| DOSE: |
2 bowls |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
My marijuana use started on November 24. I only remember because it was the day before Thanksgiving. This introduction to the wonderful world of weed was great. I was experiencing something completely new to me and I was loving it. The feelings that the marijuana gave me compelled me to continue using it. I only smoked when I felt comfortable doing it. It was important for me to know that it was a decision I was making, not my friends. I preferred to be in a relaxed environment, one that was laid back, and with my friends.
All of my other smoking experiences led me to have really good feelings, in other words I got really high. I would experience a general euphoria, even the most remotely funny thing could set me off laughing. I though that this was the way weed treated you. I was unaware that I could ever have a bad trip.
I had come across some feelings of paranoia or emotional discomfort while under the influence of marijuana before. I would feel like I was going to get in trouble, or an event would cause a moment of fear or depression, I even felt very self-conscious at times. Whenever I got these feelings though they were completely overcome by the intense joy that I had undergone.
However, on February 11 of the following year, these feelings took over for the first time. I had smoked a couple of bowls of regular weed out of a glass pipe. I started feeling really good, not too high, but generally relaxed. My friends were setting up a hooka to smoke outside and I was standing near them. I suddenly felt as thought the world around me was jumping up and down. I thought that I needed to lay down and chill out to get rid of it. This was no the case. After lying for a few minutes I went into a deeper high. The shaking began. Everything I could see was shaking violently. And every few seconds it would jump up into something indescribable. The closest feeling I know to it is Superman The Ride. It felt as though I was suddenly taking off at a million miles an hour. THIS WAS EXTREMELY UNPLEASANT and occurred every few seconds for two hours.
Mentally I was freaking out. I couldn’t think straight. My mind was completely unable to function. I could not get a grasp on reality, and any thought I had I could not keep for more than a moment. I felt as though I had lost all control of myself and became unsure of what would happen next. It was a feeling of great despair. The only thought that I could keep was the thought that I might die, that I might suddenly pass out and never wake up. Or if I did I would not be the same person. When I tried to reassure myself that everything would be all right the overbearing experience would return me to my state of uncertainty.
After the two hours or so I felt exhausted. I was extremely tired and my mind was in a haze. My eyes were bloodshot and I could barely function.
The second time I experienced this was on March 20. I was at a party. My girlfriend was supposed to meet up with me there, but for some reason was running late. I didn’t think she would mind if I smoke a couple bowls before she arrived. I was absolutely great for about twenty minutes. I had recently recovered from the stomach flu and had gotten high the day before. Also, the weed I smoke I had smoked on one other occasion. And when I smoked it this time I was with many other friends.
After a while I began feeling a bit tired. I sat down and that’s when all the trouble started. The room started to shake once more and I was feeling as though I was loosing all control of myself. I started to go into “warp speed” every few seconds again. And the thoughts of not coming out of the trip ok and dying had returned. I knew that I had experienced this before but was unsure that everything would be all right this time. I even felt myself slipping into an unconscious state. All thoughts in my mind would cease and my head would be clear. I would enter this trance, in which I could not move or speak or think. Then my eyes would close and I would slip out of my mind. When this happened I realized it and opened my eyes, thinking that if I let myself go I would never be able to return.
Eventually I could interact with other people, I could speak and talk with them, pausing when my mind lost control. I even was able to walk, although it was with great difficulty. It was like I was watching myself in third person. I could go where I wanted, but I was not the one in control of my body. The party atmosphere was not helping so I stumbled to my car. I had difficulty opening my door, but once I did I got in and felt a bit better. I was still very afraid of what was happening, but at least knew I was in a safe place. At this point I believe that about 30 – 50 minutes had passed overall. Everything was still shaking and the intense moments still occurred. I kept on wondering how long it would last and when I had reached the midpoint of the experience.
Then something absolutely insane happened. I began talking to myself and could not stop. I started to say something and then paused for a second and continued talking. I have no idea how long this went on for, I only knew that I was talking about my experience. I had no control over what was being said I only knew that I was saying it. After this stopped I tried to get a hold of myself. I did not know how much time had passed, but soon realized that my girlfriend was not yet there. So I called her. She had tried to get an extension on her curfew in order to come to the party and her mom had told her to go home. We talked briefly and the conversation left me feeling depressed, I felt that I had done something wrong and that she had chosen not to come.
