Before Change
returns = np.concatenate([discount_rewards(trajectory["reward"], config["gamma"]) for trajectory in trajectories])
qw_new = self.get_critic_value(all_state)
self.sess.run([self.critic_train], feed_dict={self.critic_state_in: all_state, self.critic_target: returns}) // Reshape or not?
self.sess.run([self.actor_train], feed_dict={self.actor_input: all_state, self.actions_taken: all_action, self.critic_feedback: qw_new, self.critic_rewards: returns})
episode_rewards = np.array([trajectory["reward"].sum() for trajectory in trajectories]) // episode total rewards
After Change
episode_rewards = np.array([trajectory["reward"].sum() for trajectory in trajectories]) // episode total rewards
episode_lengths = np.array([len(trajectory["reward"]) for trajectory in trajectories]) // episode lengths
results = self.sess.run([self.summary_op, self.critic_train, self.actor_train], feed_dict={
self.critic_state_in: all_state,
self.critic_target: returns,
self.actor_input: all_state,
self.actions_taken: all_action,
self.critic_feedback: qw_new,
self.critic_rewards: returns,
self.rewards: np.mean(episode_rewards),
self.episode_lengths: np.mean(episode_lengths)
})
self.writer.add_summary(results[0], iteration)
self.writer.flush()
reporter.print_iteration_stats(iteration, episode_rewards, episode_lengths, total_n_trajectories)


| Converting .ASE To .MD3 | |
| You can convert the 3D-Studio .ASE-files to MD3. ASE stands for ASCII Scene Export, and it is a really old file-format. I wasn't aware of it, but ASE seems to support animation. However, this version of the tool does not yet support animated ASE-models. To import an ASE, select the choice from the menu: "Load ASE From File..." | |
| Then select the file You want to read, and convert into MD3. | |
| The model is converted into MD3 | |
| Here is the model after it has been read, and converted: | |
| Texturing | |
| As You can see, this example model is not textured yet. It has some shadernames assigned, but none of the textures could be located by this tool. Allthough the current shadernames imply the model is used in some kind of Quake-game, they are no ET shaders or textures. This is often the case, because ASE-models are not native to ET, and textures can come from many locations. Here You see that i have selected a surface on the 'Surfaces'-Tab. It is my intention to change the shadername so it points to a new, custom texture. | |
| Changing the shadername for a surface | |
| Type in the name of the shader. This can also be the name of a texture. You must also include the relative path of where the model later will be inside Your PK3. My example model will be placed in a folder called 'models/ase', and my texture is called 'testtexture.jpg'. | |
| If You want to see the model textured with Your own custom textures, You need to put the textures in the same folder as where You load the model from. So, model.ase & any custom textures must be in the same folder. | |
| Be sure to press the ENTER-key after You typed-in the new name of the shader. | |
| Pressing ENTER to confirm changes | |
| After pressing the ENTER-key, the new texture will be loaded immediately. The texture-preview will show the found texture. | |
| Viewing the model | |
| After changing the shadername of a surface, the new texture is mapped onto the surface in the 3D-View. | |
| Thanks | |
| Thanks to Ken 'kat' Beyer who has created the ASE. http://www.katsbits.com The original model looks, of course, more beautiful with the intended textures. You can see an image of how it is supposed to look: The textured model | |


