Jīvakambavanaṁ rammaṁ,
Gacchantiṁ bhikkhuniṁ subhaṁ;
Dhuttako sannivāresi,
Tamenaṁ abravī subhā.
Going to the lovely mango grove
of Jīvaka, the nun Subhā
was held up by a rascal.
Subhā said this to him:
“Kiṁ te aparādhitaṁ mayā,
Yaṁ maṁ ovariyāna tiṭṭhasi;
Na hi pabbajitāya āvuso,
Puriso samphusanāya kappati.
“What harm have I done to you,
that you stand in my way?
Sir, it’s not proper that a man
should touch a woman gone forth.
Garuke mama satthusāsane,
Yā sikkhā sugatena desitā;
Parisuddhapadaṁ anaṅgaṇaṁ,
Kiṁ maṁ ovariyāna tiṭṭhasi.
This training was taught by the Holy One,
it is a serious matter in my teacher’s instructions.
I am pure and rid of blemishes,
so why do you stand in my way?
Āvilacitto anāvilaṁ,
Sarajo vītarajaṁ anaṅgaṇaṁ;
Sabbattha vimuttamānasaṁ,
Kiṁ maṁ ovariyāna tiṭṭhasi”.
One whose mind is sullied against one unsullied;
one who is lustful against one free of lust;
unblemished, my mind is freed in every respect,
so why do you stand in my way?”
“Daharā ca apāpikā casi,
Kiṁ te pabbajjā karissati;
Nikkhipa kāsāyacīvaraṁ,
Ehi ramāma supupphite vane.
“You’re young and flawless—
what will going-forth do for you?
Throw away the yellow robe,
come and play in the blossom grove.
Madhurañca pavanti sabbaso,
Kusumarajena samuṭṭhitā dumā;
Paṭhamavasanto sukho utu,
Ehi ramāma supupphite vane.
Everywhere, the scent of pollen wafts sweet,
born of the flowering woods.
The start of spring is a happy time—
come and play in the blossom grove.
Kusumitasikharā ca pādapā,
Abhigajjantiva māluteritā;
Kā tuyhaṁ rati bhavissati,
Yadi ekā vanamogahissasi.
And trees crested with flowers
cry out, as it were, in the breeze.
But what kind of fun will you have
if you plunge into the woods all alone?
Vāḷamigasaṅghasevitaṁ,
Kuñjaramattakareṇuloḷitaṁ;
Asahāyikā gantumicchasi,
Rahitaṁ bhiṁsanakaṁ mahāvanaṁ.
Frequented by packs of predators,
and she-elephants aroused by rutting bulls;
you wish to go without a friend
to the deserted, awe-inspiring forest.
Tapanīyakatāva dhītikā,
Vicarasi cittalateva accharā;
Kāsikasukhumehi vaggubhi,
Sobhasī suvasanehi nūpame.
Like a shining doll of gold,
like a nymph wandering in a park of colorful vines,
your matchless beauty will shine
in lovely clothes of exquisite muslin.
Ahaṁ tava vasānugo siyaṁ,
Yadi viharemase kānanantare;
Na hi matthi tayā piyattaro,
Pāṇo kinnarimandalocane.
I’ll be at your beck and call,
if we are to stay in the forest.
I love no creature more than you,
O pixie with such bashful eyes.
Yadi me vacanaṁ karissasi,
Sukhitā ehi agāramāvasa;
Pāsādanivātavāsinī,
Parikammaṁ te karontu nāriyo.
Were you to take up my invitation—
‘Come, be happy, and live in a house’—
you’ll stay in a longhouse sheltered from wind;
let the ladies look to your needs.
Kāsikasukhumāni dhāraya,
Abhiropehi ca mālavaṇṇakaṁ;
Kañcanamaṇimuttakaṁ bahuṁ,
Vividhaṁ ābharaṇaṁ karomi te.
Dressed in exquisite muslin,
put on your garlands and your cosmetics.
I’ll make all sorts of adornments for you,
of gold and gems and pearls.
Sudhotarajapacchadaṁ subhaṁ,
Gonakatūlikasanthataṁ navaṁ;
Abhiruha sayanaṁ mahārahaṁ,
Candanamaṇḍitasāragandhikaṁ.
Climb onto a costly bed,
its coverlet so clean and nice,
with a new woolen mattress,
so fragrant, sprinkled with sandalwood.
Uppalaṁ cudakā samuggataṁ,
Yathā taṁ amanussasevitaṁ;
Evaṁ tvaṁ brahmacārinī,
Sakesaṅgesu jaraṁ gamissasi”.
As a blue lily risen from the water
remains untouched by men,
so too, O chaste and holy lady,
your limbs grow old unshared.”
“Kiṁ te idha sārasammataṁ,
Kuṇapapūramhi susānavaḍḍhane;
Bhedanadhamme kaḷevare,
Yaṁ disvā vimano udikkhasi”.
“This carcass is full of carrion, it swells
the charnel ground, for its nature is to fall apart.
What do you think is so essential in it
that you stare at me so crazily?”
“Akkhīni ca tūriyāriva,
Kinnariyāriva pabbatantare;
Tava me nayanāni dakkhiya,
Bhiyyo kāmaratī pavaḍḍhati.
“Your eyes are like those of a doe,
or a pixie in the mountains;
seeing them,
my sensual desire grows all the more.
Uppalasikharopamāni te,
Vimale hāṭakasannibhe mukhe;
Tava me nayanāni dakkhiya,
Bhiyyo kāmaguṇo pavaḍḍhati.
Set in your flawless face of golden sheen,
your eyes compare to a blue lily’s bud;
seeing them,
my sensual excitement grows all the more.
Api dūragatā saramhase,
Āyatapamhe visuddhadassane;
Na hi matthi tayā piyattaro,
Nayanā kinnarimandalocane”.
Though you may wander far, I’ll still think of you,
with your lashes so long, and your vision so clear.
I love no eyes more than yours,
O pixie with such bashful eyes.”
“Apathena payātumicchasi,
Candaṁ kīḷanakaṁ gavesasi;
Meruṁ laṅghetumicchasi,
Yo tvaṁ buddhasutaṁ maggayasi.
“You’re setting out on the wrong road!
You’re looking to take the moon for your toy!
You’re trying to leap over Mount Meru!
You, who are hunting a child of the Buddha!
Natthi hi loke sadevake,
Rāgo yatthapi dāni me siyā;
Napi naṁ jānāmi kīriso,
Atha maggena hato samūlako.
For in this world with all its gods,
there will be no more lust anywhere in me.
I don’t even know what kind it could be,
it’s been smashed root and all by the path.
Iṅgālakuyāva ujjhito,
Visapattoriva aggito kato;
Napi naṁ passāmi kīriso,
Atha maggena hato samūlako.
Cast out like sparks from fiery coals,
it’s worth no more than a bowl of poison.
I don’t even see what kind it could be,
it’s been smashed root and all by the path.
Yassā siyā apaccavekkhitaṁ,
Satthā vā anupāsito siyā;
Tvaṁ tādisikaṁ palobhaya,
Jānantiṁ so imaṁ vihaññasi.
Well may you try to seduce the type of lady
who has not reflected on these things,
or who has never attended the Teacher:
but *this* is a lady who knows—now you’re in trouble!
Mayhañhi akkuṭṭhavandite,
Sukhadukkhe ca satī upaṭṭhitā;
Saṅkhatamasubhanti jāniya,
Sabbattheva mano na limpati.
No matter if I am abused or praised,
or feel pleasure or pain: I stay mindful.

Sāhaṁ sugatassa sāvikā,
Maggaṭṭhaṅgikayānayāyinī;
Uddhaṭasallā anāsavā,
Suññāgāragatā ramāmahaṁ.
I am a disciple of the Holy One,
riding in the carriage of the eightfold path.
The dart pulled out, free of defilements,
I’m happy to have reached an empty place.
Diṭṭhā hi mayā sucittitā,
Sombhā dārukapillakāni vā;
Tantīhi ca khīlakehi ca,
Vinibaddhā vividhaṁ panaccakā.
I’ve seen brightly painted
dolls and wooden puppets,
tied to sticks and strings,
and made to dance in many ways.
Tamhuddhaṭe tantikhīlake,
Vissaṭṭhe vikale parikrite;
Na vindeyya khaṇḍaso kate,
Kimhi tattha manaṁ nivesaye.
But when the sticks and strings are taken off—
loosed, disassembled, dismantled,
irrecoverable, stripped to parts—
on what could the mind be fixed?
Tathūpamā dehakāni maṁ,
Tehi dhammehi vinā na vattanti;
Dhammehi vinā na vattati,
Kimhi tattha manaṁ nivesaye.
That’s what my body is really like,
without those things it can’t go on.
This being so,
on what could the mind be fixed?
Yathā haritālena makkhitaṁ,
Addasa cittikaṁ bhittiyā kataṁ;
Tamhi te viparītadassanaṁ,
Saññā mānusikā niratthikā.

