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Ports
GEE uses the following ports:
- Port 80 is used for publishing.
- Port 443 is an optional port that can be used for streaming and search when correctly configured for HTTPS.
- Ports 13031, 13032, and 13033 are used by Fusion when performing its processes.


Michael Healy-Rae treated for smoke inhalation after fire in office
by By Anne Lucey- with reporting by Digital Desk staff
Kerry TD Michael Healy-Rae has been treated for smoke inhalation after a fire in his office/shop earlier this morning.
Emergency services were called to the Kilgarvan village complex which houses his post office and sorting office as well as his political office and shop.
The blaze is believed to have broken out around the fuse board of the filling station in Kilgarvan this morning.
Gardaí are not treating the fire as suspicious.
They say all early indications are that it was accidental.
The emergency services including an ambulance from University Hosptial Kerry was dispatched to the scene and Mr Healy Rae was treated for smoke inhalation, it is believed.
Danny Healy-Rae told Radio Kerry his brother is fine but has gone to hospital as a precaution.
"Michael put out the fire and as a result he has enhaled a bit of smoke," said Danny.
"He's fine, but it was decided that he should go for an x-ray to check himself out.
"It's a shock because it was a bit scary for a few minutes until it was brought under control."
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The games used a tv sticker that stuck to the tv screen and the graphics where very basic just two little characters.
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This is a sample coding quiz similar to the ones that campers will receive after
each lesson is finished. This one is all about JavaScript. Campers can win prizes such
as t-shirts, hats, and coupons to the snack shack!
JavaScript Quiz
Instructions
Please answer all questions to the best of your ability!
Think about each question thoroughly
You have a time limit of 10 minutes
The timer will be in the upper right hand corner
When you finished, please click the "Finish and Submit" button at the
bottom of the quiz
Your score will be shown in an alert box
Good Luck!
Please press start to begin
Question 1
Consider the following code:
var x = 15;
var y = 5;
var z = 10;
var a = (x/y) * z;
What is the value of the variable a?
0
30
15
10
5
Question 2
How are the variables typed in JavaScript?
Question 3
Consider the following code:
var j = 4+3
var q = 5
var s = j+q
What is wrong with the code?
Question 4
Who invented JavaScript?
Question 5
Consider the following code:
var candy = ["skittles", "m&m's", "snickers"];
var x = candy[1];
What is the value of x?
Question 6
True or False. Is this a legal JavaScript statement?
string x;
Question 7
Consider the following code:
var x = "Hello";
var y = " neighbor! "
var z = "How is your day going?"
var a = x + y + z;
What is the value of a?
All finished? Click the button below to see your score!
Results!
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Whaddup people. If you have watched my videos on my channel, you may know that I'm Sashlin. If you haven't watched any of my videos, then shame on you, and welcome 😁, my name is Sashlin Reddy. I always enjoy telling people about myself, because I'm just that interesting 👀. So let's get into it.
So why {{ site.title }}. Why the name? Why did I create the Youtube Channel/this website? So many questions that you guys have for me, or at least the questions that my 3 friends have for me... Over the past few years I've had a crack at trying to educate others, mainly in the working environment. Turns out it also helps me learn and I've found out that education is one of my passions. So this lead me to deciding to attempt to share whatever knowledge I've accumulated in a light-hearted way regarding data analytics and data science. And thus, {{ site.title }} was born.
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What is the byte-order mark, and what do I need to know about it when creating HTML?
At the beginning of a page that uses a Unicode character encoding you may find some bytes that represent the Unicode code point U+FEFF BYTE ORDER MARK (abbreviated as BOM).
The name BYTE ORDER MARK is an alias for the original character name ZERO WIDTH NO-BREAK SPACE (ZWNBSP). With the introduction of U+2060 WORD JOINER, there's no longer a need to ever use U+FEFF for its ZWNSP effect, so from that point on, and with the availability of a formal alias, the name ZERO WIDTH NO-BREAK SPACE is no longer helpful, and we will use the alias here.
The BOM, when correctly used, is invisible.
Before UTF-8 was introduced in early 1993, the expected way for transferring Unicode text was using 16-bit code units using an encoding called UCS-2 which was later extended to UTF-16. 16-bit code units can be expressed as bytes in two ways: the most significant byte first (big-endian) or the least significant byte first (little-endian). To communicate which byte order was in use, U+FEFF (the byte-order mark) was used at the start of the stream as a magic number that is not logically part of the text the stream represents.
The picture below shows the bytes used in a sequence of two-byte characters. Each 2-digit hexadecimal number represents a byte in the stream of text. You can see that the order of the two bytes that represent a single character is reversed for big endian vs. little endian storage. The byte-order mark indicates which order is used, so that applications can immediately decode the content.
In the UTF-8 encoding, the presence of the BOM is not essential because, unlike the UTF-16 encodings, there is no alternative sequence of bytes in a character. However, the BOM may still occur in UTF-8 encoded text, either as a by-product of an encoding conversion or because it was added by an editor to flag the content as UTF-8. In this situation, the BOM is often called a UTF-8 signature.
Most of the time you will not have to worry about the byte-order mark in UTF-8. You will find that some editors (such as Notepad on Windows) will always add a BOM when you save a file with the UTF-8 encoding, others will offer you a choice.
In HTML5 browsers are required to recognize the UTF-8 BOM and use it to detect the encoding of the page, and recent versions of major browsers handle the BOM as expected when used for UTF-8 encoded pages.
The UTF-8 BOM offers reliable encoding detection, since it is extremely short and stable, works in XML and HTML, and works whether your page is read over the network or not (unlike HTTP declarations). However, bear in mind that it is always a good idea to declare the encoding of your page using the meta
element, in addition to the BOM, so that the encoding is apparent to people looking at the source text.
