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Erowid Warning: The most common reason people have emergency medical situations when using MDMA (Ecstasy) is hyperthermia (dangerous over-heating). MDMA alters the body's ability to cope with changes in environmental temperature, decreases sensitivity to pain, and the positive feelings can lead to not noticing or discounting warning signs that occur. Taking MDMA in a hot tub or other extremely warm environment can increase the risk of hyperthermia. Studies in laboratory animals have also shown that higher body temperatures increase the neurotoxic effects of MDMA.]
I spent all day without eating anything and drinking only a cup of tea. That proved to be a very hard thing to do, I could not get food out of my mind, so by the time I dropped the pill at about 5pm I was very hungry and for that reason somewhat displeased.
Right after dropping I could feel a strange sensation as if though my skin was moving around which was probably due to the tiny amount of MDMA absorbed through my mouth. After that I didn't feel much accept for some excitement about doing E for the first time in over year. At around 5:20pm me and a buddy of mine set out to make it to the bus to get to campus. At this point I was even more excited and definitely beginning to feel the stimulant effects of the drug. Then at around 5:40 or so just as we were crossing a very busy street the MDMA took a firm hold over my mind and my body. I noticed that I was very happy, and no longer had to be concerned with my well being and could TRULY pay attention to the problems and needs of others. This resulted in what felt like a very deep and worthwhile conversation with my friend during our bus ride to campus.
Once we got to campus my friend had to go work and I headed straight for the gym noticing how surprisingly pleasant talking to acquaintances I happened to bump into was. Kind of like thinking everyone forgot about your birthday, getting back to your place without expecting much and then the lights come on and all your friends yell Happy Birthday. Once I got to the gym I got a water from the vending machine which felt too good to be true not only when I drank it but when I spilled it all over myself and looked like an idiot. My appearance did not concern me slightly as I was under the impression that people would understand like I understood and leave me be.
After changing into my trunks I entered the pool area which instead of being stuffy and smelling like chlorine felt like a beach somewhere in Turkey right by the Red Sea. There rather then doing laps or any other nonsense that unfortunate people that are unsatisfied with life in general and their physical appearance in particular do I headed right for the hot tub.
Once I got in it felt absolutely amazing. Brilliant ideas that felt like they could make me and the rest of the people in the world permanently happy seemed to wash over me like the bubbles of the hot tub did and it lasted all eternity yet somehow not long enough.
The only coherent thought that makes any sense to me now was the explanation of why life seemed so much more fun and exciting when I was a kid. It seemed so much more exciting because not only did I not know at the time all the things I was capable of but also because I did not know of all the things that I couldn't do no matter what. So back then when I woke up in the morning I had no reason to believe that I wouldn't obtain superhuman powers or experience true love at first sight during the day which made life a lot more exciting and gave me tremendous amounts of motivation. Now that I know for sure what will and will not happen its not half as fun getting up in the morning.
After spending about an hour in the hot tub I was still going strong but was beginning to pay more attention to the body load. My vision seemed a little weird and I was biting the sides of my mouth a lot. After taking the bus back to my place the MDMA begin ware off. The feeling of unity, understanding and oneness with everyone was gone, ideas that I thought were so brilliant were just rubbish and I felt like I would never be happy again. Fortunately the MDMA was really pure and accept for a little restlessness there was no body crash just a really heavy mental one. I managed to make myself lie down and drift away at which point I experienced some really colorful CEVs that were rather fun. I got up in about 45 minutes at 9:30pm smoked a couple of bowls and had some of the best munchies in my life as I didn't eat all day and had a fridge full of stuff. That pretty much ended the crash, put me in a splendid mood for heaving such an experience and made me sleepy enough to go to bed.
So to conclude Ecstasy+Hot tub= Great Idea (actually many, many great ideas, deep conversations and other stuff people spend a lifetime looking for) and make sure you got some ganja to take the edge off the crash, get some food into your system and be able to go to sleep.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Uses of Class
org.apache.sis.io.wkt.Formatter
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Packages that use Formatter Package Description org.apache.sis.geometry Basic geometric objects (envelopes and direct positions).org.apache.sis.io.wkt Well Known Text (WKT) parsing and formatting.org.apache.sis.parameter Descriptions and values of parameters used by a coordinate operation or a process.org.apache.sis.referencing Base classes for reference systems used for general positioning.org.apache.sis.referencing.crs Coordinate Reference System (CRS) definitions as coordinate systems related to the earth through datum.org.apache.sis.referencing.cs Coordinate System (CS) definitions as the set of coordinate system axes that spans the coordinate space.org.apache.sis.referencing.datum Relationship of aCoordinateSystem
(an abstract mathematical entity) to the earth or other system.org.apache.sis.referencing.gazetteer Mapping between geographic identifiers (addresses, grid indexes…) and locations (descriptions, coordinates…).org.apache.sis.referencing.operation Relationship between any two Coordinate Reference Systems (CRS).org.apache.sis.referencing.operation.transform Conversions or transformations of multi-dimensional coordinate points. -
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Uses of Formatter in org.apache.sis.geometry
Methods in org.apache.sis.geometry with parameters of type Formatter Modifier and Type Method Description protected String
AbstractDirectPosition. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
