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public enum CustomFontStyle : FontStyle
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Supported Themes:- None
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- TheBodyShopDark
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- ConsultoriaDeBelezaLight
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public enum AvailableTheme
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PIRCS,
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A DSL for building and executing ffmpeg commands.
h2. Requirements
It requires that you already have ffmpeg installed, obviously :)
h2. Install
gem install polly-ffmpeg —source gems.github.com
h2. Usage
To build and execute a command you would use the FFMpeg::convert method and then call the FFMpeg::run method like this:
require "rubygems" require "ffmpeg" include FFMpeg
convert "file.ext", :to => "new_file.ext" do  seek "00:01:13"  duration "00:10:01" end.run
If you want the output file to have tha same name as the input file it‘s enough to just specify the new file extension like this:
require "rubygems" require "ffmpeg" include FFMpeg
convert "finding_that_nemo_dude.avi", :to => :flv do  … end
This will produce an output file called finding_that_nemo_dude.flv
For more information checkout the "documentation":polly.github.com/ffmpeg/ or my "blog":pastbedti.me/
h2. Credit where credit‘s due
Thank‘s to "jwthompson2":github.com/jwthompson2, there‘s now support for all of the standard video and audio options from the ffmpeg documentation as well as improved and refactored specs.


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KAPSARC's Toolkit for building models of Collective Decision-Making Processes
SMP Release Version 1.2 Archive dated:
21 November 2017
Click here to See What's New in this Version!
An Introduction to the KAPSARC Toolkit for Behavioral Analysis (KTAB)
Multidimensional Bargaining Using KTAB
Group Choice with Interdependent Sublinear Voting
Toward the Integration of Policymaking Models and Economic Models
Reforming the Role of State-Owned Enterprise in China’s Energy Sector
Policy Options for Reducing Water for Agriculture in Saudi Arabia
Analyzing Coalitions in China’s Policy Formulation
The Political Feasibility of Policy Options for the UAEs Energy Transition
KTAB is an open-source toolkit for assembling models that allow the systematic and rigorous analysis of Collective Decision-Making Processes (CDMPs). KTAB has been developed to meet the need for widely available, state-of-the-art, supported, and open-source software that facilitates the modeling and analysis of collective decision-making.
The main development site for KTAB is the King Abdullah Center for Petroleum Studies and Research. Research is distributed at OpenKAPSARC, and the main page for KTAB research and other information is here.
All KTAB models represent stochastic decision-making among comparatively small numbers of actors or stakeholder groups (more than one, but less than hundreds), within the paradigm of "Probabilistic Condorcet Elections". PCEs are used to estimate the likelihood of different outcomes from a CDMP, depending on the options each agent has or can generate, how they value those options, and the coalitions they can form to support or oppose each option. Details can be found in the online documentation as well as articles on the main KTAB page.
KTAB is intended to be a platform that contains a number of models that can simulate CDMPs. The initial model that has been instantiated in KTAB is called the Spatial Model of Politics (SMP). The class of models represented by the SMP has a long history in the academic discipline of political science. More detail on the SMP, and references to the appropriate literature, can again be found in articles available for download on the main KTAB page. The majority of the development team’s current efforts are focused on producing a GUI for the SMP. The official version with a working GUI is now available for download.
Installation of the SMP application on Windows is simple.
Nothing else should be required to run the application executable KTAB_SMP.exe.
Examples are provided to illustrate the range of modeling which can be done in the framework and to provide templates for further work. Examples in the kmodel directory include the following:
These are merely illustrative examples. For rigorous work, one could make whatever local modifications are needed to produce a model which met one's own standards for validation.
KTAB is written in portable, cross-platform C++11.
KTAB uses CMake for configuration; downloads and instructions can be obtained here. The basic procedure is to configure kutils with CMake, then build the library and examples with your favorite IDE. Then configure kmodel with CMake and build it. Detailed build instructions can be found in the subdirectories, starting with kutils' README. After building kutils, you can follow kmodel's README. Following these instructions, under both Windows and Linux, it is not necessary to modify your PATH at any point of the installation.
Example of how to build models outside the main library structure, as one would do for a custom model, are in the examples directories; see the overall README and the README files for each.
The code is compiled, linked, and tested with absolutely no modification, simultaneously on both Windows and Linux: there is one single body of cross-platform code, not separate versions for each OS. All platform- or system-specific configuration is done by CMake. Because no platform-specific code is allowed, porting to Mac or other platforms should be feasible. It was developed and tested on 64-bit Windows and Linux platforms, including the following:
The C++11 standard is supported by the following versions of these common compilers:
We expect to upgrade to C++17 when it becomes well-supported by gcc, clang, and Visual Studio, especially structured bindings, aka parallel assignment with pattern matching.
A graphical front-end is under development. The current GUI version of the SMP, KTAB_SMP has been developed in Qt. Qt is dual-licensed under both commercial and open-source terms; details can be found here. The Qt licensing page states that dynamically linking an application to the open-source Qt libraries does not make the application open-source.
Previous work toward a graphical front-end was based on the FLTK project. FLTK is a cross-platform, C++ toolkit provided under the terms of the GNU Library Public License, Version 2 with exceptions that allow for static linking; details can be found here. The source code and build instructions for the most recent stable version can be obtained here. FLTK also uses CMake for configuration, then your favorite IDE to build.
Because the libraries that analyze negotiation are completely separate from the applications that use them, developers are perfectly free to write command line applications or use other GUI toolkits. Along these lines, the GUI work is expected to diversify into other toolkits, such as WxWidgets, or even a web interface such as Wt.
We have also included a python script, pySMP.py to demonstrate how to use the python to execute the SMP model using a shared library. We anticipate adding a similar sample script for Java at a later date.
For authoritative ruling on licensing issues, consult appropriate counsel.
To read and write XML data files, KTAB uses the TinyXML2 library, which is available on GitHub.
If you are interested in contributing code, ideas, or data to KTAB, please contact us.
KTAB is released under The MIT License (Expat). For details, see the following URLs:
Copyright KAPSARC. Open source MIT License.


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The Big Bang Theory creator uses Young Sheldon to take shot at Trump
The Big Bang Theory creator Chuck Lorre used the latest episode of Young Sheldon to take a shot at President Donald Trump.
The showrunner is known for the vanity cards – a card that allows him to say anything he wants – that pop up for one second at the end of each episode
In Thursday’s installment he quoted a Washington Post piece that criticises the president.
Written by Ron Chernow, he quotes Alexander Hamilton when discussing why he should be removed from office.
The vanity card quote describes ‘a man unprincipled in private life, desperate in his fortune, bold in his temper…despotic in his ordinary demeanour…’
At the end of the quote Lorre included ‘special thanks’ to Chernow.
The full quote attributed to Hamilton reads: ‘When a man unprincipled in private life[,] desperate in his fortune, bold in his temper . . . despotic in his ordinary demeanour — known to have scoffed in private at the principles of liberty — when such a man is seen to mount the hobby horse of popularity — to join in the cry of danger to liberty — to take every opportunity of embarrassing the General Government & bringing it under suspicion — to flatter and fall in with all the non sense of the zealots of the day — It may justly be suspected that his object is to throw things into confusion that he may “ride the storm and direct the whirlwind.”‘
Previously the Young Sheldon boss used a vanity card to joke that Russia should help with the comedy’s falling ratings.
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Earlier this month the card read: ‘Russia, if you’re reading this, hack into the Nielsen computers and make our ratings higher.’
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Hope Ganguly changes selection panel, need strong people: Harbhajan
The current selection panel is headed by MSK Prasad, who played six Tests and 17 ODIs for India
by PTIVeteran Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh is hoping that BCCI President Sourav Ganguly will “change” the current selection panel and bring “strong people” on board.
The 39-year-old was reacting to wicketkeeper-batsman Sanju Samson being dropped from the Indian Twenty20 squad without getting a game in the recent home series against Bangladesh.
“I guess they r testing his heart #selectionpanelneedtobechanged need strong people there.. hope dada @SGanguly99 will do the needful,” he tweeted.
Harbhajan quoted a tweet from Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, who represents Thiruvananthapuram in the Lok Sabha, to make his point.
Mr. Tharoor had expressed disappointment at the 25-year-old Kerala player not getting an opportunity.
“Very disappointed to see @IamSanjuSamson dropped without a chance. He carried the drinks for three T20Is & has been promptly discarded. Are they testing his batting or his heart?” he asked.
The current selection panel is headed by MSK Prasad, who played six Tests and 17 ODIs for India, and comprises Devang Gandhi, Jatin Pranjpe, Sarandeep Singh and Gagan Khoda.
Samson has scored 112 runs from four games he played for Kerala in the ongoing Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy National T20 Championship. He played his only T20 International in 2015 against Zimbabwe.


