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At 8:00 p.m. I ingested 1 hit of DOI on a strip of paper.
I was expecting it to kick in after two hours, so I watched a movie (Pink Panther) while waiting. At around 10:30 I began to feel some light effects from it. When I sat still there was a strong energy permeating throughout my body, and I could feel it moving around. It was a familiar feeling from previous trips.
The movie was over now and I decided to go back to my room where I could enjoy the onset. I put in Mario Kart and start playing for a few minutes and then I really began to feel it coming on.
I wasn't feeling a disassociation from reality, rather it was more of an associative feeling, but curved. Make sense of that however you please, but yes reality was 'curved' at that moment.
Now I glanced at the carpet floor that I was standing on and I began to see wondrous patterns all over it. As a matter of fact the patterns weren't even over the carpet, they were in the carpet. For example, if you rub your carpet in the opposite direction then it will make an 'abrasion,' it makes a mark on the carpet, if you will. These patterns were all there in the carpet as 'markings' and as I stared into them they would move closer or reform or get even bigger and bigger until I was completely lost in them. Later it was this 'carpet gazing' that brought forth a new realization in me.
Taking my gaze off the carpet I looked around some more. There was more color to my vision and things were changing from green-red but very faintly. The color distortion wasn't too strong for this trip. I changed my gaze to the outdoors. Looking out the window what I saw was breathtaking. The trees and mountains that were before me were now obscured and surrounded by a vast ocean. I really did not enjoy looking at this because it showed me how insignificant and small we are in comparison to the Universe. I stayed away from the window until later during the trip. Now I had decided to go meditate in my room and see where it would take me.
It's about 11:30, 3 hours after ingestion. I'm meditating in my room, in darkness. I'm listening to a CD of mine called 'Sacred Chants of the Buddha'. The vibrant mantra 'OM AH HUM VAJRA SIDDHI HUM' rings throughout my head, my body, and my room. This is when I first began to witness the visual aspect of DOI. I meditated with my eyes open at first, only focusing on the mantra, nothing else. What I saw before me cannot be described with words, there is no way. The wooden blinds before me were colored with psychedelic imagery and were moving about, waving. Then there was a fabric to reality, it was before me and was everywhere, and it had eyes, I believe artist and visionary Alex Grey has brilliantly illustrated the very things I was seeing, and what I was seeing at that moment is very close to his work titled 'Ecstasy'(http://www.cfa.ilstu.edu/normal_editions/greye.jpg)
The other visuals were very similar to the artwork found in Tool albums 'Lateralus' and '10,000 Days'. I could see very Lateralus-esque images on my ceiling and they would get bigger and bigger and the Fibonacci and Golden Mean spirals would just keep going. The most extraordinary thing was this Eye on the ceiling. It was very much like the Flaming Eye found in the artwork of Lateralus. As I looked up at this Eye, a whirlpool of intense visuals came from my forehead and twirled into this Eye at the top of my ceiling. It was very similar to Alex Grey's 'Dying' (http://alexgrey.net/a-gallery/dying.html)
The visuals became increasingly intense and after about 20 minutes I stopped meditating and went to the other room to my computer. I listened to music for a bit and then located my Ipod. I had decided to listen to Lateralus on headphones and meditate now. After that blessed visionary experience with meditation, I wanted to see where Lateralus took me.
The album sounded incredible, especially on headphones. I became lost in it and the visuals around me very quickly. As Maynard was chanting 'Let Go!' on the The Grudge, I let go of my ego. Absolute ego loss now. I just Was at this point, it doesn't really do any good to describe the experience of 'ego loss'. I cannot go into much detail about the visuals either, because I myself cannot explain them. Alex Grey has illustrated many of the images I saw, I would encourage everyone to look at his work 'Net of Being'.
As Lateralus ended I took some time to reflect upon what had just happened, and then went back to my computer where I opened up Microsoft Word and wrote down many things I was feeling throughout the trip. I talked to some friends online and then watched Tool's 'Parabola' DVD. This was a trippy music video and it still makes no sense to me, but the visuals were great, it was purely eye candy now.
Once again I turned my gaze to the outdoors. I could see the trees grow. I was able to see the leaves growing from the tree's branches and such. The trees were in constant movement of some sort, when I stopped to watch closely I could see that they were growing. For some reason all the trees I see when I trip have this nice white light aura around them, it's really odd.
It was around 3-4 a.m. now, I really had no sense of time while tripping. It was pure timelessness, and what a joy life is without time. It was about the time when I reached the mental peak of my trip. I began 'carpet gazing' again, and this time a realisation came over me. I noticed that there was pattern to everything and that everything had some sort of fundamental order to it--sacred geometry and such. This led to some great mental realizations.
Now it's around 5 a.m. and I have just been contemplating and talking about philsophies/ideas with friends online. Many things are becoming clearer for me now. Many philosophies and ideas that I have been wrestling with have become clear for me. I watched the sun rise and marveled at its beauty. What a shame it was that I had missed this sun rise on so many occasions.
DOI is a great drug, I absolutely loved it and got a great deal out of my trip. I just went for a walk outside and it felt great. So it looks like I tripped for 9 hours and am still coming down. I didn't eat anything prior to the trip, and I recommend taking DOI on an empty stomach.
I now know of what Huxley was seeing when he wrote 'The Doors of Perception'.
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Temporarily banned film Blue Story nominated for Bafta
The film that was temporarily pulled from cinemas due to violence at screenings has been nominated for a Bafta film award.
Gang drama Blue Story is on the shortlist in the outstanding debut by a British writer, director or producer category for next year’s ceremony.
The film, the first by director Rapman (real name Andrew Onwubolu), was temporarily withdrawn from Vue cinemas after seven police officers were injured in a disturbance at Star City in Birmingham last month, where there were reports of youths with machetes.
The cinema chain said it pulled Blue Story as a safety precaution after “25 significant incidents” were reported at its venues within 24 hours of the film’s release, although they later reinstated it.
Showcase also cancelled showings at its venues, but resumed screenings a few days later after “careful consideration and discussions with the distributor”.
Blue Story is up against documentary film For Sama, directed by Waad al-Kateab and Edward Watts, and Animals, written by Emma Jane Unsworth, for the award.
For Sama, which recently won the best British independent film prize at the British Independent Film Awards (Bifa), was filmed through five years of the uprising in Aleppo, Syria.
Unsworth won the debut screenwriter Bifa for Animals, which tells the story of best friends Laura and Tyler, whose lifestyle comes under scrutiny as Laura becomes engaged to a teetotaller.
The other films nominated are Bait, Being Frank: The Chris Sievey Story, The Last Tree, Maiden, Only You, The Party’s Just Beginning and Retablo.
Marc Samuelson, chairman of Bafta’s Film Committee, said: “New talent is the lifeblood of the British film industry.
“This shortlist of 10 films shines a light on a diverse group of talented debut British filmmakers who demonstrate that the future of British film is in good hands.”
Blue Story, which follows the lives of two boys caught up on opposite sides of a postcode war, is the directorial debut by Rapman.
It is about two friends, Marco, played by Top Boy star Micheal Ward, and Timmy, played by Stephen Odubola, who go to school together in Peckham, south London, but end up in rival gangs.
Following the temporary withdrawal of the film from cinemas, viewers said the movie had been unfairly blamed for the fight at Birmingham’s Star City venue because the film’s overriding message is to warn youngsters away from gang culture.
Nominations for all Bafta categories will be announced on January 7 2020.
The British Academy Film Awards are on February 2 2020 at London’s Royal Albert Hall.