Māyaṁ viya aggato kataṁ,
Supinanteva suvaṇṇapādapaṁ;
Upagacchasi andha rittakaṁ,
Janamajjheriva rupparūpakaṁ.
Though it’s as worthless as a magic trick,
or a golden tree seen in a dream,
you blindly chase what is hollow,
like a puppet show among the people.
Vaṭṭaniriva koṭarohitā,
Majjhe pubbuḷakā saassukā;
Pīḷakoḷikā cettha jāyati,
Vividhā cakkhuvidhā ca piṇḍitā”.
An eye is just a ball in a socket,
with a pupil in the middle, and tears,
and mucus comes from there as well,
and so different eye-parts are lumped all together.”
Uppāṭiya cārudassanā,
Na ca pajjittha asaṅgamānasā;
“Handa te cakkhuṁ harassu taṁ”,
Tassa narassa adāsi tāvade.
The pretty lady ripped out her eye.
With no attachment in her mind at all, she said:
“Come now, take this eye,”
and gave it to the man right then.
Tassa ca viramāsi tāvade,
Rāgo tattha khamāpayī ca naṁ;
“Sotthi siyā brahmacārinī,
Na puno edisakaṁ bhavissati”.
And at that moment he lost his lust,
and asked for her forgiveness:
“May you be well, O chaste and holy lady;
such a thing will not happen again.
“Āsādiya edisaṁ janaṁ,
Aggiṁ pajjalitaṁva liṅgiya;
Gaṇhiya āsīvisaṁ viya,
Api nu sotthi siyā khamehi no”.
Attacking a person such as this
is like holding on to a blazing fire,
or grabbing a deadly viper!
May you be well, please forgive me.”
Muttā ca tato sā bhikkhunī,
Agamī buddhavarassa santikaṁ;
Passiya varapuññalakkhaṇaṁ,
Cakkhu āsi yathā purāṇakanti.
When that nun was released
she went to the presence of the excellent Buddha.
Seeing the one with excellent marks of merit,
her eye became just as it was before.
…
Subhā jīvakambavanikā therī ….


Links
I wrote a little code to facilitate the storage of links between cells
Link Class
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class code.links.Link(one, two, L=None, k=None, xsize=20)[source]
A link object keeps a link between two cells.
- Initialization:
- one: cell one
- two: cell two
- L: resting length of link_disp
- k: strength of link_disp
- xsize: size of box (to handle periodic boundary conditions)
- Properties:
- disp - displacement of spring
- extension - compute the current link extension
- energy - compute the current link energy
- force - force of spring
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disp[source]
Displacement from one to two
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energy[source]
Get the energy stored in a link
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extension[source]
Get the current extension of the link
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force[source]
Get the force the link enacts
Links Class
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class code.links.Links[source]
Container for Links
- Main Attributes:
- data : holds links, a dictionary where for a pair of cells holds a pointer to the Link for those two cells
- neighbors : holds neighbor information, a dictionary that for each cell stores a set of its neighbors.
This class basically a wrapper for the builtin dictionary, such that
accessing its arguments is independent of order.
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add_link(one, two, *args, **kwargs)[source]
Add a link between cells one and two
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get_link(one, two)[source]
Get the link between cells one and two, order independent
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get_neighbors(cell)[source]
Get the neighbors of cell cell
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remove_cell(cell)[source]
Remove all references to a cell, both links and neighbors
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remove_link(one, two)[source]
Remove a link between cells one and two


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A crucial component of the MSE-EME experience is a Javascript application running on the browser that performs the following tasks:
The CableLabs player application is based on the dashjs reference implementation from the DASH Industry Forum. Our version of the player can be found on github in the "development" branch. We've added the following features:
00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001
guid we have assigned to our implementation of Clear Key, parses the data and then adds the key(s) (possibly retrieved from a remote server) to the browser using the EME update() API.The Fraunhofer FOKUS group has developed their own dashjs-based player application. They claim to have enchanced the application to facilitate faster switching between different bitrates. The application also contains links to some sample encrypted media and a graphical dispay that takes you through the various EME events and processes as they occur during playback.
In addition to the player, Fraunhofer has also integrated a Microsoft PlayReady CDM into a build of the Chromium open source browser from Google.
Please contact Fraunhofer directly for more information on their MSE/EME browser and player application.
The table below details the various aspects of each browser we have tested as they pertain to support for MSE/EME and playback of encrypted content.
| Browser | CDMs | MSE | EME |
|---|---|---|---|
| Internet Explorer 11 | PlayReady | Yes | Yes - MediaKeyNeededEvent attributes (unstable in the spec) |
| Chrome (Milestone 35) | Widevine, ClearKey | Yes | Yes - MediaKeyNeededEvent attributes (unstable in the spec) |
| FAMIUM (Chromium, Milestone 30) | PlayReady | Yes | Partial - MediaKeys.isTypeSupported() missing - MediaKeyNeededEvent attributes (unstable in the spec) |
Microsoft provides a test license server that is chock full of features needed for testing your browser and CDM. The documentation page details all of the supported query string arguments for requesting various types of licenses. Also on this page, you can find the license server's key seed value. This is the value used in our PlayReadyKeyGen tool to generate keys and checksums that will work with the test license server. One additional feature of the test server is the ability to specify your own key value (via the ContentKey query string arg). This is a handy feature when you don't want the license server to select a key based on the key generation algorithm. However, keep in mind that this does not emulate real-world security, since the key can be seen clearly in the URL request.
As we showed in a previous section, we can indicate in our 'pssh' the desire to retrieve our Clear Key decryption keys from a remote URL. We have implemented a very simple server process using Node.js to return hard-coded decryption keys based on query string arguments passed in the URL. The server code itself is extremely simple:
var https = require('https');
var http = require('http');
var fs = require('fs');
var url = require('url');
keys = {
'10000000100010001000100000000001': new Buffer("3A2A1B68DD2BD9B2EEB25E84C4776668", 'hex'),
'10000000100010001000100000000002': new Buffer("04714BD8D7E1F3815FC47D0A834F0E18", 'hex')
};
var options = {
key: fs.readFileSync('security/cl_clearkey-key.pem'),
cert: fs.readFileSync('security/cl_clearkey-cert.pem')
};
var addCORSHeaders = function(res, length) {
res.writeHeader(200, {
"Content-Length": length,
"Content-Type": 'application/json',
"Access-Control-Allow-Origin": '*',
"Access-Control-Allow-Methods": 'GET, PUT, POST, DELETE, OPTIONS',
"Access-Control-Allow-Headers": 'Content-Type, Authorization, Content-Length, X-Requested-Width'});
};
// Still testing this
https.createServer(options, function(req, res) {
addCORSHeaders(res);
res.end("hello world\n");
}).listen(8585);
http.createServer(function(req, res) {
var parsed_url = url.parse(req.url, true);
var query = parsed_url.query;
// Validate query string
if (query === undefined || query.keyid === undefined) {
res.writeHeader(400, "Illegal query string");
res.end();
}
var keyIDs = [];
if (query.keyid instanceof Array) {
keyIDs = query.keyid;
} else {
keyIDs.push(query.keyid);
}
var jwk_array = [];
for (var i = 0; i < keyIDs.length; i++) {
var jwk = {
kty: "oct",
alg: "A128GCM",
kid: new Buffer(keyIDs[i], 'hex').toString('base64').replace(/=/g, ""),
k: keys[keyIDs[i]].toString('base64').replace(/=/g, "")
};
jwk_array.push(jwk);
}
var response = {
keys: jwk_array
};
var json_str_response = JSON.stringify(response);
addCORSHeaders(res, json_str_response.length);
res.write(json_str_response);
res.end();
}).listen(8584);
You can see from the query string arguments that the server supports querying of multiple key Ids in a single request. The JSON Web Key syntax supports multiple keys as well, so the server will return exactly the number of keys you requested (assuming the key IDs have been coded into the server). One other item of note in the server source code is the addition of CORS headers. These allow the client application, which may be served from a different host, to retrieve data from the clear key license server no matter where it resides.


The Stack Table stacks the table headers to a two column layout with headers on the left. Resize your viewport to across the 40em (640px) breakpoint to see the change.
| Skill | Last Entry | Alphabet | More Alphabet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bartender | May 2, 1:34p John K. | A, B, C, D | E, F, G, H |
| Host | May 11, 12:45a | A, B, C, D | E, F, G, H |


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Look like there was a problem logging you in with Facebook. We might have done something wrong, or maybe the Facebook servers are taking a nap.
Why don't you try whatever you just did again, and if that doesn't work please email us to let us know how you got here.
{% endblock %}


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This is a one way operation. All your data will be lost forever, like tears in a rain.