Then I found my remedy to it all, it was hunger. I suddenly realized I was hungry, luckily I had grabbed a Gatorade and had a box of cheese crisps crackers. Eating and drinking made me feel better. Then a friend came out looking for me and got into the car. We talked for a while, although for what I do not remember. This also comforted me. Within about 20 minutes I was feeling a great deal better, although not back to 100%. I was still hazed and could not function all that properly.
The next morning I woke up and still felt high. My mind was still in a haze and all my thoughts and emotions were intensified. I would start to think about something and go into a trance of thought. It was sort of like a daydream. I also continued to feel out of body, and had a lack of control. Many of the thoughts that I had the night before still bothered me, especially those of my girlfriend. They were making me very depressed and anxious as well.
I am now opting to take a little weed break, I don’t plan to smoke for a month. So that when the long-awaited 4/20 arrives I will be good to go.....hopefully.
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.


Scene Toolkit
Model Viewer
- Views a single 3D model
Scene Viewer
- Views scenes (for text to scene generation)
Voxel Viewer
- Views some voxels
Exploring the scene database
Scene Data Visualizer
- Visualizes scene statistics
Scene Querier
- Query scenes using GUI
Exploring the model database
Model Categorizer
- Browse 3D models and categorize them
Taxonomy Viewer
- Shows the Wordnet taxonomies
Model Querier
- Query models using GUI
Model Data Visualizer
- Visualizes model statistics
Similarity Viewer
- Shows similar objects
Simple Viewers (without annotation capabilities)
Simple Model Viewer
- Views a single 3D model
Simple Model Viewer 2
- Views a single 3D model
Simple Scene Viewer
- Simple scene viewer
Simple Scene Editor
- Simple scene editor


BO.io.Button Class
Creates and interface to a physical button. The Button object dispatches events on state changes such as Pressed, Released and Sustained Press. The Button object also handles debouncing.
The advantage of using the Button class over listening for pin change events on a Pin object, is that the Button class handles debouncing and provides helpful button events: Pressed, Released, Long Press and Sustained Press
PULL_UP
vs PULL_DOWN
. If the other end of the resistor connected to
the button is connected to ground, configuration is PULL_DOWN
, if the
resistor is connected to power, then the configuration is PULL_UP
.
Constructor
BO.io.Button
-
board
-
pin
-
buttonMode
-
sustainedPressInterval
Parameters:
-
board
IOBoardA reference to the IOBoard instance
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pin
PinA reference to the Pin the button is connected to.
-
buttonMode
NumberThe mode of the button (either
Button.PULL_DOWN
orButton.PULL_UP
if wired with external resistors orButton.INTERNAL_PULL_UP
if using the internal pull-up resistors. Default isPULL_DOWN
. -
sustainedPressInterval
NumberThe delay time in milliseconds before a sustained press event is fired.
Item Index
Methods
Properties
- Button.INTERNAL_PULL_UP static
- Button.PULL_DOWN static
- Button.PULL_UP static
- debounceInterval
- pinNumber
- sustainedPressInterval
Events
Methods
addEventListener
-
type
-
listener
Parameters:
-
type
StringThe event type
-
listener
FunctionThe function to be called when the event is fired
dispatchEvent
-
type
-
optionalParams
Parameters:
-
type
EventThe Event object.
-
optionalParams
ObjectOptional parameters passed as an object. return {boolean} True if dispatch is successful, false if not.
hasEventListener
-
type
Parameters:
-
type
StringThe event type return {boolean} True is listener exists for this type, false if not.
onPinChange
()
private
pressed
()
private
released
()
private
removeEventListener
-
type
-
listener
Parameters:
-
type
StringThe event type
-
listener
FunctionThe function to be called when the event is fired
sustainedPress
()
private
Properties
Button.INTERNAL_PULL_UP
Unknown
static
Button.PULL_DOWN
Unknown
static
Button.PULL_UP
Unknown
static
debounceInterval
Number
The debounce time interval in milliseconds.
pinNumber
Number
[read-only] The pin number of the pin the button is attached to.
sustainedPressInterval
Number
The delay time (in milliseconds) the button must be held before a sustained press event is fired.
Events
longPress
BO.io.ButtonEvent.LONG_PRESS
The longPress event is dispatched once when the button has been held for the time duration specified by the sustainedPressInterval property.
Event Payload:
-
target
BO.io.ButtonA reference to the Button object
pressed
BO.io.ButtonEvent.PRESS
The pressed event is dispatched when the button is pressed.