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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
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|
Cannabis |
(daily) |
| T+ 0:00 |
87.5 ug |
|
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
| T+ 5:00 |
1 bowl |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
[Erowid Note: Claims of measured microgram dosages for LSD are usually unsupported. Quantitative measurements for LSD are very difficult to do and cannot be done casually. Without further detailed information about how the measurements were derived, it is reasonable to assume that most statements of microgram dosages of LSD in a report are either misinformed or overstated.]
My Mind:
* sober when I first dosed.
* naturally drug-sensitive.
* no prescription medications.
* officially diagnosed with tourette's syndrome, obsessive-compulsive disorder, attention deficit disorder and asperger's syndrome. Present range of symptoms mild to very mild, self-managed with CBT strategies.
Set & Setting:
* at home, living with girlfriend and her family.
* everyone at home is drug-tolerant, no need to hide anything.
Past Drug Experiences:
* pothead (everyday smoker) for about 5 years.
* tried and enjoyed a few other kinds of drugs.
* never tried any psychedelics before, vague idea of what to expect...
* ... Or so I thought.
* * * * *
NOTE: This is a LIVE trip report! It gets kinda weird and cosmic the more you read but it's all truth :).
<00:15> Put on some Shpongle. Already noticing more depth and layers in the music. I知 perspiring, yet calm. Field of vision seems to be tilting a few degrees to the left, perhaps I知 noticing the tilt in the floor more than I normally would have. No crazy visuals yet.
<00:30> Still no visuals, but everything I look at, touch and hear is just more... Interesting. Textures have more depth, music has more layers, everything is much brighter.
<00:44> Overwhelming feeling of total bliss, similar to a very strong hash high but also completely individual in its own rite.  I wanted to drop to my knees and cry, I realized just how beautiful a person I am inside. It's me! I知 here! I知 a human being!
<01:00> just got back from outside. Didn't realize the brick walkway was so uneven and warped. Everything was so beautiful, this is such a beautiful day. I saw a squirrel and then he ran away over the fence. Had to go back inside because my girlfriend was getting cold. Typing is much more difficult now. I知 such a n00b, I still have that tab under my tongue but I don't know if I should get rid of it yet or what. 'Joe' still isn't answering his phone.
<01:10> okay, I feel like an even bigger n00b now, just called the guy I got this acid from, apparently visuals won't start happening for another few hours or so.  Oh well, I知 ready for it when it happens. Also apparently I could've swallowed the tab ten minutes in, not over an hour in. *gulp* done.
<01:20> started laughing hysterically out in the garage, loud and happy and love oh I am laughing for the sake of laughing because it feels good oh does it ever feel good
<01:25> we humans invented time. We created time. It is our brainchild. They say we need time but time needs us, without us and the constant attention we pour into this creation of ours it would cease to exist. We are the structure, the pillars, the support, the architect. We are. It's so clear. The human mind and all its creations. We are god.
<01:32> I feel the overwhelming urge to sob and cry in utter joy and happiness. I'll be criticized for this inside the house. I must go to the garage. Hahahhahahhhhahhahhahha
<01:35> haha I keep distracting myself from what I was gonna do before, but I知 gonna do it after I type this. Just wanted to report that I hugged my girlfriend and it was wonderful, but even more wonderful were the feelings leading up to the hug. She asked me, 'can you give me a hug?' I said yes, yes I can, and it's wonderful, I can hug, I can touch, I can love. Oh yes. Okay crying time now, I'll report again when I come back from the garage. Hope I don't wander outside absent-mindedly past the boundaries of the property in which I reside, but what is this property, what is this other than a comfort zone we construct for ourselves, an idea that having a roof over ones head symbolizes stability, goodness, the ridiculousness of it all is becoming comical and lovely. :) oh god it's 5:39pm now, maybe I don't need to cry, I'll go find out now.
<02:13> wow, didn't think that much time passed. Haha time. Didn't end up crying, but I sobbed a little bit, mostly internally. The tears didn't flow but I felt them, they were great. I think I've still a few more social filters to break through before I can truly bawl my eyes out on a level I so deeply desire but with every passing minute it feels easier and closer.
<02:17> I called 'Joe' when I was in the garage and chatted with him for a while. He's really happy to hear about my experience. He's on his way over right now, I'll be waiting for him in the backyard in about an hour and fifteen minutes. He's bringing pot! But even better, 'Joe' is coming yay yay yay I love 'Joe'! If it weren't for his gentle and wise advice I definitely wouldn't feel brave enough to do what I知 doing today.
<02:23> time for more shpongle time time time
<02:32> at first I thought I was overanalyzing but no, I know what this feels like, I feel like my soul is stuck in a perpetual state of peak orgasm, coexisting with the aftercuddle that follows mind-blowing sex
<02:35> one of my biggest worries going into this trip is that what I'd feel would be beyond words and impossible to convey but this file sure is putting that worry to rest quickly. Look at how much I've recorded! The words come to me with such ease, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
<02:43> I just felt like typing something
<02:44> I am trembling with joy and amazement and wonder and awe
<02:45> I can't believe it's been a whole minute. Okay I'll take a break from this file for a bit, I just need to feel
<02:52> enough listening to music, I知 going to make some. Sort of. Time for some frets on fire!
<03:02> okay 'Joe' should be here any time soon, more than a feeling by Boston never felt so alive, life never felt so alive
<03:45> I think 'Joe' should be here any minute, though I said that earlier because I didn't understand what time it was or how long it had been. Here I was talking about time -- which we invented and created -- and now it's just slipping away from me...
<03:50> you know, when I first took this hit, I was expecting to see all sorts of weird, pretty visuals. I don't think I've got a single visual yet, but it doesn't matter anymore. That's not what it's about, that's not what it's about! I just feel it within me and it flows through me and it wakes me up, it's so wonderful, it's so wonderful!
<04:00> even within the first hour I realized why the powers-that-be don't want us to open up our minds with this wonderful, beautiful substance, but aside from that, this is something that could replace the world economy. It would replace the dollar, the euro, the pound, everything. People would give it, people would share it. It would break down barriers of what's 'ours' and what's 'theirs', what's 'mine' and what's 'yours'. LSD could bring about the singularity.
<04:02> I can feel a part of myself resisting. Resisting what it's trying to tell me. It's like I want to know it, but there's a certain element of fear there that thinks it's protecting me. Maybe when I take a full hit it'll be too much for my defenses to handle. Then I'll know. Then I'll know what it's trying to tell me. Right now it's eating away at me like crazy. Damn it...
<04:08> I gotta keep reminding myself that I知 probably only half way into this, if even that! This is such a unique experience, especially how when I first dosed, I was questioning whether or not anything was really happening, but now...  I just can't stop logging all everything I知 feeling! It's such a wonderful feeling, I have to type it all up, I have to share it, I don't know what else to do!! I hope 'Joe' gets here soon! I知 gonna give him a great big hug as soon as he gets here and thank him for helping me feel brave enough to try LSD.
<04:15> I just discovered how malleable and shapeable this whole experience can be! I can almost instantly go from being all mentally hyperactive and spun to being totally mellow and calm. I've never felt this much freedom within my own mind!
<05:00> I知 smoking my first bowl of pot through the trip thanks to 'Joe' arriving here and getting me high. More to come.
<05:30> I barely feel spun anymore, I think the pot mellowed it out. It's still there, though, waiting to come back to the foreground.
<05:45> okay yeah, the acid's coming back for sure now.   I知 still a little spun, but my mind feels like my body after many hours spent longboarding. Aching, burning, but totally satisfied and fulfilled. It's a good exhaustion that comes from something fun and wholesome.
<10:00> okay, now I know what they mean by 'you're done with LSD before it's done with you'. As I lay in bed trying to get some rest, I couldn't get my head to stop racing around until about now. Ten hours...  Going to sleep now. Good night!
* * * * *
The Morning After
Everything seems a little brighter and warmer today. I feel I've gained a new perspective on life. I feel like I'll be looking at the world through completely different eyes from now on. I feel reborn. LSD has changed me for the better. I'll never be the same again.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Adding Heap View to GHC
While working on my previous Criterion project, I ran into the question, how big is a thunk? I was attempting to manually verify allocation statistics, but did not know how to count unevaluated expressions. Haskell’s automatic memory management means that most people don’t need to think about these issues. However, once you start trying to tune performance, memory problems start sneaking in.
Before working through the actual GHC source, all of my knowledge came from two wonderful posts. First, this blog post by Johan Tibell walks through a general case of computing the size of a datatype. His rule-of-thumb is both easy and accurate. The second took a bit more looking, but helped me answer my thunk question. It also introduced me to the heap-view
package. A few days later on IRC, someone expressed that they hoped D3055 would get finished. So my next project was decided.
To give credit where credit is due, most of this code traces back to a 2006 Summer of Code project attributed to José Iborra López here. The project was the GHCi debugger. A big portion of integrating heap-view
into GHC was pulling the duplicated code out of the existing source. There are a number of different rough representations of the heap in the Haskell source of GHC, so perhaps further work could be done to unify access to the heap.
The Haskell Heap
Having covered the background, let’s turn to what heap-view
actually does. In short, it shows you what a given value looks like at this moment. Haskell’s non-strict evaluation means that GHC get to decide what order it wants to do work in. While you might think x = 2 + 1
assigns 3
to x
, in fact, you might just get a promise that x
will be 3
when you try to use it. That promise is a thunk: some unevaluated expression that holds information, but hasn’t yet done anything with it.
I’m going to work through an example where this matters and demonstrate how heap-view
can help, but first, you’ll need a primer on the structure of heap objects. If you are familiar with Haskell’s heap, feel free to jump to the example.
The best technical reference for this material is here, in the GHC Commentary. I’m going to gloss over the TABLES_NEXT_TO_CODE
and PROFILING
differences because they are not particularly pertinent. This will mostly be a compressed version of the information on that page.
Let’s start with the Int
type. It may be a little new to you, but there’s no time like the present!
data Int = I# Int#
This type works similarly to any other type you would make. It is given a name Int
, and has a constructor I#
. The #
is a convention that indicates this is lower-level than most code. Typically in Haskell, you work with objects that are “boxed”. That is, you really have a pointer to an object, not the object itself. Int
is special because it is built from an “unboxed” value, of type Int#
. Int#
is built into GHC because it is simply a C int. Just the plain bytes, not an address.
Looking at the wiki page linked above, if scroll down to the “Data Constructors” heading, you will see the layout of a data constructor on the heap. It looks something like this:
Constructor Closure
+---------+----------+--------------+
| *Header | Pointers | Non-pointers |
+---------+----------+--------------+
That is, a single pointer to an InfoTable, which we will get to, an array of pointers, and an array of non-pointers. In the case of our Int
type, that would be 0 pointers and a single non-pointer holding our Int#
. I# 42#
(the #
after 42 gets us the plain, non-pointer C int) of type Int
would look like so:
+---------++----+
| *Header || 42 |
+---------++----+
That would be: sizeof(void *) + sizeof(int)
if you are calculating size.
InfoTables are dependent on the type of value being stored. They are all basically the same size, but read each field differently. Things are packed tightly here, so we are going to look at the first three HalfWords. On 64-bit platforms that would be 3 * 4 = 12
bytes total.
InfoTable (read like a constructor's)
+------+-------+------+
| ptrs | nptrs | type |
+------+-------+------+
These fields are the number of pointers in the closure, the number of non-pointers in the closure, and the type of the closure. For our Int
, that would be:
+---+---+------------+
| 0 | 1 | CONSTR_0_1 |
+---+---+------------+
Constructor types encode some common layouts to make garbage collection faster. So now that we know roughly what it should look like, let’s ask heap-view.
When run (edited to look nicer):
ConstrClosure
{ info = StgInfoTable {..., ptrs = 0, nptrs = 1, tipe = CONSTR_0_1, ...}
, ptrArgs = [], dataArgs = [42]
, pkg = "ghc-prim", modl = "GHC.Types", name = "I#"
}
We even get information about where the constructor comes from which is great. And our theory lines up with reality, which is always a relief. Next time, I’ll demonstrate a practical application of heap-view
.


