- getAcceptedRequestor() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.RequestHandler
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Get the accepted requestor's username
- getAuthor() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.BookDescription
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get the book's author
- getAuthor() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Helpers.BookDescriptionReceiver
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Get the author
- getAverageRating() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Rating
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Get the average rating
- getBitmapFromUri(Uri, Context) - Static method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.ViewableImage
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Get a bitmap from URI
- getBookID() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Notification
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Get the bookID
- getBookIndex(String, RecyclerView) - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.US030201Test
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- getBookIndex(String, RecyclerView) - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.US050201Test
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- getBookIndex(String, RecyclerView) - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.US090101Test
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- getBookIndex(String, int) - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.US100401Test
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- getBookInfo(String) - Static method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.DatabaseAndAPI.BookWebAPIHelper
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Get the book's JSON info by making an API call.
- getBookInfo(Context, String) - Static method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.DatabaseAndAPI.GoodReadsAPIHelper
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Get the book's JSON rating info by making an API call.
- getBookName() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Notification
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Get the book's name
- getBooks() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.BindersAndAdapters.BookRecyclerAdapter
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gets the arraylist of books
- getBookStatus() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.State
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Get the book's book status
- getBorrowerRating() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.User
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Gets the user's borrower rating
- getContactInfo() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.User
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Get the user's contact info
- getContext() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.BindersAndAdapters.BookRecyclerAdapter
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Gets the context
- getContext() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.BindersAndAdapters.NotificationRecyclerAdapter
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Gets the context
- getContext() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.DatabaseAndAPI.DatabaseHelper
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Sets the current context
- getContext() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.ContactInfo
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Get the current context
- getContext() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Helpers.BookRatingReceiver
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Return the calling context
- getCount() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Rating
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Get the total number of ratings
- getDatabase() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.DatabaseAndAPI.DatabaseHelper
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Gets the current FireBaseDatabase instance
- getDatabaseReference() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.DatabaseAndAPI.DatabaseHelper
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Gets the current FireBaseReference instance
- getDescription() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Book
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Gets the book's description
- getDescription() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Helpers.BookDescriptionReceiver
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Get the description
- getEmail() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.ContactInfo
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Get the user's email
- getEmailAddress() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Validators.SignInValidator
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Get the user's email address
- getEmailAddress() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Validators.SignUpValidator
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Gets the user's email address
- getErrorMessage() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.SignInValidatorTest
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- getErrorMessage() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Validators.BookValidator
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Determines the error message to display
- getErrorMessage() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Validators.SignInValidator
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Gets the error message
- getErrorMessage() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Validators.SignUpValidator
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Gets the error message
- getErrorMessage() - Method in interface com.stl.skipthelibrary.Validators.Validatable
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Get the error message
- getFirebaseAuth() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.DatabaseAndAPI.DatabaseHelper
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Gets the current FireBaseAuth instance
- getFirebaseUser() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.DatabaseAndAPI.DatabaseHelper
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Gets the current FirebaseUser instance
- getFirstName() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Validators.SignUpValidator
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Gets the user's first name
- getHandoffState() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.State
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Get the book's handoff state
- getImage() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.User
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Get the user's image
- getImages() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Book
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Get all the images that the book has
- getImageString() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.ViewableImage
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Gets the image string
- getInstance() - Static method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Singletons.CurrentLocation
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Get the current instance
- getInstance() - Static method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Singletons.CurrentUser
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Gets the current user
- getISBN() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Book
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Get the book's ISBN
- getISBN() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Helpers.BookDescriptionReceiver
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Get the ISBN
- getItemCount() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.BindersAndAdapters.BookRecyclerAdapter
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Return the number of books to display
- getItemCount() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.BindersAndAdapters.HorizontalAdapter
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Determines and returns the size of the recycler view
- getItemCount() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.BindersAndAdapters.NotificationRecyclerAdapter
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Return the number of books to display
- getItemCount() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.BindersAndAdapters.RequestorRecyclerAdapter
-
- getLastAccessd() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.UITestSemaphore
-
- getLastName() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Validators.SignUpValidator
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Gets the user's last name
- getLatitude() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Location
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Get the location's latitude
- getLocation() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.State
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Get the handoff location
- getLocation() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Singletons.CurrentLocation
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Get the current location
- getLongitude() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Location
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Get the location's longitude
- getMaxRating() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Rating
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Get the max rating permitted
- getMinRating() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Rating
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Get the max rating permitted
- getName() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.User
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Get the user's name
- getNotifications() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.BindersAndAdapters.NotificationRecyclerAdapter
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gets the arraylist of books
- getNotificationType() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Notification
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Get the notification type
- getOwnerRating() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.User
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Get the user's owner rating
- getOwnerUserName() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Book
-
Gets the book's owner's username
- getPassword() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Validators.SignInValidator
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Get the user's password
- getPassword() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Validators.SignUpValidator
-
Gets the user's password
- getPhoneNumber() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.ContactInfo
-
Get the user's phone number
- getPhoneNumber() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Validators.SignUpValidator
-
Gets the user's phone number
- getRating() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Book
-
Gets the book's rating
- getRating() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Helpers.BookRatingReceiver
-
Get book rating
- getRealPathFromURI(Uri) - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Activities.ScannerActivity
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- getRequestors() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.RequestHandler
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Get the current requestors
- getRequests() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Book
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Gets the book's request handler
- getState() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.RequestHandler
-
Get the state of the book
- getSynopsis() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.BookDescription
-
gets the book's synopsis
- getTitle() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.BookDescription
-
gets the book's title
- getTitle() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Helpers.BookDescriptionReceiver
-
Get the title
- getUserID() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.User
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Get the user's user id
- getUserName() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Notification
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Get the userName
- getUserName() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.User
-
Get the user's username
- getUsername() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Validators.SignUpValidator
-
Gets the user's username
- getUuid() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Book
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Get the book's Unique ID
- getUuid() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Entities.Notification
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Get the uuid
- getUuid() - Method in class com.stl.skipthelibrary.Helpers.BookRatingReceiver
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Get the uuid of the book in question
- GoodReadsAPIHelper - Class in com.stl.skipthelibrary.DatabaseAndAPI
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This class is used to get the book's rating from goodreads api
- GoodReadsAPIHelper() - Constructor for class com.stl.skipthelibrary.DatabaseAndAPI.GoodReadsAPIHelper
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Created By Sagar Rathi
Date: 11/15/2014
What kinds of variables does Ruby support? Where are they accessible? When would you use them and what makes them different?
Local Variable
Local variables are defined with just the small letters and underscores. Just like the name suggests, local variables are locally available for use. For example if a local variable is defined within a method, or a loop, it can only be accessed within that method / loop. All the following are local variables:-
Global Variable
Global variables are defined with $ sign followed by letter/word/or combination of word separated with underscore.These variables are accessible to all the methods, classes and objects; regardless of where they are defined.
Instance Variable
Instance Variables are defined with @ sign in front of a letter/word or combination of words separated by underscore. Instance variables are the most commonly used ones. Unlike the class variables, two or more different objects within the same class or the class which inherits from another class are allowed to have different values for the instance variables. For example
Class Variable
Class Variables are defined with double @@ signs followed by letter/word/or combination of word separated with underscore. These variables are not so common, these can be accessed within the class its defined in. And once the value changes, the value of this variable hangs throughout.
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Every Lykke client has his / her own digital key that saves all the money kept in the Wallet. But the client may occasionally lose it, as well as backups of the digital key.
Results of the stage 1. Five solutions were proposed at the stage 1. Please read and learn the solutions and the comments carefully.
Lykke is already using the 12-word backup system. The Trezor device greatly reduces the range of possible users. We want to ensure safe and secure storage of keys on mobile devices. Transactions are also signed by clients on their mobile devices without any additional devices such as Trezor. One of the important requirements of the contest is to use Lykke client-server architecture. This solution was rejected as being inconsistent with the requirements of the contest.
A good solution that won the first prize. But the participant did not show how the split secrets would be passed on to the clients through the Lykke server, so that Lykke couldn't recognize those secrets.
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What to Wear
Male: Black gi with black tabi and appropriate rank belt and patch.
Female: Black gi with black tabi and appropriate rank belt and patch or purple gi and tabi with white or red belt (depending or rank) and appropriate rank patch.
New Students: New students may initially wear loose comfortable clothing but are encouraged to have an appropriate uniform after the first month of training.
Lateness
Please try to be at class, in uniform and ready to train a few minutes before class starts. If you have to be late, please call the instructor at<PHONE_NUMBER>, If there is no answer, please leave a voicemail. Please not that in the very, very rare case that no one shows up for class, unless otherwise notified, the instructor will stick around for about twenty minutes and then leave.
Absence
If you know in advance that you are going to miss a class, please let the instructor know. If you find that you have to miss a class and have not previously told the instructor, please call the instructor at<PHONE_NUMBER>, If there is no answer, please leave a voicemail.
Outside the Dojo
Outside the Dojo: Please be conscious of how you represent yourself and the Round Rock Bujinkan Dojo when you are not training, especially at martial arts events, on the internet and in front of the media. Please do not engage in any martial arts activities where video recording or other types of media may occur without first consulting the instructor. Additionally, do not take on any "challenge matches" without first consulting the instructor.
Respect
The way we train is a very cooperative process. Yes, we do techniques that sometimes involve pain. When doing such techniques it is important to be respectful of your training partners and what you are applying to them. Remember: it their turn next.
Leave the teaching to the Instructor
It is natural to want to help your training partner. However, unsolicited teaching can become problematic. Unless you are shodan or above, it is probably best to leave the teaching to the instructor.
Personal Hygiene
Please note that you will be working within someone else's personal space. Foul body odor, bad breath, strong perfumes and such can be unpleasant to endure. Also, as we do an number of things that involve grabbing or striking with finger tips, please keep your fingernails trim and clean.
Listen and Learn
When the instructor is teaching, please listen and refrain from talking except to ask questions.
Questions are welcomed, but please keep questions relevant to what is being taught at the time.
Guidelines For Participation In The Bujinkan
The following guidelines are from Hatsumi-soke and can be found at Bujinkan Guidelines
- The Bujinkan shall be open to only those who agree with and uphold the guidelines of the Bujinkan Dojo.
- Those not doing so shall not be allowed to join. Specifically: Only those who have read and agreed with these guidelines shall be allowed to participate.
- Only those able to exercise true patience, self-control, and dedication shall be allowed to participate.
- A physician's examination report shall be required.
- The necessity of such a report concerns individuals who may present a danger to others, for example, those with infectious diseases or illnesses, individuals with clinically abnormal personalities or physiology, and individuals lacking self-control.
- Individuals with criminal records shall be turned away.
- Trouble makers, those who commit crimes, and those living in Japan who break domestic laws shall be turned away.
- Those not upholding the guidelines of the Bujinkan, either as practitioners or as members of society, by committing disgraceful or reproachable acts shall be expelled.
Until now, the Bujinkan was open to large numbers of people who came to Japan. Among them, unfortunately, were those committing violent drunken acts, the mentally ill, and trouble makers who thought only of themselves and failed to see how their actions might adversely affect others. Through their actions, such people were discarding the traditional righteous heart of the Bujinkan. From this day forward, all such people shall be expelled.
- Regarding accidents occurring during training (both inside and outside the Dojo), one should not cause trouble to the Bujinkan. This is an extremely important point. Those unwilling to take personal responsibility for accidents occurring during Bujinkan training shall not be admitted. Reiterating for clarity, the Bujinkan shall not take responsibility for any accidents happening in the course of training, regardless of the location.
- All those joining the Bujinkan must get an annual membership card. This card not only preserves the honor of the Bujinkan members, it indicates you are part of a larger whole--one whose members come together with warrior hearts to better themselves through training and friendship. It evinces the glory of warrior virtue, and embodies both loyalty and brotherly love.
The tradition of the Bujinkan recognizes nature and the universality of all human life, and is aware of that which flows naturally between the two parts: "The secret principle of Taijutsu is to know the foundations of peace. To study is the path to the immovable heart (fudoshin)." Recently, the Bujinkan has become truly international. Just as there are various time zones, so exist various taboos among the world's peoples and nations. We must respect each other, striving to avoid such taboos. We must put the heart of the warrior first, working together for self-improvement and for the betterment of the Bujinkan.
Those not upholding the above-mentioned guidelines shall be forced out of the Bujinkan. Masaaki Hatsumi - Soke


