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A simple package for Flux Balance Analysis and related metabolic modeling techniques. Functions are provided for: parsing models in tabular format, converting parsed metabolic models to input formats for common linear programming solvers, and evaluating and applying gene-protein-reaction mappings. In addition, there are wrappers to parse a model, select a solver, find the metabolic fluxes, and return the results applied to the original model. Compared to other packages in this field, this package puts a much heavier focus on providing reusable components that can be used in the design of new implementation of new techniques, in particular those that involve large parameter sweeps.
| Version: | 0.5.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: | assertthat, dplyr, magrittr, Matrix, purrr, rlang, ROI, ROI.plugin.ecos, stringr, tibble, tidyr |
| Suggests: | spelling, jsonlite, curl, knitr, rmarkdown, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-12-03 |
| Author: | Max Conway [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Max Conway <conway.max1 at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/maxconway/fbar/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | http://maxconway.github.io/fbar/, https://github.com/maxconway/fbar |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Language: | en-GB |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | fbar results |
| Reference manual: | fbar.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Introduction Multi-Objective Optimization case study Tutorial |
| Package source: | fbar_0.5.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: fbar_0.5.2.zip, r-release: fbar_0.5.2.zip, r-oldrel: fbar_0.5.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: fbar_0.5.2.tgz, r-oldrel: fbar_0.5.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | fbar archive |
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INTRODUCTION
A bit about me
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EXPERTISE
What I'm good at
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Angular + TypeScript, HTML, CSS
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SKILLS
Languages, technologies
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JAVASCRIPT
80%
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ANGULAR + TYPESCRIPT
90%
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HTML + CSS
75%
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GIT
85%
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BASH
65%
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SQL
75%
EXPERIENCE
Jobs timeline
March 2019 - Today
Angular Frontend developer
Infopunks GmbH
- Designing integration workflows for enterprise systems used in the company (IBM Lotus Notes, AODB, RMS)
- Developing and maintaining data migration processes with Tibco ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks (~200 Informational systems in Lotus with 2 to 20 processes per system)
- Writing highly optimized SQL queries to Oracle & MS SQL Server databases, XPath queries, XSD schemas & custom Tibco functions in Java
April 2018 - March 2019
Integration flows developer
Domodedovo Integration
- Designing integration workflows for enterprise systems used in the company (IBM Lotus Notes, AODB, RMS)
- Developing and maintaining data migration processes with Tibco ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks (~200 Informational systems in Lotus with 2 to 20 processes per system)
- Writing highly optimized SQL queries to Oracle & MS SQL Server databases, XPath queries, XSD schemas & custom Tibco functions in Java
April 2017 - March 2018
BI Reporting developer
Domodedovo Integration
- Writing highly optimized SQL queries to MS SQL Server databases
- Composing data to complex BI reports with Microstrategy Desktop
- Setting up data migration form IBM Lotus Notes enterprise Informational systems to RDBMS with custom XMLFactory tool (XML, XSLT)
- Developing & maintainnig complex SQL stored procedures with business logic for automatic violations detection in the company's document management system
EDUCATION
Where it all began
2012 - 2016
Bachelor's degree
NRNU MEPhI
- Institute of Cyber Intelligence Systems - Computer Science & Engineering specialization
- Honours degee
- Diploma thesis - Design and implementation of parallel algorithm of finding prime numbers on a given interval for hybrid computer systems
WORKS
Projects I've been working on
extraETF
Leading investing tools and info provider on Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) in Germany
Netgineers
Landing page of the Netgineers company I'm currently working in
Game of Life
Pet project for WebAssemby training


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Complete Bibliography
A Comprehensive List of Published Works to Date.
Novels:
- Cobweb
Bride (Cobweb Bride Trilogy, Book One), Leda, an imprint of Norilana Books, July
15, 2013.
- Cobweb
Empire (Cobweb Bride Trilogy, Book Two), Leda, an imprint of Norilana Books,
September 25, 2013.
- Cobweb Forest (Cobweb Bride Trilogy,
Book Three), Leda, an imprint of Norilana Books, December 31, 2013.
- Qualify (The Atlantis Grail, Book One),
Norilana Books, December 20, 2014.
- Compete (The Atlantis Grail, Book Two),
Norilana Books, August 15, 2015.
- Win (The Atlantis Grail, Book Three), Norilana
Books, July 12, 2017.
- Survive (The Atlantis Grail, Book Four), Norilana
Books, January 2, 2020.
Novellas:
Collections:
- Salt of the
Air, Prime Books,
September 2006, with an introduction by Gene Wolfe. Debut collection of author's fantasy short
fiction, spanning 20 years of her career, including works from 1985 to 2005. Expanded and reissued definitive
edition, Norilana Books, April 2009.
Miscellaneous in Book Form:
Short Fiction:
- "Zandru's Gift," Stars of
Darkover, edited by Deborah J. Ross and Elisabeth Waters, June 3, 2014.
- "Danila's Song," Music of
Darkover, edited by Elisabeth Waters, June 3, 2013 (reprint).
- "The Slaying of Winter," a reprint in four parts, Polu
Texni, October 2008, edited by Dawn Albright.
- "Mount Dragon," Khimaira #6, reprint translated into French, April/June 2006.
- "I Want To Paint The Sky," Bli Panika,
reprint translated into Hebrew, December 2005.
- "Mount Dragon," audio podcast (EP flash) of story reprint at Escape Pod, October 31, 2005.
- "Old Farts," original e-story at Amazon
Shorts, October 25, 2005.
- "Demonkiller," Sages and Swords: Razor-Edged Arcanum, Pitch-Black Books, Summer 2006, edited by Daniel E.
Blackston.
- "The Slaying of Winter," Lords of Swords, Pitch-Black Books, December 2004, edited by Daniel E.
Blackston.
- "Halloween at Grant-Williams High," Fictionwise.com,
original novelette, July 2003.
- "Hell Week at Grant-Williams High," switch.blade: School's Out, original fiction Fictionwise e-anthology
edited by Amy Sterling
Casil, September 2002.
- "Swans," On Spec, "World Beat" Issue, Summer
2001, Volume 13, Number 2, #45.
- "A Time to Crawl," Bookface.com, August 2000.
- "I Want to Paint the Sky," Bookface.com, August 2000.
- "The Ice," Colonies #3, Regent Publications, UK, August 2000.
- "Absolute Receptiveness, the Princess, and the Pea," Bookface.com, July 2000.
- "A Thing of Love," a reprint at Bookface.com, July 2000.
- "Lady of the Castle," Bookface.com, July 2000.
- "Aliens in Wonderland," Bookface.com, July 2000.
- "Beauty and His Beast," Visionair
SF, Issue #3, 1999. (reprint translated into Dutch).
- "Mount Dragon," Talebones,
Issue #14, January 1999.
- "Sailing the Eye of Sun," Maelstrom
SF, Issue #2, October, 1998.
- "The Stone Face, the Giant, and the Paradox," Visionair
SF, Summer 1998. (reprint translated into Dutch)
Essays, Articles, and Non-Fiction:
- "Publicity and Self-Promotion Nouveau: Doing It With Class," article on publicity and self-promotion for
writers, appearing in Speculations Issue Forty-Six, edited by Susan Fry, April 2002
- "Home Improvement in Magic Land," pop culture essay appearing in the BenBella Books SmartPop Series
anthology Totally Charmed: Demons, Whitelighters and the Power of Three based on the TV
show Charmed, edited by Jennifer Crusie, November
2005.
Miscellaneous Other:
- "Twilight Luon-Sibir, Russica spectrata," A Field
Guide to Surreal Botany, edited by Janet Chui and Jason Erik Lundberg, Two Cranes Press,
July 2008 -- an anthology of fictional plant species that exist beyond the realm of the real, illustrated by
Janet Chui.