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Defines | |
| #define | touch_priv_adc_get_y touch_priv_adc_get_x |
| Return mean of XL and XR ADC measurements. | |
Functions | |
| static __always_inline void | touch_priv_port_init (void) |
| Initialize port for touch detection. | |
| static __always_inline void | touch_priv_port_enable_int (void) |
| Enable interrupt for touch detection. | |
| static __always_inline void | touch_priv_port_disable_int (void) |
| Disable interrupt for touch detection. | |
| static __always_inline bool | touch_priv_port_is_int_flag_set (void) |
| Return current state of port interrupt flag. | |
| static __always_inline void | touch_priv_port_clear_int_flag (void) |
| Clear the port interrupt flag. | |
| static __always_inline void | touch_priv_port_set_detection (void) |
| Configure port for touch detection. | |
| static __always_inline void | touch_priv_port_set_gradient_x (void) |
| Configure port for gradient on X touch surface. | |
| static __always_inline void | touch_priv_port_set_gradient_y (void) |
| Configure port for gradient on Y touch surface. | |
| static __always_inline void | touch_priv_adc_init (void) |
| Initialize the ADC for readings from touch surfaces. | |
| static __always_inline void | touch_priv_adc_enable_int (void) |
| Enable ADC interrupts. | |
| static __always_inline void | touch_priv_adc_disable_int (void) |
| Disable ADC interrupts. | |
| static __always_inline void | touch_priv_adc_clear_int_flag (void) |
| Clear the interrupt flag for ADC. | |
| static __always_inline void | touch_priv_adc_set_surface_y (void) |
| Start ADC scan sequence to measure position on Y surface. | |
| static __always_inline void | touch_priv_adc_set_surface_x (void) |
| Set ADC scan sequence to measure position on X surface. | |
| static __always_inline void | touch_priv_adc_start (void) |
| Trigger AD conversions. | |
| static __always_inline uint16_t | touch_priv_adc_get_x (void) |
| Return mean of YD and YU ADC measurements. | |
Pin mask macros for convenience | |
|
| |
| #define | TOUCH_XL_MASK (1U << CONFIG_TOUCH_XL_PIN) |
| #define | TOUCH_XR_MASK (1U << CONFIG_TOUCH_XR_PIN) |
| #define | TOUCH_YD_MASK (1U << CONFIG_TOUCH_YD_PIN) |
| #define | TOUCH_YU_MASK (1U << CONFIG_TOUCH_YU_PIN) |
| #define | TOUCH_X_MASK (TOUCH_XL_MASK | TOUCH_XR_MASK) |
| #define | TOUCH_Y_MASK (TOUCH_YD_MASK | TOUCH_YU_MASK) |
These functions default to pin interrupt type 0 for touch detection and assume that the sense pins are on the same port with which the ADC is associated, i.e., port A for ADCA and port B for ADCB.
The ADC is configured for measurements from both "ends" of the tri-stated touch surfaces for improved accuracy, and an interrupt is only generated when both conversions have been made.
| #define touch_priv_adc_get_y touch_priv_adc_get_x |
Return mean of XL and XR ADC measurements.
Definition at line 346 of file touch.h.
Referenced by touch_priv_adc_handler().
| static __always_inline void touch_priv_adc_clear_int_flag | ( | void | ) | [static] |
Clear the interrupt flag for ADC.
Definition at line 266 of file touch.h.
References ADC_BIT, and adc_write_reg.
Referenced by touch_enable().
| static __always_inline void touch_priv_adc_disable_int | ( | void | ) | [static] |
Disable ADC interrupts.
Sets level for ADC interrupt on channel 1 to OFF.
Definition at line 256 of file touch.h.
References ADCCH_BF, ADCCH_INTLVL_OFF, and adcch_write_reg.
Referenced by touch_disable().
| static __always_inline void touch_priv_adc_enable_int | ( | void | ) | [static] |
Enable ADC interrupts.
Sets configured level for ADC interrupt on channel 1.
Definition at line 244 of file touch.h.
References ADCCH_BF, and adcch_write_reg.
Referenced by touch_enable().
| static __always_inline uint16_t touch_priv_adc_get_x | ( | void | ) | [static] |
Return mean of YD and YU ADC measurements.
This function returns the mean of the last YD and YU ADC readings.
Definition at line 324 of file touch.h.
References adc_read_reg.
Referenced by touch_priv_adc_handler().
| static __always_inline void touch_priv_adc_init | ( | void | ) | [static] |
Initialize the ADC for readings from touch surfaces.
Initializes ADC reference selection, channels 0 and 1, and clock prescaling.
Definition at line 218 of file touch.h.
References ADC_BF, ADC_BIT, ADC_PRESCALER_DIV512, ADC_REFSEL_INTVCC, ADC_RESOLUTION_12BIT, adc_write_reg, ADCCH_BF, ADCCH_INPUTMODE_SINGLEENDED, and adcch_write_reg.
Referenced by touch_init().
| static __always_inline void touch_priv_adc_set_surface_x | ( | void | ) | [static] |
Set ADC scan sequence to measure position on X surface.
Configure ADC channel 0 and 1 to measure from YD and YU, then trigger conversions on both channels.
Definition at line 297 of file touch.h.
References ADCCH_BF, and adcch_write_reg.
Referenced by touch_priv_port_handler().
| static __always_inline void touch_priv_adc_set_surface_y | ( | void | ) | [static] |
Start ADC scan sequence to measure position on Y surface.
Configure ADC channel 0 and 1 to measure from XL and XR, then trigger conversions on both channels.
The voltage on the XL and XR pins depends on the position along the Y axis. By reading both XL and XR, the effect of touch proximity to either of these pins is negated.
Definition at line 282 of file touch.h.
References ADCCH_BF, and adcch_write_reg.
Referenced by touch_priv_adc_handler().
| static __always_inline void touch_priv_adc_start | ( | void | ) | [static] |
Trigger AD conversions.
Starts conversions on ADC channels 0 and 1.
Definition at line 311 of file touch.h.
References ADC_BF, ADC_BIT, ADC_CHSTART_0, ADC_CHSTART_1, and adc_write_reg.
Referenced by touch_priv_adc_handler(), and touch_priv_port_handler().
| static __always_inline void touch_priv_port_clear_int_flag | ( | void | ) | [static] |
Clear the port interrupt flag.
Definition at line 147 of file touch.h.
References PORT_BIT, and port_write_reg.
Referenced by touch_enable(), and touch_priv_process_samples().
| static __always_inline void touch_priv_port_disable_int | ( | void | ) | [static] |
Disable interrupt for touch detection.
Definition at line 115 of file touch.h.
References PORT_BFINS, port_read_reg, and port_write_reg.
Referenced by touch_disable(), and touch_priv_port_handler().
| static __always_inline void touch_priv_port_enable_int | ( | void | ) | [static] |
Enable interrupt for touch detection.
Definition at line 100 of file touch.h.
References PORT_BFINS, port_read_reg, and port_write_reg.
Referenced by touch_enable(), and touch_priv_process_samples().
| static __always_inline void touch_priv_port_init | ( | void | ) | [static] |
Initialize port for touch detection.
Configure interrupt mask on Y pins, and prepare their output for voltage gradient.
Definition at line 84 of file touch.h.
References port_write_reg.
Referenced by touch_init().
| static __always_inline bool touch_priv_port_is_int_flag_set | ( | void | ) | [static] |
Return current state of port interrupt flag.
| true | Interrupt flag is set. | |
| false | Interrupt flag is not set. |
Definition at line 132 of file touch.h.
References PORT_BIT, and port_read_reg.
Referenced by touch_priv_process_samples().
| static __always_inline void touch_priv_port_set_detection | ( | void | ) | [static] |
Configure port for touch detection.
Touch detection is done by use of a low-level interrupt.
This requires one touch surface to be grounded, and the other to have pull-up and the interrupt sensing enabled.
In this function, X is grounded and Y used for the sensing.
Definition at line 161 of file touch.h.
References PORT_BF, PORT_PINCTRL_ISC_LEVEL, PORT_PINCTRL_PULLUP, port_write_reg, and portcfg_write_reg.
Referenced by touch_enable(), and touch_priv_adc_handler().
| static __always_inline void touch_priv_port_set_gradient_x | ( | void | ) | [static] |
Configure port for gradient on X touch surface.
Definition at line 179 of file touch.h.
References PORT_BF, PORT_PINCTRL_TOTEM, port_write_reg, and portcfg_write_reg.
Referenced by touch_priv_port_handler().
| static __always_inline void touch_priv_port_set_gradient_y | ( | void | ) | [static] |
Configure port for gradient on Y touch surface.
To be able to detect the position along the Y axis, the YD and YU pins must have different potentials, and the XL and XR pins be configured as tristated inputs before using them for measurements with ADC.
Definition at line 200 of file touch.h.
References PORT_BF, PORT_PINCTRL_TOTEM, port_write_reg, and portcfg_write_reg.
Referenced by touch_priv_adc_handler().


