Dec. 20, 1997
I decided to be experimental tonight. It is a well known fact that DMT is not orally active, unless taken with an MAO inhibitor like harmaline, this being the principle behind ayahuasca. Having both an alkaloidal extract of P. harmala from a supplier of poisonous nonconsumables and some 5-MeO-DMT, I decided to see what effects if any an ayahuasca analog based on 5-MeO-DMT would have. None of the books in my possession mention this combination, and I have even seen a few sources on the Internet claiming that it would not work, and that 5-MeO-DMT is not potentiated by MAOIs, something which always seemed suspicious to me. I've tried smoking 5-MeO-DMT while under the influence of the harmala alkaloids, and did not notice any significantly greater effects, however.
For this experiment, I took a capsule of what I estimate to be 75-85mg of the harmala extract, a yellow, clumpy powder. Into this capsule, I placed a pretty large ammount of 5-MeO-DMT, about 3 times what I would use if I were smoking it, somewhere probably in the neighborhood of 20-30mg. Lack of an accurate scale makes it impossible to say for certain exact dosages used here.
From what I had read of ayahuasca, I guessed that the effects, if there were to be any, would come on in about 20 minutes. I think I was expecting some sort of shortened psilocybin-like trip. Since smoked 5-MeO-DMT is shorter acting than DMT (by about half the time), I was expecting this experience to also be shorter than the 3 hours or so ayahuasca is supposed to last.
I attempted to keep a log of what happened, but was completely unable to. I made one entry when I took the capsule, at 12:34AM, and then one at 1:09AM. This is an attempt at summarizing the experience, at 9:28AM, just after waking up. I regret not having been able to log more while the experience was actually happening, but it was not a trip I'm going to forget soon, and I should be able to summarize it pretty well even without a detailed log.
12:34AM
Ingest capsule. I turn off the lights and lay down and wait to feel something.
12:49AM
I begin to feel some physical effects. Vaguely psychedelic, but there is a mild nausea.
12:55AM
I am definately feeling psychedelic effects beginning, and building very rapidly. Mental effects are beginning, as are some mild visual effects.
1:00AM
I am at this point tripping, and fairly hard at that. It doesn't feel like anything I've experienced before. While it is definitely a tryptamine trip, it has its own quality. It's not at all psilocybin or LSD like, not even like those drugs if taken in combination with harmala. Its not even that much like smoked 5-MeO-DMT. It definately had a visual component to it, but the visuals are slightly and indescribably different from other psychedelics I've had. Things did not look unusually distorted,
in fact it was almost as if there was more of a sharpness to colors and shapes. There was none of the rippling or breathing effect common with other psychedelics. The visual aspect was definately not the most prominent effect however, just as with smoked 5-MeO-DMT - but it was definitely there, whereas with smoked 5-MeO-DMT, I rarely have any visual effect at all. Physically, I felt nauseous, an effect I occasionally get with smoked 5-MeO-DMT. This made it a quite uncomfortable trip, and I kept wondering if I should throw up, or whether I would puke even if I didn't want to. It should be noted though that I was somewhat sick before taking the drugs, and this may just have been an amplification - I once had a similar experience taking LSD with a cold, and was incredibly nauseous and had to puke several times. Mentally, the effects were quite strong, but were discolored by preoccupation with my physical discomfort. This led to some negative effects later on.
1:09AM
Scribbled a quick log entry mentioning that the combination definitely worked, but with alot of physical side-effects. I was too shaky to write more than 4 sentences. I reached peak effects within a few minutes of this.
1:10AM-2:00AM
I spent these 50 minutes in peak effect. Until about 1:30, the nausea was very pronounced, probably because I kept focusing on it. Breathing was difficult and my heart was pounding.  I kept trying to comfort myself by thinking 'It will be over soon, its just 5-MeO-DMT' but it didn't work all that well. I kept laying down in the dark with my eyes closed, then getting up and turning on the lights and walking around my room aimlessly, hoping it would end soon.
 The nausea passed by about 1:30, and the trip got significantly better. I was able to get past my mental preoccupation with my physical symptoms. I began thinking 'God, what am I doing to myself with these weird drugs?' - a common thought I have on bad trips, especially with LSD. This passed very quickly into thoughts about treating my body better, with a focus on why I should eat healthier. Negative thoughts were gradually replaced by more positive ones. I began playing games with myself, such as not looking at the clock for a while and trying to guess how much time had passed before looking. It was always later than I guessed when I did look. By about 2AM the peak was over, but the trip was definately not over.
2:30AM
Sometime between 2:30 and 2:45, I began to fade into the half-sleep I sometimes can go into after the peak of a psychedelic. I was still tripping very hard, but not peaking. It was actually quite pleasant by this time.
4:30AM
I come out of the half-sleep state, and look at the clock, and am quite surprised to see the time. It seemed as if only 10 or 15 minutes had passed, and I was amazed that two hours had. I was still tripping quite hard. I got up and went to use the bathroom, then went back and lay down again. Shortly after, within 15 minutes, I fell asleep for real. I had quite bizzarre, very visual dreams which I still remember quite well but
prefer not to discuss because they were too weird and surreal to try and put into words.
