of our multi honeypot platform called T-Pot. This November we are proud to release a new version of T-Pot with exciting new features and …
something more.
For the last years our backend was driven by a very robust Grails code written by our former consultant / developer and friend Lutz Wischmann. The backend itself was running on a bare metal setup in the computing centre of Cronon (thanks for all your support over the years!).
In middle of 2017 we decided to rewrite the backend, as we needed new features and wanted to be more flexible in handling the data. Initially we had a closer look at Kotlin, the new language from Jetbrains, which is a really cool new language. However, as many of the people within our internal honeypot community are python lovers, we went for Python3 with the Flask framework. As the basis for our backend we now use several instances within our own Open Telecom Cloud (all debian 9 based, fully automated installation via ansible, …).
In this new backend, we collect honeypot events from both our own closed DTAG honeypot network as well as community data contribution from T-Pots running all over the world.
The data is visualized on our new sicherheitstacho.eu website.
The backend is designed and implemented in the way that it recieves honeypot events from T-Pot via ewsposter. The events are processed and stored in the backend and are available to be queried via an API which delivers live statistics.
The development is very agile, new features and refinements will be added over time.
Although the backend is tailored to fullfill our own needs, we think it might be a good starting point for setting up your own centralized honeypot collection plattform.
You can find the repository here.
Support will be handled same as with T-Pot via Github issues. Please bear in mind that the software is developed in the spare time next to our main job. If you have any contributions you think could be beneficial for the project, feel free to submit pull requests.
In the future we plan also to publish additional codes from the backend such as admin backend, so stay tuned for updates.
Thanks
We would like the following people and organizations
- [The Honeynet Project] (https://www.honeynet.org/)
- Lutz Wischmann (42, The Software architects.)
- Our friends at G-Data
- Robin Verton for a source code review and other valuable input
- Simon Peters for setting up the monitoring


NYCAASC 2018: Emergence Workshops
NYCAASC 2018 > Workshops: Track 2
Navigating Mixed Race Identities
GC 261, 1:45 - 3:10
Mixed race discourse tends to treat the whole population as a monolith, often focusing on a struggle between two cultures without delving into the realities of mixed race individuals. This workshop strives to dig deeper into the experiences of mixed race communities. What does it mean to be mixed race? How can we move beyond the rhetoric of hybridity? We hope to highlight the diverse realities of mixed race Asian Americans, from organizing against imperialism to building a united movement for liberation.
Vijou Bryant
Vijou Bryant is the International Relations Officer of GABRIELA NY. is a mass-based women's organization serving New York City and its surrounding areas. We connect the Filipino diaspora to the women's struggle in the Philippines. We are women of Philippine descent, including those who are migrants, immigrants and US-born. We recognize Filipino women of mixed heritage and adoptees. GABRIELA New York is a LGBTQIGNC-(Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Intersex and Gender Non-Comforming) friendly organization that is inclusive of transgender people of Philippine descent.
We are a proud member of GABRIELA-USA, the first overseas chapter of GABRIELA Philippines. To learn more, please go to http://www.gabusa.org/
GABRIELA New York is a member of BAYAN-USA, an alliance of progressive Filipino groups in the U.S. representing organizations of students, scholars, women, workers, and youth. To learn more about BAYAN, please visit http://bayanusa.org/
Tao Leigh Goffe
Tao Leigh Goffe is Assistant Professor/ Faculty Fellow of Social and Cultural Analysis at New York University. She will be Assistant Professor of Africana and Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Cornell University in 2019. Born in London and raised between the UK and US, she is an interdisciplinary scholar and cultural critic specializing in the literatures and vernaculars that emerge from histories of imperialism, migration, and globalization. She works at the intersections of Black Atlantic, Asian American, and Caribbean culture. From the Afromodernism of reggae soundsystems to the orientalism of Hollywood's yellowface cinema, Goffe tackles the scripting of race and sexuality in American media and performance. Her research is preoccupied with how the history of abolition, indenture, and decolonization frame the transpacific and transatlantic entanglements of African and Asian diasporas.


Sparkling Pandas - using Apache Spark to scale Pandas
02:15 PM - 03:00 PM on August 16, 2014, Room 702Holden Karau
- Audience level:
- intermediate
- Watch:
- http://youtu.be/AcyI_V8FeIU
Description
Co-presented with Juliet Hougland.