Replace IE with XULRunner in Notes Client 8.5.3 on Windows
This is just in from the don't-try-this-at-home-since-it-is-unsupported you-have-to-dig-really-deep-to-find-it department. The embedded browser in the Notes client uses an operating system dependent default engine: Internet Explorer on Windows and Firefox (or to be more precise: XULRunner) on Linux and Mac. That cuts one out on Windows from the progress made in Firefox. Luckily our favorite place to alter configuration settings for the Notes client
The first one switches the embedded browser to Mozilla, the second one does that for the Mime rendering engine for eMails. I haven't seen a setting that would work on the display of a widget (the creation is done using XULRunner already).
Update: I stand corrected. The first setting is documented on a public URL in the Expeditor documentation and for the second one it could be deducted from the Interface spec. So it is just hidden in plain sight. The documentation suggest it would work in all R8.5 versions, someone could give it a try.
Update 2: My colleague Thomas Hampel remarked, that you can use Domino policies to push out these settings. Makes it very easy to handle, no fiddling with editors by end users required.
[notesprogramdir]/framework/rcp/plugin_customization.ini
got a set of new settings:
com.ibm.rcp.ui.browser/embeddedBrowser=Mozilla
com.ibm.rcp.rte/RTEBasedBrowser=XULRunner
The first one switches the embedded browser to Mozilla, the second one does that for the Mime rendering engine for eMails. I haven't seen a setting that would work on the display of a widget (the creation is done using XULRunner already).
Update: I stand corrected. The first setting is documented on a public URL in the Expeditor documentation and for the second one it could be deducted from the Interface spec. So it is just hidden in plain sight. The documentation suggest it would work in all R8.5 versions, someone could give it a try.
Update 2: My colleague Thomas Hampel remarked, that you can use Domino policies to push out these settings. Makes it very easy to handle, no fiddling with editors by end users required.
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Incoming Ohio University students will have to adjust to living away from home and sharing a room with a new face when they head to campus in the fall.
While most students live on campus their first two years at OU, some have to scramble to find people they might not know to live with. It can be challenging to adjust to living with someone else.
Kyle Weese, a rising sophomore studying management information systems, said the best way to get along with a roommate is to be yourself.
“Be open and be yourself,” Weese said. “Changing yourself definitely doesn’t help anything.”
Along with being yourself, Weese suggests always being clean. The Huffington Post wrote an article about roommate problems that are worth the argument and problems that aren’t. Weese, however, thinks cleanliness is always needed.
“The main qualities I look for in a roommate are respect and cleanliness,” Weese said.
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Thomas Hayes, a rising junior studying sport management, also believes cleanliness is important.
“Not cleaning up their mess is probably the worst thing a roommate could do,” Hayes said.
Other than keeping the room clean, being able to communicate clearly is important to avoid any roommate issues, Hayes said. Being passive aggressive instead of openly communicating can cause many problems.
Besides being clean, roommates should keep their guests to a minimum, Emily Perkins, a rising sophomore studying environmental health sciences, said.
“If they had people over all of the time or brought guys back all of the time that would be pretty annoying,” Perkins said.
Perkins is living in a quad next year, and she thinks the room could get too crowded if her roommates brought guests over often.
One of the other key things roommates should do to stay friends and get along is to be “down-to-earth,” Hayes said.
“I’d say that I look for a roommate to have similar interests as me,” Hayes said.
OU’s Housing and Residence Life offers an online service where students can make a profile and get in contact with others who match up with their interests. Students can also take the option of changing rooms if needed.
Along with the option to change rooms, students have the opportunity to apply for a specialized living experience, which includes gender neutral housing, halls for first-generation students and quiet study halls.
Weese believes there is no shame in wanting or needing to switch rooms.
“Sometimes people just aren’t compatible,” Weese said.
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He graduated in 1983 from The Painting Department of Gazi Faculty of Education. He had his Master Degree in 1987 from the Faculty of Fine Arts in Hacettepe University where He had doctorate degree (Proficiency in Art). He worked as lecturer at İnönü University, in Malatya between 1988 and 1993. He pursued studies in art in Florance through the scholorship granted by Italian Goverment in 1988 , in Cluj – Napoca , the scholorship granted by Rumanian Goverment in 1998, in Budapest the Scholorship granted by Hungarian Goverment in 2000. He works as proffessor in Art and Design Faculty in Gazi University, Ankara.
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Nova Scotia pond billed as the 'cradle of hockey' put up for sale
WINDSOR, N.S. - A small pond in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley, billed as the "cradle of hockey," is up for sale.
Long Pond, on the east side of Windsor, N.S., is recognized by some historians as the birthplace of the game, with evidence indicating a crude version of the sport was played there in the early 1800s.
The asking price for the 10-hectare site is $1.38 million.
The pond and surrounding land are owned by the Dill family, who operate a nearby farm famous for its giant pumpkins.
Danny Dill, who owns the pond with his brother Andrew, says it's time for the family to focus on the farm — a 45-minute drive north Halifax.
The family has also put together one of the largest collections of hockey memorabilia in Canada, which is displayed in a small museum on the farm.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 20, 2019.