Also there are a number of situations where the BOM, particularly because it is invisible, may cause a problem. See the section Potential issues with the UTF-8 BOM below for more information about those.
If you use a UTF-16 encoding for your page (and we strongly recommend that you don't), there are some additional considerations.
You can find out whether a page contains a BOM at the start or further down in the content by using the W3C Internationalization Checker. A BOM at the start of the page will be reported in the Information panel. A BOM that is included in the page lower down (typically due to content being added to the page from an external source) will be reported in the Detailed Report section.
You can try looking for a UTF-8 signature in your content in your editor, but if your editor handles the BOM correctly you probably won't be able to see it. With a binary editor capable of displaying the hexadecimal byte values in the file, the UTF-8 signature displays as EF BB BF.
If your editor or browser applies the wrong character encoding to a UTF-8 encoded file with a BOM, you are likely to see a sequence of bytes at the start of the file. These are the bytes that compose BOM represented as the characters those bytes represent in that encoding. With the Latin 1 (ISO 8859-1) character encoding, the signature displays as characters ï»¿
.
Alternatively, your editor may tell you in a status bar or a menu what encoding your file is in, including information about the presence or not of the UTF-8 signature. For example, if you use Save As in Dreamweaver and your file has a BOM at the start you will see a check mark in the box labeled 'Include Unicode Signature (BOM)'. You can also specify in your preferences (see illustration) whether new documents should use a BOM by default.
What follows are some situations where the byte-order mark has been known to cause problems.
In general, these issues are fading away as people adopt newer versions of browsers and editing tools. It is worth knowing about them if your user base still uses older technology. However, this is not solely about legacy issues.
At the time this article was written, if you include some external file in a page using PHP and that file starts with a BOM, it may create blank lines.
This is because the BOM is not stripped before inclusion into the page, and acts like a character occupying a line of text. See an example. In the example, a blank line containing the BOM appears above the first item of included text.
You should ensure that the included files do not start with a BOM.
You may also find that the BOM causes problems for an ordinary PHP page. When sending custom HTTP headers the code to set the header must be called before output begins. A BOM at the start of the file causes the page to begin output before the header command is interpreted, and may lead to error messages and other problems in the displayed page.
You need to be careful to take the BOM into account in scripts or program code that automatically process files that start with a BOM. For example, when pattern matching at the start of a file that begins with a BOM you need additional code to test for the presence of the BOM and ignore it if found.
The UTF-8 encoding without a BOM has the property that a document which contains only characters from the US-ASCII range is encoded byte-for-byte the same way as the same document encoded using the US-ASCII encoding. Such a document can be processed and understood when encoded either as UTF-8 or as US-ASCII. Adding a BOM inserts additional non-ASCII bytes, so this is no longer true. If you have processes or scripts that assume that the content is comprised of US-ASCII characters only, you will need to avoid the BOM.
Changes introduced with HTML5 mean that the byte-order mark overrides any encoding declaration in the HTTP header when detecting the encoding of an HTML page. This can be very useful when the author of the page cannot control the character encoding setting of the server, or is unaware of its effect, and the server is declaring pages to be in an encoding other than UTF-8. If the BOM has a higher precedence than the HTTP headers, the page should be correctly identified as UTF-8.
At the time of writing, not all browsers do this, so you should not rely on all readers of your page benefitting from this just yet.
Previous versions of Internet Explorer gave the BOM precedence over HTTP, but IE10 and IE11 gave a higher precedence to HTTP.
In browsers where the HTTP header still overrides the byte-order mark and the server is declaring pages to have a non-Unicode character encoding, you are likely to find unexpected characters at the start of the page (such as ï»¿
in a page labelled in HTTP as ISO 8859-1) as well as problems displaying non-ASCII characters on the page.
If you use applications or scripts in the back end of your site you should check that they are also able to recognize and handle the BOM.
We strongly recommend that you don't change the encoding of a UTF-8 file from a Unicode encoding to a non-Unicode encoding, but if you do (for some exceptional reason), you must ensure that the BOM is removed. If you don't, either the browser will continue to treat your content as UTF-8, or you will see strange characters at the beginning of the page.
If you need to remove the BOM, check whether your editor allows you to specify whether a UTF-8 signature is added or kept while you save the file. Such an editor provides a way of removing the signature by simply reading the file in then saving it out again. For example, in editors such as Notepad++ on Windows and TextWrangler on the Mac, it is possible to select the encoding from a list while using the Save As function. The list has options to save as UTF-8 with or without the BOM. Just choose the option without the BOM and save.
One of the benefits of using a script is that you can remove the signature quickly, and from multiple files. In fact the script could be run automatically as part of your process.
Note: You should check the process impact of removing the signature. It may be that some part of your content development process relies on the use of the signature to indicate that a file is in UTF-8. Bear in mind also that pages with a high proportion of Latin characters may look correct superficially but that occasional characters outside the ASCII range (U+0000 to U+007F) may be incorrectly encoded.
Here are some additional notes for those who are encoding their HTML pages using UTF-16. Note that, for HTML it's recommended that you use UTF-8 and that you avoid UTF-16. So for most people this section will be academic.
According to RFC 2718 and the Unicode Standard, if you declare the character encoding of your page using HTTP as either "UTF-16LE" or "UTF-16BE" then you should not use a byte-order mark at the beginning of the page. Only if the page is labelled in HTTP using IANA charset name "UTF-16" is a byte-order mark appropriate.
Note that this is solely about the labeling of the content. Of course, the actual sequence of bytes is the same, whether you label content as UTF-16 and add a BOM, or whether you label it as UTF-16LE or UTF-16BE.