GENERAL SETUP FOR TESTCASES System: Simple Chat/OCSF Phase: 2 Instructions: 1. Install JAVA, minimum release 1.2.0, on Windows 95 or 98. 2. Install JAVA, minimum release 1.2.0, on Windows NT. 3. Install JAVA, minimum release 1.2.0, on a Solaris system. 4. Install the Simple Chat - Phase 2 on Windows 95/98, NT and Solaris.
Testcase 2001 System: Simple Chat Phase: 2 to 4 Server startup check with default arguments Severity: 1 Instructions: 1. At the console, enter: java EchoServer. Expected result: 1. The server reports that it is listening for clients by displaying the following message: Server listening for clients on port 5555 2. The server console awaits for user input.
Testcase 2002 System: Simple Chat Phase: 2 Client startup check without a login Severity: 1 Instructions: 1. At the console, enter: java ClientConsole. Expected result: 1. The client reports it cannot connect without a login by displaying: ERROR - No login ID specified. Connection aborted. 2. The client terminates. Cleanup: (if client is still active) Hit CTRL+C to kill the client.
Testcase 2003 System: Simple Chat Phase: 2 Client startup check with a login and without a server Severity: 1 Instructions: 1. At the console, enter: java ClientConsole <loginID> where loginID is the name you wish to be identified by. Expected result: 1. The client reports it cannot connect to a server by displaying: Cannot open connection. Awaiting command. 2. The client waits for user input Cleanup: Hit CTRL+C to kill the client.
Testcase 2004 System: Simple Chat Phase: 2 Client connection with default arguments Severity: 1 Instructions: 1. Start a server (Testcase 2001, instruction 1) 2. On a different console on the same computer, start a client (Testcase 2003, instruction 1) Expected results: 1. The server displays the following messages in sequence: A new client is attempting to connect to the server. Message received #login <loginID> from null. <loginID> has logged on. 2. The client displays message: <loginID> has logged on. 3. The client and the server wait for user input.
Testcase 2005 System: Simple Chat Phase: 2 Client Data transfer and data echo Severity: 1 Instructions: 1. Start a server and a client on the same computer and connect using default arguments (Testcase 2004 instructions). 2. Once connected, type in data on the client console and press ENTER. Expected results: 1. The message is echoed on the client side, but is preceded by the sender's loginID and the greater than symbol(">"). 2. The server displays a message similar to the following: Message received: <user input> from <loginID> Cleanup: (unless proceeding to Testcase 2006) Hit CTRL+C to kill the client.
Testcase 2006 System: Simple Chat Phase: 2 Multiple local connections Severity: 1 Instructions: 1. Start a server and multiple clients with DIFFERENT loginIDs and connect them to the server using default arguments. (Testcase 2005 instructions). 2. Start typing on all the client consoles AND the server console, pressing ENTER to send each message. Expected results: 1. All client messages are echoed as in Testcase 2005. 2. All messages from the server console are echoed on the server console and to all clients, but are preceeded by "SERVER MESSAGE> ".  Start a server (Testcase 2001 instruction 1) using default arguments. 2. Type "#quit" into the server's console. Expected result: 1. The server quits. Cleanup (If the server is still active): Hit CTRL+C to kill the server.
Testcase 2008 System: Simple Chat Phase: 2 and 3 Server stop check Severity: 2 Instructions: 1. Start a server (Testcase 1001, instruction 1). 2. Connect a client to the server (Testcase 2004). 3. Type "#stop" into the server's console. 4. Type in a message on the client and send it. 5. Attempt to connect other clients. 6. Restart the server. Expected results: 1. The server displays: Server has stopped listening for connections. 2. The client displays: WARNING - Server has stopped listening for connections. 3. Data echoing still works normally. 4. Attempting to connect other clients will hang the console as these new connections are put on backlog until the max backlog (default of 10) is reached. 5. Restarting the server will cause the backlogged clients to connect properly.  Start a server and connect a client to it. (Testcase 2007 instruction 1) 2. Stop the server using the #stop command. 3. Type "#close" into the server's console. Expected result: 1. Server displays in sequence: Server has stopped listening for connections. <loginID> has disconnected. 2. The client displays: WARNING - The server has stopped listening for connections SERVER SHUTTING DOWN! DISCONNECTING! Abnormal termination of connection. and then waits for input.
Testcase 2009 System: Simple Chat Phase: 2 and subsequent Server restart Severity: 1 Instructions: 1. Start a server, connect a client, and close the server. (Testcase 2008) 2. Type "#start" into the server's console. 3. Attempt to connect a client. Expected result: 1. The server closes, restarts and then displays: Server listening for connections on port 5555. 2. The client connects normally as described in Testcase 2004.  Type #quit to kill the server.
Testcase 2010 System: Simple Chat Phase: 2 and subsequent Client termination command check Severity: 1 Instructions: 1. Start a client (Testcase 2002, instruction 1). 2. Type "#quit" into the client's console. Expected result: 1. Client terminates. Cleanup: (If client is still active) Hit CTRL+C to kill the client.
Testcase 2011 System: Simple Chat Phase: 2 and subsequent Client logoff check Severity: 1 Instructions: 1. Start a server (Testcase 1001, instruction 1), and then connect a single local client to this server. 2. Type "#logoff" into this client's console. Expected results: 1. Client disconnects and displays Connection closed. (Under NT, it will display Abnormal termination of connection.) Cleanup: (Unless proceeding to Testcase 2012) Type "#quit" to kill the client.
Testcase 2012 System: Simple Chat Phase: 2 and subsequent Client host and port setup commands check Severity: 1 Instructions: 1. Start a client but no servers, and attempt to connect using default arguments. 2. At the client's console, type "#sethost <newhost>" where <newhost> is the name of a computer on the network 3. At the client's console, type "#setport 1234". Expected result: 1. The client displays Host set to: <newhost> port set to: 1234. Cleanup: Type #quit to kill the client.
Testcase 2013 System: Simple Chat Phase: 2 and subsequent Starting a server on a non-default port Severity: 1 Instructions: 1. Start a server by typing java ServerConsole 1234. Expected result: 1. The server displays Server listening for connections on port 1234. Cleanup (Unless proceeding to Testcase 2014) Type #quit to kill the server.
Testcase 2014 System: Simple Chat Phase: 2 and subsequent Connecting a client to a non-default host or port Severity: 1 Instructions: 1. Start a server on port 1234 (Testcase 2013) 2. On a different computer, start a client by typing "java ClientConsole <loginID> <host> 1234" replacing the parameters by appropriate values. Expected Result: 1. The connection occurs normally.
Testcase 2015 System: Simple Chat Phase: 2 Multiple remote clients disconnections and reconnections Severity: 1 Instructions: 1. Start a server (Testcase 2001, instruction 1). 2. On different computers, start clients (1 or 2 per computer) and connect them to the server. 3. Exchange data. 4. Close the server using the #close command. 5. Change the server's port by typing "#setport <newport>" 6. Restart the server using the #start command. 7. Change the ports of each clients using the #setport command. 8. Reconnect the clients to the server by using the #login <loginID> command. 9. close the server by using the #quit command. Expected results: 1. The first set of connections occur normally. 2. When the server is closed, all clients are disconnected. 3. The server displays the following message when the #setport command is used: port set to: <newport>. 4. The server restarts and displays: Server listening for connections on port <newport>. 5. The clients change port as in Testcase 2012. 6. The clients reconnect normally. 7. The clients are disconnected when the server quits.  On two different computers, start servers on the default port. 2. On a third computer, start a client and connect it to one of the two servers. 3. Logoff from that server using the #logoff command. 4. Change the host name by using the #sethost <otherhost> where <otherhost> is the name of the other computer on the network 5. Log on to this new host using the #login <loginID> command. Expected results: 1. The two servers start up normally. 2. The client connects to the first server normally. 3. When the client disconnects it displays Connection closed. (Exception: NT will display Abnormal termination of connection) 4. When the client disconnects, the server displays: <loginID> has disconnected. 5. The client changes host as in Testcase 2012. 6. The client reconnects normally as in Testcase 2015.  Start a server and connect multiple (at least 3) clients. 2. In one client's console, type "#quit". 3. In a second client's console type "#logoff". Expected results: 1. In both cases, all remaining clients and the server get the following message: <loginID> has disconnected. 2. The clients display: Connection Closed. (Exception: NT will display "Abnormal termination of connection." when the logoff command is used.)
Testcase 2018 System: Simple Chat Phase: 2 Different platform tests Severity: 1 Instructions: 1. Repeat all these tests on different platforms (95/98, NT, UNIX). Expected results: 1. The same as before.
Testcase 2019 System: Simple Chat Phase: 2 Interaction between different platforms Severity: 1 Instructions: 1. Repeat Testcases 2005, 2009, 2010-2019 mixing the platforms involved. Expected results: 1. The same as before.