The best way to think of these three is to start off with a one box. This box has text in it.
The text is the element and the box around it is the border.
The padding is the space between the border and the text. This makes
our border bigger around the textarea and lets use manipulate the size of the box and position of the text inside.
The margins is the area around the border. This lets us change how far away the border is away from other elements.
Its a box, in a box, in a another box. A boxception.
The picture below is a nice example of where each of these belong.
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A common server access pattern is to prevent any connection to your production servers from outside of their private subnet, and use a bastion host to access the private subnet. This pattern is very useful when you want to limit; for example ssh access, from only within the network.
Typically you set up a bastion host, and execute a nc command to the destination host located within the private network.
#~/.ssh/config
Host bastion-host
Hostname <IP_ADDRESS>
User ec2-user
RequestTTY yes
ForwardAgent yes
IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa
Host destination-host
Hostname <IP_ADDRESS>
port 22
User core
ProxyCommand ssh -A bastion-host nc %h %p
This works on most systems where netcat installed on both destination and bastion host. Recently i have been working on a project to deploy a Mesosphere cluster with Cloudformation. All the instances in the cluster were Coreos based so as usual i set up my config file with the bastion host pattern like above which suprisingly did not work. Turns out Coreos uses a newer implementation of netcat which is called ncat. By modifying ProxyCommand lin on ~/.ssh/config file and change nc to ncat, i was able to ssh into hosts within private instances with ease.
#~/.ssh/config
Host bastion-host
Hostname <IP_ADDRESS>
User ec2-user
RequestTTY yes
ForwardAgent yes
IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_rsa
Host destination-host
Hostname <IP_ADDRESS>
port 22
User core
ProxyCommand ssh -A bastion-host ncat %h %p


Class Paint
Colors and gradients used in fills and lines.
Methods
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tove.newLinearGradient (x0, y0, x1, y1)
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Create a linear gradient.
Initially the gradient will not contain any colors.
Also see SVG documentation by Mozilla.
Parameters:
- x0
number
x coordinate of start point of gradient
- y0
number
y coordinate of start point of gradient
- x1
number
x coordinate of end point of gradient
- y1
number
y coordinate of end point of gradient
See also:
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tove.newRadialGradient (cx, cy, fx, fy, r)
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Create a radial gradient.
Initially the gradient will not contain any colors.
Also see SVG documentation by Mozilla.
Parameters:
- cx
number
x coordinate of the end circle
- cy
number
y coordinate of the end circle
- fx
number
x coordinate of the start circle
- fy
number
y coordinate of the start circle
- r
number
radius of end circle
See also:
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tove.newShader (source)
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Create new custom shader.
This shader can be used as a paint in fill and line colors. Your code needs to contain
a function called
COLOR
that takes a vec2
position and returns a vec4
color.
Currently, custom shaders are only supported for the gpux
display mode.
Also see LÖVE's newShader.
Parameters:
- source
string
shader source code
Returns:
Paint
new shader
See also:
Usage:
fillShader = tove.newShader([[
uniform float time;
vec4 COLOR(vec2 pos) {
return vec4(1, 0, sin(t), 1);
}
]])
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Paint.PaintType
-
types of paint
Fields:
- none
empty paint (transparent)
- solid
solid RGBA color
- linear
linear gradient
- radial
radial gradient
- shader
custom shader
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tove.newColor
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Create a new color.
- r
number
red
- g
number
green
- b
number
blue
- a
number
alpha
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Paint:addColorStop (offset, r, g, b[, a=1])
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Add new color stop.
Parameters:
- offset
number
where to add this new color (0 <= offset <= 1)
- r
number
red
- g
number
green
- b
number
blue
- a
number
alpha
(default 1)
See also:
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Paint:clone ()
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Clone.
Returns:
Paint cloned Paint
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Paint:get ([opacity=1])
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Get RGBA components.
If called on a gradient, this will not yield useful results.
Parameters:
- opacity
opacity
to apply on returned color
(default 1)
Returns:
-
number
red
-
number
green
-
number
blue
-
number
alpha
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Paint:getColorStop (i[, opacity=1])
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Get i-th color stop.
Use this to retrieve gradient's colors.
Parameters:
- i
int
1-based index of color
- opacity
number
to apply on returned color
(default 1)
Returns:
-
number
offset (between 0 and 1)
-
number
red
-
number
green
-
number
blue
-
number
alpha
See also:
-
Paint:getNumColors ()
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Get number of colors.
Interesting for gradients only.
Returns:
int
number of colors in this paint.
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Paint:getType ()
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Query paint type.
Returns:
string
one of the names in Paint.PaintType
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Paint:send (k, data)
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Send data to custom shader.
Also see LÖVE's Shader:send.
Parameters:
- k
string
name of uniform
- data
...
data to send
Usage:
shader:send("t", love.timer.getTime())
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Paint:set (r, g, b[, a=1])
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Set to RGBA.
Parameters:
- r
number
red
- g
number
green
- b
number
blue
- a
number
alpha
(default 1)


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Facebook bars content claiming to name Trump impeachment whistleblower
Facebook Inc. is taking down any content that claims to name the anonymous whistleblower who ignited an impeachment inquiry into U.S. President Donald Trump, the social network said on Friday.
SAN FRANCISCO: Facebook Inc. is taking down any content that claims to name the anonymous whistleblower who ignited an impeachment inquiry into U.S. President Donald Trump, the social network said on Friday.
The company's statement follows right-wing Breitbart News' publication of an article that said it identified the whistleblower.
Breitbart, which former Trump adviser Steve Bannon once headed, reported that Facebook users attempting to view the article received a message saying the content was not available, and administrators of its Facebook page began receiving notifications on Wednesday evening that its page is "at risk of being unpublished."
"Any mention of the potential whistleblower's name violates our coordinating harm policy, which prohibits content 'outing of witness, informant, or activist,'" the company said in a statement, initially provided in response to Breitbart.
"We are removing any and all mentions of the potential whistleblower's name and will revisit this decision should their name be widely published in the media or used by public figures in debate."
The whistleblower, a U.S. intelligence official who complained about Trump's July 25 telephone call with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, has in recent days become a target of attacks by Trump, his allies in Congress and the conservative media, who have pushed for the person to be publicly identified.
Breitbart is one of the top-performing publishers on Facebook and was recently designated as an official Facebook News partner. Facebook said in response to critcism of that decision that Breitbart is an unpaid partner, unlike some outlets in the section.
(Reporting by Katie Paul; Editing by Cynthia Osterman)