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I've tried MDMA 11 times, with my first experience in the summer of 1996, the last few experiences getting less good. Three of the 11 MDMA uses were all under 100mg. I've tried MDE once and enjoyed it.
My partner loves MDMA and it had been a year since my last attempt to re-capture the positive MDMA experience (and 2 years before that) so I wanted to try something upbeat at burningman this year. Something to break up the heavy, constant stress I've been under for the last 9 months. MDA was available in fluffy white crystals and reports from folks who had tried the same batch were very positive. 10 of us got together and planned to swallow between 90 and 140mg each with one sober watcher.
At about 9pm I took 50mg of 5HTP with a variety of antioxidants (alpha lipoic, C, E, etc). At about 10:40, I took 130mg MDA (Zara took 90mg) with some chewable papaya enzymes to try to reduce stomach discomfort. We had both eaten a full dinner of lentil stew at about 8pm. The powder was dissolved in water with some more 5HTP and antioxidants and the resulting sour/bitter fluid chased with some water and chewable vitamin C.
There is a particular schtick that I've experienced tripping at burningman with groups which occurred this time as well. People fumbling about looking for items, needing to go to the bathroom, wandering around confused. It can be quite frustrating if one is goal oriented to deal with a group this large. For this evening, Zara and I decided that the point of the excercise was to let go of goal-oriented thinking and just enjoy whatever came.
After a few minutes of my feeling annoyed at the group 'process', I started to relax and danced around outside the hubbub, enjoying being near friends in this amazingly bizarre environment. I was standing under a huge, 100' across cargo net attached to a 30+ foot tall center pole, lit from underneath with colored spot lights and watched someone working on some project with an 8' across satellite dish that I didn't really understand. Out on the playa there was a great deal of activity, lots of brightly colored lights. Far across the playa, over a mile away, I could see the brilliant green towers of the Emerald City. One of the things I've learned over the years at burningman is that humans share some affinity with bugs. We flock to lights and pretty sparkling lights in the distance attract people like flies.
As the group started to finish up with restroom visits, I felt the first signs of effects. It felt very similar to MDMA coming on, a little change in experience of joints, a little sense of 'world view shift'. Its a sort of sense of internal spinning or perhaps movement in a non physical way as my normal thoughts and ideas undergo a reorientation. A comfortable and familiar yet unusual sensation. Its certainly difficult to describe.
We started to head out across the playa to the glowing green Emerald City a mile away and one of the members of the party vomited and doubled over. Others were starting to feel effects ramp up as well. One person said he felt 'weak in the knees'. We got underway and another member of the party vomited and felt queasy. The rest of us started to come up and settle into the warm lush space that ecstasy can engender. I felt the familiar, yet long missed, joy of being relaxed, happy, and cloaked in a sense of loving and being loved. No wonder people like the MD* compounds. Yumm.
The effect was mild and calm, much softer than my first few experiences with MDMA, which were amazingly powerful. Where MDMA caused me often to experience tactile pleasure, this felt somewhat more 'mental', however Zara and I enjoyed especially the feeling of wind blowing over our bodies as we stood in the desert on the way to the Emerald City. Hugs went all around as the group started to settle in and people paired off to say gushy, upbeat things about how much they liked each other. I noticed some star-patterning around lights and some distinct nystagmus (eyes jumping when i looked at things).
A couple of times during the experience, it was clear that I was mentally cloudy and had difficulty concentrating too much on anything terribly linear. I tried and failed to explain concepts a few times and felt my communications were often muddled. I was easily confused. When someone tried to tell me a story, I found it difficult to pay attention for the whole 3 minutes and lost track of what was being described. Short term memory was definitely scrambled.
From the start of the trip on (continuing for the next 2 days) I experienced a strong (and slightly unsettling) feeling of Deja Vu. The images of the things that were occuring felt like they had happened before or I had experienced them in a dream or had precognitive visions of them. Or, an alternative way of describing it might be that each event felt so much like it was supposed to be that way that it felt pre-destined to be and that I was just flowing downstream in the river of events. The campsite, the van we were sleeping in, the walk across the desert, most everything for the next couple of days was strangely tinged with this deja-fated-hue.
One of my recurring problems in my life is overcommitment and internal stress about missed deadlines, missed commitments, etc. When I worked for someone else, I used to delude myself by thinking that the stress I experienced was externally imposed: that other people were the cause of my stress and suffering.  I go through long periods where I overcommit to projects, things go wrong and new projects come up and I never come up for air. The last 9 months of my life (since december 2000) have been like that, where every week or two some major thing comes up and pushes all the work down the stack. Server crashes, new projects, conferences, business meetings, money problems, etc etc etc.
This experience (and the whole trip to burningman) was intended to be a break in this cycle. I hoped to be able to come away from the trip with a little sense of perspective that seemed to have gotten lost with all the work. At one point early on, a good friend showed me a move his tai-chi teacher taught him, a standing chi-gung 'sigh', with arm, leg, back and hip movements and a long slow breath with a deep sighing noise. It looked ecstatically lovely and I tried to emulate it, which I was able to do to some degree. Sighing felt very good and that was probably the defining experience of the trip. The feeling of release of stress, of deep breaths, and no-worries smiles.
There is this element of my experience of MDMA, MDA, and MDE which is difficult to communicate to folks who haven't had the experience. Its the feeling that this feeling should make up a much larger portion of the normal human experience. It is a feeling of inner health, balance, a mental 'loosening' which feels so good for the overall human entity.
At just after T+2 (around 1am), the effects were noticeably not as strong. The group had splintered and 3 of us ended up together at the Mausoleum, certainly the high point for art for 2001 for me and many others. We sat in silence in the warm light at the back of the Mausoleum for a while before I wrote the names of some friends I wanted to wish goodbye (the center of the piece was a huge bin of wooden blocks to write the names of the dead on to be burned later in the week along with the entire structure).
As we wandered back to camp, we started to get cold as the effects wore off and the temperature slowly went down. By T+4 (2:40am) we were down and Zara slipped into bed and quickly dozed off to sleep. I stayed up for another hour+ and took 1mg of xanax to help me get to sleep (I have terrible bouts of insomnia normally and really wanted the experience to include some actual sleep). During the experience I took several more antioxidant-capsules and had some of the experience colored by an acidic vitamin flavor creeping up my throat. I had to eat some chewable vitamin C and crackers to get rid of the horrid throat feeling / flavor.
We were surprised by the short length of the experience so we re-verified with the source that he was sure it was MDA, which he said he was. The next day we went and found some of the erowid crew who were out on the playa incognito this year and had them test the powder with a Simon's Reagent test and a Marquis test. Our MDA powder turned black/purple immediately with Marquis and caused no color change at all with the Simons. To verify the Simons was working, we also tested some known MDMA and it had the same reaction with the Marquis and turned blue immediately with the Simons. Erowid
took a picture of the test which is viewable.
Of the 15 or so people who I've now talked to who have done MDA, none of them had experiences matching the duration listed by Shulgin and we're a little confused.
The day after for me was quite drained and after a little exploring in the morning, I spent most of the day zonked out in a chair or baking in bed. Previous experiences with MDMA have nearly all left me nearly useless the day after and this was no exception. I took some 5HTP and antioxidants but the effects were minimal, if any. We drank some port that night and went to bed early.
The next couple days were slightly drained, but I experienced less of the depressive symptoms I often get after MDMA. I did notice (as I had after the last 2 mdma experiences) that I had mild continuing nystagmus for the next 3 days. My eyes would suddenly jump away from the thing I was focusing on. It is/was vaguely reminiscent of Attention Deficit feelings.. inability to focus on visual things, faces, peoples eyes, because while looking at something, suddenly I'd find my eyes jumping away to something else. Non ideal but not horrible either. At Day 4 I had some draining interpersonal problems that left me feeling more exposed and isolated than I normally do, but there are too many variables to say much reliably.
Overall, I found the experience nearly indistinguishable from MDMA and would be hard pressed to tell them apart, but the reagent tests (which we performed twice) certainly made it clear that the material was -not- MDMA.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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If you are registering with the Association for the first time, you will enjoy the following benefits:
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format([
Stream,]
Control,
Arguments)
interprets the Arguments
according to the Control string and prints the result on the current or given
output stream. Alternatively, an output stream can be specified in a third argument.
This predicate is used to produce formatted output, like the following example.
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For details, including the code to produce this example, see the
example program in the reference page for format/[2,3]
.


