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Support for the backend development of the financial risks
management software, specifying approach to risk modelling,
contributing risk model library, descriptive analytics on
liquidity risks, stress-tests success,
performance measurement and attribution. Research on co-dependence structure of Central Banks’s monetary
policies with multiple economic indicators, such as foreign investments,
debt servicing cost, trade and other factors. Led an ETF/FX portfolio on mandate on strategic and tactical levels.
Supported quantitative analysis including benchmark decomposition,
portfolio strategy, Black-Litterman and Treynor-Black and optimisation,
selection criteria, ex-ante and ex-post performance attribution and risk management.
Crosschecks and advanced analysis performed with Bloomberg and TR Eikon. Developed risk-adjusted income-based valuation models
for renewable power plants, encompassing non-parametric methods
in multi-level wind and energy generation forecasting,
risk-based derivatives hedging, and transaction structuring
including equity and debt structuring with conventional and
participatory bonds. Developed structural PDE / stochastic jump-diffusion
mean-reversion forecasting models with seasonality, storage and
other latent exogenous factors specific for the
commodities spot price. This was used for valuation
of commodities supply, both for individual and portfolio
of supply contracts, storage contracts,
and construction of an optimised
hedge programme using derivative contracts forwards,
traditional and asian options. Created and Analysed Market Risk Models for Equity and ETF portfolios,
administering data Management, Risk Factor Modelling, Back Testing,
Scenario and push stress-tests. Produced Risk Mitigation Strategies. Owners Engineer and due dillignce / technical assurance
for 132kV-275kV distribution network reconstruction,
40km onshore wind power plant connection and new transmission
connections for: Foyer-Knognagael, Farigaig tie-inn.
Beauly-Knocknagael-Farr-Tomatin. Lead engineer and project manager for due diligence
of £6mil EPC contract for 132kV network refurbishment in Jordan.
Lead engineer and project manager for the 132kV network
operational assessment. Conceptual approach, finite element analysis in
civil, geotech and structural domains. Quantified
risk analysis (QRA) for security of supply challanging investment decision.
Complete due dilligence of 9MW Sliven PV Plant.
Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) and economic assessment for grid connection. Technical due diligence, including grid connection offer,
construction costs and mitigating grid connection challenges
for Ostar Kamak PV Plant Project. Lead Engineer for major network capacity study. Concept
study, market and technology analysis for possible options
(Flexible Distributed Generation,
Demand Side Respone, Dynamic Line Rating, Active Line Management),
strategy and operational improvement.
Responsible for 33/132kV distribution lines feasibility,
engineering studies and evaluation of design options.
Project manager and cable engineer for the feasibility
study of a 400kV Wylfa connection and cable crossing across
the Menai Strait Britannia Bridge.
Concept development for 15 various options, following options
development, desktop engineering and cost benchmarking. Project manager and Lead Engineer for concept design,
development and engineering support for 100km of 132kV
onshore power plant connections. Concept studies,
routing study optimisation, utility representation
with major stakeholders, municipalities and general public, and
bespoke design of over 100km 132kV overhead lines. Desktop analysis for a enabling 400kV/1.8GW link from
a new power generation unit of Barking Power Station.
Feasibility analysis of various connection options. Lead electrical engineer for the new connection to
several hydropower stations in Georgia. Concept development,
system integration analysis, system coordination, parametric study,
lightning performance, and route optimisation.
Support for cost estimate and advisoty for EPC tendering. Owners engineer for Statkraft for their Devoll HydroPower
project in Albania, carried out a due dilligence review of
new 220kV transmission network. HVDC cable engineer for a proposed link between Norway
and Scotland, UK. Mechanical and electrical engineering
for cable installations over 600km through the North Sea. Led and executed asset management framework for National grid
275kV and 400kV transmission network. Led technical assurance
on over 20 projects in a course of five year period
within Electricity Alliance West (EAW). Delivered multiple projects on substation and overhead line works,
uprating and re-conductoring, routing study, repositioning,
finite element analysis, structural capacity and utilisation reports.
Projects developed include: Current projects, 2016 and onwards
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Internship, Confidential
Data Analysis, Udacity
Portfolio Management, Spearhead Capital Partners
Capstone Project, UoS
Commodity Supply Contracts Valuation, Ørsted / Dong Energy
Capstone Project, UoS
Selected projects for Power and Utilities, 2008-2016
132kV and 275kV network technical assurance for SSE
Contract mediation and due dilligence for NEPCO, Jordan
132kV V-Route for Iberdrola and Scottish Power
Due dillignce for Solar R1/EVN Bulgaria
Due dilligence for Solar EOOD / EVN Bulgaria
Increased Network Capacity Study for UK Power Networks.
Cable optioneering study for National Grid, UK
Mid&North Wales Wind Farms connections scheme for Iberdrola SP
275/400kV Route uprating for Barking Power Ltd
220kV network concept for AGL and GEG, Georgia
220kV network accession project for Statkraft
NorthConnect HVDC interconnector (Scotland–Norway) for North Connect
Asset Management for and on behalf of National Grid, UK
275/400kV Transmission network design for National Grid, UK
Complete network design and system coorination and integration: Routing study, parameters optimisation, profiling for 300km of 500kV and 275kV transmission network. Complete package and support for 500kV Similajau–Tada EPC tender: design, market analysis, selection of network equipment, live monitoring etc.
External consultant, technology advisor for the Vologda Gas Power Plant extension and network accession project.
Feasibility study of the existing transmission network 110kV ZSMK-Kuzneckaya, including concept studies, investment analysis, development, design.
External consultant, technology advisor. Complete network appraisal: system study, finite element analysis, as-builts for 35km 110kV IGES-Kirovskaya. Alterations studies. Project development. On-site monitoring, compliance and commisioining.
Optioneering, CAPEX/OPEX analysis and Feasibility study for the 30km 110kV DC connection on 149A. Development of project design documents.
CAPEX/OPEX analysis, feasibility assessment of 25km 110kV DC distribution lines TTEC-Granichnaya and TEC13-Dolina. Technical studies for refurbishment in sensitive areas, specifications, BoQ and cost estimates.
External consultant, technology advisor for new power plant connection. Network appraisal: system study, feasibility assessment of an existing ine S/S Perm-TEC6. Project development, design, cost surveys and technical studies. Developed system tests to investigate potential failures due to impropriate installation procedures.


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Cyberattack prompts Indigenous child welfare authority in Manitoba to call RCMP
An Indigenous child-welfare authority in Manitoba has called in the RCMP after being hit by a cyberattack that’s corrupted its computer files and potentially compromised the privacy of its clients.
Southern First Nations Network of Care spokesman Jim Compton said the organization’s IT department has been trying to restore service since its computers shut down Thursday.
“It’s something called ransomware and it’s encrypted our files so that they’re unusable,” Mr. Compton said in an interview Sunday. “Our IT department was looking into it and after a few days of trying to get it up, this is what they tell us.”
RCMP confirmed their Integrated Technological Crime Unit has been made aware of the incident and is investigating.
Southern First Nations Network of Care is one of four authorities in Manitoba that manages child and family services. It represents 10 different agencies, although Mr. Compton has said the cyberattack has not affected all of them.
On Sunday, Mr. Compton said they weren’t able to connect to the internet at the authority’s office, and staff were trying to figure out how to provide services this week.
“There is a contingency plan that [we’ll] basically have to set up shop somewhere in a boardroom and do it from there. At this point, it would probably have to be manual for a lot of the claimants, the foster families etc.,” Mr. Compton said.
The Manitoba government said in a news release that it has offered technical support and other resources to the authority and other partners in child welfare, as needed.
The province, which the release said was advised of the issue late Friday, is also limiting remote access to its computer systems to ensure security until the problem is resolved.
“It is critical the [authority] co-operate with the province in responding to this urgent situation and that it accept the mitigation support that has been offered by the province,” the news release said.
The government said the Southern First Nations Network of Care is still determining the extent of information that may have been at risk. It said that, in addition to the RCMP, the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security is aware of the situation and investigating.
Department officials, the province said, have notified the other three authorities of the attack and have been working together to continue delivering service.
It said that child-welfare staff, including foster-care providers, who may be directly affected by the situation and require immediate child-protection services, should contact their CFS agency by phone or call the provincewide toll-free intake line.
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This site was pulled together over the course of one day by a newly created team for WeCode Hackathon 2017
Word of Mouth(WoM): the application is designed to be based on user input. In the past one hundred years it was common for migratory people to communicate with each other using various symbols painted to give warnings and aid to one another. This is the basis for the design elements of our app.
The o in the center of Word of Mouth is the symbol for “this way”, and our app aims to work as a community contributed guide.