The HTML5 specification currently disallows the use of any other, text-based in-document encoding declaration for pages using the UTF-16 encoding. In effect, this means that the BOM is, itself, the declaration that you have to add.
The byte-order mark is also used for text labeled as UTF-32, and should not be used for text labeled as UTF-32BE or UTF-32LE. The use of UTF-32 for HTML content, however, is strongly discouraged and some implementations have removed support for it, so we haven't even mentioned it until now.
Getting started? Introducing Character Sets and Encodings
Related links, Authoring HTML & CSS


Preparation time
1-2 hours
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
This recipe makes more bisque than you need for 4 people, and will keep well in the fridge for a couple of days.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Kill the lobsters by first placing them in the freezer for half an hour, then piercing each one between the eyes with a sharp knife. Pull off the claws and separate the tail from the body and head section.
Drop the tails into boiling water and cook for 30 seconds only, then place in iced water. Bring the water back up to the boil and add the lobster claws. When boiling again, cook for three minutes. Place in the iced water.
Remove the meat from the lobster tails in one piece. Crack the claws to remove the meat, keeping it as whole as possible. Place the lobster meat on a tray for later use.
Next make the bisque using the lobster carcasses. Pour 400ml/14fl oz of the olive oil into a roasting tray and place in the oven to heat, then add the lobster carcasses. Roast for 30 minutes (do not let the shells burn). Remove from the oven and deglaze with the Cognac on the hob.
Meanwhile, sweat the carrots, onions, fennel and garlic in the remaining olive oil in a saucepan for 10 minutes without colouring. Add the spices and herbs and sweat for a further five minutes. Next add the tomato purée, fresh tomatoes and 200ml/7fl oz of water, and cook for 10 minutes.
Add the roasted lobster carcasses and the juices from the tray including all the oil. Pour in enough water almost to cover the lobster carcasses and bring to the boil. Simmer for 20 minutes.
Pour into a colander set in a bowl and leave to drain well, then pass the resulting liquid through a fine sieve. Taste and adjust seasoning. Pour 200ml/7fl oz of the bisque into a saucepan with the butter and set aside, ready to reheat.
Cook the carrots, fennel, leeks and asparagus tips in boiling salted water, or in a steamer; drain and refresh. Peel the broad beans to remove the tough skins. Set aside.
Heat some olive oil in two non-stick frying pans (one for the lobster tails and the other for the claw meat). Carefully add the lobster, then place in the oven to heat for two minutes. Turn the lobster meat over, add some chopped tarragon and heat for a further two minutes.
Meanwhile, heat the lobster bisque. Reheat the vegetables in a steamer.
Slice each lobster tail into six pieces and arrange around warm bowls or plates. Place the claw meat in the middle and scatter the vegetables around.
Froth the bisque using a hand blender and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper and a drop of lemon juice. Spoon around the dish. Drizzle some of the cooking oil from the lobsters around and sprinkle over the picked herbs to garnish.


Verify that all functions that copy data between strings or arrays check boundaries of the destination buffers to prevent buffer overflows.
Copying more data than a buffer can fit results in a buffer overflow.
Perform the following actions to assure that buffer size is checked during copying:
Identify all functions that copy data to strings or arrays. List the components, modules, and libraries that do the most amount of data handling. Usually there exists some code heavy on manipulating data that copies many buffers or constructs various strings.
Verify that memory size is calculated correctly. Watch out for using sizeof() on pointers. When an array is passed as a parameter, it is passed as a pointer, and sizeof() returns the size of a pointer, not the array. Make sure that code accounts for the trailing null if data is stored in a null-terminated string.
Verify that errors during memory allocation are handled. Memory allocation might fail, so the copying function should account for that possibility.
Verify that bounds are checked during copying. Only copy the amount of data that fits into the buffer. There should be sufficient memory allocated if the size of data has been calculated correctly, but for extra security it is a good idea to write code that checks buffer bounds while copying to prevent buffer overflows. Data that doesn't fit into the buffer should be truncated - code that copies data should terminate once the buffer is full.
Perform the following steps to assure that your code allocates enough buffer space when copying data to prevent buffer overflows:
Identify all functions that copy data to strings or arrays. List the components, modules, and libraries that do the most amount of data handling. Usually there exists some code heavy on manipulating data that copies many buffers or constructs various strings.
Calculate the amount of memory that is used by data being copied or set a maximum size limit for valid data. Make sure to include a trailing null if a null-terminated string is being copied. When calculating the size of data, count the amount of memory it uses, not the amount of elements in the array. Be careful when using the sizeof() function, because it returns the size of a pointer when an array containing data is passed as a parameter to the function. The memory size of data should be calculated beforehand, ideally in the same scope in which the data structure containing data is declared, and passed as an argument to the function that does the copying.
Allocate memory for the buffer. Once the amount of memory needed to fit all the data is determined, allocate an array or a string of a sufficient size. Write code to handle possible memory allocation errors.
Check bounds when copying. Use the size of the allocated array or string when copying to assure that only the amount of data that fits into the array is copied. This should always be the case if the amount of memory to allocate is calculated correctly, but for extra security it is a good idea to write code in a way that truncates data if it doesn't fit into the buffer.


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Settings
All application settings can be changed via - File → Settings...
.
Analysis engine performs fatigue & propagation equivalent stress analyses. There are 3 engines available;
- ISAMI Analysis Server
With this option, the analysis request is sent over the network to Equinox Server which runs the analysis via ISAMI
Analyst. Airbus network connection is required for this option.
