Class meetings (expected to be in person, pending any University
policy changes) will be Mondays and Wednesday, 3:30pm - 4:45pm in
Maury Hall 209.
We’ll be putting more information here about the course as the start
of the semester approaches. For now, you can see what the course was
like last year from this website (including the syllabus from the Fall
2020 course: Fall 2020
Syllabus). You can also see the
Fall 2019 course, which was the
previous (pre-Covid) version of the course. The design of the Fall
2021 course is not set yet, but it will most likely be a combination
of aspects of the previous (lockdown) semesters, and what we did for
the last in-person version (Fall 2019).
Week 12 is now posted - see the Week 12 page for the
details.
Please read the Week 12 guide early, since it is different from
previous weeks and you need to decide on how you want to partition
your cohort for this by the date of your Week 11 write-up deadline.
In general, we’re pleased with the responses on the peer evaluation
surveys, and it is clear that most students have respect for and are
valuing the interactions with their cohortmates. But, one thing we’ve
heard from some of your peer evaluation surveys, and also felt
ourselves, is the difficulty forming a connected community in this
on-line environment.
Groups that knew each other and were used to working together
pre-pandemic usually were able to move to on-line environments fairly
well, and the personal connections already established in the easier
in-person environment translate to the on-line environment. I’ve seen
similar things in comparing groups that have nearly all of their
interactions on-line but have one or two in-person meetings a year, to
ones that never meet in person. Without the in-person meetings, the
level of familiarity and comfort that comes from feeling like you know
who someone is are very hard to attain.
This makes the challenge of forming a community with your cohort,
which for most of you is with people you have never met in person,
especially difficult (and perhaps exaccerbated by the additional
stress you might feel about being graded during the assessed cohort
meetings, although we really don’t want this to be stressful).
Which meeting would you rather be in?
One thing that is a big factor in how well group video meetings work
is correlated with having cameras on. From the now thousands of group
on-line meetings we’ve been, with groups ranging from 3 up to several
hundred people, the biggest thing that seems to impact the quality of
the meeting is whether or not most people have their cameras on. I’ve
(Dave) seen similar things from observing my daughter’s classes and
activities — some require everyone to have their camera on all
the time, others do not allow anyone to turn their camera on. There
are very good justifications for each of these policies, but the
cameras-off meetings lead to stale, non-interactive environments,
where no one forms any connections.
Having cameras on allows interactions that aren’t possible with audio
only — mid-meeting high fives, playing rock-paper-scissors,
raising hands, showing interest, showing confusion, showing pets,
celebration dances, etc. Video also helps make people seem like
humans, not just voices in the ethernet.
That said, we don’t want to require or pressure anyone to turn their
camera on during the cohort meetings, and as we said at the beginning
of the
course,
we don’t want anyone pressuring your cohortmates to turn cameras
on. There are lots of “good” reasons why someone would decide to
keep their camera off, such as:
Not having an adequate and private place to use to join the meeting and being worried about things that might be seen in your background.
Being anxious about how you look on camera, or fearing that people will judge your ideas differently if they can see you (we really hope this would not happen with people in our class, but that doesn’t make the fear of it less valid, especially when it does happen in lots of other environments).
Not having enough bandwidth to have good audio and video at the same time and prioritizing audio.
Not having a working camera.
But, there are also lots of “bad” reasons why people prefer to keep their cameras off during a meeting:
Not wanting to reveal if you are falling asleep, distracted, bored, or confused. (All of these are important visual clues for the other people in the meeting that, although not always pleasant to see, are very valuable to know.)
Wanting to be able to only partially engage in the meeting, and to be able to do other things without being noticed. We sympathize with this reason for many meetings we attend, but for the cohort meetings we really want everyone to be fully engaged and participating, even during times when others are speaking.
Wanting to be able to “hide” and lurk in a meeting, without contributing to it.
Not wanting to be the first one in the meeting with a camera on. This is a tough one, and understandable, but also the reason why small group meetings that start with about half of the people with cameras on, tend to devlolve into meetings with no cameras on. It feels awkward to be the only one in a meeting with camera on since it seems like everyone is looking at you and you have no one to look at. But, try and stick it out and hope that if you do, others will join. We would also suggest that there is a way to encourage others to turn on their cameras without pressuring any individual to do so: “If I turn on my camera, will anyone join me?”
It isn’t possible for us, or your cohortmates, to distinguish between the “good” and “bad” reasons you might not be willing to have your camera on. On the other hand, my guess is the vast majority of students who have their cameras off, it is for a “bad” reason not a “good” one.
We don’t want anyone to feel any individual pressure to turn their
camera on since we know some people do have valid reasons not to. But,
we hope that people who are turning their camera off for “bad”
reasons, will consider that although it is an immediate sacrifice
personally to turn on your camera, it is a community benefit that
will, in the long run end up being a personal benefit also.


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From Aegisub Manual
The select lines tool is useful for finding and selecting all lines in the script that matches certain criteria. This can be useful from a number of things ranging from deleting all comment lines to finding all lines said by a certain actor. The tool can be found in the Subtitles menu -> Select lines.
Contents |
Match
These controls what criteria will be used for selecting the lines.
- Match or Doesn't match - Controls whether a "positive" or "negative" matching is done. If you use match, all lines that does match the criteria will be considered matching. If you use doesn't match, all lines that does not match the criteria will be considered matching.
- Match case - Controls case sensitivity, i.e. if the tool should care about the difference between lower and upper case or not.
- Exact match - Matches the lines that matches the given string exactly.
- Contains - Matches the lines that contains the given string.
- Regular Expression match - Treats the string as a regular expression or "regex", and matches if said expression matches. For a regular expressions tutorial, try reading the perlretut manual page or googling. For a reference of the exact syntax supported by Aegisub, see the wxWidgets regular expressions reference page.
In field
This option controls what field of each line will be used for the matching mentioned above. Possible alternatives are:
- Text - the main text field
- Style - the style field
- Actor - the actor field
- Effect - the effect field
Match dialogues/comments
Here, you can choose if you want to select from comment lines, dialogue lines or both.
Action
Decides what the tool should do with the lines that matches the given criteria. You can choose between:
- Set selection - Your current selection will be discarded and all lines in the script matching the criteria will be selected instead.
- Add to selection - Adds all lines in the script that matches the criteria to your current selection.
- Subtract from selection - Deselects all currently selected lines that match the criteria.
- Intersect with selection - Does the inverse of subtract from selection. That is to say, all lines in the current selection that matches the criteria are kept selected, but everything else is deselected.