Activities in 2000
- December-February
-
Visiting Researcher at
NYU Media Research Lab
under the NSF/CNPq international cooperation program.
- December-March
-
RioArte Fellowships
Member of the Jury on Art and Technology projects.
- December, 6-8
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CILAMCE 2000
Presenting a paper in the
Symposium on Mesh Generation and Self-adaptivity.
- November, 27
-
D.Sc. Qualification Exam of
Antonio Lopes Apolinario Jr.,
COPPE/UFRJ
I am the student's co-supervisor.
- October, 25
-
D.Sc. Qualification Exam of
Vinicius Moreira Mello,
IMPA
I am the student's supervisor.
- October, 17-20
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SIBGRAPI 2000
Presenting 2 technical papers and 1 panel.
- October, 10
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Ciclo de Palestras -
Central de Produção Multimídia,
ECO-UFRJ
Invited talk.
- October, 6
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M.Sc. thesis on
"Espacos de Escala e Deteccao de Arestas"
,
Anderson Mayrink da Cunha,
IMPA - Visgraf Lab.
I am the thesis advisor.
- October, 4
-
M.Sc. thesis on
"Segmentacao de Sequencias de Imagens por Morfologia Matematica"
,
Franklin Cesar Flores,
IME - USP.
I am a member of the Thesis Committee.
- September, 29
-
D.Sc. thesis on "Analise de Interferencia de Corpos de Geometria Arbitraria em Animacao Baseada em Modelos Fisicos",
Luis Antonio Rivera Escriba,
Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro.
I am a member of the Thesis Committee.
- September, 18-22
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Visual 2000
I am a member of the
Program Committee
.
- September, 11-15
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XXIII CNMAC - Congresso Nacional de Matematica Aplicada e Computacional
Teaching the course on Optimization Methods in Graphics,
with Paulo Carvalho, Luiz Henrique Figueiredo and Jonas Gomes.
- August to November
-
Course on
"Image Processing for Computer Graphics"
,
I am teaching this course at IMPA with Ralph Teixeira.
(course page)
- August and September
-
Paisagem Carioca
Participating of this Exhibit at MAM with
Visorama
- August, 7
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Comision de Informatica Argentina -
(CONICET)
Participating in the executive meeting as a member of this commission.
- July 31 - August 4
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First Latin American Congress of Mathematicians
, IMPA, Rio de Janeiro.
I was invited to teach the course on
Image Processing and Wavelets
,
with Paulo Cezar Carvalho.
- July, 24-28
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Escola de Computacao 2000
, IME/USP, Sao Paulo
Collaborating with Ralph Teixeira on the course
"Introducao aos Espacos de Escala"
,
- July, 23-28
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SIGGRAPH 2000
, New Orleans.
I am serving on the
Papers Committe
.
- July 15-16
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SBC2000 - XX Congresso da Sociedade Brasileira de Computacao
, PUCPR - Curitiba.
I was invited to teach the course on Computer Graphics at the
II Curso de Qualidade de Cursos de Graduacao da Area de Computacao
.
- June 29 - July 4,
-
Mathematical Methods for Curves and Surfaces
, Oslo.
Presenting a paper on the Applications of Subdivision Techniques minisymposium.
- June 20
-
D.Sc. thesis proposal on "Multiresolution Inclusion in Arbitrary Dimensions",
Luciano Silva,
IME / USP
I am a member of the Supervising Committee.
- May 3-5
-
COMPUTER ANIMATION '2000
,
Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania.
I am a Member of the Program Committee.
- April, 10
-
M.Sc. thesis on "QuadLOD: Uma Estrutura para a Visualizacao Terrenos",
Rodrigo Toledo,
PUC-Rio.
I am the thesis advisor.
- March, 31
-
M.Sc. thesis on "Computing Discrete Minimal Surfaces",
João Paulo Bento,
COPPE / UFRJ.
I am a member of the Thesis Committee.
- March, 22
-
D.Sc. Qualification Exam of
Marcelo Medeiros Carneiro,
PUC-Rio.
I supervised the monograph on volumetric rendering.
- March to June
-
Course on
"Design and Implementation of 3D Graphics Systems"
,
I teach this regular course during the first term at IMPA.
- March, 6-10
-
Workshop on Subdivision in Geometric Modeling and Computer Graphics
,
Dagstuhl.
I was invited to give a talk on
4-8 Meshes and Subdivision Surfaces.
lvelho


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Guitar
Guitar is a instrument
Piano
Piano is an instrument


MAKIZUSHI
Makizushi is a cylindrical piece, formed with the help of a bamboo mat, generally wrapped in nori. Occasionally wrapped in a thin omelette, soy paper, cucumber, or shiso (perilla) leaves. Traditionally the makizushi is served in a tray of 8 pieces, it costs 20$(USD) per serving.
OSHIZUSHI
Also known as hako-zushi is a pressed sushi from the Kansai region, a favorite and specialty of Osaka. A block-shaped piece is formed using a wooden mold, called an oshibako. The chef lines the bottom of the oshibako with the toppings, covers them with sushi rice, and then presses the lid of the mold down to create a compact, rectilinear block. All the ingredients are either cooked or cured and raw fish is never used. Costs 35$(USD) per serving.
NIGIRIZUSHI
Nigirizushi consists of an oblong mound of sushi rice that the chef presses between the palms of the hands to form an oval-shaped ball, and a topping draped over the ball. It is usually served with a bit of wasabi; neta are typically fish such as salmon, tuna or other seafood. Certain toppings are typically bound to the rice with a thin strip of nori, most commonly octopus, freshwater eel, sea eel, squid, and sweet egg. One order of a given type of fish typically results in two pieces, while a sushi set may contain only one piece of each topping.
HIBIKI
Hibiki is a premium blended whisky produced in Japan by Beam Suntory. It is a premium-category product, and has won several awards. For producing the blends available as of 2010, more than 30 whiskies were used in the mix, including some that were aged more than 30 years and some that were aged in old umeshu casks. A bamboo charcoal filtering step has also been used. The company said the process gives it a very sweet and gentle flavor.
YAMAZAKI
Yamazaki distillery is a whisky distillery located in Shimamoto, Osaka Prefecture, Japan. Opened in 1923, and owned by Suntory, it was Japan's first commercial whisky distillery. Seven thousand bottles of unblended malt whisky are on display in its Whisky Library.Spirit ratings organizations, such as the Beverage Testing Institute and the San Francisco World Spirits Competitions, have reacted favorably to Yamazaki's offerings. Most notably, the 18-Year has earned six consecutive double gold medals at the San Francisco Spirits Competitions between 2008 and 2013. Yamazaki 25 Year Old was awarded Best Japanese Single Malt at the 2013 World Whisky Awards.