8:45AM
I wake up. I feel rested, and not able to fall back asleep. Oddly, my cold also seems to be mostly gone. This is probably from the echinacea I took yesterday evening, though. After using the bathroom and getting a soda, I begin to write this report.
I would like to try some other experiments with this combination. First, I'm quite sure I took way too much 5-MeO-DMT this time, and would like to try it with a lower dose, and without a cold. I think this would entirely eliminate the nausea aspects. I would also like to give the combination to someone else and see what they think of it. I'm also curious to try 5-MeO-DMT without any of the harmala alkaloids, even though everything I've read says it would not be orally active on its own. I suspect it would do nothing, but I have enough that it would be worth a try. Last night's experiment was uncomfortable, but I've had enough bad trips on LSD with similar physical discomforts to know that the nausea and racing heart and difficulty breathing could have been entirely psychological, based on the fact that I did have a cold, and was unprepared, and probably overdosed significantly. I'm prepared to give it another try.
Afterword
I never had the guts to try this combination again, which I think is probably for the best. When I read Shulgin's TiHKAL in 1999, I read that 5-MeO-DMT in combination with MAOIs has caused some dangerous hypertensive experiences, which certainly fits in with the headaches and pounding heartbeat I experienced. After having experienced real ayahuasca since this trip, I also now know that the nausea comes with the territory and was not due to my cold.
Another interesting aside... as I noted in my original report, I came away from this trip strongly suspecting that 5-MeO-DMT would be active orally on its own. This was entirely an intuitive hunch, not based on anything concrete. I brought the subject up to a few people and it was dismissed out of hand, and I never tried the experiment. Earlier this year (2000), I read that Ott had discovered that 5-MeO-DMT is in fact orally active without MAOIs.
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SHE'S SO LOVELY
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 7.0 Alternative Scale: *** out of ****
United States, 1997 U.S. Release Date: 8/29/97 (wide) Running Length: 1:38 MPAA Classification: R (Profanity, violence) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: Sean Penn, Robin Wright Penn, John Travolta, Harry Dean Stanton, Debi Mazar, James Gandolfini, Gena Rowlands Director: Nick Cassavetes Producer: Rene Cleitman Screenplay: John Cassavetes Cinematography: Thierry Arbogast Music: Joseph Vitarelli U.S. Distributor: Miramax Films
For anyone who is familiar with the movies of the late John Cassavetes, one of America's most fiercely independent film makers of the '60s and '70s, there will be no doubt that the screenplay for SHE'S SO LOVELY came from his pen. The director of this picture is Nick Cassavetes (UNHOOK THE STARS), the son of John and actress Gena Rowlands. And, since Rowlands appears in SHE'S SO LOVELY, this is, in a sense, a family production. The younger Cassavetes' approach to directing is different from his father's. Nick is more of a polished, traditional film maker. John relied upon improvisations from both his actors and his cinematographer; Nick scripts and choreographs everything beforehand. He may be following in his father's footsteps, but he is not attempting to copy him.
What might SHE'S SO LOVELY have been like had John Cassavetes directed it? While it's impossible to know for sure, we need look no farther than Cassavetes' most celebrated film, A WOMAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE, for some clues. Both films are about the alcohol-enhanced deterioration of a mad woman, and the pressure brought to bear on a family by an increasingly-traumatic situation. And there are times when Robin Wright Penn's Maureen in SHE'S SO LOVELY recalls Gena Rowlands' Mabel in A WOMAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE. So, while I'm not trying to suggest that the films are identical in any significant way, the similarities are striking enough to offer an idea of the kinds of themes that were important to John Cassavetes.
In 1996, there was a film called MAD LOVE, starring Chris O'Donnell and Drew Barrymore. That title would have been very appropriate for SHE'S SO LOVELY, a darkly comic drama about the debilitating effects of drinking from a cocktail made of love and insanity. Many of the film's themes are not fully realized, but, even in this form, it's difficult to deny the impact of SHE'S SO LOVELY, especially since it questions where our responsibility to ourselves ends and where our responsibility to our family begins.
Real-life couple Sean Penn and Robin Wright Penn play Eddie and Maureen, a husband and wife who are very much in love. When we first meet them, it's the late 1970s, although only the music, hairstyles, and clothing seem to differentiate the time period from today. Both Eddie and Maureen exhibit streaks of violent, self-destructive behavior. But, although Eddie carries a gun and isn't unwilling to use his fists, he never strikes Maureen. She and the child she carries are his reason for living. Neither husband nor wife is entirely sane, and when Eddie loses it in public and shoots a mental health care worker, he is sent away to an institution for the criminally insane.
A decade passes before Eddie is given his release, but the world he returns to is far different from the one he left. His best friend, Shorty (Harry Dean Stanton), is still the same, but his wife is not. During the last ten years, Maureen has cleaned herself up, divorced Eddie, and married a prosperous businessman named Joey (John Travolta). She lives in a big house with a swimming pool out back, and has three daughters (the oldest is a product of her troubled marriage to Eddie). It's an idyllic situation, yet when she learns of Eddie's release, Maureen feels the tug of long-buried feelings, and their re-emergence threatens not only her family's stability, but her own tenuous grip on sanity.