Explain a situation where you have had an ethical decision to make.
I would like to use a very simple example of an ethical problem I faced and how I used decomposition to break it down. I have dabbled in both veganism and vegetarianism from an early age. One of my good friends is a vegan, and during one of our walks she asked me why I drink cow's milk. I was well aware that drinking cow's milk lead to a lot of suffering. I figured that I wanted to make the ethical decision as to whether or not I should continue drinking dairy milk.
I decided to use the method of decomposing the question into smaller questions.
- Why do I drink milk? I like the taste, it's relatively good for you and it is very versatile in cooking and meal prep.
- Why do I buy cow's milk? It's cheap and... I guess I just always have.
- What problems would I face if I switched to soy milk? I did some research and found out soy milk can be even cheaper than cows milk, is high in protein and contains half of the fat of soy milk. It also tastes kind of like weet-bix. There wouldn't be a problem.
Even though this is a simple and perhaps rather mundane example, it demonstrates how I try and use decomposition to solve problems. I try and use this train of thought in all aspects of life. When I'm studying or working on a project and I hit a wall, I find it extremely useful to reduce the problem into smaller pieces or questions.
Describe how your culture has influenced your values and identity.
Ganbaru and Gaman.
During my time in Japan, I became greatly interested in the concepts of 'Ganbaru' (do your best, work your hardest) and 'Gaman' (patience and dignity). These concepts seem to have been around since the days of the Samurai. Often in a working environment, you will hear people say "Ganbatte kudasai" which translates to "Please, do the best you can". You will hear it after you've been given a task at work, or when you're studying. I suppose the closest we have in English is "You can do it!" or "Good luck!". However, neither of these seem to have the same compassion and sincerity as 'Ganbaru'.
The idea of 'Ganbaru' to me is that so long as you put all your effort into something and do your best, the outcome isn't important. Since leaving Japan, I try to think about the concept of putting your all into what you love. The outcome really doesn't matter, so long as you know you tried your best. My Dad used to always say: 'at the end of the day, there's only one person you need to impress.' I hope to incorporate these philosophies into my studies.
Street Performing in Europe.
As I was born in York, England and am half German, I have had the wonderful experience of growing up in both the UK and Germany. I also have a strong passion for music. From my time in high school through to university, I dreamed of travelling around Europe with a guitar. Ireland was especially intriguing to me, as it was a place famous for street performing. As soon as I graduated from university, I skipped the ceremony and headed straight to Germany. I managed six months of living off of music and the kindness of strangers. I visited over 10 different countries, had my guitar stolen in Prague, played by the Notre Dame and by the time winter came around, I had achieved my dream of playing on Grafton Street in Dublin. Those six months shaped my values and identity so strongly that afterwards, I was more comfortable in my own skin than I ever had been before. Putting yourself outside of your comfort zone for the sake of fulfilling a dream is something I believe everyone should try once in their life.


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1984 the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) published a theoretical model for network system communication: the Open System Interconnection model (OSI).
The ISO/OSI model has never been implemented, but it is widely used in literature or when talking about IT networks.
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Protocols
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Read OperationThe SELECT statement is used to read the values from the databases. We can restrict the output of a select query by using various clause in SQL like where, limit, etc. Python provides the fetchall() method returns the data stored inside the table in the form of rows. We can iterate the result to get the individual rows. In this section of the tutorial, we will extract the data from the database by using the python script. We will also format the output to print it on the console. ExampleOutput: ('John', 101, 25000.0, 201, 'Newyork') ('John', 102, 25000.0, 201, 'Newyork') ('David', 103, 25000.0, 202, 'Port of spain') ('Nick', 104, 90000.0, 201, 'Newyork') ('Mike', 105, 28000.0, 202, 'Guyana') Reading specific columnsWe can read the specific columns by mentioning their names instead of using star (*). In the following example, we will read the name, id, and salary from the Employee table and print it on the console. ExampleOutput: ('John', 101, 25000.0) ('John', 102, 25000.0) ('David', 103, 25000.0) ('Nick', 104, 90000.0) ('Mike', 105, 28000.0) The fetchone() methodThe fetchone() method is used to fetch only one row from the table. The fetchone() method returns the next row of the result-set. Consider the following example. ExampleOutput: ('John', 101, 25000.0) Formatting the resultWe can format the result by iterating over the result produced by the fetchall() or fetchone() method of cursor object since the result exists as the tuple object which is not readable. Consider the following example. ExampleOutput: Name id Salary John 101 25000 John 102 25000 David 103 25000 Nick 104 90000 Mike 105 28000 Using where clauseWe can restrict the result produced by the select statement by using the where clause. This will extract only those columns which satisfy the where condition. Consider the following example. Example: printing the names that start with jOutput: Name id Salary John 101 25000 John 102 25000 Example: printing the names with id = 101, 102, and 103Output: Name id Salary John 101 25000 John 102 25000 David 103 2500 Ordering the resultThe ORDER BY clause is used to order the result. Consider the following example. ExampleOutput: Name id Salary David 103 25000 John 101 25000 John 102 25000 Mike 105 28000 Nick 104 90000 Order by DESCThis orders the result in the decreasing order of a particular column. ExampleOutput: Name id Salary Nick 104 90000 Mike 105 28000 John 101 25000 John 102 25000 David 103 25000
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Read OperationThe SELECT statement is used to read the values from the databases. We can restrict the output of a select query by using various clause in SQL like where, limit, etc. Python provides the fetchall() method returns the data stored inside the table in the form of rows. We can iterate the result to get the individual rows. In this section of the tutorial, we will extract the data from the database by using the python script. We will also format the output to print it on the console. ExampleOutput: ('John', 101, 25000.0, 201, 'Newyork') ('John', 102, 25000.0, 201, 'Newyork') ('David', 103, 25000.0, 202, 'Port of spain') ('Nick', 104, 90000.0, 201, 'Newyork') ('Mike', 105, 28000.0, 202, 'Guyana') Reading specific columnsWe can read the specific columns by mentioning their names instead of using star (*). In the following example, we will read the name, id, and salary from the Employee table and print it on the console. ExampleOutput: ('John', 101, 25000.0) ('John', 102, 25000.0) ('David', 103, 25000.0) ('Nick', 104, 90000.0) ('Mike', 105, 28000.0) The fetchone() methodThe fetchone() method is used to fetch only one row from the table. The fetchone() method returns the next row of the result-set. Consider the following example. ExampleOutput: ('John', 101, 25000.0) Formatting the resultWe can format the result by iterating over the result produced by the fetchall() or fetchone() method of cursor object since the result exists as the tuple object which is not readable. Consider the following example. ExampleOutput: Name id Salary John 101 25000 John 102 25000 David 103 25000 Nick 104 90000 Mike 105 28000 Using where clauseWe can restrict the result produced by the select statement by using the where clause. This will extract only those columns which satisfy the where condition. Consider the following example. Example: printing the names that start with jOutput: Name id Salary John 101 25000 John 102 25000 Example: printing the names with id = 101, 102, and 103Output: Name id Salary John 101 25000 John 102 25000 David 103 2500 Ordering the resultThe ORDER BY clause is used to order the result. Consider the following example. ExampleOutput: Name id Salary David 103 25000 John 101 25000 John 102 25000 Mike 105 28000 Nick 104 90000 Order by DESCThis orders the result in the decreasing order of a particular column. ExampleOutput: Name id Salary Nick 104 90000 Mike 105 28000 John 101 25000 John 102 25000 David 103 25000
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Read OperationThe SELECT statement is used to read the values from the databases. We can restrict the output of a select query by using various clause in SQL like where, limit, etc. Python provides the fetchall() method returns the data stored inside the table in the form of rows. We can iterate the result to get the individual rows. In this section of the tutorial, we will extract the data from the database by using the python script. We will also format the output to print it on the console. ExampleOutput: ('John', 101, 25000.0, 201, 'Newyork') ('John', 102, 25000.0, 201, 'Newyork') ('David', 103, 25000.0, 202, 'Port of spain') ('Nick', 104, 90000.0, 201, 'Newyork') ('Mike', 105, 28000.0, 202, 'Guyana') Reading specific columnsWe can read the specific columns by mentioning their names instead of using star (*). In the following example, we will read the name, id, and salary from the Employee table and print it on the console. ExampleOutput: ('John', 101, 25000.0) ('John', 102, 25000.0) ('David', 103, 25000.0) ('Nick', 104, 90000.0) ('Mike', 105, 28000.0) The fetchone() methodThe fetchone() method is used to fetch only one row from the table. The fetchone() method returns the next row of the result-set. Consider the following example. ExampleOutput: ('John', 101, 25000.0) Formatting the resultWe can format the result by iterating over the result produced by the fetchall() or fetchone() method of cursor object since the result exists as the tuple object which is not readable. Consider the following example. ExampleOutput: Name id Salary John 101 25000 John 102 25000 David 103 25000 Nick 104 90000 Mike 105 28000 Using where clauseWe can restrict the result produced by the select statement by using the where clause. This will extract only those columns which satisfy the where condition. Consider the following example. Example: printing the names that start with jOutput: Name id Salary John 101 25000 John 102 25000 Example: printing the names with id = 101, 102, and 103Output: Name id Salary John 101 25000 John 102 25000 David 103 2500 Ordering the resultThe ORDER BY clause is used to order the result. Consider the following example. ExampleOutput: Name id Salary David 103 25000 John 101 25000 John 102 25000 Mike 105 28000 Nick 104 90000 Order by DESCThis orders the result in the decreasing order of a particular column. ExampleOutput: Name id Salary Nick 104 90000 Mike 105 28000 John 101 25000 John 102 25000 David 103 25000
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Read OperationThe SELECT statement is used to read the values from the databases. We can restrict the output of a select query by using various clause in SQL like where, limit, etc. Python provides the fetchall() method returns the data stored inside the table in the form of rows. We can iterate the result to get the individual rows. In this section of the tutorial, we will extract the data from the database by using the python script. We will also format the output to print it on the console. ExampleOutput: ('John', 101, 25000.0, 201, 'Newyork') ('John', 102, 25000.0, 201, 'Newyork') ('David', 103, 25000.0, 202, 'Port of spain') ('Nick', 104, 90000.0, 201, 'Newyork') ('Mike', 105, 28000.0, 202, 'Guyana') Reading specific columnsWe can read the specific columns by mentioning their names instead of using star (*). In the following example, we will read the name, id, and salary from the Employee table and print it on the console. ExampleOutput: ('John', 101, 25000.0) ('John', 102, 25000.0) ('David', 103, 25000.0) ('Nick', 104, 90000.0) ('Mike', 105, 28000.0) The fetchone() methodThe fetchone() method is used to fetch only one row from the table. The fetchone() method returns the next row of the result-set. Consider the following example. ExampleOutput: ('John', 101, 25000.0) Formatting the resultWe can format the result by iterating over the result produced by the fetchall() or fetchone() method of cursor object since the result exists as the tuple object which is not readable. Consider the following example. ExampleOutput: Name id Salary John 101 25000 John 102 25000 David 103 25000 Nick 104 90000 Mike 105 28000 Using where clauseWe can restrict the result produced by the select statement by using the where clause. This will extract only those columns which satisfy the where condition. Consider the following example. Example: printing the names that start with jOutput: Name id Salary John 101 25000 John 102 25000 Example: printing the names with id = 101, 102, and 103Output: Name id Salary John 101 25000 John 102 25000 David 103 2500 Ordering the resultThe ORDER BY clause is used to order the result. Consider the following example. ExampleOutput: Name id Salary David 103 25000 John 101 25000 John 102 25000 Mike 105 28000 Nick 104 90000 Order by DESCThis orders the result in the decreasing order of a particular column. ExampleOutput: Name id Salary Nick 104 90000 Mike 105 28000 John 101 25000 John 102 25000 David 103 25000
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Give your flow a short, descriptive title.
Describe what the flow does and how it is used.
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This will create a private gist, owned by you, on GitHub and add it to the Node-RED flow library on your behalf.