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According to the current Node.js roadmap (see below), new major and stable (even-numbered) versions will be released every year in April.
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Cambuslang man ends up in court after being viciously attacked by his dog
Allan Forsyth was pounced upon by his Johnson American Bulldog, and suffered multiple bites to his body and leg
by Rutherglen Reformer, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/rutherglen-reformer/A Cambuslang man who was viciously attacked by his own dog ended up in the dock last week.
Allan Forsyth, 30 was pounced upon by Bronson, his Johnson American Bulldog in April this year, and suffered multiple bites to his body and calf.
He was charged under the dangerous dogs act of being the owner of the dog which attacked him to his severe injury at his former home in Rutherglen.
Forsyth admitted the charge at Glasgow Sheriff Court last Thursday, which could result in Bronson being put down.
Sheriff Alan Findlay has ordered a report on Bronson by an animal expert to see if it is a danger to the public.
The court heard that Bronson mauled Forsyth after he allegedly annoyed it in the early hours of the morning.
The court heard police were contacted at 2.45am by Forysth’s partner.
When they arrived they found four dogs outside of the house and Forysth on the couch with “significant” leg and arm injuries.
Prosecutor Louise McNeill said: “Officers were told by Forsyth’s partner that he had been drinking and was antagonising the dog.
“She said Bronson lashed out and bit him several times repeatedly on the body.”
The court heard that one of the other dogs saved Forsyth from more serious injury by attacking Bronson.
Ms McNeill added: “One of the female dogs began to attack Bronson which caused him to lose his grip.”
All four dogs were taken to police kennels by the officers where they have remained since the incident.
The Dangerous Dogs Act was introduced in the UK in 1991 to prohibit people from having types of dogs bred for fighting, and to ensure that dogs are kept under proper control in order to protect the public.
It is open to the sheriff to have Bronson destroyed for the attack.
However, Sheriff Findlay replied: “It seems a bit unfair on Bronson if he has been harassed.”
He deferred sentence on Forsyth for background reports and a report on Bronson.

Forsyth, now living in Cambuslang, has been bailed meantime.


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In this unit, you'll learn how to manage remote sessions by enabling diagnostic logs and monitoring remote sessions.
Azure Bastion can log information about remote user sessions. Review the logs to see who connected to which workloads, at what time, from where, and other relevant logging information.
To generate these logs, you must configure diagnostic settings on Azure Bastion. It can take several hours for the logs to stream to a storage account. The following sections show you how to configure Azure Bastion diagnostic settings so you can try this in your own subscription later.
In the Azure Bastion resource, you add diagnostic settings under Monitoring. You need a storage account to stream the logs to. If you don't already have a storage account, create one before you try these steps in your own subscription.
In the Azure portal, search for or select Bastions.
Select the Azure Bastion resource.
Under Monitoring, select Diagnostics settings.
Select Add diagnostic setting.
Enter a name for Diagnostic setting name.
Under log, select BastionAuditLogs.
Under Destination details, select Send to Log Analytics and Archive to storage account.
The location, subscription, and a storage account are autopopulated. Make sure the storage account is in the same region as the Azure Bastion resource.
Select Save.
After the save is complete, close the page.
The diagnostic logs take several hours to appear in your storage account. Find them in the storage account under Containers.
Drill down through the resource hierarchy folders to get to the Azure Bastion host file.
Continue to drill down through the year (y=), month (m=), day (d=), hour (h=), and minute (m=) folders to the find diagnostics log data for a specific the time period.
Download the .json file to view the session details. When you open the file, it will look something like the following example. In the example, you can see information like the operation type, user name, and client IP address.
{
"time":"2020-10-22T23:26:00.697Z",
"resourceId":"/SUBSCRIPTIONS/<subscripionID>/RESOURCEGROUPS/MYBASTION/PROVIDERS/MICROSOFT.NETWORK/BASTIONHOSTS/MYBASTION-BASTION",
"operationName":"Microsoft.Network/BastionHost/connect",
"category":"BastionAuditLogs",
"level":"Informational",
"location":"westus2",
"properties":{
"userName":"<username>",
"userAgent":"Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/77.0.3865.90 Safari/537.36",
"clientIpAddress":"<IP_ADDRESS>",
"clientPort":24039,
"protocol":"ssh",
"targetResourceId":"/SUBSCRIPTIONS/<subscripionID>/RESOURCEGROUPS/MYBASTION/PROVIDERS/MICROSOFT.COMPUTE/VIRTUALMACHINES/LINUX-KEY",
"subscriptionId":"<subscripionID>",
"message":"Successfully Connected.",
"resourceType":"VM",
"targetVMIPAddress":"<IP_ADDRESS>",
"tunnelId":"<tunnelID>"
},
"FluentdIngestTimestamp":"2020-10-22T23:26:00.0000000Z",
"Region":"westus2",
"CustomerSubscriptionId":"<subscripionID>"
}
Azure Bastion session monitoring lets you view which users are connected to which virtual machines. It shows the IP that the user connected from, how long they've been connected, and when they connected. You can select an ongoing session and force-disconnect the session to disconnect the user from the session.
You'll walk through how to manage remote sessions in the next unit.


There's lots you can do to facilitate future change!
But...
It takes time and experience.
Develop a sense of how to absorb change
First, apply what you've learned so far...
Eliminate waste!
Eliminate waste
Avoid repetition (DRY)
Defer implementation of future capabilities (KISS)
Avoid extra features (YAGNI)
Then comes the hard part...
Object-oriented design
Flexible OO design
Use modules
Use interfaces
Use abstractions
Separate concerns
Minimize coupling
Information hiding, or more generally behavior hiding, is the foundation
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Design is more the art of preserving changeability than it is the act of
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A couple weeks ago I decided it was a good time to give up drugs because I was starting to have some severe health problems that might have been caused by the drugs. However, I've been under a lot of stress lately and found my-self needing a release. I was deathly afraid to take anything that would make me loose all self control but the only thing I had available was mushrooms. I quickly threw them in my mouth and sucked them for 15 minutes as I waited to the first sign of abandon. Yet, after 15 minutes there was nothing so I swallowed them and figured I was at a loss. I was also having a severe mania attack at the time (I'm Bi-polar) and needed something else to help that. The mushrooms would make my mania worse and I was very scared to see the consequences of my irrational dission.
I had resently read a ton of information concerning the use of valerian in psychotropic context. Based on my readng I decided that using a substancial amount of valerian would relieve my panic attack and also keep the mushrooms from causing any unwanted 'bad trips.' I took them both within 15 minutes of each other and simultaniously felt their effects within an hour.
When I started to feel the effects of both drugs mixing I found my-self on a couch with my sister in our house. I felt heavy yet excited. I was giddy and not afraid to voice my-self. However, the most interesting thing by far was that every time I began to feel panic or intense fear caused by the shrooms, the valerian took hold and IMMEDIATELY calmed me down. Also, it seemed that valerian took some of the shrooms high away from me but this wasn't really all that bad since it was replaced with extreme drowsiness.
Later on that night I was laying in bed and found my-self experiences symptoms of ego death for the first time in my life. Normally, I couldn't achieve ego death on mushrooms because I wasn't calm enough. Valerian calmed me down enough to EASILY have access to ego death.
Also, I have a pretty intense heart condition (reason why I stopped) but amazingly felt no pain at all last night. This is the first time in the last two months that I have been pain free while high on anything.
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1 Yahweh gave to Jeremiah the prophet a message about Babylon and the country of Babylonia.
2 This is what Yahweh says:
"Proclaim a message among the nations;
do not withhold any of it;
raise up a signal flag
to announce that Babylon will be captured.
Its chief god Marduk, whose other name is Bel, will be completely disgraced,
and all the other statues and idols will be shattered.
3 The army of a nation will come from the north to attack Babylon
and destroy the city very thoroughly,
with the result that no one will live there again.
Both people and animals will run away."
4 "But I, Yahweh, say that in the future, when that is about to happen,
the people of Israel and the people of Judah will join together.
They will be weeping
and wanting to worship me, their God.
5 They will inquire about the road to Jerusalem,
and then they will start traveling toward it.
They will say to each other,
'We must return to Yahweh again!'
They will make an everlasting agreement with me that they will never forget.
6 My people have been like lost sheep.
Their leaders have caused them to abandon me
like shepherds who have allowed their sheep to wander in the hills and mountains.
My people are like sheep
that do not know the path to return to the sheepfold.
7 All their enemies who found them attacked them.
They said, 'We did not sin by attacking them,
because they sinned against Yahweh;
he is the one who provides what they need;
he is the one to whom they should have remained faithful;
he is the one whom their ancestors confidently expected to help them.'
8 But now, I say to the leaders of my people, 'Depart from Babylon!
Leave the land of Babylonia!

They will join together to attack Babylon and will capture it.
Their arrows will be like skilled warriors
that always hit what they are aiming at.
10 Babylonia will be conquered,
and those who conquer it will take away everything they want.
That will surely happen because I, Yahweh, have said it.'"
11 "You people of Babylon who plundered my chosen people,
now you are very happy.
You run around joyfully like a calf in a meadow,
and are happy like stallions are happy when they are neighing.
12 But soon your people will be very disgraced as a result of being conquered.

