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InventoryView maintains the view list of managed object references to inventory objects. When you create an inventory view (CreateInventoryView), the server initializes the view's object list with a single folder - the root folder.
InventoryView provides methods to open and close folders in the inventory. Use these methods to add and subtract objects from the view list. Use the InventoryView together with the PropertyCollector to manage the data resulting from OpenInventoryViewFolder and CloseInventoryViewFolder methods. By using the PropertyCollector, you have access to the modifications to the view, rather than processing the entire view list.
For example, you might use the following sequence of operations with an InventoryView and the PropertyCollector:
Properties
| Name | Type | Description |
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| None | ||
| Properties inherited from ManagedObjectView | ||
| view | ||
| Properties inherited from View | ||
| None |
Methods
| Methods defined in this Managed Object |
|---|
| CloseInventoryViewFolder, OpenInventoryViewFolder |
| Methods inherited from ManagedObjectView |
| None |
| Methods inherited from View |
| DestroyView |
May partially succeed if some entities could not be resolved. The operation will still succeed for all entities that could be resolved, and the list of those that failed is returned as the result.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the InventoryView used to make the method call. |
| entity P | ManagedObjectReference[]
to a ManagedEntity[] |
An array of managed object references. Each array entry is a
reference to an entity to collapse.
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Return Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ManagedObjectReference[]
to a ManagedEntity[] | A list containing any entities in the argument could not be resolved. |
Faults
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
Events
| Type | |
|---|---|
| None |
If a Datacenter is returned as a child, the implicit virtual machine folder and host folder objects are also returned. If a ComputeResource is returned, the implicit root ResourcePool and HostSystem objects are also returned.
May partially succeed if some entities could not be resolved. The operation will still succeed for all entities which could be resolved, and the list of those which failed is returned as the result.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the InventoryView used to make the method call. |
| entity P | ManagedObjectReference[]
to a ManagedEntity[] |
An array of managed object references. Each array entry is a reference
to an entity to expand. Expands each entity in the
order given. If an entity is not in the current view,
expands the view as needed.
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Return Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ManagedObjectReference[]
to a ManagedEntity[] | A list containing any entities in the argument could not be resolved. |
Faults
| Type | Description |
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| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
Events
| Type | |
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References
“A Novel Coronavirus from Patients with Pneumonia in China, 2019 | NEJM.” n.d. https://www.nejm.org/doi/10.1056/NEJMoa2001017.
Garg, Shikha. 2020. “Hospitalization Rates and Characteristics of Patients Hospitalized with Laboratory-Confirmed Coronavirus Disease 2019 COVID-NET, 14 States, March 130, 2020.” MMWR. Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report 69. https://doi.org/10.15585/mmwr.mm6915e3.
Gonzalez-Reiche, Ana S., Matthew M. Hernandez, Mitchell Sullivan, Brianne Ciferri, Hala Alshammary, Ajay Obla, Shelcie Fabre, et al. 2020. “Introductions and Early Spread of SARS-CoV-2 in the New York City Area.” medRxiv, April, 2<IP_ADDRESS>56929. https://doi.org/10.1101/2<IP_ADDRESS>56929.
Gorbalenya, Alexander E., Susan C. Baker, Ralph S. Baric, Raoul J. de Groot, Christian Drosten, Anastasia A. Gulyaeva, Bart L. Haagmans, et al. 2020. “The Species Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome-Related Coronavirus : Classifying 2019-nCoV and Naming It SARS-CoV-2.” Nature Microbiology 5 (4): 536–44. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41564-020-0695-z.
Griffith, Gareth, Tim T Morris, Matt Tudball, Annie Herbert, Giulia Mancano, Lindsey Pike, Gemma C Sharp, et al. 2020. “Collider Bias Undermines Our Understanding of COVID-19 Disease Risk and Severity.” medRxiv, January, 2<IP_ADDRESS>90506. https://doi.org/10.1101/2<IP_ADDRESS>90506.
Kaashoek, Justin, and Mauricio Santillana. 2020. “COVID-19 Positive Cases, Evidence on the Time Evolution of the Epidemic or an Indicator of Local Testing Capabilities? A Case Study in the United States.” SSRN Scholarly Paper ID 3574849. Rochester, NY: Social Science Research Network. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3574849.
Lu, Fred S., Andrew Nguyen, Nick Link, and Mauricio Santillana. 2020. “Estimating the Prevalence of COVID-19 in the United States: Three Complementary Approaches,” April.
Lu, Junyi, and Sebastian Meyer. 2020. “Forecasting Flu Activity in the United States: Benchmarking an Endemic-Epidemic Beta Model.” International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 17 (4). https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph17041381.
Mirza, Fatima N., Amyn A. Malik, and Saad B. Omer. 2020. “Influenza-Negative Influenza-Like Illness (fnILI) Z-Score as a Proxy for Incidence and Mortality of COVID-19.” medRxiv, April, 2<IP_ADDRESS>75770. https://doi.org/10.1101/2<IP_ADDRESS>75770.
“Near-Term Forecasts of Influenza-Like Illness: An Evaluation of Autoregressive Time Series Approaches.” 2019. Epidemics 27 (June): 41–51. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.epidem.2019.01.002.
van Dorp, Lucy, Mislav Acman, Damien Richard, Liam P. Shaw, Charlotte E. Ford, Louise Ormond, Christopher J. Owen, Juanita Pang, Cedric CS Tan, and Florencia AT Boshier. 2020. “Emergence of Genomic Diversity and Recurrent Mutations in SARS-CoV-2.” Infection, Genetics and Evolution, 104351.
“WHO | What Is a Pandemic?” n.d. WHO. http://www.who.int/csr/disease/swineflu/frequently_asked_questions/pandemic/en/; World Health Organization.


Homepage for the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan located in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan.
The Ziibiwing Center of Anishnabe Culture and Lifeways is a research center dedicated to providing enriched, diversified and culturally relevant education about the Anishinabek.
This is the homepage for information about the Saugeen First Nation of Ontario, Canada.
This is the homepage for the Burt Lake Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians.
The Sámi Museum Siida is the national museum of the Sámi and a national special museum in Finland. The Sámi Museum stores the spiritual and material culture of the Finnish Sámi in its collections and presents it to the public through its exhibitions and publications. Its main purpose is to support the identity and the cultural self-esteem of the Sámi.
This is the homepage for the Cultural Heritage Informatics Initiative, without which, this page would not have been possible. It is run through the department of anthropology and history at Michigan State University.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
no cooking required
Serves
Serves 4-6
Dietary
A hearty couscous salad that is so simple to make. For a slightly different flavour, use the zest and juice of one lime. Serve with plain grilled chicken or fish for an easy summer meal.
Each serving provides 280kcal, 8g protein, 31g carbohydrate (of which 2g sugars), 13g fat (of which 2g saturates), 3g fibre and 0g salt.
Cover the couscous with twice its volume of hot water and leave to soak for 10 minutes.
Mix together with the remaining ingredients and leave to stand for 30 minutes to let the flavours develop.
Serve at room temperature.