An app designed to help farmers make the most of your manure.
Developed by Elixel with assistance from FoAM and Duchy College in partnership with Rothamsted Research North Wyke.


I. How Involved Should Parents Be
in the College Selection Process?
- THE GOOD NEWS: Even kids who have locked you out from
their bedrooms since seventh grade are likely to welcome—or at least expect—your
input at college admission time.
- THE BAD NEWS: Somebody in the family needs to be the organized
one and stay on top of piles of paperwork and deadlines. Ideally, this should be
the student. In reality, it is usually the parent.
You may already have been terrified by tales of parents who seem to make their kid’s
college admission a full-time occupation. One private school college counselor remembers
such a mother who created a personal scrapbook for her son, had it professionally
typeset and printed, hired a writer to compose the essays, and had a secretary fill
out all the applications. After submitting the completed packages to her son for
his signature, she Fed Ex-ed the whole shebang to each college.”
At the other end of the spectrum—but by no means alone—is the Brown alumna who recalls
that her mother refused to take any part in the application process. “She sent me
off on bus and train trips around the country to visit colleges by myself. In retrospect,
I suppose it wasn’t such a bad thing. It helped make me independent. But every time
an admission interviewer asked me, ‘Are you here today with someone who may have
questions?’ then it hurt.”
As a parent, it is critically important that you don’t become too involved in the
selection and application process. After all, you are not the one who is going to
college, and children should always feel that they have played a key part in this
important decision about their lives. Since most will soon be living far enough
away that you won’t be there to constantly remind them about daily responsibilities,
this is also a good time to make certain that they’re ready to take the reins. Yet,
don’t go too much the other way and not give enough support—moral, financial, and
even clerical—needed during this sometimes frustrating, always busy period. You
should find the best balance between being overbearing and nagging and being apathetic
and distant.
Colleges, by the way, don’t give extra credit for parental involvement— nor for
students who survive without it. Contrary to what the grapevine tells you, it doesn’t
matter who calls to request catalogues or directions, nor how many parents (or sets
of parents) are downstairs in the waiting room during an interview. Admission officers
only wince when it’s clear that candidates are passing off Mom or Dad’s efforts
as their own, like the prepackaged prospect described above or the applicant who
can barely speak English but submits an essay that sounds suspiciously like Self-Reliance.
II. Self-Assessment Surveys for Students and Parents
In only the past few decades, the college admission process has become a highly
charged, often tense and disruptive experience for many families. Where does all
this pressure come from?
- For starters, it comes from colleges themselves. Student recruiting is now a top
priority. Schools print more publications and send them out sooner than ever before.
They vie for hot prospects by offering free flights and campus weekends, complete
with tickets to concerts and sporting events. Exacting application requirements,
endless forms, essays, and deadlines all add to the stress.
- Likewise, it comes from society. We live in a designer culture, where name-brand
cars, clothes, luggage—and colleges—assure us (and others) that we’ve “made it.”
The media, too, is relentless in reminding us of the importance of approaching college
in the proper way, and of the capriciousness of admission decisions, even when we
do. Stores are brimming with books aimed at enlightening us about the most arcane
aspects of the process, while burgeoning businesses prey on fears of substandard
test scores.
- Students, of course, put pressure on themselves. Where you live, where your child
goes to school, and even the varying personalities that make one senior class different
than the next will all determine how college admission affects your family.
- Finally, the really big-time pressure can come from parents. The current generation
of upcoming college students is the first with a high percentage of parents who
have attended college themselves. Those who went to renowned and prestigious places
usually expect their children to do as well. Those from less-celebrated schools
often demand that their children do better.
Moreover, with college costs skyrocketing, parents have become savvy and careful
consumers. They consider a college education an investment and expect immense returns.
They scrutinize schools more critically than their own parents ever did and have
more specific questions—and demands-that can also mean more stress at home.
Family life, as well, is not always as simple as it was when Ward and Wally Cleaver
conferred in the study, while June baked brownies for the Beaver. Today, some students
have one parent; some have more than four. Many have two who barely speak, or who
use the college application process as a weapon in their own power struggle.
- THE GOOD AND THE BAD NEWS: Both the strengths and weaknesses of parent/child relationships
(and parent/parent relationships) will be amplified during the college search.
Use these self-assessment surveys to help you and your child as you
approach the college selection experience.
There are no right or wrong answers,
nor even any scores to tally at the end. The quiz has several purposes:
- To get the whole process up and running; to generate discussions; to foster awareness
of some of the complex questions and issues that are part of college decision-making
- To recognize potential hot spots, where you and your child (or you and your spouse,
or all of you) are likely to disagree, so that problems can be diffused before they
really heat up
- To create pleasant surprises—those areas where you thought you d disagree, but
don’t
- To pinpoint priorities that all of you will want to consider and start identifying
“target schools” (So don’t throw away your questionnaires.)
The Rules
Actually, there aren’t many. There are two separate but similar tests: one for parents;
one for kids. If your child is just starting high school, answer what you can, then
retake the quiz in a year or so to see what’s changed. Even parents of seniors who
do the survey now and again in a few months may be amazed by the differences. A
sociologist-to-be in September could be considering medicine by March.
Don’t hesitate to add comments, as needed, or to make up your own responses if the
multiple-choice options aren’t multiple enough. When everyone has finished the quiz,
call a meeting to talk about your answers, but respect the others’ privacy. There
may be some thoughts that each of you would rather keep confidential.
Source: Petersons Panicked Parents'
Guide to College Admissions, 3rd Edition.
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- Drag over the calendar to create a multi-day event.
- Double-click (or Force Touch) to create a normal event.
- Grab an event and move it around
- Resize a multi-day event with the handles on the end.
Requires support for CSS grid and
display: contents;
.
(View on caniuse.com). This is probably too fiddly to use on mobile.
Note that this uses a full-on
@ngrx/store
setup, and almost 1:1 actions to dnd-core events. This reflects the need to broadcast the state changes and computed
values to every subscriber, not just the components where drags and drops begin or end.
The design was mostly borrowed from the macOS calendar, and the CSS pattern is from this post by Jonathan Snook .