Event Payload:
-
target
BO.io.ButtonA reference to the Button object
released
BO.io.ButtonEvent.RELEASE
The released event is dispatched when the button is released.
Event Payload:
-
target
BO.io.ButtonA reference to the Button object
sustainedPress
BO.io.ButtonEvent.SUSTAINED_PRESS
The sustainedPress event is dispatched continuously at the rate specified by the sustainedPressInterval property while the button is held.
Event Payload:
-
target
BO.io.ButtonA reference to the Button object


HERCULES A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1997 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
It is no wonder that the Disney executives are scratching their collectives heads over the disappointing performance of their big animated movie of the summer. Whereas their last two and much more financially successful summer movies, POCAHONTAS and THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME, featured unlikely cartoon heroes, their latest has a star straight from central casting.
Since we live in an age of superheroes and action figures, what better place to look for material than the gods of Greek mythology? And what better choice for the protagonist than that guy with bulging pecs, Hercules? Surely, the executives must have reasoned, the kids will flock to HERCULES in droves and come back to see it again and again.
Why this has not transpired as anticipated is unclear. Perhaps there is something lacking in the implementation of the idea, but more likely it has to do with the picture's competition and with the obsession of this summer's audiences for the action blockbuster of the week. For whatever reason, the film is much better than its box office receipts indicate, and worth a visit if you have not seen it yet.
Like most Disney movies, the script by John Musker, Ron Clements, Bob Shaw, Don McEnery and Irene Mecchi, plays fast and loose with the traditional story so as to extract the maximum number of laughs and to pack a lot of mythology into an hour and a half. Except for classical scholars, the rest of us will happily accept the results.
In Disney's version of the story, Hades, voiced with great glee and energy by James Woods, plans a "hostile takeover " of Mount Olympus. Hades is told that only Hercules will be able to defeat him so he tries to makes baby Hercules mortal, but through a slip-up, a small portion of his deity remains, leaving him with the strength of the gods.
Hercules, as voiced by Tate Donovan and as drawn by British illustrator Gerald Scarfe, is arguably not the most interesting character in the film. Much better is Hades, and even better still is Meg (Megara), voice by Susan Egan. ("My friends call me Meg, that is if I had any friends.") Meg, Hercules's girlfriend and Hades's human trap to try to bring Hercules down, is played with sassy and mocking humor. Meg's confidence and smart mouth makes many good lines come off like jewels. She keeps taunting Hercules by referring to him only as "wonderboy."
Hercules and some of the other characters are drawn with strange and awkward proportions, especially the feet. Hercules's, in particular, are half again too large. Gerald Scarfe's drawing style becomes one of the movie's low points. On the other hand, some, Meg and Hades being two, are drawn strikingly well. Hades has red or blue fire shooting out of his head depending on his mood, and Meg has provocative bangs and a slightly revealing gown.
As Hercules grows up, his nickname is Jerkules because of his clumsiness. Through the help of a little satyr named Phil (Philoctetes), played with his usual style of humor by Danny DeVito, Hercules trains to become a superhero. Hercules has been promised by his father Zeus (voice by Rip Torn) that if he proves himself a true hero, he can become a god again.
As in most Disney creations, comical sidekicks abound. Hercules rides on Pegasus, "a magnificent horse with the brain of a bird." Hades has two bumbling assistants, Pain (voice by Bobcat Goldthwait) and Panic (voice by Matt Frewer). Someone goes to the underworld, when one of The Fates (voices by Amanda Plummer, Carole Shelley, and Paddi Edwards) cut their soul's string.
The show has many good musical numbers with the best songs by a group of black soul singers called The Muses (voices by Lillias White, LaChanze, Cheryl Freeman, Roz Ryan, and Vaneese Thomas), who come off of a Greek vase.
The best jokes, and the film needs even more, come from its self-deprecating humor. Once Hercules become famous, his action figures are sold everywhere and his image adorns everything including a fast-food cup in the shape of a pillar. There are even fancy Hercules Stores and AirHerc sandals.
Hercules reasons with his father that he is ready for divinity. "I'm the most famous person in all Greece," he brags. "I'm an action figure!" But Zeus demands more from his son and gets it.
After many battles, the best being the well choreographed destruction of the almost unstoppable Hydra, Hercules does return to his place in the clouds.