Pandas is a fast and expressive library for data analysis that doesn’t naturally scale to more data than can fit in memory. PySpark is the Python API for Apache Spark that is designed to scale to huge amounts of data but lacks the natural expressiveness of Pandas. We will introduce Sparkling Pandas, a new library that brings together the best features of Pandas and PySpark; Expressiveness, speed, and scalability.
Abstract
Sparkling Pandas (Pandas on PySpark)
Pandas is a fast and expressive library for data analysis that doesn’t naturally scale to more data than can fit in memory. PySpark is the Python API for Apache Spark that is designed to scale to huge amounts of data but lacks the natural expressiveness of Pandas. We will introduce Sparkling Pandas, a new library that brings together the best features of Pandas and PySpark; Expressiveness, speed, and scalability.
Spark frames collections of data as Resilient Distributed Datasets (RDDs) which have a simple functional API. In order to use Pandas DataFrames in PySpark without Sparkling Pandas you could represent each partition of your RDD as a DataFrame, and then use the functional API for RDDs to perform operations. The resulting syntax, rdd.map(lambda x: x.map(lambda y: z)), leaves something to be desired.
Sparkling Pandas allows for (almost) treating the RDD itself as a DataFrame. We do this by extending the basic Spark RDD to be aware of the underlying Panda DataFrames and implementing useful functionality on our specialized RDD. Using this extended RDD we have implemented some simple operations. We will examine some common methods and how the performance differs in a distributed setup. We will also cover how to load data effectively into Pandas using both SparkSQL and using Spark's file load mechanism combined with Pandas native parsing. This gives us the ability to load data from various file formats, like CSV and Parquet as well as from Apache Hive.
With time permitting we will then cover some of the implementation details as we feel these implementation details help people understand the performance improvement Sparkling Pandas provides. We believe this will increase the chances we don’t have to write the rest of the library by ourselves. Join us!


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This is a guide for using the ruby antlr3
project. Currently, it’s a work in progress, so bear with me as I work to cover all of the important details.
Scope
This guide is not intended to cover ANTLR’s metalanguage, grammar specifications, or other conceptual aspects of the tool. For a full introduction to ANTLR and writing grammars, refer to ANTLR’s primary documentation. For the most part, the documentation is written with the assumption that the reader has, at a minimum, basic familiarity with ANTLR’s grammar language, terminology, and the command line ANTLR tool.
This guide targets the particulars of using the antlr3
ruby project. It attempts to tailor the general concepts covered in ANTLR’s Java-oriented documentation for usage in ruby. The guide also attempts to cover all places in which this ruby target diverges from conventions followed by the other language targets.
Getting Involved
If you have any suggestions, complaints, requests, or compliments about this guide, or the ruby antlr3
project in general, feel free to let me know. I have written most of the target code on my own, and thus I have made various design decisions using my own judgment and style preferences. Thus, I am certainly open for discussion, feedback, and collaboration for any developers using this package. Also, if you’re interested enough to join in on the development work, such as contributing extra features, enhancing the run-time library, writing more test code, or improving on the project documentation, please get in touch.
Bug Reports / Issues
This software’s primarily been tested with my own system and configuration (Linux using standard “matz” ruby, version 1.8.7). I have tried my best to create a thorough suite of test code, using the Python and Java targets’ extensive test code as a basis and then expanding it to cover issues specific to Ruby. However, given the complexity of the ANTLR code generation system and the various components of the run-time library, bugs are bound to have been overlooked. More information on issues or general design considerations from users working with other operating systems or alternate flavors or ruby would be incredibly helpful at this stage in the project.
Open issue reports on the github repository page.
About ANTLR
What’s ANTLR?
ANTLR is a program that generates code for performing a variety of language recognition tasks: lexing, parsing, abstract syntax tree construction and manipulation, tree structure recognition, and input translation. The tool is similar to other parser generators: ANTLR takes in a grammar specification and then produces source code that recognizes the language.
While the tool itself is implemented in Java, it has an extensible design that allows for code generation in other programming languages. To implement an ANTLR language target, a developer may supply a set of templates written in the StringTemplate language. The grammar specification is written in a combination of ANTLR’s metalanguage and the target programming language.
What does it offer over other parser generators?
- ANTLR’s grammar specifications are more human-readable and logical than most other language recognition tools (like YACC)
- it uses its own concept of “LL(*)” arbitrary look-ahead to permit a developer to write a language using a structure close to how a person understands the language
- it uses familiar aspects of EBNF and regular expression syntax, such as repetition operators like
*
,+
, and?