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. Each element represents a single stack frame.
All stack frames except for the one at the top of the stack represent
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eegUtils
uses S3 objects to store EEG data and associated information such as channel locations. Using different object classes for data structured in different ways ensures that the various plotting functions work consistently across different types of EEG data. For example, there are different classes for epoched (eeg_epochs
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eeg_data
objects are the base class that all continuous data has. When raw data is imported, the output is this class. Currently, this class is a list constituting the following entries:
signals
srate
events
chan_info
electrode
- electrode namesradius
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- 2D Stereographic projection of the spherical coordinatestimings
continuous
reference
ref_chans
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- Labels for any channels excluded from the reference data.eeg_epochs
objects share the same overall structure with eeg_data
objects, but some of the internals currently differ, as described below.
events
epoch
and time
.
epoch
gives the epoch number to which a given event belongstime
gives the time point at which the event occurs relative to the epoch onset
event_time
still gives the time point at which the event occurs relative to the recording onset
timings
epoch
.
epoch
gives the epoch number to which a given datapoint belongssample
still uniquely identifies each datapointtime
now gives the time relative to the zero-point of the epoch, i.e. the event on which the epoch is centred.eeg_tfr
objects hold time-frequency representations of eeg_epochs
objects.
signals
dimensions
eeg_ICA
objects contain the results of an ICA decomposition applied to an eeg_epochs
objects.
mixing_matrix
unmixing_matrix
signals
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“There are works which common opinion designates as works of art and they are what one must interrogate in order to decipher in them the essence of art. But by what does one recognize, commonly, that these are works of art if one does not have in advance a sort of pre-comprehension of the essence of art? --Jacques Derrida (The Truth in Painting)
Prior to turn of the 20th century, the traditional aspects and traits that were thought to make a piece a work of art were primarily academic. The best pieces of art were ones that displayed impeccable execution of technique and theory. Things like brushwork/linework, realism, setting, and story were all heavily emphasized.
When Derrida talks about humanity's common perception of what makes a work of art, I believe he is referring to our innate connection to art that replicates the visual aesthetics of reality. Realism, in the context of art, is both comforting and attractive because it brings a sense of familiarity and understanding, without pushing the mental schemas of our mind that defines visual/aesthetic beauty. In earlier times, appreciation for the art of the classical realist masters was universal. Upbringing or class had no say in the matter, as this was a time when the langauge of art was at its most empirical. It was an every day part of life for everyone.
The art world has come a long way since, transforming into a completely different vehicle of expression. Beauty, in the most basic way that we understand it, was no longer the primary goal. Modern art movements like Cubism, Post-Modernism, and Surrealism found ways to inject meaning into their work that went beyond the visual plane. Yet, this new world of art, where the statement mattered more then the picture, ended up losing it's universal appeal quite quickly, drowning your average layman in unfarmiliar terminology and theory. "It's a urinal someone ripped out of a bathroom...What the heck makes this a work of art?"
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The first time you come across You can negotiate everything by Herb Cohen it can appears one of those books full of techniques to manipulate people and persuade them to do what you want. But if you move beyond this first impression you can find a useful book written by someone who certainly was effective in the pragmatic art of getting someone to agree with you, but was also persuaded that the best way to do this was to build a good relationship based on trust with the other side in every negotiation.
This is a belief I profoundly share with the author and I am making also a project out of this (www.smoothjob.info if you are interested in the project). It was thus a pleasure for me to find this wiew in a book written from a so greatly experienced deal-maker.
Let’s move on to the actual summary of the book which I hope will help you appreaciate the valuable content included in it.
What is negotiation?
Negotiation is a field of knowledge and endeavor that focuses on gaining the favor of people from whome we want things. Three elements are always there in every negotiation:
Information
Time (pressure, deadline)
Power
Every negotiation is a satisfaction of needs:
if you let the other side understand that your need are not fully satisfied, you will let him understand also that his own will not be. For instance expressing criticism on a product you are negotiating is a clear sign that your are not willing to pay the full price the other side is asking for.
if you make someone invest time in the negotiation, his cost-opportunity in case of leaving will rise
he will be thus more willing to comply with your requests
leverage the power of weakness
learn to ask questions more than talking
looking silly dismiss a lot of other side weapons
About the three elements of a negotitation
Power
Power is a way of getting from one place to another.
It is neither good nor bad by itself: it is neutral
it is needed to believe you are able to obtain/create/realize something rather than suffer everything
believing you have power will give you the necessary self confidence. This will project the rigth image of self confidence and make others more willing to comply.
Sources of power
power of competition
if you create competition around something you possess, what you have moves up in value (ideas, products, yourself, everything)
you can create competition if you have alternative options ( more buyers for your product, more companies willing to hire you…). Never enter a negotiation without options!
try to convey a sense of not needing what you are negotiating. This reminds me of this scene from Gone with the wind, I don’t know why
power of legitimacy
we tend to comply with the “official” printed stuff. We tend not to question them.
signs
books
this power can be used when it is advantageous and can be challenged when it is not
to challenge you have to be able to show that what is written is general and generic, and it was not mentioned to cover the specific case you are talking about.
“that is generic, is not my case”
“where is my name on that book?”
power of risk taking
you must be willing to take risks while negotiating and this asks for
courage
common sense
if you have no options you can’t take risk, you must accept whatever it comes. So don’t enter a negotiation without options! Have we already said that?
risk-taking is intelligent if you know the odds
genererically used to express the probability of a positive outcome, but strictly speaking odds are defined as
\[\frac{number \quad of \quad positive \quad outcomes}{number \quad of \quad negative \quad outcomes}\]
risk taking is intelligent if you are able to absorb the possible loss. This reminds me of the enterprise risk management concept of risk appetite meaning the quantity of risk a company is willing to take when performing its operations.
power of commitment
if people on your side are committed toward your same goal, you have more power. How do you obtain that?
“people support what they help create”, involve them as much as you can (also becaus they can, usually, provide valuable contribution)
involvment begets commitment, commitment begets power
if you are or looks as an expert, people will comply with you more easily
if you are facing an expert don’t be, and don’t look, overimpressed. You could even try to look dumb, since no power has an expert when dealing with a dumb.
power of the knowledge of “needs”
This comes in two levels
the specific issue on demands, stated openly ( “I want you to buy my product”)
to real need, rarely verbalized ( “I want you to buy my product on cash, since I need liquidity right now”)
if you can establish a reasonable guess about what someone’s needs are yuou can predict, with reasonable certainty, what will happen in any interaction
it is worthwhile to study in advance your other side in negotiation
power of investment
make people invest in the negotiation, especially with beginning collaborative approach ( which could also become competitive later on).
if you have something difficult to negotiate, like the privacy, keep it for the end, when the investment will have become big
power of rewarding of punishing
no one will ever negotiate with you in any significant way unless they are convinced that you can
help them
hurt them
never defuse the perception of being able to help or hurt unles you get something in return
don’t become a paper tiger: don’t eliminate options or reduce pressure unless you receive something in return
power of identification
people comply with you are similar to them(we could also call it power of liking, as done by Robert Cialdini in his Influence, The psychology of persuasion)
power of morality
if you have common moral values, leverage them within your negotiation
power of precedent
current and past policies and practices are considered sacred, theyu are presented as the only way to do things.
leverage this in your favour
challenges this when you need highlighting differences between this case and precedent
power of persistence, which can be simply be described as follows
power of persuasive capacity
we don’t get persuaded by logic, we rationalise with logic
to persuade someone to believe/ buy or do something, you have to:
put your reasons into analogies that reasonate with my experience
your evidence must be so overhelming that I can’t dispute
my believing you must meet my existing needs and desires
