| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
2 hits |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
| T+ 5:00 |
|
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
| T+ 10:30 |
4.0 mg |
oral |
DOC |
(powder / crystals) |
The Timing Of & Order In Which Things Happened
Day 1
4:00pm -- 2 hits of blotter LSD was eaten by me, 2.5 hits by my friend
11:00pm -- Some weed was vaporized (and continued to be done so throughout the night, every few hours or so)
Day 2
2:30am -- 4mg of DOC was eaten by both of us
10:00am -- The approximate time I fall into a not-quite-sleep-but-maybe trance
3:00pm -- I become conscious again (or wake up?) and feel quite rested, still tripping.
10:30pm -- I fall asleep.
Day 3
3:00pm -- I start writing a trip report, and having smoked a bowl I notice definite after effects of the trip.
Why Trip Again?
This is a question that has become harder to answer lately. But, in this case, I just happened to have four and a half hits of LSD and I wanted to share them with my friend Jeff because I would be moving away from him in less than a week. I have many reasons for moving, but parting ways with Jeff is the one thing that really sucks about the whole situation. Let's say I have about four 'best friends'. Unlike some people I never try to narrow that list down to one person, and actually hope that list grows over the course of my life, but either way Jeff would defintely be one of those people.
So I had to take the acid with him. More acid will always come around. It's not like I have 'acid hookups' or anything, but it just does. Plus I hadn't taken LSD since... well, shit, probably since the last time I ate like 8 doses + 4 rolls which turned out to be meth bombs and flipped out for a few days. No wait, haha, actually I took it once towards the end of the summer. But anyway it had still been a while.
And really quite a while since I had any kind of LSD trip like this!
DOC wasn't even part of the plan yet
I Put Two Tabs Of LSD On My Tongue, Jeff Took Two And A Half
I gave him the extra half hit because I'm pretty good at tripping out at lower doses, and also I had no idea if these hits were weak or good or what. I gave away most of the 10-strip I started with to three friends and they had mixed reactions. So...
We went for a walk. First we walked over to his house, not so far from mine. Then we walked over to a nearby lake. By the time we got there I could tell my vision was getting sharper and I could feel the acid was definitely starting to work. Mostly this was manifesting in things looking very beautiful and serene. It was really nice out though. When we got back to my place, where we intended to spend much or all of the trip, we decided to keep walking. So we walked up to a small hill nearby and watched the sun, low in the sky with all kinds of clouds of all different types and layers moving across the sky. By the time we walked back I was feeling the LSD much more definitely, and objects that had simply appeared brighter, sharper, and more outstanding several minutes ago were now starting to subtly rearrange themselves into materials made of shifting, moving patterns, and the larger object itself was starting to shift, grow, or shrink in a cyclical breathing-like way.
So we went back to my room. I don't really know what we did during the come-up. Except, come up. And as it turned out we came up quite high. I remember at 7:00pm we finally realized the time, and I thought, wow, usually I'm not tripping this hard until several hours from now, hahaha.
Around this point several other kids came in my room. They're cool kids, and they've all tripped before and knew what we were up to. However as soon as they came in it was really quite obvious that Jeff and I had so much of a stronger bond than I ever would/could/should/wanted with these other guys. I think Jeff was thinking more or less the same thing, because we sort of shut these other guys out. Basically conveyed the idea to them that we were tripping face to the point where we're too deep inside our heads to chill with them. Which we were.
I think I told them I'd chill with them later for some late night drinking, maybe.
So now it was just myself and Jeff again, sitting across from each other in my room. But things were starting to get a little crazy. For example, if I looked at Jeff he would look like an Egyptian Phraroah. In full costume! And then the 'scenery' behind him would take on an Egyptian theme. If I looked at Jeff right in the eyes I noticed my visuals and trip in general would intensify almost exponentially.
I mentioned to Jeff, 'If I look straight into your eyes, everything goes crazy', or something along those lines. And then we realized we were having more or less the exact same trip. The same thing was happening to him when he stared into my eyes.
At this point we decided, allright, well, let's stare into each others eyes and trip out for a while.
And then we both reached a very profound state of being. Through our eye contact, and the level of trust we had with each other, we were somehow communicating -- but at the same time, not -- and, well, this is pretty much unexplainable. This would be the first of several phenomena to amaze us both during this trip.
The visuals were totally off the hook when I was staring into Jeff's eyes, and he into mine. I saw him turn into Buddha, surrounded by a beautiful psychedelic outdoor location that was constantly in flux. I saw him turn into several deity-looking things, many of which had perpendicular heads like those in the work of
Luke Brown.
That image by Luke Brown reminds me of what I was seeing. Especially the perpendicular head thing. Jeff said he was seeing perpendicular heads just like that too.
I also watched Jeff age, and he turned out looking a lot like his father. Then I watched Jeff shift into various versions of himself in every different race. These visions continued, taking themes from various cultures and points in history. It was like the LSD was showing me alternate versions of Jeff that were also him at the same time. Or could be him? Or were him? Or he might be again?