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Disney prepares to officially unveil plant-based menu
by Jessica De NovaANAHEIM, Calif. -- The happiest place on Earth is adding more plant-based options to its menu.
Disneyland Resorts is preparing to officially announce its plant-based menu items in the spring of 2020.
The resort's Culinary Director, John State, said his team has been listening to their guests.
"We're inspired by their feedback, going back into the kitchen, working on creating, innovating and introducing new flavors that just happen to be plant-based. Plant-based is what our guests are looking for," State said.
State said his crew was looking to tell a story through food.
The items available before the official launch included al pastor marinated cauliflower tacos at Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante, cape gooseberries in the Rongo Salad at the Disneyland Hotel and bulgogi-style plant-based sausage in the Ronto-less Garden Wrap at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.
"It really ties into where the land is and what the characters are," State said.
State said his favorite were the potato flautas at Lamplight Lounge inside Disney California Adventure Park.
"This is actually a hidden gem. It's probably becoming the most popular dish on the menu," State said, right before breaking it down: "Crispy corn tortillas, filled with soft potatoes, topped with a plant-based chorizo, slightly spicy, serrano chili tomatillo salsa and then topped with a fragrant fresno-chile, escobiche-style salad with arugula."
Several resort guests were glad to hear there was more to choose from.
John South said he is 90% vegetarian and found it hard to stick to his diet while traveling.
"I'm ready to try some," South said.
Kat Walker said she had just been certified as a dietitian.
"The plant-based approach is kind of getting bigger in America which I think is great because it is a healthier option for our bodies. It has shown a lot more benefits like disease prevention and overall health. I think it's great that Disney is on board," Walker said.
Skye McGuffie was visiting with friends from Australia. The group said they were vegan and were excited to see the diet was growing in popularity in the United States.
"Super, super excited. There's quite a few Instagram accounts out there that follow around the specialized vegan options at Disney Resorts, so it sort of made life a lot easier now, especially because they're using a symbol on the menu and things like that," McGuffie said.
Staring in spring of 2020, all plant-based items on the resort's menu will be labeled with a leaf icon.


One day in summer, my mom asked me to partake in this competition. She kept nagging me about it, and I was like "yeah, yeah, I'll get to it."
Then one day during a Tech class, Sir Cy introduced the same competition for us to participate in. Needless to say, the opportunity was there and I took it.
Sir Cy paired me up with Led and Joanna to soon qualify for pitching our project (problem originally concieved by Sir JR) and subsequently developing it.
We were able to get something out of the contest; we now have an extra arduino (Leonardo), a Seeed shield, and a lot of wires and Grove modules. We also got an Acer Cloudprofessor from the competition, which is, in my personal opinion, pretty useless to us because of the unreliability of the internet here in our country.
We soon made it our Tech project and my Leadership SCALE activity. Took care of forms, materials, and we were set for the rest of the year.
Overall, it was a nice experience. I got to drink with a bunch of guys and girls from CARC and EVC and even pulled a smooth move with one of them after everything.


PottsUtils: Utility Functions of the Potts Models
There are three sets of functions. The first produces
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multinomial distributions to facilitate the simulation
functions (they maybe used for other purposes as well).
The second provides various simulation functions for a
Potts model in Potts, R. B. (1952)
<doi:10.1017/S0305004100027419>.
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NBCC falls as BofAML downgrades stock, cuts target price
BofA-ML cut ratings on NBCC to ‘underperform’ from ‘buy’ earlier.
by ETMarkets.comShares of state-owned construction company NBCC (India) fell in Tuesday's session after Bank of America Merryl Lynch (BofAML) downgraded the stock and cut its target price.
BofA-ML cut ratings on NBCC to ‘underperform’ from ‘buy’ earlier. It also reduced the target price to Rs 33 from Rs 47 per share.
The global brokerage said NBCC’s key development projects are stranded for want of approval. It noted that nearly half of NBCC’s Rs 72,000 crore order book is related to long gestation period of 4-5 years.
Tracking these negatives, BofAML cut FY21/22 earnings per share (EPS) estimate by 7 per cent. It also trimmed target multiple to 15 times 2-year forward EPS from 20 times earlier.
The shares of NBCC were trading at Rs 37, down 2.63 per cent.
NBCC has recently been tasked to complete stalled projects of Amrapali by Supreme Court. The Supreme Court had about a year ago asked the state-run builder to complete 16 projects of the Amrapali group. It has completed work on two of those.
The projects that the Supreme Court asked NBCC to take over at Noida and Greater Noida are expected to cost Rs 8,361 crore to complete.
NBCC is also bidding for projects of Jaypee Infratech.


SCENT OF A WOMAN A film review by Andrew Hall Copyright 1993 Andrew Hall
In this new drama, a real departure for director Martin Brest (BEVERLY HILLS COP, MIDNIGHT RUN), Al Pacino stars as Frank Slade, a retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel who happens to be blind. Chris O'Donnell co-stars as Charlie Simms, a poor kid on scholarship at a well-to-do prep school.
Unable to afford plane fare home for Thanksgiving, Charlie takes a job over the holiday weekend taking care of Frank, who refuses to go away with his daughter's family for the holiday. Charlie is put off by his first meeting with Frank, who has become an obnoxious, bitter, boozing old man, but Frank's mother sweet-talks Charlie into taking the job anyway.
As soon as Frank's daughter leaves for the holiday, Frank reveals that he has the whole weekend planned; a reluctant Charlie agrees to accompany him in his travels. Over the course of the weekend, Charlie learns of Frank's unhappiness, and man and boy bond, in a way.
This film is a journey for both characters: for Frank, it is the search for a reason to go on; for Charlie, it is the search for a father figure.
SCENT OF A WOMAN is mostly a drama, but there are a few good comic bits here and there, mostly resulting from Frank's obnoxious behavior. It doesn't resemble at all anything from MIDNIGHT RUN or BEVERLY HILLS COP (which I liked), so just don't expect that.
O'Donnell is convincing as the awkward, naive teenager who tries to guide Frank. But Pacino--well, what'd you expect?--gives a gritty, realistic performance in probably the most challenging role of the year. Don't bother to nominate Pacino for the Best Actor Oscar, just go ahead and give it to him now (no need to disappoint the other nominees).
Pacino manages to be obnoxious one second while being charming the next. And you really believe that he *is* blind. I wonder: did he wear some kind of contact lenses to hinder his sight?
But the film isn't without flaws. My biggest complaint was the ending, which (without ruining it for you) was just too sappy, too resolute. I also thought Pacino's speech was preachy and melodramatic, thrown in for good measure, when it wasn't really necessary. (The speech reminded me of the ending to AND JUSTICE FOR ALL, where the speech really *made* the film in that case).
And Frank is sometimes unbelievable in the things he can do, seemingly amazing for a blind person. The dancing--*maybe*--but the car, no way!
Further, the film was a little long--a bit over two hours--but I hardly noticed.
All in all, SCENT OF A WOMAN is a pretty good film, a sometimes intense drama with another great performance from Pacino. I found it very engaging. See it.
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 Trip to Loro Parque
 Out top tip is to visit the famous Loro Parque or 'Loro Park. It is a 13.5-hectare zoo on the outskirts of Puerto de la Cruz on Tenerife, Spain where it houses an extensive and diverse reserve of animal and plant species.

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Last, but not least you can take a stargaze trip to Teide National Park, the 3rd best place in the world to view stars and described by NASA as a window to the universe.