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Uses of Formatter in org.apache.sis.io.wkt
Methods in org.apache.sis.io.wkt with parameters of type Formatter Modifier and Type Method Description protected abstract String
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Uses of Formatter in org.apache.sis.parameter
Methods in org.apache.sis.parameter with parameters of type Formatter Modifier and Type Method Description protected String
AbstractParameterDescriptor. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this descriptor as a pseudo-Well Known Text element.protected String
DefaultParameterValue. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
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Uses of Formatter in org.apache.sis.referencing
Methods in org.apache.sis.referencing with parameters of type Formatter Modifier and Type Method Description protected String
AbstractIdentifiedObject. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats the inner part of the Well Known Text (WKT) representation for this object.protected String
ImmutableIdentifier. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
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Uses of Formatter in org.apache.sis.referencing.crs
Methods in org.apache.sis.referencing.crs with parameters of type Formatter Modifier and Type Method Description protected String
AbstractCRS. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats the inner part of the Well Known Text (WKT) representation of this CRS.protected String
DefaultCompoundCRS. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this CRS as a Well Known TextCompoundCRS[…]
element.protected String
DefaultDerivedCRS. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats the inner part of the Well Known Text (WKT) representation of this CRS.protected String
DefaultEngineeringCRS. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this CRS as a Well Known TextEngineeringCRS[…]
element.protected String
DefaultGeocentricCRS. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this CRS as a Well Known TextGeodeticCRS[…]
element.protected String
DefaultGeographicCRS. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this CRS as a Well Known TextGeodeticCRS[…]
element.protected String
DefaultImageCRS. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this CRS as a Well Known TextImageCRS[…]
element.protected String
DefaultParametricCRS. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this CRS as a Well Known TextParametricCRS[…]
element.protected String
DefaultProjectedCRS. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats the inner part of the Well Known Text (WKT) representation of this CRS.protected String
DefaultTemporalCRS. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
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Methods in org.apache.sis.referencing.cs with parameters of type Formatter Modifier and Type Method Description protected String
AbstractCS. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats the inner part of the Well Known Text (WKT) representation of this coordinate system.protected String
DefaultCoordinateSystemAxis. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
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Uses of Formatter in org.apache.sis.referencing.datum
Methods in org.apache.sis.referencing.datum with parameters of type Formatter Modifier and Type Method Description protected String
AbstractDatum. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats the inner part of the Well Known Text (WKT) representation for this datum.protected String
BursaWolfParameters. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this object as a Well Known TextToWGS84[…]
element.protected String
DefaultEllipsoid. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this ellipsoid as a Well Known TextEllipsoid[…]
element.protected String
DefaultEngineeringDatum. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this datum as a Well Known TextEngineeringDatum[…]
element.protected String
DefaultGeodeticDatum. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this datum as a Well Known TextDatum[…]
element.protected String
DefaultImageDatum. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this datum as a Well Known TextImageDatum[…]
element.protected String
DefaultParametricDatum. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this datum as a Well Known TextParametricDatum[…]
element.protected String
DefaultPrimeMeridian. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this prime meridian as a Well Known TextPrimeMeridian[…]
element.protected String
DefaultTemporalDatum. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this datum as a Well Known TextTimeDatum[…]
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DefaultVerticalDatum. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
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Methods in org.apache.sis.referencing.gazetteer with parameters of type Formatter Modifier and Type Method Description protected String
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Uses of Formatter in org.apache.sis.referencing.operation
Methods in org.apache.sis.referencing.operation with parameters of type Formatter Modifier and Type Method Description protected String
AbstractCoordinateOperation. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this coordinate operation in Well Known Text (WKT) version 2 format.protected String
DefaultFormula. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this formula as a pseudo-Well Known Text element.protected String
DefaultOperationMethod. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this operation as a Well Known TextMethod[…]
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Uses of Formatter in org.apache.sis.referencing.operation.transform
Methods in org.apache.sis.referencing.operation.transform with parameters of type Formatter Modifier and Type Method Description protected String
AbstractMathTransform. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats the inner part of a Well Known Text version 1 (WKT 1) element.protected String
AbstractMathTransform.Inverse. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats the inner part of a Well Known Text version 1 (WKT 1) element.protected String
PassThroughTransform. formatTo(Formatter formatter)
Formats this transform as a Well Known Text version 1 (WKT 1) element.
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Some of the Games
Cube Runner
Steer the cube through the obstacles
Pong
A traditional pong game.