The only truly likable character in the film is Eddie and Maureen's nine-year old daughter, Jeanie (nicely portrayed by young Kelsey Mulrooney). Both of the leads are too mercurial to empathize with, and, although Joey is supposed to represent "sanity," his pugnacious insensitivity keeps him at arm's length. This creates an interesting dynamic -- since we, the audience, don't have a rooting interest, we are able to watch the characters' actions from a somewhat detached perspective.
While there are times that the script shows seams, the powerhouse performances of Penn and Wright Penn allow us to overlook many of these. In a way, SHE'S SO LOVELY functions more as an outline of a story than the actual story, but the two lead characters are presented so vividly, and their interaction is so intense, that it doesn't seem to matter much. If there's a weakness in character development, it's that Joey is a pretty one-dimensional lout, and Travolta plays him much like Vincent Vega from PULP FICTION.
SHE'S SO LOVELY is uncomfortable because it challenges our perceptions about love and family. Maureen and Joey have the American dream, but does it really mean anything? And is true love just another form of insanity? Some viewers will undoubtedly be dismayed by the film's abrupt ending (which isn't really an ending at all), but, by the time the end credits roll, we know all that we need to know to guess how things will probably turn out. SHE'S SO LOVELY isn't a flawless production, but it's a fitting tribute to John Cassavetes, and a reminder of the many ways that a woman can be under the influence.
Copyright 1997 James Berardinelli
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Components are the main building block in Snow. They can require and be injected into other components.
Generally speaking, any class that will make use of Snow, be it to request a dependency, to be injected as a dependency itself, or both must be tagged as a component. As an exception, the main class (which extends ISnowRunnable) can request dependencies without being a component (though it can be marked as such).
Components are defined by the use of the [Component] attribute, or other attribute that extends it. Snow provides the [Service] attribute as an example of this behavior. The difference between these attributes is only for added clarity to the users.
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Create a new class in your project. For organization purposes, we advise to put all component classes inside a folder, and name them with a Component or Service suffix. Of course, you can follow a different method.
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It's possible for a component to have other components inside. It doesn't need any special work, simply request any needed dependencies as indicated in the 'Inject Components' tutorial.
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Oklahoma Set to Release 462 Inmates Monday in Largest-Ever Single-Day U.S. Mass Commutation
by Associated Press(OKLAHOMA CITY) — Oklahoma will release more than 400 inmates after a state panel approved what they say is the largest single-day mass commutation in U.S. history.
The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board unanimously approved the commutations Friday, and Gov. Kevin Stitt said his office would process the recommendations for final approval. The 462 inmates are expected to leave prison Monday.
Voters approved a state question in 2016 that made simple drug possession and low-level property crimes misdemeanors instead of felonies. Stitt signed a bill earlier this year that applied those sentences retroactively.
Pardon and Parole board head Steve Bickley says the mass release is the most on one day since former President Barack Obama commuted the drug sentences of 330 federal prisoners on his last day in office.


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# -*- coding:utf-8 -*- ''' Reusable functions to play with execution path and image path of Sikuli ''' from sikuli import * import sys, os import settings def get_ws_root_path(): '''Returns path to the Sikuli workspace''' path = getBundlePath() while not settings.root_name in path.split(os.sep)[-1]: path = get_parent_dirname(path) return path def get_parent_dirname(path, level = 1): '''return the parent of path''' parent = path for i in range(level): parent = os.path.dirname(parent) return parent def print_execution_path(): '''print execution path''' print("\nActual execution path is :\n{") for p in sys.path: print("\t{},".format(p)) print("}\n") def add_execution_path(new_path): '''add new path(s) to execution''' if isinstance(new_path, str) or isinstance(new_path, unicode): new_path = [new_path] if isinstance(new_path, list): for p in new_path: print("\nTrying to add {} to execution path".format(p)) if not p in sys.path: sys.path.append(p) print("PATH ADDED !\n") else: print("ALREADY THERE ! nothing done\n") else: raise ValueError("'new_path' parameter : {}, is neither str nor list !".format(new_path)) def set_execution_path(path): '''USE WITH CAUTION: set execution path to the given path''' pass def print_image_path(): '''print image path''' print("\nActual image path is :\n{") for p in getImagePath(): print("\t{},".format(p)) print("}\n") def add_image_path(new_path): '''add new path(s) to image path''' if isinstance(new_path, str) or isinstance(new_path, unicode): new_path = [new_path] if isinstance(new_path, list): for p in new_path: print("\nTrying to add {} to image path".format(p)) if not p in getImagePath(): addImagePath(p) print("PATH ADDED !\n") else: print("ALREADY THERE ! nothing done\n") else: raise ValueError("'new_path' parameter : {}, is neither str nor list !".format(new_path)) def set_image_path(path): '''USE WITH CAUTION: set image path to the given path''' pass if __name__ == '__main__': print(get_ws_root_path())


Cache¶
It is a feature that is used to cache the results from the database. By the default, the RepoDb.MemoryCache is being used by the library. A cache is only working on the Query operation.