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| ActionEventRouter |
Generic class to forward action events onto central handler. |
| ChangeDatabaseHandler |
The user has typed into the host, port etc database fields,
so we clear off the ensembl-db list selected ensembl-db. |
| ClearSeqRegionsHandler |
The user has selected a new coordinate system, so I flush the known seq-regions
and update. |
| Controller |
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| EventHandler |
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| EventRouter |
Generic class to forward any old events onto central handler. |
| FindCoordSystemsHandler |
Find the coord systems (with their versions concatenated on) for the user
to choose from. |
| FindEnsemblDatabaseNamesHandler |
Find the coord systems (with their versions concatenated on) for the user
to choose from |
| FindSeqRegionsHandler |
Find the coord systems (with their versions concatenated on) for the user
to choose from |
| HideShowAnnotationsHandler |
Declare the types panel (as represented by the model) to be either
showing or not, and refresh! |
| HideShowDatabasesHandler |
Declare the types panel (as represented by the model) to be either
showing or not, and refresh! |
| HideShowLocationsHandler |
Declare the types panel (as represented by the model) to be either
showing or not, and refresh! |
| HideShowOptionsHandler |
Declare the options panel (as represented by the model) to be either
showing or not, and refresh! |
| HideShowTypesHandler |
Declare the types panel (as represented by the model) to be either
showing or not, and refresh! |
| KeyEventRouter |
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| LoadSeqRegionByHistoryHandler |
The user has selected a seq-region from the location history dropdown. |
| PopupRouter |
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| ReadHandler |
Ask the Controller to make the view do a read. |
| SelectNewEnsemblDatabaseHandler |
Handle stuff when a new ensembldb is selected - in this case finding new
total feature counts, and resetting the 'isInitialised' flags for the type-specific counts. |
| SelectSeqRegionHandler |
The user has selected a new seq-region. |
| ShowAbInitioCountsByTypeHandler |
Check to see if our dna-protein align counts have already been initialised. |
| ShowDitagFeatureCountsByTypeHandler |
Check to see if our dna-protein align counts have already been initialised. |
| ShowDnaDnaAlignCountsByTypeHandler |
Check to see if our dna-protein align counts have already been initialised. |
| ShowDnaProteinAlignCountsByTypeHandler |
Check to see if our dna-protein align counts have already been initialised. |
| ShowGeneCountsByTypeHandler |
Check to see if our gene counts have already been initialised. |
| ShowSimpleFeatureCountsByTypeHandler |
Check to see if our dna-protein align counts have already been initialised. |
| UpdateHandler |
Ask the Controller to make the view do a read. |
| UseSeqRegionLocationHandler |
The user has typed into the stable id field, so we clear out
the seq-region information they might have entered. |
| UseStableIDLocationHandler |
The user has typed into the stable id field, so we clear out
the seq-region information they might have entered. |


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SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating: 8.5 out of 10 (A-, *** out of ****)
Date Released: 6/25/93 Running Length: 1:45 Rated: PG (Mature themes, language)
Starring: Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan, Ross Malinger, Bill Pullman, Rosie O'Donnell Director: Nora Ephron Producer: Gary Foster Screenplay: Nora Ephron, David S. Ward, and Jeff Arch Music: Marc Shaiman Released by TriStar Pictures
Eight-year old Jonah Baldwin (Ross Malinger) misses his mother, who died eighteen months ago from cancer. More than that, however, he recognizes that his father Sam (Tom Hanks) is desperately lonely. So, on Christmas Eve, Jonah calls up a radio talk-show psychologist and asks for help. Forced onto the phone by his son and identified as "Sleepless in Seattle," Sam reluctantly (at first) opens up and talks about his love for his dead wife and the things that made her special. Across the country in Baltimore, Annie Reed (Meg Ryan) is listening to the syndicated program, and Sam's testimonial of love brings tears to her eyes. Even though she is engaged to Walter (Bill Pullman), Annie begins to wonder what it would be like to meet Sam, even going so far as to be one of thousands to write a letter to him. But when circumstances conspire to make an assignation possible, the question is whether either Sam or Annie will have the courage to follow the signs that fate has shown to them.
There are those who will claim that SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE is too corny, with sugar-coated cuteness filling in for the lack of a strong plot. And, while they have a point, there's something that the cynics are missing--it's meant to be that way. By its own admission, this film is intended to be a throwback to the screen romances of the past (AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER in particular, which is cited numerous times, and borrowed from explicitly and implicitly). Anyone going to see SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE expecting a tale of stark modern life has walked into the wrong theater. This is a timeless, dreamy fantasy whose mood falls somewhere between magic and reality.
Coincidence is the backbone of Nora Ephron's story, wending its way through the plot with uncanny repetitiveness. Skillfully, however, the script turns to its advantage what could have been a major hindrance to the audience's suspension of disbelief. The concept of destiny is an important element to all that transpires. At the beginning of the film, Annie is a realist who dismisses the idea of a supernatural sign as nothing more than a random occurrence. By the end of SLEEPLESS, she has become a firm believer in fate. Considering the unusual nature of the bond she develops with Sam, how could she not?
While this is a thoroughly enjoyable movie, especially amidst the burgeoning tide of action/adventure summer fare, it is not without flaws. The character of Walter, although nicely played by Bill Pullman, is superfluous. His inclusion is meant to say something about Annie's life and personality but, as the movie progresses, he becomes more of a hindrance and annoyance than an asset. His purpose is never clearly delineated and the too-neat resolution of this subplot is lacking in believability.
Then there's Annie's family. The dinner scene with them near the beginning of the movie is pointless, with the attempts at humor coming across as weak and unfunny. Little of value is revealed about any character. Apparently what we're supposed to learn is how quirky Annie's relatives are and how this has impacted on her personality, but the way the scene is played, the result is only partially achieved. It's not that this part of the movie is unpleasant, but it doesn't seem to belong, and the cutting-room floor might have been a more appropriate place for it to reside.
The ending is a little abrupt, but not in a bad sense. It's usually a positive trait of a film to keep the audience hungry at the conclusion. We want to see a little more--perhaps just a crumb to nibble on--even though it's clear that the story has reached its natural conclusion. More often than not, as is the case in SLEEPLESS, this is an indication that the characters have been well-defined and deftly portrayed.
Tom Hanks, who is frequently chosen for parts that demand energy and verve, does an excellent job in a subdued role. It's easy enough to make the widower into a cliche, but Mr. Hanks' heartfelt performance, combined with an intelligent script, have avoided that. Instead of a person lifted from stock, we are given a man we can accept and whose grief we can sympathize with.
Meg Ryan has a less challenging role and, compared to what she did in PRELUDE TO A KISS (where she had to play the old man in a young woman's body), there's nothing noteworthy about what she does. She's a likable actress who is fine for the part, but she has far fewer "moments" than Mr. Hanks.
The supporting actors are effective. Rosie O'Donnell and newcomer Ross Malinger manage to steal their share of scenes. Bill Pullman, despite being saddled with a poorly-developed character, manages to make an impression (sort of like in NEWSIES). Rob Reiner and Rita Wilson (Tom Hanks' real-life wife) have small parts.
SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE has been billed as a "romantic comedy," but the accent is more on romance than humor. Comic moments are kept to a minimum, and there are only a couple of openly funny scenes (one involves a comparison of "male" and "female" movies--AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER versus THE DIRTY DOZEN).
As an antidote to the summer doldrums and an alternative to dinosaurs, rock-climbing, and last action heroes, SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE is perfect. While lacking the unfettered charm and exuberance of Kenneth Branagh's MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, this film is enjoyable in its own right, not to mention more easily accessible. Lovers will probably enjoy this a fraction better than singles, but there's more than enough in SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE to cause the edges of just about everyone's lips to curl upwards.
Oh, one more gripe. Brooks Robinson, while unquestionably a great baseball player, is not (as this film claims) the lone choice for best third baseman of all time. Of equal, if not greater, stature is a man by the name of Mike Schmidt.
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Download ZIP Go to GitHub page Found a problem?The analog time picker has no external dependencies. You'll just need to add the following lines to your HTML to start using the analog time picker component.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="analogtimepicker.min.css">