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THE MASK A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1994 Michael John Legeros
Directed by Chuck Russell Written by Mike Werb, based on the Dark Horse comic book character Cast Jim Carrey MPAA Rating "PG-13" Running Time Approx. 100 minutes
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"Somebody STOP me!" - Jim Carrey
This thin-but-amusing adaptation of the Dark Horse comic book is closer in spirit to BEETLEJUICE than BATMAN, though it *really* resembles the third segment of TWILIGHT ZONE: THE MOVIE. By Joe Dante. Pet Detective Jim Carrey stars as a mild-mannered bank clerk who dons a mystic mask to transform into something wilder and hipper than Jerry Lewis *ever* imagined.
The concept is canny enough: a green-faced, yellow zoot-suited superhero be-bopping around and just generally causing mischief in the dark, edgy city of Edge City. Complete with nifty matte painting ala BATMAN. Said mask is discovered by a diver, floats to the surface, and is finally found by repressed-but-still-a-nice-guy bank clerk Stanley Ipkiss (Carrey).
(Though, frankly, Jim Carrey is pretty soggy as a milquetoast. But *we* know he's the hero-to-be and that's all that counts, anyway.)
The fun comes when Stanley tries on the mask and is transformed into a living cartoon character, just like the ones he like to watch after work. Stanley spins like the Tazmanian Devil and bounces like Woody Woodpecker, to name a few. The twist is that Stanley Ipkiss, aka The Mask, is not a goody two-shoes and he ends up doing some of his *own* dirty deeds that set both the cops *and* the crooks on his yellow tail.
Viewers still recovering from ACE VENTURA: PET DETECTIVE can relax; THE MASK is not a Jim Carrey vehicle, per se. The rubber-faced actor actually exerts *some* self-control over the course of the film and that's good news because Carrey can be a bit much to take. (Even Robin Williams and Jonathan Winters work within boundaries. For Carrey, there *are* no rules.)
Though the comic is clearly captivating, the real star is/are the (literally) eye-popping special effects that allows Carrey to stretch and contort into shapes previously only permitted for cartoon characters. Too bad that too many of the gags-- such as Carrey turning into a whistling wolf-- go on too long. THE MASK needs twice as many gags in half the time.
There are two dance routines, though, that are pretty fun, including Carrey as "Cuban Pete" in a sequence that recalls the "Banana Boat Song" from BEETLEJUICE. And don't miss a dog who's a better scene-stealer than Eddie from TV's "Fraiser."
Production values are all surprising strong-- notably in the sound department-- but the story doesn't have either an edge or an interesting subplot to speak of. There's noir to run from a bad "B"-movie menu of supporting characters including a siren (Cameron Diaz), a gangster, a rasping Mr. Big, and a smart-mouthed cynic cop (Peter Reigert).
Most disappointing are too many obvious references to animator extraordinaire Tex Avery. Subtly, where is thy sting?
BOTTOM LINE: A must-see for Carrey fans; a manageable matinee for the rest of us.
Grade: B-
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TerminusDB — what’s in a name?
TerminusDB is an open source model driven graph database for knowledge graph representation designed specifically for the web-age. Our launch date is 1 October later this year.
The core development team is busy putting the pieces into place and we are all really excited about bringing TerminusDB to the world.
We’ll be pushing out plenty of content and documentation about the capabilities of the database over the coming weeks.
We have long dreamed of a future where databases learn by automatically extracting information both from existing networked data-sources and from their users to continuously improve the reliability and accuracy of the information they contain. We wanted to build a database that would be capable of automatically generating sophisticated curation and analysis tools to allow users to access and manage the data they contain and to feed the results of these analyses into real-time automated workflows and learning algorithms. A big ask, but TerminusDB will be a strong step towards making it a reality.
Our Benevolent Dictator for Life is the one and only Gavin Mendel-Gleason. He’s a database maniac who dreams of logic, mathematics and formal methods. Gavin and the rest of the team have poured years of high-intensity work into building TerminusDB. Considerable innovation — both theoretical and practical — was required to build the database. Not only did we end up having to write the software ourselves, along the way we had to develop and formalise a new theoretical model of computer programming for data intensive systems; develop, formalise and prove a new modular logic for data objects; and devise, develop and deploy a new general purpose logical approach to describing and querying graph shapes and constraining their transitions. It has been a labour of love by all the contributing team.
Terminus was the Roman god of boundaries. He is an old Roman god — probably introduced by Romulus after the founding of the city. There is a famous story told of the last king of Rome (so disliked & proud that he was overthrown and the Republic declared) — he wanted to reshape Rome as an imperial capital and engaged in a large scale building programme. As part of his works, he set about reconstructing the Temple of Jupiter on the Capitol Hill. Tarquin thought that constructing a massive temple over the remains a holy site consecrated by Romulus would cement his place as a great King of Rome. To facilitate the reconstruction, the older shrines to various gods had to be removed; however, when they attempted to move the shrine of Terminus, it would not budge. Terminus was the immovable rock of the Capitol. Even Jupiter, the king of the gods, had to kneel to Terminus.
Ovid, the great Roman poet, writing 500 years later, interpreted these events:
‘What happened when the new Capitol was built?
Where he was found, and shares the temple with great Jupiter.

Since then, Terminus, you’ve not been free to wander:
Stay there, in the place where you’ve been put,
And yield not an inch to your neighbour’s prayers,
Lest you seem to set men above Jupiter.’
Terminus, as the God of boundaries, is particularly appropriate for our database management system. All good databases need boundaries — you need to know what’s in there and what isn’t. One of our major innovations in building TerminusDB is implementing a closed world version of OWL, the web ontology language. In the semantic web academic tradition, OWL has an open world assumption which means that the truth value of a statement may be true irrespective of whether or not it is known to be true. For TerminusDB any statement that is true must also be known to be true. This makes the database practical and usable for a broad range of industrial applications.
The Roman God Terminus’ slogan ‘Concedo Nulli’ — concede to nobody — is also particularly appealing to the core TerminusDB team. As anybody who has delivered a production ready database will know, you have to walk through walls to get it done and yield to nobody. We bear the scars of those battles.
Asimov fans will also recognise Terminus as the home planet of the Foundation. Hari Seldon, inventor of Psychohistory, predicted a 30,000 year interregnum of barbaric dark ages until the rise of a New Empire. Seldon created a plan to shorten this interregnum from 30,000 years to 1,000 years. The Foundation was set up as an organisation intent on preserving all of human knowledge during the 1,000 years of chaos. Seldon’s true intention for the Foundation was to preserve the sciences and provide a political starting point for the Second Empire. The Foundation grows from Terminus to become a federation of planets under the direct control of Terminus or under its sphere of influence.
TerminusDB powers Seshat, the Global History Databank, which is like the Foundation in that Seshat is dedicated to bringing together the most current and comprehensive body of knowledge about human history in one place. The massive collection of historical information allows researchers to rigorously test different hypotheses about the rise and fall of large-scale societies and human history. The core TerminusDB team are active in the Cliodynamics community. Cliodynamics treats history as science — practitioners develop theories that explain such dynamic historical processes, translate these theories into mathematical models and then test predictions against data.
The father of Cliodynamics, Peter Turchin, recently authored a book ‘Ages of Discord’, which uses cliodynamic approaches and the data in the Global History Databank to give an insight into the future.
The parallels to Asimov’s psychohistory are very strong. Cliodynamics is the real world version of psychohistory and Seshat is the real world version of the Foundation. And TerminusDB is the analogue of Terminus in the Foundation universe.
We want people around the world to use our database, but we also want you to contribute to the project. We believe in the ideals of the free software movement. We’ll therefore release TerminusDB under GPL V3. That will allow everybody to inspect and use the full code base.
We believe in a data-centric approach to development. Hoarding data in proprietary and complex applications is a mistake. Validation logic should be embedded in the data layer where it belongs and not housed in expensive to maintain application code. Long term cost of data ownership has been a huge consideration as we worked on this project. TerminusDB contributors will be posting on this blog over the coming weeks and months.
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Documents
| Talk | Event |
|---|---|
| Creating cling, an interactive interpreter interface for clang Axel Naumann, Philippe Canal, Paul Russo, Vassil Vassilev |
LLVM Dev Meeting 2010, San Jose, USA |
| Implementing Dynamic Scopes in Cling Vassil Vassilev |
LLVM Euro Dev Meeting 2011, London, UK |
| Cling - The LLVM-based Interpreter Vassil Vassilev |
PH/SFT Group Meeting, CERN, CH |


Hello, World! Welcome to my website and blog! My name is Chris but I go by the alias Invysti on the Internet. A little bit about me, I am an aspiring programmer based in the Texas area. I am actually a CPA (certified public accountant) with a Master’s Degree in Accounting. However, I’ll be returning to school this fall for a Post-Baccalaureate in Computer Science after discovering my passion for programming. The main purpose of this website and blog is to catalog my journey through programming as well as to keep myself on track and accountable to finish the projects that I start.
The site is extremely basic at the moment but I am working on it! As you can tell, the formatting isn’t that great. I’m hosting it through GitHub Pages using Jekyll and Bootstrap just to make it easy. I’m currently using the Grayscale theme provided by Start Bootstrap. Check the theme out here https://startbootstrap.com/template-overviews/grayscale/ or check out the other awesome themes that they have! I’ll be personalizing and changing the theme over time for a more distinct look so stay tuned for that.
I’m still fairly new to programming having only studied it on my own for about half a year so far. No projects to add to the site or my GitHub page as of now. I have a couple of basic programming projects from online courses I have taken but I felt like I should add more personal projects instead of assignments from courses. I’m thinking a basic probability calculator for Texas Hold’em would be pretty interesting and fun to work on.
I’m also highly interested in game development but no projects on that end yet as I’m still getting a grasp on gaming engines and learning their interfaces. However, I’m thinking about a basic 2D platformer as a start.
Anyways, that’s it for now. Time for me to get back to work!
Invysti


M77 reopen after emergency services rush to reports of 'man falling from bridge'
Police and ambulance services raced to the scene were spotted at junction one of the busy motorway near Glasgow.
by Daniel Morrow, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/daniel-morrow/A number of emergency services were deployed to the M77 in Glasgow after reports that a person had fallen from a bridge.
Police were called to junction one at Dumbreck at around 10am on Monday, November 4.
The busy motorway was closed northbound as officers and medical staff remained at the scene.
Police reopened the section of the motorway at around 11am.
It is unclear if anyone has been injured in the incident.
A spokesperson for Police Scotland said: “At around 10am on Monday, November 4, we received a report that a person had fallen from a bridge at junction one on the M77.
“Junction one northbound was closed while emergency service remain on the scene.”