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Surely the last thing we need is another button class when the
framework already provides support via the existing Button
class.
Various components in the Magic Library need a button with the popup
style of operation that can be pressed to generate Click events
but without the button becoming selected. Why would you want a button
that can be operated but does not become selected?
Imagine you have a RichTextBox control placed onto a Form
along with a Button. The user types in some text and then presses
the button in order to save the work completed so far. Once the button
has been released the focus has now moved from the RichTextBox to
the Button. But I want the button press to leave the focus and the
cursor in the text box. The user would quickly get annoyed with reselecting
the text control everytime they want to save their work.
This class overcomes these limitations.
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public InertButton(ImageList imageList, int imageIndexEnabled)
public InertButton(ImageList imageList, int imageIndexEnabled,
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public InertButton(ImageList imageList, int imageIndexEnabled,
int imageIndexDisabled, ImageAttributes imageAttr)
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When the button is enabled it will show the defined image as it exists in the
provided InertButton.ImageList property. When the button is disabled it
will draw the same image but with the colors washed out. If you prefer to define
disabledimage manually then you can either use the appropriate constructor or
set the InertButton.ImageIndexDisabled property.
If you want to be really adventurous then you can provide an instance of the
ImageAttributes class for use when drawing the images at runtime. This
can be provided via either the appropriate constructor or the
InertButton.ImageAttributes property.In this way you can modify the
color rendering.
For example, the following code will draw different images when enabled and
disabled. It will also remap any black pixels to blue and white pixels
to become red.
using Crownwood.Magic.Controls;
// Create color-remapping objects
ColorMap remap1 = new ColorMap();
ColorMap remap2 = new ColorMap();
// Change any black pixels to blue
remap1.OldColor = Color.Black;
remap1.NewColor = Color.Blue;
// Change any white pixels to red
remap2.OldColor = Color.White;
remap2.NewColor = Color.Red;
// Create the image attributes object
ImageAttributes myAttribs = new ImageAttributes();
// Define the image remappings
myAttribs.SetRemapTable(new ColorMap[]{remap1, remap2});
// Use the overloaded constructor that takes two
// different images for enabled/disabled and also
// applies the image attributes to drawing them both
InertButton myButton = new InsertButton(imageList, 0, 1, myAttribs);
// Define the size and position
myButton.Size = new Size(32,32);
myButton.Location = new Point(10,10);
// We want notification when button is pressed
myButton.Click += new EventHandler(OnButtonClick);
Controls.Add(myButton);
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By default the border that is drawn around the button is 2 pixels wide when
the mouse moves over the control. This is fine for normal buttons on a
Form but not for many buttons that appear in the Magic Library. Examine
the TabControl and you will notice that the close and left/right arrow
buttons are drawn with a single pixel width border. The property
InertButton.BorderWidth can be used to change the defaut border width.
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and so the button will appear flat and borderless until the mouse is over the
control. If you need the traditional look where the button always has a border
then set this property to false.
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Index for drawing an image when the button is enabled.
Default: -1public int ImageIndexDisabled
Index for drawing an image when the button is disabled.
Default: -1public ImageList ImageList
Images for use when drawing the button.
Default: nullpublic ImageAttributes ImageAttributes
Object used to modify image drawing at runtime.
Default: nullpublic int BorderWidth
Pixel width of the border around the button.
Default: 2public bool PopupStyle
Border appears only when mouse moves over button.
Default: true
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// Define the size and position
myButton.Size = new Size(32,32);
myButton.Location = new Point(10,10);
// We want notification when button is pressed
myButton.Click += new EventHandler(OnButtonClick);
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--- layout: archive title: Zulip Chat Archive permalink: /stream/113488-general/topic/nat.20trivialities.html ---
I'm very bad at finding nat trivialities in mathlib, and library_search
does seem to want to help me today. Where can I find:
lemma nat.forall_ge_iff {n : ℕ} {P : ℕ → Prop} : (∀ m ≥ n, P m) ↔ ∀ k, P (n + k) lemma nat.forall_gt_iff {n : ℕ} {P : ℕ → Prop} : (∀ m > n, P m) ↔ ∀ k, P (n + 1 + k) lemma nat.strict_mono_of_succ {u : ℕ → ℕ} (h : ∀ n, u n < u (n + 1)) : strict_mono u :=
Note that I can prove those lemmas, but they must be there somewhere, right?
You can only do them because there's no subtraction ;-)
Sure, I wouldn't call them trivialities otherwise. They would be either false or hard.
I don't think we make a habit of writing lemmas of this form
the closest equivalent to nat.forall_ge_iff
is nat.le.dest
(where's the converse?)
Would that be a bad habit according to you?
No, although I'm not sure if they would be very effective. Perhaps they might work as manual simp lemmas
I would usually just use rcases le.dest h with <n,rfl>
if I had a goal that I wanted to rewrite like this
The last one is in mathlib in the stuff about well orders
strict_mono.nat
in algebra.strict_mono
And now library_search
confesses...
I was thinking of order_embedding.nat_lt
in order.order_iso
but that other one is a much better fit
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The worker said he investigated the noise and found two raccoons had fallen into the store through the ceiling.
A video shows the two animals wandering the aisles after their unceremonious entrance.
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So, you finished the TryRuby lessons. Are you hungry for more ? Here are some tips to let you continue on the path to Ruby enlightenment.
TryRuby is a Ruby course for beginners. Its not possible to tell you everything about Ruby in 15 minutes. Here is an overview of what I have left out.
One of the areas of software development where Ruby really shines is web development. From creating a simple website to a full cloud based webservice, it is all easily attainable.
Is there an App for that, or how to deliver your fantastic new service to your customers.
Testing software is one of the most important aspects of software development.
Some information about the history of TryRuby and the reasons for being of TryRubyR4.