PRESENT(3) - [STATE:INQUIRY] Determine whether an optional dummy argument is specified
result = present(a)
logical function present (a)type(TYPE(kind=KIND)) :: a(..)
o A May be of any type and may be a pointer, scalar or array value, or a dummy procedure.
PRESENT(3) can be used in a procedure to determine if an optional dummy argument was present on the current call to the procedure.
A shall be the name of an optional dummy argument that is accessible in the subprogram in which the PRESENT(3) function reference appears. There are no other requirements on A.
Note when an argument is not present when the current procedure is invoked, you may only pass it as an optional argument to another procedure or pass it as an argument to PRESENT.
o A : the name of an optional dummy argument accessible within the current subroutine or function.
Returns .true. if the optional argument A is present (was passed on the call to the procedure) , or .false. otherwise.
Sample program:
program demo_present implicit none integer :: answer ! argument to func() is not present answer=func() write(*,*) answer ! argument to func() is present answer=func(1492) write(*,*) answer contains ! integer function func(x) ! the optional characteristic on this definition allows this variable ! to not be specified on a call; and also allows it to subsequently ! be passed to PRESENT(3): integer, intent(in), optional :: x integer :: x_local ! ! basic if(present(x))then ! if present, you can use x like any other variable. x_local=x else ! if not, you cannot define or reference x except to ! pass it as an optional parameter to another procedure ! or in a call to present(3f) x_local=0 endif ! func=x_local**2 ! ! passing the argument on to other procedures ! so something like this is a bad idea because x is used ! as the first argument to merge(3f) when it might not be ! present ! xlocal=merge(x,0,present(x)) ! NO!! ! ! We can pass it to another procedure if another ! procedure declares the argument as optional as well, ! or we have tested that X is present call tattle(optional argument x,x) if(present(x))call not_optional(x) end function ! subroutine tattle(label,arg) character(len=*),intent(in) :: label integer,intent(in),optional :: arg if(present(arg))then write(*,*)label, is present else write(*,*)label, is not present endif end subroutine tattle ! subroutine not_optional(arg) integer,intent(in) :: arg write(*,*)already tested X is defined,arg end subroutine not_optional ! end program demo_presentResults:
optional argument x is not present 0 optional argument x is present already tested X is defined 1492 2226064
Fortran 95
fortran-lang intrinsic descriptions (license: MIT) @urbanjost
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GaitPy¶
Gait feature extraction and bout classification from single accelerometer in the lumbar location. This class includes functions for:
Continuous wavelet based method of gait kinematic feature extraction.
Machine learning based method of bout classification.
Visualizing results.
- Parameters:
- data: str or pandas.core.frame.DataFrame
Option 1: Pandas dataframe containing unix timestamp column and vertical acceleration data during gait, both of type float
Option 2: File path of .csv file containing timestamp column and vertical acceleration data during gait. One column should contain unix timestamps of type float (by default gaitpy will assume the column title is ‘timestamps’ with units in milliseconds). A second column should be vertical acceleration of type float (by default gaitpy will assume the column title is ‘y’ with units in m/s^2).
- sample_rate: int or float
Sampling rate of accelerometer data in Hertz.
- v_acc_col_name: str
Column name of the vertical acceleration data (‘y’ by default)
- ts_col_name: str
Column name of the timestamps (‘timestamps’ by default)
- v_acc_units: str
Units of vertical acceleration data (‘m/s^2’ by default). Options:
‘m/s^2’ = meters per second squared
‘g’ = standard gravity
- ts_units: str
Units of timestamps (‘ms’ by default). Options:
‘s’ = seconds
‘ms’ = milli-seconds
‘us’ = microseconds
- flip: bool
Boolean specifying whether to flip vertical acceleration data before analysis (False by default). Algorithm assumes that baseline vertical acceleration data is at -9.8 m/s^2 or -1g. (ie. If baseline data in vertical direction is 1g, set ‘flip’ argument to True)


| Patient | Eve Everywoman |
| Date of birth | January 6, 1955 |
| Sex | Female |
| Race | African |
| Ethnicity | Not Hispanic or Latino |
| Contact info | 2222 Home Street Tel: +1<PHONE_NUMBER> |
| Patient IDs |
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| Document Id | 180f219f-97a8-486d-99d9-ed631fe4fc57 <IP_ADDRESS>.4.1.21367.2<IP_ADDRESS> |
| Document Created: | May 28, 2013, 22:12:21 +0000 |
| Author | Dr Adam Careful, CPN Hospital |
| Encounter Id | S100 |
| Encounter Type | Discharge |
| Encounter Date | From January 20, 2013, 12:30:02 +0000 to February 1, 2013, 12:30:02 +0000 |
| Signed | Dr Adam Careful at May 28, 2013, 22:12:19 +0000 |
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Electronics recycling demand clogs roads, ends event early
DICKSON CITY, Pa. (AP) - Long lines and traffic jams put an early end to a free electronics recycling event in northeastern Pennsylvania.
The Times-Tribune of Scranton reports the collection in Dickson City was swamped by early birds and police and security closed entry shortly after it began at 9 a.m. on Saturday.
The e-waste event was sponsored by a local state senator, Hewlett-Packard and the Lackawanna County Environmental Office.
Sen. John Blake tells the paper there were safety concerns about people walking across parking lots with electronic items and darting out of line as frustrations grew over wait times that ran up to three hours.
The event clogged access roads into the Viewmont Mall, and vehicles on a nearby Interstate 81 exit ramp backed up onto the highway.
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Information from: The Times-Tribune, http://thetimes-tribune.com/
Copyright 2019 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


About 3-4.5 hours
Deployment is a fancy term for getting your website on the web. After building out your app, you might want to share it with others and to do that you need to deploy your app to the web where others can access it. In this lesson, we’ll learn more about deployment and learn one way to deploy an app.
Apprentices will be able to:
Now we’ll work on deploying your app to Heroku.
We’ll be combining your front-end (create-react-app) with your back-end (express) and deploying it to Heroku. Your front-end contains “static” JavaScript files – when you deploy to Heroku, it turns your whole React app into a couple of static files that it will serve to the browser. No matter what data you have in the database, these files will always be the same.
Your backend, on the other hand, is dynamic – when you make an API request, the backend runs javascript code to do things like reading and writing to a database. Unlike the React app, which always serves the same files to the browser, the backend will serve different information to the browser depending on what’s in the database. We’re going to combine your dynamic code (express), with your static code (create-react-app).
client
and server
, then move everything into the directory client
:cd <my react app>
mkdir client
mv * client
server
folder you’re about to create inside your React app. This is where your API code will live from now on – don’t modify or use the old directory or repomkdir server
cp my-express-server/* server
# We need to keep package.json and node_modules at the top level.
mv server/package.json .
mv server/package-lock.json .
mv server/node_modules .
At this point, you should have the following directory structure:
./eventonica-app
./eventonica-app/client/* # The code for your React App
./eventonica-app/server/* # Your express API (app.js etc.)
./eventonica-app/package.json # Toplevel package.json used by Heroku to run your app
./eventonica-app/package-lock.json # Toplevel package-lock.json used by Heroku to run your app
# Make sure you use the filename you used when you created your Express API
node server/app.js
build
or node_modules
, even though they aren’t at the root. Add these lines:**/node_modules/
**/build/
process.env.PORT || 3000
(Replace 3000 by a different number if your Express app was configured to run on a different port)When we deploy to Heroku, Heroku will choose what port our server runs on.
// Add this below all your other routes
if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {
// Serve any static files
app.use(express.static(path.join(__dirname, '../client/build')));
// Handle React routing, return all requests to React app
app.get('*', function(req, res) {
res.sendFile(path.join(__dirname, '../client/build', 'index.html'));
});
}
This block of code only runs in production. When it runs, it will serve your JavaScript files if the URL doesn’t match an existing API.
package.json
to work with Heroku by adding the following two lines to the scripts
section: "start": "node server/server.js",
"heroku-postbuild": "npm install --only=dev --no-shrinkwrap && npm run build"
You can replace node server/server.js
with whatever you named your API code file.
Create a free Heroku account at https://signup.heroku.com/dc.
Through the Heroku web UI, create a new Application. Once you create the app, add the Postgres add-on by going to the Resources tab and searching in the “Add-ons” search box for Postgres. Click the “Heroku Postgres” option. Finally, select the free version and click “Provision”. Or you can create a new Application from the CLI. To create an application with name, install the Heroku CLI and run the following command heroku create app_name
This command will only be used on an initialized git repository. In that case, the command creates the application as well as a git remote, that you can use to push your code to Heroku: ```mkdir example cd example git init heroku apps:create app_name
Install the Heroku CLI: brew tap heroku/brew && brew install heroku
then use heroku login
Attach your Heroku app to your code by running heroku git:remote -a YOUR-APP-NAME
inside the terminal at the root of your project directory.
Configure your database. Heroku will specify environment variables you can use to connect to the DB:
new Pool({
// Make sure you swap out <user> and <password>
connectionString: process.env.DATABASE_URL || 'postgres://localhost:5432/<database_name>'
// Use SSL but only in production
ssl: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production'
});
Fill in your local database name in the Postgres URL. This is the default database URL when your app is running locally.
Use Heroku to create the database tables you need: heroku pg:psql
You should use the same commands you ran to create your database locally create table events (.....)
If you’ve forgotten, psql
into your local database and check your table schema with \d events
. Copy that schema into your new Heroku database.
Commit everything!
git add -a
git commit -m "Heroku setup\!"
Ensure you don’t have any missing files: git status
and commit them if you need to.
git push heroku main
This takes a long time. This will print the URL your app was deployed to. Try going to it! If something goes wrong, use heroku logs --tail
to debug.Lastly, we’ll configure your create-react-app client to work seamlessly with your express backend locally, even though they’re running on two different ports. You can do this by adding the following line to client/package.json
:
"proxy": "http://localhost:3000/"
node_modules
port
to come from process.env
heroku logs --tail
to see what’s wrongAll done! Small differences in the way you’ve set up your site may make bits of this process not work as expected, so there may be some debugging required. Here is a sample repository you can refer to https://github.com/esausilva/example-create-react-app-express