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Table tennis, also known as ping-pong, is a sport in which two or four players hit a lightweight ball back and forth across a table using small rackets. The game takes place on a hard table divided by a net. ... A point is scored when a player fails to return the ball within the rules.


In an 1829 [stage] adaptation of Walter Scott's Guy Mannering, a character is lost on a storm-racked Scottish heath, when suddenly: “Ha! What do I see on this lonely heath? A Piano? Who could be lonely with that? The moon will shortly rise and light me from this unhallowed place; so, to console myself, I will sing one of Julia's favourite melodies.” And he does.
From The Invention Of Murder : How The Victorians Revelled In Death And Detection And Created Modern Crime by Judith Flanders (2011)


Y-A-S strategies, underlying traits and tools to extract trait information
- Omics (genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics): markers not known but likely central carbon metabolism, amino acid, fatty acid, and nucleotide synthesis.
- Stable isotope tracing into biomass and respired CO 2*
- Biomass and respiration measurements*
- Extracellular enzyme assays*
- Omics: Glycoside hydrolase genes, other CAZy database genes, genes for extracellular enzymes
Asterisk represents quantifiable physiological assays that directly measure phenotypic traits


News and Status27 October 2001 - BCEL moves to Jakarta!The Byte Code Engineering Library is now an official subproject of Jakarta. A special thanks goes to Markus Dahm for donating the code to the Jakarta Project. 25 April 2003 - BCEL 5.1 released!The Byte Code Engineering Library version 5.1 has been released after a long period of testing. It mainly contains bug fixes and introduces the possibility to use custom repositories. |


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Author: Pascal Poupart, Craig Boutilier
Abstract: We examine the problem of generating state-space compressions of POMDPs in a way that minimally impacts decision quality. We analyze the impact of compressions on decision quality, observing that compressions that allow accurate policy evaluation (prediction of expected future reward) will not affect decision quality. We derive a set of sufﬁcient conditions that ensure accurate prediction in this respect, illustrate interesting mathematical properties these confer on lossless linear compressions, and use these to derive an iterative procedure for ﬁnding good linear lossy compressions. We also elaborate on how structured representations of a POMDP can be used to ﬁnd such compressions.
[1] C. Boutilier, R. Dearden, and M. Goldszmidt. Stochastic dynamic programming with factored representations. Artiﬁcial Intelligence, 121:49–107, 2000.
[2] C. Boutilier and D. Poole. Computing optimal policies for partially observable decision processes using compact representations. Proc. AAAI-96, pp.1168–1175, Portland, OR, 1996.
[3] R. Givan, T. Dean, and M. Greig. Equivalence notions and model minimization in Markov decision processes. Artiﬁcial Intelligence, to appear, 2002.
[4] C. Guestrin, D. Koller, and R. Parr. Max-norm projections for factored MDPs. Proc. IJCAI-01, pp.673–680, Seattle, WA, 2001.
[5] C. Guestrin, D. Koller, and R. Parr. Solving factored POMDPs with linear value functions. IJCAI-01 Worksh. on Planning under Uncertainty and Inc. Info., Seattle, WA, 2001.
[6] C. Guestrin and D. Ormoneit. Information-theoretic features for reinforcement learning. Unpublished manuscript.
[7] J. Hoey, R. St-Aubin, A. Hu, and C. Boutilier. SPUDD: Stochastic planning using decision diagrams. Proc. UAI-99, pp.279–288, Stockholm, 1999.
[8] M. L. Littman. Memoryless policies: theoretical limitations and practical results. In D. Cliff, P. Husbands, J. Meyer, S. W. Wilson, eds., Proc. 3rd Intl. Conf. Sim. of Adaptive Behavior, Cambridge, 1994. MIT Press.
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[11] K. Murphy. A survey of POMDP solution techniques. Technical Report, U.C. Berkeley, 2000.
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Problem Description:
There is a paper of size \(w×h\) which can be cut into two pieces on the following conditions:
Ideological Analysis:
We will keep dividing w and h until both of them are odd and keep counting the number of pieces. Here we have to keep in mind that the number of pieces is at least 1. That means if it is not possible to cut the paper, in another word, w and h both are odd, then the number of pieces is 1. And every time when the paper is cut, the total piece is getting multiplied by 2.
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Ancestry SNPs
As human migration has progressed, genetic drift, as well as selection, has resulted in variable allele frequencies for different populations.
For this reason, genetic variation can be used to infer ancestry.
For more information, explore the "Ancestry" tabs above.
In this exercise, 10 random SNPs were chosen that have different allele frequencies in Europeans and East Asians.


A comprehensive lesson plan / guide for those with little-to-no coding experience who want to learn how to program (and program well)!
Below is the 'Lesson Plan' I've put together for learning to code and links to the relevant blog post:
1. Welcome post: This post explains my motivation for starting this blog and what you can expect from other posts
2. Text editors: A short post explaining text editors and which ones I recommend


Create a schedule of events occuring in increments from a fixed date.
on_every_nth(n, unit, starting, inclusive = TRUE, backdated = FALSE) on_every(unit, starting, inclusive = TRUE, backdated = FALSE) on_every_second(unit, starting, inclusive = TRUE, backdated = FALSE) in_every_nth(n, unit, starting, inclusive = TRUE, backdated = FALSE) in_every(unit, starting, inclusive = TRUE, backdated = FALSE) in_every_second(unit, starting, inclusive = TRUE, backdated = FALSE)
| n | A single integer specifying the increment of the events to create.
Eg. |
|---|---|
| unit | The type of period to increment. Can be either:
|
| starting | The first event of the series. Can be a date or datetime. |
| inclusive | Logical indicating whether the |
| backdated | Logical indicating whether dates prior the |
A schedule object.
on_every()
and on_every_second()
are convenience functions for
on_every_nth()
where the n
argument is pre-filled with 1L
and 2L
respectively.
monthly_from_millenium_start <- on_every("month", as.Date("2000-01-01")) schedule_days(monthly_from_millenium_start, during = 2000)#> [1] "2000-01-01" "2000-02-01" "2000-03-01" "2000-04-01" "2000-05-01" #> [6] "2000-06-01" "2000-07-01" "2000-08-01" "2000-09-01" "2000-10-01" #> [11] "2000-11-01" "2000-12-01"fortnightly_from_millenium_start <- on_every_second("week", as.Date("2000-01-01")) schedule_days(fortnightly_from_millenium_start, during = 2000)#> [1] "2000-01-01" "2000-01-15" "2000-01-29" "2000-02-12" "2000-02-26" #> [6] "2000-03-11" "2000-03-25" "2000-04-08" "2000-04-22" "2000-05-06" #> [11] "2000-05-20" "2000-06-03" "2000-06-17" "2000-07-01" "2000-07-15" #> [16] "2000-07-29" "2000-08-12" "2000-08-26" "2000-09-09" "2000-09-23" #> [21] "2000-10-07" "2000-10-21" "2000-11-04" "2000-11-18" "2000-12-02" #> [26] "2000-12-16" "2000-12-30"tenth_weekend_day_from_millenium_start <- on_every_nth(10, on_weekend(), as.Date("2000-01-01")) schedule_days(tenth_weekend_day_from_millenium_start, during = 2000)#> [1] "2000-01-01" "2000-02-05" "2000-03-11" "2000-04-15" "2000-05-20" #> [6] "2000-06-24" "2000-07-29" "2000-09-02" "2000-10-07" "2000-11-11" #> [11] "2000-12-16"


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Florida school finds alternative for frog dissections
by Associated PressNEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. (AP) — No frogs were harmed in the making of a Florida high school’s science class.
J.W. Mitchell High School in New Port Richey began using synthetic frogs for educational dissections last Wednesday. Pasco County Superintendent Kurt Browning says it’s the first school in the world to use the technology.
The lives of real frogs are being spared at a cost of $150 per synthetic frog. Tampa-based developer SynDaver received funds from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals to help create the “SynFrog.”
SynDaver says the fake frogs are made of water, fibers and salts and can be reused. Founder and CEO Dr. Christopher Sakezles says the synthetic frogs are also safer because there are no potentially harmful chemicals.
PETA says 3 million frogs are killed for classroom use each year.
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An earlier version of this report incorrectly reported that PETA says 1 million frogs are killed for classroom use each year, instead of 3 million.