- SAFE Analysis Server
With this option, the analysis request is sent over the network to Equinox Server which runs the analysis via SAFE.
Airbus network connection is required for this option.
- Inbuilt Engine
The analysis will be performed via the embedded Equinox inbuilt analysis engine.
AFT (Airframe Fatigue Twin) database enables you to access aircraft fatigue data uploaded by the ESCSA teams. It is not required to change any setting
unless there are problems connecting to database server. Please contact server administrator for altering these settings.
Exchange server enables you to share files, recive shared files, send and recieve text messages,
and notifications. Again, it is not required to change any setting unless there are problems
connecting to exchange server.
Web server serves the installation packages for new Equinox versions. Normally, automatic update system
will notify and take care of the updates available. Therefore, the connection settings need not be
changed.
This section is related to automatic software updates. Check update notification option if you want to be notified of new updates available at application start up.
You can fine tune what exactly you want to be notified by Equinox. If chosen, Equinox will also use the system tray
popup messages to notify you (this feature is not supported on Mac OSX).
From within this section, you can fine-tune the performance and memory needs of Equinox to your specific analysis needs. Please be cautious when changing these settings
as they may have direct influence over the operating system. All changes require a re-start of Equinox.


Class CreateInboxRulesetOptions
Options for creating inbox rulesets. Inbox rulesets can be used to block, allow, filter, or forward emails when sending or receiving using the inbox.
Inherited Members
Namespace: mailslurp.Model
Assembly: mailslurp.dll
Syntax
[DataContract(Name = "CreateInboxRulesetOptions")]
public class CreateInboxRulesetOptions : IEquatable<CreateInboxRulesetOptions>, IValidatableObject
Constructors
View SourceCreateInboxRulesetOptions()
Initializes a new instance of the CreateInboxRulesetOptions class.
Declaration
[JsonConstructor]
protected CreateInboxRulesetOptions()
CreateInboxRulesetOptions(ScopeEnum, ActionEnum, string)
Initializes a new instance of the CreateInboxRulesetOptions class.
Declaration
public CreateInboxRulesetOptions(CreateInboxRulesetOptions.ScopeEnum scope = (CreateInboxRulesetOptions.ScopeEnum)0, CreateInboxRulesetOptions.ActionEnum action = (CreateInboxRulesetOptions.ActionEnum)0, string target = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CreateInboxRulesetOptions.ScopeEnum | scope | What type of emails actions to apply ruleset to. Either |
| CreateInboxRulesetOptions.ActionEnum | action | Action to be taken when the ruleset matches an email for the given scope. For example: |
| string | target | Target to match emails with. Can be a wild-card type pattern or a valid email address. For instance |
Properties
View SourceAction
Action to be taken when the ruleset matches an email for the given scope. For example: BLOCK
action with target *
and scope SENDING_EMAILS
blocks sending to all recipients. Note ALLOW
takes precedent over BLOCK
. FILTER_REMOVE
is like block but will remove offending email addresses during a send or receive event instead of blocking the action.
Declaration
[DataMember(Name = "action", IsRequired = true, EmitDefaultValue = true)]
public CreateInboxRulesetOptions.ActionEnum Action { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| CreateInboxRulesetOptions.ActionEnum | Action to be taken when the ruleset matches an email for the given scope. For example: |
Scope
What type of emails actions to apply ruleset to. Either SENDING_EMAILS
or RECEIVING_EMAILS
will apply action and target to any sending or receiving of emails respectively.
Declaration
[DataMember(Name = "scope", IsRequired = true, EmitDefaultValue = true)]
public CreateInboxRulesetOptions.ScopeEnum Scope { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| CreateInboxRulesetOptions.ScopeEnum | What type of emails actions to apply ruleset to. Either |
Target
Target to match emails with. Can be a wild-card type pattern or a valid email address. For instance<EMAIL_ADDRESS>matches all gmail addresses while<EMAIL_ADDRESS>matches one address exactly. The target is applied to every recipient field email address when SENDING_EMAILS
is the scope and is applied to sender of email when RECEIVING_EMAILS
.
Declaration
[DataMember(Name = "target", IsRequired = true, EmitDefaultValue = true)]
public string Target { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| string | Target to match emails with. Can be a wild-card type pattern or a valid email address. For instance |
Methods
View SourceEquals(CreateInboxRulesetOptions)
Returns true if CreateInboxRulesetOptions instances are equal
Declaration
public bool Equals(CreateInboxRulesetOptions input)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CreateInboxRulesetOptions | input | Instance of CreateInboxRulesetOptions to be compared |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| bool | Boolean |
Equals(object)
Returns true if objects are equal
Declaration
public override bool Equals(object input)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| object | input | Object to be compared |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| bool | Boolean |
Overrides
View SourceGetHashCode()
Gets the hash code
Declaration
public override int GetHashCode()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| int | Hash code |
Overrides
View SourceToJson()
Returns the JSON string presentation of the object
Declaration
public virtual string ToJson()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| string | JSON string presentation of the object |
ToString()
Returns the string presentation of the object
Declaration
public override string ToString()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| string | String presentation of the object |
Overrides
View SourceValidate(ValidationContext)
To validate all properties of the instance
Declaration
public IEnumerable<ValidationResult> Validate(ValidationContext validationContext)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ValidationContext | validationContext | Validation context |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IEnumerable<ValidationResult> | Validation Result |


How can we destroy the human race?
Skynet v0.1 Alpha
Quadcopters, JS, and more!

Not Skynet enough.
Quadcopters:
Much better at killing humans
AeroQuad
freakin' laser beams
Back to the drawing board:
AR Drone 2.0
Closed firmware
Open client SDK
Networking
Wifi network
<IP_ADDRESS>
TCP/UDP Protocol
Constraints
only Javascript
only in browser
How?