All who pass by will be horrified
and will gasp because of the destruction there.
14 All you nations that surround Babylon,
prepare to attack it!
Tell your archers to shoot at their enemies;
shoot all of your arrows at them and do not hold back,
because the people of Babylon have sinned against me, Yahweh.
15 Shout victorious war cries against Babylon from all sides of the city.
The soldiers of Babylon will surrender;
the towers and walls will be torn down.
It is I, Yahweh, who will be getting revenge on the people of Babylon,
and I will use you to get revenge.
Do to the people of Babylon what they have done to others!
16 Take away from Babylon those who plant crops
and those who reap the harvests!
Because of the swords carried by those who will attack Babylon,
the people in Babylon who have come from other countries
should all run away; they should go back to their own countries."
17 "The Israelite people are like sheep
that have been scattered by lions.
First the army of the king of Assyria defeated them.
Then the army of King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon smashed them.
18 So this is what I, Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, the God whom Israel worships, say:
'Now I will punish the king of Babylon and the people of his land,
like I punished the king of Assyria.
19 And I will bring the people of Israel back to their own land
where they will eat the food that grows in the fields of the regions of Carmel and Bashan,
and the people in the hill areas of Ephraim and Gilead will have all they want to eat.
20 At that time, there will not be people in Israel and in Judah who are still guilty for having sinned ,
because I will forgive the small group of people whom I enable to still be alive.'"
21 "So, I, Yahweh, say to the enemies of Babylonia, 'Attack the people who live in the region of Merathaim
and the people in the region of Pekod of Babylonia.
Pursue them to kill them, and completely get rid of every single one of them,
as I have commanded you to do.
22 Shout your battle cries throughout the land;
shout when you are causing great destruction.
23 The army of Babylon is like the most powerful hammer on the earth,
but it will be completely shattered.
Babylon will be deserted among the other nations.'
24 You people of Babylon, listen,
because I have set a trap for you without your awareness;
you will be caught in that trap,
because you fought against me.
25 It is as though I have opened the place where I store my weapons,
and I have brought out all the weapons
to use against the people with whom I am angry.
I, Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, have a lot of work to do
to punish the people of Babylonia.
26 So, you enemies of Babylonia, come from distant lands and attack it.
Break open the places where they store the grain,
and pile up the rubble like heaps of grain.
Destroy everything completely;
do not leave anything that is not destroyed.
27 Destroy all the young warriors who are as strong as bulls;
take them to where you will slaughter them.
It will be terrible for them,
because it will be time for them to be punished.
28 Listen to the people who have fled and escaped from Babylon
while they tell in Jerusalem how I, Yahweh, have gotten revenge against those who destroyed my temple in Jerusalem.
29 Summon archers to come to attack Babylon;
surround the city
in order that no one will escape.
Do to the people of Babylon what they have done to others ,
because they have defied me, the Holy One of the Israelite people.
30 The young men of Babylon will fall in the streets;
all their soldiers will be killed in one day.
I will light a fire in the cities of Babylonia
that will burn up everything that is nearby.'
33 I, Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, also say this:
'The people of Israel and Judah were oppressed;
those who captured them guarded them carefully and would not allow them to leave Babylon.
34 But Yahweh is strong, and he will free them.
Yahweh is the Commander of the angel armies;
He will defend his people
and enable them to return to their land where they will have peace,
but the people of Babylonia will not have peace.
35 He will send enemy soldiers carrying swords to strike the people of Babylonia;
they will strike the officials and wise men
and all the other people who live in Babylon.
36 They will strike their false prophets with swords
and they will become foolish.

They will seize all the valuable things there in Babylon
and take them away.
38 Yahweh will cause the streams to become dry.

People will never live there again;
it will be uninhabited forever .
40 Yahweh God will destroy Babylon like he destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah and the nearby towns;
no one will ever live there again.
41 Look! A great army will come from the north.
A great nation far away with many kings is preparing to attack you people of Babylon.
42 Their army has bows and arrows and spears;
they are very cruel, and do not act mercifully to anyone.

So he was frightened and became weak.
Fear and anguish gripped him,
like a woman who is about to give birth to a baby."
44 I, Yahweh, will come to Babylon suddenly like a lion comes out of the jungle
and leaps on the sheep that are eating the good pastureland.
I will quickly chase the people of Babylonia from their land.
And then I will appoint for them a leader whom I will choose;
I will do that because there is no one like me who can say that what I have done is not right.
No ruler can oppose me.
45 Listen to what I have planned to do to the people of Babylon city and the rest of Babylonia:
even the little children will be dragged away,
and I will completely destroy the people who live there.
46 When Babylon is destroyed, the noise will be extremely loud,
with the result that the earth will shake,
and the wailing of the people will be heard by the people of other nations.'"


Pixel Launcher Editor is a root mod that lets you customize the launcher on the Pixel 4, 3a, and 3
by Joe FedewaAndroid fans love to get apps from Pixel phones on other devices. One of those apps that we see people try to port and replicate a lot is the Pixel Launcher. The Pixel Launcher is a lightweight launcher with some Google goodies, but it’s not terribly customizable. That’s where Pixel Launcher Editor comes in.
Pixel Launcher Editor was created by XDA Senior Member eg1122. It’s described as a combination of a Magisk module and a Substratum theme. The app essentially allows you to build your own custom theme for the Pixel Launcher, which you then apply with Substratum.
Here’s a list of features:
- Removed drag handle from home screen by default
- Changes folder background color by default
- Option to change grid layout in home screen and app drawer
- Option to remove search bar (along with page indicator) from home and app drawer
- Option to remove homescreen and app drawer text
- Option to change app drawer background
- Option to change folder background
- Option to change folder border color
- Option to change icon size
- Option to change home screen text color
- Option to change app drawer text color
- Option to change folder text color
There is one mod for the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL and a separate mod for the Pixel 3, Pixel 3 XL, Pixel 3a, and Pixel 3a XL. Obviously, you will need root, Magisk, and Substratum to get this working. You can watch this video to see how to set it all up. Check out the forum threads below for the full instructions.
Pixel Launcher Editor for Pixel 4/4XL | Pixel Launcher Editor for Pixel 3/3 XL & Pixel 3a/3a XL


public class EvolutionaryAlgorithm
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
EvolutionaryAlgorithm()
Initializes an empty evolutionary algorithm.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addEnvironmentalSelector(Selector s)
Adds a new environmental sector to the queue of environmental selectors.
|
void |
addMatingSelector(Selector s)
Adds a new mating selector the the queue of mating selectors.
|
void |
addOperator(Operator o)
Adds a new genetic operator to the queue of genetic operators.
|
void |
evolve(Population pop)
Executes one generation of the evolutionary algorithm.
|
void |
setElite(double elitePercentage)
Specifies the size of the elite which shall be used.
|
void |
setFitnessEvaluator(FitnessEvaluator fe)
Sets the fitness evaluator which evaluates the whole population at once.
|
void |
setFitnessFunction(FitnessFunction f)
Sets the fitness function which is maximized by the evolutionary algoritm.
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void |
setReplacement(Replacement replacement)
Setter for the replacement.
|
public EvolutionaryAlgorithm()
public void setReplacement(Replacement replacement)
replacement
- The replacement which shall be used.public void setElite(double elitePercentage)
elitePercentage
- The percentage of population which shall be used as
elite. Should be number between 0.0 and 1.0 (inclusive).public void addOperator(Operator o)
o
- The operator which should be added.public void addMatingSelector(Selector s)
s
- The selector which shall be added.public void addEnvironmentalSelector(Selector s)
s
- The environmental selector which shall be added.public void setFitnessFunction(FitnessFunction f)
f
- The fitness function which shall be used.public void setFitnessEvaluator(FitnessEvaluator fe)
fe
- The fitness evaluator which shall be used. Must assign fitness to all
individuals in the population.public void evolve(Population pop)
pop
- The population on which the single generation shall be run.