Money Play. How should Red play 41?
pips Red=83 White=74
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
I have a rule of thumb that says that giving up one home board point in positions like this is OK but think carefully before giving up a second point.
This is because Red needs to be able to contain any White checker that is hit and that becomes progressively more difficult as the home board weakens.
Red does much better here to play 13/8 and keep the home board, rather than dismantle it 5/4, 5/1 (which make rolls like 41 and 42 very awkward next turn). Even if the blot is hit he will re-enter immediately 30% of the time and still be in the game.
5/4, 5/1 gives up 5% game winning chances and is nearly a double blunder.
This is because Red needs to be able to contain any White checker that is hit and that becomes progressively more difficult as the home board weakens.
Red does much better here to play 13/8 and keep the home board, rather than dismantle it 5/4, 5/1 (which make rolls like 41 and 42 very awkward next turn). Even if the blot is hit he will re-enter immediately 30% of the time and still be in the game.
5/4, 5/1 gives up 5% game winning chances and is nearly a double blunder.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 18/14 18/13 Eq.: +0.087 0.559 0.052 0.001 - 0.441 0.099 0.002 2. Cubeful 2-ply 8/3 6/2 Eq.: +0.014 (-0.073) 0.518 0.085 0.001 - 0.482 0.116 0.002 3. Cubeful 2-ply 13/9 13/8 Eq.: -0.001 (-0.088) 0.512 0.070 0.001 - 0.488 0.095 0.002 4. Cubeful 2-ply 13/8 6/2 Eq.: -0.064 (-0.151) 0.495 0.076 0.001 - 0.505 0.114 0.002 5. Cubeful 2-ply 6/2 6/1 Eq.: -0.083 (-0.170) 0.493 0.073 0.001 - 0.507 0.126 0.001


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??? But the blog lives on!
You may notice a few broken links to
www.iDuprey.com,
tlbible.iDuprey.com, etc. That's because the hosting service provided by Apple has closed shop. I could migrate these, but honestly they were stale and not maintained. Posterous provides all that I need.
Those cached pages will have reduced functionality, of course.


VPA invites school to register for tree-planting competition
The Violence Prevention Alliance (VPA) is inviting schools islandwide to register for the 2019-2020 Trees for Peace Competition by November 30.
To participate in this competition, schools are encouraged to share a picture of the planned area that will be converted into its peace garden, along with a registration form via email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Registration forms can also be accessed on the VPA website at www.vpajamaica.org.
The VPA will again collaborate with the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information in promoting the Trees for Peace Competition, which focuses on respect, tolerance, care for the environment and each other.
Peace gardens will be judged in February to March of 2020 and cash prizes and trophies will be given to the top three schools. Parish winners will be given plaques, and all schools will receive a certificate of participation.
The 2018 competition was a success, with the winning school being Prospect Primary in St Thomas; second-place winner was Naggo Head Infant School in Portmore, St Catherine, and Holy Family Primary School in Kingston, was placed third.


Software Engineer who has successfully developed web applications, mobile apps and backends. Fast learner, well-educated and with experience in an international work environment. Looking forward to be involved with all aspects of software development.
Building and maintaing features of the product and contributing to the Open Source APIs.
Building and maintaining information systems that are used by federal institutions and also by the brazilian population with high scalability always in mind.
Building whole applications in an agile environment, from server side to frontend. Architecting software considering the client needs, making day-to-day decisions along with the team to build highly scalable systems, from performance to user experience. Currently working on a project for HP.
Working as a Fullstack developer for an american startup in the agtech business. Developing an hybrid app using Ionic Framework, along with a webapp developed using Angular, and a Backend using DJango. Also responsible for the automation of the company on client support.
Hybrid Developer using Ionic Framework and MEAN (MongoDB, Express, AngularJS, NodeJS) Responsible for the first version of the app for events participation Joyn
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11.1. Release 0.213
General Changes
- Fix split scheduling backpressure when plan contains colocated join. Previously, splits
for the second and subsequent scan nodes (in scheduling order) were scheduled continuously
until completion, rather than pausing due to sufficient pending splits.
- Fix query execution failure or indefinite hang during grouped execution when all splits
for any lifespan are completely filtered out.
- Fix grouped execution to respect the configured concurrent lifespans per task.
Previously, it always used a single lifespan per task.
- Fix execution failure when using grouped execution with right or full outer joins
where the right side is not partitioned on the join key.
- Fix a scenario where too many rows are returned to clients in a single response.
- Do not allow setting invalid property values with SET SESSION.
- Disable stats calculator by default as it can cause a planning failure for
certain complex queries. It can be enabled with the
experimental.enable-stats-calculator
configuration property or the enable_stats_calculator
session property.
- Avoid making guesses when estimating filters for joins. Previously, if nothing
was known about the filter, a
0.9
coefficient was applied as a filter factor.
Now, if nothing is known about a filter, the estimate will be unknown. A 0.9
coefficient will be applied for all additional conjuncts if at least a single
conjunct can be reasonably estimated.
- Improve inference of predicates for inner joins.
- Improve
EXPLAIN ANALYZE
output by adding CPU time and enhancing accuracy of CPU fraction.
- Include stats and cost estimates in textual plans created on query completion.
- Enhance
SHOW STATS
to support IN
and BETWEEN
predicates in the
WHERE
condition of the SELECT
clause.
- Remove transaction from explain plan for indexes joins.
- Add
max_drivers_per_task
session property, allowing users to limit concurrency by
specifying a number lower than the system configured maximum. This can cause the
query to run slower and consume less resources.
- Add
join-max-broadcast-table-size
configuration property and
join_max_broadcast_table_size
session property to control the maximum estimated size
of a table that can be broadcast when using AUTOMATIC
join distribution type (#11667).
- Add experimental config option
experimental.reserved-pool-enabled
to disable the reserved memory pool.
- Add
targetResultSize
query parameter to /v1/statement
endpoint to control response data size.
Geospatial Changes
- Fix
ST_Distance()
function to return NULL
if any of the inputs is an
empty geometry as required by the SQL/MM specification.
- Add
ST_MultiPoint()
function to construct multi-point geometry from an array of points.
- Add
geometry_union()
function to efficiently union arrays of geometries.
- Add support for distributed spatial joins (#11072).
Server RPM Changes
- Allow running on a JVM from any vendor.
Web UI Changes
- Remove legacy plan UI.
- Add support for filtering queries by all error categories.
- Add dialog to show errors refreshing data from coordinator.
- Change worker thread list to not show thread stacks by default to improve page peformance.
Hive Connector Changes
- Fix LZO and LZOP decompression to work with certain data compressed by Hadoop.
- Fix ORC writer validation percentage so that zero does not result in 100% validation.
- Fix potential out-of-bounds read for ZSTD on corrupted input.
- Stop assuming no distinct values when column null fraction statistic is less than
1.0
.
- Treat
-1
as an absent null count for compatibility with statistics written by
Impala.
- Preserve original exception for metastore network errors.
- Preserve exceptions from Avro deserializer
- Categorize text line length exceeded error.
- Remove the old Parquet reader. The
hive.parquet-optimized-reader.enabled
configuration property and parquet_optimized_reader_enabled
session property
no longer exist.
- Remove the
hive.parquet-predicate-pushdown.enabled
configuration property
and parquet_predicate_pushdown_enabled
session property.
Pushdown is always enabled now in the Parquet reader.
- Enable optimized ORC writer by default. It can be disabled using the
hive.orc.optimized-writer.enabled
configuration property or the
orc_optimized_writer_enabled
session property.
- Use ORC file format as the default for new tables or partitions.
- Add support for Avro tables where the Avro schema URL is an HDFS location.
- Add
hive.parquet.writer.block-size
and hive.parquet.writer.page-size
configuration properties and parquet_writer_block_size
and
parquet_writer_page_size
session properties for tuning Parquet writer options.
Memory Connector Changes
- Improve table data size accounting.
Thrift Connector Changes
- Include constraint in explain plan for index joins.
- Improve readability of columns, tables, layouts, and indexes in explain plans.
Verifier Changes
- Rewrite queries in parallel when shadowing writes.