It all started one weekend when a 'friend' came down to our little town and brought with him a party. Being naive and not wanting to say no, I tried what he had for me...a big line of crystal meth. I never thought that I would ever put something up my nose, but for some reason that summer night I did.  My friends and I used meth every second weekend that summer, and by the time fall came, we were doing it every day. During that period, I would sleep a night, then stay awake a night. Some of my friends would resist sleep for days until they entered a waking dream state and their body basically forced them into sleep. The downs were a horrible experience for me, especially if I did not take care of myself while I was tripping. Because of meth's ability to suppress normal drives such as hunger, I would often go all weekend without thinking to eat or drink anything.
In order to stop using every day, I had to lock myself in my room for over a month, doing nothing but eating and sleeping. At this point in time, I did not have a steady job, which is not suprising, as one can not be expected to hold a job when they cannot form a sentence of more than three words.
The next cycle I faced was every three days. After that, every three weeks, where I would manage to stay clean for almost 21 days before starting it all over again. The time in between using was a constant struggle, meth was at the front of my mind constantly, tempting me. Next came an approximatly three month cycle, and this is where, four years after I snorted my first line, I am stuck today. My record of staying clean is five months, and that only happened once.
I can honestly say that from the second time I used meth to now, all I have ever wanted to do is to STOP. Every time I use meth, the weight of my addiction gets a little bit heavier. Trailing behind me as I wade through my days are a stream of broken promises and the knowlegde that one day soon I will once again trip and fall. Fall back into the grind, trip right back into the endless nights and the embarassing moments that follow in the days to come as I try to unsuccesfully hide my exhaustion.
I have managed to acquire and keep gainful employment, even a job or two that I like. But sometimes when I show up to work wide-eyed and brainless - due to a visit from my old friend meth the night before - I wonder how many people notice the sudden change in me, and I am filled with shame.
The friends I once tripped with have grown distant, even though they were the best friends I ever had before meth came and tore us apart. Some of them have managed to quit using, but only by moving out of town and cutting their ties with the rest of us. Some are where I am, caught in a vicious cycle with no end in sight. The 'friend' that introduced us to meth in the first place remains the most affected, sometimes binging for months at a time, losing employment and more importantly, credibility. I know that I am to blame for taking those first lines and for everything that followed, but it seems to me that if somebody has a disease, and they know how bad it is, that they shouldn't want to go around spreading it.
The worst part about addiction is the lies. The lies I tell myself as I promise for the hundredth time 'I will never do meth again!'. The lies that I tell to my friends and my family when I say I am 'doing well' in regards to my drug addiction, and that they should not worry. The lie in my heart as I pray to God, with whom I once had a very close relationship. Lies, lies, lies. The result of this constant deception is that I no longer trust or believe in myself, and in this I find the most horrible truth of all: the further you go, the harder it is to get back. Every day it gets harder for me to remember why I want to stop.
One rarely listens to the part of them that can sense a crossroad along life's path, some don't even realize that voice exists. I heard the warning, but the action seemed so inconsequential that I overlooked it in favor of a good time.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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 The whites discriminate and oppress while the blacks drink heavily, smoke dope, and rob banks. Both groups are highly proficient in killing each other.
Takashi Bufford and Kate Lanier's manipulative script tries to make you care for the hard working members from the projects, but it overstates its case so badly that it loses most of its credibility. SET IT OFF is a high energy show featuring lots of automatic weapons and flying bullets. The action rarely lags, and you need only wait short intervals before another scene will do something to try to shock you.
Frankie (Vivica Fox from INDEPENDENCE DAY) is a recently promoted teller at a bank. As the show opens, her cheery day takes a turn for the worse when Darnell, an acquaintance from the projects, comes to her station. She tells him that she is surprised he has enough money to have a bank account.
Darnell and his friends are there to rob the bank. The heist goes bad and people on both sides have their blood splatter all over each other. After the hailstorm of bullets subside, Darnell and company make their exit.
Darnell runs square into rule number one when robbing banks. If you rob a bank, do not have initials carved into your hairdo. Cops like hints like that. Remember, those little video cameras aren't there for nothing.
"What's the proper procedure for dealing with this situation?" asks Detective Strode (John C. McGinley) about what Frankie should have done in the stickup. Blood splattered Frankie does not pass this kangaroo court in her boss's office after the robbery so he fires her on the spot. This is one of many contrived and unbelievable sequences. Never does she think about complaining about her rights or threatening to sue.
Frankie takes a night job as a janitor along with her friends, a tough lesbian named Cleo (Queen Latifah), a single mom named Tisean (Kimberly Elise), and a woman named Stony (Jada Pinkett from THE NUTTY PROFESSOR) who has a kid brother having problems getting into UCLA. The women work in a huge and lavish office building full of chrome and glass which is the exact opposite of the environment where they live. They pick up the photos on the desks and ridicule the workers there as having it so much easier that they do. One woman in the picture, for example, they say clearly doesn't wash any dishes.
These woman have problems with everyone. Their manager at Luther's Janitorial Service promised them under the table money but reneges on the deal rationalizing it with, "There are three people in this world I don't mess with: the I., the R., and the S." After this, one of them goes back to the projects to rent her body to raise cash.
One day, on top of a roof while drinking from open bottles and smoking dope, they concoct their big scheme. "If crackhead Darnell can rob a bank, we can." From there, the film takes fairly standard twists and turns. It includes scenes of police circling the wrong black man and viciously mowing him down with automatic weapons. The part is lifted straight out of the ending sequence of BONNIE AND CYLDE.
SET IT OFF has potential. These women have real problems, but director F. Gary Gray goes for exploitation so much that the audience is left with only the action to enjoy. I suppose people who like hating cops or one of the ethnic groups in the show might also gain some vicarious pleasure since everyone is shown in a bad light. In a time when the country should be trying to come together, I found this picture to be a celebration of our divisions. Sad.
SET IT OFF runs a full 2:00 for no good reason. It is rated R for very graphic violence, bad language, sex, and drug usage. I would just as soon no one saw the picture, but if teenagers go, they should be quite mature. I did not like the film and do not recommend it. I give this mean spirited film a single *.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
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You have been redirected to this page because you are using a highend mobile device with a browser that is able to show HTML and CSS.
If we have different web sites and each one is created to give the best content and user experience to a specific device type. Users will enter our main web-site URL in their browsers, the source code which gets this first request will use DeviceAtlas CloudApi to detect the device type, then based on the conclusions, the user will be redirected to the web-site which provides the best experience for her/his device.
In this example four directories will mimic four different websites that give specific service to "desktop browsers", "mobile device" and "tablet pcs".
The web examples are based on a MVC model where files are placed inside /Examples/ExampleWebApp, having controllers in /src/main/java/com/deviceatlas/cloud/example/web and views in /src/main/resources.
All requests first go to the ControllerWebApp controller object. Here it is used DeviceAtlas to detect device type and decides which template should be used to wrap around the contents.
View of this page is templates/redirection/mobile_highend.html