<input type="text" id="time">

Initializes a time picker. If the element supplied is an
<input>
, the time picker will be created in a popup
shown when the user starts to edit the <input>
.
Otherwise, the element will be a container for the time picker.
var container = document.getElementById('timepicker');
var picker = new AnalogTimePicker(container);
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picker.getHour()
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picker.setHour(12)
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picker.getMinute()
Sets the currently selected minute to the specified number.
picker.setMinute(59)
Gets whether the time picker is currently set to pick an hour or a minute. The returned value is 'hour' or 'minute'.
picker.getMode()
Sets whether the time picker should be set to pick an hour or a minute.
picker.setMode('hour')
Reveals the popup.
picker.showPopup()
Hides the popover.
picker.hidePopup()
Specify a function to call when an event of the specified type is triggered.
picker.addEventListener('timechange', function() {
console.log('hour: ' + this.getHour() + ' minute: ' + this.getMinute());
})
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picker.removeEventListener('timechange', previouslyAddedListener)
| Event Type | Description |
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| timechange | This event is fired when the user has picked a new time. |
| modechange | This event is fired when the user has switched to hour picking mode or minute picking mode. |
| popupshow | This event is fired when the popup has been made visible to the user. |
| popuphide | This event is fired when the popup has been hidden from the user. |
picker.addEventListener('timechange', function() {
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: What the Cubs Mean to Me author: display_name: Luke Jett login: Luke email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Luke author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 10344 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=10344 date: '2014-08-08 11:56:01 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-08-08 16:56:01 +0000' categories: - Cubs fans tags: [] comments: - id: 12256 author: Lynn Tooley author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2014-08-08 14:37:30 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-08-08 19:37:30 +0000' content: Wow, that was wonderful and bright tears to my eyes. What a great tribute to a fantastic lady. - id: 12259 author: Ivy Envy author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-08-08 12:02:43 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-08-08 17:02:43 +0000' content: My grandmother took me to my first Cubs game 24 years ago today. We lost her last February and Luke, I think we are lucky to have had some wonderful women (that also happened to be Cubs fans) in our lives. - id: 12260 author: Dawn Strand author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-08-08 12:42:08 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-08-08 17:42:08 +0000' content: This is such a lovely tribute.  These are my favorite Cubs fan stories because it shows how something as simple as baseball can bond people together in very important relationships. After 2003, I stepped away from the Cubs for a few years. But then I had a son with autism, who became absolutely obsessed with the Cubs and with baseball. It reawakened my passion for the game and the team, and it's been the best source of bonding between me and him for the past 6 years. Baseball is so much more than "just a game". I'm sorry you lost your grandmother, Luke, but how wonderful you've had those moments with her. There's going to be a lot of celebrating in heaven from a lot of Cubs fans when those boys finally win the series...God Bless... - id: 12261 author: Jayne Fineran author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-08-08 16:00:36 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-08-08 21:00:36 +0000' content: So sweet. Maybe the grandmas will have an Ivy Eny meet-up and brag on their caring and talented grandsons that they are watching over. Prayers for you and your family. - id: 12272 author: Jake Justen author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2014-08-08 20:45:21 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-08-09 01:45:21 +0000' content: I totally lost it when he said his grandma muted the TV and listened to Pat and Ron on the radio. My grandma did the same thing! I'll always remember that. My prayers are with you, Luke. - id: 12300 author: nancykociss1 author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2014-08-11 17:36:58 +0000' date_gmt: '2014-08-11 22:36:58 +0000' content: Very well said Luke. Your Grandma was indeed a special lady. Always a smile on her face when she spoke of you and Megan. You will miss her immensely, but your sweet memories of her will help you through it. You have grown into a very nice young man and I know she is very proud of you now and always. ---
Everyone who reads this site or listens to the Ivy Envy podcast can relate to the fact that they would consider themselves die hard Cubs fans. The obvious, and somewhat over used, phrase, "The Cubs are in my DNA," can get misunderstood. For me, this phrase is perfect. This past week, my Grandmother passed away, taking her love for the Cubs with her.
She meant the world to me, in every sense. Aside from spoiling her grand-kids, myself and my sister, my Grandma taught me there are only a few important things in this world: family, love, and the Cubs. She did love the Bulls, but the Cubs were tops. I have gained many great personality qualities from my Grandma and being a Cubs fan is my favorite.
I would go over to my grandparents house almost every night. Naturally, the Cubs played every night so I began a routine that I continued for years after. Dinner would be served around 5:00 where our family would gather together and talk about our days. These talks usually included Cubs rumors, game recap from the day before, or just Cubs talk in general.
After dinner, I would watch the pregame show with my Grandpa in his room. As the game started, my Grandma would come in and watch the game. We would always turn off the TV Broadcasters and have Pat Hughes and Ron Santo describe the game to us in a way only they could.
My Grandma and I adored Ron and always laughed at all of the fun comments he would say. After I got cleaned up, it was time for bed, but the game wasn't over yet. So my Grandma thought of a solution; she bought me a small radio that I would put under my pillow so I could listen to the game and fall asleep.
Up until my Grandma's cancer took the worst toll on her, she would always send me texts during the games we couldn't watch together. They would usually say, "Awesome play Starlin," or, "Jake is doing great," and they meant the world to me.
I can remember one time the Cubs played the Astros in 2007 during the playoff push. I listened to the exciting end to the game, Dempster getting a 3-6-1 double play with the bases loaded to preserve the one run victory. I ran out to tell my Grandma and she was already up, watching the game and waiting for me to come out and celebrate with her. That is just who she was and how she taught me to be.
Last Saturday, she passed away after an 18 month battle with lung cancer. My heart was broken and all I could think about was the last words that I told her. Hours before she entered into rest, I said my final goodbye. I told her, "I love you. And tell Ronnie I said hi."
Every time I watch the Cubs now, I know she is sitting with me watching. All the good times, and certainly the bad times, she will be there. As I go to Wrigley for the first time today since her passing, I can't wait to see the crowd and know she is looking down on me.


Welcome to velocyto.py!¶
Velocyto is a library for the analysis of RNA velocity.
Velocyto includes a command line tool and an analysis pipeline
Warning
This documentation page refers to an alpha (0.9.10) version of the software. Use at your own risk. Please report issues on our Github page.