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Geometer's Sketchpad (GSP) has many applications across all content areas in the mathematics curriculum. Aside from its abundance of utilizations in geometry classes, GSP also has many uses in functional analysis and similar topics in algebra and calculus. The robustness of GSP is ideal for demonstrating to students a derivation of any particular formula or concept. Every geometrical object created is dependent on what are called "parents," and has dependents which are called "children." This dependency creates a hierarchy among objects, and when an object's parameters change, its children will change accordingly. It is for this reason why GSP is called a "dynamic" application.
(The audio is a bit earlier than the video, which happened after I uploaded the movie to YouTube.)
The following external links take you to Web sites where you can access Web apps or download desktop apps to play with geometrical figures. These are dynamic applications, so for example, you can change a parameter and watch its dependents change.


Press Fit Kit
A press fit kit is a group of 2d objects that when combined together in the right form end up making a 3d object.
I made the press fit kit using Fusion and basic tools for measurement.
My press-fit kit was ideally supposed to be more intricate but I ended up making a simplified version of it.
Specific elements of design were identified and then respectively ratered and cut using the laser cutter.
The peices could then be put together to form an elongated piramid whose faces were the eiffel tower.
The Water Bottle
The cylinders are seemlessly fascinating objects, and my next assignment
was engraving on a water bottle in the shape
of a cylinder.
This assignment opened a new area of the laser cutter by putting in the use of rollers.
The rollers and the rotation played a huge part in this project.
The rotation led to the engraving to be on the curved surface
rather than in a straight line.
The Bookmark
I chose to make a metal bookmark.The metal bookmark had the same design requirements
as that of any concocted project made in Corel X7.It just showed how the speed, frequency
and power had to be varied when using a different medium of print.


Class AudioOccluder
Class that implements
Implements
Namespace: Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.SDK.Audio.Influencers
Assembly: cs.temp.dll.dll
Syntax
public class AudioOccluder : MonoBehaviour, IAudioInfluencer
Remarks
Ensure that all sound emitting objects have an attached AudioInfluencerController. Failing to do so will result in the desired effect not being applied to the sound.
Properties
CutoffFrequency
Frequency above which sound will not be heard after applying occlusion. Setting this value to 22000.0 effectively disables the effect.
Declaration
public float CutoffFrequency { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
Remarks
Chaining occluders will result in the lowest of the cutoff frequencies being applied to the sound. The CutoffFrequency range is 0.0 - 22000.0 (0 - 22kHz), inclusive. The default value is 5000.0 (5kHz).
VolumePassThrough
Percentage of the audio source volume that will be heard after applying occlusion.
Declaration
public float VolumePassThrough { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
Remarks
VolumePassThrough is cumulative. It is applied to the current volume of the object at the time the effect is applied. The VolumePassThrough range is from 0.0 - 1.0 (0-100%), inclusive. The default value is 1.0.
Methods
ApplyEffect(GameObject)
Declaration
public void ApplyEffect(GameObject soundEmittingObject)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GameObject | soundEmittingObject |
RemoveEffect(GameObject)
Declaration
public void RemoveEffect(GameObject soundEmittingObject)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GameObject | soundEmittingObject |


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Alongside my interests in computer technology, some of my other interests and hobbies are:
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Trading_AccountEntryType Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | PicoBindable |
| Declared in | Trading_AccountEntryType.h Trading_AccountEntryType.m |
Overview
Contains the data for a single account detail entry. Each detail entry is a
transaction posted to the account and may be: a credit, a debit, or an
administrative action (such as an update putting a credit card on file for
the account). You can uniquely identify
the entries that the GetAccount call returns within the AccountEntries tag.
Specifically, the following fields, returned within the AccountEntries tag,
can be used in combination as a unique key: AccountEntry.Date, AccountEntry.AccountDetailsEntryType,
AccountEntry.ItemID, and AccountEntry.RefNumber.
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
-
accountDetailsEntryType
Indicates the type of transaction or reason for the transaction. For example,
property
a value of FeeGallery indicates a debit for listing an item in the Gallery.
Possible values are enumerated in the AccountDetailEntryCodeType code list. -
description
A description of the monetary transaction or administrative action applied
property
to an eBay account. -
balance
Balance after the account entry’s credit or debit amount has been applied.
property
Can be 0.00. The value is positive for debits
and negative for credits. -
date
Timestamp indicating the date and time that the entry was posted to the account, in
property
GMT. -
grossDetailAmount
Gross fees that are assessed by eBay (net fees plus VAT, if any).
property
Returned even if VAT does not apply.
The value is positive for debits and negative for credits. -
itemID
If the account detail entry is associated with an item listing, this field
property
shows the eBay ItemID value. Otherwise, 0 is returned in this field. -
memo
Memo line for the account entry. It can be an empty string.
property -
conversionRate
The rate used for the currency conversion for a transaction.
property -
netDetailAmount
Net fees that are assessed by eBay, excluding additional surchargesand VAT
property
(if any). Returned even if VAT does not apply. The value is positive for
debits (user pays eBay) and negative for credits (eBay pays user). -
refNumber
eBay reference number for the account entry. May return no value for some
property
account transactions, such as an administrative action like placing the
user’s credit card on file. You can uniquely identify
the entries that the GetAccount call returns within the AccountEntries tag.
Specifically, the following fields, returned within the AccountEntries tag,
can be used in combination as a unique key: AccountEntry.Date, AccountEntry.AccountDetailsEntryType,
AccountEntry.ItemID, and AccountEntry.RefNumber. -
vatPercent
VAT rate for the item. When the VATPercent is specified, the
property
item’s VAT information appears on the item’s listing page. In
addition, the seller can choose to print an invoice that
includes the item’s net price, VAT percent, VAT amount, and
total price. Since VAT rates vary
depending on the item and on the user’s country of residence, a
seller is responsible for entering the correct VAT rate; it is
not calculated by eBay. To specify a VATPercent, a seller must
have a VAT-ID registered with eBay and must be listing the item
on a VAT-enabled site. Max precision 3
decimal places. Max length 5 characters. Note: The View Item
page displays the precision to 2 decimal places with no
trailing zeros. However, the full value you send in is stored.
Returned for all users, not just VAT users, with GetAccountResponse. -
title
Title of the entry, or explanation of why the debit or credit was
property
applied. -
orderLineItemID
OrderLineItemID is a unique identifier for an eBay order line item and is
property
based upon the concatenation of ItemID and TransactionID, with a hyphen in
between these two IDs. If the account detail entry is associated with an
order line item, this field shows the OrderLineItemID value. Otherwise, 0 is
returned in this field. -
transactionID
The unique identifier of an order line item (transaction). If the account
property
detail entry is associated with an order line item, this field shows the
eBay TransactionID value. Otherwise, 0 is returned in this field. -
receivedTopRatedDiscount
This boolean is returned as ‘true’ if the seller received a top-rated seller
property
20 percent discount on the final value fee for the order line item. -
any
(public property)
property
Properties
accountDetailsEntryType
Indicates the type of transaction or reason for the transaction. For example,
a value of FeeGallery indicates a debit for listing an item in the Gallery.
Possible values are enumerated in the AccountDetailEntryCodeType code list.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *accountDetailsEntryType
Discussion
Indicates the type of transaction or reason for the transaction. For example,
a value of FeeGallery indicates a debit for listing an item in the Gallery.
Possible values are enumerated in the AccountDetailEntryCodeType code list.
type: string constant in Trading_AccountDetailEntryCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_AccountEntryType.h
any
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *any
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement
Declared In
Trading_AccountEntryType.h
balance
Balance after the account entry’s credit or debit amount has been applied.
Can be 0.00. The value is positive for debits
and negative for credits.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *balance
Discussion
Balance after the account entry’s credit or debit amount has been applied.
Can be 0.00. The value is positive for debits
and negative for credits.
type : class Trading_AmountType
Declared In
Trading_AccountEntryType.h
conversionRate
The rate used for the currency conversion for a transaction.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *conversionRate
Discussion
The rate used for the currency conversion for a transaction.
type : class Trading_AmountType
Declared In
Trading_AccountEntryType.h
date
Timestamp indicating the date and time that the entry was posted to the account, in
GMT.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSDate *date
Discussion
Timestamp indicating the date and time that the entry was posted to the account, in
GMT.
type : NSDate, wrapper for primitive date
Declared In
Trading_AccountEntryType.h
description
A description of the monetary transaction or administrative action applied
to an eBay account.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *description
Discussion
A description of the monetary transaction or administrative action applied
to an eBay account.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AccountEntryType.h
grossDetailAmount
Gross fees that are assessed by eBay (net fees plus VAT, if any).
Returned even if VAT does not apply.
The value is positive for debits and negative for credits.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *grossDetailAmount
Discussion
Gross fees that are assessed by eBay (net fees plus VAT, if any).
Returned even if VAT does not apply.
The value is positive for debits and negative for credits.
type : class Trading_AmountType
Declared In
Trading_AccountEntryType.h
itemID
If the account detail entry is associated with an item listing, this field
shows the eBay ItemID value. Otherwise, 0 is returned in this field.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *itemID
Discussion
If the account detail entry is associated with an item listing, this field
shows the eBay ItemID value. Otherwise, 0 is returned in this field.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AccountEntryType.h
memo
Memo line for the account entry. It can be an empty string.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *memo
Discussion
Memo line for the account entry. It can be an empty string.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AccountEntryType.h
netDetailAmount
Net fees that are assessed by eBay, excluding additional surchargesand VAT
(if any). Returned even if VAT does not apply. The value is positive for
debits (user pays eBay) and negative for credits (eBay pays user).
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *netDetailAmount
Discussion
Net fees that are assessed by eBay, excluding additional surchargesand VAT
(if any). Returned even if VAT does not apply. The value is positive for
debits (user pays eBay) and negative for credits (eBay pays user).
type : class Trading_AmountType
Declared In
Trading_AccountEntryType.h
orderLineItemID
OrderLineItemID is a unique identifier for an eBay order line item and is
based upon the concatenation of ItemID and TransactionID, with a hyphen in
between these two IDs. If the account detail entry is associated with an
order line item, this field shows the OrderLineItemID value. Otherwise, 0 is
returned in this field.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *orderLineItemID
Discussion
OrderLineItemID is a unique identifier for an eBay order line item and is
based upon the concatenation of ItemID and TransactionID, with a hyphen in
between these two IDs. If the account detail entry is associated with an
order line item, this field shows the OrderLineItemID value. Otherwise, 0 is
returned in this field.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AccountEntryType.h
receivedTopRatedDiscount
This boolean is returned as ‘true’ if the seller received a top-rated seller
20 percent discount on the final value fee for the order line item.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *receivedTopRatedDiscount
Discussion
This boolean is returned as ‘true’ if the seller received a top-rated seller
20 percent discount on the final value fee for the order line item.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_AccountEntryType.h
refNumber
eBay reference number for the account entry. May return no value for some
account transactions, such as an administrative action like placing the
user’s credit card on file. You can uniquely identify
the entries that the GetAccount call returns within the AccountEntries tag.
Specifically, the following fields, returned within the AccountEntries tag,
can be used in combination as a unique key: AccountEntry.Date, AccountEntry.AccountDetailsEntryType,
AccountEntry.ItemID, and AccountEntry.RefNumber.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *refNumber
Discussion
eBay reference number for the account entry. May return no value for some
account transactions, such as an administrative action like placing the
user’s credit card on file. You can uniquely identify
the entries that the GetAccount call returns within the AccountEntries tag.
Specifically, the following fields, returned within the AccountEntries tag,
can be used in combination as a unique key: AccountEntry.Date, AccountEntry.AccountDetailsEntryType,
AccountEntry.ItemID, and AccountEntry.RefNumber.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AccountEntryType.h
title
Title of the entry, or explanation of why the debit or credit was
applied.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *title
Discussion
Title of the entry, or explanation of why the debit or credit was
applied.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AccountEntryType.h
transactionID
The unique identifier of an order line item (transaction). If the account
detail entry is associated with an order line item, this field shows the
eBay TransactionID value. Otherwise, 0 is returned in this field.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *transactionID
Discussion
The unique identifier of an order line item (transaction). If the account
detail entry is associated with an order line item, this field shows the
eBay TransactionID value. Otherwise, 0 is returned in this field.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_AccountEntryType.h
vatPercent
VAT rate for the item. When the VATPercent is specified, the
item’s VAT information appears on the item’s listing page. In
addition, the seller can choose to print an invoice that
includes the item’s net price, VAT percent, VAT amount, and
total price. Since VAT rates vary
depending on the item and on the user’s country of residence, a
seller is responsible for entering the correct VAT rate; it is
not calculated by eBay. To specify a VATPercent, a seller must
have a VAT-ID registered with eBay and must be listing the item
on a VAT-enabled site. Max precision 3
decimal places. Max length 5 characters. Note: The View Item
page displays the precision to 2 decimal places with no
trailing zeros. However, the full value you send in is stored.
Returned for all users, not just VAT users, with GetAccountResponse.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *vatPercent
Discussion
VAT rate for the item. When the VATPercent is specified, the
item’s VAT information appears on the item’s listing page. In
addition, the seller can choose to print an invoice that
includes the item’s net price, VAT percent, VAT amount, and
total price. Since VAT rates vary
depending on the item and on the user’s country of residence, a
seller is responsible for entering the correct VAT rate; it is
not calculated by eBay. To specify a VATPercent, a seller must
have a VAT-ID registered with eBay and must be listing the item
on a VAT-enabled site. Max precision 3
decimal places. Max length 5 characters. Note: The View Item
page displays the precision to 2 decimal places with no
trailing zeros. However, the full value you send in is stored.
Returned for all users, not just VAT users, with GetAccountResponse.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive double
Declared In
Trading_AccountEntryType.h