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Wright has entered the Australian jungle for this year's installment of the ITV hit show and is being touted as one of the favourites to win
by Irishmirror.ieSteve McManaman has backed close pal Ian Wright to quickly become a fans' favourite on I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! - because he'll leave viewers in stitches.
Wright, the former England and Arsenal striker, has entered the Australian jungle for this year's installment of the ITV hit show and is being touted as one of the favourites to win.
McManaman knows the former football from their days as England internationals, while the pair have lined up together as pundits for BT Sport in recent years.
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[gecode-users] Constraints in Gecode for unconstrained instances.
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Dear Sabrina,
As has been discussed recently on the mailing list, this list is really reserved for Gecode-specific issues and not general modeling questions. Please do respect this policy.
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Hi,
I want to write a program in Gecode for tow types of instances: the constrained instances (where all constraints must be satisfied) and the unconstrained instances (where one constraint or more can be not satisfied if the solution is optimal).
The question is how th do for the second type of constraint. ie, not necessarly all constraints be satisfied. ( ie, if exists an operator like "OR" to write between constraints or how to do ?).
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Someone in Meath is €41k richer after last night's EuroMillions
One EuroMillions player in Co Meath who matched five numbers on last night’s draw has won over €41k.
The National Lottery has appealed for its players in Batterstown, Co. Meath to check their tickets after one player scooped €41,248.
"We are urging all our EuroMillions players across the country to check their tickets to see if they have won prizes but particularly those who played in Batterstown as somebody has won this cool €41,248 prize, which will surely come in handy as we come into the festive season," said a National Lottery spokesperson.
"If you find you are the winner of the €41,248 prize, be sure to sign the back of the ticket, keep the ticket safe and contact our prize claims team on 01 836 4444 and we will make arrangements for you to come to the National Lottery to get your prize."
There was no winner of the €17,000,000 EuroMillions jackpot.
In total, more than 51,000 Irish players won prizes on last night’s draw.
The winning numbers from the main EuroMillions draw were: 03, 21, 32, 34 and 48 and the lucky star numbers were: 03 and 11.


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discord-widget.js is Promise-Based wrapper for Discord's widget API with minimal dependencies.
Installation
npm i discord-widget.js
Basic Usage
const w = require("discord-widget.js");
(async() => {
try{
let myWidget = await new w.Widget("GUILD_ID");
console.log(myWidget.name);
}catch(e){
console.error(e.message);
}
})();
NOTE: All async class constructors (new Something()
) should have a try{}catch(e){}
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Documentation
The JSDoc documentation can be found here (still a work in progress)


Functions | |
| FX_EXPORT const DList * | fx_get_group () |
| get the fetion's group info | |
| FX_EXPORT const Fetion_Account * | fx_get_first_account () |
| get the first account of fetion's accounts list | |
| FX_EXPORT const Fetion_Account * | fx_get_next_account (const Fetion_Account *account) |
| get the next account of the given account | |
| FX_EXPORT const DList * | fx_get_blacklist () |
| get the fetion's all black's accounts info | |
| FX_EXPORT const DList * | fx_get_qun () |
| get the fetion's qun info | |
| FX_EXPORT const Fetion_Account * | fx_get_account_by_id (long id) |
| get a account which uid 's the gived id | |
| FX_EXPORT const Fetion_Qun * | fx_get_qun_by_id (long id) |
| get qun which uid 's the gived id | |
| FX_EXPORT BOOL | fx_is_pc_user_by_id (long id) |
| judge this id is PC USER or not | |
| FX_EXPORT BOOL | fx_is_qun_by_id (long id) |
| judge this id is qun or not | |
| FX_EXPORT BOOL | fx_is_pc_user_by_account (const Fetion_Account *account) |
| judge this account is PC USER or not | |
| FX_EXPORT int | fx_is_authed_by_id (long id) |
| judge this id is auth to you add it | |
| FX_EXPORT BOOL | fx_is_InBlacklist_by_id (const long id) |
| judge this account is in the blacklist | |
| FX_EXPORT BOOL | fx_is_InBlacklist_by_account (const Fetion_Account *account) |
| judge this account is in the blacklist | |
| FX_EXPORT int | fx_move_group_buddy_by_id (long uid, int group_id, EventListener func, void *args) |
| modify the group which account was belonged. | |
| FX_EXPORT int | fx_move_group_buddy (const Fetion_Account *account, int group_id, EventListener func, void *args) |
| modify the group which account was belonged. | |
| FX_EXPORT BOOL | fx_is_on_line_by_id (long id) |
| judge this id is OnLine or not | |
| FX_EXPORT BOOL | fx_is_on_line_by_account (const Fetion_Account *account) |
| judge this account is OnLine or not | |
| FX_EXPORT int | fx_get_online_status_by_id (const long uid) |
| return fetion uid 's online status. | |
| FX_EXPORT int | fx_get_online_status_by_account (const Fetion_Account *account) |
| return fetion account's online status. | |
| FX_EXPORT int | fx_islogin_by_mobile (const Fetion_Account *account) |
| return fetion account's login by mobile or not. | |
| FX_EXPORT int | fx_get_refuse_sms_day (const Fetion_Account *account) |
| return fetion account's refuse_sms_day. | |
| FX_EXPORT void | fx_update_account_info_by_id (long id) |
| update the account info which uid 's the gived id | |
| FX_EXPORT char * | fx_get_account_show_name (const Fetion_Account *account, BOOL needImpresa) |
| get the show name of the account | |
| FX_EXPORT char * | fx_get_qun_show_name (Fetion_Qun *qun) |
| get the show name of the qun | |
| FX_EXPORT int | fx_get_account_group_id (const Fetion_Account *account) |
| get the group id of the account |
| const Fetion_Account * fx_get_account_by_id | ( | long | id | ) |
get a account which uid 's the gived id
| int fx_get_account_group_id | ( | const Fetion_Account * | account | ) |
get the group id of the account
note: group_id is started by 0,
| account | The Fetion_Account which you want to getinfo |
| char * fx_get_account_show_name | ( | const Fetion_Account * | account, | |
| BOOL | needImpresa | |||
| ) |
get the show name of the account
note: this function maybe modify at late version....
| account | The Fetion_Account which you want to get showname. | |
| needImpresa | Is need the impresa in showname |
| const DList * fx_get_blacklist | ( | ) |
get the fetion's all black's accounts info
this function will return a list which store all black's account info
Fetion_Black *black = NULL; DList *tmp = (DList *)fx_get_blacklist(); while(tmp) { if( black =(Fetion_Black *)tmp->data ) { // do something to access this account... } tmp = d_list_next(tmp); }
| const Fetion_Account * fx_get_first_account | ( | ) |
get the first account of fetion's accounts list
this function will return the first account of account info list
account = fx_get_next_account(account); }
| const DList * fx_get_group | ( | ) |
get the fetion's group info
this function will return a list which store the group info
Fetion_Group *group = NULL; DList *tmp = (DList *)fx_get_group(); while(tmp) { group = (Fetion_Group *) tmp->data; if(group) { // do something to access this group... } tmp = d_list_next(tmp); }
| const Fetion_Account * fx_get_next_account | ( | const Fetion_Account * | account | ) |
get the next account of the given account
this function will return a account that was next postion of given account
account = fx_get_next_account(account); }
| int fx_get_online_status_by_account | ( | const Fetion_Account * | account | ) |
return fetion account's online status.
| int fx_get_online_status_by_id | ( | const long | uid | ) |
return fetion uid 's online status.
| const DList * fx_get_qun | ( | ) |
get the fetion's qun info
this function will return a list which store the qun info
Fetion_Qun *qun = NULL; DList *tmp = (DList *)fx_get_qun(); while(tmp) { qun = (Fetion_Qun *) tmp->data; if(qun) { // do something to access this group... } tmp = d_list_next(tmp); }
| const Fetion_Qun * fx_get_qun_by_id | ( | long | id | ) |
get qun which uid 's the gived id
| char * fx_get_qun_show_name | ( | Fetion_Qun * | qun | ) |
get the show name of the qun
note: this function maybe modify at late version....
| qun | The Fetion_Qun which you want to getinfo |
| int fx_get_refuse_sms_day | ( | const Fetion_Account * | account | ) |
return fetion account's refuse_sms_day.
| int fx_is_authed_by_id | ( | long | id | ) |
judge this id is auth to you add it
| BOOL fx_is_InBlacklist_by_account | ( | const Fetion_Account * | account | ) |
judge this account is in the blacklist
if id is not correct, it will return FALSE
| BOOL fx_is_InBlacklist_by_id | ( | const long | id | ) |
judge this account is in the blacklist
if id is not correct, it will return FALSE
| BOOL fx_is_on_line_by_account | ( | const Fetion_Account * | account | ) |
judge this account is OnLine or not
| BOOL fx_is_on_line_by_id | ( | long | id | ) |
judge this id is OnLine or not
| BOOL fx_is_pc_user_by_account | ( | const Fetion_Account * | account | ) |
judge this account is PC USER or not
| BOOL fx_is_pc_user_by_id | ( | long | id | ) |
judge this id is PC USER or not
| BOOL fx_is_qun_by_id | ( | long | id | ) |
judge this id is qun or not
| int fx_islogin_by_mobile | ( | const Fetion_Account * | account | ) |
return fetion account's login by mobile or not.
| int fx_move_group_buddy | ( | const Fetion_Account * | account, | |
| int | group_id, | |||
| EventListener | func, | |||
| void * | args | |||
| ) |
modify the group which account was belonged.
| account | The account which you want to move. | |
| group_id | The group is id. | |
| func | The operate's callback function's address, and the operate result will pass to this function. | |
| args | The operate's callback function's args. |
| int fx_move_group_buddy_by_id | ( | long | uid, | |
| int | group_id, | |||
| EventListener | func, | |||
| void * | args | |||
| ) |
modify the group which account was belonged.
| uid | The account's id which you want to move. | |
| group_id | The group is id. | |
| func | The operate's callback function's address, and the operate result will pass to this function. | |
| args | The operate's callback function's args. |
| fx_update_account_info_by_id | ( | long | id | ) |
update the account info which uid 's the gived id