- it combines lexer and parser design. You don’t have to provide your own lexer code (though you still can if you need to)
- all generated code is object-oriented and organized into classes
- it is tailored for common language recognition tasks
- it features integrated optional Abstract Syntax Tree generation
- it can generate tree parsers to rewrite, translate, and/or evaluate ASTs
- it features integrated automatic input translation using templates
About the Ruby antlr3
Project
What’s the Ruby antlr3
project?
It’s a collection of ruby code and templates, with a dash of Java code, wrapped into a standard ANTLR package. This package permits Ruby developers to use ANTLR to generate recognizers written in Ruby.
Doesn’t ANTLR already have a Ruby target?
Yes, it does (well, sort of). With all due respect to the author of the original ruby target, the target only features rudimentary parser/lexer generation, making writing recognizers for more sophisticated languages difficult or even impossible.
So how does this project differ from ANTLR’s default ruby target?
This project completely implements all of ANTLR’s features. It provides all of the features implemented in ANTLR’s Java and Python targets, including:
- AST construction
- Built-in automatic test scripts to quickly try out your recognizer
- AST parser generation
- Debug mode features
- Grammar profiling features
- Template output mode (using a variation of
ERB
instead ofStringTemplate
) - Lexer filter mode
Changelog
08/04/13
- A little cleanup while reviving the projects — updates coming soon
06/05/10
- started Built-In Drivers article
- started Tokens article
05/23/10
- Created blank section for general discussion of grammar files
- Started a section for a broader overview of what this project’s used for
05/18/10
- Started new Scopes article and added a little more material to the Action Blocks article


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Given the huge volume of technologies available and their quick pace of development, I frequently jump back-and-forth between them, as one technology seems to be a better fit to my new project, or because of plain boredom. After a few months, I often forget how to do even the most basic tasks in the technologies I left behind.
I began writing a series of posts outlining the steps of getting a Django project up and running, and in the process noticed that taking notes itself and putting them online is not a simple and obvious process.
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EUR/USD advances to 2-week highs in the 1.1070 region
by Pablo Piovano- EUR/USD gains extra pace around 1.1070 on Monday.
- The greenback remains on the defensive below 98.00.
- ECB’s Lagarde, advanced PMIs next of relevance in the week.
The upbeat sentiment around the single currency stays well and sound at the beginning of the week and is pushing EUR/USD to fresh 2-week highs in the 1.1060/70 band.
EUR/USD focused on trade, USD, data
The pair is up for the third consecutive session on Monday, extending the rebound from last week’s lows in the 1.0990/85 band.
The renewed and quite strong sell off in the greenback is mainly behind the rally in spot, which is now targeting the key 100-day SMA, today at 1.1093. Renewed optimism in the US-China trade front continues to sustain the positive sentiment in the risk-associated universe despite the lack of significant progress in past days.
In addition, the better mood surrounding the riskier assets continues to fuel outflows from the safe haven space, lifts yields and undermine the momentum around the buck.
Later in the week, ECB’s C.Lagarde is due to speak while the central bank is expected to release its minutes from the latest meeting. Further key data include November’s advanced PMIs in core Euroland, due on Friday.
What to look for around EUR
Spot is prolonging the rebound from last week’s lows in sub-1.10 levels, always underpinned by the renewed weakness around the greenback and hopes of a US-China trade deal. On the macro view, the outlook in Euroland remains fragile and does nothing but justify the ‘looser for longer’ monetary stance by the ECB and the bearish view on the single currency in the medium term at least. In this regard, all the attention will be on the publication of flash PMIs for the current month later in the week.
EUR/USD levels to watch
At the moment, the pair is gaining 0.10% at 1.1059 and faces the next up barrier at 1.1067 (high Nov.18) followed by 1.1093 (100-day SMA) and finally 1.1179 (monthly high Oct.21). On the downside, a breach of 1.0989 (monthly low Nov.14) would target 1.0925 (low Sep.3) en route to 1.0879 (2019 low Oct.1).


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Module uuid
Copyright 2012 Rackspace (original), 2013 Thijs Schreijer (modifications)
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
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see http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4122.txt
Note that this is not a true version 4 (random) UUID. Since os.time()
precision is only 1 second, it would be hard
to guarantee spacial uniqueness when two hosts generate a uuid after being seeded during the same second. This
is solved by using the node field from a version 1 UUID. It represents the mac address.