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- The two kinds of flex containers
- A simple tabbed navigation
- Power grid layout with Flexbox, with buttons aligned on the bottom
- Gallery with columns neatly lined up using Flexbox
- Widget with several components, all vertically centered
- The four values of the flex-direction property
- Changing the flex direction can completely change the layout
- Home page layout using flex-direction: row and column
- The four values of the flex-direction property when writing direction is right to left
- The four values of flex-direction property when writing mode is horizontal-tb
- The three values of the flex-wrap property in a row-oriented flow
- A row-oriented unwrapped flex flow
- Axis dimensions and directions
- Stacking of row-oriented flex lines
- Stacking of column-oriented flex lines
- The three values of flex-wrap property in a column-oriented flow
- Empty space will be in the direction of main-end and cross-end
- The five values of the justify-content property
- Overflow of a single-line flex container is affected by
justify-content
- Flex-start alignment
- Flex-end alignment
- Center alignment
- Space-between alignment
- Space-around alignment
- Comparing center, space-around, and space-between
- Internationally-robust navigation alignment
- Changing the layout with one property value pair
- The five values of the align-items property for both rows and columns
- Stretch alignment
- Effect of cross-axis margins on item alignment
- Flex-start, flex-end, and center alignment
- Baseline alignment
- Changing flex item alignments
- Distribution of extra space for each value of
align-content
- Flex-line overflow directions for each value of
align-content
- Distribution of free space for
space-between
andspace-around
- Flex items within a container
- Five flex items in an aside
- Flex container overflow with minimum-width flex items
- Zero-minimum-width flex items in non-wrapped and wrapped flex containers
- A variety of flex-growth scenarios
- Mixed widths and growth factors
- Flex sizing when using the
flex
shorthand - Flex sizing differences between using
flex
andflex-grow
- A variety of flex shrinking scenarios
- Shrinking being impeded by flex item content
- Flex items shrink proportionally relative to their shrink factor
- Flex items shrink proportionally relative to their shrink factor and content
- A wide flexbox layout
- A narrow flexbox layout
- Sizing flex items on a
content
basis - Auto flex basis and flex item widths
- Default sizing of flex items
- Sizing flex items with length-unit flex bases
- Sizing flex items with percentage flex bases
- While the percentage value for flex-basis is relative to the width of the flex container, the main-axis size is impacted by its siblings
- Flex growth in auto and zero flex bases
- Flex items shrink but won't grow when
flex: initial
is set - Flex items can grow and shrink when
flex: auto
is set (TK WRONG LINK IN CONTENT TK) - With flex: none, flex items will neither grow nor shrink (TK WRONG LINK IN CONTENT TK)
- Flexing using a single numeric value (TK WRONG LINK IN CONTENT TK)
- Reordering flex items with the
order
property (TK NO ICON FOR LINK TK) - Flex items appear in order of ordinal groups, by source order within their group (TK NO ICON FOR LINK TK)
- Changing the order will change the visual order, but not the tab order


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This responsive web app allow customer to add returants to his list of favourites . Also allow to rate .
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This responsive web app allow customer to add returants to his list of favourites . Also allow to rate .
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Demos and deals as Black Friday sweeps Europe
PARIS, Nov 29 — Climate activists staged protests across Europe today to denounce the environmental toll of mass consumption, while shoppers hit the streets and the internet as retailers of all stripes touted pre-holiday bargains.
The American “Black Friday” tradition of a post-Thanksgiving day of deals has taken hold in Europe as a long weekend of sales, alarming critics who say it encourages unbridled and wasteful spending.
This year, activists have targeted the climate costs of frenzied shopping, in particular from delivering the millions of items ordered from Amazon and other online retailers.
French NGOs had pledged a “Black Day for Amazon,” with protesters blocking a distribution centre outside Paris yesterday, and others near Lyon and Lille today.
The Extinction Rebellion campaign group posted on Twitter images of protesters being forcibly removed by police from the Lyon site.
“Amazon today emits as much greenhouse gases as a country,” Jean-Francois Julliard, head of Greenpeace France, said at a sit-in at Amazon’s headquarters just north of Paris today.
Meanwhile, young activists formed a human chain to prevent shoppers from reaching stores at the shopping mall in La Defense, the business district west of Paris.
Similar human chains were formed in the central city of Saint-Etienne and town of Roanne.
But many retailers across France nonetheless reported brisk Black Friday business amid drizzling rain.
A salesman at the Holland Bikes store in the Villiers neighbourhood said an early rush of clients snapped up several bikes at 20 per cent off.
German strike
In Germany, hundreds of Amazon workers walked off the job to escalate their long-running fight for better pay and working conditions.
The strike called by the powerful Verdi union is set to last until Tuesday morning and will also cover “Cyber Monday”, another extravaganza of online discounts in what is a crucial sales period for Amazon.
“Their work cannot be had at rock-bottom prices,” Verdi said in a statement, demanding a collective labour agreement to ensure “a living wage and good, healthy jobs”.
In the Netherlands, Students for Climate called for a human chain in Maastricht.
Others urged people to halt purchases altogether to protest the US-inspired event, such as the “Buy Nowt Friday” in Bradford, northern England, organised by artists and anti-poverty advocates.
But many British retailers hoped deep discounts would bolster sales that have suffered from the uncertainties linked to Brexit.
In Madrid, where stores across the city are offering Black Friday deals, Greenpeace held a rally just days ahead of the opening of the COP25 conference on fighting climate change.
Activists unfurled a banner on the facade of a building on the Gran Via, a major shopping artery in the Spanish capital, which read “Consumerism = Climate Crisis.” — AFP


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MA VIE EN ROSE
By Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Sony Pictures classics Director: Alain Berliner Writer: Chris Vander Stappen, Alain Berliner Cast: Georges DuFresne, Jean-Philippe Ecoffey, Daniel Hanssens, Michele Laroque, Cristina Barget, Julien Riviere.
The suburbs are stereotyped as places which do not tolerate differences the way urban residents do, and writers Chris Vander Stappen and Alain Berliner do nothing to subvert that notion. In "Ma Vie En Rose" ("My Life in Pink")-- which played at the New York Film Festival and at Cannes and was winner in the Best Picture category at the Karlovy- Vary Film Festival--first-time director Berliner scores big using a remarkable first-time actor in the title role.
Told from the point of view of a seven-year-old boy, Ludovic (George DuFresne), "Ma Vie En Rose" focuses in on a middle-class Brussels suburb in which everyone seems to act cheerfully alike and old age appears to have been banished. Elisabeth (Helene Vincent), a grandma and the oldest person in the movie, looks as though she had gone through liposuction and a few tucks. The liveliest one in the crowd, this fifty-something woman switches off a slow dance number at a party and substitutes music with a disco beat--obviously a woman who has come to maturity during the peak of the feminist revolution. The teachers are all young, attractive and lithe, and even the psychologist who is hired to treat Ludovic looks as though she has just received her doctorate. This emphasis on youth--and on startlingly bright colors as well-- signals us that "Ma Vie En Rose" is in many ways a fairy tale, one which never tries overtly to make statements or suggest psychological theories; in fact, director Berliner could not care less about where his characters are headed. This is all to the good.
Ludo acts differently from all others in the community though it becomes clear that he is not doing so to draw attention to himself. At the age of seven, he is at the point n life that psychologists say people carve out an identity. Ludo knows his: he is a girl in a boy's body who has little regard for hiding his transvestism, even though his behavior will lead to his father's losing his job, his own expulsion from his school, his parents going ballistic, and the neighbors staring at his antics in downright shock and deadly silence. If this kid lived in New York or Paris, nobody would pay heed, but in a suburb which values fitting in above all other traits, he is an outcast.
For the most part, Berliner treats the situation with good humor, though he does have his director of photography, Yves Cape, mute the vivid colors for most of the second half of the movie, turning the bright reds and blues into pale shadows of their former selves. Ludovic's antics lead to one disaster after another. In a school play he locks Snow White in the bathroom and takes over the role himself, if only to be kissed by Jerome (Julien Riviere), the lad he has fallen in love with. He attends a party in a skirt, his parents telling their neighbors that they are allowing the boy to fulfill his fantasies and thereby banalize them, which is to say, will allow him to outgrow his illusions. Though the neighbors smile in apparent understanding, they unanimously sign a petition causing him to be thrown out of school.
The most amusing scene occurs just after Ludovic is told by his older sister Zoe (Cristina Barget) that God creates boys by giving them XY chromosomes, while XX genes are distributed to the females. Ludo dreams that he was set to get his double-x, but one letter bounced off the chimney and landed in the trash can: ergo, the girl in a boy's body.
Ludo may or may not outgrow his cross-dressing proclivity. But "Ma Vie En Rose" has no intention to make us care. What this charming little story does care about is relating incidents as a child sees them, a boy at the age in which everything is possible (including his turning into a girl when he grows up), who wants everyone to love him without demanding that he conform to their narrow expectations. The ensemble, which at times seem like characters from a Disney sketch, play their parts impeccably: Jean-Philippe Ecoffey as Pierre, the father who learns to accept his son's tendencies; Michele Laroque as Hanna, the mom who tries to understand but rages within; Daniel Hanssens as Albert, Pierre's boss, a creep who assures Pierre that his job is safe but betrays him; and especially Georges DuFresne in his first acting job, a solemn kid who rarely smiles but always insists on being himself. Rated R. Running Time: 88 minutes. (C) 1997 Harvey Karten
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An implementation of the methodology described in Petersen and Mueller (2016) <doi:10.1214/15-AOS1363> for the functional data analysis of samples of density functions. Densities are first transformed to their corresponding log quantile densities, followed by ordinary Functional Principal Components Analysis (FPCA). Transformation modes of variation yield improved interpretation of the variability in the data as compared to FPCA on the densities themselves. The standard fraction of variance explained (FVE) criterion commonly used for functional data is adapted to the transformation setting, also allowing for an alternative quantification of variability for density data through the Wasserstein metric of optimal transport.
| Version: | 0.1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.11.5), fdapace (≥ 0.3.0) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2018-02-08 |
| Author: | A. Petersen, P. Z. Hadjipantelis and H.G. Mueller |
| Maintainer: | Alexander Petersen <petersen at pstat.ucsb.edu> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/functionaldata/tDENS/issues |
| License: | BSD_3_clause + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/functionaldata/tDENS |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README |
| In views: | FunctionalData |
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For the last few months we have all been hearing about Kodak Kodachrome about thirty two times more frequently than the last 15 years. I guess because this time it's really gone. I loved the freaking stuff my self. Of course I had to stop shooting it for "paid work" because even clients would spec Fuji. For a lot of my personal shots I used Kodachrome continuously until my color gave way to digital in the early 2000's.
Looking over a lot of the photos in the media's recent coverage of Kodachrome gets me all weepy.  Whoa is me... Seriously, I forget how freaking good slide film of all types look until I see it again. Screw it I am buying a couple of rolls and shooting it in the M6 or maybe the FM2, or both.
 Mostly lazy. If you haven't shot it in a while do yourself a favor and blow through a roll. Spend the 20 bucks all in to have it processed and scanned by a great lab. Just do it. If you want to see something sort kinda like slide film (not really but better than nothin') check out Alien Skin Exposure. It's not cheap and it's not the same but out of the lot it is the closest in my opinion to the real deal.
Check this article out. If this doesn't want to make you chuck the digital and just go with the simplicity of the shoot it and done of our collective past, I don't know what will. This stuff looks fantastic.
Here is an old random PKR (Kodachrome 64) shot that was laying around of nothing special - strait scan with no hocus-pocus. Not even a filter.
[image title="1997004-04" size="full" id="2726" align="none" linkto="viewer" ]
or maybe this one that was laying here
[image title="000000101" size="full" id="2730" align="none" linkto="viewer" ]
Here is a strait image and then a processed version using Alien Skin's Exposure's rendition of Kodachrome 64.
[image title="DSC0008" size="full" id="2729" align="none" linkto="viewer" ]
And the processed version
[image title="DSC0008-K64" size="full" id="2727" align="none" linkto="viewer" ]
Enjoy.
RB
Ps. I really am going to shoot a roll of slide film, really, I am. Oh and I will do a comparison and review of Alien Skin's Exposure while I am at it.