I am Web Developer who is passionate about photography and integrating it with technology.
Designs and develop websites, and web application - [front-end and back-end]
Second Class Honours
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Activate a button to trigger flyout. Link has a stealth button.
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A button: Click Me
An input:
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Flash clipboard copy demo
This demo showcases the ability to create a YUI node and plugin the flash based
copy to clipboard functionality. The clipboard copy is implemented as a node plugin.
The clipboard support allows for attaching any event on the flash movie, so you can setup
the node to copy the string even on keydown or 'enter'. 'enter' is a custom event created inside
the falsh movie, so from JS you can setup to happen on 'enter'
To see a world in a grain of sand
Hold infinity in the palm of your hand


The Computational Geometry Lab is located in 5170 Herzberg Building, within the School of Computer Science, at Carleton University.
The lab's [[students and faculty members|people.html]] do research in algorithms and data structrues with a particular focus on computational geometry: the study of algorithms for geometric problems.


Once your Apache ID has been set up you can configure your account and add ssh keys and setup an email forwarding address at
Additional instructions for setting up your new committer email can be found at
http://www.apache.org/dev/user-email.html
The recommended setup is to configure all services (mailing lists, JIRA, ReviewBoard) to send emails to your @apache.org email address.
In order to create a release candidate you will need a gpg key published to an external key server and that key will need to be added to our KEYS file as well.
Create a key:
gpg --gen-key
Add your gpg key to the Apache Aurora KEYS file:
git clone https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator-aurora.git (gpg --list-sigs <KEY ID> && gpg --armor --export <KEY ID>) >> KEYS git add KEYS && git commit -m "Adding gpg key for <APACHE ID>" ./rbt post -o -g
Publish the key to an external key server:
gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --send-keys <KEY ID>
Update the changes to the KEYS file to the Apache Aurora svn dist locations listed below:
https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/dev/incubator/aurora/KEYS https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/release/incubator/aurora/KEYS
Add your key to git config for use with the release scripts:
git config --global user.signingkey <KEY ID>
The following will guide you through the steps to create a release candidate, vote, and finally an official Apache Aurora release. Before starting your gpg key should be in the KEYS file and you must have access to commit to the dist.a.o repositories.
Ensure that all issues resolved for this release candidate are tagged with the correct Fix Version in Jira, the changelog script will use this to generate the CHANGELOG in step #2.
Create a release candidate. This will automatically update the CHANGELOG and commit it, create a branch and update the current version within the trunk. To create a minor version update and publish it run
./build-support/release/release-candidate -l m -p
Update, if necessary, the draft email created from the release-candidate
script in step #2 and
send the [VOTE] email to the dev@ and private@ mailing lists. You can verify the release signature
and checksums by running
./build-support/release/verify-release-candidate
Wait for the vote to complete. If the vote fails address any issues and go back to step #1 and run again, this time you will use the -r flag to increment the release candidate version. This will automatically clean up the release candidate rc0 branch and source distribution.
./build-support/release/release-candidate -l m -r 1 -p
Once the vote has successfully passed create the release
./build-support/release/release
Update the draft email created fom the release
script in step #5 to include the Apache ID’s for
all binding votes and send the [RESULT][VOTE] email to the dev@ and private@ mailing lists.


| spark.assignClusters {SparkR} | R Documentation |
A scalable graph clustering algorithm. Users can call spark.assignClusters
to
return a cluster assignment for each input vertex.
Run the PIC algorithm and returns a cluster assignment for each input vertex.
spark.assignClusters(data, ...) ## S4 method for signature 'SparkDataFrame' spark.assignClusters(data, k = 2L, initMode = c("random", "degree"), maxIter = 20L, sourceCol = "src", destinationCol = "dst", weightCol = NULL)
data |
a SparkDataFrame. |
... |
additional argument(s) passed to the method. |
k |
the number of clusters to create. |
initMode |
the initialization algorithm; "random" or "degree" |
maxIter |
the maximum number of iterations. |
sourceCol |
the name of the input column for source vertex IDs. |
destinationCol |
the name of the input column for destination vertex IDs |
weightCol |
weight column name. If this is not set or |
A dataset that contains columns of vertex id and the corresponding cluster for the id.
The schema of it will be: id: integer
, cluster: integer
spark.assignClusters(SparkDataFrame) since 3.0.0
## Not run:
##D df <- createDataFrame(list(list(0L, 1L, 1.0), list(0L, 2L, 1.0),
##D list(1L, 2L, 1.0), list(3L, 4L, 1.0),
##D list(4L, 0L, 0.1)),
##D schema = c("src", "dst", "weight"))
##D clusters <- spark.assignClusters(df, initMode = "degree", weightCol = "weight")
##D showDF(clusters)
## End(Not run)


boltctl- List connected devices, including unauthorized ones:
boltctl list- Authorize a device temporarily:
boltctl authorize device_uuid- Authorize and remember a device:
boltctl enroll device_uuid- Revoke a previously authorized device:
boltctl forget device_uuid- Show more information about a device:
boltctl info device_uuid


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adam.stk.astrogatoroutput module¶
astrogatoroutput.py
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class
adam.stk.astrogatoroutput.
AstrogatorOutput
¶ Bases:
object
Fetches output from an STK/Astrogator MCS.
This class is used to create a list of desired outputs from an STK Astrogator Mission Control Sequence (MCS). This is specifically designed to support multiple runs, such as in a parametric study.
This class is also used to retrieve the list of outputs. When fetching the data (using update(), the values are returned in rows. The calling code also specifies an index number which represents the column index. The output is a table, with the desired outputs in each row. Each column contains the values for each different run. Conceptually, it returns a table of the form:
run_1
run_2
run_3
run_4
…
output_1
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output_2
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output_3
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NOTE: Internally the class stores the runs as rows, and the desired output values as columns. But the supported workflow needs the runs as columns, the output is transposed whenever requested.
This class can save the resulting values to a csv file, and load from it using pandas.
This class can create a pandas dataframe.
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__init__
()¶ Initialize attributes.
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add
(eventName, quantity, unit)¶ Add a new desired output
This function adds a desired output to the list of outputs that will be generated when this object is updated. It uses the MCS segment name, the desired Astroagtor CalcObject with which to calulate the value, and the desired unit.
- Parameters
eventName (str) – The MCS segment name (e.g., “Initial_State”)
quantity (str) – The desired CalcObject (e.g., “Altitude”)
unit (str) – The desired unit in STK format (e.g., “km”)
- Returns
None
- TODO:
Catch erros
Decide what to do if add is called after update()
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property
df
¶ Return a pandas dataframe of the data
Note: The data internally is not the same as the returned dataframe; Eachdesired output is a row in the dataframe, and each run is a column. Since this is the opposite of internal storage, the transpose function is used.
- Parameters
None –
- Returns
Panda data frame
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classmethod
loadCSV
(path)¶ Load the data from a csv file
This method loads data into the object from a csv file. It is inteneded to load a csv that was created with this same object.
- Parameters
path (str) – The filepath to the output csv file, including the suffix, “.csv”
- Returns
The class
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property
rowNames
¶ Return the names of the row as a list
This creates the row name from the event name, the desired quantity, and the units. Put the untis in parenthesis which is common for human-readable tables.
- Parameters
None –
- Returns
List of row names
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saveCSV
(path)¶ Save the output values to a csv file
This uses the pandas dataframe funcationality to save the data. A csv file is used to support the workflow that a user may want to import into a spreadsheet.
Note: The data internally is not the same as the csv; Each desired output is a row in the csv, and each run is a column. Since this is the opposite of internal storage, the transpose function is used.
- Parameters
path (str) – The filepath to the output csv file, including the suffix, “.csv”
- Returns
- Return type
None
- TODO:
Catch erros
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update
(gatorDefn, index)¶ Fetch & store the desired data from STK/Astrogator
This method fetches the desired output values from the STK/AStrogator Satellite Object.
- Parameters
gatorDefn (STK COM object) – The Astrogator definition of the STK Satellite Object.
index – The run number, designed to be used in a loop that increments each time.
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Details
Developed and tested a web-based Customer Care application used by DSG client built on Java and GWT (Google Web Toolkit) following Agile methodology.
Worked on GIT repository, JIRA software and ETL process in the project.
Maintained internal applications like Email, Messaging, Data transfer and Database systems for Apple client.