The caching is of the pseudo below.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 | VAR item = null
IF ($cacheKey is not null) THEN
set $item = get value from cache where the key equals to $cacheKey
IF ($item is not null) THEN
RETURN item
END IF
END IF
VAR $result = query the data from the database
IF ($result is not null AND $cacheKey is not null) THEN
Add cache item where:
Key = $cacheKey
Value = $result
END IF
RETURN $result
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Creation¶
To cache a result, simply pass a value in the cacheKey argument of the Query operation.
1 2 3 4 5 6 | using (var connection = new SqlConnection(@"Server=.;Database=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;"))
{
var result = repository.Query<Customer>(where: c => c.Name.StartsWith("Anna"),
cacheKey: "KeyToTheCache",
expiration: 1440 /* minutes in 1 day */);
}
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Codes below will return the same result as above assuming the same repository object is used.
1 | var customers = (IEnumerable<Customer>)repository.Cache.Get("KeyToTheCache").Value;
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Contains¶
Checks whether the key is present in the collection.
1 | var exists = repository.Cache.Contains("KeyToTheCache");
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IsExpired¶
Gets a value whether the cache item is expired.
1 | var isExpired = repository.Cache.Get("KeyToTheCache").IsExpired();
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Expiration¶
Code below is the way on how to set cached item expiration, assuming that a repository object has been created already.
1 | repository.Cache.Get("KeyToTheCache").Expiration = DateTime.UtcNow.Date.AddHours(5);
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The default expiration of the CacheItem is 180 minutes. See Constants.DefaultCacheItemExpirationInMinutes.
Iteration¶
Code below is the way on how to retrieve or iterate all the cached items from the Cache object, assuming that a repository object has been created already.
1 2 3 4 5 6 | // Let`s expect that the repository is meant for Customer data entity
foreach (var item in repository.Cache)
{
var item = (IEnumerable<Customer>)item.Value;
// Process the item here
}
|
Remove¶
Removes an item from the cache collection.
1 | repository.Cache.Clear();
|
Below is the way to remove specific cache item.
1 | repository.Cache.Remove("KeyToTheCache");
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ICache¶
Is an interface used to create a cache object.
1 2 3 4 | public class FileCache : ICache
{
...
}
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Below is the way on how to inject the custom Cache object to a repository.
1 2 | var fileCache = new FileCache();
var repository = new DbRepository<SqlConnection>(@"Server=.;Database=Northwind;Integrated Security=SSPI;", fileCache);
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Upon creating a repository, the fileCache variable is being passed in the cache parameter. This signals the repository to use the FileCache class as the Cache object manager of the Query operation.
Note: The caller can activate a debugger on the FileCache class to enable debugging. When the callers call the Query method and passed a cacheKey value on it, the breakpoint will be hitted by the debugger.


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MicroProfile Config provides you the unified way to obtain environmental parameters from environment variables, system properties and other sources.
MicroProfile Config is a part of MicroProfile. See https://microprofile.io in detail.


This app shows how to connect to an Arduino BLE shield. Note that you must run this app in the Evothings Client app, or build a Cordova app with the plugin com.evothings.ble. Device with support for Bluetooth 4.0 and Android 4.3 or higher required.
Example circuit:
How it works: The ON & OFF buttons controls digital pin 2 on the Arduino which is here connected to an LED. The plot shows the input from analog pin A0 which is here connected to a variable resistor (potentiometer). Please experiment with your own circuits and let us know how cool they are!
Troubleshooting: There are known problems with that BLE stops working when switching between apps or doing multiple reloads. In this case restart the Evothings Client app. Additionally, you can use the Evothings Workbench Tools to see any error messages that may help in your investigation.


‘Land Dispute’: Man injured in acid attack
by A Correspondent, SatkhiraA youth had acid thrown on him allegedly by rivals of his family in Ratanpur union of Satkhira’s Kaliganj upazila early yesterday.
The victim, Rafiqul Islam, 26, is now in a critical condition as about 60 percent of his body, including his face, eyes and head, was burnt, said doctors.
He is now undergoing treatment at Khulna Medical College Hospital (KMCH).
The victim’s family members said they had a longstanding rivalry with neighbour Babu Gazi, a member of Ratanpur Union Parishad, over land-related issues and that Babu had long been threatening them in many ways.
The attack was carried out around 3:30am when Rafiqul went out of his home to use the toilet, said Shafiqul, a cousin of the victim.
Hearing Rafiqul screaming, family members rushed out of home and saw Babu and his associates Siraj, Tutul and Shaheen on the scene, Shafiqul said.
The family members chased the attackers, but could not catch them, he said.
Rafiqul was taken to Satkhira Sadar Hospital and later shifted to KMCH.
Contacted, Hafiz Ullah, a doctor of Satkhira Sadar Hospital, said the victim was in critical condition as 60 percent of his body was burnt.