Its easy to craft any post however you'd like such as attaching a shared photo album to an post, or adding a task list to your event
With Forms, gathering information from your group members has never been easier. With an easy-to-view results page, you now have the information at your fingertips. From there, you can generate a PDF and print from your phone. This is especially helpful with registration, merchandise orders, and post-event surveys.
Kohort gives group owners the option to post as the voice of the group or themselves. For example, posts such as upcoming schedule and photo albums fit nicely under the group voice whereas commenting on a post is more appropriate coming from the individual.
Want to get a steer from your membership on an open question? Kohort allows you to easily create polls which can help guide operations on key issues.
Kohort allows you to attach a task list to any post. You can even assign blocks of time to the tasks. And if you need to assign tasks to specific members, just left-swipe the task. Also easy to undo these assignments if things change.
RSVPs and Availability extend to both players and all group members. So you can now have an accurate player headcount for tomorrow's game, but also a headcount for the end-of-year BBQ that includes everyone (players, parents, coaches, etc.).
Great for scheduling practices. In a single event post, you can enter every practice for the entire season. You also have the ability to edit them all at once or one at a time. Kohort makes scheduling recurring events easier and more intuitive than even stand-alone calendars.
RSVPs and Availability extend to both players and all group members. So you can now have an accurate player headcount for tomorrow's game, but also a headcount for the end-of-year BBQ that includes everyone (players, parents, coaches, etc.).
For every minute spent organizing, an hour is earned. Kohort gives you all the tools to earn you days.
Notify members of important information with push notifications, in-app alerts, or emails. If an event is cancelled due to poor weather, you can easily notify everyone with the push of a button. Advanced users can target mass communications across a matrix of sister groups and their respective subgroups.
While the universal feature set is plenty for most groups, Kohort also gives admins the ability to add new features to their group. Features range from Celebrations (upcoming birthdays, graduations, & anniversaries) to In-Memoriam (preserving the history and photos of past members).
Create personal or professional profiles to suit each group. Customize which notifications and alerts you receive separately for each group that you’re a member of. You also control how much or how little personal contact information you want to make available on a group-by-group basis.
A robust member directory starts with knowing who belongs to your group and how to contact them, especially when some members may not be in your address book. Kohort captures all the key member details which are easy to update in your profile settings.
Everyone needs help running a group. Kohort lets you easily promote members to admin status to help manage operations. And when it comes time for a change of guard, you can promote others to co-owner status and then step down when you’re ready.
Kohort provides a full-featured, robust, multi-person chat experience. You can chat 1:1, with multiple people, or group chat with all members. This is especially helpful when you’re trying to coordinate an activity with contacts not in your address book.
Subgroups allows admins to parse communications into smaller groups within the larger group. Communications can now be appropriately tailored to cut down the noise. Kohort knows there are plenty of times when you want to reach a subgroup of the wider program and now you can.
In much the same way subgroups make group communication more efficient, sister groups do so on a larger scale. If you oversee your group’s local chapter, but looking to connect with a sister chapter, you can now connect the groups. This is especially helpful with cross-chapter initiatives like fund-raising and recruiting.
Share meaningful moments, big wins, and silly pets with the wider family
Never miss another birthday, anniversary, graduation, or other important celebration again. Keep on top of your most important dates, helping you stay closer to those who matter most.
We love our pets and they need a special home on Kohort too. So we created a place whe you can share cute cat photos, comment on adorable dog posts, or scroll through a pet directory of all your favorite (furry, feathered or scaly) friends.
In Memoriam is the place to remember and celebrate loved ones. Whether you’re a family, alumni association, or other group looking to remember past members, you can now preserve their history. Share your favorite photos and memories as well as the heartfelt remarks made at the time of passing.
Are all your best keepsakes buried away in your attic collecting dust? With keepsakes, all your greatest historical content – old photos, degrees, letters, and other family heirlooms – will be preserved and featured in this digital scrapbook.
Whether you're an organized team playing at a high-level, a casual group playing pickup, a competitive marching band or an academic team entering bowls, Kohort has what you need.
Get a quick snapshot of your team results,full schedule and upcoming matchups, sorted by subgroups (e.g., Varsity, JV, Frosh) so you can easily find the information you’re looking for.
When you attach a location to a game or practice post, it's automatically geo-coded. So just tap the location icon and it takes you right to your driving directions.
Rosters are built to be as self-service as a coach wants them to be. We’ve eliminated a lot of the data entry by allowing parents and players to create a roster spot, or attach themselves to an existing one, as they join the team. Coaches can edit, delete, and merge any roster entry at any time.
Access key contact information at any time. When a player is selected from either the Team Roster or RSVP, you get both the player and parents’ information. Great for carpooling or any communications that don’t need to involve the entire team.
Easily compose and share everything needed to have a perfect meeting, whether in-person or virtual.
Easily share information about a featured book, the venue, and all key event details all in one location. Include RSVPs to get accurate head counts, task lists if it’s bring-your-own, and any important messages from the host.
Does your Book Club’s master list of past books live in an excel spreadsheet with your group organizer? Kohort keeps a record of all your past books, including any discussion topics, ratings, and reviews, in one central archive.
Kohort increases engagement and fosters discussion by providing the ability to rate and review your books, both past and present. You can now see how books performed and which were favorites of the group.
Discussion topics help the moderator navigate conversations about the book. Hosts and members can suggest or comment on discussion topics before, during or after your Book Club meeting.


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This document explains how Pinax handles media files across external and internal applications and themes.
Pinax places static media (css, js, and images such as backgrounds, icons and logos) in a separate directory from the normal Django media directory (uploads and other user generated content stored on the file server). This is done in order to allow for easy server optimization and improved security.
If you want to override default media files, place yours under <project_name>/media/... with the same path. For example:
Original file:
src/pinax/media/default/pinax/img/logo.png
Your file:
<project_name>/media/pinax/img/logo.png
If you want to use Pinax’ media handling with your own Django apps, please make sure you put the media files like JavaScript, cascading stylesheets (CSS) and images in the following directory structure:
<app_name>/media/<app_name>/(js|img|css)
Doubling your <app_name> is required to prevent name collision of media files while deploying.
Site specific media files goes to:
<project_name>/media/siteExample.js
The special static file service view should be able to serve the media files in development.
The build_static script collects the media files from Pinax and all the installed apps and arranges them under the <project_name>/site_media/static folder.
The command:
<project_name>/python manage.py build_static
will collect the media files from Pinax and all the apps and places them in the folder defined in the STATIC_ROOT setting.
Please also refer to the help of the build_static management command by running:
<project_name>/python manage.py build_static --help
To quickly resolve the absolute path of a media file on the filesystem, you can pass its expected path(s) to the resolve_static management command, e.g.:
$ ./manage resolve_media pinax/css/base.css
/Users/Jannis/.virtualenvs/mysite/lib/python2.6/site-packages/Pinax-0.9alpha1-py2.6.egg/pinax/media/default/pinax/css/base.css
If multiple locations are found which match the given path it will list all of them, sorted by its importance.
The staticfiles app provides the static file serving view to handle the app and theme media as well as other media files found in the MEDIA_ROOT directory. Make sure your projects’ urls.py contains the following snippet below the rest of the url configuration:
from django.conf import settings
if settings.SERVE_MEDIA:
urlpatterns += patterns("",
(r"", include("staticfiles.urls")),
)


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print("See DSI203_license.txt for LICENSE.")
else:
raise IOError("Dataset already in place. If you want to fetch again please first remove folder %s " % folder)
def read_taiwan_ntu_dsi():
Load Tawian NTU dataset
print("See DSI203_license.txt for LICENSE.")
else:
print("Dataset already in place. If you want to fetch again please first remove folder %s " % folder)
def read_taiwan_ntu_dsi():
Load Tawian NTU dataset


Construct a Dag from the specified data. The data should be an array of data elements that contain info about links in the graph. For example:
[
["Eve", "Cain"],
["Eve", "Seth"],
["Seth", "Enos"],
["Seth", "Noam"],
["Eve", "Abel"],
["Eve", "Awan"]
]
Sets the allowance for single nodes. If enabled and the source id equals the target id, then a single node with no parents will be created. Otherwise a self loop will be created which will result in an error. Note only single nodes without parents or children need to be specified this way, otherwise any other connection to a node will creat it. (default: false)
get the current single node setting.
Sets the source accessor to the given IdOperator and returns this {@link ConnectOperator}. This should return the source id of the link data. The default accessor is:
function sourceAccessor(link) {
return link[0];
}
Gets the current sourceId accessor.
Sets the target accessor to the given IdOperator and returns this {@link ConnectOperator}. This should return the target id of the link data. The default accessor is:
function sourceAccessor(link) {
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When people think of Middle Eastern and North African countries, they often think it is a completely different world. And it is to an extent. The climate, the culture, the food, and values may be very diffferent from what people in the Western world are used to, however there are many misconcieved notions of the the countries in this region than are simply not true. Of course the best way to clear up these misconceptions would be to actually go to these countries. For those who can not make the trip, this website is for you!