So, I was tasked with removing proxy settings from Firefox because of Webroot Desktop Proxy. Removing them from the %Programfiles% directory was easy, the hard part was the user prefs.js. Anyways, here’s a little script I created to remove Proxy settings and set them to No Proxy.
cd /D “%APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles" cd *.default set ffile=%cd% type “%ffile%\prefs.js” | findstr /v “user_pref(“network.proxy.type”, 2);">"%ffile%\prefs_.js” type “%ffile%\prefs.js” | findstr /v “user_pref(“network.proxy.type”, 0);">"%ffile%\prefs_.js” ren “prefs.js” “prefs_.
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Objectives
Our Mission Purpose
Centralised Research Database
Meet the demand for open access institutional repository and offer a central database for comprehensive research informations.
Showcasing research
To synchronize and showcase NIT Durgapur's research activities and to encourage more youth into it.
Ease for students
To provide students with an easy,intuitive and personalized web interface for facilitating access to informations of relevance and interests.
Efficient administration
To smoothen the administrative workflow and enhance the impact of NIT Durgapur's research outputs.
Why choose us?
The only dedicated research related jobsapp of NIT Durgapur.
Open for All
Both professors and scholars can view each other's area of interests.
Easy & compact design
A very user-friendly interface for easy access to all the services.
Regular Updates
No chance of missing anything important from us.
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From idea to installment, meet the people behind it!
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The official IEEE Student Branch of National Institute of Technology Durgapur
IEEE SB NIT Durgapur is a society which aims to promote research related activities among the youth of the campus. The society as a group comprises of keen researchers, spellbinding speakers, creative designers and enthusiastic and hardworking members.
Who are we?
We are a direct handshake to IEEE, an international organization which every year gives innovative brains worldwide a chance to come forward with their ideas for societal change and present it to the world.
What we do?
IEEE Student Branch organizes number of events that help students learn and innovate.The events includes seminars, workshops, Ideathons(which helps young minds help know how they can brainstorm innovative ideas and how to implement them realistically) etc.
Why we do it?
We have always believed in the potential and power of young minds and thus encourages the students to aim for the stars. We plant the seeds of research enthusiasm in the green minds so they can nurture it into a fruitful tree. We believe knowledge is the key to revolution.
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We conduct various events,workshops and seminars in NIT Durgapur which are very helpful for creating an environment for research based activities across the campus.
Some of our activities includes:
- Demystifying the world of research
- Internship bootcamp
- Ideathon
- Self Driving Vehicle Workshop (SDV)
- MATLAB Mastery Course
- Art of Scientific Writing
We will continue to do things which creates an active and developmental environment for all the researchers


Tucked into a bay just where the Venezuelan coast turns SE. Anchored here near the manggroves, it is an amazing sight at dusk to watch thousands upon thousands of birds of all types (scarlet ibis, green parrots, pelicans, herons, cormorants and white egrets) return from a day's foraging.
Position 10°31.7'N, 66°05.9'W.
The port captain's office is about a mile away from the yacht club.
There is a protected anchorage outside the yacht club marina.
The marina is a private one and does not normally accomodate visitors.
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There was one point I remember I got stuck during kata. The excercise was JS Gradebook. In the excerise you were given data which included student names and separately their scores/grades. What you had to do, was use your knowledge of Javascript to manipulate the given data, and add to a gradebook. The gradebook has to be a separate object or group of data.
I got stuck on the first few tasks, and I realised because I started too complex. I tried to find the most effective way to write the program, with the least amount of code. Ended up using up too much time. Which made me feel so frustrated. So I back-tracked and started again keeping it simple, solving through the error messages. I learned that it was better to make the program work first, and then refactor afterwards.
This excercise was the very last kata exercise involing 'Built-in Methods'. The function I had to write was called 'deBee'. I felt like because it was the last one, I had built up enough momentum, and confidence through practice. Enough so, that my Pseudocode felt more natural, as I knew all the steps that I needed to take. Even if I didn't know what methods to use.
This made me feel very capable and I feel like all these hours of hard work and practice was worth it. I learned that through practice, and doing something every day brings confidence in myself and my abilities.
Feel very capable and confident. My go-to.
It 'gets the ball rolling' or 'gets the party started' up to you hehe
To be honest I haven't tried this out yet. Still nervous to do when around others lol (I study in a shared space.)
Very helpful. Its a good start to point me in the right direction.
Yes, this is basicly my eyes. This is where I get to experiment.
Love it.... if you know what you're looking for.
It will get easier once I meet everyone in person.
Feel more confident now, after a few video calls.
I'm just going to trust this process. I mean I haven't been actively thinking if improving my reflections process helps or not. But I feel like it helps.


with imaginary cat on my lap, i am eager to puzzle myself as i plan and design an interface that easily delivers the content needed by the user.
i lead the publication division team, from doing research for graphic elements used in publications to painting traditional billboard.
ippdig itb annual elections are internal affair project in ippdig itb. i lead, make decisions, and produce the branding and its outcomes together with the team.
another internal affairs of itb, this time i am one of the brand designer. user research, design thinking, brainstorm, sketching until producing the finale product.
oskm itb is annual student orientation of bandung institute of technology. together with the team, i brainstorm and uses mythology to design logo for the event and its committee.
2016 - present.
2020 - present. 1 of 4 course finished: visual elements of user interface design
on pc? this portfolio.
on phone? that portfolio.


Painted Desert [av73], desert, in Imperia, wilderness
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Painted Desert [av73], desert, in Imperia, wilderness
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2: Pleasure Sloop [v5n], ship, 30 hulls, 1 rowing port, 90 sails, arrived
2: from Ocean [av74], owner:
2: Dorothy [v1b], Pen, with one peasant, 94 sailors
2: Apollo [b5e], Imperial Empire, with 63 lt. xbowmen,
2: accompanied by:
2: Lutra [a4w], Imperial Empire, with 13 paladins, 40 pikemen
2: Hera [g3f], Imperial Empire, with 20 soldiers, 40 pikemen
2: Thor [r4g], Imperial Empire, with ten soldiers, 39 pikemen
2: Eos [a2t], Imperial Empire, with ten workers, 48 lt. xbowmen
2: Khaki Blazer [w4j], Imperial Empire, with 17 soldiers,
2: seven pikemen, 35 lt. foot
2: Banian [e7n], Imperial Empire, count, the High Priest of the
2: Church of Eres [151], with five soldiers, ten angels
3: Pleasure Sloop [v5n], ship, 30 hulls, 1 rowing port, 90 sails,
3: departed for Ocean [aw73].
4: Stack of nazgul [do1z], nazgul, went north.
7: Temuchin [k8z], refugee, with one worker, one skirmisher, arrived from
7: the north.
10: Temuchin [k8z], refugee, with one worker, one skirmisher, went west.
17: Stack of nazgul [jp1i], nazgul, number: 2, arrived from the west.
19: Stack of nazgul [jp1i], nazgul, number: 2, went north.
22: Band of thieves [gp8z], bandits, number: 22, arrived from the west.
Routes leaving Painted Desert:
North, desert, to Painted Desert [au73], 8 days
East, to Ocean [av74], Crystal Sea, 2 days
South, to Ocean [aw73], Crystal Sea, 2 days
West, desert, to Painted Desert [av72], 8 days
Seen here:
Stack of nazgul [dh6b], nazgul, number: 4
Band of thieves [gp8z], bandits, number: 22
Ships docked at port:
Stalker [fl8w], ship, 5 hulls, 1 rowing port, 15 sails, 1% damaged