Ginger Chicken with Garlic Noodles
Yields: 4
Components
-
Sticky Ginger Soy Glazed ChickenGarlic Noodles
Directions
-
Marinate the chickenCook the noodlesCook the chickenMix the two together↓ This is a component-based recipe (fancy talk for making the dish in pieces, then assembling). ↓
Sticky Ginger Soy Glazed Chicken
Ingredients
-
1/4 cup brown sugar3 Tbsp soy sauce2 cloves garlic1 Tbsp fresh ginger, gratedFreshly cracked pepper1 Tbsp cooking oil8 boneless, skinless chicken thighs (about 1.75 lbs total) (or use cut up chicken breasts)1/2 Tbsp cooking oil2 green onions (optional garnish)1 tsp sesame seeds (optional garnish)
Steps
-
Mince the garlicGrate the ginger using a fine holed cheese grater or box grater.In a small bowl stir together the brown sugar, soy sauce, garlic, ginger, some freshly cracked pepper (about 15 cranks of a pepper mill), and cooking oil.Place the chicken thighs in a shallow dish or a gallon size zip lock bag.Pour the marinade over the chicken and turn to coat.Cover the chicken and marinate for at least 30 minutes or up to a day (refrigerated).When ready to cook the chicken, heat a large skillet over medium flame.Once hot, add 1/2 Tbsp cooking oil and swirl to coat the bottom of the skillet.Add half of the chicken pieces and let cook until well browned on each side and cooked through.Remove the cooked chicken to a clean plate, then repeat with the second batch.Once all the chicken has been removed from the skillet, pour the leftover marinade into the skillet and allow it to come up to a boil.Whisk the marinade as it boils to dissolve any browned bits from the skillet.Let it continue to boil until it reduces to a thick glaze.Turn the heat off, add the cooked chicken back to the skillet, and dredge it in the thick glaze.Garnish with sliced green onions and sesame seeds if desired.
Garlic Noodles
Ingredients
-
8 oz. 1/2 lb. angel hair pasta4 cloves garlic1/2 bunch green onions4 Tbsp butter2 tsp soy sauce2 Tbsp brown sugar1 tsp sesame oil2 Tbsp oyster sauce
Steps
-
Add the oyster sauce, brown sugar, soy sauce and sesame oil to a bowl and stir until combined.Bring a large pot of water to a boil and cook the noodles according to the package directions (boil for 7-10 minutes).Drain the cooked noodles in a colander, then set aside.While the pasta cooks, mince the garlic and slice the green onions.Melt the butter in a large skillet over medium-low heat.Once the butter is melted and bubbly, add the garlic and onions (save a few for garnish) and sauté until they are soft and fragrant (1-2 minutes).Remove the skillet from the heat.Add the drained pasta and oyster sauce mixture to the skillet, and stir well to coat the pasta. If your pasta is stiff or sticky making it hard to stir, sprinkle a small amount of hot water over the pasta to loosen it up.Garnish the pasta with any reserved sliced green onions, then serve.
Category: Dinner