HFTP Guide
Introduction
HFTP is a Hadoop filesystem implementation that lets you read data from a remote Hadoop HDFS cluster. The reads are done via HTTP, and data is sourced from DataNodes. HFTP is a read-only filesystem, and will throw exceptions if you try to use it to write data or modify the filesystem state.
HFTP is primarily useful if you have multiple HDFS clusters with different versions and you need to move data from one to another. HFTP is wire-compatible even between different versions of HDFS. For example, you can do things like: hadoop distcp -i hftp://sourceFS:50070/src hdfs://destFS:50070/dest. Note that HFTP is read-only so the destination must be an HDFS filesystem. (Also, in this example, the distcp should be run using the configuraton of the new filesystem.)
An extension, HSFTP, uses HTTPS by default. This means that data will be encrypted in transit.
Implementation
The code for HFTP lives in the Java class org.apache.hadoop.hdfs.HftpFileSystem. Likewise, HSFTP is implemented in org.apache.hadoop.hdfs.HsftpFileSystem.
Configuration Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| dfs.hftp.https.port | the HTTPS port on the remote cluster. If not set, HFTP will fall back on dfs.https.port. |
| hdfs.service.host_ip:port | Specifies the service name (for the security subsystem) associated with the HFTP filesystem running at ip:port. |


[Course] Introduction to Deep Learning
Contents
Preface
After trying to learn all the stuff about deep learning in a short time, I found myself gradually lost like inside a trap never ends. Although heard a lot about Andrew Ng, I just read some slides from him.
Fortunately, I found the video online course presented by Master Andrew, with the support from Netease and deeplearning.ai. Since a thousand miles begin with a single step, why don’t I?
What is a neural network?
- It’s a power learning algorithm inspired by how the brain works.
Why is it taking off now?
- As known, Deep Learning is not a fresh new technique. It bursts out in these years due to the rapic growth of massive big data technology and hardware computation capabilities. So that we can do training much more complicated networks in much shorter time.
Suppervised Learning for Neural Network
Regression v. Classification
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Regression
- predicting results in a continous output
- mapping input variables to some continuous function
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Classification:
- predicting results in a discrete output
- mapping input variables into discrete categories
Different Types of Neural Network
- CNN: image application
- RNN: one-dimensional sequence data
- Hybrid NN: autonomous driving, .etc
- Neural Network can performance explicitly better at its growing scale while the amount of data grows!
- Howerver, when the data source is very limited, Traditional ways such as SVM could also be considered.
Structured vs Unstructured Data
- Structured: data that has a defined meaning such as price
- Unstructured: data like pixel, raw audio, text
Vocabulary
- ReLU: Rectified Linear Unit
Author Ivan
LastMod 2019-05-29


prosféro provides a platform for artists to sell their artwork to clients who donate to charities, non-profits, and other organizations which the artist supports and would like to use their talents to assist in the cause.
prosféro is a way for artists to turn their art into charitable contributions. In an era of activism, artists are at the forefront of providing their invaluable services for a way to promote societal change.
prosféro aspires to transform the way in which artists can contribute their talents to activism and altruism. Through our website, we hope that artists will be able to follow their passion for art, improve upon their skills while contributing to causes they find important, and connect with future clients from all around the world.


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Tetiana Sokolenko, National Transport University, research assistant M.P. Shulgin State Road Research Institute State Enterprise, https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1485-2717
Anatoliy Palchyk, National Transport University, Professor at the Department of Road Design, Geodesy and Land Management, https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7658-6066
Abstract: The movement of single and group cars in traffic flows was investigated during the work. These studies are used to calculate the vehicle delay time during maneuvers through crossings and adjacencies at the same level. On the basis of the data obtained, the technical and economic discussion of the cross-sectional or adjoining parameters under consideration can be made.
In the course of the study, examination will be conducted on the influence of intensity, velocity and traffic flow on the distribution intervals between cars and a graph of this effect for different traffic intensities is to be constructed. On the basis of the provided charts, the dependence of the free interval, necessary for maneuvering, on the traffic flow intensity is described. Using this dependence, you can figure out the number of cars that can be transported continuously.
Knowing the traffic flow, its intensity and the distribution of free intervals between cars and groups of vehicles, the lag time of cars that are waiting for the ability to maneuver as well as their quantity can be calculated with the help of the proposed method.
Article language: English
Referenses:
Open Access: http://publications.ntu.edu.ua/avtodorogi_i_stroitelstvo/109/184.pdf
Online publication date: 25.02.2021
Print date: 01.02.2021


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Welcome to the Educational Technology library!
This library is primarily assembled as an archive of resources for the Georgia Tech OMSCS CS6460 class by the same name.
You'll find several pages with publications, media articles, original interviews, and other resources on a number of different topics in Educational Technology.
Use the options in the top header to find more information regarding CS 6460.
Use the menu on the left to browse through the library content and resources.