[% page.title = "Perl 5.16.3 Release Announcement" %]
We are happy to announce perl 5.16.3 the 4th release of version 16 of Perl 5.
You will soon be able to download Perl 5.16.3 from your favorite CPAN mirror or find it at:
https://metacpan.org/release/RJBS/perl-5.16.3/
SHA1 digests for this release are:
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You can find a full list of changes in the file "perldelta.pod" located in the "pod" directory inside the release and on the web.
Perl 5.16.3 represents approximately 4 months of development since Perl 5.16.2 and contains approximately 870 lines of changes across 39 files from 7 authors.
Perl continues to flourish into its third decade thanks to a vibrant community of users and developers. The following people are known to have contributed the improvements that became Perl 5.16.3:
Andy Dougherty, Chris 'BinGOs' Williams, Dave Rolsky, David Mitchell, Michael Schroeder, Ricardo Signes, Yves Orton.
The list above is almost certainly incomplete as it is automatically generated from version control history. In particular, it does not include the names of the (very much appreciated) contributors who reported issues to the Perl bug tracker.
For a more complete list of all of Perl's historical contributors, please see the AUTHORS file in the Perl source distribution.
The next major stable release of Perl 5, version 18.0, should appear in May 2013.


[How can I participate in a Seven Signs event?]
[Request for Participation]
- During the Seven Signs competition period, you can speak with a Priest of Dawn or a Dusk Priestess located in each village to apply for participation.
- If you request participation through a Priest of Dawn, you will be joining the Lords of Dawn.
- If you request participation through a Dusk Priestess, you will be joining the Revolutionaries of Dusk.
- Once you join a group, you may not quit until the next competition starts.
- When a new competition begins, all group affiliations are initialized. Contestants may re-apply by speaking with a Priest of Dawn or Dusk Priestess.
[Lords of Dawn]
After the 2nd class transfer:
-If your clan or alliance owns a castle, you will join the Lords of Dawn automatically.
If your clan or alliance does not own a castle, in order to join the Lords of Dawn, you should possess a Lords Certificate of Approval.
-This certificate is issued by the Chamberlain of each castle. A castle lord can purchase up to 300 Lords Certificates of Approval and freely issue them to anyone he deems fit.
-You must have been a member of the castle-owning clan or alliance before the competition began in order to join the Lords of Dawn.
After the 1st class transfer:
-You are free to join the Lords of Dawn.
[Revolutionaries of Dusk]
After the 2nd class transfer:
If your clan or alliance owns a castle, you cannot join the Revolutionaries of Dusk.
After the 1st class transfer:
If your clan or alliance owns a castle, you cannot join the Revolutionaries of Dusk.