X?
, X??
and X?+
do exactly the same thing, since
they all promise to match "X
, once or not at all". There are subtle implementation differences which will be explained near the end of this section.
| Greedy | Reluctant | Possessive | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
X? |
X?? |
X?+ |
X , once or not at all |
X* |
X*? |
X*+ |
X , zero or more times |
X+ |
X+? |
X++ |
X , one or more times |
X{n} |
X{n}? |
X{n}+ |
X , exactly n times |
X{n,} |
X{n,}? |
X{n,}+ |
X , at least n times |
X{n,m} |
X{n,m}? |
X{n,m}+ |
X , at least n but not
more than m times |
Let's start our look at greedy quantifiers by creating three
different regular expressions: the letter "a" followed by either
?
, *
, or +
.
Let's see what happens when these
expressions are tested against an empty input
string ""
:
Enter your regex: a? Enter input string to search: I found the text "" starting at index 0 and ending at index 0. Enter your regex: a* Enter input string to search: I found the text "" starting at index 0 and ending at index 0. Enter your regex: a+ Enter input string to search: No match found.
a?
and a*
both allow for zero occurrences of the letter a
.
You'll also notice that the start and end indices are both zero, which is unlike any of the examples we've seen so far.
The empty input string ""
has no length, so
the test simply matches nothing at index 0.
Matches of this sort are known as a zero-length matches.
A zero-length match can occur in several cases: in an empty input string,
at the beginning of an input string, after the last character of an input string, or in between
any two characters of an input string.
Zero-length matches are easily identifiable because they
always start and end at the same index position.
Let's explore zero-length matches with a few more examples. Change the input string to a single letter "a" and you'll notice something interesting:
Enter your regex: a? Enter input string to search: a I found the text "a" starting at index 0 and ending at index 1. I found the text "" starting at index 1 and ending at index 1. Enter your regex: a* Enter input string to search: a I found the text "a" starting at index 0 and ending at index 1. I found the text "" starting at index 1 and ending at index 1. Enter your regex: a+ Enter input string to search: a I found the text "a" starting at index 0 and ending at index 1.
Now change the input string to the letter "a" five times in a row and you'll get the following:
Enter your regex: a? Enter input string to search: aaaaa I found the text "a" starting at index 0 and ending at index 1. I found the text "a" starting at index 1 and ending at index 2. I found the text "a" starting at index 2 and ending at index 3. I found the text "a" starting at index 3 and ending at index 4. I found the text "a" starting at index 4 and ending at index 5. I found the text "" starting at index 5 and ending at index 5. Enter your regex: a* Enter input string to search: aaaaa I found the text "aaaaa" starting at index 0 and ending at index 5. I found the text "" starting at index 5 and ending at index 5. Enter your regex: a+ Enter input string to search: aaaaa I found the text "aaaaa" starting at index 0 and ending at index 5.
a?
finds an individual match for each character, since it matches when "a" appears zero or one times.
The expression a*
finds two separate matches: all of the letter "a"'s in the first match, then the zero-length match
after the last character at index 5.
And finally, a+
matches
all occurrences of the letter "a", ignoring the presence of "nothing" at the last index.
At this point, you might be wondering what the results would be if the first two quantifiers encounter a letter other than "a". For example, what happens if it encounters the letter "b", as in "ababaaaab"?
Let's find out:
Enter your regex: a? Enter input string to search: ababaaaab I found the text "a" starting at index 0 and ending at index 1. I found the text "" starting at index 1 and ending at index 1. I found the text "a" starting at index 2 and ending at index 3. I found the text "" starting at index 3 and ending at index 3. I found the text "a" starting at index 4 and ending at index 5. I found the text "a" starting at index 5 and ending at index 6. I found the text "a" starting at index 6 and ending at index 7. I found the text "a" starting at index 7 and ending at index 8. I found the text "" starting at index 8 and ending at index 8. I found the text "" starting at index 9 and ending at index 9. Enter your regex: a* Enter input string to search: ababaaaab I found the text "a" starting at index 0 and ending at index 1. I found the text "" starting at index 1 and ending at index 1. I found the text "a" starting at index 2 and ending at index 3. I found the text "" starting at index 3 and ending at index 3. I found the text "aaaa" starting at index 4 and ending at index 8. I found the text "" starting at index 8 and ending at index 8. I found the text "" starting at index 9 and ending at index 9. Enter your regex: a+ Enter input string to search: ababaaaab I found the text "a" starting at index 0 and ending at index 1. I found the text "a" starting at index 2 and ending at index 3. I found the text "aaaa" starting at index 4 and ending at index 8.
a?
is not
specifically looking for the letter "b"; it's merely looking for the presence (or lack thereof) of the letter "a".
If the quantifier allows for a match of "a" zero times, anything in the input string that's not an "a"
will show up as a zero-length match. The remaining a's are matched according
to the rules discussed in the previous examples.
To match a pattern exactly n number of times, simply specify the number inside a set of braces:
Enter your regex: a{3} Enter input string to search: aa No match found. Enter your regex: a{3} Enter input string to search: aaa I found the text "aaa" starting at index 0 and ending at index 3. Enter your regex: a{3} Enter input string to search: aaaa I found the text "aaa" starting at index 0 and ending at index 3.
a{3}
is searching for three
occurrences of the letter "a" in a row. The first test fails
because the input string does not
have enough a's to match against. The second test contains exactly 3 a's in the input string, which triggers a match.
The third test also triggers a match because there are exactly 3 a's at the beginning of the input string.
Anything following that is irrelevant to the first match. If the pattern should appear
again after that point, it would trigger subsequent matches:
Enter your regex: a{3} Enter input string to search: aaaaaaaaa I found the text "aaa" starting at index 0 and ending at index 3. I found the text "aaa" starting at index 3 and ending at index 6. I found the text "aaa" starting at index 6 and ending at index 9.
Enter your regex: a{3,} Enter input string to search: aaaaaaaaa I found the text "aaaaaaaaa" starting at index 0 and ending at index 9.
Finally, to specify an upper limit on the number of occurances, add a second number inside the braces:
Enter your regex: a{3,6} // find at least 3 (but no more than 6) a's in a row Enter input string to search: aaaaaaaaa I found the text "aaaaaa" starting at index 0 and ending at index 6. I found the text "aaa" starting at index 6 and ending at index 9.
[abc]+
(a or b or c, one
or more times) or (abc)+
(the group "abc", one or more times).
Let's illustrate by specifying the group (dog)
, three times in a row.
Enter your regex: (dog){3} Enter input string to search: dogdogdogdogdogdog I found the text "dogdogdog" starting at index 0 and ending at index 9. I found the text "dogdogdog" starting at index 9 and ending at index 18. Enter your regex: dog{3} Enter input string to search: dogdogdogdogdogdog No match found.
{3}
now applies only to the letter "g".
Similarly, we can apply a quantifier to an entire character class:
Enter your regex: [abc]{3} Enter input string to search: abccabaaaccbbbc I found the text "abc" starting at index 0 and ending at index 3. I found the text "cab" starting at index 3 and ending at index 6. I found the text "aaa" starting at index 6 and ending at index 9. I found the text "ccb" starting at index 9 and ending at index 12. I found the text "bbc" starting at index 12 and ending at index 15. Enter your regex: abc{3} Enter input string to search: abccabaaaccbbbc No match found.
{3}
applies to the entire character class
in the first example, but only to the letter "c" in the second.
Greedy quantifiers are considered "greedy" because they force the matcher to read in, or eat, the entire input string prior to attempting the first match. If the first match attempt (the entire input string) fails, the matcher backs off the input string by one character and tries again, repeating the process until a match is found or there are no more characters left to back off from. Depending on the quantifier used in the expression, the last thing it will try matching against is 1 or 0 characters.
The reluctant quantifiers, however, take the opposite approach: They start at the beginning of the input string, then reluctantly eat one character at a time looking for a match. The last thing they try is the entire input string.
Finally, the possessive quantifiers always eat the entire input string, trying once (and only once) for a match. Unlike the greedy quantifiers, possessive quantifiers never back off, even if doing so would allow the overall match to succeed.
To illustrate, consider the input string xfooxxxxxxfoo
.
Enter your regex: .*foo // greedy quantifier Enter input string to search: xfooxxxxxxfoo I found the text "xfooxxxxxxfoo" starting at index 0 and ending at index 13. Enter your regex: .*?foo // reluctant quantifier Enter input string to search: xfooxxxxxxfoo I found the text "xfoo" starting at index 0 and ending at index 4. I found the text "xxxxxxfoo" starting at index 4 and ending at index 13. Enter your regex: .*+foo // possessive quantifier Enter input string to search: xfooxxxxxxfoo No match found.
.*
to find "anything", zero or more times, followed by the letters "f" "o" "o"
.
Because the quantifier is greedy, the .*
portion of the expression first eats the entire input string.
At this point, the overall
expression cannot succeed, because the last three letters
("f" "o" "o"
) have already been consumed.
So the matcher slowly backs off one letter at a time until the rightmost occurrence of "foo" has been regurgitated, at which point the
match succeeds and the search ends.
The second example, however, is reluctant, so it starts by first consuming "nothing". Because "foo" doesn't appear at the beginning of the string, it's forced to swallow the first letter (an "x"), which triggers the first match at 0 and 4. Our test harness continues the process until the input string is exhausted. It finds another match at 4 and 13.
The third example fails to find a match because the quantifier is possessive.
In this case, the entire
input string is consumed by .*+
, leaving nothing left over to satisfy the "foo" at the end of the expression.
Use a possessive quantifier for situations where you want to seize all of something without ever backing off; it will outperform the equivalent
greedy quantifier in cases where the match is not immediately found.


WAVS (Web App Vulnerability Scanner) is a tool to scan & test URLs for certain vulnerabilities &
security issues by simply inspecting the corresponding client-side website. The overall system includes a
virtual server with modules for detecting the different vulnerabilities, along with a proxy server, to direct
requests from a user's browser to the WAVS virtual server to scan the URL for potential threats & return a
dashboard containing the scan results.
WAVS scans & detects the following security issues in a website: Absence of Valid SSL/TLS Certificates,
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), Potential Phishing Attempts & Open Redirection
To perform a scan for any URL, just append '/<URL>' to the proxy address in the address bar.
(For example, if you wish to perform a scan for 'https://google.co.in', you can append '/https://google.co.in'
to the address bar)
WAVS will perform the scan within 10-20 s & return a dashboard containing the details of the potential vulnerabilities in the website.