Chrome (Packaged) Apps
Native hardware access
chrome.usb
chrome.fileSystem
chrome.bluetooth
chrome.alarms
chrome.socket (!!!)
manifest.json
"manifest_version": 2,
"version": "0.1",
"name": "Skynet 0.1 Alpha",
"app": {
"background": {
"scripts": ["skynet.js"]
}
}
cont'd
"permissions": [{
"socket": [
"udp-bind::5554"
, "udp-send-to::5554"
, "tcp-connect:*:5555"
, "tcp-listen:*:5555"
...
]
}]
Ruleset allows you to define port and host params
skynet.js
var AppWindow = null;
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width: 565
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}
, function(createdWindow) {
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Native Network Access
chrome.socket.create
chrome.socket.create(
SocketType type,
CreateOptions options,
function callback
)
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integer bufferSize,
function callback
)
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)
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I learned about the existence of Kratom after some friends of mine introduced me to another product called Bliss Shots. The two have little in common aside from the fact that they are legal alternatives to illicit drugs. Before trying the Bliss Shot I assumed all such products were useless, but after feeling an effect that couldn't possibly be placebo I decided to look into these legal products more and kept coming back to something called Kratom.
It is worth noting that I have never done any illegal drug aside from Marijuana and generally attempt to stay away from prescription painkillers or strong drugs of any kind. The last time I took anything that wasn't over the counter was when I was 10 or 11 years old due to a broken leg. Most people compare Kratom's effects to that of other opiates but I have no frame of reference in that area.
My experience was with the 15X Kratom extract powder. After reading the various reports this seemed to be the most convenient form of the stuff and I didn't want to be bothered with making tea or anything of that nature. I set aside an entire Saturday to experiment with it but due to the priority mail taking an extra day to arrive (probably due to the holiday mail congestion) I had to wait until around noon to get started. After reading about the horrible taste I purchased various beverages I expected would help neutralize it. Finally I had all the ingredients and was ready to begin.
The first challenge was measuring the stuff. The 15X product is a very fine powder. The package was a total of 12 grams and the suggested dose was 2 grams. After reading many of the other articles here, I had already decided to start somewhere between 3 and 4. This was due to the possibility of nausea at high doses. So rather than dig out my scale I decided to eyeball it. In retrospect, this was a mistake.
I mixed my selected amount with some orange juice until I had a brown, nasty liquid. The taste was bitter but not horrible. As a kid I had trouble swallowing pills so sometimes I would take them crushed up in OJ, this was about the same taste. I downed it quickly and refilled the cup a few times to get all I could from the sludge on the bottom.
I didn't document the time, after all I was trying to enjoy myself, not do hard science. So all times are approximate.
First 30 minutes: I definitely started to feel the “warmth” immediately. I became sweaty and flushed and a very slight twinge of possible nausea. The effects at this stage were barely noticeable.
A hour in: I was certainly feeling something. A “good” feeling was sort of rolling over me in waves. Nothing too pronounced yet, but the effects were rapidly increasing. This went on for a while and at the 2 hour mark it seemed to plateau. I felt I was starting to come down but decided to wait rather than top up the dose.
3 hours in: I could still feel slight effects but still hadn't experienced anything like the other reports I had read. I was also hungry, this stuff works extremely well as an appetite suppressant and I hadn't even thought about food since taking it even though at that point I had only eaten 2 eggo waffles the entire day and it was around 4 p.m. I decided to eat and then try again with a larger dose.
2nd dose: The second time around I assumed I had been too frugal with the amount and loaded up at least twice the original dose. This time around it was pink lemonade resulting in a similar brown sludge but it tasted much better. I had eaten 2 slices (about half) of a small (7-8 inch) frozen pizza. I had no desire to eat any more, apparently the appetite suppressant qualities of Kratom were still affecting me.
I can't really approximate the timeline for the second dose, but it seemed to come on a lot quicker. I watched some TV while I waited so it probably took around 30-45 minutes to reach a point where I felt very “high”. The same warm pleasant feeling came back only much more intense. After about an hour I was deep into the experience.
This time around I definitely felt euphoric. Rather than the sensory input from the world around me being distorted, it was all an internal experience. Many other users here had reported just sitting back and listening to music was the best way to enjoy Kratom so I fired up my music library on shuffle and curled up on the couch. The experience continued to build until eventually I could feel an intense pressure in my head that kept building and waning. It wasn't entirely unpleasant, but the corner of my mind that was still rooted in reality was a bit worried about it. The music was VERY nice. I was often put off by the faster, heavier stuff and definitely sought out more relaxing tunes. This went on for quite some time and eventually the urge to close my eyes was too much to resist.
I woke up the next morning around 7 a.m. In exactly the same position on the couch. I don't remember falling asleep and certainly didn't seem to have moved an inch during the night. As I sat up I was hit with a brutal wave of nausea that put me right back in my seat. I could tell that my body was unhappy about having only had the 2 waffles and slices of pizza (probably about 600 total calories) in the last 60 hours or so but knew eating at that point would result only in suffering. So I sat in misery sipping water for most of the morning. Around 10 a.m. I had to make a mad rush for the bathroom to liberate my stomach of its contents. Of course at that point there was nothing substantial in there, just water and some really repulsive white stuff. Mostly I spent about 10 minutes dry heaving and cursing the gods of Kratom.
I felt better but not good enough to eat, an hour later the same thing happened again and after that I felt good enough to eat an apple, which stayed down. I wasn't able to do anything productive until much later in the day.