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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
1.58 g |
oral |
Syrian Rue |
(extract) |
| T+ 1:30 |
4 hits |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
I've taken tryptamines many times, but before trying tryptamines with a MAOI, I decided to try inhibiting my mono amine oxidase without the accompanying presence of any tryptamines, particularly with the help of the well known MAOI peganum harmala (syrian rue). Besides, the rue is conjectured by some scholars to be a candidate for the Soma praised in the Rig Veda. Not everybody agrees with Wasson's hypothesis that Soma is Amanita Muscaria. This and other reports of the entheogenic potential of MAOI brought my friend and myself to try opening up the entheogenic potential engendered by the inhibition of our own MAO.
Prior to eating the rue, my friend and I observed the diet restrictions for MAOIs for almost four days.
The beginning of the ritual was at night, around 11pm, a vigil. Myself and a friend put an extracted form of the rue (4x - 1 gram extract = 4 grams of seeds) into pills and took our doses, mine being slightly larger than that of my friend. About an hour and a half later, we both felt calmly at ease, an otium not very different from that experienced with any entheogens. Like Huxley said in the Doors, there seems to be plenty of time. This calm was very oceanic, in the sense of being encompassed by something at once caring and dangerous, but also in the more literal sense of feeling my own movements, my proprioception, to be part of the waves of the moving world or moving earth, as if gravity was pulling us down and also up and side to side.
So we sat around for a little while, just sitting. I experienced some nausea, although my friend experienced none, and decided not to fight it, so I went to the bathroom the vomited. This was possibly just sea-sickness, or I may not have observed the diet restrictions closely enough. I felt much better after purging, and again, I understand why purgation is central to the entheogenic experiences engendered by peyote or ayahuasca, and although psilocybin mushrooms don't necessitate vomiting, I can see why healers like Maria Sabina encouraged it.
At this point my friend and I smoked some high quality cannabis, which was most definitely working in synergy with the MAO-inhibition. We sat and talked, noticing that our hearing was becoming more sensitive, and our vision was becoming more sensitive; in other words aural and visual hallucination. We both agreed that our sense of touch was becoming much more ambiguous, making it wonderfully difficult to distinguish oneself from the environment, similar, in a way, to dissociative anesthetics like DXM, nitrous oxide, and ketamine.
Around 1:30, we didn't want to remain upright, so we lied down. With eyes closed, it was easy to let my body dissolve into the oceanic undulations that encompassed me, dissolve into meanings and senses, plans and memories, flights of reverie, and the usual signs of the ocean. The buzzing of my circulatory and nervous systems was becoming louder and more intricate. With the help of tryptamines, or simply a higher dose of the MAOI, Iím sure this buzz opens up into the voice of speech, the logos.
Just as easy as it was to get swept up into trance, it was still fairly easy to concentrate and speak, although what was spoken of became more sacred and archetypal. For the next couple of hours this trance state continued, and I found that as my consciousness wandered, my chronic back pain was completely absent. I can see how the rue can be a powerful friend for those seeking entheogenic entrancement and/or shamanic healing.
Around 3:30 I began to sit up again, to feel my body become 'mine' again, but it was a day or two before my chronic back pain came back, and it still isnít quite as bad as it used to be. I went to bed around 6:00, and had no trouble falling asleep. From what Iíve felt of it, Syrian rue and MAOIs in general are most certainly entheogenic, although Iím sure is potential lies far beyond what Iíve described here.
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Because that is not possible, due to limitation of Hacher News. If Y Combinator would implement OAuth, it could be done, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
To make the UI better. The main hacker news front page looks nice, but the over grayness makes it hard to scan the page for information. With the colors, it is easy to tell which stories have the most comments, the most upvotes, and which ones are the newest entries.
Each data point about a submission is colorized.
Green hues are meant to convey "newness", or "undiscoveredness" (if thats even a word).
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Flip the cards to find a match and add the items to your grocery list.
Be aware that the items on your list carry with them time warping powers! List items that are matched will either reduce or increase your overall game time.
In addition to the match time warps, the faster you resolve the game board the higher your final score will be!


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Service patterns for local government services
Local councils deliver similar services in different parts of the UK. These pages outlines common best practice across councils for delivering some of those services.
Local councils deliver similar services in different parts of the UK. These pages outlines common best practice across councils for delivering some of those services.


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Before setting Profile Options and/or Carrier Configuration settings, Client Admin has to Setup the Ship From Location. Client Admin can create a new Ship From Location or Update existing Ship From Location details. After clicking on “Ship From Location” link, the page will be displayed as shown in Figure 2.1
Figure 2.1
In this page if you click on “User” icon, there will be different links. For details see Chapter 7
a)Creating New Ship From Location:
By clicking on “Create” button in Ship From Location Details page, Client Admin creates new Ship From Location. On clicking “Create” button, the page is opened as shown below
Figure 2.2
In this page Client Admin has to provide the following details:
i. Location Name: Name of the location you are shipping from.
ii. Contact Name:Name of the person shipping from.
iii. Address Line1: Address Line1 of ship from address.
iv. Address Line2: Address Line2 of ship from address.
v. Address Line3: Address Line3 of ship from address.
vi. City: City of ship from address.
vii. State: State of ship from address.
viii. Postal Code: Postal Code of ship from address.
ix. Country: Country of ship from address.
x. Contact Number: Contact Number of the person shipping from.
xi. User Name/ Email Address: Email Address of the person shipping from.
Figure 2.3
Enter all the details and click on “Save” button to save the Ship From Location details. If click on “Clear” button, it will delete the data entered. “Close” button redirects to Ship From Location Details page as shown in Figure 2.1
On successful creation of Ship From Location, a message is displayed at top center of the page as shown below.
Figure 2.4
In this page if you click on “Close” button, then Ship From Location Details page is displayed that contains the newly created Ship From Location as shown below.
Figure 2.5
b)Update Ship From Location :
Client Admin can modify the details of Ship From Location by clicking on “Edit” image beside the Ship From Location as shown below
Figure 2.6
when you click on Edit image Update Ship From Location Details Page is opened as shown below.
Figure 2.7
In Update Ship From Location page Client Admin is able to modify the Location Name, Contact details, Address details and Status of that Ship From Location. Click on “Save” button to update values. On clicking “Close” button Ship From Location Details page is opened with changed details as shown in Figure 2.9
Figure 2.8
Above screen shows the updated values of Ship From Location. Here Contact Name was changed from “Team Boston” to “Team Boston USA” and Status is changed to “INACTIVE”.
Figure 2.9


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Mechanic
uses Waf
build system, see http://code.google.com/p/waf for detailes. Waf
is build in Python, you should have at least Python 2.3 installed on your system.
To download the latest snapshot of Mechanic
try
http://git.astri.umk.pl/?p=Mechanic.git
We try to keep as less requirements as possible to use Mechanic
. To compile our software you need at least:
MPI2
implementation (we prefer OpenMPI
, and Mechanic
was tested with it)HDF5
, at least 1.8LibReadConfig
with HDF5
support -- LRC
can be downloaded from our git repository, since it is a helper tool builded especially for Mechanic
, but can be used independly. You need to compile it with --enable-hdf
flagPopt
library (should be already installed on your system)gcc
4.3 should do the job)
Compilation is similar to standard Autotools
path:
./waf configure ./waf build ./waf install
The default installation path is set to /usr/local
, but you can change it with --prefix
flag.
By default, Mechanic
comes only with core. However, you can consider building additional modules, engines and libraries, as follows:
--with-modules=list,of,modules --with-engines=list,of,engines --with-libs=list,of,libs
Available modules:
hello
, see The Hello Moduleecho
, see The Echo Modulemandelbrot
, see The Mandelbrot ModuleAvailable engines (currently only templates):
odex
taylor
gpu
Available libs:
orbit
-- a library for handling common tasks of celestial mechanics, i.e orbital elements conversion, see The Orbit Library
The documentation can will be builded, with --with-doc
option.
Altought Mechanic
requires MPI
, it can be runned in a single-cpu environments (we call it "fake-MPI"). Mechanic
should do its job both on 32 and 64-bits architectures with *nix-like system on board.