In the press kit, conveniently on CD-ROM these days, the filmmakers say one of their main goals was to make the story "accessible." They succeeded admirably and delightfully. More families should skip one of those homogenous action flicks one week and see HERCULES instead. That way they could laugh with the film rather than at it.
HERCULES runs just 1:30. It is correctly rated G and is fine for all ages. My son Jeffrey, age 8, and his friend Alan, also 8, both thought the movie was "really good." They both said they liked it much better than THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME and even better than THE LION KING. As they left the theater, they were busy ticking off their favorite monsters from the movie. I recommend the picture to you and your whole family and give it ***.
**** = A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show. Don't waste your money. 0 = Totally and painfully unbearable picture.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: July 19, 1997
Opinions expressed are mine and not meant to reflect my employer's.
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-
name
java.lang.String name
name of the virtual file system
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freeSpace
long freeSpace
free space on the virtual disk
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occupiedSpace
long occupiedSpace
occupied space on the virtual disk
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totalSpace
long totalSpace
total space on the virtual disk
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freeBlocks
boolean[] freeBlocks
array of boolean to keep track of the status (free/occupied) of a data block
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VDFileName
java.lang.String VDFileName
path to the file where the virtual disk will be serialized on the host file system
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id
int id
id of the virutal disk
-
objectDataPosition
long objectDataPosition
position of the first byte that will contain object serialized data on the virtual disk file
-
rootDirectory
Directory rootDirectory
root directory
-
workingDirectory
Directory workingDirectory
current working directory


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Experience
Autonomy Robotics Cognition Lab, UMIACS, University of Maryland
Research Assistant
Feb 2016 - Apr 2016, Sep 2016 - Present
• Use the Crazy Flie Nano UAV platform to simulate the homing behavior of bees
• Created the hardware and simulation test bed for the drone to perform deep-learning tests using NVIDIA Jetson TX1
• Implemented Q Learning, Deep Q Network and Deep Deterministic Policy Gradient algorithms for position control of Crazyflie and proved that they can perform better than classical controllers, like PID, without modeling the dynamics
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• Utilized libraries such as ROS, OpenCV, Keras, Tensorflow & Theano and Programmed using C++ & Python
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May 2016 - Aug 2016
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Courses
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ENPM808M : Introduction to Modeling of Robotic Systems
ENSE698E : Sensor Systems
ENPM808C : Planning for Autonomous Robots
ENPM808T : Perception for Autonomus Robots
ENPM808K : Human Robot Interaction
CMSC498W : Introduction to Virtual and Augmented Reality


Quick Start Guide
This guide describes how to create an application with Crosswalk extension support.
Setup a working directory
Create a working directory and go into that directory. For this example, we use "EchoDemo"
$ mkdir EchoDemo $ cd EchoDemo
Clone the
crosswalk-ios
project:$ git clone https://github.com/crosswalk-project/crosswalk-ios.git
Initialize the
crosswalk-ios
submodules with commands:$ cd crosswalk-ios $ git submodule update --init --recursive $ cd -
Create the application project
Create an iOS application project with the "Single View Application" template in the working directory. For this example, we use "Echo". Use Swift for convenience.
Add the
XWalkView
project into theEcho
project.In
File
->Add Files to "Echo"...
, choose theXWalkView.xcodeproj
fromcrosswalk-ios/XWalkView/XWalkView.xcodeproj
;Now the project layout should look like this:
Link
XWalkView
intoEcho
target.Select
Echo
target inEcho
project;In
General
->Linked Frameworks and Libraries
, addXWalkView.framework
.For quick test, replace the auto-generated
ViewController.swift
with the corresponding file incrosswalk-ios/AppShell/AppShell
, which has setup a WKWebView instance for you already.Remove the auto-generated
ViewController.swift
from your project, and addcrosswalk-ios/AppShell/AppShell/ViewController.swift
.Create a directory called
www
inEcho
for the HTML5 files and resources.Create the
index.html
file as your entry page with the contents as follows:  <meta name='viewport' content='width=device-width' /> <title>Echo demo of Crosswalk</title>
Echo Demo of Crosswalk

Add the
www
directory into the project.In
File
->Add Files to "Echo"...
, choose thewww
directory and selectCreate folder reference
.The project layout should look like this:
Create
manifest.plist
to describe the application's configuration.In
File
->New...
->File...