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LACTULOSE- lactulose solution
Unit Dose Services
Lactulose is a synthetic disaccharide in solution form for oral administration. Each 15 mL of lactulose solution contains: 10 g lactulose (and less than 1 6 g galactose, less than 1 2 g lactose, and 1.2 g or less of other sugars). Also contains water. The pH range is 4.8 to 6.0. ..
Lactulose is a colonic acidifier which promotes laxation.
The chemical name for lactulose is 4-O-β-D-galactopyranosyl-D-fructofuranose. The molecular formula is C H O . t has the following structural formula: 122211
The molecular weight is 342 30. It is freely soluble in water. .
Lactulose is poorly absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract and no enzyme capable of hydrolysis of this disaccharide is present in human gastrointestinal tissue. As a result, oral doses of lactulose reach the colon virtually unchanged. In the colon, lactulose is broken down primarily to lactic acid, and also to small amounts of formic and acetic acids, by the action of colonic bacteria, which results in an increase in osmotic pressure and slight acidification of the colonic contents. This in turn causes an increase in stool water content and softens the stool.
Since lactulose does not exert its effect until it reaches the colon, and since transit time through the colon may be slow, 24 to 48 hours may be required to produce the desired bowel movement.
Lactulose given orally to man and experimental animals resulted in only small amounts reaching the blood. Urinary excretion has been determined to be 3% or less and is essentially complete within 24 hours.
For the treatment of constipation. In patients with a history of chronic constipation, lactulose solution therapy increases the number of bowel movements per day and the number of days on which bowel movements occur.
Since lactulose solution contains galactose (less than 1 6 g/15 mL), it is contraindicated in patients who require a low galactose diet. .
A theoretical hazard may exist for patients being treated with lactulose solution who may be required to undergo electrocautery procedures during proctoscopy or colonoscopy. Accumulation of H gas in significant concentration in the presence of an electrical spark may result in an explosive reaction. Although this complication has not been reported with lactulose, patients on lactulose therapy undergoing such procedures should have a thorough bowel cleansing with a non-fermentable solution. Insufflation of CO as an additional safeguard may be pursued but is considered to be a redundant measure. 22
Since lactulose solution contains galactose (less than 1 6 g/15 mL) and lactose (less than 1 2 g/15 mL) it should be used with caution in diabetics. ..
In the event that an unusual diarrheal condition occurs, contact your physician.
Elderly, debilitated patients who receive lactulose for more than six months should have serum electrolytes (potassium, chloride, carbon dioxide) measured periodically.
Results of preliminary studies in humans and rats suggest that non-absorbable antacids given concurrently with lactulose may inhibit the desired lactulose-induced drop in colonic pH. Therefore, a possible lack of desired effect of treatment should be taken into consideration before such drugs are given concomitantly with lactulose solution.
There are no known human data on long-term potential for carcinogenicity, mutagenicity, or impairment of fertility.
There are no known animal data on long-term potential for mutagenicity.
Administration of lactulose solution in the diet of mice for 18 months in concentrations of 3 and 10 percent (v/w) did not produce any evidence of carcinogenicity.
In studies of mice, rats, and rabbits, doses of lactulose solution up to 6 or 12 mL/kg/day produced no deleterious effects in breeding, conception, or parturition.
. Reproduction studies have been performed in mice, rats, and rabbits at doses up to 3 or 6 times the usual human oral dose and have revealed no evidence of impaired fertility or harm to the fetus due to lactulose. There are, however, no adequate and well-controlled studies in pregnant women. Because animal reproduction studies are not always predictive of human response, this drug should be used during pregnancy only if clearly needed. Pregnancy category B
Precise frequency data are not available.
Initial dosing may produce flatulence and intestinal cramps, which are usually transient. Excessive dosage can lead to diarrhea with potential complications such as loss of fluids, hypokalemia, and hypernatremia.
Nausea and vomiting have been reported.
To report SUSPECTED ADVERSE REACTIONS, contact Hi-Tech Pharmacal Co., Inc. at 1-800-262-9010 or FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088 or www.fda.gov/medwatch.
There have been no reports of accidental overdosage. In the event of overdosage, it is expected that diarrhea and abdominal cramps would be the major symptoms. Medication should be terminated.
The acute oral LD of the drug is 48 8 mL/kg in mice and greater than 30 mL/kg in rats. Oral LD50:50.
Dialysis data are not available for lactulose. Its molecular similarity to sucrose, however, would suggest that it should be dialyzable. Dialysis:
The usual dose is 1 to 2 tablespoonfuls (15 to 30 mL, containing 10 g to 20 g of lactulose) daily. The dose may be increased to 60 mL daily if necessary. Twenty-four to 48 hours may be required to produce a normal bowel movement.
Note: Some patients have found that lactulose solution may be more acceptable when mixed with fruit juice, water or milk.
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Optimization Suite¶
This contains methods to optimize functions using SciPy and evaluate the methods’ performance in terms of memory, algorithmic iterations, and runtime.
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optimization_suite.
GA_minimize
(function, guess)¶ - This function runs the genetic algorithm from PyBrain (http://pybrain.org/docs/api/optimization/optimization.html) on a function, provided with an initial guess.NOTE: Format is crucial here or this will not work (blame the authors of PyBrain, sorry):Function must take a tuple (Even if of only one element (in the form (a, )) and guess MUST BE A LIST (even if only with one element)
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optimization_suite.
custom_minimize
(function, algorithm, bounds=None, guess=None)¶ This is similar to the minimize_suite, but is defined for functions like basinhopping or brute_force (in scipy.optimize), so the second parameter is a user-provided algorithm for optimization.
- Arguments:
- algorithm - has been tested with things like scipy.optimize.basinhopping, and bruteforce, but should work with a user-defined algorithm as well.
- Keyword Arguments:
- bounds - Limits the search domainguess - an initial guess at an optimal solutionWhich keyword arguments are required or optional depends on the provided algorithm.
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optimization_suite.
minimize_suite
(function, methods, guess, SS_stress=None)¶ - This method takes any method provided by http://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/generated/scipy.optimize.minimize.html.This method takes a function, strings representing the method to test it with, and an initial guess for the optimal solution.Every minimizer in this package is a local optimization algorithm, so it will get trapped in convexities of a dataset.In running, this function will display the amount of memory, the runtime, and the number of algorithmic iterations required toachieve an optimal result.