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--- layout: page status: publish published: true title: BLM Field Offices & Forest Service Stations author: display_name: Jessie Pechmann login: jpechmann email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: jpechmann author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 9858 wordpress_url: http://gis.utah.gov/?page_id=9858 date: '2012-06-15 13:13:43 -0600' date_gmt: '2012-06-15 19:13:43 -0600' categories: [] tags: - SDE - sgid - Data - utah - gis - map - mapping - dataset - download - agrc - layer - shapefile - geodatabase - metadata - shp - gdb - lyr - digital - geographic - information - database - state - statewide - blm - forest service - usfs - vector - arcgis - Bureau of Land Management ---
Data Type: GIS Data Layer
Steward(s): AGRC & BLM
Abstract:
This data package contains the locations of federal offices on BLM land and Forest Service land. The data package contains two datasets, one for the BLM and one for the Forest Service.
Data Content:
The following data is available for download:


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layout: jquery
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Smooth Scroll
Scroll smoothly to your target.
Emulate "placeholder" attribute if not available.
Fake selects with native UI for options/values.
Fake upload field with native UI for directory selection.
Simple tabs management
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protected open fun onCreateViewStateObserver(owner: LifecycleOwner?): PagedViewStateObserver<V>
Return
a new instance of PagedViewStateObserver
Also start observing pagedLiveData with the given LifecycleOwner, which its Observer will call
handleViewState