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This is the complete list of members for tbb::internal::arena, including all inherited members.
| advertise_new_work() | tbb::internal::arena | |
| allocate_arena(market &, unsigned num_slots, unsigned num_reserved_slots) | tbb::internal::arena | static |
| allocation_size(unsigned num_slots) | tbb::internal::arena | inlinestatic |
| arena(market &, unsigned max_num_workers, unsigned num_reserved_slots) | tbb::internal::arena | |
| base_type typedef | tbb::internal::arena | |
| enqueue_task(task &, intptr_t, FastRandom &) | tbb::internal::arena | |
| free_arena() | tbb::internal::arena | |
| has_enqueued_tasks() | tbb::internal::arena | |
| is_busy_or_empty(pool_state_t s) | tbb::internal::arena | inlinestatic |
| is_out_of_work() | tbb::internal::arena | |
| mailbox(affinity_id id) | tbb::internal::arena | inline |
| my_aba_epoch | tbb::internal::arena_base | |
| my_cpu_ctl_env | tbb::internal::arena_base | |
| my_exit_monitors | tbb::internal::arena_base | |
| my_limit | tbb::internal::arena_base | |
| my_market | tbb::internal::arena_base | |
| my_max_num_workers | tbb::internal::arena_base | |
| my_next_node | tbb::internal::intrusive_list_node | |
| my_num_reserved_slots | tbb::internal::arena_base | |
| my_num_slots | tbb::internal::arena_base | |
| my_num_workers_allotted | tbb::internal::arena_base | |
| my_num_workers_requested | tbb::internal::arena_base | |
| my_pool_state | tbb::internal::arena_base | |
| my_prev_node | tbb::internal::intrusive_list_node | |
| my_references | tbb::internal::arena_base | |
| my_slots | tbb::internal::arena | |
| my_task_stream | tbb::internal::arena_base | |
| new_work_type enum name | tbb::internal::arena | |
| num_arena_slots(unsigned num_slots) | tbb::internal::arena | inlinestatic |
| num_workers_active() | tbb::internal::arena | inline |
| occupy_free_slot(generic_scheduler &s) | tbb::internal::arena | |
| occupy_free_slot_in_range(generic_scheduler &s, size_t lower, size_t upper) | tbb::internal::arena | |
| on_thread_leaving() | tbb::internal::arena | inline |
| out_of_arena | tbb::internal::arena | static |
| pad | tbb::internal::padded_base< arena_base, NFS_MaxLineSize, sizeof(arena_base)%NFS_MaxLineSize > | |
| pool_state_t typedef | tbb::internal::arena | |
| process(generic_scheduler &) | tbb::internal::arena | |
| ref_external | tbb::internal::arena | static |
| ref_external_bits | tbb::internal::arena | static |
| ref_worker | tbb::internal::arena | static |
| restore_priority_if_need() | tbb::internal::arena | private |
| SNAPSHOT_EMPTY | tbb::internal::arena | static |
| SNAPSHOT_FULL | tbb::internal::arena | static |
| wakeup enum value | tbb::internal::arena | |
| work_enqueued enum value | tbb::internal::arena | |
| work_spawned enum value | tbb::internal::arena | |


Querying The Google Safe Browsing API
Querying the Google Safe Browsing API simply means that you want to manually query the Google Safe Browsing API REST endpoints and handle the responses yourself. This gives you the most flexibility on how you want to handle the data provided by the Google Safe Browsing API however it does mean that you would need to, effectively, implement the Google Safe Browsing Update API protocol yourself. Safe Browsing.NET has an HTTP client, aptly named HttpBrowsingClient, that you can use to query the Google Safe Browsing API.
Warning
Safe Browsing.NET only implements the
Google Safe Browsing Update API. It
does not implement the
Google Safe Browsing Lookup API. As such, the only
methods declared by HttpBrowsingClient
are the ones that relevant to the Google Safe Browsing Update API.
How To: Retrieve Available Threat List Descriptors
Threat lists are Google's constantly updated lists of unsafe web resources. Examples of unsafe web resources are social engineering sites (deceptive and phishing sites) and sites that host malware or unwanted software. Threat lists are identified using a ThreatListDescriptor. A threat list is identified using a ThreatType, which indicates the nature of its associated threats, a PlatformType, which indicates the platform its associated threats target, and a ThreatEntryType, which indicates how its associated threats is posed.
Once you have a collection of available threat lists descriptors, you can then use them to further query the Google Safe Browsing API and retrieve the threats that are associated with them.
Retrieving Threat List Updates
Retrieving threat list updates refers to:
- Querying the Google Safe Browsing API for a collection of threats associated with one or more threat lists
- Storing those threats in a database (herein referred to as a threat database) for a specified time
- Subsequently querying the Google Safe Browsing API again, in periodic intervals, for updates to those threat lists you initially retrieved.
Retrieved threats are identified using a SHA256 hash (herein referred to as threat hash prefix) that is between 4 to 32 bytes in length. Safe Browsing.NET encodes threat hash prefixes in hexadecimal for simplified handling and identification.
The intent of a threat database is so that after you set it up, you can query it, instead of the Google Safe Browsing API, to determine if a URL is safe or unsafe. The implementation of a threat database could be anything you choose (e.g. in-memory data structure, SQLite, SQL Server, et al.)
Note
Safe Browsing.NET has out-of-the-box implementations for an in-memory threat database and a file based threat database that is persisted to disk as JSON. These implementations should satisfy the majority of use cases if you do not want to implement your own threat database. For more information, please see ManagedJsonBrowsingDatabase and MemoryBrowsingDatabase in the Safe Browsing.NET API reference.
Threat list updates are retrieved as either full or as partial updates. A full update means you want to retrieve a threat list in its entirety. A partial update means you want to retrieve updates to a threat list since the last time you retrieved it as a full update.
Learn: Full vs. Partial Threat List Updates
When you retrieve a threat list from the Google Safe Browsing API, you have the option to retrieve it as either a full or a partial update. Retrieving a threat list as a full update refers to retrieving it in its entirety. In other words, you want to retrieve all of its associated threats as of the time you send the request.
Retrieving a threat list as a partial update refers to retrieving only updates to it since the last time you retrieved it as a full update. In other words, you want to retrieve a computed difference between your local copy of the threat list and Google's remote copy of the threat list as of the time you send the request. The computed difference will indicate which of the threat list's associated threats you must remove from and which threats you must add to your local copy of the threat list.
Note
As a rule of thumb, the first time you retrieve a threat list, you will always retrieve it as a full update. Subsequently, with very few exceptions, you will always retrieve it as a partial update.
Warning
Technically, there is nothing stopping you from retrieving a threat list as a full update every time or any time you want. Doing so, however, is an incredible waste of resources.
Learn: What is a Threat List Checksum?
When you retrieve a threat list from the Google Safe Browsing API, regardless of whether it is retrieved as a full or
partial update, the returned response includes a checksum
(herein referred to as threat list checksum
or a threat list's checksum
). A threat list's checksum
is used to verify your local copy of the threat list after you store it
in your threat database.
After you store a retrieved threat list in your threat database, you must compute its checksum
and compare it
with the checksum
included in the response. If the two values match, your local copy of the threat list is considered
correct. If the two values do not match, your local copy of the threat list is considered corrupt. If your local copy
of the threat list is corrupt, you must disregard (i.e. delete it from your threat database) it in its entirety and
retrieve it again as a full update.
Note
Safe Browsing.NET expresses a threat list's checksum
as a hexadecimal encoded string.
How To: Compute a Threat List Checksum
Note
If you use one of the threat databases provided out-of-the-box by Safe Browsing.NET, such as
MemoryBrowsingDatabase, there is an extension method
to compute a threat list's checksum
so that you don't have to do it yourself. For more information, please see
BrowsingDatabaseExtension in the
Safe Browsing.NET API reference.
Learn: What is a Threat List State?
When you retrieve a threat list from the Google Safe Browsing API, regardless of whether it is retrieved as a full or
partial update, the returned response includes a state
(herein referred to as threat list state
or a threat list's state
). A threat list's state
is an opaque value indicating a snapshot in time when it was retrieved.
The first time you retrieve a threat list, you will always retrieve it as a full update. This is accomplished by not
including a threat list state
in the request to the Google Safe Browsing API. You must store the retrieved
threat list's state
, preferably in your threat database, that is included in the returned response so that you can
subsequently retrieve the threat list as a partial update. This is accomplished by including the retrieved threat list's state
in the subsequent request to the Google Safe Browsing API.
Note
As a rule of thumb, to retrieve a threat list as a full update, you must not include a threat list state
in the
request to the Google Safe Browsing API. To retrieve a threat list as a partial update, you must include a
threat list state
in the request.
Note
Even though a threat list's state
is an opaque value, Safe Browsing.NET expresses it as a hexadecimal encoded
string.