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Readonly Parameter Plugin
This plugin adds support for Parameter. After the plugin is installed,in job configuration's page,you can see Readonly Parameter.
Characteristics
1. Some key parameters, once modified in the build execution, can lead to the risk.these parameters,only administrator can modify,to reduce the risk.
2. Readonly parameter,readonly in the build execution, in job configuration's page can modify.
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4. This plugin contains string and text two readonly style.
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After the plugin is installed,in job configuration's page,you can see readonly Parameter:
for example,you add two readonly parameter,respectively called readonly_para_str and readonly_para_text.click 'Build With Parameters' link ,the parameter readonly_para_str and readonly_para_text of the set before ,display readonly,and can not be edited in this page.
click 'Build With Parameters' link ,the parameter readonly_para_str and readonly_para_text of the set before ,display readonly,and can not be edited in this page.
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| 4 | * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. | |
| 5 | * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 | |
| 6 | * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with | |
| 7 | * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at | |
| 8 | * | |
| 9 | * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 | |
| 10 | * | |
| 11 | * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software | |
| 12 | * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, | |
| 13 | * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. | |
| 14 | * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and | |
| 15 | * limitations under the License. | |
| 16 | */ | |
| 17 | package org.apache.commons.math3.analysis.interpolation; | |
| 18 | ||
| 19 | import org.apache.commons.math3.analysis.MultivariateFunction; | |
| 20 | import org.apache.commons.math3.exception.NotPositiveException; | |
| 21 | import org.apache.commons.math3.exception.NotStrictlyPositiveException; | |
| 22 | import org.apache.commons.math3.exception.NoDataException; | |
| 23 | import org.apache.commons.math3.exception.DimensionMismatchException; | |
| 24 | import org.apache.commons.math3.exception.NullArgumentException; | |
| 25 | import org.apache.commons.math3.random.UnitSphereRandomVectorGenerator; | |
| 26 | ||
| 27 | /** | |
| 28 | * Interpolator that implements the algorithm described in | |
| 29 | * William Dudziak's | |
| 30 | * MS thesis. | |
| 31 | * | |
| 32 | * @since 2.1 | |
| 33 | * @version $Id: MicrosphereInterpolator.java 1379904 2012-09-01 23:54:52Z erans $ | |
| 34 | */ | |
| 35 | public class MicrosphereInterpolator | |
| 36 | implements MultivariateInterpolator { | |
| 37 | /** | |
| 38 | * Default number of surface elements that composes the microsphere. | |
| 39 | */ | |
| 40 | public static final int DEFAULT_MICROSPHERE_ELEMENTS = 2000; | |
| 41 | /** | |
| 42 | * Default exponent used the weights calculation. | |
| 43 | */ | |
| 44 | public static final int DEFAULT_BRIGHTNESS_EXPONENT = 2; | |
| 45 | /** | |
| 46 | * Number of surface elements of the microsphere. | |
| 47 | */ | |
| 48 | private final int microsphereElements; | |
| 49 | /** | |
| 50 | * Exponent used in the power law that computes the weights of the | |
| 51 | * sample data. | |
| 52 | */ | |
| 53 | private final int brightnessExponent; | |
| 54 | ||
| 55 | /** | |
| 56 | * Create a microsphere interpolator with default settings. | |
| 57 | * Calling this constructor is equivalent to call {@link | |
| 58 | * #MicrosphereInterpolator(int, int) | |
| 59 | * MicrosphereInterpolator(MicrosphereInterpolator.DEFAULT_MICROSPHERE_ELEMENTS, | |
| 60 | * MicrosphereInterpolator.DEFAULT_BRIGHTNESS_EXPONENT)}. | |
| 61 | */ | |
| 62 | public MicrosphereInterpolator() { | |
| 63 | this(DEFAULT_MICROSPHERE_ELEMENTS, DEFAULT_BRIGHTNESS_EXPONENT); | |
| 64 | } | |
| 65 | ||
| 66 | /** Create a microsphere interpolator. | |
| 67 | * @param elements Number of surface elements of the microsphere. | |
| 68 | * @param exponent Exponent used in the power law that computes the | |
| 69 | * weights (distance dimming factor) of the sample data. | |
| 70 | * @throws NotPositiveException if {@code exponent < 0}. | |
| 71 | * @throws NotStrictlyPositiveException if {@code elements <= 0}. | |
| 72 | */ | |
| 73 | public MicrosphereInterpolator(final int elements, | |
| 74 | final int exponent) | |
| 75 | throws NotPositiveException, | |
| 76 | NotStrictlyPositiveException { | |
| 77 | 2 | if (exponent < 0) { |
| 78 | throw new NotPositiveException(exponent); | |
| 79 | } | |
| 80 | 2 | if (elements <= 0) { |
| 81 | throw new NotStrictlyPositiveException(elements); | |
| 82 | } | |
| 83 | ||
| 84 | microsphereElements = elements; | |
| 85 | brightnessExponent = exponent; | |
| 86 | } | |
| 87 | ||
| 88 | /** | |
| 89 | * {@inheritDoc} | |
| 90 | */ | |
| 91 | public MultivariateFunction interpolate(final double[][] xval, | |
| 92 | final double[] yval) | |
| 93 | throws DimensionMismatchException, | |
| 94 | NoDataException, | |
| 95 | NullArgumentException { | |
| 96 | final UnitSphereRandomVectorGenerator rand | |
| 97 | = new UnitSphereRandomVectorGenerator(xval[0].length); | |
| 98 | 1 | return new MicrosphereInterpolatingFunction(xval, yval, |
| 99 | brightnessExponent, | |
| 100 | microsphereElements, | |
| 101 | rand); | |
| 102 | } | |
| 103 | } | |
Mutations | ||
| 77 |
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- functions are not always reentrant.
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parameters or assigned to each other and cannot be a return value from a function.
eg
struct s { ... };
struct s s1, s2;
foo()
{
...
s1 =
s2 ; /* is invalid in SDCC although allowed in ANSI */
...
}struct s foo1 (struct s parms) /* is invalid in SDCC although allowed in
ANSI */
{
struct s rets;
...
return rets;/* is invalid in SDCC although
allowed in ANSI */
}
- 'long long' (64 bit integers) not supported.
- 'double' precision floating point not supported.
- integral promotions are suppressed. What does this mean ? The compiler
will not implicitly promote an integer expression to a higher order integer,
exception is an assignment or parameter passing.
- No support for setjmp and longjmp (for now).
- Old K&R style function declarations are NOT allowed.
foo( i,j) /* this old style of function declarations */
int i,j; /* are
valid in ANSI .. not valid in SDCC */
{
...
}
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Fifty-five new free schools will open in September 2012. They will raise standards and increase choice for parents.
The government has today announced that 55 new free schools will open this September. The first 24 free schools opened in September 2011 while a further 114 have been approved to open in 2013 and beyond.
Free schools aim to achieve higher standards and offer a genuine alternative. They are funded by the government but have greater freedoms than local authority-run schools. They are run by teachers - not local councils or Westminster politicians - and have freedom over the length of the school day and term, the curriculum and how they spend their money.
The schools opening this month include:
Of the new free schools opening this September:
Education Secretary Michael Gove said:
Every child should have the choice to go to an excellent local school. These new schools have been set up by idealistic people who are determined to give parents the kind of choice that only the rich can currently afford. The first 24 free schools are enormously popular and I expect this second wave to be equally successful.
Liam Nolan, executive head teacher of Perry Beeches II, Birmingham, said:
This is a fabulous opportunity for us to expand our brand of success into a new community and to work with a new group of young people in the heart of Birmingham. This is one of the beauties of free schools, that the very best schools can extend their outstanding practice.
Marina Gutierrez, Chair of the Bilingual Primary School Trust, Brighton, said:
I am delighted that this project has now become a reality and that Brighton & Hove’s children will have bilingualism as an educational choice.
Free schools have proved hugely popular with parents. All 24 which opened last year have filled, or almost filled, all their places for this year. Many have expanded to meet demand and many have large waiting lists.
New York charter schools, one of the inspirations behind free schools, have been shown to substantially narrow the attainment gap between rich and poor - by 86% in maths and 66% in English. In Chicago they halve the achievement gap between inner-city students and their wealthier suburban counterparts.
In England academies, which have the same freedoms as free schools, improve at a faster rate to state secondary schools - between 2010 and 2011 the proportion of pupils achieving five or more GCSEs at A* to C including English and maths rose by 5.7 per cent in academies, compared to 3.1 per cent in state secondary schools.
This press notice relates to England only.
| Name | Location | Type< |
| Al Madinah Free School | Derby | All through |
| Alban City Free School | St Albans | Primary |
| ARK Bolingbroke | Wandsworth | Secondary |
| Atherton Free School | Wigan | Secondary |
| Avanti House | Harrow | All through |
| Barrow 1618 | Barrow | Primary |
| Beccles Free School | Carlton Colville, Suffolk | Secondary |
| Becket Keys Church School | Brentwood | Secondary |
| Bedford Free School | Bedford | Secondary |
| Bilingual Primary School | Brighton &Hove | Primary |
| CET Primary | Tower Hamlets | Primary |
| CET Primary | Westminster | Primary |
| City Gateway | Tower Hamlets | AP |
| City of Peterborough Academy | Peterborough | Special |
| Cobham Free School | Cobham | Primary |
| Corby Technical School | Corby | Secondary |
| Cramlington Learning Village | Cramlington, Northum’land | Primary |
| Derby Pride Academy | Derby | AP |
| Dixons Music Primary | Bradford | Primary |
| Dixons Trinity Academy | Bradford | Secondary |
| East Birmingham Network | Birmingham | AP |
| Emmanuel Community School | Waltham Forest | Primary |
| Enfield Heights Academy | Enfield | Primary |
| Europa School UK | Culham, Oxfordshire | All through |
| Everton in the Community | Liverpool | AP |
| Gateway Primary Free School | Tilbury | Primary |