28-apr-2013 modified by Thijs Schreijer from the original Rackspace code as a generic Lua module.
Regarding the above mention on os.time()
; the modifications use the socket.gettime()
function from LuaSocket
if available and hence reduce that problem (provided LuaSocket has been loaded before uuid).
Functions
| new (hwaddr) | Creates a new uuid. |
| randomseed (seed) | Improved randomseed function. |
| seed () | Seeds the random generator. |
Functions
- new (hwaddr)
-
Creates a new uuid. Either provide a unique hex string, or make sure the random seed is properly set. The module table itself is a shortcut to this function, so
my_uuid = uuid.new()
equalsmy_uuid = uuid()
.For proper use there are 3 options;
- first require
luasocket
, then calluuid.seed()
, and request a uuid using no parameter, eg.my_uuid = uuid()
- use uuid without
luasocket
, set a random seed usinguuid.randomseed(some_good_seed)
, and request a uuid using no parameter, eg.my_uuid = uuid()
- use uuid without
luasocket
, and request a uuid using an unique hex string, eg.my_uuid = uuid(my_networkcard_macaddress)
Parameters:
- hwaddr
(optional) string containing a unique hex value (e.g.:
00:0c:29:69:41:c6
), to be used to compensate for the lessermath.random()
function. Use a mac address for solid results. If omitted, a fully randomized uuid will be generated, but then you must ensure that the random seed is set properly!
Returns:
-
a properly formatted uuid string
Usage:
local uuid = require("uuid") print("here's a new uuid: ",uuid())
- first require
- randomseed (seed)
-
Improved randomseed function.
Lua 5.1 and 5.2 both truncate the seed given if it exceeds the integer
range. If this happens, the seed will be 0 or 1 and all randomness will
be gone (each application run will generate the same sequence of random
numbers in that case). This improved version drops the most significant
bits in those cases to get the seed within the proper range again.
Parameters:
- seed the random seed to set (integer from 0 - 2^32, negative values will be made positive)
Returns:
-
the (potentially modified) seed used
Usage:
local socket = require("socket") -- gettime() has higher precision than os.time() local uuid = require("uuid") -- see also example at uuid.seed() uuid.randomseed(socket.gettime()*10000) print("here's a new uuid: ",uuid())
- seed ()
-
Seeds the random generator. It does so in 2 possible ways;
- use
os.time()
: this only offers resolution to one second (used when LuaSocket hasn't been loaded yet - use luasocket
gettime()
function, but it only does so when LuaSocket has been required already.
Usage:
local socket = require("socket") -- gettime() has higher precision than os.time() -- LuaSocket loaded, so below line does the same as the example from randomseed() uuid.seed() print("here's a new uuid: ",uuid())
- use


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public class SoundStore
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
clear()
Clear out the sound store contents
|
void |
disable()
Disable use of the Sound Store
|
static SoundStore |
get()
Get the single instance of this class
|
Audio |
getAIF(java.io.InputStream in)
Get the Sound based on a specified AIF file
|
Audio |
getAIF(java.lang.String ref)
Get the Sound based on a specified AIF file
|
Audio |
getAIF(java.lang.String ref,
java.io.InputStream in)
Get the Sound based on a specified AIF file
|
float |
getCurrentMusicVolume()
Get the volume scalar of the music that is currently playing.
|
Audio |
getMOD(java.io.InputStream in)
Get a MOD sound (mod/xm etc)
|
Audio |
getMOD(java.lang.String ref)
Get a MOD sound (mod/xm etc)
|
Audio |
getMOD(java.lang.String ref,
java.io.InputStream in)
Get a MOD sound (mod/xm etc)
|
float |
getMusicVolume()
Get the volume for music
|
Audio |
getOgg(java.io.InputStream in)
Get the Sound based on a specified OGG file
|
Audio |
getOgg(java.lang.String ref)
Get the Sound based on a specified OGG file
|
Audio |
getOgg(java.lang.String ref,
java.io.InputStream in)
Get the Sound based on a specified OGG file
|
Audio |
getOggStream(java.lang.String ref)
Get the Sound based on a specified OGG file
|
Audio |
getOggStream(java.net.URL ref)
Get the Sound based on a specified OGG file
|
float |
getSoundVolume()
Get the volume for sounds
|
int |
getSource(int index)
Get the ID of a given source
|
int |
getSourceCount()
Retrieve the number of OpenAL sound sources that have been
determined at initialisation.