Warning
As a rule of thumb, you must store a retrieved threat list's state
, preferably in your threat database. If you
do not, you will never be able to subsequently retrieve the threat list as a partial update.
Learn: What are Threat List Update Constraints?
When you retrieve a threat list from the Google Safe Browsing API, regardless of whether it is retrieved as a full or partial update, you have the option to include update constraints in the request to the Google Safe Browsing API to limit the size of the data set or restrict the data set to a specific criteria that is included in the response. The data set included in the response is, effectively, the threats associated with the threat list.
Note
To better understand what update constraints you can include in a request to the Google Safe Browsing API, please see ThreatListUpdateConstraintsBuilder in the Safe Browsing.NET API reference.
Warning
As a rule of thumb, limiting the size of the data set included in a response from the Google Safe Browsing API will impact the effectiveness of the protection provided by the Google Safe Browsing API. You should only limit the size of the data set if you have resource constraints, such as memory. Typically, if you're building an application that will run on a PC or a server, you should not have resource constraints. For more information, please see the Google Safe Browsing API documentation.
Learn: What is a Threat List Wait to Date?
When you retrieve a threat list from the Google Safe Browsing API, regardless of whether it is retrieved as a full or
partial update, the returned response might optionally include a wait to date
(herein referred to as a threat list's wait to date
). A threat list's wait to date
is the date you must wait to before subsequently retrieving the
threat list again.
After you retrieve a threat list, you must store its wait to date
, preferably in your threat database, and avoid
subsequently retrieving the threat list again until its wait to date
has expired. A typical implementation approach
to doing this might be to setup a timer that expires when the threat list's wait to date
expires.
Important
Technically, there is nothing stopping you from subsequently retrieving a threat list before its wait to date
.
Doing so however, might subject your account to being disabled by Google. For more information, please see the
Google Safe Browsing API documentation.
How To: Retrieve Full Threat List Updates
Retrieving a threat list as a full update refers to retrieving it in its entirety. In other words, you want to retrieve all of its associated threats as of the time you send the request.
Note
The first time you retrieve a threat list, you will always retrieve it as a full update.
After you retrieve a threat list as a full update, you should:
- If you already have a local copy of it in your threat database, disregard it (i.e. delete it from your threat database) in its entirety
- Store a local copy of it in your threat database, including its
state
andwait to date
- Compute your local copy's
checksum
and compare it to thechecksum
included in the response from the Google Safe Browsing API. If the two values match, your local copy is considered correct. If the two values do not match, your local copy is considered corrupt. If your local copy is corrupt, you must disregard (i.e. delete it from your threat database) it in its entirety and retrieve it again as a full update - Subsequently, when you retrieve the threat list again, retrieve it as a partial update unless it becomes corrupt
- Refrain from subsequently retrieving the threat list again until its
wait to date
expires
How To: Retrieve Partial Threat List Updates
Retrieving a threat list as a partial update refers to retrieving only updates to it since the last time you retrieved it as a full update. In other words, you want to retrieve a computed difference between your local copy of the threat list and Google's remote copy of the threat list as of the time you send the request. The computed difference will indicate which of the threat list's associated threats you must remove from and which threats you must add to your local copy of the threat list.
Note
You cannot retrieve a threat list as a partial update if you have never retrieved it as a full update.
After you retrieve a threat list as a partial update, you should:
- If the response from the Google Safe Browsing API includes a collection of threats to remove:
- Lexicographically sort your local copy of the threat list if its not already sorted
- Delete the threats included in the response for removal from your local copy
- If the response includes a collection of threats to add, add them to your local copy
- Update your local copy's
state
andwait to date
with the values included in the response - Compute your local copy's
checksum
and compare it to thechecksum
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04-Sep-19 03:03 PM
the numbers showed that before the sniping, notaries were getting close to the expected amounts. the sniping pool really skewed things
i knew how to hunt for blocks, years ago, but i felt it best to leave it to random chance
once an external party started sniping, it upset the balance and the 75% wasnt 75% anymore
just explaining that once external miner starts sniping, if the NN dont start doing the same, they end up with less than the targeted 75%
and NN sniping is also allowed by the rules
but if it isnt pooled, i estimated 10 or so NN would end up hunting and that would make a significant change from the existing balance. would it be any harm? probably not, but it would be a change and it was safer to minimize the change to the overall balance


About
This project (Github repository) is a collection of website templates I made over the last years, made available for everyone as free/libre “software”.
The designs
- eckig
- “Cornered” in English, a design I made for my personal website in 2012. Not responsive!
- maltes-blog
- A simple, black-on-white design for blogs with a majority of text only posts.
- maltes-blog2
- A newer blog template, featuring a “hamburger menu” (these three dashes)
- orange
- Generic template featuring orange colored highlights. Not responsive!
- template4
- Another, color-less generic template for text heavy sites. Not responsive!


Main
Experience
Master of Science in Innovation and Management student seeking Summer 2021 full-time opportunities in Data Analytics
Education
Tufts University
MS Candidate in Innovation and Management
Medford, MA
2020–Current
Tufts University
B.A. in Economics
Minor in Entreprenurial Leadership
Medford, MA
2016–2020
Research Experience
Data Analytics
Tufts University
Medford, MA
2021–2021
- Developed visuals to show the disparity of wages/unemployment between races and levels of education
- Created time series regressions to show it in relation to S&P 500s
Selected Project Experience
Econometrics
Tufts University
Medford, MA
2019–2019
- Deployed a project which showed the effectiveness of an F-1 visas implementation on immigrants wages (specific to engineers).
- Used a difference in difference model to conclude that the F-1 was not effective in its goal to increase wages.


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Reducing the Impact of Garbage Collection
Although the allocation change decreased the amount of memory being created, it did not help with the run time/copying problem. This benchmark in particular emphasized the issue.
longGc :: [Benchmark]
longGc =
let small = Map.fromList [ (k, v) | k <- [1..100], v <- ["data"] ]
large = Map.fromList [ (k, v) | k <- [1..1000000], v <- ["data"] ]
in [ bench "small-fast" $ whnf id small
, bench "large-slow" $ whnf id large
]
Theoretically these functions should be pretty much the same. The only difference is the amount of live memory when running them. The benchmark looked like this though:
benchmarking small-fast
measurement took 5.03 s
...
benchmarking large-slow
measurement took 69.20 s
...
Tot Time (elapsed)
Gen 1 2430 colls, 68.188s 68.226s
Total time 75.000s ( 75.117s elapsed)
So we need to somewhow reduce the amount of time spent collecting the first generation. Thinking back to our measure
loop, this is somewhat self-inflicted.
measure func iters =
-- See /Reducing GC/ Below
performGC
startStats <- getRTSStats
startTime <- getTime
runRepeatedly func iters
endTime <- getTime
performGC
endStats <- getRTSStats
-- Measure returns a /Measured/ record,
-- and time at end of measurement.
return (mkMeasured endStats startStats, endTime)
We have two calls to performGC
, which is a manual way of calling the garbage collector. There were also two calls to performGC
in the parent function, meaning we were paying four times for every sample taken. The parent ones can be removed almost immediately. They were just copied to the new measure
location when they should have been permanently moved.
That cuts the time in half, but we still have the two pesky ones in measure
. The issue is that sometimes you need to work on a large data structure, like the Map
above.
A Quick Primer on the Garbage Collector
If you aren’t familiar with how the garbage collector works, here’s a quick review. The gc can be tuned, but I’ll just cover the defaults.
When GHC runs your program, it maintains the heap so you don’t have to. But because you never call free
as you would in a language like C, GHC has to figure out when to reclaim the “garbage” memory no longer in use. It uses a generational garbage collector to keep track of your memory.
It works on the hypothesis that most memory does not live very long, which is often a successful model for functional languages. When you try to allocate some new memory, it looks in Gen 0 for space. If there isn’t any, it goes through all of Gen 0, kicking out dead blocks and moving live data to Gen 1.
If it tries to move data to Gen 1 and there is no space, it performs a similar collection. However, instead of moving live data up another generation, it allocates twice the current size and copies everything over. This space grows depending on the program and can become quite costly to collect. This is a “major” collection.
performGC
is asking for a major collection. We can ask for just a minor collection with performMinorGC
.
Two wonderful writeups can be found here and here if you are looking for more information.