MDW implements name space agnostic XPath language. So far the language supports a subset of the standard XPath language.
Examples of valid MDW XPath expressions include:
/Book/Chapter/Section Book/Chapter[@title='The World is Flat'] //Order/*[OrderType='N'] /Order/@idThe following table summarizes the syntax:
| * | Matches any element name |
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| @attribute_name | Matches attribute of the given name |
| @* | Matches any attribute name |
| [@attribute_name='value'] | Attribute value filter |
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/Order[OrderType="N"]
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).
The initial slash is optional when the expression is applied to an entire document, which is the case most of times.


Replies to Feedback Queries
Hi!
Few days back We had started a small
5 question survey (you can still respond) to know how people use InvestR so that We can tweak it to make it better.
The most important thing We learnt from the responses is 75% people have made an investment decision based on InvestR!
People who used the various search tags and who did not are split 50-50. As a result of this feedback We have exposed the most important search tag "/gems" as part of the "Gems!" tab.
We also found that most people (70%) just use the default weights and tolerances. As a result We have tweaked the default settings to reflect the settings that We use for myself. Note: This will not affect you if you have personalized the settings either locally or after logging in.
Other thing We learnt is most people (60%) people visit InvestR when they want to look up a company, followed by weekly visitor (25%) and then daily (15%).
We also received some comments and queries as part of that feedback. Here are my responses to those questions and queries:
Thank you! InvestR has helped me make money!
 :-) Nothing makes me happier than InvestR users making money!
Great, lightweight tool. Love the comparison feature.
Thank you! Comparision feature is the latest addition. We am glad that you like it!
You are doing a great job! This is an excellent site similar to screener. We stopped using other business sites. Finding your posts in Reddit very useful. Currently We am out of country, but once We am in India we should catch up!
Thank you! We should definitely catch up!
Will a opposite of 30DMA be available? That is, list of companies that are being sold above 30DMA?
During a bull run most/many companies will trade above their 30 DMA. Hence, just the price being more
than 30 DMA is not a reason to sell. Other fundamental and valuation parameters should be seen. BUT,
We am looking into extending the scope of the "caution" icon/tag to include companies that are very
overvalued and should not be bought inspite of having good fundamentals.
We got to know about InvestR from Reddit. You are doing a good damn job and We wish We could at least gift you a small amazon gift card but I'm broke af college student. Thanks for your work.
Hey! Thank you! And don't fret about the Amazon gift card. Fact that you thought about it made me feel good! :-) We hope you do great in both investing and academics!
We would like an option to create different watchlists, because We watch different companions in a particular sector so We would like to create multipe watchlist for different sectors.
We will put multiple watchlist feature in my bucket list. Till then you can try the falling: Add all the companies to the current (single) watchlist. Then use multiple search tag to filter companies as per your wish. For example: "/watchlist /auto" or "/watchlist /pharma" (without quotes).
Why is it that some of the listed stocks are not available on your site one example is "bharat seats"?
When We created InvestR last year it started with top 500 companies (by market cap) that constituted 96% of the total market cap of the market. And kept adding companies as and when required or suggested by users. After Q3 results, few weeks back, We deleted close to 50 companies as they were all loss making (qtr after qtr and year after year) with negative scores. As for Bharat Seats, We have added it to InvestR.
Is it possible to combine two/three different search tags? We want to search the /sync companies in /auto sector with /pelow valuation. Is something like this possible?
Of course!!! That is what makes InvestR what it is! Compound search tags. You can find all pharma companies that are consistent and whose price is less than 30 DMA by typing: /pharma /consistent /price
You are doing good work and i wish you all the success.
Thank you! :-)
We am still not able to decode InvestR!
Oh! We am sorry to hear that. We created InvestR for my own investing needs. But We have written extensive
Help and
About files for InvestR to help other climbing the learning curve. We suggest you read the About and Help page and if you still have any question then do mail me and We will do my best to help you out.
It's interesting. Keep it up!
Thank you!
Keep up the good work. We came to know about this app from r/IndiaInvestments (Reddit).
Thank you!
This is my first visit to the site.
Hope you found what you were looking for, else feel free to send me an email!


What kind of map is this?
For the nearest region being viewed, this map overlays the current ava-rose colors on the terrain by aspect, elevation, and slope angle. It is critical that the user understand that there is no scientific evidence whatsoever to support the danger rating color that is painted on any location of the map. The ava-rose itself is an approximation and a generalization, and therefore, so is the coloring of the map. The colors of the map are an educated guess. This map might be useful for at-home trip planning, but is not necessarily useful in the field. This map offers a way to visualize the ava-rose information in context.
How do I use the map?
Zoom, pan and tilt as prescribed by the question mark icon, once clicked upon, in the upper-right-hand corner of the screen. In the upper-left-hand corner you will find a few controls and read-outs. The image layer may be used to show satellite imagery or a topological map with contour lines and names of places and terrain features. The slope radius controls how much terrain is shaded about slopes of exactly 38 degrees. For example, if the slope radius is 10, then slopes between 28 and 48 degrees are shaded according to the ava-rose by aspect and elevation. The slope alpha parameter controls the transparency of all ava-rose shading made on the terrain. The region field shows the nearest region being viewed and is a hyper-link to the current forecast for that region. The height, location, slope angle and aspect read-outs give their respective bits of information for the location directly under the mouse cursor. The ava-rose field shows the current ava-rose image for the nearest region being viewed on the map.
The Pow-Proj Trails field is an experimental feature. When checked, Powder Project trail data is overlayed on the map as labeled icons. Click on the icons to jump to their beta-pages.
The Custom Ava-Rose field can be used to upload your own ava-rose image to use in coloring the terrain. The image must be of the same dimensions as that typically used on the UAC website, and the rose in the image must be laid out exactly the same. Save a copy of any ava-rose image file to your local computer, use an image manipulation program (e.g., MS Paint) to change the colors on the rose, then upload this file by using the "Choose File" button. Following is an example image you could use.
Reload the page to remove any custom ava-rose image coloring the map.
Disclaimer
Use this information at your own risk. No guarantee of usefulness for any particular purpose is given. The programmer, as well intentioned as he may have been, is not liable for negative consequences, if any, of decisions made based upon the information provided here. This website is in no way affiliated with or endorsed by the Utah Avalanche Center.
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Barjatya, Shaily (801054460)
Jain, Rashi (801046743)
Mundra, Kratika (801045012)
Taneja, Priyanka (801046756)
Prof. Srinivas Akella
Recommender systems have become a very important part of the retail, social networking, and entertainment industries.
Recommender systems have become a very important part of the retail, social networking, and entertainment industries. From suggesting books for you to read, providing advice on songs for you to try, suggesting books for you to read, or finding clothes to buy, recommender systems have greatly improved the ability of customers to make choices more easily. So based on the previous activity and ratings provided by users new recommendations were provided. These recommendations are useful in a way because users may make unplanned purchases by looking at the recommendations which would increase the rate of purchase.
We are planning to have recommender system that will recommend new tracks and artists to a user, based on their listening history. This topic seems interesting to us as suggesting different songs or musical artists to a user is important to many music streaming services, such as Spotify, Amazon music and Yahoo Music. Such systems also bring revenue to the company and improves user-experience which in turn creates a higher likelihood to convert them as a premium member.
Technologies Used : Apache Spark, Python, Cloudera
Libraries Used: Numpy and Pandas for Preprocessing
The dataset is obtained from Last.fm
userid-timestamp-artid-artname-traid-traname.tsv:
Dataset Size(rows): 3 million(2.35GB)
Unique Users: 991
The following attributes are present in the raw dataset: userID, timestamp,artist id, artist name, track id and track name.
This file is then pre-processed to determine the number of times the track has been played(playCount) by each user.
Here the playCount is implicit in nature, as it is not normalized, highly variant and can be biased as well. To overcome this, we have changed playCount into an explicit rating on scale of 1 to 5. This processed dataset is then used to develop and implement our algorithms.
Since the raw dataset is noisy and contains NA values, so the following steps are performed to preprocess the data and only those attributes are considered which will be used in the recommendation system.
We have build our recommendation system based on two algorithms.
First is implementation of kNN using cosine similarity approach. k Nearest Neighbor algorithm is a very basic common approach for implementing the recommendation system. In k Nearest Neighbors, we try to find the most similar k number of users as nearest neighbors to a given user, and predict ratings of the user for a given track according to the information of the selected neighbors. Cosine Similarity is the measure of calculating the difference of angle between two vectors. For similarity calculation, cosine of two non zero vectors can be derived by using the Euclidean dot product formula.
where,
Ai and Bi are components of vector A and B respectively.
Further we calculated top k similar users
This top K similar users is our neighborhood matrix.
The UserID for which we have to predict is given as an argument, and based on his K neighbors we recommend top 5 tracks.
We use aggregate function to calculate the ratings.
The top 5 predictions are outputted.
We performed content based collaborative filtering using Alternating Least Squares, where when a user likes a particular item(in our case, track; and liking is based on number of times a track is played), other similar item is recommended to the user. It uses a matrix where n users give ratings to m items. The matrix will be a sparse matrix. The algorithm tries to fill out empty values and converge the matrix using formula:
f(U,M)=∑(i,j)wi,j(ri,j−ui×mj)2+λ(∑inui||ui||2+∑jnmj||mj||2)
Collaborative Filtering is based on relationship between user and items, where only some kind of rating is required. There are two kinds of data available for this type of interaction: explicit and implicit.
1. Explicit: A score, such as a rating or a like.
2. Implicit: Not as obvious in terms of preference, such as a click, view, or purchase.
In collaborative filtering using matrix factorization we can gather information on how users and items are connected. It is generally applied for dimensionality reduction.
We were successfully able to develop the recommender system using:
We have faced many challenges during the course of this project and also learned a lot while overcoming those.
We have used the RMSE for performance measurement. Following are the RMSE values obtained for each iterations :
| Iteration 1 | Iteration 2 | Iteration 3 | Iteration 4 | Iteration 5 | Iteration 6 | Iteration 7 | Iteration 8 | Iteration 9 | Iteration 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.228 | 0.138 | 0.118 | 0.115 | 0.113 | 0.112 | 0.111 | 0.110 | 0.110 | 0.110 |
We can select the number of neighbors for the Neighborhood matrix, more neighbors give less error. We run a loop starting at 10 to 130 with a step size of 10 to see how many neighbors gave us the lowest RMSE.
RMSE value of Cosine similarity with different neighbors are as follows:
| k Values | RMSE Values |
|---|---|
| 20 | 0.31140046684271067 |
| 30 | 0.31140046684271 |
| 70 | 0.31140046684271017 |
| 90 | 0.31140046684271067 |
| 110 | 0.31140046684271067 |
Genre of Recommended song "Sound of Muzak by Porcupine Tree": Metallic, Pop
On comparing we found that the user listens to majority of songs which are of genre "POP" and the track he was recomended is also of same genre as shown below.
Genre of Recommended song "Lady by Modjo": Pop
On comparing we found that the user listens to majority of songs which are of genre "POP" and the track he was recomended is also of same genre as shown below.
[1] Dataset Reference: Data Set
[2] Learning pyspark: Learning pyspark
[3] Panopto recordings for ALS, Cosine Similarity Algorithm and kNN algorithm
[4] Recommendation Systems
[5] kNN
[6]https://jessesw.com/Rec-System/
[7]
http://guidetodatamining.com/assets/guideChapters/DataMining-ch3.pdf
[8]
http://www.benfrederickson.com/distance-metrics/
Barjatya, Shaily
Jain, Rashi
Mundra, Kratika
Taneja, Priyanka