you should therefore show the immediate relevance and value of what you are saying in terms of meeting their needs and desires
power of caring , but not caring too much, which once again reminds me of
Time
In any negotiation expect most significant concessions to occur close to the deadline
it is crucial to understand the deadline of the other side
the other side, cool and seren as they may appear always have a deadline
deadline, also your own, are often more flexible than they appear
be patient, it may be the that best thing to do when you do not know what to do is to do nothing
do not reveal your deadline to not provide the other side a competitive advantage
very often as you approach the deadline a shift of power will occur, presenting a creative solution or ever a turnaround by the other side.
Information
Before the negotiation event
You should strart to collect information before the start of the actual negotiation
sources
anyone who works with or for the other side
adversary’s competitors
official sources
relevant information we want to discover: the real limits and constraint of the other side
budget
deadline
priorities
needs
costs
Also to obtain acceptance of your proposals you have to provide information. When you first express a proposal you get a no. You should not take this as a position, it is better understood as a reaction. People need time to understand new proposals and accomodate to them. You have to be patient, reiterate your submission and provide each time additional information.
During the negotiation event
When you arrive at the negotiation event, you should practive effective listening techniques. You should also become able to read cues in their context.
unintentional cues
verbal cues
behavioural cues
Styles of negotiation
The soviet style (Win-Lose)
When someone attempts to achieve his objective at the expense of a perceived adversary. This style usually shows off within six separated steps:
extreme initial positions: tough demand or ridiculous offers to influence the other side expectations
limited authority: the real negotiation sends to the events delegated negotiators with no power to make concessions
emotional tactics: people feel uneasy when confronted by irrationality and this can give an advantage to those able to exploit this behaviour
tears (this guy is perfectly right, have you ever seen my wife crying?)
silence
create doubts about the reasons
produces further unrequested confessions
walking out
raises additional issues for the other side which is left alone
create uncertainty about the future
veiled threat
guilt
adversary concessions viewed as weaknesses
negotiation/compromise is not seen as a way to move forward
they are not going to reciprocate concessions
stingy concessions (which follows from the previous)
ignoring deadlines: acting as deadlines were not there to increase preassure on the other side.
This style is applicable if
the relationsihp is not continuing ( you can not have continous relationship with someone you have killed…)
you are able to not feel remorse afterward
the victim is not aware of you using the technique
How to react to soviets. Possible alternatives:
walking away
beat him at his own game with counter moves
switch to a win-win relationship
Negotiation for mutual satisfaction (Win-Win)
In a collaborative win-win neogitation we are trying to produce an outcome that provides acceptable gain to all parties
How can get together in a way that will make the total pie bigger, so there’s more to go around?. This is the difference between mentality of abudance and mentality of scarcity. The abundance is focused on the size of the pie while the scarcity is focused on the size of the slice.
Negotiation is seen here as a process, a way of acting, that can develop understanding, belief, acceptance and trust.
is not just an exchange of material objects.
using the process to meet needs
start coming like velvet, stating your case moderately
address the other side with tact
people tend to behave the way you expect them to behave
try to see the problem from their point of view or frame of reference, listening with empathy
harmonizing or recongiling needs: it is important to understand that a collaborative negotiation is impossibile while the two sides see each other as adversaries.
“one’s feelings, attitudes, and real needs are concealed to avoid them being used against them”
conflict is part of the process and part of life
all players and all supporters want the team to scoer but theyare in disagreement regarding how to obtain this
it is valuable to figure out why and how the disagreement developed
this is relevant also because the first step in gaining the cooperation from the other side is to recognize where both of you are positioned on the issue generating congflict and which are the differences.
the main sources of difference are:
experience: you and I don’t see things as they are, we see things as we are. To understand how you think I must get into your world
information: people have been exposed to different data and have adquired different facts along the way.
If we are working from a different information base, we will end up poles apart.
to solve the conflict we have to share the information, but also feelings and needs, to have a common ground.
roles: divergent views are also a result of the part you have been given to play in the negotiation drama.
some of this emotional content must be drained
we should train to ask ourself questions as “if I were in their place, may be I would have asked a similar question as well…”
Successful collaborative negotiation lies in finding out what the other side really wants and showing them a way to get it, while you get what you want.
More on the Win-Win technique
Crucial elements for reaching mutual satisfaction are
building trust: in a continouing relationship the more trust you place in others, the more they will justify your faith. The activity can be divided into two time frames
the process stage
before the formal event is easier to build a good relationship, because your behaviour is taken at face value
is the right time to analyze and diagnose the causes of the potential disagreement and therefore take action in the area of experience, information and role before the event.
the formal event
start with a positivie approach, focusing on the problem you are both trying to solve and the kind of optimal solution you are both willing to obtain
don’t focus on your way to solve the issue, which is problably different from the one of the other side
try to become one unite group of problem solvers rather than two opposite factions
gaining committment from the other side’s network/organization
network/organization: family, boss, colleagues
the network/organization heavily influences the other side’s behaviour and decisions
get the support of the network and you will influence the position and movement of the other side
dealing with opposition
opposition is natural and even useful to sharp mind, increase skill
from a fair opposition you gain insight into yourself that will growth and development
the crucial point is not if you will have opposition but which kind of opponent you will have
idea opponent, this is a positive opponent, which is challenging only a specific idea. Using collaborative techniques seen above it should be easy to come up with a win-win solution able to overcome the opposition. This does not mean to persuade the opponent that he was wrong. This means find together a better solution than the first one he was opposing
visceral opponent, emotional adversary. This is the most dangerous one. He does not disagree with a single idea, he disagree with you as a whole or/and your organization. You should avoid to have such kind of opponents. How to avoid having visceral opponents?
avoid attacking “face”, publicly undermining is reputation. This is a common cause of an idea opponent becoming a visceral opponent.
train yourself to speak honestly to idea opponents without offending face sense
never forget the power of your attitude
retrain yourself from retaliation
“Nothing gives a person so much advantage over another as to remain always cool and unruffled under all circumstances.” Thomas Jefferson
never judge the action and motives of others
we can’t look into hearts and minds so we can’t know what imples or propels them.
don’t judge, don’t make final verdicts
substitute this with a hones and positive statement of your point of view and feelings
KO: A negotiator turns to an opponent across the table and remarks, “Your analysis of these data and the way you are figuring the costs are all wrong”
OK: “I must look at data differently than you. I feel that…”
moving up: especially when dealing with large organization is effective to understand when to move up another level in the hierarchy
the higher you go, the more likely you are to have your needs met,
because people who are higher up understand that general rules were never ment to cover every specific situation, because there is an exception to every rule
you have to be prepared to demonstrate that the framers of a given rule never intended to cover your unique facts ( see also power of legitimacy about this)
in any case try not to negotiate with a person who lacks sufficient authority.
A final note: compromise is not a win-win solution:
nobody is really satisfied
nobody fully support the solution
Has it worked? My final evaluation
The book is useful if you want to understand the main drivers of negotiation. As always for this kind of books I strongly suggest you to try practicing the principles described while you are reading the book and right after you have concluded to read the book. This will really allow you to understand how effective it can be in your life.
I have done this by myself applying those principles to two negotiations occurring during the period I was reading (related to my job and to home utilities), and I was amazed from the results obtained and the accuracy of the predictions made by Cohen on people’s reaction to some given behaviour.
If I would be required to suggest possible improvement I would suggest to review the structure of the book so to make it more clear and more fluent, also because some of the principles are introduced more than once ( like for instance the power of legitimacy). That said, I think that for this kind of books what is relevant is the juice rather than the appearance of the fruit, and the juice i really tasting :) .