By this point we were both amazed, and had confirmed enough things about each other's experiences to realize we were riding the same wave. We began to get into some pretty interesting discussions regarding the nature of time, space, how all this could be possible, whether it is real or not. Big questions. And some of you might know it is difficult to communicate on a strong LSD trip. For one thing, it could be difficult to form coherent sentences one minute, and then the next minute I might be able to explain something really really well.
For another thing, my mind was often trying to tackle several topics at once, meanwhile observing beautiful visuals and other psychedelic distractions.
But we conveyed a lot of our philosophies to each other, meanwhile having them challenged by the very nature of what we were currently experiencing. We challenged each other intellectually, going back to redefine things, going off on tangents, coming back to the original point when he or I would remember what we were talking about,... 'Oh yeah!'
At some point Jeff noticed the copy of Be Here Now sitting on top of a stack of books in my room. Or maybe I noticed it and caused him to notice it. He observed that, in spite of me obviously thinking this book is some good shit and really consider it the best book I've got, he never really read it.
I think he knew he could easily get sucked in to the book if he were to pick it up. For it seemed, not so long ago, we had come to the agreement that the best way we could possibly be spending our time was doing the exact thing we were doing. Which to me, was interacting as humans, and great friends, learning from each other... I mean, we both play guitar and love to jam, but both agreed that even trying to jam on LSD -- at least on *this* trip -- would probably be awesome, but we'd rather sit and talk.
So I said, 'A lot of what I'm trying to get at is expressed more clearly in that book up there.'
But I tried not to push. It was his choice, and he finally decided to open it up.
So we read that together for a while. The brown pages, of course . With Jeff sitting next to me, I found myself reading this book much more critically minded than the last time I had read these brown pages. There were some points we got, some points we found to be elaborations by Ram Dass that don't really get to the real points. I won't get into Be Here Now much. Everyone should make up their own mind if they want to read it, and then make up their own mind if they agree. I think we both found the book really cool to read, although we never finished it.
Around this time... 12:00am? ... another guy came into my room and put on a CD. I had no idea what it was but he kept looking at me like I should know. I couldn't figure it out because he kept skipping into the middle of tracks and giving me what seemed like 5 seconds to figure it out. I was like, throw me a friggin' bone here buddy! But then I heard the guitar. Well, fuckin A, if it isn't Trey Anastasio's new CD! Wow that sounds pretty good!
Thanks for the CD but you gotta go... we're too deep inside this trip.
Jeff asked him if he had 'just walked into my room'? A very good question, I thought, but put pretty bluntly. Then we made fun of other people, and it was pretty funny.
I should probably mention that I felt incredibly dank during this whole trip. It was incredibly easy on my body, and I didn't feel tense at all like I have many times before on LSD. We both agreed, many times, that this was some bomb acid.
So, as our peaks wore off, but we were still quite tripping, we decided to have a mixed drink. Why? Tradition perhaps. Or perhaps we felt like we 'got the trip'. It was in no way intended to end the trip, deny the trip, or anything like that.
But then something occured which caused us to stop drinking before we'd even finished our first drink. See, we had both tried DOC recently and found that, at lower doses, it resembled very much a lower dose LSD trip. We both became fascinated by the possibility that DOC could match what we'd just experienced. For some reason this question was really quite relevant to what we'd been discussing.... were there really several paths to the same peak?
Part Two, In Which We Take DOC
Given our current situation, it seemed, why not?
We took a moment to think very clearly. We will be tripping pretty much all day tomorrow. We know this. There is a good chance most of that time will be spent in this room, deep inside our heads. We know this. We don't have much food besides some cereal and soda and water. We know this.
Ok then, let's do it. And we both dosed between 4-5 mg of DOC, having estimated that this would be a good dose to attempt to recreate the intensity of our LSD experience. We were not trying to aim for the *same* trip. But to see what DOC would do at the same level.
Skip forward a little while after eating the DOC, and its about 3:00am and we've come down off the LSD peak for sure, and can feel the DOC creeping in.  We had some pretty sweet fights in Tekken. The funny thing is, even though we were probably talking a little bit of trash talk (as is customary), we were complimenting each other on good combos and well fought fights regardless if we won or not.
I went to pee and in the bathroom I noticed a can of shaving cream glowing, and then it levitated. I knew this wasn't the LSD anymore. In fact, I could notice a distinct difference in the way DOC takes a material and rearranges its appearance in your mind. LSD came from under the surface... DOC comes out of the air and everywhere in between.
Soon we were getting pretty high again, and decided to head back into my room and hang out. During this period I was thinking in a very scientific manner, organizing all the differences between LSD and DOC in my mind because I felt I should really be taking advantage of being able to make such a great comparison between two chemicals which have been compared a lot lately, including by myself.