|
Audio |
getWAV(java.io.InputStream in)
Get the Sound based on a specified WAV file
|
Audio |
getWAV(java.lang.String ref)
Get the Sound based on a specified WAV file
|
Audio |
getWAV(java.lang.String ref,
java.io.InputStream in)
Get the Sound based on a specified WAV file
|
void |
init()
Initialise the sound effects stored.
|
boolean |
isDeferredLoading()
Check if we're using deferred loading
|
boolean |
isMusicOn()
Check if music should currently be playing
|
boolean |
isMusicPlaying()
Check if the music is currently playing
|
boolean |
musicOn()
Check if music is currently enabled
|
void |
pauseLoop()
Pause the music loop that is currently playing
|
void |
poll(int delta)
Poll the streaming system
|
void |
restartLoop()
Restart the music loop that is currently paused
|
void |
setCurrentMusicVolume(float volume)
Set the music volume of the current playing music.
|
void |
setDeferredLoading(boolean deferred)
True if we should only record the request to load in the intention
of loading the sound later
|
void |
setMaxSources(int max)
Set the maximum number of concurrent sound effects that will be
attempted
|
void |
setMusicOn(boolean music)
Inidicate whether music should be playing
|
void |
setMusicPitch(float pitch)
Set the pitch at which the current music is being played
|
void |
setMusicVolume(float volume)
Set the music volume
|
void |
setSoundsOn(boolean sounds)
Indicate whether sound effects should be played
|
void |
setSoundVolume(float volume)
Set the sound volume
|
boolean |
soundsOn()
Check if sound effects are currently enabled
|
boolean |
soundWorks()
Check if sound works at all
|
void |
stopSoundEffect(int id)
Stop a playing sound identified by the ID returned from playing.
|
public void clear()
public void disable()
public void setDeferredLoading(boolean deferred)
deferred
- True if the we should load a tokenpublic boolean isDeferredLoading()
public void setMusicOn(boolean music)
music
- True if music should be playedpublic boolean isMusicOn()
public void setMusicVolume(float volume)
volume
- The volume for musicpublic float getCurrentMusicVolume()
public void setCurrentMusicVolume(float volume)
volume
- The volume for the current playing musicpublic void setSoundVolume(float volume)
volume
- The volume for sound fxpublic boolean soundWorks()
public boolean musicOn()
public float getSoundVolume()
public float getMusicVolume()
public int getSource(int index)
index
- The ID of a given sourcepublic void setSoundsOn(boolean sounds)
sounds
- True if sound effects should be playedpublic boolean soundsOn()
public void setMaxSources(int max)
max
- The maximum number of sound effects/music to mixpublic void init()
public void setMusicPitch(float pitch)
pitch
- The pitch at which the current music is being playedpublic void pauseLoop()
public void restartLoop()
public Audio getMOD(java.lang.String ref) throws java.io.IOException
ref
- The refernece to the mod to loadjava.io.IOException
- Indicates a failure to read the datapublic Audio getMOD(java.io.InputStream in) throws java.io.IOException
in
- The stream to the MOD to loadjava.io.IOException
- Indicates a failure to read the datapublic Audio getMOD(java.lang.String ref, java.io.InputStream in) throws java.io.IOException
ref
- The stream to the MOD to loadin
- The stream to the MOD to loadjava.io.IOException
- Indicates a failure to read the datapublic Audio getAIF(java.lang.String ref) throws java.io.IOException
ref
- The reference to the AIF file in the classpathjava.io.IOException
- Indicates a failure to load the AIFpublic Audio getAIF(java.io.InputStream in) throws java.io.IOException
in
- The stream to the MOD to loadjava.io.IOException
- Indicates a failure to load the AIFpublic Audio getAIF(java.lang.String ref, java.io.InputStream in) throws java.io.IOException
ref
- The reference to the AIF file in the classpathin
- The stream to the AIF to loadjava.io.IOException
- Indicates a failure to load the AIFpublic Audio getWAV(java.lang.String ref) throws java.io.IOException
ref
- The reference to the WAV file in the classpathjava.io.IOException
- Indicates a failure to load the WAVpublic Audio getWAV(java.io.InputStream in) throws java.io.IOException
in
- The stream to the WAV to loadjava.io.IOException
- Indicates a failure to load the WAVpublic Audio getWAV(java.lang.String ref, java.io.InputStream in) throws java.io.IOException
ref
- The reference to the WAV file in the classpathin
- The stream to the WAV to loadjava.io.IOException
- Indicates a failure to load the WAVpublic Audio getOggStream(java.lang.String ref) throws java.io.IOException
ref
- The reference to the OGG file in the classpathjava.io.IOException
- Indicates a failure to load the OGGpublic Audio getOggStream(java.net.URL ref) throws java.io.IOException