Getting Stats
As I just hinted, we want to move to performMinorGC
, but the question is, why are we calling the gc here? Each time the garbage collector runs, it updates stats about the program.
After a bit of reading in GHC’s Runtime System (which you can follow here), I was able to confirm that these stats are updated in both major and minor collections. So the stats reported are at least up to date.
It is hard to quantify the impact that major vs. minor gc’s have on the actual sample though. The state of the heap impacts the speed of programs more than one would like.
This is my way of writing a disclaimer: from all my tests, it would seem that using performGC
vs. performMinorGC
does not greatly impact the reported times. However, if you come across any measurements that are significantly different between Criterion versions, please report them. I certainly did not think of every edge case when thinking about and testing this code.


Version Control Git/GitHub
The first thing that should be explained is what Git and GitHub are. Git is a program run in your command line that allows you to store, manage, and even go back to different points in the development of a file. For example, I could go back to when I had just wrote the first line, even if I had already gotten to the end.You get to establish these points as you deem fit which is another reason why it's so handy. I can mark when I was working on a certain part of a file specifically so that I know what I was working on if I wanted to go back to it in the future. It also helps if you somehow deleted part of your file. You can always go back to an earlier version to retrieve it again.
Another great tool for not only backing up files but sharing them is GitHub. It keeps your code in a safe place in case anything should happen to the files on your computer. In addition, it allows for easy collaboration on a single project by creating different channels for people to edit the code, and then come back together to discuss the changes before they are final.
What are the benefits of version control? I've learned a lot of new information in my first week at Dev Bootcamp. Version control is an extremely important tool to use when coding. It is a system that records changes to a file over time so that you can keep track of all revisions made. It allows you to compare changes over time, see who made a revision (and why), and revert back to an earlier version before a specific change was made (perhaps due to an issue caused by the change). Basically, version control allows you to easily get back to a working version of your file if something goes wrong.


Sqor Launches Android App,Releases NFL/NCAA Football Showdowns
Sqor has much to celebrate this week: Launching their Android app, hitting 1 million pageviews year-to-date, and releasing their interactive football “Showdowns.”
Android
Now sports fans can connect and have the ultimate insider access to their favorite athletes on the web, iOS or Android. Sqor’s release on GooglePlay™ is the next step to reach new audiences on additional devices. The Android app features editorial and social content posted in a timeline fashion by athletes and users, with notifications, comments, favorites, search capabilities, user and athlete profiles, images, video, and the ability to share via social media sites such as Facebook, and Twitter. Download the new Android app on GooglePlay™ or get the existing Sqor app in the iTunes App Store.
“We are very excited to be launching via GooglePlay™ and bringing Sqor content to Android devices,” said Brian Wilhite, CEO and Founder at Sqor. “As one of the leading application ecosystems, we know the importance of being compatible to Android products. We highly appreciate the support that GooglePlay™ offers to app producers. We believe that Android users who are interested in sports, interactive football showdowns, athlete contests and giveaways, and real-time access to the athletes, will love what we’ve created,” Wilhite said.
Given this massive opportunity in sports, Sqor believes the biggest untapped opportunity in sports is the athlete – specifically the 99% that have powerful personal brands but no current off-the-field income. Sqor partners with over 1,500 athletes to provide fans with greater access to the players. This is especially true with the younger demographic.
Showdowns
To further cater to athletes and fans alike, Sqor is also rolling out “Showdowns”. Showdowns is a feature within Sqor online (coming to mobile soon), that allows users to pick teams and predict who will win, challenge their friends, and receive virtual badges/trophies if they’re right. Showdowns are intended to encourage interaction between fans and participating athletes as they go head-to-head selecting the winning teams and top performing athletes of games throughout the season. NFL Legend and Sqor Board Member Brett Favre is especially excited about this new feature. “It was great getting to interact with fans who were playing against me with Sqor’s Showdowns last year,” Favre said. “With all the new gaming features Sqor has added, this year is going to be even better.”
Starting in September, Sqor users who win at least 10 Showdowns will be entered to win a $500 gift card to Fanatics. Additionally, some of Sqor’s NFL athletes, including Brett Favre, will be giving away signed memorabilia every week to Showdown users. Sqor will be adding other sports to the Showdowns such as MMA, NBA, MLB, and others in the following months.
1M Pageviews YTD
Last but not least to celebrate: Sqor just hit 1 million YTD pageviews this past weekend. and is tracking for exponential growth for the foreseeable future.
“Hitting this metric is a huge milestone for us at Sqor,” said Noah Gift, CTO at Sqor.”We’ve made it our mission to offer new features to enhance the sports experience for our users and look forward to fan enthusiasm about the elements to come, “ Gift said.


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AutoPkg is a system for automatically preparing software for distribution to managed clients. Recipes allow you to specify a series of simple actions which combined together can perform complex tasks, similar to Automator workflows or Unix pipes.
See the wiki for more information and full documentation.
Discussion of the use and development of AutoPkg is here.
Download and install the latest installer package.
This will also set up a packaging server and a launchd job so regular users can create packages.
Set the MUNKI_REPO preference to use recipes that can import to a Munki repository.
defaults write com.github.autopkg MUNKI_REPO /path/to/your/munki/repo
These are just a few examples. See the wiki for more usage info.
Run a recipe:
autopkg run recipename
List all recipes:
autopkg list-recipes
See all commands:
autopkg help
No recipes are included with the base autopkg tools. You can use autopkg to get some:
autopkg repo-add http://github.com/autopkg/recipes.git
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Toronto Film Festival Comments by Sarah M. Elkins Copyright 1991 Sarah M. Elkins
Well, this year I finally made it to the Toronto Festival of Festivals, which bills itself as the second largest film festival (second to Cannes). It certainly was big, though not having been to Cannes or whatever's the third largest, I can't really say how it compares. I really had a good time, and recommend it highly. It was well-organized and had a lot of variety. Their categories included Contemporary World Cinema (big names, somewhat commercial), Galas (even more commercial, though not all Hollywood) and Special Presentations, Perspective Canada, The Edge (cutting edge, avant-garde, experimental), Open Vault (classics), Midnight Madness ("The weirdest and most bizzare programme in The Festival," though ERASERHEAD was stuck in the Special Presentations category for some unfathomable reason), Latin American Panorama, First Cinema (first-time feature film directors), Asian Horizons, Que Viva Mexico, and Spotlight on Ken Loach. Unfortunately, since I was only there Saturday and Sunday, I was only able to see seven movies (hah! beat your six/Labor Day Weekend record, John!), and was not able to sample every category. Since at any given time about eight movies were showing at the different Festival theaters in downtown (Yonge and Bloor district) Toronto, I just picked the ones which sounded promising that I could fit into a schedule and had a hope of getting into (unlike, say, BLACK ROBE or THE FISHER KING, both of which I do want to see). Out of the seven, three were worth seeing, and one was *very* good and has already been added to my "Favorites" file. The other three ranged from pretty decent to annoying.
SAM AND ME: (Perspective Canada, Director Deepa Mehta, 94 minutes)
Plot kickoff: A young man, Nikhil, arrives in Toronto from India. His uncle tries to get him a job at Cohen Medical Supplies where he works, but instead Nik is hired to play nursemaid to cranky old Sam Cohen, who just wants to go back to Israel to die.
Characters/acting: Sam Cohen is played by Peter Boretski; the actor who played Nikhil was not listed; both of them deserve Genies (Canadian Oscars). All of the acting was good. The characters all seemed like real people, not stereotypes or throwaway cardboard cutouts.
Cinematography/FX: There are some good visuals which would lose a little on the small screen. Fortunately I saw this one at the Showcase, as opposed to the big-screen television-type screens at the Cumberland. Still worth seeing on any size screen.
Score: I liked the score. Some Indian, some traditional and non-traditional Jewish (Yiddish?), some pop, miscellaneous.
Violence/language: A couple of short fights/hits, probably some language I didn't notice.
Skin/situations: Skin/situations are a very minor part of this movie, this is just FYI. Back view of Sam singing and dancing naked in the rain. Exotic dancer (pasties). Foreplay.