Test Configuration
In this section we are going to examine the test configuration or the "testsettings.json" file we used to provide a license key for the library.
Startup class
One of the features you can control from the test configuration is how you register the application services. There are three ways:
Automatic Startup class - the default option, we used it during this tutorial
Manual Startup class - if the test runner of your choice supports assembly initialization you may choose to use this option like in the ApplicationParts sample
{
"General": {
"AutomaticStartup": false
}
}
- No Startup class - you may choose not to use global services at all and provide them in each test explicitly like in the NoStartup sample
{
"General": {
"NoStartup": true
}
}
More information is available HERE!
General settings
Various general settings are available for you to explore:
{
"General": {
"Environment": "CustomEnvironment",
"ApplicationName": "Custom Application Name",
"StartupType": "CustomStartupType",
"AsynchronousTests": false,
"WebAssemblyName": "MyApp",
"TestAssemblyName": "MyApp.Test",
"AutomaticApplicationParts": true
}
}
More information is available HERE.
Specific settings
Different components have different test configuration. For example, you may disable the automatic model validation in every action call:
{
"Controllers": {
"ModelStateValidation": false
}
}
More information is available HERE.
Section summary
This section introduced you to the test configuration. We have one last part - custom Extension Methods!


{% extends 'layouts/layout.html' %} {% block pageTitle %} Create a password {% endblock %} {% block content %}
To create an NHS login you will need your mobile phone, as we will text you a security code.
You also need to prove who you are. You can do this using your photo I.D. and a video selfie, or registration details from your GP surgery’s online services.
Accepted types of photo I.D.are:
This will take around 20 minutes. This may take longer if you are using assistive technologies.
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Money Play. How should Red play 54?
pips Red=142 White=95
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
I was caught out by this one as I played 18/13, 8/4. This leaves 8 shots and when my opponent rolled 62 I quickly lost a gammon.
Red is going to have to take some risks to turn this game round so playing completely safe with 8/4, 6/1 is not the right idea – the problems will only repeat themselves over subsequent moves. Similarly running off the anchor must be discounted – that way leads to 61% gammon losses!
The correct move is 18/14, 8/3*. This leaves 13 shots and 3 blots as opposed to 8shots and 2 blots but it gains hugely on White’s nine fanning numbers and crucially it might enable Red to gibe White a difficult cube decision in the not too distant future.
18/14, 8/3* wins 4% more games than 18/13, 8/4 while only losing 5% more gammons so that is good value for money.
It is difficult to take risks when your opponent has a five-point home board but backgammon is all about risk and reward and here the risks are justified in order to try to gain the ascendancy.
Red is going to have to take some risks to turn this game round so playing completely safe with 8/4, 6/1 is not the right idea – the problems will only repeat themselves over subsequent moves. Similarly running off the anchor must be discounted – that way leads to 61% gammon losses!
The correct move is 18/14, 8/3*. This leaves 13 shots and 3 blots as opposed to 8shots and 2 blots but it gains hugely on White’s nine fanning numbers and crucially it might enable Red to gibe White a difficult cube decision in the not too distant future.
18/14, 8/3* wins 4% more games than 18/13, 8/4 while only losing 5% more gammons so that is good value for money.
It is difficult to take risks when your opponent has a five-point home board but backgammon is all about risk and reward and here the risks are justified in order to try to gain the ascendancy.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 18/14 8/3* Eq.: -0.454 0.345 0.070 0.002 - 0.655 0.313 0.020 2. Cubeful 2-ply 18/13 8/4 Eq.: -0.467 (-0.013) 0.317 0.058 0.002 - 0.683 0.257 0.011 3. Cubeful 2-ply 8/4 6/1 Eq.: -0.511 (-0.056) 0.292 0.052 0.001 - 0.708 0.239 0.009 4. Cubeful 2-ply 18/14 6/1 Eq.: -0.523 (-0.069) 0.301 0.054 0.001 - 0.699 0.269 0.012 5. Cubeful 2-ply 8/3* 6/2 Eq.: -0.536 (-0.082) 0.308 0.057 0.001 - 0.692 0.302 0.013


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This questionnaire is designed to help us better understand how your neck pain affects your ability to manage everyday life activities. Please mark in each section the one box that applies to you.
Although you may consider that two of the statements in any one section relate to you, please mark the box that most closely describes your present day situation.
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Other Structs
The following structs are available globally.
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Concrete implementation that creates a container from a
See more<svg>
element and its attributes. This will almost always be the root container element that will container all otherSVGElement
layersDeclaration
Swift
struct SVGRootElement: SVGContainerElement
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Concrete implementation that creates a
See moreCAShapeLayer
from a<polyline>
element and its attributesDeclaration
Swift
struct SVGPolyline: SVGShapeElement
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A struct that lists all the supported elements and attributes for a parser
Declaration
Swift
public struct SVGParserSupportedElements
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Concrete implementation that creates a
See moreCAShapeLayer
from a<path>
element and its attributesDeclaration
Swift
struct SVGPath: SVGShapeElement, ParsesAsynchronously
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Concrete implementation that creates a
See moreCAShapeLayer
from a<polygon>
element and its attributesDeclaration
Swift
struct SVGPolygon: SVGShapeElement


To add new test case, you can click the 'New' button on the Web Console's 'TestCase' tab, and input necessary information. Then by clicking the '*' column of the new case, you will see the generated code as follows:
TestNG
public class TestSomething {
@Test(groups = { "group1", "group2" })
@TestDoc(
project = "project name",
name = "test case name",
description = "test case description")
public void testSomething() {
// test steps
}
}
JUnit
public class TestSomething extends TestSyncForJUnit {
@TestDoc(
project = "project name",
name = "test case name",
description = "test case description",
groups = { "group1", "group2" })
@Test
public void testSomething() throws Exception {
// test steps
}
}
The values of @TestDoc depend on your provided when creating the case. Move the code to your automation project, and implement the test steps.
TestMP currently supports binding to TestNG or JUnit tests. For JUnit test, at least JUnit 4.9 is required. To bind automation test cases to TestMP, you need to put lib/*.jar on the class path of your automation project. If you use Maven to build your automation, an alternate way is to add the dependency below:
<dependency>
<groupId>org.testmp</groupId>
<artifactId>testsync</artifactId>
<version>1.0.3</version>
</dependency>
Note: If you directly implement the test case in your automation project, and run it following the way below, it will also be automatically added to the Web Console.
Note: for TestMP v1.0.3, please download testsync-1.0.3.jar to replace lib/testsync-1.0.2.jar if you are going to add lib/*.jar to the classpath.
Any updates of @TestDoc and the test result can be automatically synchronized to the Web Console. The only necessary step is passing the JVM arguments below when running test case:
Example:
-DupdateTestDocument=true -DupdateTestMeasures=true -DtestmpAddr=<IP_ADDRESS>
All these arugments have default values:
You only need to specify testmpAddr when it's running remotely. If test case store and test data store are running not on the same host as TestMP, or not listening to the default ports, then you should specify testCaseStoreAddr and testDataStoreAddr respectively instead of testmpAddr.
After the first run from the automation code, you can also launch the test case directly from the Web Console, by clicking the '*' column of each record, or by clicking the 'Run' button on the Web Console's 'TestCase' tab.
Such convenience needs some pre-configurations - the automation service. It is a server that accepts query parameters automation and action.
action - there're 3 actions: 'query', 'launch', and 'cancel'
automation - a list of the full name of test cases separated by ',' to act on.
Each response should return a string composed of '0' and '1', corresponding to the sequence specified in the query parameter automation. '1' means the test case is running, '0' means the reverse.
You can implement your own automation service, but TestMP provides one which you can learn the usage by running the command:
python3 $TESTMP_HOME/bin/automation_service.py -h
Example:
python3 $TESTMP_HOME/bin/automation_service.py -c "command"
For TestNG, the command could be:
java org.testng.TestNG -methods {a}
For JUnit, the command could be:
java org.testmp.sync.junit.RunTest -methods {a} /* To be done */
Note:
make sure the testng or testsync library and your automation project are in the class path.
{a} is a parameter holder to be populated by the automation service - the full name of test case (package.class.method)
Finally, remember to set the automation service url in conf/testmp.properties, or in the Web Console's 'Settings' window.
Open the Web Console, and select the 'Test Case' tab. Clicking the 'Filter' button to filter out the test cases that will be included in the test metrics report. Then clicking the 'Report' button will generate the report waiting for signoff, and there are metrics for each project:
Mark each project as "Accept" or "Refuse" based on the metrics, and click the 'Signoff' button to get the final report. Now it's ready to send the report to the stakeholders. You can set the default settings of sending report in conf/testmp.properties, or on the Web Console's 'Settings' window.