I have always loved the art of being able to create something from scratch and making it functional. writing code helps one do that and the only way to write the code is by learning it.
This is the first project worked on at Moringa (HTML)
This was when i was learning how to style my html with css (HTML and CSS)


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In 1989, a young professional in the community became deeply concerned about the youth living in the Rampart District of Los Angeles. He watched as these kids were getting shot on the streets and were being successfully recruited by violent gang members. They didn’t have a safe place to just hang out and they lacked any sort of positive role models. These youth were headed down a road marked by poverty and criminal behavior.
It was then that this young professional, Mitchel Moore, founded Heart of Los Angeles (HOLA). He began simply by inviting a handful of young guys to play basketball in an old dilapidated gym located in the back of a local church. As word spread, more students came looking for any kind of positive outlet, a listening ear and a safe haven from the world around them. Mitch recruited his friends to help out with art, music and dance classes, as well as helping these kids with their homework. Thirty years later, HOLA serves more than 2,100 kids each year through structured and exceptional academic, arts and athletic programs and has a four-building campus located in the heart of this still impoverished and underserved community.


California school shooting suspect described as quiet, smart
by JUSTIN PRITCHARD and KRYSTA FAURIASANTA CLARITA, Calif. (AP) - People who knew the 16-year-old boy suspected of killing two students in a burst of gunfire at a high school outside Los Angeles described him as a quiet, smart kid who they’d never expect would violently snap.
One fellow junior at Saugus High School said he was a Boy Scout who she relied on to study for advanced placement European history. A next-door neighbor who knew the boy as they grew up said he kept to himself but was never threatening.
The boy was taken to a hospital Thursday morning after shooting five other students and then himself in the head, according to authorities, who have not publicly identified him. It was his 16th birthday.
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The Associated Press determined the gunman’s identity based on property records for his home, which police said was searched after the shootings, and interviews with three friends.
The boy lived with his mother in Santa Clarita, a Los Angeles suburb of about 210,000 known for good schools, safe streets and relatively affordable housing.
“A quiet, to-himself kid,” said Ryan McCracken, a next-door neighbor who though several years older would play with the boy growing up, including in a backyard tree house. “You wouldn’t expect anything like that from him.”
Brooke Risley, a junior at Saugus High, said she had known the boy since elementary school and saw him Wednesday in engineering class. They were paired on engineering projects during the last school year and he came to her house to work on them.
On Thursday, she couldn’t recall anything indicating he might be violent. The closest she could get was a keychain he had with a hollow bullet.
Risley described the boy as somewhat introverted, though open with his close friends, and “naturally smart.” She said he wasn’t bullied, had a girlfriend and had been an active member of a local Boy Scout troop.
Results posted online from school track meets last spring show he was an unexceptional middle- and long-distance runner. His GPA landed him on the honor roll during fall of eight grade, according to online school records, though he did not appear on the published honor roll last year.
Joe Fitzpatrick, a senior who helped the teacher in the boy’s physics class, called him a “good, quiet kid” who didn’t miss assignments and did well on tests.
“He just seemed like one of those regular kids,” Fitzpatrick said.
The boy’s father died two years ago when he was a freshman, according to an online obituary that said he worked for a health care company for 33 years as a field service engineer and “loved big game hunting and fishing of all kinds.”
According to Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department records published in a local newspaper, his father was arrested in June 2015 on suspicion of attempted battery on his wife.
Authorities were questioning her Thursday, searching for an explanation like so many others.
“We’re all wondering,” said Risley, “what was the motive?”
Pritchard reported from Los Angeles. AP reporter Stefanie Dazio in Santa Clarita contributed.
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FallbackErrorHandler
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This secondary appender takes over if the primary appender fails for whatever reason.
The error message is printed on System.err
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25 Aug 2020 Zhu Zhu (@zhuzhv)
The Apache Flink community released the second bugfix version of the Apache Flink 1.10 series.
This release includes 73 fixes and minor improvements for Flink 1.10.1. The list below includes a detailed list of all fixes and improvements.
We highly recommend all users to upgrade to Flink 1.10.2.
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After FLINK-18242, the deprecated OptionsFactory
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Updated Maven dependencies:
<dependency>
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<artifactId>flink-java</artifactId>
<version>1.10.2</version>
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<dependency>
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<version>1.10.2</version>
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<version>1.10.2</version>
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You can find the binaries on the updated Downloads page.
List of resolved issues:
Sub-task
- [FLINK-15836] - Throw fatal error in KubernetesResourceManager when the pods watcher is closed with exception
- [FLINK-16160] - Schema#proctime and Schema#rowtime don't work in TableEnvironment#connect code path
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- [FLINK-13689] - Rest High Level Client for Elasticsearch6.x connector leaks threads if no connection could be established
- [FLINK-14369] - KafkaProducerAtLeastOnceITCase>KafkaProducerTestBase.testOneToOneAtLeastOnceCustomOperator fails on Travis
- [FLINK-14836] - Unable to set yarn container number for scala shell in yarn mode
- [FLINK-14894] - HybridOffHeapUnsafeMemorySegmentTest#testByteBufferWrap failed on Travis
- [FLINK-15758] - Investigate potential out-of-memory problems due to managed unsafe memory allocation
- [FLINK-15849] - Update SQL-CLIENT document from type to data-type
- [FLINK-16309] - ElasticSearch 7 connector is missing in SQL connector list
- [FLINK-16346] - BlobsCleanupITCase.testBlobServerCleanupCancelledJob fails on Travis
- [FLINK-16432] - Building Hive connector gives problems
- [FLINK-16451] - Fix IndexOutOfBoundsException for DISTINCT AGG with constants
- [FLINK-16510] - Task manager safeguard shutdown may not be reliable
- [FLINK-17092] - Pyflink test BlinkStreamDependencyTests is instable
- [FLINK-17322] - Enable latency tracker would corrupt the broadcast state
- [FLINK-17420] - Cannot alias Tuple and Row fields when converting DataStream to Table
- [FLINK-17466] - toRetractStream doesn't work correctly with Pojo conversion class
- [FLINK-17555] - docstring of pyflink.table.descriptors.FileSystem:1:duplicate object description of pyflink.table.descriptors.FileSystem
- [FLINK-17558] - Partitions are released in TaskExecutor Main Thread
- [FLINK-17562] - POST /jars/:jarid/plan is not working
- [FLINK-17578] - Union of 2 SideOutputs behaviour incorrect
- [FLINK-17639] - Document which FileSystems are supported by the StreamingFileSink
- [FLINK-17643] - LaunchCoordinatorTest fails
- [FLINK-17700] - The callback client of JavaGatewayServer should run in a daemon thread
- [FLINK-17744] - StreamContextEnvironment#execute cannot be call JobListener#onJobExecuted
- [FLINK-17763] - No log files when starting scala-shell
- [FLINK-17788] - scala shell in yarn mode is broken
- [FLINK-17800] - RocksDB optimizeForPointLookup results in missing time windows
- [FLINK-17801] - TaskExecutorTest.testHeartbeatTimeoutWithResourceManager timeout
- [FLINK-17809] - BashJavaUtil script logic does not work for paths with spaces
- [FLINK-17822] - Nightly Flink CLI end-to-end test failed with "JavaGcCleanerWrapper$PendingCleanersRunner cannot access class jdk.internal.misc.SharedSecrets" in Java 11
- [FLINK-17870] - dependent jars are missing to be shipped to cluster in scala shell
- [FLINK-17891] - FlinkYarnSessionCli sets wrong execution.target type
- [FLINK-17959] - Exception: "CANCELLED: call already cancelled" is thrown when run python udf
- [FLINK-18008] - HistoryServer does not log environment information on startup
- [FLINK-18012] - Deactivate slot timeout if TaskSlotTable.tryMarkSlotActive is called
- [FLINK-18035] - Executors#newCachedThreadPool could not work as expected
- [FLINK-18045] - Fix Kerberos credentials checking to unblock Flink on secured MapR
- [FLINK-18048] - "--host" option could not take effect for standalone application cluster
- [FLINK-18097] - History server doesn't clean all job json files
- [FLINK-18168] - Error results when use UDAF with Object Array return type
- [FLINK-18223] - AvroSerializer does not correctly instantiate GenericRecord
- [FLINK-18241] - Custom OptionsFactory in user code not working when configured via flink-conf.yaml
- [FLINK-18242] - Custom OptionsFactory settings seem to have no effect on RocksDB
- [FLINK-18297] - SQL client: setting execution.type to invalid value shuts down the session
- [FLINK-18329] - Dist NOTICE issues
- [FLINK-18352] - org.apache.flink.core.execution.DefaultExecutorServiceLoader not thread safe
- [FLINK-18517] - kubernetes session test failed with "java.net.SocketException: Broken pipe"
- [FLINK-18539] - StreamExecutionEnvironment#addSource(SourceFunction, TypeInformation) doesn't use the user defined type information
- [FLINK-18595] - Deadlock during job shutdown
- [FLINK-18646] - Managed memory released check can block RPC thread
- [FLINK-18663] - RestServerEndpoint may prevent server shutdown
- [FLINK-18677] - ZooKeeperLeaderRetrievalService does not invalidate leader in case of SUSPENDED connection
- [FLINK-18702] - Flink elasticsearch connector leaks threads and classloaders thereof
- [FLINK-18815] - AbstractCloseableRegistryTest.testClose unstable
- [FLINK-18821] - Netty client retry mechanism may cause PartitionRequestClientFactory#createPartitionRequestClient to wait infinitely
- [FLINK-18859] - ExecutionGraphNotEnoughResourceTest.testRestartWithSlotSharingAndNotEnoughResources failed with "Condition was not met in given timeout."
- [FLINK-18902] - Cannot serve results of asynchronous REST operations in per-job mode
New Feature
- [FLINK-17844] - Activate japicmp-maven-plugin checks for @PublicEvolving between bug fix releases (x.y.u -> x.y.v)
Improvement
- [FLINK-16217] - SQL Client crashed when any uncatched exception is thrown
- [FLINK-16225] - Metaspace Out Of Memory should be handled as Fatal Error in TaskManager
- [FLINK-16619] - Misleading SlotManagerImpl logging for slot reports of unknown task manager
- [FLINK-16717] - Use headless service for rpc and blob port when flink on K8S
- [FLINK-17248] - Make the thread nums of io executor of ClusterEntrypoint and MiniCluster configurable
- [FLINK-17503] - Make memory configuration logging more user-friendly
- [FLINK-17819] - Yarn error unhelpful when forgetting HADOOP_CLASSPATH
- [FLINK-17920] - Add the Python example of Interval Join in Table API doc
- [FLINK-17945] - Improve error reporting of Python CI tests
- [FLINK-17970] - Increase default value of IO pool executor to 4 * #cores
- [FLINK-18010] - Add more logging to HistoryServer
- [FLINK-18501] - Mapping of Pluggable Filesystems to scheme is not properly logged
- [FLINK-18644] - Remove obsolete doc for hive connector
- [FLINK-18772] - Hide submit job web ui elements when running in per-job/application mode