class: center, middle, inverse # tl;dr Intro to the OADA API ## Flavored with Irrigation ----------------------------------- [http://openag.io](http://openag.io) [http://github.com/oada](http://github.com/oada) [http://github.com/oada/valleyix-formats](http://github.com/oada/valleyix-formats) .footnote[ created with [remark](http://github.com/gnab/remark) ] --- class: center, middle, inverse # Brief intro to API's --- class: middle, inverse # Problem: you have bytes about your dog Fido. * Steve wants those bytes. * You want Steve to have those bytes. --- class: middle, inverse # Problem: you have some bytes about your dog Fido. * Steve wants those bytes. * You want Steve to have those bytes. ## Solution: you email the bytes to Steve. --- class: middle, inverse # Problem: Steve loses emails. * You are on vacation today: Steve needs to get them himself. --- class: inverse # Problem: Steve loses emails. * You are on vacation today: Steve needs to get them himself. ## Solution: Webpage [https://pets.com/fido](https://pets.com/fido) * give link to Steve * always has latest info about Fido * bytes returned have HTML format Request: ```http GET /fido HTTP/1.1 Host: pets.com ``` Response: ```xml
Fido
Nickname: fifi ``` --- class: center, middle, inverse # You have an API! Host: `pets.com` Security: SSL, public Endpoint|Content-Type| Description :------:|:----------:|:--------------: `/fido` | `text/html`| Info about Fido --- class: inverse # Problem: Fido is female and pregnant. --- class: inverse # Problem: Fido is female and pregnant. ## Solution: add more endpoints ------------------------------------------- Endpoint |Content-Type| Description :---------|:----------:|:-------------- `/fido` | `text/html`| Info about Fido `/frida` | `text/html`| Info about Frida `/fritter` | `text/html`| Info about Fritter `/fila` | `text/html`| Info about Fila `/flipper` | `text/html`| Info about Flipper `/felix` | `text/html`| Info about Felix --- class: inverse # Problem: Steve can't remember all your dogs --- class: inverse # Problem: Steve can't remember all your dogs ## Solution: Add a list document ----------------------------------- Endpoint |Content-Type| Description :---------|:----------:|:-------------- `/dogs` | `text/html`| Links to all dogs `/dogs/fido` | `text/html`| Info about Fido `/dogs/frida` | `text/html`| Info about Frida `/dogs/fritter` | `text/html`| Info about Fritter `/dogs/fila` | `text/html`| Info about Fila `/dogs/flipper` | `text/html`| Info about Flipper `/dogs/felix` | `text/html`| Info about Felix --- class: inverse # Problem: Steve forgets. Alot. * Steve watches lots of dogs, including yours. --- class: inverse # Problem: Steve forgets. Alot. * Steve watches lots of dogs, including yours. ## Solution: Custom app to read dog feeding schedule -------------------------------------- Endpoint |Content-Type| Description :---------|:----------:|:-------------- `/api/dogs` | `application/json`| Links to all dogs `/api/dogs/{id}` | `application/json`| Info about dog {id} `/api/dogs/{id}/schedule` | `application/json`| {id}'s feeding schedule --- class: inverse # Example request from an app: List Request: ```http GET /api/dogs HTTP/1.1 Host: pets.com ``` Response: ```javascript HTTP/1.1 200 OK Content-Type: application/json { 'fido': 'https://pets.com/api/dogs/fido', 'frida': 'https://pets.com/api/dogs/frida', 'fritter': 'https://pets.com/api/dogs/fritter', 'fila': 'https://pets.com/api/dogs/fila', 'flipper': 'https://pets.com/api/dogs/flipper', 'felix': 'https://pets.com/api/dogs/felix', } ``` Code: ```javascript const res = await request .get('https://pets.com/api/dogs/fido/schedule'); const all_dogs = JSON.parse(res.body); console.log('Here are all the dogs: ', all_dogs); ``` --- class: inverse # Example request from an app: Fido's feeding schedule Request: ```http GET /api/dogs/fido/schedule HTTP/1.1 Host: pets.com ``` Response: ```javascript HTTP/1.1 200 OK Content-Type: application/json { feedings: [ { 'time': 144799203, 'amount': 2, 'units': 'scoop', 'done': true }, { 'time': 144799777, 'amount': 2, 'units': 'scoop', 'done': false } ], } ``` --- class: inverse # Example request from an app: Fido's feeding schedule ## Alert Steve about Fido: Code: ```javascript const response = await request.get('https://pets.com/api/dogs/fido/schedule'); const fido_schedule = JSON.parse(response.body); const now = moment(); fido_schedule.feedings.each((feeding) => { let time_passed = now.isAfter(feeding.time); if (time_passed && !feeding.done) { alert_steve('Fido needs food!!'); } }); ``` --- class: middle, inverse # Problem: Fido's info should be private --- class: middle, inverse # Problem: Fido's info should be private ## Solution: Add an authorization token Request: ```http GET /api/dogs/fido/schedule HTTP/1.1 Host: pets.com Authorization: Bearer 20kdjf20i3kjlejf03i ``` OAuth2 is how you hand out tokens via OADA --- class: center, middle, inverse # Some design principles that make the web work ## a.k.a. How the REST was won --- class: middle, inverse # Principles * Info about Fido is `state` * You can transfer a representation of that state * `REpresentational State Transfer (REST)` * The web is one big REST API. It seems to work, let's use it. * New architectures transfer events instead of state, but the log of events themselves are state, and generally still have "snapshots" of state --- class: inverse # Important Stuff About REST: ## Principle 1: Everything is a _resource_. * resource is a generic concept for "some bytes" --- class: inverse # Important Stuff About REST: ## Principle 1: Everything is a _resource_. ## Principle 2: Resources have a unique ID * i.e. a URL --- class: inverse # Important Stuff About REST: ## Principle 1: Everything is a _resource_. ## Principle 2: Resources have a unique ID ## Principle 3: Resources should be _cacheable_ via a _version_ * allows scaling, load balancing, etc. * HTTP does this with an `Etag` --- class: inverse # Important Stuff About REST: ## Principle 1: Everything is a _resource_. ## Principle 2: Resources have a unique ID ## Principle 3: Resources should be _cacheable_ via a _version_ ## Principle 4: HATEOAS: HAs To bE the wOrst Acronym eveR * Hypertext As The Engine Of Application State * Means resources should be able to link to each other --- class: inverse # Important Stuff About REST: ## Principle 1: Everything is a _resource_. ## Principle 2: Resources have a unique ID ## Principle 3: Resources should be _cacheable_ via a _version_ ## Principle 4: HATEOAS ## Principle 5: Resources have _content-types_ * negotiation between server/client about what form to use for state --- class: inverse # Important Stuff About REST: ## Principle 1: Everything is a _resource_. ## Principle 2: Resources have a unique ID ## Principle 3: Resources should be _cacheable_ via a _version_ ## Principle 4: HATEOAS ## Principle 5: Resources have _content-types_ ## Principle 6: Only 4 verbs * GET, PUT, POST, DELETE * all else is nouns (i.e. state) --- class: center, middle, inverse # OADA Design Goals ## based on REST architectural principles --- class: center, middle, inverse # Goal: Only need to know domain --- class: middle, inverse # Goal: Only need to know domain ## Solution: /.well-known/ Discover domain stuff here. `/.well-known/oada-configuration`: ```javascript { "oada_base_uri": "https://api.example.org/v1", "authorization_endpoint": "https://example.org/auth", "token_endpoint": "https://example.org/token", "registration_endpoint": "https://example.org/register", "token_endpoint_auth_signing_alg_values_supported": [ "RS256" ] } ``` similar for openid-configuration [//]: # (-------------------------------------------------------------) --- class: center, middle, inverse # Goal: Easy to adapt well-designed existing REST API's --- class: middle, inverse # Goal: Easy to adapt well-designed existing REST API's ## Solution: one big JSON document graph * don't break HTTP * 4 verbs (GET/PUT/POST/DELETE), all else is nouns * JSON is 80% use case [//]: # (-------------------------------------------------------------) --- class: center, middle, inverse # Goal: API defined by the data you put in it. --- class: middle, inverse # Goal: API defined by the data you put in it. ## Solution: URL's built from underlying data ```http /resources/123/a/b/c --> { "a": { "b": { "c": "hello" } } } ``` ## Solution: Minimal number of endpoints ```http /resources /bookmarks + a few other minor ones ``` [//]: # (-------------------------------------------------------------) --- class: center, middle, inverse # Goal: Everything is a resource. --- class: middle, inverse # Goal: Everything is a resource. ## Solution: ```http /resources --> everything /bookmarks --> is a resource + a few other minor ones --> all resources ``` [//]: # (-------------------------------------------------------------) --- class: center, middle, inverse # /resources --- class: middle, inverse # /resources * GET: give me the resource * PUT: merge with existing resource, or create new one * POST: add new * DELETE: ummm.....delete ## --> JSON types: * \+GET/PUT/POST/DELETE at any level * \+URL's implicitly follow links (covered later) --- class: middle, inverse # /resources ```http GET /resources/123 HTTP/1.1 { "_id": "resources/123", "_rev": "4-kdjf02", "_type": "application/vnd.montypython.grail.1+json", "_meta": { "_id": "resources/123_meta", "_rev": "3-kljdfs09" }, "the_knights": "who say Ni!" } ``` `_id` is part of URL after the OADA base --- class: middle, inverse # PUT: merge ```http PUT /resources/123/a HTTP/1.1 { "killer": "rabbit" } ``` * creates resource 123 if it doesn't exist * creates key "a" as an object if !a or !object * only changes "killer" key on a, leaves others alone * can overwrite simultaneous data: _change farthest down graph possible_! * idempotent jokes are funny no matter how many times you tell them --- class: middle, inverse # POST: add/append ```http POST /resources/123/a HTTP/1.1 { "killer": "rabbit" } ``` * creates "a" if it doesn't exist * if a is array, append value * if a is object, put value at random key: `/resources/123/a/0d2jokldf` * returns key/array index created as location * NOT idempotent * safe from race conditions for existing keys that are objects --- class: middle, inverse # /resources ## Actual resource: ```http GET /resources/123 HTTP/1.1 { "_id": "resources/123", "_rev": "4-kdjf02", "_type": "application/vnd.montypython.grail.1+json", "_meta": { "_id": "resources/123/_meta", "_rev": "3-kljdfs09" }, "the_knights": "who say Ni!" } ``` ## Versioned link to resource: ```http { "_id": "resources/123", "_rev": "4-kdjf02" } ``` Link looks same as resource, just "unexpanded". --- class: center, middle, inverse # Goal: need to add my own stuff to a resource whose format doesn't support it --- class: middle, inverse # Goal: need to add my own stuff to a resource whose format doesn't support it ## Solution: `_meta` * Custom things that can't go in native format (shapefiles...) * OADA-specified keys start with `_` * Don't use this for storing data unless you have no other choice. * It's a resource*: GET/PUT/POST/DELETE to it like normal. * `_id` === resource's `_id` + `'/_meta'` .footnote[ \* without it's own meta ] --- class: middle, inverse # /resources/*/_meta ```http GET /resources/123/_meta HTTP/1.1 { "_id": "resources/123/_meta", "_rev": "3-kdjf02j", "_type": "application/vnd.oada.awesome.1+json", "_stats": { "created":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "modified":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "createdBy": { "_id": "users/234" }, "modifiedBy": { "_id": "users/234" } } "the_number_of_thy_counting": 3 } ``` --- class: center, middle, inverse # Goal: efficient polling --- class: middle, inverse # Goal: efficient polling ## Solution: `_rev` graph ```javascript format: 3-fj0202fj ^ ^------^ | | | +--- random +-------- 'eventually' increasing number ``` `_rev` eventually changes when resource changes Cloud has leeway to control delay for when `_rev` updates * Example: service level agreements, adaptive load control, ... * Doesn't _have_ to be eventual, but can be for scalable systems. --- class: middle, inverse # Goal: efficient polling ## Solution: versioned links * versioned links contain _rev as part of parent document: ```json "a_key": { "_id": "resources/123", "_rev": "3-kj2ofd" } ``` * Can just watch parent `_rev` for changes to graph below. * Can find subset of recently changed resources from parent. * Makes push trivial: notify that now is a good time to poll * extension for web sockets, web hooks, Kafka/Event Bus --- class: middle, inverse # Goal: Sometimes ignorance is bliss ## Solution: non-versioned links ```json "a_key": { "_id": "resources/123" } ``` ## _Use when change detection is not important_ or to prevent large-scale meaningless `_rev` updates * Ex: harvest data that links back to machine (machine name change would trigger all harvest data to update) --- class: center, middle, inverse # Goal: find the resources you want --- class: middle, inverse # Goal: find the resources you want ## Solution: `/bookmarks` resource discovery ```http GET /bookmarks HTTP/1.1 { "_id": "123", "_rev": "6-k6i67i", "_type": "application/vnd.oada.bookmarks.1+json". "_meta": { "_id": "resources/123/_meta", "4-kdfj02fkd" }, "fields" : { "_id": "resources/0ijo2flk", "3-kdjf02fj2" }, "irrigation": { "_id": "resources/9nflwjfo", "2-kjdf0ijof" }, "harvest" : { "_id": "resources/jkjf2dj9", "9-djf02jkls" } } ``` * it's a resource * each user has their own: `/bookmarks` === `/users/me/bookmarks` --- class: center, middle, inverse # Goal: agnostic to ontology and format --- class: middle, inverse # Goal: agnostic to ontology and format ## Solution: _type * media type of /bookmarks and any other resources determine ontology * can mix-match ontologies ## DUCK TYPING IS AMBROSIA FOR PROGRAMMING. USE IT. --- class: center, middle, inverse # Goal: want to `GET /bookmarks/irrigation` --- class: middle, inverse # Goal: want to GET /bookmarks/irrigation ## Solution: URL's implicitly follow links ```javascript GET /bookmarks { "_id": "resources/123", "_rev": "6-k6i67i", "_type": "application/vnd.oada.bookmarks.1+json", "_meta": { "_metaid": "123", "_rev": "4-kdfj02fkd" }, "irrigation": { "_id": "resources/jkjf2dj9", "_rev": "9-djf02jkls" } } ``` ```javascript GET /bookmarks/irrigation { "_id": "resources/9nflwjfo", "_rev": "6-k6i67i", "_meta": { "_metaid": "9nflwjfo", "_rev": "4-kdfj02fkd" }, "machines": { "_id": "resources/0ijo2flk", "_rev": "3-kdjf02fj2" }, "PAIL": { "_id": "resources/902jif3d", "_rev": "7-kjf03ij2k3" }, } ``` .footnote[ \* media type determines available links. ] --- class: middle, inverse # Goal: find valleyix pivot locations for user --- class: middle, inverse # Goal: find valleyix pivot locations for user ```javascript GET /bookmarks/irrigation/machines { "_id": "resources/37hfh23", "_rev": "6-k6i67i", "_type": "application/vnd.oada.irrigation.machines.1+json", "_meta": { "_metaid": "37hfh23", "_rev": "4-kdfj02fkd" }, "list": { "k02jkf33": { "_id": "resources/k02jkf33", "_rev": "9-fkdj20ifj3" }, "02kjfl3f": { "_id": "resources/02kjfl3f", "_rev": "2-df23fj09ji" } } } ``` ## Notice switch to valleyix ontology: ```javascript GET /bookmarks/irrigation/machines/list/k02jkf33 { "_id": "resources/59i34jf4", "_rev": "10-9j2f3iokl23", "_type": "application/vnd.valleyix.machine.1+json", "_meta": { "_metaid": "59i34jf4", "_rev": "6-kfkfj02if" }, "configuration": { "_id": "resources/qwe123", "_rev": "1-kdjf02" }, "status": { "_id": "resources/asd456", "_rev": "4-k2g234gw02" }, "applied": { "_id": "resources/zxc789", "_rev": "2-svcwevws2" }, "vriZones": { "_id": "resources/rty012", "_rev": "1-kwg2g02" }, "vriPrescriptions": { "_id": "resources/fgh345", "_rev": "7-swedrg24g02" }, "workOrders": { "_id": "resources/vbn678", "_rev": "13-534nberv2302" } ``` --- class: middle, inverse # Goal: find valleyix pivot locations for user ```javascript GET /bookmarks/irrigation/machines/list/k02jkf33/configuration { "_id": "resources/qwe123", "_rev": "10-9j2f3iokl23", "_type": "application/vnd.valleyix.machine.configuration.1+json", "_meta": { "_metaid": "qwe123", "_rev": "6-kfkfj02if" }, "Latitude": -40.0290384, "Longitude": 81.2930423, "MachineLength": 350, "ForwardAngle": 279.9203, "ReverseAngle": 32.0909, "....": "...." } ``` Defined by [https://github.com/oada/valleyix-formats](https://github.com/oada/valleyix-formats) Could have [https://github.com/aggateway/pail-formats](https://github.com/aggateway/pail-formats)