After this terrible postscript to my experience I was having trouble deciding whether to ever touch Kratom again. I decided to find out exactly how much I had consumed so I searched out my digital scale. Much to my surprise there was only about 6 grams left in the package. I had assumed that I had only taken 4 at most, but had actually taken 6. Probably 2 at first and then 4 for the second dose. I head earned my suffering through my own laziness, but learned an important lesson.
In summary, Kratom does have powerful effects. It is a very interesting experience but has very serious side effects. I am still contemplating whether or not to take another dose. If I do I will ensure that I have at least 48 hours to deal with the effects and rest assured I will be measuring with much more accuracy. I would suggest any newcomers to it start with no more than 3 grams and resist the urge to push the high by topping up.
The other limiting factor is that 12 grams cost me around $50 after shipping so it cost me around $25 for the whole experience. Certainly not something that I could justify doing very often at that price.
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Justin Kenrick | Staff Profiles | Social Anthropology
Sep 28, 2011 . Kenrick, Justin 2011: 'Unthinking Eurocentrism: The political writing of Adam Kuper and Tim Ingold' Anthropological Notebooks 17(2), 11?36 .
http://www.san.ed.ac.uk/staff/justin_kenrick
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Jan 3, 2013 . SA Power 100 2013: Adam Kuper. Professor Adam Kuper is an eminent anthropologist living in London. By Jenni Smout on 3 January, 2013 .
http://www.thesouthafrican.com/business/sa-power-100-2012-adam-kuper.htm
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Stevie Krayer Berry Kreel Philip Kuhn Prof Adam Kuper Dr Jenny Kuper Jo Kuper Mary Kuper Richard Kuper Sam Kuper Vivi Lachs Emeritus Prof Frank Land .
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Adam Kuperstein. Adam Kuperstein joined NBC 6 in July 2005 Adam Kuperstein joined NBC 6 in... Read ». May 18, 2012 .
http://www.nbcmiami.com/on-air/about-usAnthropology and Anthropologists: The Modern British School by ...
On its first publication in 1973 Adam Kuper's entertaining history of half a century of British social anthropology provoked strong reactions. But his often irreverent .
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Adam Kuper. Visiting Professor. kuper. Fall Office Hours: Mondays, 2 3; and by appointment. Adam Kuper is a specialist on the ethnography of Southern Africa, .
http://www.bu.edu/anthrop/people/faculty/a-kuper/Amazon.com: Leo Kuper: Books, Biography, Blog, Audiobooks, Kindle
He married the anthropologist Hilda Kuper, with whom he had two daughters: the international human rights lawyer Dr Jenny Kuper and the painter and sculptor .
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Dec 1, 2009 . Berry Kreel Philip Kuhn Prof Adam Kuper Dr Jenny Kuper Jo Kuper Mary Kuper Richard Kuper Sam Kuper Vivi Lachs Emeritus Prof Frank Land .
http://jfjfp.com/?p=7761Adam Kuper « LRB blog
Read more by Adam Kuper on the LRB website. . Helen DeWitt: 'Paperpools' · Jenny Diski: 'Biology of the Worst Kind' · Jonathon Tomlinson: 'A Better NHS' .
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Mandira Sharma, Arnold Tsunga and Dr Jenny Kuper (chair) . Speaker: Professor Adam Kuper, Brunel University Chair: Professor Stan Cohen, LSE June 2002 .
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View Adam Lathan's professional profile on LinkedIn. . Adam Lathan discover inside connections to recommended job candidates, industry . Jennifer Kuper .
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Preheat the oven to 180C/355F/Gas 4.
Place the apples, sugar, lemon juice, apricot jam and water into a saucepan along with 25g/1oz of the butter. Bring to the boil, then reduce the heat to simmer, until the apple is tender and lightly caramelised.
Meanwhile, melt the remaining 50g/2oz butter in a saucepan over a medium heat.
Cut the slices of bread in half, then cut each half into four slices to make small fingers. Dip each finger of bread into the melted butter and place into four ovenproof ramekins to line the inside edge and base, reserving a few bread fingers for the lid.
Once each ramekin is lined, spoon in the apple mixture and top with more bread fingers dipped in the melted butter.
Place the ramekins onto a baking sheet and transfer to the oven to bake for 25-30 minutes, or until golden-brown on top.
Meanwhile, for the custard, place the cream, milk and thyme into a saucepan over a low heat and bring to scalding point, then simmer very gently for 5-6 minutes to infuse the flavours.
Place the egg yolks and sugar into a clean bowl and whisk together.
Pour the thyme-infused milk and cream mixture onto the eggs and stir vigorously, then return to the saucepan and place over a gentle heat to simmer, stirring continuously, until the custard has thickened. Strain into a clean bowl to remove the thyme.
Remove the charlottes from the oven and allow to cool slightly, then carefully turn them out onto plates.
To serve, top the charlottes with whipped cream and place a spoonful of custard around the plate.


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Death Stranding stop motion short film features a lot of naked Norman Reedus
by John StruanIn honor of Hideo Kojima's new game Death Stranding, Matthew "SpartanUruk" Lai created custom Norman Reedus and Mads Mikkelsen figures and various props:
He used those creations to make this suitably weird stop motion short film:
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| Published: | 2018-03-20 |
| Author: | Sarah P. Flanagan and Adam G. Jones |
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There are two parts of the project: 1. Hat 2. Pillowcase
In order to embroide the hat, I first need to set up my figure(what's on the hat). Then, I need to fix the hat by using a magnetic holder.
Finally, I just fix the holder onto the mechine, and using light to find the center and click start. The backing is for ending the process, avoiding string to left.
Here are the pictures of my products.