, chooseiOS
->Resource
->Property List
. Create a plist file with namemanifest.plist
inEcho
directory. This manifest file will be loaded at application startup;Add an entry with the key:
start_url
and the string value:index.html
. This is the entry page.XWalkView
will locate it in thewww
directory.
The
Echo
demo can now run. We haven't yet added any extensions to support the functionality of the objectxwalk.example.echo
, so only the title (Echo Demo of Crosswalk
) is on the page.
Create the Echo extension
Create a framework target called
EchoExtension
in theEcho
project.Select
File
->New...
->Target...
. ChooseFramework & Library
->Cocoa Touch Framework
, with nameEchoExtension
and language typeSwift
for convenience.Link
XWalkView
intoEchoExtension
target.Select
EchoExtension
target inEcho
project, inGeneral
->Linked Frameworks and Libraries
, addXWalkView.framework
.Create the
EchoExtension
extension class.Select
EchoExtension
group first: SelectFile
->New...
->File...
. ChooseiOS
->Source
->Cocoa Touch Class
, with nameEchoExtension
, subclassing fromXWalkExtension
, and useSwift
language type.Now the project layout should look like this:
Add the contents into
EchoExtension.swift
as follows:import Foundation import XWalkView class EchoExtension : XWalkExtension { func jsfunc_echo(cid: UInt32, message: String, callback: UInt32) -> Bool { invokeCallback(callback, key: nil, arguments: ["Echo from native: " + message]) return true } }
Add the extension description section in the
Info.plist
of theEchoExtension
target. This informs the framework users what extensions are provided by this framework, and what how to access them natively and in JavaScript.Create a
XWalkExtensions
section in theInfo.plist
withDictionary
type and add an entry withxwalk.example.echo
as key andEchoExtension
as value.
This indicates that the extension
EchoExtension
will be exported with the object name:xwalk.example.echo
in JavaScript.
Bundle the extension with the application
Modify the
manifest.plist
to add the extension configuration to theEcho
application.Add
xwalk_extensions
section with Array type which describes the extensions that should be loaded within theEcho
application;Add
xwalk.example.echo
with string type as an entry ofxwalk_extensions
. This indicates that the extensionxwalk.example.echo
should be loaded into the JavaScript context ofEcho
project.
The application can now be built and run. You should now see an extra line:
Echo from native: Hello World!
displayed on the screen.Screenshot in iPhone6 simulator:


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Procedure
| Note | |
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Pin 1 is clearly marked on the probe’s gray ribbon cable by a red line down one side of the cable and a small triangle in the plastic socket. |
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Figure 2-5. Sourcery Probe Personal
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There are many different standard debug connectors. Target Adapter Modules are available with certain probe models to support alternate debug connector types. (See Table 2-1.) It is very important to check the debug connector details of your target board when selecting the right adapter module. See the Mentor Embedded Sourcery Probe Personal Target Connections application note. |
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SRCCON:POWER Facilitator Guide
Collaboration is at the core of the SRCCON:POWER program. Facilitators lead hands-on sessions that explore how power operates in journalism, and prepare us to push for change in our own newsrooms and communities.
In This Guide
- What Sets SRCCON:POWER Apart?
- What Is a Facilitator and What Do They Do?
- Planning Your Session Before SRCCON:POWER
- Facilitating a Great Session Once You’re at SRCCON:POWER
- How Many People Will Be In My Session?
- What Kinds of People Will Be In My Session?
- What Materials Will I Have?
- How Much Time Will I Have?
- Will My Session Be Recorded?
- Tips on Effective Facilitation
- Tips on Running an Inclusive Session
- Additional Resources
What Sets SRCCON:POWER Apart?
SRCCON:POWER, like all our SRCCON events, is highly participatory. Everyone is engaged in learning, building, and problem-solving together. When you run a session at SRCCON:POWER, you’re in a room with dozens of other smart people with an opportunity to compare notes, share skills, and help everyone learn from each other.
SRCCON:POWER is an intentionally small event, with about 125 attendees, but we have some big thematic goals. We want to explore the ways power operates in our organizations, in our relationships with communities, and in the tech and algorithms we use and make. Our days will bring everyone together for a small group of talks and research presentations, then we’ll break out to dig into these themes in participatory sessions like yours.
Here are a couple ways we’re thinking all this comes together at SRCCON:POWER:
- We want to equip attendees to push for change. As a facilitator, you can help that happen through building new resources together, leading conversations that connect people who can support each other’s work, or sharing information that can help attendee to make the case for change with stakeholders back home.