It took a little while, but a couple hours after we dosed the DOC we were back to a similar level of intensity that the LSD had given us. In my mind this was a pretty great acheivement. The differences were subtle, but many, and obvious. One of the first clues to the differences was the body feel. DOC simply felt a little different. LSD felt like pulsing, flowing, 'lysergic' energy flowing through me. You have to have had LSD to know I suppose. DOC felt very smooth, and also can't really be classified as having a 'buzz', euphoric as well but nothing like MDMA, focused as well, but not like amphetamine. Maybe like a very smooth subtle amphetamine, but distinctly psychedelic. Almost like an amphetamine, but I also found it very relaxing. I could relax in any position. Well, anyway, it feels very *good* and I wouldn't agree that it feels just like amphetamine. Also, increasing my dose with DOC doesn't seem to give me any extra energy. The body feeling was equally smooth as 2mg.
But the trip was very different. Jeff was the first one to notice the 'spirals'. I believe almost anybody who's tripped at this level on DOC knows what I'm talking about. Suspended in the air, there are spirals of energy that you can see. Some of them flow through the air like DNA strands in 3-D. Some of them form in objects and seemed to draw me in.
Actually, there was quite a bit of activity going on in the space between objects. The air was thick with what looked like sine waves of energy, composed of bright fractal dots and tiny circles radiating different colors. The majority of them were mostly-white light but some of them were extra colorful. Also, there were clusters of these colored energy orbs that would form in three dimensions at different places in the room. These moved about with what appeared to be some intent. Intent of what or who?, we wondered.
Objects were in flux / motion / patterning similarly to the way LSD made them, but there was a clear difference in the way in which this took place. DOC visuals are like an overlay, adding dimension/color/movement/pattern to something from the space between your eyes and the object. LSD appears to come from within, and even on higher doses of LSD I've never seen so much activity in the space between.
Also on DOC, twice, I saw a glimpse of some kind of portal or window into some other kind of space. I didn't get a good enough look at them.
Jeff and I tried staring into each other's eyes again, to see how it would compare to the LSD earlier. Like before, the visual intensity increased dramatically, but the nature of the visuals was different. Instead of historic/cultural themes, they were a unique kind of repeating pattern. Like, things in my vision would get reflected into mirror images, forming a pattern that would slowly overtake almost all my visual field. Jeff's face itself, if that's what I was looking at, would distort but seemed a little more alien -- or at least less like something I could associate with something else -- than with the LSD.
So the DOC matched the LSD in visual intensity, but it was different. Hopefully that was described well enough.
Now, in terms of thought, DOC seemed a bit more clear-headed. We were still talking about much of the same concepts during the times when we weren't trying to figure out all the fascinating things we were seeing... as it was our first DOC trip at this level of intensity it was pretty novel. However it seemed as if the LSD took us on more of a directed 'trip' than the DOC did. I found I had more control over the direction the trip went with DOC, if that makes any sense. Almost like LSD trips are predetermined and DOC trips are of your own making.
Closed eye visuals were very fast-paced on DOC. If there was any way in which this trip seemed to have an amphetamine like energy it was in the pace of the movement of patterns, spirals, and pulsating orbs in my closed eye visual field. Occasionally something photorealistic, apparently created by my imagination (for example, three dimensional neon noodles dancing in patterns on top of a solid rotating plane of some kind) would break through. At one point all this hectic motion behind my closed eyes formed a tunnel which spiraled downward (I believe my head was facing down at this time...). I traveled through this tunnel until I saw something undefined. Too bad it was undefined, because it seemed to be the source of the spirals.
Music appreciation is greatly enhanced on DOC. I can compare this to LSD again: On LSD the music playing seemed almost like a soundtrack to our trip... in other words the music got deep inside my head and was almost un-noticeable until you stopped to notice it, and then realized what a major role it was playing. On DOC I was really drawn to the music, and payed deep attention to every note. The music also seemed 'fitting' to the trip but I was much more aware of it. I listened to Trey Anastasio's new 70 Volt Parade album which had been brought by earlier and thought it was fantastic. Both of these substances are incredible for appreciation of music, but music seems to be perceived differently. I was definitely more 'into' the music... in fact, very much into the music on DOC. Perhaps it has a greater degree of music euphoria, while the LSD has a greater capacity to warp the music into your other senses and thought process.
At around 8:00am we decided to watch the movie Kingdom of Heaven, as our peaks had died down on the DOC a bit and we were starting to get a little worn out from so much active thought. This movie turned out to be extremely confusing, and we both thought it pretty much sucked because we couldn't figure out what was going on in the plot. Everyone seemed to be acting irrationally. During this movie I spent more and more of my time with my eyes closed, and realized I could fall into a kind of trance that was incredibly relaxing. Actually, I became convinced I could fall asleep easily, now, only 8 or 9 hours after eating the DOC. Jeff agreed that this trance state was possible and could perhaps even lead to sleep.
So we parted ways, as he walked back to his place and I lay in bed.
.......