This correspondent could not reach Babu Gazi, despite several attempts, as his mobile phone was switched off.
Contacted, Delwar Hossain, officer-in-charge of Kaliganj Police Station, said police had visited the spot and found evidence of an acid attack.


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layout: post
date: 2006-08-17
time: "10:00:00"
authors: ["Greg Wilson"]
title: "SciPy'06: First Morning"
tags: ["Opinion"]
---
Guido van Rossum's Keynote
- Python 2.5 coming Real Soon (Sept 12)
- Python 3000 is a brand-new revision of the language
- Name chosen as a dig at Windows 2000, and so that it couldn't possibly be late
- Fix design bugs dating from 1990-91 + get rid of deprecated features
- First time Guido has allowed himself to be backward incompatible
- Need process, but don't want to become C++ or the next Perl 6
- Alpha early 2007, final a year later (early 2008)
- Cares a lot about bringing users with him
- Will go as far as 2.9 (run out of digits)
- Changes:
- New keywords allowed
- dict.keys(), range(), zip() won't return lists
- All strings Unicode; mutable 'bytes' data type
- Binary file I/O redesign
- Drop as an alias for !=
- Etc.
- See PEP 3099 for things that won't happen (e.g., programmable syntax)
- Can't do perfect mechanical translation (dynamic languages)
- Use pychecker-like tool to handle 80% of cases
- Create instrumented Python 2.x that warns about "doomed" constructs
- See PEP 3100 for the laundry list
- Small points
- Kill classic classes
- Exceptions must derive from BaseException
- int/int will return a float
- Remove last differences between int and long
- Absolute import by default
- Kill sys.exc_type and friends
- Kill dict.has_key, file.xreadlines()
- Kill apply(), input(), buffer(), coerce()
- Kill ancient library modules; more stdlib cleanup
- exec becomes a funciton again
- Kill `x` in favor of repr(x)
- Change except clause syntax to exception E1, E2, E3 as err
- Means "as" becomes a keyword
- [f(x) for x in S] becoms sugar for list(f(x) for x in S)
- General trend in Python away from lists toward more abstract structures
- Kill raise E, arg in favor of raise E(arg)
- zip becomes izip
- lambda lives!
- String types reform (bytes and str instead of str and unicode)
- All data s either ibnary or text (conversions happen at I/O time)
- Different APIs for binary and text streams
- New standard I/O stack
- C stdio has too many problems
- Borrow from Java streams API (bleah)
- Print becomes a function (boo)
- See mailing list thread for justification
- But I think that putting the output file at the end in print(x, y, file=z) is going to trip people up
- Dict views instead of lists
- dict.keys() and dict.items() return a set view
- dict.views() will return a bag (multiset) view
- Can delete from (but not add to) a view
- Modifies the dict accordingly
- Drop default implementations of comparison operators
- <, <=, etc., currently compare by address — will raise TypeError
- == and != should remain (useful)
- Generic and overloaded functions (see his blog — running out of time)
- Python sprints coming up (Aug 21-24)
- Q&A
- Py3K team is smaller than Perl6 — GvR optimistic that people will get the work done
- Taking advantage of multicore?
- GvR not a big fan of threads
- Prefers loose coupling (one process per core)
- Last attempt to get rid of the GIL slowed Python down by 2X
- But neither Jython nor IronPython have a GIL
- Will C-Python API change much?
- Yup — just like the language
- PyPy/type inference?
- Python 4.0 or a sibling language
Travis Oliphant on the State of NumPy
- Chair thanked him for everything he's done to fix numerical Python — standing ovation (well deserved)
- NumPy 1.0 rc1 will be out in a few weeks
- Walked through design — tradeoffs between flexibility, portability, and performance very well thought through
- One part I enjoyed was the way he flipped back and forth between PowerPoint and the interpreter
- Clear that for him, Python is a tool for thinking with
- Showed off weave, an Enthought tool for embedding C in Python for array programming
- Also shows off Pyrex (another tool for the same purpose)
Fernando Perez: Python for Modern Scientific Algorithm Development
- "Why is Python more than 'free MATLAB'?"
- Power of built-in datatypes, higher-level programming, etc.
Michael Aivazis: "Building a Distributed Component Framework"
- Described a medium-sized framework called pyre
- 1200 classes, 75K lines of Python, 30K lines of C++
- Has been running in various incarnations for almost ten years
- Good discussion of architectural issues — perfect example of the kind of researcher I'd like Software Carpentry to produce


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I think you are right. I will change the number. Thanks
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Anderson/HOU/AZURIX@AZURIX@ENRON On Behalf Of Michael Anderson/HOU/AZURIX@ENRON
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 3:39 PM
To: Geaccone, Tracy
Subject: Re: 4 Quarter Update
Tracy-
I will see if we have any updates, although I doubt we would change the number from last we met. I believe the presentation of the numbers has caused some confusion. We are forecasting a (5.2) recurring loss, plus a (13.8) loss on Marlin, totaling (19.0) loss. I think you added the 19 and the 5.2 to get to the 24.2 you have listed below. The correct total is (19.0).