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--- author: Jesse categories: app date: '2009-05-28 18:32:14' link: http://blogs.nitobi.com/jesse/2009/05/28/yutuplr-getting-started/ permalink: /2009/05/28/yutuplr-%e2%80%93-getting-started/ slug: yutuplr-%e2%80%93-getting-started status: publish title: YuTuplr – Getting Started. type: post format: html ---
Lately in my spare time I have been quietly plugging away at building a simple YouTube uploader application in Air. Â Nitobi encourages us to spend part ofÂ our time on our own pet projects, as well as community interaction and contributing to open source initiatives. Â I have been working on this application (Â YuTuplr - as in a short form of YouTube Uploader ) primarily by myself, so it has forced me to reach outside my comfort zone, and do some things that IÂ usually take for granted. Â I have approached this project as if it were a stand-alone product, so it has it's own logo, branding, domain, and website. Â AllÂ of my work, with the exception of some developer keys and fonts is open source and is available on google code.
I am posting the following as sort of a quick start guide for anyone who wants to add YouTube upload functionality to their own Air apps, or just learn some AS3. Â For the complete picture, please download and study the YuTuplr source.
The application is seperated into 2 seperate flex projects.
The *AirYouTubeUploaderLib *is a Flex/Air library project that contains all of the functionality related to YouTube. Â The goal was to hide the low level stuff,Â and allow API users to build client application without the greasy YouTube API details.
YuTuplr is a somewhat full-blown example of a client, and can be used as a guide for building your own clients. Â YuTuplr's source code is in the projectÂ AirYouTubeUploaderSampleApp and contains a reference to the AirYouTubeUploaderLib project.
The YouTubeService class is the main point of interaction with your code.
To get started using the service, simply create an instance, and give it your YouTube developer credentials. You will need to get your credentials from YouTube.
`
import com.nitobi.webapis.youtube.YouTubeService;
ytService = new YouTubeService();
ytService.setCredentials(clientID,devKey);
`
You can look at ytService.isAuthenticated to see if you are already logged in, and currentUserName to get the current user's name.
To login, simply call :`
ytService.login(userName:String,password:String,rememberMe:Boolean = true):void
`
If the rememberMe flag is true, the YouTubeService will store the username/password in a LocalSharedObject.
To retrieve the previously stored values, YouTubeService has public getters :Â `
storedUsername():StringÂ
storedPassword():String
`
Both getters will return "" if the last login did not set rememberMe to true.
YuTuplr uses this information when it initializes the login window like the following:
` usernameInput.text = ytService.storedUsername;
passwordInput.text = ytService.storedPassword;
cbRememberMe.selected = usernameInput.text.length > 0;
`
The service will dispatch the following YouTubeEvent(s) related to login:
YouTubeEvent.YTLOGINSTARTÂ - the service is attempting to log in, use this to display a spinner or disable a log in button
YouTubeEvent.YTLOGINSUCCESSÂ - all systems go! The user has been authenticated.
*YouTubeEvent.YT_LOGIN_ERRORÂ - there was an error logging in, bad username or password.*
The service exposes several bindable ArrayCollections for data storage.
YouTubeService.userUploadsÂ - a collection of UserUpload objects, all in various states. Â Some may be completed, but still in the list, others may be pending or failed.
Upload status is statically defined by the UserUpload class
UserUpload.STATUS_UPLOADINGÂ - the file is currently being uploaded
UserUpload.STATUS_COMPLETEDÂ - the upload has completed
UserUpload.STATUS_ERRORÂ - the upload failed
UserUpload.STATUS_QUEUEDÂ - file is in queue, and will be uploaded according to it's order in the queue
UserUpload.STATUS_PENDINGÂ - this upload is being edited (meta) and should not be uploaded yet
- set the status to STATUSPENDING to prevent the uploader from trying to upload a file while the user is editing the details._
In order to add to YouTubeService.userUploads, simply call YouTubeService's addFile method passing it a file object. Â If the file object is a directory, theÂ service will locate all supported video files (by extension) within it and add them to the list.
` public function addFile(file:File):Boolean;
public function addFiles(fileList:Array):Boolean;
`
The service also provides methods for cleaning up the list:
To remove all uploads that have a status of complete:
`
public function clearCompletedUploads():void
`
To retry all failed uploads:Â `
public function retryFailedUploads():void`
- Behind the scenes, this resets status to UserUpload.STATUSQUEUED and they will be uploaded according to their order in the queue._
To remove failed uploads:`
public function removeFailedUploads():void
`
To remove an individual UserUpload from the queue:`
public function removeFileFromQueue(upld:UserUpload):void
`
Â
A key goal in the design of the architecture was to support binding throughout.
You can safely bind a list control to the UserVideos collection, and when updates are received from YouTube the same object instances are updated with theÂ new values. Â This makes the service pretty easy to interact with, as binding does most of the work.
The userVideos ArrayCollection is a list of all the users previously uploaded videos. Each item in the list is of type :UserVideo
UserVideo have the following properties:
`
id:String; // the unique id assigned by YouTube
thumbnail1:String;// URLs to video images.
// Note: the thumbnails are null until YouTube has processed the movie
thumbnail2:String;
thumbnail3:String;
durationSeconds:int;
viewCount:int;
commentsCount:int;
published:Date;
updated:Date;
status:String; // UserVideo. ( STATUSPROCESSING | STATUSACTIVE | STATUS_REJECTED )
reason:String; // ie. Duplicate video ( this is only available if status == STATUS_REJECTED )
description:String;
keywords:String;
rating:Number = 0;`
The UserVideo also has a getter for formatted duration, which returns a formatted time string MM:SS`
get formattedDuration():String`
Your application will want to subscribe to events to know what is happening with the service.
YouTubeEvent statically defines all the events that the service will dispatch.
YouTubeEvent.YTLOGINSTARTÂ - the service is attempting to log in, use this to display a spinner or disable a log in button
YouTubeEvent.YTLOGINSUCCESSÂ - all systems go!
YouTubeEvent.YTLOGINERRORÂ - there was an error logging in, bad username or password
YouTubeEvent.YTGOTUSER_VIDEOSÂ - the authenticated user's videos have been retrieved from YouTube
YouTubeEvent.YTNOCREDENTIALSÂ - an API call was attempted, but you have not set the developerKey and clientID.
YouTubeEvent.YTUPLOADSUCCESSÂ - an upload has successfully completed
YouTubeEvent.YTUPLOADERRORÂ - there was an error uploading a file.
YouTubeEvent.YTUPLOADCOMPLETEÂ - an upload has completed, this is fired both on success and error conditions
YouTubeEvent.YTUPLOADPROGRESSÂ - YouTubeEvent.data contains bytesLoaded and bytesTotal that you can use to bind directly to a progress bar.
YouTubeEvent.YTPROCESSINGCOUNT_CHANGEÂ - when videos are uploaded to YouTube, they must be transcoded before they are available. Â The YouTubeService keeps tracks of how many UserVideos areÂ processing and fires this event whenever the count changes.
YouTubeEvent.YTFILESIZEEXCEEDEDÂ - the user has added a file that is over the YouTube defined 1 GB limit
Â
Hopefully that is enough to get you started playing with the YouTube Uploader Library. Â I welcome all comments, questions, suggestions and especially contributions if anyone wants to jump in and help push the app to the next level.
Jesse