If I had said God
"No!"
"I know what I want!"
And asked for my own gift
Sure of what's best
Ignoring his own
As a troubled kid
That would be tragedy
These worst of tragedies.
Even with
The hands of a Michelangelo
The keenness of a Freud
The strength of a Nietzsche
The imagination of a Gogh
It wouldn't be close
It wouldn't be enough
It would be an insult
A deranged comparison
A dwarfed delusion
To ask for the right thing
Nothing would close
To the castle
To the divinity
To the heaven
This bearded
Chaotic mysterious
Old man
Gave out of heart Drawing with his nails among the oceans.
I wouldn't have believed it
"Smile, words, light?"
But he is never wrong
It just is,
It just is
So simple
So delicate
So genuine
So true
Nothing else
Nothing more
And my world is complete
And my world just makes sense
Everything just fits together
In everything, there is light
Everything is alright
In a spark, or a river,
With the sunshine
The world turns around
Opens the window
And puts me a big smile.


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This Chrome extension helps you collect links to questions and answers on IslamQA
How to use it:
- Select a category: Go to
https://islamqa.info/en/tree
or any of the categories pages for the other languages and select a category.
- Add Links: Click on the Add To List button next to each question
- View Links: Click on the See Your Questions button towards the top
- Copy Links: Your links will be displayed in a popup. Each link will comprise the text of the question and a link to it. Select all the text and copy it.
Now, go share it and spread the knowledge!
Any questions or issues regarding this extension can be tweeted at me on @MuaadAM.


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Currently, I am a student in 9th grade at JH Tarapore school. I am greatly passionate about computer vision and deep learning. I am interested in solving real world problems with artificial intelligence.
Besides studying, I enjoy travelling, playing piano and cooking (also eating).
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Norfolk lies on the southern shore of the James River, close to the entrance to Chesapeake Bay.
As well as being an old seaport, it is one of the East Coast’s busiest international commercial ports. Its neighbouring city of Portsmouth houses one of the US Navy’s major shipyards. The city also forms a key waystation on the Intracoastal Waterway.
Location 36° 50.5'N, 76° 17.6'W.
There are a huge number of mooring options in and around Norfolk, Portsmouth, Newport News and Hampton, as well as in the rivers feeding into this southern end of Chesapeake Bay.


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Dr. Norman Borlaug
The man who saved a billion lives
Dr. Norman Borlaug, third from the left, trains biologists in Mexico on how to increase wheat yields - part of his life-long war on hunger.
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MiStaMover is an open-source python-based tool that aims to simplify the transfer of large datasets between remote servers. As the name indicates, MiStaMover is able to Mirror, Stage and Move data. The tool was developed to support the UK academic research community manage its data effectively between key institutions, computing sites and data centres. But hopefully it can help anyone with a need to mirror, stage or move files.
MiStaMover is typically used in the following ways:
- Running a one-off transfer of a set of data files from a source server to a target server
- As a daemon process controlled by an administrator that allows multiple Data Streams to be Moved or Mirrored to remote servers based on configuration information.
See the Running Modes for a full list of running modes.
MiStaMover is able to manage multiple transfer processes in a manner that ensures what is sent from the Source Host actually arrives in-tact on the Target Host.
The following features and functionality are included:
- Able to run as a daemon or a one-off process
- Each Data Stream is managed by single configuration file
- Files and/or directories can be recieved and sent by various transfer protocols (such as :ref:rsync and :ref:ftp)
- Transfer failures will be re-tried based on a configuration setting
- Full logging of all transfers
- An alert feature that will highlight any failures or issues via e-mail
- Monitoring of available disk space
- For each Data Stream, a .stop file can be used to suspend a transfer process
- The integrity of incoming data can be checked by the use of control files and calculation of checksums
- Once configured, MiStaMover will run automatically with no manual interaction
MiStaMover is not creating a new protocol or method of moving data around the networks. We believe that there are enough tools and protocols already. The main purpose of the tool is to provide a generic, flexible and robust framework that can allow system administrators, data managers and scientists to move and mirror data effectively around the wide area network.
By building in Python the tool is easy to install, configure and extend. The functionality provided should allow users to set the transfer running and to walk away without having to continually monitor that the process is running correctly.
MiStaMover is most likely to be used by:
- System Administrators: setting up a MiStaMover Service that allows multiple users to move and mirror their data to a range of remote hosts.
- Data Managers: running ongoing or large one-off transfers around between computing and archival sites.
- Users: individual linux users that need to reliably move or mirror data between sites.
MiStaMover is available under an open-source licence so anyone can have a copy. See the Getting Started for how to access the source, install and configure MiStaMover.


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PlagResult.
PlagResult
(id1=None, id2=None)[source]¶ Bases:
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Class for the result of the comparison of two texts for plagiarism.
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containsIdentifier
(id)[source]¶ Checks if the given identifier is one of the identifier of this result.
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getIdStringLength
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(id1StringLength, id2StringLength)[source]¶ Set the string length of the identifier strings. Important for Visualization.
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Docker allows you to isolate applications inside of containers. It uses OS level virtualization. That means much less overhead and incredible fast startup.


The blue flag, tatty, at half-mast, indicates to those watching on the shore that a shoal is present just beyond the sandbank a quarter of a mile out. The green flag is displayed when no shoal can be seen from the helicopters.
It can be difficult to tell blue from green, at certain times of day, even for those without the condition of Daltonism. In milky light, or when a vapour haze descends, the colour of the flag might be blue or green or grey to any but the most acute observer.
Work has begun on developing more robust dyes for the flags. Some have suggested issuing the watchers on the shore with prismatically-enhanced telescopes. Trained cormorants have also been mentioned in a rogue report, although what role they would play remains sketchy.
“These are testing times,” said a brigadier with a great personal investment in shoals. He was supported by those who dwell on the sandbank, in cardboard shelters, whose voices are so rarely heard above the din.
Divers, shellists, and the cadets responsible for the darning of the flags, are due to appear later in the week.


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