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Sai Pallavi
Actress, Dancer, Physician
- 1992 - Born in Kotagiri, The Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu
- 2008 - she participated in the dance reality show Ungalil Yaar Adutha Prabhu Deva on Vijay TV
- 2009 - appeared on Dhee Ultimate Dance Show (D4) on ETV Telugu
- 2015 - Malayalam film Premam
- 2016 - She completed her medical degree in 2016 from the Tbilisi State Medical University, Georgia.
- 2005 - Tite -Kasthuri Maan, Role - School girl
- 2008 - Tite -Dhaam Dhoom, Role - Shenba's relative
- 2015 - Tite -Premam, Role - Malar super
- 2016 - Tite -Kali, Role - Anjali
- 2017 - Tite -Middle Class Abbayi, Role - Pallavi "Chinni"
- 2017 - Tite -Fidaa, Role - Bhanumathi
- 2018 - Tite -Padi Padi Leche Manasu, Role - Vaishali Cherukuri
- 2018 - Tite -Maari 2, Role - Araathu Aanandi
- 2018 - Tite -Kanam, Role - Thulasi
- 2018 - Tite -Diya, Role - Thulasi
- 2019 - Tite -NGK, Role - Mythili
- 2019 - Tite -Athiran, Role - Nithya
Here's a time line of Sai Pallavi's life:
"I believe if you are destined to do something, things will definitely happen."
-- Sai Pallavi


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Docker Cloud Events
Docker Cloud Event
Example
{
"type": "action",
"action": "update",
"parents": [
"/api/app/v1/user_namespace/container/0b0e3538-88df-4f07-9aed-3a3cc4175076/"
],
"resource_uri": "/api/app/v1/user_namespace/action/49f0efe8-a704-4a10-b02f-f96344fabadd/",
"state": "Success",
"uuid": "093ba3bb-08dd-48f0-8f12-4d3b85ef85b3",
"datetime": "2016-02-01T16:47:28Z"
}
Docker Cloud events are generated every time any of the following objects is created or changes state:
- Stack
- Service
- Container
- Node Cluster
- Node
- Action
This is a namespaced endpoint.
Attributes
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| type | Type of object that was created or updated. For possible values, check the events types table below. |
| action | Type of action that was executed on the object. Posible values: create , update or delete |
| parents | List of resource URIs (REST API) of the parents of the object, according to the “Parent-child hierarchy” table below |
| resource_uri | Resource URI (REST API) of the object that was created or updated. You can do a GET operation on this URL to fetch its details |
| state | The current state of the object |
| uuid | Unique identifier for the event |
| datetime | Date and time of the event in ISO 8601 format |
Event types
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| stack | Whenever a Stack is created or updated |
| service | Whenever a Service is created or updated |
| container | Whenever a Container is created or updated |
| nodecluster | Whenever a Node Cluster is created or updated |
| node | Whenever a Node is created or updated |
| action | Whenever a Action is created or updated |
| error | Sent when an error occurs on the websocket connection or as part of the authentication process |
Parent-child hierarchy
| Object type | Parent types |
|---|---|
| Stack | (None) |
| Service | Stack |
| Container | Service, Stack, Node, Node Cluster |
| Node Cluster | (None) |
| Node | Node Cluster |
| Action | (object to which the action applies to) |
Listen to new Docker Cloud Events
import dockercloud
def process_event(event):
print event
events = dockercloud.Events()
events.on_message(process_event)
events.run_forever()
import "github.com/docker/go-dockercloud/dockercloud"
// Listens for container events only
myFilter := dockercloud.NewStreamFilter(&dockercloud.EventFilter{Type: "container"})
stream := dockercloud.NewStream(myFilter)
if err := stream.Connect(); err == nil {
go stream.RunForever()
} else {
log.Print("Connect err: " + err.Error())
}
for {
select {
case event := <-stream.MessageChan:
log.Println(event)
case err := <-stream.ErrorChan:
log.Println(err)
}
}
GET /api/audit/v1/events/ HTTP/1.1
Host: ws.cloud.docker.com
Authorization: Basic dXNlcm5hbWU6YXBpa2V5
Connection: Upgrade
Upgrade: websocket
docker-cloud event
Listens for new Docker Cloud Events
Endpoint Type
Available in Docker Cloud’s STREAM API
HTTP Request
GET /api/audit/v1/[optional_namespace/]events/
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| type | Filter by type |
| object | Filter by object resource URI |
| parent | Filter by object parents |


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{% extends 'base_standard_layout.html' %} {% block head %} {% endblock %} {% block body %} {% block page_header %} Room/Shelf Storage Locations at 2Fast4U Sites {% endblock %} {% block page_description %}
Each 2Fast4U site has rooms containing shelves used for storing components and products. Each Room/Shelf combination is represented as a unique location ID. The following table lists storage locations at 2Fast4U production sites.
Please note that products and components must be moved out of a location before it be deleted.
The following Rooms have designated purposes across all 2Fast4U Sites:
| Location ID | 2Fast4U Site Name | Room | Shelf | Edit | Delete |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{location.location_id}} | {{location.location_site_name}} | {{location.location_room_number}} | {{location.location_shelf_number}} |