i buy my oils strictly from youngliving and revive. the composition of oils is what makes them effective, including the soil in which they grow and the length the plant is distilled for. in order for a product to be considered organic, it must be planted on ground that is free of chemicals for only three years. youngliving ensures that the land is at least 50 years clean. they have a seed to seal gaurentee, which measures the quality of their oils. between distillation time, lack of regulation and loopholes, only a rare amount of oils are actually effective. if you don't believe in essential oils, chances are you're using peppermint from tjmaxx and not receiving a 100% pure and natural essential oil. research matters when choosing what oils are best for you!
i use oils 3 ways: topically, aromatically and internally
oils support every part and system of your body and each can have different effects.
what follow is how i use oils on the daily and why!
every morning, i apply a variety of oils before i start my day. when applied topically, oils enter your bloodstream and are able to circulate around the body.
every oil user has that one oil that made them truly believe in their power. for me, that was frankincense. my favorite and most used oil, i probably have a bottle of frankincense in reach always. benefits: amazing for skin, helps with stress, perfect for grounding purposes
use: i apply a drop of frankincense either the back of my neck, right where my brain stem ends, or to the crown of my head
benefits: provides feelings of calm, peace, relaxation and helps to balance equilibrium and stress
use: i roll stress away right onto my wrists
my latest favorite!
benefits: stimulates feelings of peace and balance, helps to release emotions and raises one's frequency
use: i apply a drop to the crown of my head every morning
described by many as "courage in a bottle"
benefits: inspire feelings of positivity, encouragement and confidence as well as align and balance the body
use: i roll valor onto my jawline to release tension or use on the bottom of my feet
benefits: relief from headaches/migraines, provides energized focus, relieves tense muscles
use: rub onto temples (avoiding eyes) or massage a drop onto your scalp
benefits: fights congestion and sickness as well as allergies (great for breathing help when fighting covid)
use: place a drop or two in the palms of your hands, create a tent over your nose and inhale deeply. if super congested, drop onto shower floor to create a cleansing steam
benefits: helps with digestive problems
uses: i mix digize with a carrier oil and roll around belly button
benefits: brings about joyful feelings, fighting against negative emotions, specifically used by many for grief and depression
use: i rub 1-2 drops right over my heart
i could talk forever about different oils and their benefits/uses. the ones listed above are what i use on the daily, but depending on my needs for the day, i'm always grabbing other ones as well!
when you use top quality oils, cheap diffusers may sometimes melt or change the composition of the oil. making an investment in a well-made diffuser is! worth! it! i have a diffuser from youngliving, which is worth the investment to ensure that your top quality oils are being diffused in a top quality way.
the benefit of diffusing is not only an increase in air quality, but many benefits related to the oil as well. the smell of oils impact your limbic system which triggers memories related to the scent, allowing for some of the same benefits as applying an oil topically. because oils are so concentrated, they can be added right to water and diffused. below are some oils and combinations i love! (i use 3-4 drops of each oil)
frankincense + orange
stress away + lavender
thieves + vanilla
kidscents sleepyize or bergamot or cedarwood
young living has a certain line of oils that are actually fda compliant for ingestion called "vitality". not all oils can be ingested, but many can be if used correctly. here's a couple i choose to ingest and why!
i love the lemon essential oil. not only do i use it in all my cleaning products, i also put a few drops of it in my water every morning. it has antioxidant properties and helps to detox the body. instead of utilizing lemon slices, without knowledge of where they were grown or how they were treated, i love that i can reach for lemon oil!
diffusing lime has its own benefits but the lime vitality oil is always fun to keep on hand to be ingested! to be used just like fresh lime, i like to add a drop or two to homemade guacamole, margaritas or any other dish missing the lime flavor.
while i swear by lemon in my water, i've enjoyed mixing it up some days and using orange oil in my water to detox instead. orange is also nice to mix into cooking, but i love it the most for a natural way to whiten my teeth! i'll rub a drop or two across my teeth occasionally to keep them fresh and white.
this oil seems to find its way into every product i use and i love it! it's great for fighting against sickness by supporting the immune system and i find myself reaching for it for any sick feeling that passes by. a drop pushed against the roof of my mouth or in tea always helps, but i also have the thieves mouth wash which has healed many a sore throat!