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Mark a story as starred (saved).
"""
url = "http://www.newsblur.com/reader/mark_story_as_starred"
params = urllib.urlencode({"story_id":story_id,"feed_id":feed_id})
return urllib.urlopen(url,params).read()
def mark_all_as_read(self, days=0):
"""
After Change
"""
Mark a story as starred (saved).
"""
return {
"feed_id": feed_id,
"story_id": story_id,
}
@request("reader/mark_all_as_read")
def mark_all_as_read(self, days=0):
"""


Bachelor of Science
American Chemical Society (ACS)
Cirriculum Requirements for Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
American Chemical Society (ACS) Certified Specialization
The bachelor of science degree does not require a minor
Gerneral Eduation Requirements (30 total) not covered under requirements below
The General Education Curriculum (Lincoln Plan) requires credit in the categories called Foundations, Breadth, Interdisciplinary Studies, and Experiences. More details are in Appendix II. A student would consult with the faculty mentor and the CAS advisor to make sure the General Education Requirements are fulfilled. See: http://www.siue.edu/registrar/genedguides.shtml for worksheets.
Electives
18-19 Credit Hours
Minimum Required (120 Credits)
Recommended “out of department” electives (choose according to interests and career goals):
Math: Calculus 3, Differential Equations, Engineering Mathematics, Statistics (Math 480)
Biology: Cell & Molecular, Genetics, Immunology, Microbiology, Recombinant DNA, BIO 431
Physics: Modern Physics, Optics, Light & Color
Computer Science: 150,151,404
Other: Scientific Drawing, Economics, Accounting, GBA 300, Management, Environmental Geochemistry, Graphical Information Systems, Finance, Foreign Languages, History of Chemistry, more Communications
Cirriculum Requirements for Bachelor of Science in BioChemistry
American Chemical Society (ACS) Certified Specialization
The bachelor of science degree does not require a minor
Gerneral Eduation Requirements (30 total) not covered under requirements below
The General Education Curriculum (Lincoln Plan) requires credit in the categories called Foundations, Breadth, Interdisciplinary Studies, and Experiences. More details are in Appendix II. A student would consult with the faculty mentor and the CAS advisor to make sure the General Education Requirements are fulfilled. See: http://www.siue.edu/registrar/genedguides.shtml for worksheets.
Electives
18-19 Credit Hours
Minimum Required (120 Credits)
Recommended “out of department” electives (choose according to interests and career goals):
Math: Calculus 3, Differential Equations, Engineering Mathematics, Statistics (Math 480)
Biology: Cell & Molecular, Genetics, Immunology, Microbiology, Recombinant DNA, BIO 431
Physics: Modern Physics, Optics, Light & Color
Computer Science: 150,151,404
Other: Scientific Drawing, Economics, Accounting, GBA 300, Management, Environmental Geochemistry, Graphical Information Systems, Finance, Foreign Languages, History of Chemistry, more Communications
Bachelor of Science
Sample Cirriculum
Chemistry
Sample Cirriculum
Biochemistry
Sample Cirriculum
Forensic
Sample Cirriculum
Secondary Education
Bachelor of Arts
Sample Cirriculum
Chemistry
Sample Cirriculum
Medical Science


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Module Zero implements fundamental concepts of ASP.NET Boilerplate framework such as tenant management (multi-tenancy), role management, user management, authorization (permission system), setting management and audit logging.
Module Zero is based on Microsoft's ASP.NET Identity Framework. It implements user and role stores using generic repositories and extends user and role managers. Supports any ORM that can be used with ASP.NET Boilerplate (like Entity Framework and NHibernate).
While module zero extends Identity Framework, it has many unique features as described below.
In ASP.NET Boilerplate system, users are authorized by permissions. A permission is a specific privilege for a certain functionality of the application. It can be "entering a specific page", or "performing some specific action in a page" or a more general access right (like downloading excel files in the application). See authorization documentation for more information.
Roles are used to group permissions. When a user has a role, then he/she will have all permissions of that role. In module-zero, roles can be dynamic or static:
One or more roles can be set as default. Default roles are assigned to new added/registered users as default. This is not a development time property and can be set or changed after deployment.
Users are people who can login to the application and perform some operations based on their permissions.
A user can have zero or more roles. A user inherits union of permissions of his all roles. Also, we can set user-specific permission. A user specific permission setting overrides role settings for this permission.
Multitenancy refers to a software architecture in which a single instance of a software runs on a server and serves multiple tenants (see Wikipedia).
ASP.NET Boilerplate supports, module-zero implements multi-tenancy. Thus, we can have an application deployed into one environment but used by multiple customers (tenants) simultaneously.
A tenant can have it's own roles, users and settings.
It's not limited to roles, users and settings. We can implement IMustHaveTenant and IMayHaveTenant for entities which should be tenant-specific. ASP.NET Boilerplate automatically hides (filters) other tenant entities when logged in with a tenant's user. See data filters documentation.
Module zero implements setting store of ASP.NET Boilerplate to store/retrieve settings to/from database. See setting documentation for more information.
Module zero implements ASP.NET Boilerplate's audit logging system. Thus, automatically logs every action to the database.
Module zero implements IAbpSession. You can inject it anywhere to get current user and tenant ids. Also, IPermissionChecker can be used to check a user for a permssion.


Caenorhabditis afra (formerly sp. 7) is a gonochoristic species belonging to the Elegans supergroup. The sequenced strain, JU1286, is an inbred strain generated from the type isolate JU1199, which was isolated in Begoro, Ghana [1]. See below for more information.
C. afra (sp. 7) was formally described in [1]. Discussion about morphological characters can be found in [2] (termed sp. 7 here). C. imperialis is the most closely related species [1].
Zoobank entry: E705B72C-1E5D-469B-BC6A-9E539B3FDD8D
CGC strain entry: JU1286
The raw data can be downloaded from either ENA or NCBI (please note the raw data contain sequencing adapters and bacterial contamination - contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for “cleaned” reads):
https://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/view/PRJEB11394
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/bioproject/PRJEB11394
The genome of C. afra JU1286 was assembled by Matt Newton (Blaxter Lab) using short-read data.
See our general assembly pipeline for more info: CGP Pipeline
Genes were predicted using BRAKER which utilises evidence from raw RNA-seq data [3].


SMTP server response on unknown hostname reject
unknown_hostname_reject_code
This parameter specifies the SMTP server response code when a client violates the
reject_unknown_hostname restriction rule that is:
Access denied: Unknown client HELO hostname (without DNS A or MX record)
Note that the postfix default value used for unknown_hostname_reject_code is
code 501, and this code in 'standard RFC 822' should means 'Syntax error in parameters
or arguments'.
So with Postfix, a 501 status code does not reflect exactly the RFC822 explanation.
To avoid confusion, you can change this to 577 for example (another reason is that code 501 is
also the postfix default value for other kind of errors), otherwise, do not change this unless
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'Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.
* I take no responsibility for what you do with the love letter.