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Ducks are objects that describe redux state transitions.
The goal is to isolate all code for every action in a single place. Making transitions simpler to maintain, and quicker to analyze.
{% highlight javascript %} const increment = { // This is typically what you would use for the name of your action // creator. name: 'increment', // Your action creator action: payload => ({ payload }), // Your transducer, // You've seen them as the case blocks within switch statements. reducer: (s, { payload }) => payload ? s + payload : s + 1 } {% endhighlight %}Ducks get organized into modules. Each module needs an initial state, a few selectors for selecting information (functions that recieve the modules state as the argument), and a list of ducks for modifying pieces of that state.
{% highlight javascript %} const increment = { ... }; const decrement = { ... }; const module = { // The initial state should reflect the state that your ducks will be // manipulating. init: 0, // A map of selectors, for extracting state from the above contract. select: { val : s => s, succ : s => s + 1, pred : s => s - 1, }, // The list of all of the ducks that interact at this level with the // state. ducks: [ increment, decrement, ] }; {% endhighlight %}
The deux
function is very powerful. It has the ability to merge
modules and organize our branches of state. This is done by recursively
descending the spec we provide. The return value, uses the shape of the tree
to annotate and patch the action and reducer functions to account for all of
the nesting.
This enables us to reuse state, in multiple places, such as the
counter
in this example:
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which
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pips Red=112 White=136
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
At the end of a long session Black was losing concentration. He was hoping for any five or eight or even a lucky 63. He would have accepted a small double but was deeply disappointed to see this 43 tumble out of the cup.
Uttering a weary sigh, he swiftly moved 9/6, 9/5 and picked up his dice – it just wasn’t going to be his day. White’s double six compounded his problems and he had drop White’s double on his next turn.
The problem with backgammon is that sadly you cannot afford to let your attention wander or let fatigue take hold of you, although backgammon players are famous for very long sessions and many have seen the dawn rise more than once.
Given this as a quiz problem I would expect the majority of players to find the correct move. It is clear that Black cannot allow White his full roll – he is threatening to escape his last rear checker and/or make his bar point. Black must take a tempo from White and the only way he can do that is to hit and therefore the three must played 4/1* and after that the obvious four is 9/5. White cannot double from the bar as if he fans he will be in severe gammon danger.
If White does hit he will probably win but he stays on the bar nearly forty-five percent of the time and then Black has very real winning chances.
Once you see the play it becomes obvious, at least to the modern expert. The problem is actually seeing 9/5, 4/1* as a candidate play. We are taught to keep our five-point primes intact and most of the time that is the correct thinking but the key is to see when breaking the prime is more advantageous than keeping it.
This sort of hit, known as a banana split play, was laughed at before the bots came along but they are not hidebound by ‘traditional’ thinking. They merely apply logic to any given situation and so they have no difficulty at all in finding plays such as 9/5, 4/1*.
Modern players are using the tactic more and more but opportunities are often missed in live play. That was the case here where Black never even considered the banana split play. In 1844 George Frederick pardon wrote: “Backgammon has always been a fire-side, a domestic, a conjugal game; it is not so abstruse as to banish conversation on general topics; it does not like chess, or love, or art, or science, require the entire man.”
I beg to differ, top-class backgammon requires deeps concentration and fine attention to detail.
Uttering a weary sigh, he swiftly moved 9/6, 9/5 and picked up his dice – it just wasn’t going to be his day. White’s double six compounded his problems and he had drop White’s double on his next turn.
The problem with backgammon is that sadly you cannot afford to let your attention wander or let fatigue take hold of you, although backgammon players are famous for very long sessions and many have seen the dawn rise more than once.
Given this as a quiz problem I would expect the majority of players to find the correct move. It is clear that Black cannot allow White his full roll – he is threatening to escape his last rear checker and/or make his bar point. Black must take a tempo from White and the only way he can do that is to hit and therefore the three must played 4/1* and after that the obvious four is 9/5. White cannot double from the bar as if he fans he will be in severe gammon danger.
If White does hit he will probably win but he stays on the bar nearly forty-five percent of the time and then Black has very real winning chances.
Once you see the play it becomes obvious, at least to the modern expert. The problem is actually seeing 9/5, 4/1* as a candidate play. We are taught to keep our five-point primes intact and most of the time that is the correct thinking but the key is to see when breaking the prime is more advantageous than keeping it.
This sort of hit, known as a banana split play, was laughed at before the bots came along but they are not hidebound by ‘traditional’ thinking. They merely apply logic to any given situation and so they have no difficulty at all in finding plays such as 9/5, 4/1*.
Modern players are using the tactic more and more but opportunities are often missed in live play. That was the case here where Black never even considered the banana split play. In 1844 George Frederick pardon wrote: “Backgammon has always been a fire-side, a domestic, a conjugal game; it is not so abstruse as to banish conversation on general topics; it does not like chess, or love, or art, or science, require the entire man.”
I beg to differ, top-class backgammon requires deeps concentration and fine attention to detail.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 9/5 4/1* Eq.: -0.193 0.379 0.223 0.002 - 0.621 0.195 0.016 2. Cubeful 2-ply 5/1* 4/1 Eq.: -0.392 (-0.199) 0.349 0.197 0.001 - 0.651 0.191 0.014 3. Cubeful 2-ply 9/6 5/1* Eq.: -0.393 (-0.200) 0.352 0.196 0.002 - 0.648 0.201 0.016 4. Cubeful 2-ply 9/6 9/5 Eq.: -0.393 (-0.200) 0.367 0.171 0.002 - 0.633 0.140 0.006 5. Cubeful 2-ply 5/2 5/1* Eq.: -0.431 (-0.238) 0.357 0.171 0.002 - 0.643 0.165 0.010