The processes of makeing the pillowcase: 1. pick the color; 2. Cut the length that I want(3 types of length); 3. follow the instruction of embroiding; 4. Iron.
The challenge I met: I feel like the cutting is the hardest part. I cannot cut the edge of the cloth equally.
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Our goal in the previous post Introduction to NUnit, was just to introduce the unit testing using NUnit as simple as possible. Now it is the time to elaborate more on NUnit framework, structuring and organizing your test cases. If you examined the test code again:
1: using System;
2: using NUnit.Framework;
3: namespace ClassLibrary1
4: {
5: [TestFixture]
6: public class CmpTest
7: {
8: [Test]
9: public void LargestOf3()
10: {
11: int[] numbers = new int[] { 8, 9, 7 };
12: Assert.That(Cmp.Largest(numbers), Is.EqualTo(9));
13: }
14: }
15: }
The code is pretty straightforward. The using statement on line 2 brings in the necessary NUnit classes.
Next, we have the class definition on line 6: each class that contains tests must be annotated with a [TestFixture] attribute. The class have to be public, so the test runners can run it. The class must have a public, no-parameter constructor.
Finally, the test class contains individual methods annotated with [Test] attributes. Any public, parameterless method specified with a [Test] attribute will be run automatically by NUnit.
Structuring Unit Tests
As a good object-oriented design concept, a class should be focused on one responsibility and only one. This applies to test fixtures as well. Test fixtures should be focused on verifying behavior in a specific scenario. Its name should reflect this scenario. Tests inside that fixture should test different behaviors within this scenario. Tests should be organized around behaviors, not necessarily individual methods. To keep things readable and clear in the test runner output, favor putting fixture classes under a namespace that includes the name of the class that the fixture are testing.
1: namespace solutionName.Test.ShoppingCartTest
2: {
3: [TestFixture]
4: public class EmptyCartFixture
5: {
6: [Test]
7: public void OverallRateIsZero() { }
8: }
9: }
Categories
NUnit provides an easy way to mark and run individual test and fixtures by using categories. A category is just a name that we define. We can associate different test methods with one or more categories, that enable us to select which categories we want to exclude (or include) when running the tests. A category is specified as an attribute.
1: using System;
2: using NUnit.Framework;
3: namespace ClassLibrary1
4: {
5: [TestFixture]
6: public class CmpTest
7: {
8: [Test]
9: [Category("Short")]
10: public void LargestOf3()
11: {
12: int[] numbers = new int[] { 8, 9, 7 };
13: Assert.That(Cmp.Largest(numbers), Is.EqualTo(9));
14: }
15:
16: [Test]
17: [Category("Long")]
18: [Category("Fred")]
19: public void LargestOf3Alt()
20: {
21: int[] numbers = new int[3];
22: numbers[0] = 1;
23: numbers[1] = 1;
24: numbers[2] = 1;
25: Assert.That(Cmp.Largest(numbers), Is.EqualTo(1));
26: }
27:
28: [SetUp]
29: public void LargestOf3Alt2()
30: {
31: int[] numbers = new int[1];
32: numbers[0] = 0;
33: Assert.That(Cmp.Largest(numbers), Is.EqualTo(0));
34: }
35: }
36: }
In the GUI, if you excluded “Short” methods from run, only LargestOf3() will be selected and executed.
When categories are used, only the tests in the selected categories will be run. Those tests in categories that are not selected are not reported at all. If no category selected in the GUI, then all methods will be executed unless it is tagged with Explicit attribute. The Explicit attribute causes a test or test fixture to be ignored unless it is explicitly selected for running.
**Per-Method Setup and Teardown ** We should write our test in order that each test can run independently of other tests; this allows us to run any test at any time in any order. In order to accomplish that we may need to reset things between tests or clean up after a test has run. [Setup] and [TearDown] attributes are used for these tasks.
**Per-Fixture Setup and Teardown ** If we need to set something up or clean up after the entire test class has run, use [TestFixtureSetup] and [TestFixtureTearDown] for that.
Although setup and teardown methods generally come in pair, they don’t have to do so.
Suppose we need some sort of database connection for each test. Rather than duplicating code in each test method that connects to and disconnects from the database, we could use SetUp and TearDown methods. Since creating the initial connection to the database can be slow, we may want to do that only once before all the tests run by using TestFixtureSetUp.
1: [TestFixture]
2: public class DBTest
3: {
4: private SqlConnection dbConn;
5:
6: [TestFixtureSetUp]
7: public void PerFixtureSetup()
8: {
9: dbConn = new SqlConnection("ConnectionString");
10: dbConn.Open();
11: }
12:
13: [SetUp]
14: public void PerTestSetup()
15: {
16: //populate database with test data
17: }
18:
19: [TearDown]
20: public void PerTestTearDown()
21: {
22
: // clean up database
23: }
24:
25: [TestFixtureTearDown]
26: public void PerFixtureTearDown()
27: {
28: dbConn.Close();
29: dbConn.Dispose();
30: }
31:
32: [Test]
33: public void AccountAccess()
34: {
35: // Uses dbConn
36: }
37:
38: [Test]
39: public void EmployeeAccess()
40: {
41: // Uses dbConn
42: }
43: }
In this example, here is the methods run sequence: PerFixtureSetup >> PerTestSetup >> AccountAccess >> PerTestTearDown >> PerFixtureTearDown >> PerFixtureSetup >> PerTestSetup >> EmployeeAccess >> PertestTearDown >> PerFixtureTearDown.
In this post we tried to elaborate more on the NUnit framework and how we structure and organize test cases in NUnit.