Analysis: Two outstanding movies from Canada in two years (BYE BYE BLUES in 1989)!; of course there may well be other great ones that I simply missed. This movie has moments of joy and hilarity, anguish and bitterness. The culture clash between Nik's crowd and the Cohens leads to wicked humor and poignant moments. I hope this shows up at the Little Theater in Rochester. It is not completely flawless (some muttered dialogue, I'm not sure about one of Nikhil's reactions), but I would encourage anyone to see this movie; I'll see it again if I get the chance. I hope Mehta makes another movie about Nikhil, or at any rate I hope I get to see some of his other movies.
A LITTLE STIFF: (First Cinema, Dir. Greg Watkins, Caveh Zahedi, USA, 85 min., black and white, made for $10,000, Zahedi at the Q&A afterwards)
Plot: Neurotic UCLA film student attempts to woo standoffish art student
Characters/acting: Zahedi plays himself in a semi-biographical role. Greg plays his buddy. I don't know who played the art student, except that she used to be Zahedi's girlfriend.
Cinematography/FX: For $10,000 it looks pretty good. I don't think big or little screen would make much difference.
Score: Not much score, except when Zahedi was dancing around alone in his headphones. He told us during the Q&A it was the Smiths, but you couldn't hear it through his headphones. Also a dreadful song about falling which was a part of one of his (the character's and the person's) two-minute film student project about death and horror.
Violence/language: None I can remember.

Analysis: Very sharp, very funny. One of the best lines: After the art student tells Zahedi how she wants to take toad hallucinogen at the same time her cat's on catnip, he asks, "Would that be as a performance piece?" But maybe you had to be there; his delivery was perfect. Zahedi's deadpan delivery and kamikaze approach to love make this movie a treat.
TOGETHER ALONE: (FC, Dir. P. J. Castellaneta, USA, 87 min., black and white, made for $7,000, Castellaneta at the Q&A afterwards)
Plot: Two gay males sit around and talk after a one-night stand
Characters/acting: I really liked the characters in this movie, not that I thought they were great guys (it seems like half the movies I saw at the festival featured neurotic or manipulative people), but they were very well drawn and acted. Castellaneta told us that they rehearsed for a month before shooting to keep the costs down. I hardly knew who to sympathize with because both of them said things that made sense at different times, but also neither of them was perfect by any means. Both of them had some great monologues. The MBA had a long dialogue which I was very drawn into and it was a little shock when it was over.
Cinematography/FX: B/W, no great shots for big screen.
Score: Didn't notice.
Violence/language: Wrestling bout, a couple of profanities.
Skin/situations: Pretty frank discussion about AIDS and preventing it, and about homosexual sex. Some caresses, mostly pretty tame.
Analysis: I would recommend this movie, but not as a must-see. I thought the discussions about commitment and how to build love were relevant to anyone. I particularly was impressed by the naturalness of the actors. One the other hand, there's not much action in this film. The director stayed away from the infamous "talking heads" syndrome, but there's only so much you can do with a conversational movie like this. I also liked much of the humor and wisecracks between the two characters, though at times they were using it to avoid dialog.
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As the world embraces computers more and more, we'll need more and more people to keep us safe in the computing world. Where to start learning Cyber Security depends on how much prior programming knowledge you have. The following list of resources assumes you start from 0. If not, feel free to look further down the list for more advanced resources.
Python
I recommend picking up Python as a first programming language, it's simple to understand yet is extremely useful. Python will also teach you how to program without having to worry too much about syntax and/or other quirks of more complex programming languages.
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C is a more advanced programming language. It's almost 50 years old and it's the father of a lot of other modern programming languages. It's an excellent language to learn more advanced programming concepts such as memory management. Learning C will certainly give you the necessary skills to learn new languages much more easily.
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Hacking Fundamentals
Now that you know how to program, let's do something with it. The big difference between people that can hack, and script kiddies (unskilled "hackers"), is that hackers make their own tools, script kiddies simply use them. Therefore it is essential that you learn the fundamentals of hacking first.
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Advanced Hacking
After learning the fundamentals you'll probably have a good idea of what you would like to learn next. If not Hacking the Hacker is a good book to give you a short, high level view of the security industry. Black Hat Python will teach you how to use the python skills you learned in the first section to hack more advanced systems. I found Car Security to be an interesting topic to pursue, if you're also interested; check out the Car Hacker's Handbook.
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ENA Source Attribute Helper
The ENA Source Attribute Helper (SAH) is designed to help users accurately report sequence and sample attributes related to biological sources.
This tool currently focuses on the attributes in which specimens, cultures or other materials are identified, from which the sequence data were derived. It uses curated data from NCBI BioCollections to obtain unique codes for the institutions and collections holding the vouchers. The accepted formats for these qualifiers are detailed in the INSDC Feature Table.
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## Ether in the Crypt ------------------------- #### An Introduction to Blockchain an Crypto world
### Big Picture ------------------------- + Blockchain: Public record of state changes. + Bitcoin (BTC): Most popular Coin & blockchain. Limited. Just for coin -BTC- transactions. + Transactions are verified and stored as a block. "Unmodifiable" once stored. + Ethereum like blockchains: Expand the possibilities. Not just coin transactions but also functionalities like other software programmes.
### Basic Concepts ------------ + Distributed DB | Blockchain | Network of nodes + Protocol | Eth, BTC, Neo + Coin | asset of the network | Eth, Btc, Iota, Monero || Token + Minning | Transaction verification + Hashing | Merkle Tree + Cryptography | Pub & Priv keys + Smart Contracts + dapps
### Advantages ------------ + No central authority like government | No trust needed + Anonimity + Low fees
### Challenges and limitations ------------ + Amount of transactions per second + Cryptocoins dependency & If no coins then no distributed network philosophy? + Regulation + Illegal activities + Energy consumption
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Gojira v2.0 (July 2023), by James Pino
Gojira helps open and create multiple Jira tickets quickly and easily without having to wait for a page to load! To get Gojira working for your project, click the configure button and enter your Jira's base URL and a comma-separated list of your favorite project prefixes. That's it!
Check out the GitHub repository
if you'd like to contribute.
Here's how it works:
Open a single ticket:
ABC-123
Open multiple tickets of the samne project:
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Open a ticket for several different projects:
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Peg solitaire is a board game for one player involving movement of pegs on a board with holes.
Some sets use marbles in a board with indentations. The game is known simply as Solitaire in the United
Kingdom.
The standard game fills the entire board with pegs except for the central hole.
The objective is, making valid moves, to empty the entire board except for a solitary peg in the central
hole.
A valid move is to jump a peg orthogonally over an adjacent peg into a hole two positions away and then to
remove the jumped peg.


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Warm, dry end to November for most of NZ
It's set to be a very hot, dry end to November with some areas due for no rain at all before December 1.
Some regions will see highs 10C above average, particularly inland and eastern areas, forecaster Weatherwatch says.
Tonight and tomorrow morning could still be a little cool before the temperature soars, with this weekend and next week likely to see highs in the late 20Cs or possibly 30C in some regions.
The entire North Island will be dry for the next seven days as will much of the South Island, Weatherwatch said, thanks to a high pressure system.
Southland, Otago and Taranaki could see a shower or two while the West Coast would have some rainy days.
Head forecaster Philip Duncan said there were parts of the country that would receive 0mm for the remainder of the month.
"Places like Nelson, Marlborough and Northland may receive no rain at all, not even a shower, for the rest of the month. Other regions like Waikato, Auckland, and Wairarapa may get 0.2 to 1mm".
Remote inland areas in both islands would be verging on heatwave criteria, with at least four days coming where the temperature was 5C+ above normal, the forecaster said. Five days in a row is the technical definition of a heatwave.
It's a far cry from the thunderstorms, lightning and hail that smashed parts of the South Island yesterday.
Golfball-sized hail chunks reportedly broke windows and damaged roofs around midday on Wednesday, while on Monday a tornado ripped through Christchurch CBD, injuring two people.


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| complex & | operator-= (double b) |
| complex & | operator *= (complex b) |
| complex & | operator *= (double b) |
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| std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &os, const complex &a) |
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| complex & complex::operator-= | ( | double | b | ) |
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// This is one of our data model classes public class Person { public String getFirstName() { ... } public String getLastName() { ... } @FieldBuilder.FieldDefault("itemLabelGenerator") private static ItemLabelGenerator<Person> myCustomLabel() { return person -> person.getLastName() + ", " + person.getFirstName(); } } // This is a class we want to edit using
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The annotated method must be static, take zero parameters, and have a return type compatible with the named field property, or else the annotation is ignored. Public, package-private, protected, and private methods are supported.