I regain consciousness and look at my clock. 3:00pm! What just happened? Had I slept? Huh. Well I really wasn't sure but it really felt like no time had passed, and I also felt somewhat refreshed and much more energetic. It was like I had slept, but I couldn't tell if I really had.
I also 'woke up' still tripping at a light ++ level, which is a very easy trip on DOC. I took a shower and enjoyed that, then took a quick drive to get some fast food because I was really deprived of food by that point, having only eaten a sandwich in the last day and a half. Or two. Or who knows.
I chowed down on my Burrito Supremes and watched some TV. Really not much to say, except that I remained tripping mildly until 10:30pm when I fell asleep until 1:00pm today.
Today I still feel a strong afterglow, from a mix of both DOC and LSD. After smoking grass I was lifted back to a very light ++ that was definitely remnants of the trip, not just because it was good weed
......
So, that's that. Back to back LSD > DOC. What a trip! Definitely no regrets with this one.
For the record, I preferred the LSD over the DOC, but not by much. If I had taken the DOC first I suspect it would have been much more intense because DOC does have a longer peak and overall duration than LSD, and there would have been a lot of overlap. But I do feel that any lingering LSD played a minor role on top of the peak DOC experience.
The DOC was more clear headed, but also more confusing because I had never tripped *like that* before. Definitely a lot of cool and strange phenomena going on in a DOC trip, and it definitely seems like a good drug and very nice to my body as well. However the LSD trip had an air of importance and perfection that the DOC did not quite have.
 Most other acid trips would have a hard time beating that DOC. It's not a contest though, although I thought of it that way at times during this extended trip... as it seems they can coexist very well with each other.
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Just Cause Factsheet - Ministry Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training ...
What Constitutes Just Cause? Following are some examples of what may constitute just cause: Theft;; Fraud and dishonesty;; Assault or harassment of .
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This Should Help Show Just How Big Grand Theft Auto V's Map ...
Nov 9, 2012 . This Should Help Show Just How Big Grand Theft Auto V's Map Might Be . Looks about half the size of Just Cause 2 then. Reply 2. klanky @ .
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Firing for dishonesty an introduction to just cause termination
Aug 13, 2012 . Theft is probably the most common example of employee dishonesty that ends in a successful termination for just cause. For example, .
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Dec 30, 2012 . 40:46. Watch Later Nerd³ Plays with Mods! Just Cause 2 Multiplayerby OfficialNerdCubed 727,036 views · 4:58. Watch Later GoPro Imperial .
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Dec 1, 2010 . Fraud and theft are examples of dishonesty. Not every act of dishonesty will give rise to Just Cause . For example, in Geluch v. Rosedale Golf .
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Mar 23, 2010 . While it's certainly not at the same level as Grand Theft Auto's prostitutes, Just Cause 2 doesn't stray away from sexuality either. Not only is .
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Mar 23, 2010 . Parents need to know that Just Cause 2 is like Grand Theft Auto on an island. This open "sandbox" game has you perform many missions, .
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It’s been one month since the last major release and we’ve made significant improvements to Jest since. In this major release we are updating the snapshot format we are using which will likely require snapshots to be updated when upgrading Jest. We don’t make these changes lightly and don’t expect this to happen often but we think it is necessary to improve the format from time to time.
Jest 16 features a new reporter interface that shows running tests as well as a live summary and a progress bar based on the estimated test runtime from previous test runs. We also improved the CLI output to work better with different color schemes. If there were test failures in a previous run, Jest will now always run those tests first to give useful signal to users as quickly as possible.
We also added a lot of new features which you may find useful:
--testNamePattern=pattern
or
-t <pattern>
option was added to filter tests from
the command line much like it.only
or fit
does
in tests.
jest <pattern>
is now case-insensitive to make it
easier to filter test files.
a
, o
, p
, q
or
enter
) to abort a test run and start a new one.
--bail
flag now also works in watch mode. Together with
running failed tests first, Jest’s watch mode will now feel
turbocharged!
jsx
extension.
jest.clearAllMocks
function was added to clear all mocks
in between tests.
moduleNameMapper
is
used.
--findRelatedTests <fileA> <fileB>
cli option
was added to run tests related to the specified files. This is
especially helpful as a pre-commit hook if you’d like to run tests only
on a specified set of files that have tests associated with them.
This is what Jest looks like when a test run is interrupted in watch mode:
Jest’s snapshot implementation was completely rewritten. The new version
of the jest-snapshot
package is now structured in a way that
allows for easier integration into other test runners and enables more
cool integrations like with
React Storybook. Jest doesn’t mark snapshots as obsolete in a file with skipped or
failing tests. We also made a number of changes to the snapshot format:
When upgrading to Jest 16, the diff might look similar to this one:
We finished the migration of Jasmine assertions to the new Jest matchers.