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UROTSUKIDOJI: LEGEND OF THE OVERFIEND (English Language Version) A film review by Ken Johnson Copyright 1994 Ken Johnson
1:45, Animated/Action/Science Fiction, 1989, available in English & Japanese versions MPAA rating: NC-17 (adult situations, female nudity (drawn), explicit language, rape, graphic violence) Rating: four (on a scale of zero to five) Director: Hideki Takayama Voices of: Christopher Courage, Rebel Joy, Danny Bush, Lucy Morales, Rose Palmer, Randy Woodcock, Bick Balse, Jurgen Offen
A god is born to the human world every 3,000 years that will bring peace to three worlds; the world of the humans, the world of the demons, and the world of the half-beasts. This god is called the Overfiend, and his time has come. Beings from the half-beast world have been waiting for the arrival of the Overfiend, so they can protect him. Beings from the demon world have also been waiting for the Overfiend's coming so they can destroy him. Now the two start a battle to see if the Overfiend survives or not. The humans, though, have no knowledge of what is about to happen.
UROTSUKIDOJI: LEGEND OF THE OVERFIEND is definitely worth a rental, even if just to see what this film is all about. UROTSUKIDOJI is available on Anime 18 videocassette and may now be available at a video store near you. The version that I saw is the English language version. The voices listed are those of the English language version, I assume that the Japanese version has different voice talents. The video cassette also mentions the conclusion to the film, UROTSUKIDOJI 2: LEGEND OF THE DEMON WOMB coming soon. This film is Japanese animation at it's best, but a word of warning, like the videocassette box states in big lettering, this film is not for children.
The animation for this film is extremely well done, much better than what most U.S. studios are putting out. It is animated so that it looks quite realistic, down to putting "sunlight" on the "camera lens". These small details make the film more enjoyable to watch.
The story, if nothing else, is certainly an interesting one. I don't think I have ever seen anything like this film before. I found the story to be a gripping one, filled with surprise twists and pleasing ideas. The film does run about fifteen minutes too long for the material it has. The characters don't get developed really well, but that doesn't hurt the film too much.
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Note: Line numbers are not included in program but used just
for explanations !
1 -- This must be in the first line
2 include c16f877
3
4
5
6
7 -- config fuses
8 pragma target protection off
9 pragma target debug off
10 pragma target cdp off
11 pragma target lvp off
12 pragma target bor off
13 pragma target powerup on
14 pragma target watchdog off
15 pragma target osc xt
16
17 -- Fosc definition
18 pragma target clock 4_000_000
19
20 -- PORTB and TRISB definitions
21 var volatile byte PORTB at {0x06,0x106}
22 var volatile byte TRISB at {0x86,0x186}
23
24 -- B4 pin definition
25 var volatile bit pin_b4 at PORTB : 4
26
27 -- Led at pin_b4
28 var volatile bit LED is pin_b4
29
30 -- 1 second wait procedure
31 procedure wait_1sec is
32 for 5 loop
33 for 6_500 loop
34 asm nop
35 end loop
36 end loop
37 end procedure
38
39
40 -- Reset PORTB
41 PORTB = 0
42
43 -- PORTB => all bits output
44 TRISB = 0b_0000_0000
45
46 -- main loop
47 forever loop
48 LED = high -- LED on
49 wait_1sec
50 LED = low -- LED off
51 wait_1sec
52 end loop
- 1-2
- The first line must be an include to a PIC chip definition
file.
- 7-15
- These configuration fuses must match your specific programmer,
etc. Handle with care, a bad configuration will give you a non working
PIC.
- 17-18
- Declare the crystal value being used.
- 20-25
- Declare the PIC port to be used. Both PORTx and TRISx are
needed. Those lines may be omited if a register definition file
is included.
- 27-28
- Declare an alias, it's easier to remember.
- 30-37
- A procedure to waste some time. These values will give you
a crude approach to one second delay; modify them and see the effect
of the LED flashing rate. Use just one instruction
FOR 64_910 LOOP
and see the effect.
- 40-44
- Initialize and configure the port. This initialization part
is usually the first lines of the main code.
- 46-52
- Real main code. Here, an endless loop with our magic LED
blinking sequence: LED on, wait, LED off, wait. The wait sequence
is necessary to see the LED blinking.
Footnotes
- ...
file
- See section 3.1.3 sub:PIC-chip-definition
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Lake Eucumbene - who would go trout fishing during a heatwave?
Made a trip to Buckenderra Holiday Village on Lake Eucumbene for a very hot Australia Day weekend.
Each day the maximum temperture was 32 C and I was fishing from the bank in my chest waders. Here are more photos of Buckenderra.
Didn’t really have enough time to fish properly on the first evening as I didn’t get to the water until after dark and couldn’t see where to fish. The following day we went to Jindabyne, mainly to get out of the heat. The Red Door Roastery was very busy mid-morning.
This is the view from Mount Gladstone Lookout.
The fishing was very tough and nobody that I spoke to at the caravan park had caught anything. In the evening, fished some slightly deeper water which I was hoping would be cooler. I was having a quiet, contemplative time when the peace was disturbed by a fish taking my Mrs Simpson (fly) so violently, it made me jump. The fish ran towards me and I had to back pedal to keep the line tight. It tried to leap out of the water two or three times but didn’t get airborne. After a brief struggle I beached this fat rainbow trout. The autopsy showed it had been feeding on stick caddis and flying ants. I had a second hit that evening but unfortunately didn’t hook up.
As I was walking around in the dark, I realised the importance of having decent torches. It is crucial to have something reliable, convenient and fit for purpose. I had brought a 18650 torch (Olight S2RII) and an AA headlamp (Zebralight H52). The first night I couldn’t be bothered to find the H52 but that was a mistake. Changing flies in the dark was much more difficult with a torch in my mouth. It’s not so bad with saltwater fishing where the hooks are much bigger. The following evening, the headlamp was very much appreciated. It was a pretty bright night so I didn’t need the S2RII to find the car, but the combination of the two is what I have been using for a while now. I like having the redundancy and both serve a different purpose. I also like how I can charge either of them now via USB using the Olight charger (S2RII) or Olight Universal USB Charger (AA). I haven’t had the S2RII ever need charging in the middle of a trip but the H52 has run out before.
Dried the fish and covered them with salt, including the cavity. On the bottom of a foil-lined wok I added: 1/2 cup rice, 5 tablespoons of tea and 6 bay leaves. Smoked for 30 minutes.
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Rival Ultimate is an experiment in conglomeration, an effort at new beginnings,
an exercise in construction.
A mixed bag of Fever and Flywheel alum, with some Sara Scott thrown in for good measure, the idea for Rival was conceived at its most basic level as a way to play women's ultimate competitively with good friends. Throughout the 2015 club season, Rival grew to be much more than just a hope for spirited, competitive play-- we became a squad boasting a myriad of skillsets bent on building a competitive new women's program in the Great Lakes region.
A mixed bag of Fever and Flywheel alum, with some Sara Scott thrown in for good measure, the idea for Rival was conceived at its most basic level as a way to play women's ultimate competitively with good friends. Throughout the 2015 club season, Rival grew to be much more than just a hope for spirited, competitive play-- we became a squad boasting a myriad of skillsets bent on building a competitive new women's program in the Great Lakes region.


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This report is of me and three of my friends’ first experience with 25C-NBOME or “Boom”. The doses were administered on a Saturday afternoon. All three of us, me, M, L, and A, were all mentally prepared and experienced with natural psychedelics and 2-CX analogues prior to this trip. My friend M had acquired a large quantity of this substance through an online dealer and it was extremely pure and accurately weighed. The doses of this chemical are SO SMALL that a scale or precise dilution measurement is necessary. We prepared the solution so that each “hit” was 125 microliters of ethanol/water solution and equaled 250ug in mass of 25C. My friend has a room extremely conductive to psychedelics, and we were all in a very familiar setting. We all lay down on the floor and 250ug was administered nasally.
T+0:00 = dose is administered to me , M, L, and A. The mixture produces a moderate burning sensation and nausea.
T+0:05 = First effects are felt. General sense of uneasiness. I have a feeling that I can’t move from the bed I’m lying on and I vomit for another 5 or 10 minutes. After puking I drink some soda and start to feel much better.
T+0:30 = FULL effects are hitting now. The whole room is breathing and waving smoothly, and the air conditioner in the room begins to sound like a synthesizer that began to change pitch. I am astounded by how quickly the chemical has hit me, and I can’t think about anything but my surroundings. I am hit with a very similar “wet feeling” like 2ce. After puking, it becomes a very clean trip. The strobe lights and lazers in the room are amazing and I feel like all the posters in the room are becoming 3d. There is a beatles poster on the ceiling that demands my attention, I feel like it will keep me sane, although it looks liquid in form.
T+ 1:00 = M, L, A, and I begin to settle into the peak of our trip. L has to constantly use the bathroom, but is still enjoying herself. A has began eating candy and playing with lazers. I start to glowstring in the corner and I’m AMAZED by the trails and colour changes I get on this chemical. I also feel a very enjoyable body buzz. Similar to M1 or MDMA.
T+1.30 = We all take a walk around the town and the sun and atmosphere is very enjoyable. Visuals outside are intense but very satisfying. I feel like I can control my trip, much like I can on lsd.
REDOSE at 6.15 = Much easier than the first dose. We all lay down on the floor for a good hour for this dose. Being comfortable makes an enormous difference on nausea. Continued to trip very similarly for the next hour. We all noticed same drastic temperature changes on this chemical. We went from being very cold to very hot in a matter of minutes. Conversation was fluid and intellectual, but as we started to come down it became scattered.
9.00pm = visuals have subsided for the most part but we are still definitely “tripping”. Me and M go back to my place and party with a large group of friends. I have some 100 proof vodka and smoke a few joints and I find it complements the trip very nicely. I am unable to go to sleep until 7am, however, and sleep until 5pm the next day. An afterglow was felt the next day but I was definitely not feeling fried.
In conclusion: I would highly recommend this chemical. It is captivating and the visuals are astonishing. It is the closest feeling to lsd I’ve ever had with an RC, and as long as you are comfortable on the comeup there is no nausea. Redosing is a valid possibility on this chemical, and it seems like the trip can be increased by an extra 3 hours per redose. I expect the drug itself, without a redose, should last around 5-6 hours completely. With the peak coming on in 10-30 mins and lasting 2 or 3 hours. Future experimentation will include different ROA’s, including sublingually and anally. Dose will also be increased to 400ug. Thanks!
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