These method may be declared in the edited model class, or any superclass thereof. If the same property is named by multiple methods, the method declared in the narrower declaring class wins. If neither declaring class is narrower, an exception is thrown.
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15.6 GotchasUsing Squid as a surrogate may improve your origin server's security and performance. However, there are some potentially negative side effects as well. Here are a few things to keep in mind. 15.6.1 LoggingWhen using a surrogate, the origin server's access log contains only the cache misses from Squid. Furthermore, those log-file entries have Squid's IP address, rather than the client's. In other words, Squid's access.log is where all the good information is now stored. Recall that, by default, Squid doesn't use the common log-file format. You should use the emulate_httpd_log directive to make Squid's access.log look just like Apache's default log-file format. 15.6.2 Ignoring ReloadsThe Reload button found on most browsers generates HTTP requests with the Cache-Control: no-cache directive set. While this is usually desirable for client-side caching proxies, it may ruin the performance of a surrogate. This is especially true if the backend server is heavily loaded. A reload request forces Squid to purge the currently cached response while retrieving the new response from the origin server. If those origin server responses arrive slowly, Squid consumes a larger than normal number of file descriptors and network resources. To help in this situation, you may want to use one of the refresh_pattern options. When the ignore-reload option is set, Squid pretends that the request doesn't contain the no-cache directive. The ignore-reload option is generally safe for surrogates, although it does, technically, violate the HTTP protocol. To make Squid ignore reloads for all requests, use a line like this in squid.conf: refresh_pattern . 0 20% 4320 ignore-reload For a somewhat safer alternative, you can use the reload-into-ims option. It causes Squid to validate its cached response when the request contains no-cache. Note, however, that this works only for responses that have cache validators (such as Last-Modified timestamps). 15.6.3 Uncachable ContentAs a surrogate, Squid obeys the standard HTTP headers for caching responses from your backend server. This means, for example, that certain dynamic responses might not be cached. You might want to use the refresh_pattern directive to force caching of these objects. For example: refresh_pattern \.dhtml$ 60 80% 180 This trick only works for certain types of responses, namely, those without a Last-Modified or Expires header. By default, Squid doesn't cache such responses. However, using a nonzero minimum time in a refresh_pattern rule instructs Squid to cache the response, and serve it as a cache hit for that amount of time anyway. See Section 7.7 for the details. If your backend server generates other types of uncachable responses, you may not be able to trick Squid into storing them. 15.6.4 ErrorsWith Squid as a surrogate in front of your origin server, you should be aware that visitors to your site may see an error message from Squid, rather than the origin server itself. In other words, your use of Squid may be "exposed" through certain error messages. For example, Squid returns its own error message when it fails to parse the client's HTTP request, which could happen if the request is incomplete or is malformed in some way. Squid also returns an error message if it can't connect to the backend server for some reason. If your site is consistent and functioning properly, you probably don't need to worry about Squid's error messages. Nonetheless, you may want to take a close look at the access.log from time to time and see what sort of errors, if any, your users might be seeing. 15.6.5 Purging ObjectsYou may find the PURGE method particularly useful when operating a surrogate. Because you have a good understanding of the content being served, you are more likely to know when a cached object must be purged. The technique for purging an object is the same as I mentioned previously. See Section 7.6 for a refresher. 15.6.6 NeighborsAlthough I don't recommend it, you can configure Squid as a surrogate and as part of a mesh or hierarchy. If you choose to take on such an arrangement, note that, by default, Squid forwards cache misses to parents (rather than the backend server). Assuming that isn't what you really want, be sure to use the cache_peer_access directives so that requests for your backend server don't go to your neighbors instead. |
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Fits the mixture of experts latent position cluster model to network data to cluster nodes into subgroups, while incorporating covariate information, in a mixture of experts model setting.
| Version: | 1.2.1 |
| Imports: | MASS, mvtnorm, mclust, nnet, ellipse, latentnet, vegan, e1071 |
| Published: | 2018-05-11 |
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| Maintainer: | Isobel Claire Gormley <claire.gormley at ucd.ie> |
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This 'Narayani Trust' is the great saint of Sri Vaishnavism, Sri Sri 1008 Jagannathji Maharaj Sthan-Aste Kutiya, Achalda and Sri Sri 1008 Shri Gurujanadji Ji Maharaj alias Andhe Baba Sthan-Bahadurpur Luhiya, Basrehar, Etawah saints and Ashram tradition of temples. The Narayani Trust has been formed by social workers Shri Manish Yadav "Patre" and saints to keep alive the life of Jirnodwar, Rashtra Seva, Goseva, Sant Seva, regular worship, religious rituals, social service, Guru Shishya tradition. The entire arrangement of temples run by the trust is being done by the respective sub-committees. In this sequence, Shri Sankat Mochan Balaji Temple Management Committee (Reg.) Is running Shri Hanuman Ji Temple, Nagla Mardan, Kataipur Ashram and Parauli Ramayan Gaushala and other temples and gaushalas.
Two sub-organizations have also been formed for the purpose of the Narayani Trust. Sant Samaj Suraksha Parishad was formed for the protection of saint society, sacrifice and propagation of religion. It will be conducted by saints only.
The youth have been constituted as a non-political and religious and social organization by gathering organizational power towards religion, nation, society and their rights, duties, which will be called "Narayani Sena Uttar Pradesh". Which will be governed by Mr. Manish Yadav "Patre", President of the Trust, which will be set up at the state, division, district, development block, Nyaya Panchayat and Gram Panchayat levels.
Genealogy
The great saint of Vaishnavism, Sri Sri 1008 Jagannathji Maharaj Sthan-Aste Kutiya, Achalda and Sri Sri 1008 Shri Gurujan Das Ji Maharaj alias Aandhe Baba Sthan-Bahadurpur Luhia, Basrehar, Etawah whose great Jagannath Das Ji Maharaj Ji Maharaj used to do penance. There were three disciples: -
- Sri Sri 108 Mahant Raghuviradas Ji Maharaj who built his ashram in Saraiya and became other disciples. His disciples were Sri Sri 108 Mahant Raghuviradas Ji Maharaj's disciple Sri Sri 108 Sowrandas Ji Maharaj's disciple Shri Shyam Das Das Maharaj is presently a disciple of Shri Sri 108 Komaldas Ji Maharaj.
- Sri Sri 108 Mahant Shri Ayodhyadas Ji Maharaj, you built your ashram on Nandpur Gangeya and started doing penance. He had two disciples including Sri Sri 108 Ramsevakadas ji who became the Mahant of Nandpur Ashram and Shri Bhagwandas Ji Maharaj who became the officer of Ashram Nandpur. After these, after Bhagwan Das ji's death, his disciple Sri Sri 1008 Prabhudas Ji Maharaj became Shri Mahant.
- Shri 108 Mahant Jagram Das Ji Maharaj, you built your ashram at Nagla Mardan Kataiyapur bridge and started doing the same bhajan. All three of you Gurubhai were very big saints and social workers. Sri Sri 108 Mahant Jagramdas ji had two disciples, the first Mahant was Sri Sri Santosh Das Das and the officer Shri Sri Trivenidas ji Maharaj, after the two Mahatmas were enlightened, Shri Dayaldas took over the ashram as an officer at the same time Mr. Trivenidas Ji Maharaj The disciple of Shri Gyan Singh and his son Mr. Dalvir Singh took care of the arrangements of the ashram. After some time, after the visit of Dayaldas and Dalveer Singh to Swargadham, the arrangements and service of the said ashram was handled by his younger brother Manish Yadav and with great devotion got the old Hanuman temple built in 2005. At the same time, in the year 2006, Durga Devi Temple, Sheetla Devi Temple, Shri Ram Janaki Temple and Saraswati Devi Temple and Lakshmi Devi Temple were constructed. After that, Radha Krishna Temple was built in the year 2009 and Shri Malteshwar Mahadev Temple in the year 2011. After the above, the work of beautification of Sant Niwas and temples, construction of gardens, parks, and cultural platform was done and Gausseva, Sant Seva and social service are doing the work of an institution. He has a great interest in performing Sanatan Dharma Prachar Yagya Puja and taking special care of environment and doing Yagadadi in planting garden. Every year the Budhva Mangal Mela, Shivaratri Mela, Navratri Festival, Janmashtami, Yagya Pujan etc. are done at regular time, that is, considering Lord Krishna as the ideal of your life, you are also doing nationalism and working according to the best.