We added three new matchers: toBeInstanceOf
,
toContainEqual
and
toThrowErrorMatchingSnapshot
. We have more readable failure
messages for the spy/mock matchers toHaveBeenLastCalledWith
,
toHaveBeenCalledWith
, lastCalledWith
and
toBeCalledWith
. Now that we have rewritten all assertions and
separated them into their own package, we’ll be working on making them
standalone so they can be integrated into any test framework if you’d like
to use them outside of Jest.
We also added a bunch of aliases that were requested by the community. To
make Jest focus on a single test you can now use either
it.only
or test.only
or keep using
fit
; For skipping a test, it.skip
or
test.skip
are now available alongside of xit
;
finally to define a test as concurrent you can use
test.concurrent
which is useful in case your test accesses
network resources or databases.
Finally, if you’d like to overwrite the expect
global with a
different assertion library like chai,
this can now be done using the
setupTestFrameworkScriptFile
configuration option.
Over the last month lots of articles were written about Jest’s snapshot testing feature, how to migrate to Jest and how to get started writing tests. I also did a few live videos to explain how Jest and snapshot testing works:
A number of people wrote articles about snapshot testing. The most opinionated article that resonated with the Jest team was “Testing with Jest Snapshots: First Impressions”. Ben makes three great points in his blog post:
We highly recommend reading the entire blog post. Ben did a fantastic job explaining the reasons why we built snapshot testing. It’s important to point out that we didn’t introduce snapshot testing to replace all other forms of testing but rather as a way to enable engineers to write tests for code that they otherwise wouldn’t write tests for. It works well for things like React components, CLI output, error messages and many others but it doesn’t solve all problems. Jest’s goal is to provide many different ways to write effective tests without sacrificing performance or the project’s maintainability.
Other highlights about snapshot testing:
Redux itself now uses Jest and Max Stoiber wrote a tutorial on how to test code written with redux. There is also a great guide on how to write tests for MobX. If you are using create-react-app, Jest is now included by default. Kent C. Dodds created a ton of videos on egghead.io that will help you get started with Jest.
If you are using other test runners, Kenneth Skovhus built an awesome jest-codemods library that will automate the conversion for you. Codemods are awesome: they’ll allow you to quickly evaluate whether Jest will work for you. Give it a try!
The full changelog can be found on GitHub. Jest 16 was a true JavaScript community effort and the project now has more than 220 contributors. We thank each and every one of you for your help to make this project great.


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Alex Stetson, Daniel Oh, Dennis Li, Deven Bhuva<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>Project Description
TournamentBuzz is an application designed to facilitate the organization of tournaments. Current methods of organizing tournaments,
such as writing down a bracket on paper and pencil or using software such as IMLeagues are cluttered or inaccessible to smaller organizations.
Paper and pencil methods of organizing tournaments puts a large amount of effort on the organizer to manually sign teams up and organize the matches.
Additionally, this method restricts the viewing of the matches and scores to whoever has the papers, restricting access to the players and fans of the event.
Other online methods such as IMLeagues or IMTrack are either cluttered, slow, and riddled with advertisements or are very expensive,
restricting usability and access by smaller organizations. Our approach to this problem is a simple, flexible, and open-source solution that is cross platform
and easily accessible to organizations of all sizes. Our application will allow for players to sign up for tournaments, referees to manage and score them,
and spectators to view the tournaments and their scores and results.


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Gecode::Gist::NodeStatInspector Class Reference
Display information about nodes. More...
#include <nodestats.hh>
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| void | showStats (void) |
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| NodeStatInspector (QWidget *parent) | |
| void | node (const VisualNode::NodeAllocator &, VisualNode *n, const Statistics &stat, bool finished) |
| Update display to reflect information about n. |
Detailed Description
Display information about nodes.
Definition at line 53 of file nodestats.hh.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::Gist::NodeStatInspector::NodeStatInspector | ( | QWidget * | parent | ) |
Definition at line 44 of file nodestats.cpp.
Member Function Documentation
| void Gecode::Gist::NodeStatInspector::node | ( | const VisualNode::NodeAllocator & | na, | |
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Update display to reflect information about n.
Definition at line 105 of file nodestats.cpp.
| void Gecode::Gist::NodeStatInspector::showStats | ( | void | ) | [slot] |
Show this window and bring it to the front.
Definition at line 129 of file nodestats.cpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- gecode/gist/nodestats.hh (Revision: 13214)
- gecode/gist/nodestats.cpp (Revision: 11340)


ICCAT MSE
This site hosts work on some of the MSE using R being conducted by the SCRS
MSE involves a number of steps
- Identification of management objectives and mapping these into utility functions or statistical indicators of performance;
- Selection of hypotheses for the operating models (OMs) that serve as the simulated version of reality;
- Conditioning of the OMs using data and knowledge, and weighting of possible model hypotheses depending on their plausibility;
- Identifying candidate management strategies and coding these as MPs;
- Projecting the OMs forward in time using the MPs as a feedback controller, simulating the impact of management \citep{ramaprasad1983definition}; and
- identifying the elements of MPs that best meet management objectives.