- We want to support your work not just at SRCCON:POWER, but down the road too. What kind of change do YOU want to see, where you work or in your community? We’ll be asking about ways we can continue to support you, because we see SRCCON events as the place work starts, not ends.
Attendees will come into your session as peers and collaborators. Our name badges don’t flag organizations or speaker status—we’re all here to learn from each other. We put a lot of intention into the composition of the crowd at SRCCON:POWER, to pull from a wide range of experiences and backgrounds while still gathering folks interested in similar questions. Your session will be THE thing some people take home from SRCCON:POWER, because they learned something new and vital, or they were heard for what feels like the first time. That’s an incredible thing, and we’re so excited to work with you to make it happen!
What Is a Facilitator and What Do They Do?
As a facilitator, you bring your experience and excitement (or even skepticism) to leading a discussion or workshop with a highly engaged group.
- Guide. You set an agenda for the group. That could be laying out the contours of a problem you are wrestling with, and then guiding a group conversation that explores solutions. Or it could be teaching participants a new skill or technique they can take back to their newsroom.
- Invite. You gather the wisdom in the room. You help make sure everyone feels able to participate, not just the people who already feel comfortable speaking up. You have the power to make conversations inclusive and to help the room reach consensus, build connections, and find best practices.
- Organize. You help everyone make the session productive. That means keeping an eye on time and working through the activities on your agenda.
 You’re there to guide discussions or collaborative work, and to help attendees contribute and walk away having learned something new.
We’ll also have an in-person facilitator training the evening of Wednesday, Dec. 12, at the conference venue. It’ll be a great chance to check out the session rooms, meet other facilitators, and get any last minute facilitation tips.
 Much of the work you’ll do as a facilitator will take place in the weeks leading up to SRCCON:POWER, as you outline your session. We’ve found that keeping two things in mind can help translate your awesome ideas into a meaningful experience for attendees:
- Scope. Broad topics need some boundaries, or conversations won’t go anywhere. Niche sessions are great but need enough topical space for a variety of people to participate. Similarly, over-programming a session with too many activities can make it impossible to get to your goals—but a session that’s underdesigned can easily turn into a conversation between a handful of the loudest people.
- Outcomes. Think about what you want attendees to take away from your session. A new or improved skill? A broader sense of community? The excitement of solving a problem they’d been facing alone? If you start planning your session by thinking about the end, it helps you focus everything leading up to that moment.
From there, you have a huge amount of room to explore creative ways to work with attendees. Big slide presentations and lectures aren’t what you’re after, but conversations and small-group work are staples on the SRCCON:POWER schedule. There are many outstanding session formats to consider, as well: design exercises, games, technical workshops, role-playing, even physical movement and field trips outside the conference space. Fun is good. We’ll support all sorts of ways to help you engage with people and make abstract concepts real.
Another thing to consider as you map out your session outline: Expect the unexpected. It’s easy to imagine the best-case scenario, where everything runs smoothly and according to plan—and that’s probably exactly how your session will go! But what if you ask your first question and no one answers? What if someone shares an amazing idea, and you want to follow up on it? You’ll be responding to situations like these on the fly, and you’ll be a lot more confident if you’ve thought through some scenarios in advance. Plan more material than you think you’ll need, and know you can feel good about dropping some of it—you just don’t know which parts it will be.
And finally, make sure to block out time in your outline for wrapup. We’ve found that hourlong sessions often don’t leave quite enough space for that—between engaging activities and interesting conversations, it can be tough to fit in a closing moment before the hour is up. We set aside 75 minutes for sessions so you have room to pull groups back together to report on their work, or to share final thoughts and next steps before people head out the door.
Facilitating a Great Session Once You’re at SRCCON:POWER
Once you’re at the venue, conference staff and volunteers will be around to answer questions and help you with any problems that come up. We’ll also have time at the Wednesday evening facilitator training for you to see the venue and check out the room where you’ll be leading your session. Here are a few more things to help you anticipate what the facilitation experience will be like:
How Many People Will Be In My Session?
About 125 people will attend SRCCON:POWER, and we program 3 or 4 sessions at a time, so most will have 20 to 30 people in the room. Some topics will draw fewer—and that’s fine! Small sessions are incredibly meaningful for the people who are there, and we want to encourage those conversations.