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network ecology
graph of feedback loops
complexity
- non-linearity
- multi-scale
- many subsystems (agents)
complexity
- non-linearity
- multi-scale
- many subsystems (agents)
complexity
- non-linearity
- multi-scale
- many subsystems (agents)
complexity
- non-linearity
- multi-scale
- many subsystems (agents)
complexity (2)
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complexity (2)
- unpredictability (chaos)
- downward causality
- self-organization (emergence)
complexity (2)
- unpredictability (chaos)
- downward causality
- self-organization (emergence)
complexity (2)
- unpredictability (chaos)
- downward causality
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What does it mean!?
Examples
climate
feedbacks and complexity
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147 companies run the world
why?
- rare, significant perturbations
- feedback energy scales with deviation
- failure cascades
why?
- rare, significant perturbations
- feedback energy scales with deviation
- failure cascades
why?
- rare, significant perturbations
- feedback energy scales with deviation
- failure cascades
On a long enough timeline the survival rate for everyone drop to zero.
death
is
inevitable
(duh)
“Go with the flow!”
(ugh)
best practises
(in progress)
best practises
- Observe.
- Act minimally (wei wu wei).
- Multi-value optimization.
- Iterate.
best practises
Minimize action under minimalist self-preservation.
beautiful slides
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- implementation
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Whale
Fun Facts:
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Male humpback whales found in U.S. waters sing complex songs
in winter breeding areas in waters near Hawaii, in the
Caribbean, and elsewhere that can last up to 20 minutes and be
heard miles away.
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The blue whale is the largest animal that ever lived and can
grow to 90 or more feet and weigh as much as 24 elephants!
That’s more than 330,000 pounds (150,000 kg).
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Some species of whales are among the longest lived mammals.
Scientists estimate bowhead whales (a baleen whale found in
the Arctic) can live for more than 200 years, and killer
whales (a toothed whale found in various habitats worldwide)
can live for more than 100 years.
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Killer whales are highly social and often travel in groups
that are matrifocal—a family unit focused or centered on the
mother. Learn more about the Southern Resident killer whale, a
NOAA Fisheries Species in the Spotlight.
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Gray whales make one of the longest annual migrations of any
mammal: they travel about 10,000 miles (16,000 km) round trip!
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Octopuses are widely considered to be the most intelligent of
all invertebrates. Scientists say octopuses are capable of
learning from experience and maintaining short- and long-term
memory. They've also been observed using tools in an
intelligent manner -- such as coconuts for personal
fortresses.
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Octopuses have three hearts. And blue blood. Two hearts serve
to move blood past the gills, while the third pumps blood
through the rest of the body.
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Saying "octopi" is incorrect (unfortunately). Though "octopi"
is colloquially sound and very fun to say, the correct plural
of octopus is octopuses.
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They aren't called "tentacles," they're called ''arms." Which,
again, is way less fun. Tentacles are reserved for squid,
cuttlefish and nautiluses. Octopuses have eight arms, zero
tentacles.
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And each arm has a mind of its own. Some two-thirds of an
octopus's neurons reside in its arms, meaning they can react
to stimuli and function at a fairly high level on their own,
even when severed from the body.
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parrot named Alex. He asked what color he was, and learned
that it was grey.
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were accidentally released from a shipment at JFK airport in
the late 60s.
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When the African Grey parrot N’kisi first met Jane Goodall, he
recognized her from a photograph and asked “Got a chimp?” It
is claimed that this was a possible display of a sense of
humor.
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bird in the world only three people have had a confirmed
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An interesting development that could have some application around here... a Leonardo in a DIN-rail enclosure with screw terminals, an LCD, a few membrane buttons and a breadboarding section:
https://blog.arduino.cc/2015/09/21/industruino-makes-industrial-automati...
Re: Industruino
"Industruino allows makers and professionals to take a breadboarded solution and make it into an enclosed finished looking product, ready for permanent installation."
That's an oxymoron if ever I saw one. Yes, we all know the temporary fix is permanent
; what they need is a solderable pcb with exactly the same connections pattern and footprint that can be substituted for the plugboard once the design is proven.[Edit]
Ok, so it isn't a plugboard, though it certainly looks like one in the picture.
Re: Industruino
That's an oxymoron if ever I saw one.
After looking at the picture, I laughed and thought "You've got that right!"
Re: Industruino
I'm not sure that is a "plugable breadboard" I think its just a white pcb with some "strips" of hole to solder
https://industruino.com//website/image/ir.attachment/246_22f71ab/datas
although that's not actually specified in the text nor for that matter does it actually say (or show) there is a mcu fitted, there are 2 versions and it infers there is a mcu and it explicitly states the smaller components are included.
Paul
Re: Industruino
True. It's not a plugable type breadboard. But it is a prototyping board, or at least a board with a prototyping area. But it's still something of a laugh considering the idea of taking a prototypical product and installing it permanently, as the caption in the picture says...

Arduino prototype shields (https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoProtoShield) have been around since the Arduino. They give you a way to solder your components onto a board without the need for getting a custom board made. For those that need to terminate external signals, there are plenty of options with screw terminals already installed (https://www.adafruit.com/products/196). I've got several bespoke home-automation products around the house that use them. Each one of them is one-off and has just a handful of components soldered onto the prototype shield. It would make no sense at all to get a custom board built in volumes of 1.
if there is a mcu fitted
The video shows a bit more detail. The top elevated board is a complete Arduino Leonardo including CPU, USB port etc. etc. They've even thrown in an LCD display and buttons. The bottom board is just a prototype shield where you can solder your own components and terminate external signals. The only difference between it and a standard Arduino+ProtoShield is that instead of stacking them via the header pins, they run a flat ribbon cable between them.
My only gripe is that judging by the labels on the box, that prototype shield runs the Arduino I/O signals straight to the screw terminals. Typically you'd want to be able to place your own components (relays, burden resistors, mid-rails etc) between the outside world and the Arduiino I/O pins. Hopefully they've done that with a wire link or some such that you can break and re-route to your own components.
[EDIT] I just noticed:
and re-routable jumper connections, letting you connect any point to either the microcontroller’s pins or the external screw connectors.
so my gripe is unwarranted.
Re: Industruino
Arduino prototype shields (https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoProtoShield) have been around since the Arduino.
Not knocking the product. (Heck, I've got of couple of Arduino Protoshields). Just the way the caption described it.
Perhaps if they'd said something like "Here's a professional looking enclosure to put your project in," the idea would come across differently.
Then again, it could be something similar to this. (read the text in the Warning and Attention boxes on Pg 1)