Operating Models
There are various ways of developing OMs and the amount of knowledge, data requirements and complexity differs quite markedly depending on the type to be used. Basing an operating model on the current assessment model has arguably the lowest demands for knowledge and data. Although use of the assessment model as the operating model seems to imply that assessment models describe nature almost perfectly, if an MP cannot perform well when reality is as simple as implied by an assessment model, it is unlikely to perform adequately for more realistic representations of uncertainty.
Therefore in the development of MSE within ICCAT the 1st stage is to take the existing assessments as the OMs
Applications
North Atlantic Albacore
ICCAT has asked the SCRS to evaluate a Harvest Control Rule (HCR) for North Atlantic albacore using Management Strategy Evaluation, see http://iccat-mse.github.io/albn-mse.html for a summary.
Work started on the MSE in 2013 when advice was provided in the form of a HCR with target and limit reference points. This HCR was then simulation tested using an Operating Model (OM) based on Multifan-CL.
The code used to conduct the MSE is available from a public github repository, and uses the FLR libraries written in R.
The stock is to be reassessed in 2016 and in light of this new assessment the Commission shall review the results of the MSE conducted so far and make adjustments to the HCRs as required (Rec-015-04).
An Operating Model has been developed based on Multifan-CL, there is already an implicit Management Procedure (MP) based on a biomass dynamic model and a hockey stick Harvest Control Rule. and the OM has been used to simulate test the MP


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The PressureSensor structure stores raw and processed measurements for an altimeter. More...
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| uint8_t | iWhoAmI |
| sensor whoami | |
| bool | isEnabled |
| true if the device is sampling | |
| int32_t | iH |
| most recent unaveraged height (counts) | |
| int32_t | iP |
| most recent unaveraged pressure (counts) | |
| float | fH |
| most recent unaveraged height (m) | |
| float | fT |
| most recent unaveraged temperature (C) | |
| float | fmPerCount |
| meters per count | |
| float | fCPerCount |
| degrees Celsius per count | |
| int16_t | iT |
| most recent unaveraged temperature (counts) | |
The PressureSensor structure stores raw and processed measurements for an altimeter.
The PressureSensor structure stores raw and processed measurements, as well as metadata for a pressure sensor/altimeter.


Tableau Tutorial
If you would like to go straight into the visualization portion begin at STEP 11.
1. Download your Data Set onto your desktop
2. Open the file by clicking “Open a Workbook”
3. Once you click “Open a Workbook” it will take you to your Finder (where your files are stored) and select the data set you are going to use.
4. Select "Open"
5. Once the file is open you can filter various aspects of your data set for easier viewing. This is done by clicking the “Add” button under
“Filters” in the top right corner of the screen. After clicking “Add” you will be prompted to select what you want to filter.
6. For our data set, we chose to filter by year. Select your choice then click “Ok”.
7. You will then be prompted to select a range for the years.
8. Once you select your range click “Ok”.
9. You may then add another filter or select “Ok” again.
10. Your data is now filtered
If you would like to go straight into the visualization portion start here:
11. Now select the “Sheet 1” tab on the lower left of your screen. Here you can play around with your data with different organization styles.
12. For our data, we are going to create a Text Table so we can see the distribution of music across our filtered dates. We are going to
start with the Dimensions Box. Dimensions contain qualitative data, in our case, we will be using ‘Artist Name’ and ‘Track Name’ and
‘Year.’ First, we are going to drag ‘Year’ to the Filter and apply the range of dates from our original filter above.
13. We are then going to add ‘Artist Name’ and ‘Track Name’ to the rows. If this warning pops up, click Add All Members so we don’t lose any
data.This step allows us to see all of the tracks clustered together by their respective artist.
14. Next, you will add the ‘Year’ Dimension into the Column section. This allows us to see the distribution of different songs and artists. If we
scroll through, we can see any kind of patterns in grouping which allows us to ask questions and research into any thematic similarities between
any groups of songs.
15. Now to play around with your data more follow step number 11.
16. For this Sheet we are going to create a treemap. To do this we will select and drag the variables of your choice, in our case this will be “Artist Name” and “Number
of Records”, into the rows section.
17. Then select the “Treemap” image on the right side of the screen.
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To configurate the database, define a default connection in Application/Configurations/db_connections.php.
Example
use Attw\Db\Connection\PDOConnector; use Attw\Db\Collection as DBCollection; $dbcollection = DBCollection::getInstance(); $connector = new PDOConnector( 'mysql:host=localhost;dbname=test', 'user', 'pass' ); $dbcollection->add( 'Default', $connector );
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Mushrooms - P. cubensis, Cannabis & Alcohol
It all began on a Saturday night. With school draining most of my life, the weekends offered brief escape from stress, and in this case, reality. I was with four friends, M, R, C, and S. M's parents were away that weekend, so he offered to lend us his house to commence the drug effect. I started eating 6.0 grams of my dry mushrooms straight at about 8:00 PM, orally, into the mouth and swallowing (I cannot stand the taste of mushrooms). My other friends were looking forward to smoking marijuana for that night, so I was flying solo on mushrooms.