Some sessions might bring in larger crowds as well, so we encourage you to spend a little time thinking about how you might accommodate different group sizes. Will you be working in small groups that can scale up or down? Are you running an activity that might need extra supplies? We’ll have volunteers available to help you make room adjustments on the fly, but you’ll be happier if you go in knowing how you’ll respond to different crowd sizes.
What Kinds of People Will Be In My Session?
First and foremost, you’ll be surrounded by peers—people excited about journalism and ready to share their expertise at a journalism-centric conference. More than a third of the attendees at SRCCON:POWER will be session facilitators themselves. All of the participants are folks who expressed an interest in spending two days delving into how we work together, and how to support one another. Folks come to these discussions from a variety of roles related to journalism and tech and with different amounts of time in the field. Most participants come from the U.S., although many countries will be represented. We draw from large media organizations as well as smaller, regional, and noncoastal newsrooms.
Every person at SRCCON:POWER is smart and creative. But not every person in your room will be an expert in the particular subject you’re covering. We encourage attendees, in fact, to go to sessions that challenge them, covering topics they might not normally choose. So think about how you might include folks who are learning something for the first time—in the same way they’re in the room to be exposed to new ideas, your topic might be energized by an outside perspective.
As a facilitator, there are a couple ways you can really support the people in your room:
- Be a mindful and inclusive leader. There are some simple things you can do to help all your attendees feel able to participate and make the experience better for everyone in the room.
- Help your attendees prepare before they get there. Many (but not all!) of the attendees check out the schedule and plan what to attend in advance, so your session description is an important preparation resource. Be clear about what attendees will do in your session and what they’ll walk away with. If they should do any prep (like reading or bringing examples of their own work), let them know, but be ready for folks to join you last-minute as well. If you could use additional resources, let us know and we’ll get you what you need.
What Materials Will I Have?
Every room at SRCCON:POWER will be well-stocked with note paper, post-it notes, pens, and sharpies. We’ll make sure you have a whiteboard or a giant scratchpad on an easel, too; if you want to send people away with ideas they can act on, grabbing a marker and whiteboarding the best comments from the room is a great way to do it.
Each room will have a screen so you can connect your laptop and show examples to kick off a discussion. We’ll also set up a shared document for live note-taking, linked right from your session on the SRCCON:POWER schedule. This will be a great place to drop links to useful resources for you session attendees.
If you need any special supplies for your session, you can let us know in the weeks before the conference so we can order them and have them ready for you.
How Much Time Will I Have?
The conference schedule sets aside 75 minutes for each SRCCON:POWER session. You don’t have to fill the entire time, but we want you to have plenty of room to dig into a topic and respond to threads that emerge along the way. If your session needs more than 75 minutes, let us know and we can adjust appropriately. The conference schedule also builds in a 30-minute break between sessions—plenty of time for attendees to hang around and ask questions or continue conversations before they head out.
How you use your time is completely up to you. While you won’t need a script like you might for a traditional conference talk, we do thoroughly encourage outlines. Sessions are always a little less daunting once you break them into smaller pieces, and knowing how you plan to budget your time helps you stay on task while you’re doing it live.
Will My Session Be Recorded?
SRCCON:POWER works with White Coat Captioning, and we’ll transcribe about 1/4 of our breakout sessions at this event. We know that “off the record” conversations will be important, so session transcripts will not be shared live. If the stenographer will be in the room for your session, we’ll let you know in advance, and we’ll coordinate with you after SRCCON:POWER about any editing and sharing you might like to do.
Tips on Effective Facilitation
SRCCON:POWER is built upon participation, and folks are coming to your session expecting to be involved and active. Some things to consider in your role as session facilitator:
Start by setting some ground rules. This can be super helpful for participants, and for you to refer back to as facilitator. Some examples:
- Everyone should speak 1/n of the time, where n is the number of people in the room. This encourages folks to be conscious of how much they are speaking. An additional note is that speaking and offering opinions is not the only way to contribute to a session: listening and asking questions are also powerful ways to participate.
- Respect the schedule.
- Be curious and generous.
Take advantage of your power as facilitator. You’ve set the agenda, and your role is to guide and support conversation.
- You can decide in the moment how to handle unexpected challenges. You can also decide when it is best to throw out your original agenda and try something new.
- If a problematic comment comes up in your session, you can confront the issue. For example, if a participant only uses male pronouns to refer to developers, you might clarify that there are skilled developers of all genders, including folks right there in the room.