- By the grace of all these saints, a book called "Let's go to heaven" has been published by the institution that will make your family aware. You read and teach.
Genealogy
The great saint of the Vaishnavism, the second saint, Sri Sri 1008 Shri Gurujan Das Ji Maharaj alias Andhe Baba, who built an ashram in Shri Chitragupta Jagannathji, etc., on the road to Etawah-Farrukhabad in Luhia Bahadurpur, near the town of Basrehar in Etawah Tehsil. While staying there, he started doing austerities, he was a very experienced prophet, people did not live without being influenced by him, being influenced by Maharaj Ji, the zamindars had fully supported the body, money and money in the construction of the temple, Maharaj Ji's four disciples Happened -
- (First disciple) - Sri Sri 108 Mahant Devadas ji Maharaj, who was Chitragupta Jagannath ji etc. seated temple Bahadur Luhia Basrehar Janpad-Etawah followed by Mahant Sri Sri 108 Ramathaldas Ji Maharaj followed by Sri Sri 108 Garibdas Ji Maharaj followed by Sri Sri 108 Ramasundardas Mr. Maharaj, who became a Naga saint, Nirmohi Akhara. He had three disciples, the first Sri Sri 108 Sheetal Das Ji Maharaj, who is currently the Mahant of Bahadurpur Luhia under the disciple tradition, the second disciple Sri Sri 108 Madan Mohan Das Ji Maharaj Lohwan is the Mahant of the Mathura Ashram. The third disciple Sri Sri 108 Ramsharandas Ji Maharaj is following the Vrindavan Dham, Guru Shishya tradition.
- (Second disciple) - Sri Sri 108 Mahant Ayodhyadas Ji Maharaj who built an ashram in Rahin, followed by Sri Sri 108 Giravardas Ji Maharaj and after him Sri Sri 108 Dhirmadas Ji Maharaj and after him Sri Sri 108 Dayal Das Ji Maharaj became the Mahant of the said ashram. . Sri Sri 108 Dayaldas Ji Maharaj had three main disciples. First disciple Sri Sri 108 Narasimhandas Ji Maharaj who became Mahant of Ashram, two of his disciples, Kaushal Kishore Das Ji, was made the Mahant of the said ashram and Shri Ramsharan Das Ji was appointed as an officer who is presently. Second disciple Sri Sri 108 Sarveshwar Das Ji Maharaj, who built his Sri Ramajanaki temple, Louhari Rampura Basrehar district in Etawah. Who made his disciple Ramkumar Das Ji Maharaj, who is present. The third disciple was Sri Sri Murlidas ji Maharaj, who became the officer of the Louhurai Rampura Ashram. Before he became Brahmin, he appointed his authority to his disciple Sri Sri 108 Sheetal Das Maharaj who is presently.
- (Third disciple) - Sri Sri Mathuradas ji Maharaj, who took the living Samadhi in the premises of Shri Chitragupta Jagannath ji etc., in the temple of Bahadur Luhia Basrehar Janpad-Etawah, whose tomb is still there.
- (Fourth disciple) - Sri Sri Gomti Das Ji Maharaj, who built his ashram at Kumhawar Saifai, had two disciples. First disciple - Sri Sri 108 Premdas Ji Maharaj, who made him the Mahant of Kumhawar Ashram. In keeping with this tradition, his disciple Sri 108 Padam Das Ji Maharaj and his disciple Ramsundar Das Ji and his disciple are presently operating the ashram, following the tradition of Shri 108 Mahant, Shri Sheetal Das Ji Maharaj Guru, disciple Mahant. Second disciple - Sri Sri 108 Keshavdas Ji Maharaj who got his ashram built in the temple of Longpura Saifai, and after his disciple Sri Sri 108 Haridas Ji Maharaj and his disciple Sri Sri 108 Narasimha Das Ji Maharaj and after being Brahman, Shri Sri 108 Mahaviradas Ji Maharaj Made Mahanta of Longpura Ashram. After this, Sri Sri 108 Mahaviradas Ji Maharaj, during his life, did very religious work, social service and got the ashram constructed in Uddhav Kuti Vrindavan. Taking the same tradition forward, Sri Sri 108 Shivramdas Ji Maharaj is the Mahant of the Longpur Ashram and Sri Sri 108 Chitramaram Das Ji Maharaj Uvav Kuti Vrindavan is being monitored by the Guru Shishya tradition and maintaining and maintaining the temple smoothly.
Trustees
- Mr. Manish Yadav
- Mr. Ram Ji
- Mr. Abhimanyu Yadav
- Mr. Sheetal Das
- Mr. Madan Mohan Das
- Mr. Prabhu Das
- Mr. Rajeev Kumar Panday
- Mr. Jagatarandas


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MADELINE (1998)
Rating: 2.5 stars (out of 4.0) ******************************** Key to rating system: 2.0 stars - Debatable 2.5 stars - Some people may like it 3.0 stars - I liked it 3.5 stars - I am biased in favor of the movie 4.0 stars - I felt the movie's impact personally or it stood out ********************************* A Movie Review by David Sunga
Directed by: Daisy von Scherler Mayer
Written by: Mark Levin and Jennifer Flackett, from the book by Ludwig Bemelmans.
Starring: Hatty Jones and Frances McDormand
Ingredients: Paris boarding school for 12 young girls, adventures of little girl
Synopsis: MADELINE begins with the opening of a storybook, and it should, considering that it's a storybook movie for children. MADELINE doesn't follow the normal stereotypical formats for action movies, comedies, et cetera. Instead, MADELINE kind of wanders around, allowing the audience to hear the tale, and experience spunky little Madeline's various adventures, including discovering a kidnapping plot by goofy circus clowns, and saving her boarding school.
Madeline (Hatty Jones) is an little British orphan girl who lives with twelve other young girls in a charitable boarding school in Paris. The school is run by the intuitive nun, Miss Clavel (Frances McDormand), who can often smell when "something is not right." In this case, something is often not right, since Madeline is always getting into one form of mischief or another.
Madeline's adventures include having an operation at the hospital, falling into a river, looking for a lost dog, befriending a neighborhood boy, trying to figure out why the boarding school's owner Lord Covington wants to close down the school, and foiling a kidnapping attempt on the Spanish ambassador's son.
Opinion: Summer movies always seem to be geared towards adolescent males (or as my girlfriend would say, the adolescent in all males). Main characters?  And the hero always has to save things on a really grand scale. He fights off 100 thugs single-handedly, saves the town, saves the free world, saves his city, saves America, saves his female partner and the Earth, et cetera et cetera.
On the other hand, elementary school-aged kids have a different mentality. To a kid, spending a night in the hospital getting your tonsils taken out is suspenseful. Looking for your lost dog is dramatic. Saving a baby bird is simply monumental. Adults swallow movies with formula plots. But to a kid, walking around meeting new friends and escaping trouble suffices for plot. As a result, kid movies are way different from adult movies.
The problem is, these days hardly anyone knows how to make kid movies. Typical of most attempts are kiddie-aged heroes who are supposed to speak like real kids, but end up sounding like hipper-than-thou thirty-something script writers. And it's especially rare to find a movie where the protagonist is a spunky elementary school-aged girl who actually thinks and acts like an elementary school-aged girl. How many can you think of, off the top of your head?
Rare, indeed. That's what makes MADELINE is somewhat of a gem, despite arguably anglo-centric overtones (in the movie, Africans and Indians are exoticized and tricked). MADELINE is done from a small girl's point of view, and it's done well. It's simply a story about a little girl who has a few neat little adventures. No emotional baggage, weighty cynicism, fancy tricks, world-banging drama, no violence, no sex, no gore. Just the simple wonder of being young and wondrous and meeting interesting folks and having occasional excitement. Throw in scenes involving a loyal doggy, a caring old woman, adventure at the circus, and an exciting kidnapping, and your kids have themselves a quality movie.