After sitting in his basement after the bag was finished, I felt the effects after 30-40 minutes. It did not start out visually but more mentally, affecting my thoughts, feelings, but mostly, my ambitions. My friends had finished hollowing out their cigarettes and packing it with weed by the time I was ready. We then decided to leave the house, which I did not mind, realizing that M had let us use his house, and we must respect that. I was willing to go so M drove to a vacant baseball diamond where we headed up to the announcers booth. It was R's first experience on marijuana, so I didn't know what to expect, and my mind was full of wonder for what the future would bring.
We had almost finished all of the 4 marijuana cigarettes that we were passing around when we decided to leave the announcers box and relocate. We then moved to a nearby 'grassy' hill. We sat smoking and waiting, talking with the occasional laugh. For some reason, I was full with paranoia, but moreso a feeling of getting nowhere. This is where the night turned extremely frightening and I learned that bad company is not an option while on shrooms. My friends had suspected people of coming over the hill, so we needed to start moving. I was aware of no people, and I wish I had been the first to see them.
My friend, R, who was high for his first time, got up and started running. Not so long after, the rest of us got up, and bolted across and around the diamond, running away from people. Many times while running I yelled 'Who are we running from?!' just to get a reply from R along the line of 'The Cops'. I was instantly terrified and I was running as fast as I could away from something. We reached the vehicle, and I was relieved that it was over, no one else in sight. We hop in, I'm sitting middle back seat, and anxious as a schoolboy on his first day of school. The sudden change from danger to safety eased my mind like never before. I had good vibes.
We then drove to a fast food place, where M, R, and C went in to get something to eat. I had remained in the car with S, knowing that I could not act normal in the least bit. The drugs must have started peaking while we were waiting because my sense of time was completely lost. I sat and watched the same worker come and wash windows, paranoid that she was spying on us, waiting for the police to take us away. Every second that ticked by seemed like a minute. My expectations of my friends to be in and out depleted.  Everything was happening at once, but more different than ever before. Every car that stopped, I gazed at, making sure they weren't approaching our vehicle.
I tried talk to S, asking him 'What's going on?' He would just giggle a little and resume tripping out. He attempted to explain to me that everything was alright. All my mind would process were words that did not appeal to me. It filtered out everything positive and left me with words that led to bad vibes and anxiety. I made an attempt to hold a decent conversation with S, but everytime he tried talking I would cut him off by yelling 'Shut Up! I don't want to talk to you, don't talk to me. I need to be away from everyone, from everything, in a box... away'... and it would repeat, me attempting to spark conversation, then lashing out. I felt as if I had no control.
After X minutes had gone by, I saw my three other friends emerge from the building. No emotion change. They got in the car and opened their food to eat. It disgusted me of how everyone ate, bad manners, everything. I became very critical of my surroundings. I decided that I would then ask my other three friends what was actually happening around us. R got instantly freaked after I said 'Are the cops around?' and he replied 'They're coming to the vehicle!' Never been more scared. It wasn't a joke, and no one took the time to stop eating and set it straight.
I sat back, in disbelief that everything around me was actually plainer than I could notice before. I fell into a trance with my eyes closed. The mental trip was taking effect, stronger than ever. I felt as though my thoughts had left me. I had no thought processes at all. My body lay limp, I 'saw' myself dead, just brain matter, nothing more, no thoughts. It scared me, but at the same time, I didn't want to leave it, because I knew that I couldn't. I sat there, head back, thinking of death, thinking that I was dead, but I wasn't even thinking. Then I had an image, of bodies lying on top of each other, with a cross stuck in them, burning, something was burning.
I jolted out of the 'dream' back to reality where the music was playing loudly as we cruised. The good vibes started coming, but I then again, slipped into another trance, same 'thoughts and visuals'. No knowledge of the happenings around me, but it didn't matter because I 'thought' that I was actually dead. I cannot express the 'thought' because I didn't think it, but realized when I regained conscienceness.
The music pounding, I jolted awake again. I think I murmured something to S, who was beside me. I thought I was yelling at him and cursing. So when I took control of my body, I tried to say sorry to him, assuming that I was cussing at him. My attempts were drowned out by the techno music blaring. I then got back into a state of mind I could deal with, mentally, emotionally, and physically.
We turned onto a rural, gravel road when out of nowhere, C, who was sitting to my left, started throwing up in his hands, and projecting it everywhere in the car. After realizing what was going on, M pulled the car over. He had gotten it in his hair. C was drinking rum earlier and it got back to him in time. We all exited the car, in absolute dismay. Covered in vomit, all over the vehicle, the night was a mess. I continued swearing at C but taking it more lightly than normal, as if I was preparing for the worst and I was ready for it.
From there on, we drove back to M's house, the worst was past us and we had SNL: Best of Mike Myers waiting for us, so we got washed up, watched it and all passed out, one by one. Weird night, many emotions, I'll try it again soon.