- Guide the tenor of the discussion—it’s a conversation, not a debate. Try to make sure the room isn’t dominated by just a few voices; keep an eye out for body language that says “I might have something to add” even when that person doesn’t feel confident enough to cut in. Go ahead and call on that person to see if they’d like to say something. You can also tell people who keep chatting that you’d like to hear from others in the room.
- Elicit reflection from the group. “Noticings,” or observations without judgment, can help participants build self-awareness and explore statements. For example, “I noticed that you referenced a study, could you say more about what struck you about it?” When you do get a comment that’s not quite what you expected, you can almost always find part of it to build on.
Work with people in the room. Leading a group of creative people toward a common goal can be hard, especially while you’re juggling time, information, and conversations. A cofacilitator can help lighten the load, and keeps each of you from having to be “on” the whole time. But also don’t be afraid to ask an enthusiastic attendee to help keep time, take notes, or watch for people with something to say.
Be clear about outcomes. Call out the goals for each discussion at the outset, check along the way that you’re making progress toward them, and review goals at the end of the session. (This is sometimes referred to as “tell them what you’re going to tell them, then tell them, then tell them what you told them.”)
Overall, use your wisdom and passion as your guide. We greatly appreciate you sharing your time and knowledge with the group, and trust each facilitator to create an optimal sharing environment.
Tips on Running an Inclusive Session
Inclusion is about creating space where people can feel more able to share and work together. It includes respecting things like pronouns and accessibility needs, and at SRCCON:POWER we also encourage you to:
- Avoid jargon, and explain it when you can’t work around it.
- Talk about your assumptions about the group’s background at the beginning, and consider doing a “temperature check” on those assumptions—are there mostly journalists in the room? Mostly developers? Checking in helps you know how to tailor your session.
- Think about how to welcome people who aren’t experts without feeling like you have to revert to an introductory approach.
- Consider who is taking more visible speaking and participation roles in your session, and encourage multiple voices to take part.
In your sessions and outside them, the SRCCON:POWER staff will fully support you in making SRCCON:POWER a safe and welcoming space. If you witness or hear about incidents of harassment, intimidation, or other problems, please get us involved. You can find plenty more information in our conference code of conduct.
Additional Resources
- How to approach planning a session
- Three ways to facilitate a great conference session, by ProPublica’s Sisi Wei
- How we facilitated a huge, participatory, highly charged SRCCON session, by NPR’s Alyson Hurt
- Teaching and brainstorming inclusive technical metaphors, by Vox Product’s Nicole Zhu
- Stuck in a rut? Tackle newsroom frustrations with board games, by Sara Konrad Baranowski of the Iowa Falls Times Citizen and Andrea Suozzo of Vermont’s Seven Days
- Behind the decisions that help make SRCCON, and your sessions, more humane
- Our favorite facilitation guide from AORTA Coop
- Tips from our friends at Aspiration Tech about running a breakout session
- General facilitation tips from Aspiration Tech


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Installation¶
To install weirdtext package go to root directory of a project and run the following command:
python3 -m pip install dist/weirdtext_tools-0.0.1-py3-none-any.whl
Functions¶
There are 2 main functions available. Encode:
def encode(plaintext: str) -> (str, list)
encode has only one argument which is plaintext of the message we’d like to encode. It returns a tuple containing encoded weirdtext and list of original words used to decode the message.
Decode:
def decode(weirdtext: str, original_words: list) -> str
decode function expects 2 arguments. First one is encoded weirdtext and the second one is the list of original words generated by our encoder. Function returns string value which is decoded original message.
Usage¶
To see how it works run your python shell and import desired functions. Let’s see encoding:
>> from weirdtext import encoder
>> encoder.encode("This is Sparta!")
('\n--weird--\nTihs is Stpraa!\n--weird--\n', ['Sparta', 'This', 'is'])
Function encode returns a tuple with weirdtext and list of original words. Both of those arguments need to be passed to the opposite function - decode.:
>> from weirdtext import decoder
>> decoder.decode('\n--weird--\nTihs is Stpraa!\n--weird--\n',['Sparta', 'This', 'is'])
'This is Sparta!'
Decoder rebuilds the original message relying on list of original words.
Running tests¶
To check whether functions work properly, run set of tests by executing the command:
>> python3 -m unittest tests/*_tests.py


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