AT FIRST SIGHT (M). (MGM/UIP) Director: Irwin Winkler Stars: Val Kilmer, Mira Sorvino, Kelly McGillis, Nathan Lane, Steven Weber, Bruce Davison, Ken Howard Running time: 123 minutes.
Audiences who love a good cry at the movies, and who haven't overdosed yet on the saccharine excesses of Message In A Bottle and its ilk, are in for a treat with At First Sight, a sort of light weight cross between The Miracle Worker and A Patch Of Blue.
Virgil Adamson (Val Kilmer) works as a masseur at an upstate New York health spa. He has also been blind since he was three years old. He hasn't written a book like Helen Keller, he doesn't play the piano like Ray Charles, nor does he sing like Stevie Wonder. But he has a wonderful, self-deprecating sense of humour and a healthy appetite for life. And he does have magic hands! It's a case of love at first touch for stressed out, divorced New York architect Amy Benic (Oscar winner Mira Sorvino, from Mighty Aphrodite, etc), who comes to the spa for some much needed relaxation and battery recharging. It takes just one incredible massage session with Virgil for her to fall completely and helplessly in love with him. It takes her a little longer to accept his blindness.
Before long though, Amy has convinced Virgil to come to New York and visit a doctor (Bruce Davison, from Six Degrees Of Separation, etc) who may be able to restore his sight. Virgil's sister Jennie (Kelly McGillis, from Witness, etc) has made a lot of personal sacrifices in her own life to look after him since their father took off, and she initially resents Amy's intrusive presence. The operation is a success. That is when the real problems begin as Virgil adjusts to seeing the world as it really is for the first time, and begins to lose sight of what he really wanted.
At First Sight is an old fashioned romance, albeit given an added dimension through Virgil's blindness. The story is based on a true case study written by neurologist Oliver Sacks (the doctor who also wrote Awakenings), but has been reworked by first time feature writer Steve Levett to neatly fit into the Hollywood approved template for romantic dramas. Director Irwin Winkler (The Net, etc) unashamedly puts both his central characters, and the audience, through the emotional wringer during the course of this two hanky job. Aussie cinematographer John Seale does some neat visual tricks to effectively convey Virgil's gradual recovery of sight.
Both Kilmer and Sorvino are an attractive and likeable couple, and they deliver solid and engaging performances. Kilmer's realistic performance especially reveals emotional depths that he hasn't tapped into very often. The wonderful Nathan Lane injects some humour as the irreverent Phil Webster, a visual therapist who helps Virgil cope with understanding this brave new world of sight.
Ultimately, At First Sight is nothing that we haven't seen before, in one form or another, but it is the obvious chemistry between its two stars that gives the familiar material its spark and affecting qualities.
*** greg king http://www.netau.com.au/gregking
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Chairperson
| Hideaki Takeda |
National Institute of Informatics |
Vice-chairpersons
| Yoshinobu Kitamura |
Ritsumeikan University |
| Ikki Ohmukai |
National Institute of Informatics |
| Kouji Kozaki |
Osaka University |
Committees
| Yu Asano |
Hitachi |
| Naoki Fukuta |
Shizuoka University |
| Ryutaro Ichise |
National Institute of Informatics |
| Nobuyuki Igata |
Fujitsu Laboratories |
| Makoto Iwayama |
Hitachi |
| Fumihiro Kato |
National Institute of Informatics |
| Takahiro Kawamura |
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class: center, middle # Comparative Genomics: Finding Orthologs and Paralogs --- # Grading / Project Discussion * Bonus Homework points (e.g. you only have to do 4 homeworks!) * If you want more Python/BioPython practice problems I am happy to provide... * Should be getting started on your analysis pipelines * Commit your script progress to repository. * Draw/Write out your plans for the steps your tools will perform * If you are stuck on something, ask sooner. --- # Comparative Genomics * Compare DNA/Genome content * Genes * Repeats and Transposable Elements * Compare gene order: Synteny * Overall DNA content * Gene order .left[![synteny](img/PMC3421443_msb201228-f3.png "synteny SAR11")] --- # Repeat Content Main tool for identifying Repetitive Elements: [RepeatMasker](http://www.repeatmasker.org/) De novo construction of a Repeat Library [RepeatModler](http://www.repeatmasker.org/RepeatModeler/) See example worked: https://github.com/biodataprog/code_templates/tree/master/Comparative ```bash #!/usr/bin/bash #SBATCH --ntasks 4 --nodes 1 --mem 16G module load RepeatModeler BuildDatabase -name elephant -engine ncbi elephant.fa RepeatModeler -engine ncbi -pa 4 -database elephant >& run.out ``` This produces a file consensi.fa.classified which can be used as a repeat library ``` >MOLLY_SN#DNA/TcMar-Fot1 RepbaseID: MOLLY_SNXX acgtacctcacgggttggccggacacacggtttggccggacacttttgcc aagcccccaccaaattctacctctcaacgtgatgcctcaacaacaacacc agatagacccttctagcgaacgtcatatacagactgcccttcaagctctt ``` --- # Repeat Content: RepeatMasker Lots of help here: http://www.repeatmasker.org/webrepeatmaskerhelp.html ```bash #!/usr/bin/bash #SBATCH --ntasks 8 --nodes 1 --mem 16G module load RepeatMasker RepeatMasker -lib consensi.fa.classified -pa 8 drosophila.fa RepeatMasker -species Drosophila -pa 8 -engine ncbi ``` --- # RepeatMasker Results ```text ================================================= file name: Wolco1.fa sequences: 348 total length: 50483556 bp (48243836 bp excl N/X-runs) GC level: 52.17 % bases masked: 15644047 bp ( 30.99 %) ================================================== number of length percentage elements* occupied of sequence -------------------------------------------------- LINEs: 1093 685526 bp 1.36 % LINE1 127 112478 bp 0.22 % LINE2 5 1722 bp 0.00 % LTR elements: 11045 5410564 bp 10.72 % ERV_classI 139 31760 bp 0.06 % ERV_classII 60 33459 bp 0.07 % DNA elements: 4418 1862790 bp 3.69 % hAT-Charlie 0 0 bp 0.00 % TcMar-Tigger 0 0 bp 0.00 % Unclassified: 15556 7417912 bp 14.69 % Total interspersed repeats: 15379533 bp 30.46% ``` --- #Orthologs and Paralogs ![Orthologs](images/orthologs.gif) --- # Gene families and Orthology Problem: How to find "same" genes across multiple species. Genes can duplicate (Paralogs) and can be identical due to descent (Ortholog) .center[![orthologs](http://genomeprojectsolutions.com/Images/Ortho-Paralog_tree.jpg "ortholog tree")] --- # Methods * BLAST: 1 way BLAST (Gene A in Species X, what is best hit in Species Y) * BLAST: reciprocal BLAST .center[![diagramorth](img/PMC3024942_1471-2105-12-11-3.png "Orth")] --- #Trees can help resolve relationships Best hits can sometimes be wrong (B) though it can be resolved with phylogenetics. ![RIO](images/RIO_F1.jpeg) --- #Reciprocal Searches * Bi-directional or Reciprocal BLAST ![BRH](images/BRH.png) --- #Implement Bidirectional Method to find best top hit in one direction and the reverse. Let's walk through the [code](https://github.com/hyphaltip/htbda_perl_class/blob/master/examples/Orthologs/bidirectional.pl) _Will write this in Python in Class_ --- #Clustering * Lumping genes together based on similarity linkage * Single-linkage means if there is a link between A-B then they are in a cluster ![SingleLinkage](images/Single_Linkage1.gif) --- #Code up single-linkage Let's look at some [code](https://github.com/hyphaltip/htbda_perl_class/blob/master/examples/Orthologs/single_linkage.pl). _Will write this in Python in Class_ --- # Issues .center[![orthologsloss](http://compbio.mit.edu/modencode/orthologs/images/orthologs.png "Orthologs and Loss")] --- # Existing solution * OrthoMCL - requires SQL Database * Orthagogue - nearly identical results but runs w/o DB --- # Steps to build orthologs on cluster Make sure genome protein FASTA file is ``` >SPECIESPREFIX|GENENAME ``` ```bash #!/usr/bin/bash #SBATCH --ntasks 8 --mem 8G module load ncbi-blast CPU=8 cat genome1.pep genome2.pep > proteins.pep makeblastdb -in proteins.pep -dbtype prot blastp -query proteins.pep -db proteins.pep -outfmt 6 \ -out proteins_allvsall.BLASTP.tab -num_threads $CPU -evalue 1e-3 module load orthagogue module load mcl orthAgogue -i proteins_allvsall.BLASTP.tab -s '|' -e 6 -c $CPU mcl all.abc -te $CPU --abc -I 1.5 -o orthologs.I15.mcl.out ``` --- # Ortholog results ``` SP1|GENE1 SP1|GENE2 SP2|GENE3939 ... Bauco1|Bauco1_125963 Bauco1|Bauco1_427378 Bauco1|Bauco1_562994 CANT|CANT_00365-T1.... ``` --- # Write script to turn this into a table ``` ORTHOLOG_GRP SP1 SP2 ORTHO_0001 10 5 ORTHO_0002 1 1 ```


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Description
This is NGC 7000 with the Cygnus wall and Pelican Nebula
In order to accomodate the Cygnus Wall and IC 5070 (Pelican Nebula), the following custom co-ordinates were used: RA = 20:55:00; Dec = 44° 12' 00"
This image has been cropped and rotated to better show both of these objects.
Equipment
iTelescope T14
- Telescope: OTA: Takahashi FSQ Fluorite 106mm
- CCD: SBIG STL-11000M
- Mount: Paramount GT-1100S
- Filters: Astrodon 5nm Ha, SII and OIII
Location
Mayhill, New Mexico, USA
Date
April / May 2016
Data
Final data consisted of:
- Ha: 6 * 10 mins
- OIII: 7 * 10 mins at bin 2
- SII: 7 * 10 mins at bin 2
Processing notes
Processing of the data was achieved with PixInsight, LightRoom and Photoshop. As the sulphur and oxygen signals were weak, the signals were 'boosted' using software binning (summing groups of pixels). Assignment of colors done with Hubble Color Palette: SII mapped to red, Ha mapped to Green and OIII mapped to blue.
- FixFITS: remove bright vertical line which were faults in the CCD.
- PixInsight: Cosmetic Correction, Star Alignnment, Image Integration, RGB combination, Background Neutralization, stretching, Noise Reduction using ACDNR.
- LightRoom: Color and level adjustment.
Further links
Wikipedia: North American Nebula
Wikipedia: Pelican Nebula


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