In this assignment, I go through the process of fabricating a messaging user interface.
As mentioned from my project plan, I wanted to create a 3D representation of a screen-based user interface. I started by digitizing the potential interfaces I wanted on Figma.
Starting with the messaging app, I imported the design into Illustrator (Figma doen't export SVGs well) to ensure the vectors are in the right format and then brought it into Rhino as an SVG.
Using the SVGs, I then started experimenting with different shapes that each of the UI component.
I also had to ensure that the stl files are exporting correctly by importing them into Cura. The one thing that took time to figure out was the design of the chat bubbles because they didn't export well into Cura. It took some trial and error on working around different commands in Rhino to get the result right.
The initial plan was to create the components using plaster, but plaster requires a lot more steps including mold designing, mold making, and casting. As an alternative, I decided to try printing everything in white filament.
In terms of the finishing, I experimented with XTC-3D which gave a glossy finish that I didn't like. So I decided to sand them down to a smooth surface, and finish it with spray paint.
Switching to white filament took an unexpected turn when the extrusions just don't play well with my current setup. This led to a lot of bed adhesion problems and ugly prints.
Additionally, the extrusion maintained some of the previous filament color, creating an occasional grey patch on my print. After playing around with the initial layer print speed, bed temperature, and multiple prints to remove the remaining black filament, the problems were fixed.
Moving to 3D printing instead of molding and casting made it easier to imagine how to accurately connect the pieces together. The quickest way I did to match the pieces to the base plate is by cutting a dent into each of the pieces and their position on the base plate, and connecting them together by an extruded shape of the dent.
After getting all the parts printed, I started sanding the parts with a 400 grit sandpaper.
I then took the parts outside and sprayed the parts with a Paint & Filler.
After the paint dried, I then used super glue to connect the components to their connectors before snapping them onto the board.
And the final result looked kinda cool!
Given more time, I think I would experiement with using primer and filler spray with my sanding to create an even smoother surface before spray painting the print. I would also experiment with more color since I'm not a huge fan of the red-orange profile icons.


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represents the thread customisation information like emoji, color & icon
folder in which a thread is located (eg. 'INBOX')
represents the administration information for groups (null
if one-to-one chat)
whether a thread is marked as archived
self-explaining... :-)
whether the user is subscribing a thread (actually don't know what this is)
ID of last message sender
simple text of what last message was
timestamp (in milliseconds) when was last message sent
timestamp (in milliseconds) when the user last read a thread
timestamp (in milliseconds) of last update in a thread
whether the mentions for a thread are muted
total number of messages in a thread
timestamp (in milliseconds) until which the user wishes a thread to be muted (if not muted, null
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list of all user IDs in a thread
whether the reactions for a thread are muted
the thread identifier
name of a group chat (null
if one-to-one chat)
number of unread messages since last view
if the user can't reply to a thread, this property tells the reason (otherwise,
null
)


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| Version | Avg time | vs fast-framework | vs base-framework | vs local-framework |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| fast-framework | 137.71ms - 141.73ms | - |
faster ✔ 20% - 22% 34.69ms - 39.26ms |
faster ✔ 14% - 18% 23.26ms - 31.06ms |
| base-framework | 175.60ms - 177.79ms |
slower ❌ 24% - 28% 34.69ms - 39.26ms |
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slower ❌ 4% - 8% 6.30ms - 13.34ms |
| local-framework | 163.53ms - 170.22ms |
slower ❌ 16% - 22% 23.26ms - 31.06ms |
faster ✔ 4% - 8% 6.30ms - 13.34ms |
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| Version | Avg time | vs fast-framework | vs base-framework | vs local-framework |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| fast-framework | 2.61ms - 2.61ms | - |
faster ✔ 27% - 27% 0.95ms - 0.95ms |
faster ✔ 62% - 62% 4.20ms - 4.21ms |
| base-framework | 3.56ms - 3.57ms |
slower ❌ 36% - 37% 0.95ms - 0.95ms |
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faster ✔ 48% - 48% 3.25ms - 3.26ms |
| local-framework | 6.81ms - 6.82ms |
slower ❌ 161% - 161% 4.20ms - 4.21ms |
slower ❌ 91% - 91% 3.25ms - 3.26ms |
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| Version | Avg time | vs fast-framework | vs base-framework | vs local-framework |
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| fast-framework | 3.46ms - 3.70ms | - |
faster ✔ 8% - 15% 0.32ms - 0.59ms |
slower ❌ 34% - 54% 0.89ms - 1.28ms |
| base-framework | 3.98ms - 4.10ms |
slower ❌ 9% - 17% 0.32ms - 0.59ms |
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slower ❌ 52% - 72% 1.38ms - 1.71ms |
| local-framework | 2.34ms - 2.65ms |
faster ✔ 26% - 35% 0.89ms - 1.28ms |
faster ✔ 34% - 42% 1.38ms - 1.71ms |
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| Version | Avg time | vs fast-framework | vs base-framework | vs local-framework |
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| fast-framework | 1.09ms - 1.09ms | - |
slower ❌ 9% - 9% 0.09ms - 0.09ms |
slower ❌ 11% - 11% 0.11ms - 0.11ms |
| base-framework | 1.00ms - 1.00ms |
faster ✔ 8% - 8% 0.09ms - 0.09ms |
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slower ❌ 2% - 2% 0.02ms - 0.02ms |
| local-framework | 0.98ms - 0.98ms |
faster ✔ 10% - 10% 0.11ms - 0.11ms |
faster ✔ 2% - 2% 0.02ms - 0.02ms |
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Review of Psycho (remade 1998 version) by Phineas Narco
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I wonder if Hitchcock has enough room in his coffin, he must be building up some pretty good RPM's right about now.
Well, It's probably an impossible task to review the new Psycho remake, directed by Gus Van Sant (My Own Private Idaho, Drugstore Cowboy), without comparing it to the original classic so I won't even try.
The original masterpiece, directed of course by Alfred Hitchcock, the master of suspense, was the tale of a boy and his mother. The 'boy' of course, being Norman Bates, curator of the Bates motel, an out of the way little establishment that hardly no one visits anymore.
One night, he's visited by Marion Crane (here played by Anne Heche reprising the Janet Leigh role) who is on the run from the law. One shower later and... well the rest is history, isn't it? Cinematic history. Why mess with it?
But then, Psycho has been sequelized, cable-TV prequelized, made into a short-lived TV series, and now it's been remade. Someone in Hollywood keeps trying to franchize this movie with some pretty bad results. What's next, are we going to have a video game and Taco Bell designer glasses?
Frankly I had my doubts when I heard they were remaking Psycho. It was like someone remaking the Wizard of Oz or Citizen Kane. How can you improve on perfection? Indeed for the most part Van Sant seems not so much to reinterpret the original vision but simply copy it over shot per shot and line for line. There are some original touches, but they are hardly worth the price of admission. In fact most of them are downright awful.
Keep in mind that in 1960 no one had seen anything quite like Psycho. It left audiences breathless. Movie-goers were not allowed into the theater after it started. There were stories of people fainting and having heart attacks.