Reviewed by David Sunga July 13, 1998
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27 January 2001 - PgAccess 0.98.7
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Fixed table creation when all columns are inherited and no new columns are added
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AFCON qualifier: Osimhen’s double helps Nigeria beat Lesotho 4-2
by Sodiq OyelekeSodiq Oyeleke
A brace by Victor Osimhen and goals by Alex Iwobi and Samuel Chukwueze helped Nigeria defeat Lesotho 4-2 in their 2021 Africa Cup of Nations Group L qualifier in Maseru on Sunday.
Masoabi Nkoto scored Lesotho’s first goal in the 11th minute, while their second came via a Chidozie Awaziem own goal.
In the 17th minute, William Ekong’s flying free-kick from 24 yards was parried, and nine minutes later, Alex Iwobi brought Nigeria level. Osimhen saw his pull-out intercepted by a defender, chased the defender, retrieved the ball neatly and passed to Iwobi to drive into the net at the far post.
In the 36th minute, Chukwueze rose between two defenders to nod home a well-weighted pass from Osimhen for the Eagles’ second goal.
In the second half, Osimhen slid full length to score Nigeria’s third from a cross by defender Ola Aina in the 74th minute.
Osimhen again created a chance for substitute Ahmed Musa in the 80th minute, but the captain missed from inside the box. The Lille of France forward scored a second, latching onto a brilliant pass by substitute Ramon Azeez in the 84th minute.
With the victory on Sunday, Nigeria have hauled six points and six goals from their two qualifiers to top Group L.
Home matches against Lesotho and Sierra Leone will be completed in the final phase of the qualifying series next year.
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Nutmeg |
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Background:
I first learned that nutmeg could be used recreationally from Malcolm X's autobiography, in which he recalls ingesting ground nutmeg in prison as a substitute for cannabis. To paraphrase: 'a penny matchbox full of nutmeg could have the same effect as four or five reefers.'
Since reading that book I have used nutmeg likely more than fifteen times in the last year. Each time I have had a positive experience, save for the day-after symptoms, which are not explicitly negative, but can require time for rest and recovery or else lead to other problems.
Form, dosage and administration:
There is some variance as to whether pre-ground nutmeg will work. In my experience it has, but this may be among the things that varies from person to person, and perhaps even from brand to brand. The only pre-ground nutmeg I have tried was organic and seemed very fresh. The surest route, however, is to buy whole nutmegs and grind them up yourself. Two or three bigger ones will probably produce an effective dose, but I've only ever seen packs of five to eight whole nutmegs.
As for grinding, anything is possible, but simpler is usually better. My favorite method is to place the nutmegs in a few layers of plastic bags and pound them with a hammer on a hard surface until they become powder-like, although it isn't necessary to match pre-ground stuff exactly. Other methods I've heard of are to use a cheese-grater or a coffee-grinder, but I can't guarantee how effective or safe for the tool those are. Nutmegs are not very hard and are usually somewhat moist.
Most sources will tell you that somewhere in between 1-4 tablespoons is a proper dosage, but, as usual, this depends on body composition and what exactly the user wants to experience. I have never passed the supposed hallucinogenic threshold, but I have had some profound delirium at the higher end. With a few exceptions I have always limited myself to Malcolm's dosage, a penny matchbox full of ground nutmeg, which seems to be reliable in the mid-range.
In general the only option is to ingest it. I have heard of nutmeg being smoked, but to no effect. Those I know who have smoked nutmeg have always said it's terribly harsh. There is no fixed ruled as to how to ingest nutmeg; the aim is usually just to mask the pungent taste and make swallowing the stuff easy, but you can just dump it in your mouth if you've got wild hair on your nipples.
Usually I mix the ground stuff in some drink, as most others have done. The only bar is that caffeine will disrupt the effects, so don't try it with tea or coffee, and try to not to drink either for a day or so before and after. Otherwise, orange juice is a favorite and generally you can be as elaborate as you want in getting rid of the taste. One effective concoction I've had is warm milk, with enough honey and cinnamon mixed in with the nutmeg to even out the pungency; good for winter.
I should also note that it's true that nutmeg takes 4-6 hours to reach plateau, so be patient and don't take any more than what you have unless you intentionally divided and spaced out your dose, though I don't recommend doing that.
Experience:
I've taken nutmeg so often that I really see no need to go into detail about a single experience, so I'll highlight the different effects I've felt on different occasions depending on what I was doing, and some exceptional things that have happened.
My first time doing nutmeg, if I recall correctly, I used simple pre-ground stuff I'd found in the spice cabinet. This time I had no matchboxes, so I mixed three rough tablespoons into a glass of orange juice and drank it with a good meal, which I think eliminates the problem of nausea that some people have reported. The effects for a first-timer, I would guess, do not set in perceptibly for at least a couple of hours. But once I passed the four hour mark I could estimate what the rest of the time would be like, and throughout that fifth hour the effects steadily grew.
In general, I find there is a warming sensation, and a pressure gathers around the eyes, which corresponds to the redness of the eyes that most people experience, almost resembling jaundice. I've heard that this is because nutmeg increases circulation, and some would say that, physiologically, nutmeg does nothing but increase circulation, albeit in an abnormal way. My heart begins to beat rapidly, so I would suggest not doing anything very strenuous.
I've felt somewhat violent and heavy-handed while on nutmeg, but those inclinations are not unmanageable, and I certainly wouldn't be uninhibited enough to punch my mother or anything. It's just as if my muscles are crying out for activity at any opportunity, even as simple as opening a door or walking.
As for the psychological effects, the word 'deliriant' really captures it: many people compare a nutmeg high to having the flu, and with good reason. More recently I experienced strong delirium while I walking around my campus; my thoughts and senses seemed more connected and fluid - a car passing would inspire a distinct line of thought, as would anything which I set my attention on. In my dorm-room, rummaging through books and websites was much more profound. Sensitivity to music increases, of course, and for me more aggressive, masculine genres are attractive on nutmeg, but anything is enhanced.
The effect of nutmeg is remarkably similar to cannabis, save for those more dream-like sensations, and if you don't have an explicitly negative experience you'll likely find yourself delving deeply and freely into patterns and ideas just like you would on cannabis. You'll probably even get the munchies.
Going to sleep during a nutmeg high may not be good idea; as your heart may still be beating rapidly, losing control of your consciousness may introduce excitations that may not be exactly healthy. I have found that closing my eyes and resting, on the other hand, can be really pleasant. Doing this really accentuates the delirium, and you'll find yourself feeling motion and pseudo-hallucinating despite that you're not receiving any visual stimuli or moving yourself; it's like a somewhat less vivid, but more coherent dream. I can really follow my thought process and all the visual metaphors your mind generates, 'flowing like a fiery liquid.'
One account says that nutmeg has the effect of making a person very non-social. I've been in the middle of a nutmeg high during classes a few times, and I've never noticed anything like this.
The most negative thing I've ever experienced after taking nutmeg didn't occur until I had already come down and, as I typically take it in the evening and go to sleep as it begins to wear off in the early early morning, the fact that I fall asleep on the stuff may be a factor. Anyway, the only complaint I have is over-sensitization, weakness and an unpleasant feeling in the gut. Light and sound can seem almost oppressive, and on one occasion I fainted from hearing a shower running in the dorm bathroom - though I should say that I've experienced the same sensitivity on mushrooms as well as weed. It feels almost the same as when you've been listening to the same musician for a long time and your ears are just physically tired of it, except in this case it affects the rest of your body. The weakness is mostly in the muscles, not unlike after a hard workout. For dealing with this I recommend a good meal.
As for the bad gut-feeling, some people have said nutmeg is hard on the liver, which I wouldn't doubt, but some will say that it causes a condition called 'nutmeg liver,' but that has absolutely nothing to do with nutmeg except in that it makes the liver look like the inside of a nutmeg. The actual effects of nutmeg on the liver are probably the same as things like alcohol or vicodin, so the same precautions apply.
Again in general, the best things to do when dealing with nutmeg are eat, drink lots of water, and take it easy.
Conclusion:
As I've said before, I've never had any negative experiences as a direct effect of nutmeg, but as you will see if you do your research, reactions to it vary from painful sickness to intense nearly-hallucinogenic delirium. If you're a prudent fellow, you may not want to try it at all, as there can be no guarantee that you'll enjoy it. If you're more of a risk-taker, you should at least take proper precautions and try not to mix your nutmeg high with anything but cannabis and tobacco. It is one of the more uncertain and potentially dangerous things to take, but used with care it can be enjoyable - it's also legal and very easy to find and cheap.
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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