Tracy Geaccone/ENRON@enronXgate 10/18/01 11:48 AM To: Jeffrey E Sommers/ENRON@enronXgate, Kirk Stevens/ENRON@enronxgate, Valerie Giles/ENRON@enronxgate, Tod A Lindholm/ENRON@enronXgate, Michael Anderson/HOU/AZURIX@AZURIX, Thomas Meers/ENRON@enronXgate, Erin Copeland/ENRON@enronXgate, Keith Dodson/ENRON@enronXgate cc: Rod Hayslett/ENRON@enronXgate Subject: 4 Quarter Update
Rod and I are meeting with Stan Monday afternoon, October 22, to talk about the 4th Quarter. I have listed below the latest IBIT impact to Enron for the 4th Quarter that I have. Please let me know if there are any changes and provide any variance explanations if necessary.
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LibDriver DS18B20
2.0.0
DS18B20 full function driver
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ds18b20 advance driver modules More...
Macros | |
| #define | DS18B20_MAX_SEARCH_SIZE 64 |
| ds18b20 max search size definition More... | |
Functions | |
| uint8_t | ds18b20_scratchpad_set_alarm_threshold (ds18b20_handle_t *handle, int8_t threshold_high, int8_t threshold_low) |
| set the alarm threshold in the scratchpad More... | |
| uint8_t | ds18b20_scrachpad_get_alarm_threshold (ds18b20_handle_t *handle, int8_t *threshold_high, int8_t *threshold_low) |
| get the alarm threshold in the scratchpad More... | |
| uint8_t | ds18b20_alarm_convert_to_register (ds18b20_handle_t *handle, float temp, int8_t *reg) |
| convert the alarm temperature to the register data More... | |
| uint8_t | ds18b20_alarm_convert_to_data (ds18b20_handle_t *handle, int8_t reg, float *temp) |
| convert the register data to the alarm temperature More... | |
| uint8_t | ds18b20_search_rom (ds18b20_handle_t *handle, uint8_t(*rom)[8], uint8_t *num) |
| search the ds18b20 rom More... | |
| uint8_t | ds18b20_search_alarm (ds18b20_handle_t *handle, uint8_t(*rom)[8], uint8_t *num) |
| search the ds18b20 alarm rom More... | |
| uint8_t | ds18b20_get_power_mode (ds18b20_handle_t *handle, ds18b20_power_mode_t *power_mode) |
| get the power mode More... | |
ds18b20 advance driver modules
| #define DS18B20_MAX_SEARCH_SIZE 64 |
| uint8_t ds18b20_alarm_convert_to_data | ( | ds18b20_handle_t * | handle, |
| int8_t | reg, | ||
| float * | temp | ||
| ) |
convert the register data to the alarm temperature
| [in] | *handle | points to a ds18b20 handle structure |
| [in] | reg | is the register data |
| [out] | *temp | points to a alarm temperature buffer |
Definition at line 1278 of file driver_ds18b20.c.
| uint8_t ds18b20_alarm_convert_to_register | ( | ds18b20_handle_t * | handle, |
| float | temp, | ||
| int8_t * | reg | ||
| ) |
convert the alarm temperature to the register data
| [in] | *handle | points to a ds18b20 handle structure |
| [in] | temp | is the alarm temperature |
| [out] | *reg | points to a register data |
Definition at line 1251 of file driver_ds18b20.c.
| uint8_t ds18b20_get_power_mode | ( | ds18b20_handle_t * | handle, |
| ds18b20_power_mode_t * | power_mode | ||
| ) |
get the power mode
| [in] | *handle | points to a ds18b20 handle structure |
| [out] | *power_mode | points to a power mode buffer |
Definition at line 1989 of file driver_ds18b20.c.
| uint8_t ds18b20_scrachpad_get_alarm_threshold | ( | ds18b20_handle_t * | handle, |
| int8_t * | threshold_high, | ||
| int8_t * | threshold_low | ||
| ) |
get the alarm threshold in the scratchpad
| [in] | *handle | points to a ds18b20 handle structure |
| [out] | *threshold_high | points to a high threshold buffer |
| [out] | *threshold_low | points to a low threshold buuffer |
Definition at line 958 of file driver_ds18b20.c.
| uint8_t ds18b20_scratchpad_set_alarm_threshold | ( | ds18b20_handle_t * | handle, |
| int8_t | threshold_high, | ||
| int8_t | threshold_low | ||
| ) |
set the alarm threshold in the scratchpad
| [in] | *handle | points to a ds18b20 handle structure |
| [in] | threshold_high | is the high threshold |
| [in] | threshold_low | is the low threshold |
Definition at line 773 of file driver_ds18b20.c.
| uint8_t ds18b20_search_alarm | ( | ds18b20_handle_t * | handle, |
| uint8_t(*) | rom[8], | ||
| uint8_t * | num | ||
| ) |
search the ds18b20 alarm rom
| [in] | *handle | points to a ds18b20 handle structure |
| [out] | **rom | points to a rom array |
| [in,out] | *num | points to a array size buffer |
Definition at line 1966 of file driver_ds18b20.c.
| uint8_t ds18b20_search_rom | ( | ds18b20_handle_t * | handle, |
| uint8_t(*) | rom[8], | ||
| uint8_t * | num | ||
| ) |
search the ds18b20 rom
| [in] | *handle | points to a ds18b20 handle structure |
| [out] | **rom | points to a rom array |
| [in,out] | *num | points to a array size buffer |
Definition at line 1942 of file driver_ds18b20.c.