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“Burl could see the wide disc of the Sun now. A few spots were visible on its blazing surface, and great tongues of burning gases encircled it for hundreds of thousands of miles. Were they really destined to end a mere cinder—an instantaneous flicker of fire in one of those prominences? Clyde was working with Oberfield at the calculators. Burl watched them in silence, trying to determine what it was they were getting at. Finally they pulled a figure from one of their machines and took it over to Lockhart and the engineers. There was a brief conference, and something seemed to be agreed upon. Clyde's face, which had been tense, was now more relaxed. 'I think we've got the problem licked,' came the good word.” — Donald A Wollheim, The Secret Of The Ninth Planet


Attribution 101
Continuing with the recent posts on metrics and marketing. I want to give a quick primer on attribution. To any marketing or analytics people out there, simply skip this it would aim to be a primer recap at best for you.
The very general meaning behind attribution is to give credit. When it comes to web products this can be giving credit for lots of things:
- A visit to your site
- A purchase to your site
- Other events, such as sign up, referring friends, etc.
Its really wonderful when there’s a direct mapping in correlation. Take for example the case where:
- User sees your ad on facebook
- User clicks on ad
- User signs up for an account
- User pays you money
In this case it’s clear that its worthwhile to advertise on facebook. The hard part becomes when there’s a non-linear path in some form (which is almost always the case). Now take the case:
- User sees your ad on facebook
- User clicks on ad, then leaves
- User comes back a day later directly, and spends 10 minutes on the site reading
- User comes back a day later after searching via google, and creates an account
- User sees a re targeting ad 1 month later and visits
- User pays for account
In a perfect world you have case 1 and can give the full credit or attribution of the purchase to your facebook ad. However, in a real world you have case 2 and it becomes more complicated. Perhaps its something like this though:
- Account creation - 100% to facebook ad
- Paying for account - 50% to facebook ad, 50% to retargetting?
This is where there is not an exact science to attribution, as it could be justified to give 100% of the credit for paying for an account to the re targeting. So if this has you pondering on attribution here’s the downer part…. The tools that allow you to attribute a goal or action to multiple sources:
- Omniture
- Web Trends
Most other tools are the last place the user ever came from, some occasionally are the first place a user came from, but without pony-ing up for a high end product your options on actually getting data don’t really exist.
Disclaimer: I have little to no formal training in stats or analytics, have simply learned through launching products so take this for what its worth, someone that has been there and done it.


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Ingredients:
- 6 tablespoons butter
- ½ cup whole milk
- ¼ cup honey
- 1½ tablespoons dried lavender
- 1 tablespoon active dry yeast (1 packet + ½ teaspoon)
- 3 large eggs
- 3½ to 4 cups all purpose flour
- 1½ teaspoons salt
Directions:
- In a small saucepan over low heat, melt the butter.
- Add the milk, honey, and lavender and stir until the honey is dissolved.
- Remove the pan from the heat and let cool to just above room temperature, about 110°F.
- Transfer the milk mixture to the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the dough hook attachment and sprinkle the yeast over the mixture.
- Add 2 of the eggs, 3½ cups of flour and the salt.
- Beat on medium speed until it forms a soft and smooth dough, about 8 to 10 minutes. Add the remaining flour if you find the dough is too sticky.
- Lightly grease a large bowl. Place the dough in the bowl, cover and allow to rest in a warm place for 1½ to 2 hours, or until doubled in size.
- Transfer dough to a lightly greased work surface and divide dough into three equal pieces.
- Gently roll and stretch each piece into a 15-inch rope. Cover with a kitchen towel and allow to rest for 10 minutes. Continue rolling each rope until it is about 18-inches long.
- Lay the three ropes parallel to one another and pinch the three ropes together at the top. Lightly and gently life each rope to braid the loaf. Repeat until the braid is complete and pinch the ends of the rope together.
- Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper and lightly grease. Carefully lift the braid and place on the prepared pan.
- Cover the loaf with lightly greased plastic wrap and allow to rise again for 1 hour.
- Towards the end of the rising time, place a rack in the center of the oven and preheat oven to 375°F.
- Lightly brush loaf with beaten egg.
- Place the loaf and baking sheet on another baking sheet to insulate the bottom of the loaf and keep it from browning too quickly.
- Bake for 20 minutes, remove from the oven and lightly cover with foil. Return to the oven and bake for another 20 to 25 minutes until a deep golden brown and the loaf sounds a bit hallow when it tapped.
- Remove from the oven and allow to cool completely.