| Grindon Hall | Sunderland | All through |
| Harpenden Free School | Harpenden | Primary |
| Harris Free School | Peckham | Primary |
| Hartsbrook E-ACT Free School | Haringey | Primary |
| Hatfield Community Primary School | Hatfield | Primary |
| IES Breckland Free School | Brandon, Suffolk | Secondary |
| Kingfisher Hall Primary Academy | Enfield | Primary |
| King's Leadership Academy | Warrington | Secondary |
| Lighthouse School | Leeds | Special |
| London Academy of Excellence | Newham | 16-19 |
| Nishkam School Trust | Birmingham | Secondary |
| Oakbank School | Wokingham | Secondary |
| Perry Beeches II | Birmingham | Secondary |
| Reach Academy | Feltham | All through |
| Rimon Jewish Primary School | Golders Green | Primary |
| Rosewood School | Southampton | Special |
| Rural Enterprise Academy | Penkridge, Staffs | 14-19 |
| Sandymoor School | Runcorn | Secondary |
| Saxmundham Free School | Saxmundham, Suffolk | Secondary |
| School 21 | Newham | All through |
| Southwark Free School | Southwark | Primary |
| St Michael's Catholic School | Camborne, Cornwall | Secondary |
| Steiner Academy | Frome | All through |
| Stone Soup Learns | Nottingham | AP |
| Tauheedul Free School | Blackburn | Secondary |
| The Greenwich Free School | Greenwich | Secondary |
| The Hawthorne's Free School | Liverpool | Secondary |
| Tiger Primary School | Maidstone | Primary |
| Wapping High School | Wapping | Secondary |
Like other state-funded schools, free schools are inspected by Ofsted, will have their exam and test results published and will have to teach a broad and balanced curriculum. Action will be taken if results slip or if teaching isn’t up to scratch. Free schools also have to abide by the same rules for pupil admissions as other schools - making sure that these are fair and inclusive of children from different backgrounds.
Applications to open free schools in 2014 (or later) must be submitted to the Department for Education between Monday 17 December 2012 and Friday 4 January 2013.
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Torque 2D – Shooter Tutorial – Part 4
4. Making Conflict
So, now that we have our player in the level and moving around, bound by the constraints of the map, let's give him an opponent to worry about. In your Static Sprites library in your Create tab, click and drag an enemy ship into the level.
You will notice something peculiar when you drag your enemy into the scene:
Figure
4.1.1
Figure
4.1.2
Now that we have our enemy, let's get them moving across the screen. Like the player ship, we will need to give this enemy a name and a class. Go into the Edit tab with the enemy selected and type in the name “eShip” and a class of “enemyShip”. Again we should save our progress and close down T2D. Browse out to your yourProjectName/gameScripts folder, the same folder we created our player.cs file, add a new text file named enemy.cs
Inside your enemy.cs file, add the following code:
function enemyShip::onLevelLoaded(%this, %scenegraph) { %this.enemyMovement(); } function enemyShip::enemyMovement(%this) { %this.setLinearVelocityX(getRandom(%this.minSpeed, %this.maxSpeed)); }
Code Sample 4.1.1
All this function does is call a movement function for the enemy that sets its speed along the X axis to a random variable between minSpeed and maxSpeed. Again, these are variables that don't exist yet, so we will create it the same way we created the variables for the player's ship – the dynamic fields box. But first we need to get the engine to run the code we just wrote.
To do this, we again need to browse out to our main games/yourProjectName/gameScripts folder and open up our game.cs file. When you get your file open, you need to find this line of code again:
exec("./player.cs");Once you have located this, add this line of code right below it:
exec("./enemy.cs");
Code Sample 4.1.2
As with before, this just tells your game to run your enemy.cs file when it loads up. Now that the game will run your code, let's add hSpeed to our enemy and get it to move across the screen!
Open the Level Builder back up and select the enemy ship. Add a minSpeed and maxSpeed variable with values of your desire. I wanted my enemies to move quickly, so I chose -175 and -225, respectively. You will need to remember that your enemy is moving in the opposite direction as you, so the numbers for their speeds will also need to be opposite, hence the negative numbers. Once you have your speed range set, go back into the game and check out the results (as shown in Figure 4.1.3)!
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The enemy sprite will keep moving with this velocity, unless we tell it not to any more. As you surely noticed very quickly, when the enemy zooms by the player, they go off screen never to be seen again. This is not desirable since we want to fight the enemy more than once. So, we are going to set it up so that our enemy respawns in a random Y location when they hit the outer edge of their world limit.
In order to respawn our enemy, we need to figure out at what point to respawn him and where to respawn him. Luckily, since we know where our enemy's world limit is, we can use this as a means to determine when to respawn them. First, we need to adjust our enemy's world limit. Select our enemy and change the world limit to be just outside of the camera view (as shown in Figure 4.2.2). We do this so that the enemy will spawn outside of the screen view and fly completely off of our screen view before we respawn them, so it gives the illusion of multiple enemies.
Figure
4.2.2
Now that you have your enemy's world limit set properly, you should move them outside of the camera view. Also, just to save us some time before we code- select your enemy and go into the dynamic fields rollout of the edit tab. Create two new fields named minY and maxY. The values for these fields should be highest on the screen you want the enemy to spawn, and the lowest on the screen.
Not sure what those numbers are? You can easily find out by selecting your enemy ship and moving it to the maximum Y location you want it to spawn. Then, get into the Scene Object rollout and see what Y location that is (as shown in Figure 4.2.3).
Figure 4.2.3
Figure 4.2.4
Once you have those numbers, fill in the values for your minY and maxY.
Next, we want to make sure that when our enemy hits the edge of their limit we get a callback from the engine. To do this, click on the edit tab of the enemy ship and expand the World Limit rollout (as shown in Figure 4.2.5).
Figure
4.2.5
Now that we have our dynamic fields set up (as shown in Figure 4.2.6), our world limits worked out, we are ready to plug in the code that will make our ship work how we want it to. Save your progress and close out of the engine. Open up your enemy.cs file and insert the following code into it – note that we are completely reworking some of the functions that we created earlier to get the enemy's movement working properly. We will start with the onLevelLoaded function:
Figure
4.2.6
function enemyShip::onLevelLoaded(%this, %scenegraph) { %this.startX = %this.getPositionX(); %this.spawn(); }
Code Sample 4.2.1
Compare this new function to the old version we originally put in our file:
function enemyShip::onLevelLoaded(%this, %scenegraph) { %this.enemyMovement(); }
We have completely taken out our enemyMovement() function because everything it does can be handled in the spawn() function we will be creating later. Also, you will notice this line:
%this.startX = %this.getPositionX();
What this basically does is say that whatever X position our enemy is in when the game starts is where it will start when we run the game. This allows us to control the X position of the enemy's start inside the Level Builder.
The next function we will create will handle what happens when the enemy hits the edge of their world limit:
function enemyShip::onWorldLimit(%this, %mode, %limit) { if(%limit $= "left") { %this.spawn(); } }
Code Sample 4.2.2
What this function does is wait for the callback when the enemy hits the left edge of their world limit. When they hit the limit, it calls the spawn() function:
function enemyShip::spawn(%this) { %this.setLinearVelocityX(getRandom(%this.minSpeed, %this.maxSpeed)); %this.setPositionY(getRandom(%this.minY, %this.maxY)); %this.setPositionX(%this.startX); }
Code Sample 4.2.3
This function handles what happens when the enemy is spawned. The first line is cut out of the old enemyMovement() function that we deleted – it sets a random speed to give the enemy. The next line chooses a random starting place along the Y axis to spawn the enemy on. The third line places the enemy on the X position they were when we started the level.
We have made a lot of changes, let's make sure that our code looks the same. This is what your enemy.cs file should look like right now:
function enemyShip::onLevelLoaded(%this, %scenegraph) { %this.startX = %this.getPositionX(); %this.spawn(); } function enemyShip::onWorldLimit(%this, %mode, %limit) { if(%limit $= "left") { %this.spawn(); } } function enemyShip::spawn(%this) { %this.setLinearVelocityX(getRandom(%this.minSpeed, %this.maxSpeed)); %this.setPositionY(getRandom(%this.minY, %this.maxY)); %this.setPositionX(%this.startX); }
Code Sample 4.2.4
If your code matches, save your script file and reload the engine. When you run your new game, you should see your enemy flying across the screen at you, disappear behind you, and then respawn at a different Y location (and speed) and fly at you again (as shown in Figure 4.2.7)!
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You may be saying to yourself “Yeah, this is cool, but I want to battle hordes of enemies.” Well, thanks to the class system in T2D and the way we set up our code, making that dream a reality is as simple as copy/paste – literally!
To add multiple enemies, simply go into the Level Builder, click on your enemy, type CTRL+C for copy and CTRL+V as many times as you want to paste. NOTE: All of your new enemy instances will paste directly on top of the original enemy, so don't worry when you still only see one enemy.
Now that you have multiple enemies in the level, you can move them around so that they start with different X locations. Plus, with the way we set up our code, when we test our level, they will all start at different Y locations and have different speeds! Test it out (as shown in Figure 4.3.1)!
Figure
4.3.1a
Figure
4.3.1b
Now that we have our player and enemies moving, we need to get them firing weapons at each other!