ref
- The reference to the OGG file in the classpathjava.io.IOException
- Indicates a failure to load the OGGpublic Audio getOgg(java.lang.String ref) throws java.io.IOException
ref
- The reference to the OGG file in the classpathjava.io.IOException
- Indicates a failure to load the OGGpublic Audio getOgg(java.io.InputStream in) throws java.io.IOException
in
- The stream to the OGG to loadjava.io.IOException
- Indicates a failure to load the OGGpublic Audio getOgg(java.lang.String ref, java.io.InputStream in) throws java.io.IOException
ref
- The reference to the OGG file in the classpathin
- The stream to the OGG to loadjava.io.IOException
- Indicates a failure to load the OGGpublic void poll(int delta)
delta
- The amount of time passed since last poll (in milliseconds)public boolean isMusicPlaying()
public static SoundStore get()
public void stopSoundEffect(int id)
id
- The ID of the underlying OpenAL source as returned from playAsSoundEffectpublic int getSourceCount()


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16.11 Questions and Answers
Q: In the
implementations presented for computing minimum spanning trees
and shortest paths, weighted graphs are represented by storing
the weights of edges in the graphs themselves. What is an
alternative to this?
A: For graphs
containing edges weighted by factors that do not change
frequently, the approach used in this chapter works well.
However, a more general way to think of an edge's weight is as
a function w (u, v),
where u and v are the vertices that define the
edge to which the weight function applies. To determine the
weight of an edge, we simply call the function as needed. An
advantage to this approach is that it lets us compute weights
dynamically in applications where we expect weights to change
frequently. On the other hand, a disadvantage is that if the
weight function is complicated, it may be inefficient to
compute over and over again.
Q: When solving the
traveling-salesman problem, we saw that computing an optimal
tour is intractable except when the tour contains very few
points. Thus, an approximation algorithm based on the
nearest-neighbor heuristic was used. What is another way to
approximate a traveling-salesman tour? What is the running
time of the approach? How close does the approach come to an
optimal tour?
A: Another
approach to solving the traveling-salesman problem using an
approximation algorithm is to compute a minimum spanning tree,
then traverse the tree using a preorder traversal (see Chapter
9). The running time of this approach is O (EV 2), assuming we use
the mst operation provided in
this chapter. As with the nearest-neighbor heuristic, this
approach always produces a tour that has a length within a
factor of 2 of the optimal tour length. To verify this, let
TMST be the length of the
minimum spanning tree, TAPP be
the length of any approximate tour we compute, and TOPT be the length of the optimal
tour. Since both the minimum spanning tree and the optimal
tour span all vertices in the tree, and no span is shorter
than the minimum spanning tree, TMST TOPT . Also, TAPP 2TMST because only in
the worst case does an approximate tour trace every edge of
the minimum spanning tree twice. Therefore, TAPP 2TOPT . This is
summarized as follows:
Q: When computing a minimum spanning
tree using Prim's algorithm, if we start the algorithm at a
different vertex, is it possible to obtain a different tree
for the same graph?
A: Especially
in large graphs, as Prim's algorithm runs, it is not uncommon
to find several white vertices with the same key value when
looking for the one that is the smallest. In this case, we can
select any of the choices since all are equally small.
Depending on the vertex we select, we end up exploring a
different set of edges incident from the vertex. Thus, we can
get different edges in the minimum spanning tree. However,
although the edges in the minimum spanning tree may vary, the
total weight of the tree is always the same, which is the
minimum for the graph.
Q:
Recall that when we solve the traveling-salesman problem, we
use a graph whose structure is inspected for the hamiltonian
cycle with the shortest length. Do all graphs contain
hamiltonian cycles?
Q: Not all
graphs contain hamiltonian cycles. This is easy to verify in a
simple graph that is not connected, or in a directed acyclic
graph. However, we never have to worry about this with
complete graphs. Complete graphs contain many hamiltonian
cycles. Determining whether a graph contains a hamiltonian
cycle is another problem that, like the traveling-salesman
problem, is NP-complete. In fact, many graph problems fall
into this class of difficult problems.