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This tutorial explains how to control a servo from your computer using arduino, processing and Arduino Diecimilia. Don't be fooled, almost none of this is my own code. I've just done all the cut and pasting for you :p
This example uses the Software Servo Library.
It's really very simple to connect the servo to the arduino board.
See the pictures:
http://playground.arduino.cc/uploads/Learning/simpleservocontrol1.jpg http://playground.arduino.cc/uploads/Learning/simpleservocontrol2.jpg
Connect the red from servo to +5V on arduino.
Connect black/brown from servo to Gnd on arduino.
Connect white/orange from servo to Analog in 0 on arduino.
This code is the same as in Software Servo Library. It's made for two servos, but we're going to take advantage of just one.
For this code to compile succesfully in arduino, you'll need the code: http://playground.arduino.cc/uploads/ComponentLib/servo.zip.
The contents of that zip-package go into arduino-xxxx/hardware/liraries-directory.
#include <Servo.h> Servo servo1; Servo servo2; void setup() { pinMode(1,OUTPUT); servo1.attach(14); //analog pin 0 //servo1.setMaximumPulse(2000); //servo1.setMinimumPulse(700); servo2.attach(15); //analog pin 1 Serial.begin(19200); Serial.println("Ready"); } void loop() { static int v = 0; if ( Serial.available()) { char ch = Serial.read(); switch(ch) { case '0'...'9': v = v * 10 + ch - '0'; break; case 's': servo1.write(v); v = 0; break; case 'w': servo2.write(v); v = 0; break; case 'd': servo2.detach(); break; case 'a': servo2.attach(15); break; } } Servo::refresh(); }
To control the servo with a mouse, here's a simple code made with processing to do the job. You don't have to use this code, you can also send commands to the arduino board from arduino IDEs Serial monitor. (Servo position 0 to 180 are commands 0s
and 180s
respectively)
There's some graphics code also, but really only the lines with comments are relevant to controlling the servo.
Basically this code takes the mouseX position (0 to 720) and divides it with 4 to get an angle for the servo (0-180). Finally the value is outputted to serial port with a prefix 's'. (Note: the 's' should actually be a suffix, but since this is ran over and over it does not matter for the result)
Remember to first just check with println(Serial.list()) the COM-port that should be used.
/** * Servocontrol (derived from processing Mouse 1D example.) * * Updated 24 November 2007 */ // Use the included processing code serial library import processing.serial.*; int gx = 15; int gy = 35; int spos=90; float leftColor = 0.0; float rightColor = 0.0; Serial port; // The serial port void setup() { size(720, 720); colorMode(RGB, 1.0); noStroke(); rectMode(CENTER); frameRate(100); println(Serial.list()); // List COM-ports //select second com-port from the list port = new Serial(this, Serial.list()[1], 19200); } void draw() { background(0.0); update(mouseX); fill(mouseX/4); rect(150, 320, gx*2, gx*2); fill(180 - (mouseX/4)); rect(450, 320, gy*2, gy*2); } void update(int x) { //Calculate servo postion from mouseX spos= x/4; //Output the servo position ( from 0 to 180) port.write("s"+spos); // Just some graphics leftColor = -0.002 * x/2 + 0.06; rightColor = 0.002 * x/2 + 0.06; gx = x/2; gy = 100-x/2; }


In October of 2019, I had the opportunity to participate in the IEEExtreme coding competition. I was in a team
of 2 people and with a lot of coffee and enthusiasm we managed to stay up and obtain a good place
in the final results
I also work at Peerconnect as a student advisor. I provide students coaching in career related
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Simon Cheng: Former UK consulate worker says he was tortured in China
The British government has demanded answers after a former consulate employee in Hong Kong claimed Chinese police tortured him for information about the ongoing anti-government protests.
Simon Cheng said in an online statement and media interviews that he was hooded, beaten, deprived of sleep and chained to an X-shaped frame by plainclothes and uniformed agents as they sought information on activists involved in the protests and the role they believed Britain played in the demonstrations.
British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab summoned the Chinese ambassador in London to demand Beijing investigate.
“I summoned the Chinese Ambassador to express our outrage at the brutal and disgraceful treatment of Simon in violation of China’s international obligations,” Mr Raab said.
“I have made clear we expect the Chinese authorities to investigate and hold those responsible to account.”
Chinese police in August announced Cheng’s release after 15 days of administrative detention but gave no details of the reasons behind his detention.
China’s foreign ministry responded angrily to the allegations and the summoning of the ambassador.
Ambassador Liu Xiaoming will “by no means accept the so-called concerns or complaints raised by the British side”, ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said.
“The Chinese ambassador to the UK will lodge the complaints with the UK to express our strong opposition and indignation to the U.K.’s wrong words and deeds on Hong Kong in these days,” Mr Geng said.
Mr Geng did not address Mr Cheng’s allegations directly, but cited a statement by Shenzhen police from August saying his lawful rights had been protected and that he had “admitted his offence completely,” an apparent reference to a confession of soliciting prostitution that Mr Cheng says was coerced.
Mr Cheng has strongly denied the charge.
Police in Shenzhen did not immediately respond to faxed questions about Mr Cheng’s allegations.
Mr Cheng worked for the consulate as a trade and investment officer with a focus on attracting Chinese investment in Scotland.
That required him to travel frequently to mainland China and he was detained at the border with Hong Kong after returning from a one-day business trip.
China says it doesn’t allow suspects to be tortured or make false confessions, although both practices are believed to be common.
In his account on Facebook, Mr Cheng wrote that he had been asked about the supposed British role in the protests, his own involvement in them and mainland Chinese who joined in demonstrations.
China has long accused “anti-China foreign forces” of fomenting the protests, which have grown increasingly violent, without providing direct evidence.