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Version 2.1.4
GENERAL
- Added:
- Added EtherCAT driver
- Added support for XMC4300 series
ETH_MAC
- Fixed:
- XMC_ETH_MAC_GetRxFrameSize return value in case of errors
ETH_PHY
VADC
- Fixed:
- XMC_VADC_GLOBAL_TriggerEvent API fixed. OR operation removed.
- XMC_VADC_GLOBAL_ClearEvent API fixed. Multiple events triggering on clearing the event is fixed.
- Wrong MACRO name defined in xmc_vadc_map.h file corrected for XMC4200/4100 devices. XMC_VADC_G3_SAMPLE renamed to XMC_VADC_G1_SAMPLE
FLASH
- Fixed:
- Flash access time
- Wait until operation is finished for the next functions:
- XMC_FLASH_InstallProtection
- XMC_FLASH_ConfirmProtection
- XMC_FLASH_ProgramPage
- XMC_FLASH_EraseSector
- XMC_FLASH_ErasePhysicalSector
- XMC_FLASH_EraseUCB
Fix XMC_FLASH_VerifyReadProtection and XMC_FLASH_VerifyWriteProtection
SDMMC
SPI
Version 2.1.2
GENERAL
- Added:
- Added I2S driver
- Added support for XMC4700 and XMC4800 series
DSD
CCU4
- Changed:
- Added:
- XMC_CCU4_SLICE_PRESCALER_t enum is added to set the prescaler divider
- XMC_CCU4_SLICE_EVENT_LEVEL_SENSITIVITY_t, two more enum items are added to support external count direction settings
- XMC_CCU4_SLICE_MULTI_IRQ_ID_t is added to support the XMC_CCU4_SLICE_EnableMultipleEvents() and XMC_CCU4_SLICE_DisableMultipleEvents() APIs
- Map files added macros with peripheral names for readability
CCU8
- Changed:
- Added:
- XMC_CCU8_SLICE_PRESCALER_t enum is added to set the prescaler divider
- XMC_CCU8_SLICE_SHADOW_TRANSFER_MODE_t is added for all the devices except XMC45 devices, to set when the shadow transfer has to happen
- XMC_CCU8_SOURCE_OUT0_t, XMC_CCU8_SOURCE_OUT1_t, XMC_CCU8_SOURCE_OUT2_t, XMC_CCU8_SOURCE_OUT3_t enums are added to map one of the ST to OUT0, OUT1, OUT3, OUT4 signals
- In XMC_CCU8_SLICE_COMPARE_CONFIG_t structure, selector_out0, selector_out1, selector_out2, selector_out3 are added to support XMC14 devices
- XMC_CCU8_SLICE_EnableCascadedShadowTransfer(), XMC_CCU8_SLICE_DisableCascadedShadowTransfer(),XMC_CCU8_SLICE_SetShadowTransferMode() API are supported for all the devices except XMC45
- XMC_CCU8_SLICE_EVENT_LEVEL_SENSITIVITY_t, two more enum items are added to support external count direction settings
- XMC_CCU8_SLICE_SetTimerCompareMatchChannel1(), XMC_CCU8_SLICE_SetTimerCompareMatchChannel2() inline APIs are added to update the respective compare registers directly
- XMC_CCU8_SLICE_MULTI_IRQ_ID_t is added to support the XMC_CCU8_SLICE_EnableMultipleEvents() and XMC_CCU8_SLICE_DisableMultipleEvents() APIs
- Map files added macros with peripheral names for readability
I2C
SPI
UART
FLASH
- Added:
- XMC_FLASH_Reset
- XMC_FLASH_ErasePhysicalSector
- XMC_FLASH_EraseUCB
- XMC_FLASH_ResumeProtection
- XMC_FLASH_RepairPhysicalSector
WDT
VADC
- Added:
- XMC_VADC_GLOBAL_SetIndividualBoundary
- XMC_VADC_GROUP_SetIndividualBoundary
- XMC_VADC_GROUP_GetAlias
- XMC_VADC_GROUP_GetInputClass
- XMC_VADC_GROUP_ChannelSetIclass
- XMC_VADC_GROUP_ChannelGetResultAlignment
- XMC_VADC_GROUP_ChannelGetInputClass
- XMC_VADC_GROUP_SetResultSubtractionValue
SCU
CAN
- Added:
- XMC48/47 new signature for XMC_CAN_GetBaudrateClockFrequency(), XMC_CAN_Init(), XMC_CAN_SetBaudrateClockSource(), XMC_CAN_GetBaudrateClockSource()
Version 2.0.0
GENERAL
- Removed:
- version macros and declaration of GetDriverVersion()
CAN
CCU4
CCU8
- Added:
- Fixed:
- XMC_CCU8_SLICE_CHECK_INTERRUPT macro. Fixed the missing item for compare match down for channel 2
DMA
- Added:
- Changed:
- XMC_DMA_LLI_t structure. Members src_addr and dst_addr are now uint32_t.
- XMC_DMA_CH_SetSourceAddress(). Changed type of addr parameter to uint32_t
- XMC_DMA_CH_SetdestinationAddress(). Changed type of addr parameter to uint32_t
HRPWM
- Added:
- Fixed:
- CSG trimming data assignment is corrected.
- Removed:
- XMC_HRPWM_SHADOW_TX_t. Gets renamed to XMC_HRPWM_SHADOW_TX_DAC_t
I2C
- Added:
- Fixed:
- XMC_I2C_CH_Stop(). Check if transmission is going before setting the channel to idle.
LEDTS
POSIF
RTC
SCU
SPI
UART
- Added:
- Fixed:
- XMC_UART_CH_INPUT_t enum contents.
- XMC_UART_CH_Stop(). Check if transmission is going before setting the channel to idle.
USBD
VADC
Version 1.0.0


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Before that, I had been making mobile games for almost 4 years with C++/C#, most of which were implemented in Unity. And my major job was about rendering, physics, character-ai and game logic. Finally, three of them were published on ios/android or playstation.
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Although progress has been made in recent years to tackle the problem, much more needs to be done to get children out of large institutions and to end the detention of underage migrants, said Manfred Nowak, the Austrian rights scholar, who led the study.
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The report warned that psychiatric disorders among children could increase tenfold during detention, and that released children died much younger than those who had never been detained. Nowak’s team found that at least 410,000 children were held every year in prions and pre-trial detention, while 1 million were held in police custody.


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| DOSE: |
230 mg |
oral |
Methylone |
(powder / crystals) |
On a windy Thursday morning I ingested 230mg of methylone from a reputable supplier. It had only been in my possession for a week.
I've plenty of experience with psychedelic drugs, both the usuals and the RC's. Lately I've been on vacation from drugs, pursuing sober life, trying to manifest the changes I've seen I need to make to be proud of myself. I meditate and do yoga, and I am very sensitive to changes in my psyche. 15mg of caffeine is too much for me.
My state of mind going into the experience was not exactly positive. Life is tough and I'm having trouble transitioning from passive to active life. Wednesday was my 21st birthday, which I spent alone. Basically I was too depressed to want to talk to anyone.
So this morning I got up, did my beach yoga with the rising sun, wrapped the pungent chemical in some paper and ate it. I was already feeling better than the night before.
10:47 +230mg methylone
In ten minutes I took a shower and did some dishes. Then I packed my backpack with some music, a sketchbook, and some sweet Faber-Castell markers.
I sat on the beach and tried to meditate as the chemical set in. I burped a couple times and tasted the chemical.
11:30
Possible first alert.
12:00
I try laying down in the sunshine and listening to some music. It was really very nice, but not any nicer than usual
12:20
I wonder if the chemical is going to kick in. I wrapped it in a receipt, and I wonder if receipt paper is harder for the stomach to digest than tissue or toilet paper. It seems unlikely.
I move to a bench and start to draw the sun shining through clouds. A priest professor from the university comes over and lights up a cig. I make some conversation, hoping that this chemical shines with social interaction. We have an interesting talk about literature, but nothing unusual.
I finish up my picture and itís pretty sweet.
2:00
I go to eat in the cafeteria alone, and sit down next to some random chick. I usually try and do this kind of thing, and we usually talk. I get her number, nothing too unusual.
So I never really ended up feeling anything. My heart rate didn't increase that much, although I was a tiny bit sweatier than usual. I tried to do some yoga towards the end of the experience and it wasnít any different than usual. I would describe the experience as similar to eating blotter before it has been saturated with a drug, or like being around drunk people. I ended up in a good-ish mood, but I wasn't smiling or anything. Also, all my normal social anxiety was fully present when talking to the chick.
I don't really have any way to explain my reaction. I don't have any special allergies or anything, and it was my first time with an 'entactogen'. For all the psychedelics I've tried, I have avoided MDMA. I wonder if it has to do with the extent to which I used to trip - other experience reports talk about life-critiquing experiences which made them want to change bad habits or something, whereas that is all I think about, ever. I'll definitely try it again, as I have a couple grams of the stuff left over and it would be a bad idea to try and share it without having experienced it myself first.
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