A: The
implementation of Prim's algorithm
presented in this chapter runs in O(EV2) time. However, a
better implementation runs in O(E
lg V). How could we improve the
implementation presented here to achieve this?
A: The
implementation of Prim's algorithm in this chapter runs in
O (EV 2) time because for each
vertex in the graph, we scan the list of vertices to determine
which is white and has the minimum key value. We can improve
this part of the algorithm dramatically by using a priority
queue (see Chapter
10). Recall that extracting the minimum value from a
priority queue is an O (1)
operation, and maintaining the heap property of the priority
queue is O ( lg n), where n is the number of elements. This
results in a runtime complexity of O
(E lg V ) for Prim's
algorithm overall. However, the priority queue must support
operations for decreasing values already in the queue and for
locating a particular value efficiently so that it can be
modified. Since the priority queue presented in Chapter
10 does not support these operations, Prim's algorithm was
implemented here without this improvement.
Q: Normally
when we compute a minimum spanning tree, we do so for a
connected graph. What happens if we try computing a minimum
spanning tree for a graph that is not connected?
A: Recall that
a graph is connected if every vertex is reachable from each
other by following some path. If we try to compute a minimum
spanning tree for a graph that is not connected, we simply get
a minimum spanning tree for the connected component in which
the start vertex lies. |


|
PMDK C++ bindings
1.2.0
This is the C++ bindings documentation for PMDK's libpmemobj.
|
This is the C++ API for libpmemobj.
During the development of libpmemobj, many difficulties were encountered and compromises were made to make the C API as much user-friendly as possible. This is mostly due to the semantics of the C language. Since C++ is a more expressive language, it was natural to try and bridge the gap using native C++ features.
There are three main features of the C++ bindings:
persistent_ptr<>
smart pointer,transaction
, which comes in two flavours - scoped and closure,p<>
property.The main issue with the C API is the generic PMEMoid and its typed counterpart, the TOID. For them to be conveniently used in transactions, a large set of macros has been defined. This made using the generic pointer easier, yet still unintuitive. In C++, the persistent_ptr<>
template makes it a lot easier providing well known smart pointer semantics and built-in transactions support.
The other drawback of the C API is the transaction semantics. Manual usage of setjmp
and jmpbuf
is error prone, so they were once again wrapped in macros. They themselves have issues with undefined values of automatic variables (see the libpmemobj manpage for more details). The transactions defined in the C++ bindings try to fix the inadequacies of their C counterparts.
The p<>
, which is called the persistent property, was designed with seamless persistent memory integration in mind. It is designed to be used with basic types within classes, to signify that these members in fact reside in persistent memory and need to be handled appropriately.
Please remember to take extra care when using static class members. They are not stored in persistent memory, therefore their value will not always be consistent across subsequent executions or compilations of user applications.
If you find any issues or have suggestion about these bindings please file an issue in https://github.com/pmem/issues. There are also blog articles in http://pmem.io/blog/ which you might find helpful.
Have fun! The PMDK team
The C++ bindings require a C++11 compliant compiler, therefore the minimal versions of GCC and Clang are 4.8.1 and 3.3 respectively. However the pmem::obj::transaction::automatic class requires C++17, so you need a more recent version for this to be available(GCC 6.1/Clang 3.7). It is recommended to use these or newer versions of GCC or Clang.
Please note that the C++11 standard, section 3.8, states that a valid non-trivially default constructible object (in other words, not plain old data) must be properly constructed in the lifetime of the application. Libpmemobj, or any shared memory solution for that matter, does not strictly adhere to that constraint.
We believe that in the future, languages that wish to support persistent memory will need to alter their semantics to establish a defined behavior for objects whose lifetimes exceed that of the application. In the meantime, the programs that wish to use persistent memory will need to rely on compiler-defined behavior.
Our library, and by extension these bindings, have been extensively tested in g++, clang++ and MSVC++ to make sure that our solution is safe to use and practically speaking implementation defined. The only exception to this rule is the use of polymorphic types, which are notably forbidden when using C++ bindings.


The Cross Platform JavaScript MVC
ActiveJS makes it easier to build rich JavaScript applications in browsers, on mobile devices, and even on the server. ActiveJS is MIT licensed, relies on no external JavaScript libraries and is packaged in single file builds to allow for easy distribution. ActiveJS is designed to be used side by side with your favorite Ajax library, including jQuery, Prototype, MooTools, YUI, Dojo, Ext JS and others.