Data issues can occur in both historical and live data feeds. Some common examples of data issues include the following:


src/tabs/tab/split-panel.component.ts
| providers |
SplitPanelService
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| selector | ng-xterm-split-panel |
| styles |
select {width: 100px}
.badge {cursor: pointer;}
.badge:active {background-color: #5e5e5e !important;}
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| template |
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Properties |
Methods |
Inputs |
constructor(electronService: ElectronService, splitPanelService: SplitPanelService)
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Defined in src/tabs/tab/split-panel.component.ts:51
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To ensure each tab has its own instance of the split panel service, we can add the @Self decorator to the splitPanelService dependency injector. If each tab does not have its own instance of the service, when a terminal is added to removed from the split panel, the change will be reflected in ALL other UI tabs.
Parameters :
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| tabID | |
Type : number
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Defined in src/tabs/tab/split-panel.component.ts:34
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A number value which will "catch" the emitted tab id from the ng-xterm-tabs-component |
| addPanel |
addPanel()
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Defined in src/tabs/tab/split-panel.component.ts:71
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Use the split panel service to append a new terminal to the split panel
Returns :
void
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ngOnInit()
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Defined in src/tabs/tab/split-panel.component.ts:66
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removePanel(panelToRemove: number)
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Use the split panel service to remove a new terminal to the split panel
Parameters :
Returns :
void
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Type : number
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A number value which will be used to assign each appended terminal a unique ID |
| splitPanelContent |
Type : SplitPanel[]
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Default value : []
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Defined in src/tabs/tab/split-panel.component.ts:40
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An empty array used to hold the appended terminals |
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Type : Observable<SplitPanel[]>
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Type : TerminalComponent
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The terminal component to be added to the split panel |
import { Component, Input, OnInit } from "@angular/core"
import { SplitPanel, IPCChannelNames } from "@shared/utils"
import { ElectronService } from "@shared/services"
import { SplitPanelService } from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>import { TerminalComponent } from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>import { Observable } from "rxjs"
@Component({
selector: "ng-xterm-split-panel",
template: `

<ng-xterm-terminal [terminalID]="panel.id"></ng-xterm-terminal>
+
-

`,
styles: [ `
select {width: 100px}
.badge {cursor: pointer;}
.badge:active {background-color: #5e5e5e !important;}
` ],
providers: [ SplitPanelService ]
})
export class SplitPanelComponent implements OnInit {
/** A number value which will "catch" the emitted tab id from the ng-xterm-tabs-component */
@Input() tabID: number
/** The terminal component to be added to the split panel */
terminalComponent: TerminalComponent
/** An empty array used to hold the appended terminals */
splitPanelContent: SplitPanel[] = []
/**
* A value used to represent the Observable<SplitPanel[]>
* returned from the split panel service
* */
splitPanelContent$: Observable<SplitPanel[]>
/** A number value which will be used to assign each appended terminal
* a unique ID
* */
private counter = 0
/**
* To ensure each tab has its own instance of the split panel service, we
* can add the @Self decorator to the splitPanelService dependency injector.
*
* If each tab does not have its own instance of the service, when a terminal is
* added to removed from the split panel,
* the change will be reflected in ALL other UI tabs.
* */
constructor(private readonly electronService: ElectronService,
private splitPanelService: SplitPanelService) {
}
ngOnInit() {
this.splitPanelContent$ = this.splitPanelService.getPanels()
}
/** Use the split panel service to append a new terminal to the split panel */
addPanel() {
this.splitPanelService.addPanel(this.counter++, this.terminalComponent)
this.electronService.ipcRenderer.invoke(IPCChannelNames.EXPAND_WINDOW)
.catch((reason) => alert(reason))
}
/**
* Use the split panel service to remove a new terminal to the split panel
* @param {number} panelToRemove the id of the panel to remove from the split panel
* */
removePanel(panelToRemove: number) {
this.splitPanelService.removePanel(panelToRemove)
this.electronService.ipcRenderer.invoke(IPCChannelNames.SHRINK_WINDOW)
.catch((reason) => alert(reason))
}
}
select {width: 100px}
.badge {cursor: pointer;}
.badge:active {background-color: #5e5e5e !important;}