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Standard Effects
DefleMask uses Protracker's standard MOD effect enumeration. Like other trackers, however, the speed and behavior of the commands can be processed differently.
Remember that the current system can change how effects are processed.
In order to learn more about the changes and new effects available on a desired system, you will need to check that system's category in this manual.
Effects list
0xy - Arpeggio
1xx - Portamento up
2xx - Portamento down
3xx - Portamento to note
4xy - Vibrato
5xy - Portamento to note and volume slide
6xy - Vibrato and volume slide
7xy - Tremolo
8xx - Panning
9xx - Set Speed Value 1
Axy - Volume Slide
Bxx - Position Jump
Cxx - Retrig
Dxx - Pattern Break
Exx - Extended Commands
Fxx - Set Speed Value 2
0xy - Arpeggio
This effect changes the pitch of the note rapidly, with the speed of this note pitch change being set by the Arpeggio Speed selector. You can create 3 different pitches, the first one is the base note, the second one is note + x semitones, and the third one is note + y semitones. The effect will work until the effect is turned off by setting xy to 00.
1xx - Portamento Up
This effect will change the frequency by adding the xx value on each tick. In other words, value xx defines speed of the portamento. The effect will continue until it is turned off by setting xx to 00.
2xx - Portamento Down
This effect will change the frequency by subtracting the xx value on each tick. In other words, value xx defines speed of the portamento. The effect will continue it is turned off by setting xx to 00.
3xx - Porta to note
This effect will change the frequency of the previous note to the new note with a speed of xx.
The effect will continue until a new note is triggered, it reaches the pitch of the second note, or the effect is turned off by setting xy to 00.
4xy - Vibrato
Sine vibrato, changes frequency up and down with specified depth and speed. Value x defines speed of the vibrato. 1 is minimum speed, F is maximum speed. Value y defines depth of the vibrato. Maximum depth is a full note.
The effect will continue until the effect is turned off by setting xy to 00.
5xy - Portamento to note and volume slide
Continues previous 3xx effect and combine the result with a volume slide that works like Axy effect.
6xy - Vibrato and volume slide
Continues previous 4xx effect and combine the result with a volume slide that works like Axy effect.
7xy - Tremolo
Similar to the vibrato, but changes the volume amplidude instead of the pitch. Value x for speed, and y value for depth.
8xx - Panning
Panning will change the sound output of the channel to the right or the left speakers, normally it is 0x01 right, 0x10 left, and 0x11 both. However, some systems have different stereo behavior. You will need to check these individually.
9xx - Set Speed Value 1
This command will set the playback speed 1 dinamically.


Class: Collection
| Defined in: | src/fire-collection.coffee |
Overview
Base class for Collection
Refer to Collection#constructor
Direct Known Subclasses
Instance Method Summary
- # (promise) $loaded() Override angularfire $loaded to load the includes of the association items
- # (this) $include(includes) Set the includes asocciated with the association item
- # (promise) $next(pageSize) move the caret of a scrollable readonly ref
- # (promise) $prev(pageSize) move the caret of a scrollable readonly ref
- # (void) $$init(baseRef, cb) initialise a Collection calling $firebaseArray constructor on a firebase reference which defaults to the passed reference
- # (resource) $$added(snap) Angularfire hook overrided to retreiece the targetted class instances based
- # (void) $$updated(snap) Angularfire hook overrided to prevent collision between instances and foreign key updates Disable foreign key update while instances updates are handled on their own
- # (Resource) $getRecord(key)
- # (String) $keyAt(instance)
- # (integer) $indexFor(key)
- # (void) $watch(cb, {context})
Constructor Details
#
(Array)
constructor(targetClass, cb)
Constructor of Collection
Examples:
default reference ({Resource.$ref})
new Collection User
custom reference, after the init callback has been called the association instance is considered alive,
new Collection User, (baseRef, init) ->
init(new Firebase.util.Scroll(baseRef, 'sortingProp')).$next(10)
#
# calling $next allow the association to start loading the 10 first instances
#
Instance Method Details
#
(promise)
$loaded()
Override angularfire $loaded to load the includes of the association items
#
(this)
$include(includes)
Set the includes asocciated with the association item
#
(promise)
$next(pageSize)
move the caret of a scrollable readonly ref
#
(promise)
$prev(pageSize)
move the caret of a scrollable readonly ref
#
(void)
$$init(baseRef, cb)
initialise a Collection calling $firebaseArray constructor on a firebase reference which defaults to the passed reference
#
(resource)
$$added(snap)
Angularfire hook overrided to retreiece the targetted class instances based
#
(void)
$$updated(snap)
Angularfire hook overrided to prevent collision between instances and foreign key updates Disable foreign key update while instances updates are handled on their own
#
(Resource)
$getRecord(key)
#
(String)
$keyAt(instance)
#
(integer)
$indexFor(key)
#
(void)
$watch(cb, {context})