Late Winter Reviews A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1995 Michael John Legeros
Contents ========
- JUST CAUSE - THE MADNESS OF KING GEORGE - A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE - DR. STRANGELOVE
JUST CAUSE 120 min. / Rated "R" ==========
Sean Connery stars as a Harvard law professor who heads back into the courtroom, by way of the Everglades, to defend a young, educated black man (Blair Underwood). The guy is on death row for the murder of a white girl, and says that his confession was coerced from the region's tough, black cop (Lawrence Fishburne).
Watching Connery and Fishburne bump heads for two hours is amusing enough, but the plot's a joke. There's no logic at work here. Tone is also an issue--there is none. Director Arne Glimcher never establishes exactly what his film is trying to say. Is it a statement on human rights? Is it a knock-off of SILENCE OF THE LAMBS? Glimcher never tells. Instead, he forces his characters to jump through hoop after hoop, over drawbridge after drawbridge, hoping that the audience won't notice what's missing.
Just awful.
Grade: D+
THE MADNESS OF KING GEORGE 107 min. / Not Rated ==========================
Still wondering who Nigel Hawthorne is? Then check out his Oscar- nominated work in THE MADNESS OF KING GEORGE, still playing in both Raleigh and Chapel Hill. Stage director Nicholas Hytner, in a remarkable screen debut, has adapted Alan Bennett's 1991 tragic comedy to fine effect. Sumptuous-looking and only mildly stuffy, the film charts the madness that plagued King George III (Hawthorne) almost 30 years into his reign.
Grade: A-
A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE 98 min. / Rated "R" ======================
In Suri Krishnamma's A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE, Albert Finney disappears so deeply into the role of a lovable Dublin bus conductor that it's a shame when the film gets so serious around him. His character is a conductor with a passion for Oscar Wilde. He reads to his riders, and once a year, with their help, he tries to stage one of the author's plays.
This year it's "Salome."
For about an hour, there's a sweet magic behind Finney and his troupe of working-class stiffs. Conflict arises, but it's small stuff--an administrator from the bus company here, an outraged Catholic pork butcher (Michael Gambon) there. But with Finney at the wheel, so to speak, the film rolls smoothly over these plot points--just like the gorgeous Leland double-decker bus in the story.
Where things get serious is toward the end of the film, when the plot takes a turn that the bus never would, and the story heads down a very dark alley that marks the end of an enjoyable ride. The twist makes sense--and helps paint a complete picture of Finney's character--but the trip to get there betrays the light, airy atmosphere of what had come before.
It's not a fatal misstep, mind you, and it doesn't send the story soaring into the realms of incredulity.
Grade: B
DR. STRANGELOVE 93 min. / Not Rated ===============
Mein Fuhrer! The most fun that *I* had last month was in Durham, at the Carolina, at a mid-week screening of Stanley Kubrick's pitch-black comedy DR. STRANGELOVE (OR HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE BOMB). The 1964 film stars Peter Sellers (in three roles), George C. Scott, Sterling Hayden, and Slim Pickens. Their antics brought the house down, which, to my surprise, was packed by an audience younger than the film.
No mineshaft gap here.
Grade: A+
-- Michael J. Legeros Raleigh, North Carolina
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#include <rangesensor.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual bool | init () |
| virtual long int | getPoints (std::vector< mrpt::poses::CPoint3D > &points)=0 |
| virtual void | getRays (std::vector< std::vector< double > > &rays) |
| bool | saveRays (std::string filename) |
| virtual long int | getRaysForResolution (std::vector< std::vector< double > > &rays, double resolution, double distance) |
| bool | saveRaysForResolution (std::string filename, double resolution, double distance) |
| void | getInfo (std::string &txt) |
| void | setConfigFolder (std::string folder) |
| void | setDataFolder (std::string folder) |
| void | getDirectorRay (std::vector< double > &ray) |
| void | setCurrentView (ViewStructure v) |
Protected Attributes | |
| double | h_aperture |
| double | v_aperture |
| int | h_points |
| int | v_points |
| std::string | info |
| bool | ready |
| std::string | configFolder |
| std::string | dataFolder |
| std::vector< double > | director_ray |
| ViewStructure | currentView |
| Only required for simulated sensors. | |
Defines a Range Sensor. It abstracs the communication with the device. Returns a set of poins in the 3D space as a read. All units must be in mts and rads;
| void RangeSensor::getInfo | ( | std::string & | txt | ) |
Returns information about the sensor
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Reads the sensor and get 3D points in mm
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Returns the set of rays which define the sensor
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Computes a set of minimun rays for the voxel resolution especified resolution must have the same units than distance
| bool RangeSensor::saveRaysForResolution | ( | std::string | filename, |
| double | resolution, | ||
| double | distance | ||
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Saves a "ideal" subset of rays depending on the resolution of the octree and the distance from the sensor resolution must have the same units than distance


GDT: It’s Kaskisuo time, everyone
Kasimir Kaskisuo has been everywhere, man.

He started out in the Jokerit system in Finland, which is a clue to the path his life took. Jokerit, then in the Liiga, was always rich in goalie prospects. As he was ageing out of junior, he was facing a loan to another team, likely a Mestis team (lower division), and the alternative of an NCAA career is what he chose.
He played two years at the University of Minnesota-Duluth after trying the USHL and getting cut the prior year. The Leafs signed him as an undrafted UFA in the spring of 2016, when he was not yet 23, but he never hit the T25U25.
He played on the Marlies, he played on the Solar Bears in Orlando, he was loaned to the Chicago Wolves for a year, when the Marlies crease was too deep, and he felt he had got all he could out of the ECHL. That was the cup year for the Marlies, so he wasn’t a winner. He came back last year and played through ups and downs and finished up until the team crashed out of the playoffs. And he’s about to play in his ninth game of the season and his first in the NHL tonight.
He’ll join former teammates Antoine Bibeau and Garret Sparks, who have each had one game each.
For the preview for tonight’s game:
Go Leafs Go!
And let’s all hope we’re chanting Kaskisuo’s name by the end of the night.


Installation
Install the package from npm.
npm i @juggle/resize-observer
Once installed, you can import it like any other module.
import { ResizeObserver } from '@juggle/resize-observer';
Usage
import { ResizeObserver } from '@juggle/resize-observer';
const ro = new ResizeObserver((entries, observer) => {
for (let entry of entries) {
const { inlineSize, blockSize } = entry.contentBoxSize;
const { width, height } = entry.contentRect; // use for backwards compatibility
entry.target.innerText = `${inlineSize} x ${blockSize}`;
}
});
ro.observe(someElement);
Pseudo Classes
The library supports user-actioned pseudo classes, like :hover
, :active
,
:focus
Animations*
The library will detect changes which occur during animations.
Transitions*
The library will detect changes which occur during transition.
NB: Slow-starting transitions may not be noticed, unless, other interactions occur in the application. Any missed calculations will be noticed at the end of the transition.
Performance Test
This animates 200 elements and counts the changes. To start/stop the animation, tap the cell area.
Updates: 0
*Once the animation, or, transition has finished, the observer will sleep and wait for the next interaction. This keeps CPU idle, reducing battery consumption on portable devices.


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--- Day 22: Sporifica Virus ---
Diagnostics indicate that the local grid computing cluster has been contaminated with the Sporifica Virus. The grid computing cluster is a seemingly-infinite two-dimensional grid of compute nodes. Each node is either clean or infected by the virus.
To prevent overloading the nodes (which would render them useless to the virus) or detection by system administrators, exactly one virus carrier moves through the network, infecting or cleaning nodes as it moves. The virus carrier is always located on a single node in the network (the current node) and keeps track of the direction it is facing.
To avoid detection, the virus carrier works in bursts; in each burst, it wakes up, does some work, and goes back to sleep. The following steps are all executed in order one time each burst:
- If the current node is infected, it turns to its right. Otherwise, it turns to its left. (Turning is done in-place; the current node does not change.)
- If the current node is clean, it becomes infected. Otherwise, it becomes cleaned. (This is done after the node is considered for the purposes of changing direction.)
- The virus carrier moves forward one node in the direction it is facing.
Diagnostics have also provided a map of the node infection status (your puzzle input).
Clean nodes are shown as .
; infected nodes are shown as #
. This
map only shows the center of the grid; there are many more nodes beyond those shown, but none of them are
currently infected.
The virus carrier begins in the middle of the map facing up.
For example, suppose you are given a map like this:
..#
#..
...

 #[#]. # . . .
. .
 # .[.]# . . .
. .
After the above actions, a total of 7
bursts of activity had taken place. Of them,
5
bursts of activity caused an infection.
After a total of 70
, the grid looks like this, with the virus carrier facing up:
. . . . .  # . . # .
. . . # . . . . #
. . # . #[.]. . #
. . # . # . .
By this time, 41
bursts of activity caused an infection (though most of those nodes have since
been cleaned).
After a total of 10000
bursts of activity, 5587
bursts will have caused an
infection.
Given your actual map, after 10000
bursts of activity, how many bursts cause a node to
become infected? (Do not count nodes that begin infected.)


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