To devotees of the original film, Psycho (the new movie) proceeds like a recurring dream. But this time around it's as if you had too much pizza to eat the night before.
For one thing the pacing is all wrong. Hitchcock had this way of allowing these exquisitely-timed pregnant silences between the lines that were even more important than the lines themselves. He let you *savor* the anxiety. That is called... 'suspense'.
Here, everything is rushed and clipped, as if everyone's had one too many latte's at Starbucks before going on the set and can hardly wait to hurry onto the next scene. Perhaps the makers of the film thought that today's modern audiences cornfed on too much MTV wouldn't have the attention span to sit through a dramatic pause or two.
Even the new Norman seems 'on something'. Perhaps those candies he munches on obsessively are actually No-Doz tablets. Compared to Anthony Perkins' studied portrayal of a pent-up, nervously withdrawn and stammering recluse, the 'new' Norman seems positively manic.
Flashing wicked smiles and winks as he flirts and mugs, and throwing off glib one-liners like "You have a wonderful quality about you that puts guys at ease", he's so cocksure and bristling with energy, you wonder what he's doing wasting his life in the middle of nowhere. He should be in Hollywood somewhere pitching horrible movies like this one.
Another major problem with this story is that it doesn't belong in 1998. I thought 'well maybe they're remaking it because they want to modernize the tale' after all the ad copy says 'A modern vision of the original classic'. But since 95% of the script is taken verbatim from the original script the 'modern vision' seems to consist of afterthought touches like Lila Crane saying "Wait, let me grab my walkman" before her and Sam go to see the sheriff. What?? What does her walkman have to do with anything??
The dialogue is fraught with embarassing anachronisms. One example is the used car saleman saying to Marion, "You have a right to do anything you have a mind to, being a woman, you will". That sort of line in 1960 might have been flattering, today it sounds like chauvanistic condescension. The sweating actor who delivers it actually looks embarassed at the lines coming out of his mouth.
I should have asked for my money back at the theater, because I paid to see a horror movie and I got a comedy. I lost track of how many times the audience laughed, tittered, giggled and openly jeered at scenes that should have been steeped in suspense and horror. Van Sant tries to make it shocking enough for today's sensibilities, but the results are unintentionally humorous. The only time the movie works is as camp, and sometimes I truly wondered if it was intended that way.
For example, when Norman pulls back the picture to gaze at Marion undressing through his peephole, Van Sant actually inserts the whap-whap-whap sound of him masturbating. The audience howled like it was a scene out of Porky's. I almost walked out at that point, but I wanted to see what he did with the shower scene. (Answer: it raises an eyebrow but is hardly worth waiting for).
I kept waiting for Van Sant to GO somewhere with the material. What he was going to do with the story? It would have been interesting to see the makers of this film truly rework it from the ground up instead of just adding a few modern technical touches.
For instance, instead of Sam living on a cot in the back of a hardware store, what if he was sleeping on his buddy's couch and working at a temp job at Manpower? Doesn't that seem to make more sense in today's world?
Or why not have Arbogast (the private detective played by William Macy) be a woman? It would have been interesting to see Kathy Bates put Norman Bates on the spot, but I guess that would have required too many rewrites.
The plot is also seeded with logic problems when told in a modern setting:
For example, why would Sam and Marion have a tryst in a hotel at the beginning of the movie? In 1960 it would be because they wouldn't want to start a scandal.  The neighbors wouldn't even notice. Why rent a room?
 So he can look more like a private detective? Who wears hats anymore?
Why in the world would a millionaire throw around $400,000 in cash in today's world of ATM check cards and internet banking? To avoid paying taxes, he declares for all the world to hear and casually hands it to the secretary. What?? Would this EVER happen? The IRS would be on him like flies on Mrs. Bates' corpse and no reputable bank would do business that way. Doesn't this little plot point need SOME kind of rewrite to make it believable nowadays?
On the bright side however, there is one nice thing that came out of the movie and that is Danny Elfman's adapted soundtrack of Bernard Herrman's score. It sounds wonderful. I was just sorry I had to be watching this movie while listening to it. Indeed the score has been imitated so much since the 1960's it seems campy in the context of a modern movie..
I see the original Hitchcock classic as sort of like Hamlet. This movie is like a bad junior high school production of it. It's problem when retold in the modern age is that, like Hamlet, it's wrought with many since-told 'cliches'.
Let's face it, when it comes to movies about psychotic murderers, today's audiences have seen it all. (How many times have we seen the shower scene ripped off?). The irony is, those who have never seen the original Psycho probably don't know that the slasher movie moves they've seen so many times can be traced back to just the film they're watching a bastardized version of. The tragedy is, after seeing this one first, they've rather spoiled their enjoyment of seeing the original.
Please, please, please, if you have not seen the original Psycho do NOT, I repeat DO NOT watch this one. Save your seven and a half bucks and go rent the original for a dollar at Blockbuster's.
I had hopes for this movie and still think it might have been at least an interesting remake if completely reworked and reinterpreted under the hand of a more disturbed director like John McNaughton or David Lynch.
But as it is, I can't help thinking that it would be better to just let the story be as it is, preserved in time, as a classic, like one of Norman's stuffed birds.
Mama mia.
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