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attribute to keyup
, but only issues the request when the input value changes by using the
changed
modifier in the trigger. In order to avoid overwhelming the server with requests, a
trigger delay of 500 milliseconds is added with the
ic-trigger-delay
attributes. The input targets the body of the table by using the
ic-target
attribute, and the server side produces rows of matching contacts. As usual, an indicator is called out with
the
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Celtic Illusion coming to Kamloops in February 2020
by Karen EdwardsA world-famous show that incorporates modern Irish dance and magic is coming to Kamloops this winter.
Celtic Illusion - A Night of Dance and Magic will be coming to the Sandman Centre on Thursday, Feb. 27 at 7:30 p.m., according to a news release.
The show has taken Australian and New Zealand audiences by storm, the release says.
“Celtic Illusion showcases a stellar cast of champion and internationally-acclaimed dancers, including performers from Riverdance and Lord of the Dance,” Celtic Illusion’s director, producer, choreographer and leader dancer Anthony Street says in a release.
Street was born in Melbourne and is a world-renowned dancer recognized as the first Australian to perform in the lead role in Michael Flatley’s widely acclaimed Lord of the Dance as well as being responsible for the dance and magical sensation of Celtic Illusion.
The show has been regularly performing to sell-out audiences since the show premiered in 2011.
“Audiences will be impressed by some of the fastest tap dancing in the world, not to mention an incredible soundtrack by a stellar team including Angela Little who co-composed Baz Luhrman’s film, Australia, as we well as Steve Skinner who has arranged for artists such as Celine Dion, Stevie Wonder and the broadway musical, Rent.
Tickets go on sale Friday, Nov. 22 at 10 a.m. For more information or to purchase tickets go here.


observation_helper Tutorial¶
Here’s a handy guide for your first steps with observation_helper.
Getting Started¶
In order to use observation_helper, you will need to have the following packages installed: matplotlib numpy scipy gatspy PyAstronomy
The tutorial file also uses os.path to read in some example data from included files. To get started, just open tutorial.py in your preferred editor to read the comments and follow along in the file!
The Basics¶
The observation_helper module aims to make the organization of an observational astronomy project easier by focusing on two types of objects: files and targets. Files refer to the .txt files full of data about a particular target. A target is a star or other object which was imaged and is now being studied.
tutorial.py¶
This file is a nice starting point for seeing how observation_helper works. Start by opening and running this file. The comments in the tutorial.py file serve as a tutorial for how to use observation_helper. Further information and detail can be gained from reading the API documentation.


NEWS.md
to_matrix()
transforms an extensive form game defined by extensive_form()
into a normal-form game.draw_path()
extensive_form()
function has been drastically modified. Now the function only defines a game. It no longer finds solution of an extensive-form game.solve_efg()
function. Currently, it finds backward-induction solutions of the game.show_path()
.seq_extensive()
transforms a “seq_form” class game into an “extensive_form” class.get_payoff()
returns the payoff corresponding to a specified pair of strategies or a specified set of actions profiles.extensive_form()
has been simplified.
n_node
or n_choices
.direction
, “horizontal” and “vertical” are available.Functions to define and solve a simple leader-follower sequential game (e.g., Stackelberg competition) have been added.
seq_form()
function.solve_seq()
function.This version contains three new functions: find_dominant()
and find_dominated()
finds (weakly) dominant and (weakly) dominated strategies, respectively, and eliminate_strategy()
eliminates the specific player’s specific strategy from a normal-form game. In addition, Some bugs have been fixed.
This version adds options to (1) discretized strategies with continuous payoff functions (see Example 5 in README) and (2) draw a bidirectional game tree for an extensive-form game Some minor bugs have been fixed. Now users can choose a color palette for ggplot2 figures.
Two bugs have been fixed. First, the bug that incorrectly finds a NE, which should not exist, has been fixed. Second, a discrete best response correspondence was displayed as a continuous path in the previous version, but the current versions shows it as discrete.
Now, when you specify payoffs as functions, you can choose if NE should be displayed in the best response plot by mark_NE
. After saving the solution to an object, you can retract the best response plot with and without the NE by br_plot_NE
and br_plot
, respectively,
extensive_form()
has been added to solve a simple extensive form game. The function draws a game tree, finds a subgame perfect equilibrium, and shows the equilibrium path on the tree.
Now game_table()
, which is called by solve_nfg()
to display game tables, automatically adjusts the cell size of the table displayed unless cell_width
is specified by the user.