Parsing pep.xml files
All the classes responsible for parsing files live in umich.ms.fileio.filetypes
package, each in its own subpackage, e.g. umich.ms.fileio.filetypes.pepxml
for PepXML files. Most of those sub-packages contain a separate package example
with working examples.
Parsing identification files (PepXML, ProtXML, MzIdentML)
The library gives low level access file formats storing peptide identifications. There is no unifying API here, as the formats are very different. These parsers are not hand optimized for efficiency, so they might consume quite a bit more memory than they should, but they also are error resilient.
Working with these files is as simple as making a single call to parse(Path)
method
of a corresponding parser. You get a single data-structure that follows the respective
XML schemas for the format. Here’s a quick PepXML example:
Path path = Paths.get("some-path-to.pep.xml");
// a single call to parse the whole file
MsmsPipelineAnalysis analysis = PepXmlParser.parse(path);
And that’s it. The whole file is parsed and stored in memory. Let’s explore the contents of the file:
// iterate over the parsed search results
List<MsmsRunSummary> runSummaries = analysis.getMsmsRunSummary();
for (MsmsRunSummary runSummary : runSummaries) {
List<SpectrumQuery> spectrumQueries = runSummary.getSpectrumQuery();
System.out.printf("Spectrum queries from MS/MS run summary: %s\n",
runSummary.getBaseName());
for (SpectrumQuery sq : spectrumQueries) {
System.out.printf("Spec ID: [%s], RT: [%.2f], precursor neutral mass: [%.3f]\n",
sq.getSpectrum(), sq.getRetentionTimeSec(), sq.getPrecursorNeutralMass());
}
System.out.printf("Done with MS/MS run summary: %s\n", runSummary.getBaseName());
}
Parsing huge identification files more efficiently
Sometimes you might have PepXML files that are many gigabytes in size. This happens when you combine search results from multiple experiments and store them in a single output file. In that case, using XMLStreamReader
class it is possible to first rewind the input stream to some large structural element of the underlying file, such as <msms_run_summary>
in PepXML files.
You will need to have an idea of how the files are organized for this to work in general though, explore the corresponding XML schemas for insights. The schemas can also be found in the sources of the library in file-specific sub-packages of umich.ms.fileio.filetypes
in resources
directories.
String file = "/path/to/some.pep.xml";
Path path = Paths.get(file);
try (FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(file)) {
// we'll manually iterate over msmsRunSummaries - won't need so much memory
// at once for processing large files.
JAXBContext ctx = JAXBContext.newInstance(MsmsRunSummary.class);
Unmarshaller unmarshaller = ctx.createUnmarshaller();
XMLInputFactory xif = XMLInputFactory.newFactory();
StreamSource ss = new StreamSource(fis);
XMLStreamReader xsr = xif.createXMLStreamReader(ss);
while (advanceReaderToNextRunSummary(xsr)) {
// we've advanced to the next MsmsRunSummary in the file
long timeLo = System.nanoTime();
JAXBElement<MsmsRunSummary> unmarshalled = unmarshaller
.unmarshal(xsr, MsmsRunSummary.class);
long timeHi = System.nanoTime();
System.out.printf("Unmarshalling took %.4fms (%.2fs)\n",
(timeHi-timeLo)/1e6, (timeHi-timeLo)/1e9);
MsmsRunSummary runSummary = unmarshalled.getValue();
if (runSummary.getSpectrumQuery().isEmpty()) {
String msg = String.format("Parsed msms_run_summary was empty for " +
"'%s', summary base_name '%s'",
path.toUri().toString(), runSummary.getBaseName());
System.out.println(msg);
}
}
}
The secret ingredient here is the code to rewind the XMLStreamReader
, the advanceReaderToNextRunSummary(XMLStreamReader)
method.
In this case the example assumes we try to parse multiple msms_run_summary tags one by one from the file.
private static boolean advanceReaderToNextRunSummary(XMLStreamReader xsr)
throws XMLStreamException {
do {
if (xsr.next() == XMLStreamConstants.END_DOCUMENT)
return false;
} while (!(xsr.isStartElement() && xsr.getLocalName().equals("msms_run_summary")));
return true;
}
And here are all the import statements for the last example:
import umich.ms.fileio.filetypes.pepxml.PepXmlParser;
import umich.ms.fileio.filetypes.pepxml.jaxb.standard.MsmsPipelineAnalysis;
import umich.ms.fileio.filetypes.pepxml.jaxb.standard.MsmsRunSummary;
import javax.xml.bind.JAXBContext;
import javax.xml.bind.JAXBElement;
import javax.xml.bind.JAXBException;
import javax.xml.bind.Unmarshaller;
import javax.xml.stream.XMLInputFactory;
import javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamConstants;
import javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException;
import javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamReader;
import javax.xml.transform.stream.StreamSource;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.nio.file.Path;
import java.nio.file.Paths;


Methamphetamine created an unbelievable experience for me. I'd appreciate if you took some time and read my story. The first tried marijuana about a year and a half ago. Last summer and this summer I've been smoking quite a bit of weed, with occasional alcohol drinking. I loved the high weed gave me. One day I was on the phone with two of my girl friends and they had known I was kind of tired of depressants and wanted to actually experience being stimulated. They told me they could get me crystal. I agreed to pay $50, and hoped I could get some of the money back from friends who wanted to try it with me. The next day I went to a park to meet a few guys the girls knew. He sold me the stuff. It basically looked like powder that wasn't compltely broken up. I hadn't seen the stuff before so I wondered if I was getting ripped off.
I walked over to a friend's house that night with two other friends. We decided to smoke the crystal with tin foil and a straw in the bedroom. One of the four of us didn't do it because he was on probation so he hung around and helped. I poured out the crystals and stared at them. I remembered people telling me that the taste was very bitter. Wondering if I was ripped off with salt, I licked some and it was nearly the nastiest thing I've ever tasted. We started to smoke the stuff and after a short while I felt a little bit lighter than usual. I didn't like the feeling very much. All my life I had told myself I was never going to snort any kind of drug, but I got fed up with this weak high and said, 'This high sucks.
The two of my friends that were smokin with me were trying to convince me not to snort the stuff. I ignored them and snorted it anyway. I stood there for a few seconds waiting for the expected burning sensation. Then it felt like there was a fire deep in my nose. The bitterness dripped down the back of my throat. I jumped around for a few seconds, waiting for the mild pain to end. I started to snort more lines. The two of my friends eventually gave in and started to snort with me. I was fiending for more. The desire to snort more of the meth was strong.
I remember wanting to save some for another day and not do so much for my first time, but it didn't matter anymore to me. My friend that wasn't participating encouraged me to do more. My friends continued to snort with me and I did the most. Sometime in the period of my snorting, I wasn't keeping track of time or how much I'd taken, all of a sudden I got a huge rush of adrenaline. It seemed like my mouth started operating and I wasn't able to control it.
'Oh my God, Oh my God, Oh my God', I repeated and people on the phone told me I was speaking way too fast and needed to slow down. I couldn't stop talking. I was pacing back and forth rapidly. Soon, the $50 worth of crystal was gone, then I licked every last bit from the inside of the bag. I was angry that I couldn't have any more. But I soon forgot my anger because I felt ecstatic. I felt a desire to run, jump, a desire to just leave and do something adventurous. I felt that the biggest adventure was waiting for me and I was wasting time standing in that room. I felt upbeat and energetic; like I was unstoppable, alive, and there was no obstacle I couldn't conquer. I urged my friends to get ready so we could leave. Meanwhile some people kept calling my cell phone to check up on me. They were all startled by my fast speech and loud breathing.
We finally left the house and the four of us started walking. I felt as if I could walk forever and as if I was on a mission that had an undetermined objective. We showed up at a girl's house and there were three girls there. I knew it was smart for me to drink some water so I drank a little bit, even though i didn't want any at all. For a long while we all sat there on the porch, talking. It is hard to explain, but I talked like I've never talked before. I talked as a person of greater intelligence and as a person with better moral values. I felt like I was a great person, as if my life was especially valuable.
I noticed my emotions were enhanced greatly.  Overall, I was just in a really joyful state. I wished the human body could normally be like that. It's hard to describe how great I felt. I kept getting these amusing head rushes frequently.  I was terrified and I also noticed that I couldn't get it up. We were walkin home around 2:00 am and it came to my attention that I had been clenching/tensing my wrists for hours without noticing. It had become kind of painful but I couldn't stop. So I continued to make small twitching movements since I knew I couldn't control them.
Everytime I heard a car as we walked down the street, my head would involuntarily turn quickly toward the noise. I was constantly looking around me. The paranoia of being pulled over by police was magnified by a hundred. I felt like a complete tweaker. We walked around town aimlessly for about an hour and a half before one of my friends suggested going home before we got into trouble. I didn't want my adventure to end but I went home anyway. I was wide awake and knew i couldn't sleep and even though I was safe inside my home, I had a feeling of nervousness. I felt insecure and a little bit scared. This feeling didn't last long though. As I was coming down, I felt extremely relaxed and carefree.
My experience with meth was unbelievable to me as a first timer. It made me think about and consider things I hadn't thought of before and kept me happy. I love the way it made my body feel, except for my penis shrinkage and the weird twitching. I don't know too much about the negative effects to the human mind and body but I will look into it before I do it a second time. I think this drug is wonderful and I'm anxious to try it again.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Transit workers promise 'complete system shutdown' of buses if no deal reached
by Martin MacMahon and Espe CurrieVANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) – The union representing striking Metro Vancouver transit workers says there will be a complete shutdown of the bus system three days next week if Unifor and Coast Mountain Bus Company are not able to reach a deal.
Unifor spokesperson Gavin McGarrigle said at a news conference on Wednesday that if the two parties don’t come to a deal there will be a total shutdown of the bus system on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week.
“We have taken measured action in order to protect the public,” McGarrigle said. “Drivers took no action for weeks, other than refusing to wear their uniforms while we spoke to the public.”
He says the union was hopeful about bargaining, but relations with CMBC, which operates on behalf of TransLink, continued to break down.
“Beginning one week from today, we will engage in a complete system shutdown on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week,” he continued. “No members of Unifor Local 111 and 2200 will report to work on those days. Picketing will begin at all locations and we expect a complete shutdown of the bus system in Metro Vancouver as a result.”
Acknowledging the chaos a total shutdown will cause the traveling public, McGarrigle said Unifor members will hold a rally of support for riders, but it is up to elected representatives to deal with the impasse.
Unifor and CMBC have been in on-and-off talks all month, while job action by the roughly 5,000 Unifor transit drivers, SeaBus operators and mechanics continues.
Union members are asking for improvements to working conditions, wages and benefits.
With files from Liza Yuzda


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