fun preferComplexBody(): AssociationRuleTieBreaker
Adds an additional criteria to the current tie-breaking strategy, which prefers complex bodies over simple ones. I.e., if an association rule contains more items than its counterpart in its body, it is sorted before the other one.
Return
The tie-breaking strategy, including the added criteria, as an instance of the
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1 If someone offers a sacrifice which is a fellowship offering of an animal from the herd, whether male or female, he must offer an animal without blemish before Yahweh.
2 He will lay his hand on the head of his offering and kill it at the door of the tent of meeting. Then Aaron's sons the priests will splash its blood on the sides of the altar.
3 The man will offer the sacrifice of a fellowship offering by fire to Yahweh. The fat that covers or is connected to the inner parts,
4 and the two kidneys and the fat that is on them by the loins, and the lobe of the liver, with the kidneys—he will remove all of this.
5 Aaron's sons will burn that on the altar with the burnt offering, which is on the wood that is on the fire. This will produce a sweet aroma for Yahweh; it will be an offering made to him by fire.
6 If the man's sacrifice of a fellowship offering to Yahweh is from the flock; male or female, he must offer a sacrifice without blemish.
7 If he offers a lamb for his sacrifice, then he must offer it before Yahweh.
8 He will lay his hand on the head of his sacrifice and kill it before the tent of meeting. Then Aaron's sons will splash its blood on the sides of the altar.
9 The man will offer the sacrifice of fellowship offerings as an offering made by fire to Yahweh.  Then the sons of Aaron will splash its blood on the sides of the altar.
14 The man will offer his sacrifice made by fire to Yahweh. He will remove the fat that covers the inner parts, and all the fat near the inner parts.
15 He will also remove the two kidneys and the fat that is with them, which is by the loins, and the lobe of the liver with the kidneys.
16 The priest will burn all that on the altar as a food offering made by fire, to produce a sweet aroma.


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Linux Performance: Existing methods and tools
Table of Contents
- 1 Abstract
- 2 Introduction
- 3 A Primer of existing tools
- 3.1 ftrace:
- 3.2 perf:
- 3.3 oprofile:
- 3.4 lttng:
- 3.5 flamegraphs
- 3.6 coldgraphs
- 3.7 differential graphs
- 3.8 systrace
- 3.9 trace-cmd
- 3.10 atrace
- 3.11 strace
- 3.12 dtrace
- 3.13 sar
- 3.14 iostat
- 3.15 vmstat
- 3.16 iosnoop
- 3.17 sysfs - a treasure house
- 3.18 procfs - another treasure house
- 3.19 ltrace
- 3.20 systemtap
- 3.21 ktap
- 3.22 mpstat
- 3.23 sysstat
- 3.24 collectl
- 3.25 top
- 3.26 htop
- 3.27 ps
- 3.28 free
- 3.29 pidstat
- 3.30 sar
- 4
1 Abstract
A number of tools and methods exist to measure performance on Linux with varying capabilities and applications. From user space applications to kernel or even bare metals hardware evaluation. We propose to explore, to varying depths, a broad array of tools available. In particular, we go into the details of a handful of a few tools listed below. This paper lists the applications of each of these tools and their relevance to different problems at hand.
2 Introduction
In this section, we provide a brief motivation for using such tools in a modern Linux system and attempt to convince the reader that such tools can tremendously help reduce the overhead in debugging issues with a system, tuning a system to maximize performance etc.
3 A Primer of existing tools
3.1 ftrace:
Ftrace is a kernel functionality implemented by Steve Rostedt.
- How is ftrace implemented?
Add a detailed paragraph about the implementation specifics of the ftrace implementation.- ftrace is a kernel tracing functionality that allows to trace the order of execution of functions along with information such as the pid whose context the current function is being called from, timestamp of the entry etc.
- There are similar functionalities in the user land for debugging via the strace. ftrace provides an ordered tracing of the functions called in the kernel and can log them in the trace buffer. As long as the support for tracing exists in kernel traces can be logged and disabled dynamically. This allows the user to log traces on events. Events are nothing but individual traces.
- ftrace provides an invaluable insight into a running system by capturing functions/events in the order of their execution.
3.2 perf:
- Perf feature was added to the mainline kernel around the 2.6.31 version. This was added to track the values of hardware counters maintained by the processor to keep track of events such as cache misses (instruction and data), branch mispredictions etc. It was also possible to track software events such as page faults and such. Perf started as a simple low-overhead functionality to keep track of Linux performance. With time, several events were added that perf is able to keep track of.
- Perf utility collects various counters from the hardware, including CPU specific events such as the cache hits, cache misses, branch mis-predictions, and other similar events.
- Perf top provides a nice interface like the top functionality of the Linux system. Especially if the kptrrestrict is set to 0 then the perf utility grabs the kernel's symbols and dereferences the addresses in run time to show the functions that are currently being executed. So you have a flashing screen that shows the list of functions currently being executed on the system with some statistics such as the number of samples, time spent in the function etc.
- list:
- top:
- record:
- report:
- script:
- stat:
- -rNNN:
- hardware counters:


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if
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statement must be the first or the only statement
in a while
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loop and the last or the only statement in a do-while
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statement and making its condition an explicit
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Create a new file named YYYY-MM-DD-TITLE.EXTENSION
and put it in the _post/
of the root directory. Please note that the EXTENSION
must be one of md
and markdown
. From v2.4.1
, you can create sub-directories under _posts/
to categorize posts.
Basically, you need to fill the Front Matter as below at the top of the post:
---
title: TITLE
date: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS +/-TTTT
categories: [TOP_CATEGORIE, SUB_CATEGORIE]
tags: [TAG] # TAG names should always be lowercase
---
Note: The posts’ layout has been set to
post
by default, so there is no need to add the variable layout in Front Matter block.
In order to accurately record the release date of a post, you should not only setup the timezone
of _config.yml
but also provide the the post’s timezone in field date
of its Front Matter block. Format: +/-TTTT
, e.g. +0800
.
The categories
of each post is designed to contain up to two elements, and the number of elements in tags
can be zero to infinity. For instance:
categories: [Animal, Insect]
tags: [bee]
By default, the Table of Contents (TOC) is displayed on the right panel of the post. If you want to turn it off globally, go to _config.yml
and set the value of variable toc
to false
. If you want to turn off TOC for specific post, add the following to post’s Front Matter:
---
toc: false
---
Similar to TOC, the Disqus comments is loaded by default in each post, and the global switch is defined by variable comments
in file _config.yml
. If you want to close the comment for specific post, add the following to the Front Matter of the post:
---
comments: false
---
For website performance reasons, the mathematical feature won’t be loaded by default. But it can be enabled by:
---
math: true
---
If you want to add an image to the top of the post contents, specify the url for the image by:
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image: /path/to/image-file
---
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Markdown symbols ```
can easily create a code block as following examples.
This is a common code snippet, without syntax highlight and line number.
Using ```language
you will get code snippets with line numbers and syntax highlight.
Note: The Jekyll style
{% highlight LANGUAGE %}
or{% highlight LANGUAGE linenos %}
are not allowed to be used in this theme !
# Yaml code snippet
items:
- part_no: A4786
descrip: Water Bucket (Filled)
price: 1.47
quantity: 4
If you want to display the Liquid snippet, surround the liquid code with {% raw %}
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{% else %}{% trans "The password reset link was invalid, possibly because it has already been used. Please request a new password reset." %}
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Mail::Toaster::Logs - objects and functions for interacting with email logs
This module contains functions related to mail logging and are used primarily in maillogs. Some functions are also used in toaster-watcher.pl and toaster_setup.pl.
Create a new Mail::Toaster::Logs object.
use Mail::Toaster::Logs;
$logs = Mail::Toaster::Logs->new;
email a report of yesterdays email traffic.
Does some checks to make sure things are set up correctly.
$logs->verify_settings;
tests:
logs base directory exists
logs based owned by qmaill
counters directory exists
maillogs is installed
Do the appropriate things based on what argument is passed on the command line.
$logs->parse_cmdline_flags(prot=>$prot, verbose=>0);
$prot is the protocol we're supposed to work on.
$logs->check_log_files( $check );
$logs->compress_yesterdays_logs( $file );
$logs->count_rbl_line($line);
usage:
$logs->count_send_line( $count, $line );
arguments required:
count - a hashref of counter values
line - an entry from qmail's send logs
results:
a hashref will be returned with updated counters
$logs->counter_read( file=>$file );
$file is the file to read from. The sub returns a hashref full of key value pairs.
$logs->counter_write(log=>$file, values=>$values);
arguments required:
file - the logfile to write.
values - a hashref of value=count style pairs.
result:
1 if written
0 if not.
$logs->imap_count;
Count the number of connections and successful authentications via IMAP and IMAP-SSL.
$logs->pop3_count;
Count the number of connections and successful authentications via POP3 and POP3-SSL.
process_rbl_logs(
roll => 0,
files => $self->check_log_files( "$logbase/smtp/current" ),
);
$logs->qms_count;
Count statistics logged by qmail scanner.
$logs->purge_last_months_logs(
fatal => 0,
);
For a supplied protocol, cleans out last months email logs.
Count the number of connections we've blocked (via rblsmtpd) for each RBL that we use.
$logs->rbl_count(
$logs->roll_rbl_logs;
Roll the qmail-smtpd logs (without 2>&1 output generated by rblsmtpd).
$logs->RollPOP3Logs;
These logs will only exist if tcpserver verbose is enabled. Rolling them is not likely to be necessary but the code is here should it ever prove necessary.
$logs->roll_send_logs;
Roll the qmail-send multilog logs. Update the maillogs counter.
$logs->send_count;
Count the number of messages we deliver, and a whole mess of stats from qmail-send.
$logs->smtp_auth_count;
Count the number of times users authenticate via SMTP-AUTH to our qmail-smtpd daemon.
$logs->spama_count;
Count statistics logged by SpamAssassin.
$logs->syslog_locate;
Determine where syslog.mail is logged to. Right now we just test based on the OS you're running on and assume you've left it in the default location. This is easy to expand later.
$logs->webmail_count;
Count the number of webmail authentications.
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The following are relevant man/perldoc pages:
maillogs
Mail::Toaster
toaster.conf
http://mail-toaster.org/
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Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
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BeeSafe Project
v1.0
Low-cost tracking device.
|
The BeeSafe project is a low-cost, open source tracking device. It is designed to keep children safe by constantly monitoring their location, and alerting parents if the child leaves the designated safe zones. It consists of a Raspberry Pi 3B, and a purpose made PCB containing a u-blox SARA-G350 GSM module, through which the Pi continuously gathers location data, and processes whether the child is in a location it is supposed to be at that time, and if the child is at a place they should not be, the device sends a text message to the parent with the child’s location they can track through a web interface.
To build our project, first clone the BeeSafe Github repository with
` git clone https://github.com/itsBelinda/ENG5220-2020-Team13 `
Next, run the installation script installBeeSafe.sh
in the root folder of the repository: this will install all required dependencies. Note: For optional dependencies, you can choose to install them or not by uncommenting or commenting them in the installation script.
Next, run the build script buildBeeSafe.sh
in the root folder of the repository: this will build the project and is ready to be ran.
For more in-depth build instructions, please see the corresponding wiki page .
To run the project as live project, ensure the build instructions were followed to create the bootloader service. If that was correctly implemented, the software should run upon the next startup.
To run the project in development, navigate into the folder /software/BeeSafePI/build/src/
in the repository, and type
For more in-depth usage instructions, please see the corresponding wiki page .
An in-depth guide on the build and usage of the system, as well as detailed component descriptions and project management steps can be found on the project wiki. The API documentation created with Doxygen can be found here. [TODO]
Do you like this project? We strongly believe in the power of Open Source, so there are many ways you could contribute to our project!
We are aware of the possibility that there may be bugs in the project, which were not immediately apparent for us (or were :P ). If you find one, do let us know by opening an issue, but please read our Bug Report Guidelines first, to make it easier to work out the problem!
Is there a feature you would like to see implemented in this project? We welcome feature requests, however before you open one, please read our guidelines for submitting one!
We welcome other contributions, too, so pull requests of patches, improvements, etc. are encouraged! By default we ask you pull the master
branch. We only ask you to be mindful, and keep pull requests in scope and relevant. If you would be interested in contributing a larger piece of work and/or it may not be in line the above tips, please do get in touch with a maintainer for a discussion!
For the coding conventions we use, please look at the wiki page discussing it in depth!
If you have any, more general feedback about our project, give us a shout by filling out this form!
Feel free to also reach out to us via email, on beesafe.uofg [at] gmail.com!
Made with :heart: by Team BeeSafe:
Belinda Kneubuhler
Zsuzsanna Szugyi
Daniels Vasiljevs
This project is licensed under the MIT license.