In br_plot (the plot of best response correspondences), two players’ best responses are drawn by the lines with different width (ggplot’s size) so that we can distinguish the two even when they overlap. And a minor bug has been fixed.
The message that warns users that the NE obtained by solve_nfg()
might be a part of the solutions and asks them to examine the br_plot.


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The Sword in the Stone (1963)
Grade: 40
In Medieval England, Merlin the Magician and his intellectual owl companion Archimedes recognize Arthur to be the future king.
Merlin tricks Wart into his house. Merlin begins the education of Wart, to make him fit to be King. Curiously, this involves changing Wart into various animals. Wart becomes a fish, and learns to swim. He becomes a squirrel, and learns to scamper about trees. He becomes a bird, and learns to (you guessed it) fly. Merlin also transforms into a fish and squirrel, so enjoying himself that he sings badly. In these animal forms, Wart's life is in constant danger. As a fish, an enormous pike threatens to gobble him, and Archimedes uncharacteristically swims to rescues him. A wolf chases Wart when he is in squirrel persona. The real lesson he must be learning is that it is much safer being human, since being King does not involve much swimming, scampering or flying.
As a bird, Wart flies into the house of wicked witch Madame Mim, who is a near copy of the wicked witch in several 1950s Bugs Bunny shorts. Mim turns herself into a cat to eat Wart. Merlin comes to the rescue and must fight a "Wizard's Duel" to save him. Mim turns herself into various monsters to get Merlin, but he of course has a clever transformation and the last laugh.
There is to be a jousting tournament, the winner to become the English King. Merlin is disappointed in Wart when he decides to become Kay's squire at this event. Wart forgets Kay's sword, and must go fetch it. Unable to get it, he has to settle for the sword in the stone, which only he can remove. Wart becomes Arthur, King of Britain, and the moral once again is that brains overcome brawn.
"The Sword in the Stone" was, at the time of its release, likely the weakest of Disney's animated movies. The appeal to children is present, but lacks the sophistication to interest adults. The humor is mostly physical (e.g. Sir Ector falls in a bucket and is clobbered by magic plates, and the poor wolf gets it just as Wiley E. does) but lacks the inspiration of the Warner Brothers shorts that this movie imitates.
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Release Date: April 17, 1998 Starring: Jay Mohr, Tony Shalhoub, Gena Rowlands, Cheech Marin, Bruce Davison, Trini Alvarado, Hallie Kate Eisenberg Directed by: John Roberts Distributed by: DreamWorks Pictures MPAA Rating: PG (brief mild language) URL: http://www.execpc.com/~kinnopio/reviews/1998/paulie.htm
After a while, although probably inconspicuous to the target audience, movies with animal protagonists gain a campy or hokey aura as a genre. (It may be interesting to note that, for some reason, an animated animal can talk and no one bats an eye; but if a live animal mouths anything more than 'Polly want a cracker,' it becomes unrealistic and unacceptable.) Perhaps it's the inability for a human audience over the age of ten to root for a protagonist that isn't of the same species, or perhaps it's the ability to more readily point out the shortcomings of a film that has little respect for physical reality. Whatever the case, Paulie has a tough audience to win over.
Sure, most kids whose age has not yet broken double digits will want to pay to see Paulie. What's not to like? The bird fires off jokes like an assault weapon fires bullets: rapidly, but hardly with good aim. His voice, done by Jay Mohr (Jerry Maguire), has that annoying little twang to it that gives him his cocky air. The Jay Mohr we see onscreen, similarly, plays a brainless petty thief named Benny. Benny uses the intelligent bird to aid his career, but at the first sign of trouble, abandons the creature to the ownership of a laboratory testing facility. None of the characters show much smarts, including the kindly old Ivy (two-time Academy Award nominee Gena Rowlands), and the only one to make an intelligent decision is the good-hearted Misha (Tony Shalhoub). Unfortunately, he's a janitor. Who likes janitors?
The movie follows the life of Paulie, from his "birth" as a gift to the child Marie (Hallie Kate Eisenberg) to his reunion with her (now played by Trini Alvarado) a good many years later. (Should I have called a spoiler there? Isn't it painfully obvious, in these movies, that the animal always makes it back?) Although sold off by Marie's father (Matt Craven) early on, Paulie survives on his own. Pawned off by a guitarist, taken cross country by Ivy, hired by Ignacio (Cheech Marin) the taco man, picked up by Benny, and finally given to Dr. Reingold (Bruce Davison), Paulie comes to be locked away in the basement of the laboratory, where he meets Misha. He tells the Russian janitor of his life, and soon the man takes pity on him.
You have to be in a Lassie Come Home sort of mood to see Paulie with any sort of plausibility. Some of the jokes the parrot makes might be funny to the adult crowd, but the maturity level isn't that high. This movie is good as the product it's intended to be, and from a child's point of view it's most likely highly entertaining. Unfortunately, I can't comment with any expertise there, and so any outstanding qualities lose value in the translation. Not recommendable, but good if there's nothing else to see and you're dying to spend seven bucks.
FINAL AWARD FOR "PAULIE": 2.0 stars - a fair movie.
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