ActiveRecord
Brings simplicity to JavaScript data modeling on the client or server. Supports automatic table creation, data validation, data synchronization, relationships between models, life cycle callbacks and can use an in memory hash table to store objects if no SQL database is available.
ActiveEvent
Provides an event driven programming paradigm that allows you to create and observe events on any object, or all objects of a given class. Also includes mechanisms to observe pre-existing methods and classes (including built-ins).
ActiveView
Designed to be used in with Prototype, jQuery or any major Ajax library. Generates DOM directly with JavaScript or string based templates and provides a natural language data binding library that allows you to automatically glue your data to your DOM elements.
ActiveController
Allows for stateful (client) or stateless (server) organization of your application's actions. For stateful server-side needs, ActiveController can be combined with the server-side JavaScript sessions and persistence capabilities of Aptana Jaxer.
ActiveRoutes
Shares a similar syntax to Rails Routing, but is framework agnostic and can map calls to any type of object. Server side it can be used to map requests for a given URL to a method that will render a page, client side it can be used to provide deep linking and back button / history support for your Ajax application.
ActiveSupport
Ports many useful functions from Prototype in a way that does not modify built in object prototypes'. Also includes JSON and Inflection (singularization / pluralization) support.


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This star implements a dynamic merge function. On demand a new porthole is added to or removed from an input-multiporthole during runtime. All particles to one of its inputportholes are sent out unchanged through the only output. Because the particles are sent unchanged, I can use anytype-portholes here.
Derived from: DEStar
Location: $PTOLEMY/src/domains/de/contrib/stars
Version: 1.3 "01/15/98"
Author: J. Voigt
| in (multiple) | anytype | will get one PortHole for each instance |
| out | ANYTYPE | output for all dynamically created blocks |
This star works (only) in connection with DEDynMap and/or DEDynMapGr. The createPortHole and removePortHole methods are called from there, whenever a block is dynamically instantiated or deleted.
The first porthole of the input-multiporthole has to be connected to a DEDynMap or DEDynMapGr-star.
See: source code,
DynMerge users
copyright (c) 1997 Dresden University of Technology, WiNeS-Project. All rights reserved. See the file $PTOLEMY/copyright for copyright notice, limitation of liability, and disclaimer of warranty provisions.


{{Infobox prepared food | name = Hulatang | image = | caption = A hot, spicy bowl of Hu La tang soup | alternate_name = Spicy soup, 胡辣汤 | country = Henan | region = Xi'an, Henan | creator = | course = | type = Soup | served = | main_ingredient = Beef broth, capsicum, black pepper | variations = | calories = | other = }} Hulatang (胡辣汤), or Hu La Tang, is a kind of Chinese traditional soup, which is an important part of Chinese people's daily diet. Hulatang can also be found in the United States, where it is known as spicy soup. It was introduced by Chinese American immigrants.
Hulatang was invented by people in Henan province. It can be divided into two different genres. The one is Xiaoyao Zhen (a town near Zhoukou City), the other is Beiwudu. As the name implies, capsicum and black pepper are put into the broth made by beef soup.
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The invention of Hulatang can be dated back to the ancient dynasties of China. There is no record of who first cooked it. However, pepper was brought to China during the Tang Dynasty. According to records, the ingredients used were similar to present day recipes.<ref>{{Cite web | script-title=zh:胡辣汤 | accessdate = 2009-03-10 | url = http://www.hulatang.com/ |language=Chinese }}</ref> In addition to pepper, some herbs and flavorings such as ginger, aniseed and fennel are added into the boiling soup to improve the flavour and make it spicy and hot.
In modern China, especially for northern people, Hu La Tang is one of the most popular elements of breakfast. In the morning, people get up early so they can go out and eat the soup before working and studying. A bowl of soup usually starts at 4 Yuan, but can be more expensive depending on the fame of the restaurant, quality and variety of its ingredients.
Cooked beef, beef soup, flour, vermicelli, kelp, spinach, pepper, ginger, salt, vinegar, sesame oil.<ref>{{Cite web | script-title=zh:美食名吃——胡辣汤 | accessdate = 2009-03-10 | url = http://www.yanzhou.gov.cn/ftpdata/59/21319/index.aspx |language=Chinese }}</ref>
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