From:Geaccone To:Ambler Sent:2017-01-11T04:39:12.0000000Z Subject:RE: 2002 Plan Lay Presentation Run Through
Have the Steve Kean numbers been included in his budget and allocated out for 2002?
Thanks
Tracy
-----Original Message-----
From: Ambler, John
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 11:37 AM
To: Geaccone, Tracy
Subject: RE: 2002 Plan Lay Presentation Run Through
Tracy,
Thank you! These meetings are very helpful in better understanding the business. I'm currently scheduled to be in Korea, but may change plans and will let you know.
 However, FYI, I had submitted an approximately $2 million budget through Steve Kean's group and about $300,000 was submitted for Gina Taylor's group in the ETS budget. I'm probably going to identify some reductions in these numbers. Please let me know when you need details.
Thanks,
John
-----Original Message-----
From: Geaccone, Tracy
Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2001 4:05 PM
To: Howard, Kevin A.; Ambler, John
Subject: FW: 2002 Plan Lay Presentation Run Through
Rod thought you might want to sit in on this meeting.
Thanks
Tracy
-----Original Message-----
From: Geaccone, Tracy
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 11:07 AM
To: McCarty, Danny; Cordes, Bill; Stanley, Brian; FOWLER, PEGGY; Garrison, John L; Hughes, James A.; Umanoff, Adam
Cc: Anderson, Michael; Sommers, Jeffrey E.; Peters, Jerry; Copeland, Erin; Dodson, Keith; Piro, Jim; Lindholm, Tod A.; Armstrong, Julie; Stark, Cindy; Hayslett, Rod; Stark, Cindy
Subject: 2002 Plan Lay Presentation Run Through
Stan would like to have a run through of the presentation for the Lay reviews on November 1. Please see the agenda attached below for your respective group's time. We will be meeting in EB 49C2. If you need to call in, the number is below.
If you can not attend, please send a representative.
If you are calling in, please send your presentation to me ahead of time so I can make copies.
Please feel free to invite anyone else you want to attend. If you have any questions, I can be reached at<PHONE_NUMBER>.
Thanks
Tracy
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What inspires me to be a part of BasicEdu is that the fact that more people are realizing how important it has become that we make technology-enabled education a reality. Most people have an idea and fail to implement the same into reality and to witness someone so young, carrying forward this ideology is what makes me happy to be a part of the team. There are so many children out there filled with knowledge and creativity but are unable to work their way out due to the inaccessibility to computers. We do not realize that as we live in the comfort of our house and fail to broaden our mind to see beyond just that.
As I grew up, technology wasn't as advanced as it is today. I couldn't afford a computer of my own other than using the one at my Father’s office. Although the time was different and all I wanted to do was play games on the computer but as I became older, the importance of having a computer came to light. Be it be for studying for exams, looking for relevant information on Google, and slowly computer became an inseparable part of me. It is when you have something that you fail to see what others don’t. That is the most challenging part that you look beyond yourself. With this mindset to be able to provide children with computers that they can afford is what makes me happy to be a part of this team. I am sure that this idea is going to help hundreds of thousands all over in pursuing their dreams and making them a reality like ours.
Get in touch :
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Ecosystem Manager: BasicEdu,
DeltaTech Labs
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A dedicated professional who has studied hard to qualify for master's and doctoral degrees to create high- impact solutions. I worked throughout the development of my master's and doctorate. While studying the doctorate I developed a Startup where I could greatly expand my ability to have wide vision of large projects. I stay up to date by developing projects with promising technologies where I practice hands-on development. In Ph.D. I developed an autonomous cloud management system using Big Data to analyze the states of the Cloud and Predict a situation that needs a quick action and I used Decision Theory with Experienced Utility as algorithm to given the analyzed data make a decision of answer.
Designed and developed Industrial Internet of Things solutions. Develop Industry 4.0 solutions with ML techniques to predict, analyze and optimize production. Area technical leader responsible for developing knowledge and skills of the software development team as the correct use of version control, apply pattern design and good programming practices as automated testing. Develop a Big Data solution with back-end, front-end and analyze and optimize apple juice production. Use SPARK, SPRING, AngulaJS 4.0.
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‘turistik’, so that phrase might be more properly rendered ‘lusing
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Trip report: 20mg 5meoDIPT, oral dose, ~10mg
insufflated. Subject, male, 21, 160lbs, lots
of psychedelic experience.
Hello! I'm a brave chemical researcher, always
trying to push the envelope for the good of everyone.
Eh heh. Actually, what I did last night resulted in
a great trip, but the route which I took was quite
reckless! Don't mess around with research chemicals
unless you have a scale that can measure the usually
very small doses which you need. A friend of mine, a
very magic lady, lent me some 5-MeO-DiPT
and I decided it was a must-try!
At 10pm I took what I had eyeballed to be a twenty
milligram dose of 5-MeO-DiPT, in a gelcap. The amount of
powder needed was very miniscule, and I must take this
opportunity again to warn that these small amounts
really should be weighed precisely. At about midnight,
I shook out a small amount of powder and divided it into
what I 'thought' 5mg looked like. I got two very small
lines, those of you into regularly snorting things would
not be satisfied with the size of these lines, but this
was no narcotic, this was a potent psychedelic! The
powder didn't burn much at all, and the small amount
of chemical taste in my drip was more than tolerable.
I had noticed effects begin to start a mere half hour
after dosing. I had fasted the entire day except for
one or two light snacks, so I attribute the rapid onset
to this. There was little nausea, just barely
perceptable, but this soon faded as the trip began.
I determined to boost my effects and thus insufflated
the small lines two hours after dosing. Normally if
you redose on this chemical, the literature says you
have to take more, but I think that up the nose results
in a faster onset and better bioavailibility.
At 12:30 the effects fully came on, with first a set of
low-hued visual distortions, followed by bright,
colorful tryptamine hallucinations, very like what
one would see on the traditional trips, acid, shrooms,
morning glory, but much cleaner and more intense. The
colors were really something, it was a continually
shifting spectrum, the whole of my range of site
cycling the colors in response to some rhythem I could
not comprehend. During this come up and plateau of
the drug, I felt a few mind effects of tripping,
but overall I was very much in control at all times.
I am pretty experienced with psychedelics, and moreso
with with the OTC favorite DXM, so this may have
something to do with the amount of control I maintained.
The visual distortions were really something else, fully
3-D bumps and ridges appearing out of no where, objects
swinging and flexing, etc. At one point I stared
intently at my beige carpet, and was amazed to see it
turn into flowing sand dunes!
At about 3am I noticed a definent decrease in the
effects of the 5-MeO-DiPT. At about this time I started
to smoke a lot of weed, and also began to feel the
body load come on. I got a few cramps up in my abdomen,
like near my belly button for some reason. That was
the worst of it, other than a general achey feeling all
over, cleared up easily by ibuprofen.
At this point, I actually started eating food! The bong
had made me hungry, so I made several trips to the
kitchen. Because I think vitamin C always helps trips
along, I grabbed and orange and a slice of bread and
devoured both in no time flat. Then I went back and
got a pear, and then a banana; luckily we eat a lot of
fruit in my family! I think my body preferred this
healthy snack over anything else I could have eaten,
although maybe the majority of fruit contributed
something to my cramp, who knows.
At 5:15am I was still tripping a little bit and getting
mild visuals, so I decided to turn in, figuring I was
sleepy enough from being awake so long that I wouldn't
need a sedative. I expected tryptamine insomnia tho,
and got my share of it. The hallucinations with only
night lumination coming through my shaded windows were
very cool, with my shadows 'freezing' in my line of
sight. I tossed and turned a lot, mostly to try to
appease my cramped abdomen. However by about 7am I
fell asleep, and woke up at 11:30am with the aid of
my alarm clock.
It's now almost two the day after,
and I still feel kind of muffle-headed and dizzy.
Luckily I don't think that I really overdosed on this
substance, and if I did, the OD wasn't harsh or totally
bad. Since I weighed out my doses just by eyeballing,
a very risky way to do things, there's no way really to
say how much I took, although in my research I see
that the average dose is at the high end 20mg, and
at the insane end 40mg+. This was a very enjoyable
trip, and I've never had visuals this good! This was my
first real experience with a research chemical, and I
must say that I'm really impressed. My hat goes off
to our country's chemists, always preparing new and
exciting (and legal!) substances for the exploration
of conciousness. I'd like to throw in my voice and
say that 5-MeO-DiPT is very enjoyable, and I'd like to see
more work done on this and other chemicals so that they
are more mainstream and safe and no longer need to be
'reasearched.'
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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