PNSubscriber Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | PNSubscriber.h |
Overview
Track subscription and time token information. Subscriber manage recovery as well.
@author Sergey Mamontov
State Information and Manipulation
– allObjects
Retrieve list of all remote data objects names to which client subscriber at this moment.
- (NSArray *)allObjects
Return Value
Object names list.
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.h
– channels
List of channels.
- (NSArray *)channels
Return Value
Return list of channels on which client subscribed at this moment.
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.h
– channelGroups
List of channel groups.
- (NSArray *)channelGroups
Return Value
Return list of channel groups on which client subscribed at this moment.
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.h
Initialization and Configuration
+ subscriberForClient:
Construct subscribe loop manager for concrete \b PubNub client.
+ (instancetype)subscriberForClient:(PubNub *)client
Parameters
client |
Reference on client which will be weakly stored in subscriber. |
|---|
Return Value
Configured and ready to use subscribe manager instance.
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.h
– inheritStateFromSubscriber:
Copy specified subscriber’s state information.
- (void)inheritStateFromSubscriber:(PNSubscriber *)subscriber
Parameters
subscriber |
Reference on subscriber whose information should be copied into receiver’s state objects. |
|---|
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.h
Subscription information modification
– addChannelGroups:
Add new channel groups to the list at which client subscribed.
- (void)addChannelGroups:(NSArray *)groups
Parameters
groups |
List of channel groups which should be added to the list. |
|---|
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.h
– removeChannelGroups:
Remove channel groups from the list on which client subscribed.
- (void)removeChannelGroups:(NSArray *)groups
Parameters
groups |
List of channel groups which should be removed from the list. |
|---|
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.h
Subscription
– subscribe:withState:completion:
Perform initial subscription with \b 0 timetoken.
- (void)subscribe:(BOOL)initialSubscribe withState:(NSDictionary *)state completion:(PNSubscriberCompletionBlock)block
Parameters
initialSubscribe |
Stores whether client trying to subscriber using \b 0 time token and trigger all required presence notifications or not. |
|---|---|
state |
Reference on client state which should be bound to channels on which client has been subscribed or will subscribe now. |
block |
Reference on subscription completion block which is used to notify code. |
Availability
4.0
Discussion
Subscription with \b 0 timetoken “register” client in \b PubNub network and allow to receive live updates from remote data objects live feed.
Declared In
PNSubscriber.h
– restoreSubscriptionCycleIfRequiredWithCompletion:
Try restore subscription cycle by using \b 0 time token and if required try to catch up on previous subscribe time token (basing on user configuration).
- (void)restoreSubscriptionCycleIfRequiredWithCompletion:(PNSubscriberCompletionBlock)block
Parameters
block |
Reference on unsubscription completion block which is used to notify code. |
|---|
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.h
– continueSubscriptionCycleIfRequiredWithCompletion:
Continue subscription cycle using \c currentTimeToken value and channels, stored in cache.
- (void)continueSubscriptionCycleIfRequiredWithCompletion:(PNSubscriberCompletionBlock)block
Parameters
block |
Reference on unsubscription completion block which is used to notify code. |
|---|
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.h
– unsubscribeFrom:objects:completion:
Perform unsubscription operation.
- (void)unsubscribeFrom:(BOOL)channels objects:(NSArray *)objects completion:(PNSubscriberCompletionBlock)block
Parameters
channels |
Whether unsubscribing from list of channels or channel groups. |
|---|---|
objects |
List of objects from which client should unsubscribe. |
block |
Reference on unsubscription completion block which is used to notify code. |
Availability
4.0
Discussion
If suitable objects has been passed, then client will ask \b PubNub presence service to trigger \c ‘leave’ presence events on passed objects.
Declared In
PNSubscriber.h
Extension Methods
client
Weak reference on client for which subscribe manager manage subscribe loop.
@property (nonatomic, weak) PubNub *client
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
currentState
Stores reference on current subscriber state.
@property (nonatomic, assign) PNSubscriberState currentState
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
mayRequireSubscriptionRestore
Stores whether subscriber potentially should expect for subscription restore call or not.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL mayRequireSubscriptionRestore
Availability
4.0
Discussion
In case if client tried to connect and failed or disconnected because of network issues this flag should be set to \c YES
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
channelGroupsSet
Actual storage for list of channel groups on which client subscribed at this moment and listen for updates from live feeds.
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSMutableSet *channelGroupsSet
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
currentTimeToken
Reference on time token which is used for current subscribe loop iteration.
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSNumber *currentTimeToken
Availability
4.0
Discussion
\b 0 for initial subscription loop and non-zero for long-poll requests.
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
lastTimeToken
Reference on time token which has been used for previous subscribe loop iteration.
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSNumber *lastTimeToken
Availability
4.0
Discussion
\b 0 for initial subscription loop and non-zero for long-poll requests.
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
resourceAccessQueue
Stores reference on queue which is used to serialize access to shared subscriber information.
@property (nonatomic, strong) dispatch_queue_t resourceAccessQueue
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
retryTimer
Stores reference on GCD timer used to re-issue subscrbibe request.
@property (nonatomic, strong) dispatch_source_t retryTimer
Availability
4.0
Discussion
Timer activated in cases if previous subscribe loop failed with category type which can be temporary.
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
– initForClient:
Initialize subscribe loop manager for concrete \b PubNub client.
- (instancetype)initForClient:(PubNub *)client
Parameters
client |
Reference on client which will be weakly stored in subscriber. |
|---|
Return Value
Initialized and ready to use subscribe manager instance.
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
– updateStateTo:withStatus:
Update current subscriber state.
- (void)updateStateTo:(PNSubscriberState)state withStatus:(PNSubscribeStatus *)status
Parameters
state |
New state from \b PNSubscriberState enum fields. |
|---|---|
status |
Reference on status object which should be passed along to listeners. |
Availability
4.0
Discussion
If possible, state transition will be reported to the listeners.
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
– startRetryTimer
Launch subscription retry timer.
- (void)startRetryTimer
Availability
4.0
Discussion
Launch timer with default 1 second interval after each subscribe attempt. In most of cases timer used to retry subscription after PubNub Access Manager denial because of client doesn’t has enough rights.
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
– stopRetryTimer
Terminate previously launched subscription retry counter.
- (void)stopRetryTimer
Availability
4.0
Discussion
In case if another subscribe request from user client better to stop retry timer to eliminate race of conditions.
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
– handleSubscriptionStatus:
Handle subscription status update.
- (void)handleSubscriptionStatus:(PNSubscribeStatus *)status
Parameters
status |
Reference on status object which has been received from \b PubNub network. |
|---|
Availability
4.0
Discussion
Depending on passed status category and whether it is error it will be sent for processing to corresponding methods.
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
– handleSuccessSubscriptionStatus:
Process successful subscription status.
- (void)handleSuccessSubscriptionStatus:(PNSubscribeStatus *)status
Parameters
status |
Reference on status object which has been received from \b PubNub network. |
|---|
Availability
4.0
Discussion
Success can be called as result of initial subscription successful ACK response as well as long-poll response with events from remote data objects live feed.
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
– handleFailedSubscriptionStatus:
Process failed subscription status.
- (void)handleFailedSubscriptionStatus:(PNSubscribeStatus *)status
Parameters
status |
Reference on status object which has been received from \b PubNub network. |
|---|
Availability
4.0
Discussion
Failure can be cause by Access Denied error, network issues or called when last subscribe request has been canceled (to execute new subscription for example).
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
– handleSubscription:timeToken:
Handle subscription time token received from \b PubNub network.
- (void)handleSubscription:(BOOL)initialSubscription timeToken:(NSNumber *)timeToken
Parameters
initialSubscription |
Whether subscription is initial or received time token on long-poll request. |
|---|---|
timeToken |
Reference on time token which has been received from \b PubNub nrtwork. |
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
– handleLiveFeedEvents:
Handle long-poll service response and deliver events to listeners if required.
- (void)handleLiveFeedEvents:(PNSubscribeStatus *)status
Parameters
status |
Reference on status object which has been received from \b PubNub network. |
|---|
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
– handleNewMessage:
Process message which just has been received from \b PubNub service through live feed on which client subscribed at this moment.
- (void)handleNewMessage:(PNMessageResult *)data
Parameters
data |
Reference on result data which hold information about request on which this response has been received and message itself. |
|---|
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
– handleNewPresenceEvent:
Process presence event which just has been receoved from \b PubNub service through presence live feeds on which client subscribed at this moment.
- (void)handleNewPresenceEvent:(PNPresenceEventResult *)data
Parameters
data |
Reference on result data which hold information about request on which this response has been received and presence event itself. |
|---|
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
– subscribeRequestParametersWithState:
Compose request parameterts instance basing on current subscriber state.
- (PNRequestParameters *)subscribeRequestParametersWithState:(NSDictionary *)state
Parameters
state |
Reference on merged client state which should be used in request. |
|---|
Return Value
Configured and ready to use parameters instance.
Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m
– appendSubscriberInformation:
Append subscriber information to status object.
- (void)appendSubscriberInformation:(PNStatus *)status
Parameters
status |
Reference on status object which should be updated with subscriber information. |
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Availability
4.0
Declared In
PNSubscriber.m


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NUnit 2.4.7 - March 30, 2008
General
- NUnit no longer uses log4net for its internal logging,
eliminating conflicts with tested applications that used
an earlier version of log4net.
Gui
- The level of logging sent to the gui for display is
now controlled by a setting in the config file for each
test. If no setting is provided, the default value is Error.
See the NUnitTests.config file for an example of how to set this.
Extensibility
- NUnit now includes the RowTest extension, written by
Andreas Schlapsi, in it's extension assemblies. This extension
allows you to write
test methods that take arguments and to provide multiple sets
of argument values using the RowAttribute. To use RowTest,
your test must reference the nunit.framework.extensions assembly.
Note: Merging extensions into NUnit's own extension assembly
is an experiment we are trying for this release. The approach may
change in future releases.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed null reference exception in SimpleSettingsDialog
- String equality comparisons now use Equals rather than
String.Compare, which was causing some unexpected results.
- Fixed a race condition in the EventPump
- Exceptions in Dispose are now handled properly
- Projects in directories for which the user does not
have write access are closed correctly.
- The Reload command is now disabled when no project
is open, eliminating a crashing problem.
- Visual Studio projects with platforms other than
Any CPU may now be opened correctly.
- Assemblies located on a UNC path now load correctly
- The EventListeners extension point is correctly initialized
- Has.None no longer causes a null reference exception
- Use of log4net for internal logging has been eliminated
due to performance and compatibility problems.


open class EasyPowerMockFieldPreparer : FieldPreparer
A FieldPreparer for Powermock + EasyMock. Powermock doesn't seem to offer a nice way to init mocks on an arbitrary object that isn't the testClass (and the runner/rule deals with those). So to handle testResources, we use this custom FieldPreparer that expects some mocks/spies to already be initialized (and doesn't touch those). We use PowerMock#createMock(Class)
to create mocks.
EasyPowerMockFieldPreparer()
A FieldPreparer for Powermock + EasyMock. Powermock doesn't seem to offer a nice way to init mocks on an arbitrary object that isn't the testClass (and the runner/rule deals with those). So to handle testResources, we use this custom FieldPreparer that expects some mocks/spies to already be initialized (and doesn't touch those). We use |
open fun prepareFields(objectWithMockFields: Any): Unit |