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Madison Trust: Precious Metals
This awesome resource was recommended by one of this website's visitors, a STEM club student - thank you Kayla!
Publications
American Chemical Society Publications
Very useful resource for all the ACS-published chemistry journals. Everything back to the late 19th century (!) is apparently available online. You'll use this a lot in Part II year if you're at Oxford ...
Periodic Tables
WebElements
This one has has been around for a while and was the go-to back when I was at Uni - for when you've just got to know the melting point of Niobium. Happens to me all the time, obviously ...
RSC Periodic Table
The Royal Society of Chemistry's online periodic table is, as you might expect, very rich in info, including links to other resources such as podcasts, videos and references galore.
PeriodicTable.com
Snazzy domain name ... this one is full of more practical usage and photos and such. Not so much with the detail, but more appropriate for general interest.
Physical
My weakest of the three disciplines - I therefore kept more links on this than anything else. These ones survived ...
Hund's Rules
Having trouble understanding Hund's Rules, or where they come from? This site describes them really well!
Dr Thomas' Notes & Tutorials
Dr Thomas' lecture notes and tutorials on Thermodynamics, Solutions and Molecular Interactions. This was handy for me as it was a topic I struggled with.
Atomic Spectroscopy
Great site describing most of the common and important terms and concepts in Atomic Spectroscopy. Easy to understand too.


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In France, a wide majority of engineers spend the first two years of their higher education preparing for selective entrance examinations to the "Grandes écoles", that is the french graduate schools. These two years involve a lot of maths and physics, but also chemistry, philosophy, biology. It is great in the sense that it gives a wide scientific culture. But it means two years with almost no Computer Science, which leaves only 3 years to learn a lot of content before graduating with a Master's degree. As as result, I have been frustrated by the fact that some very useful things were not tought in my school. To cope with that, I started reading technical books, and taking Massive Open Online Courses.
MOOCs are great, because they are often self-paced, or at least flexible. Over the last year, I have taken 5 of them without counting some that I have not finished yet. Most of them are related with cutting-edge / trending technologies that I wanted to add to my skill set as they are quite popular. Below is a list of the MOOCs I have taken or that I am taking, and a personnal rate :
MOOCs are very useful, but I feel like when you want to really get deep into a subject, reading THE book about it is the the best way. It does take a lot more time, as solid reference books are usually worth a few hundreds hours of lecture if you take the time to really understand what they teach, but I think it is worth it! I am currently reading, slowly but steadily:


| Total net profit | -54.01 | Gross profit | 24.89 | Gross loss | -78.9 |
| Profit factor | 0.32 | Expected payoff | -0.23 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -54.01 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 55.82 (3083.98%) | ||
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Myxoma, a rare type of intracardiac tumor, forms a very small percentage of the cardiac cases. Reports of biatrial myxoma are rarer, with cases of single tumor reaching both atria being more common. Here, we present an unusual case of two independently growing atrial myxoma in a 29-year-old female. We emphasize that early recognition of symptoms, confirmation of diagnosis by transesophageal echocardiography, and prompt surgical excision remain vital in the management of such patients. The patient in the present case was managed successfully with no evidences of recurrence at the last follow-up.
Myxoma is a rare type of intracardiac tumor with an incidence of 0.0017% among the general population [ 1 ]. The left atrium is the most common site of origin of cardiac myxoma (75–80%), followed by right atrium (10–20%). Multiple myxoma represent 5% of all cardiac myxoma, of which half (2.5%) are of bilateral origin [ 1 , 2 ]. According to the available literature, only a few cases of biatrial myxoma have been reported so far, and they generally describe a single tumor reaching both atria [ 3 ]. Herein, we present a very rare case of two independently growing atrial myxoma in a young female.
A 29-year-old female presented to our institute with class III dyspnea and a history of cough for the past 1 year. She denied any past history of cardiac illness. Cardiac auscultation revealed a middiastolic murmur across mitral valve, followed by a tumor plop. Patient's electrocardiogram ( Figure 1) showed normal sinus rhythm; right axis deviation; and T-wave inversion in leads III and V1–4. Her pulse rate was 110 beats/min. Subsequently, transthoracic echocardiography in the emergency room revealed left atrium enlargement with an evidence of left atrial mass prolapsing through the mitral valve during diastole. The enlarged left atrial mass was probably attached to the interatrial septum. In addition, there were signs of mild eccentric mitral regurgitation and moderate tricuspid regurgitation. Left ventricle was of normal size with intact ventricular septum. The patient was further analyzed by transesophageal echocardiography. It revealed large left atrial mass attached to the interatrial septum (size: 6.6 × 3.1 cm; Figure 2(a)), with mobility into and out of the left ventricular inflow. Of significance, another mass was also evident in the right atrium (size: 1 × 1 cm; Figure 2(b)). Mitral valve appeared structurally normal. Notably, the right atrial mass was a separate entity and was not attached to interatrial septum. Immediate operation was indicated and the patient was scheduled for the surgical excision of these masses with cardiopulmonary bypass through right atrial approach. Both atrial masses were removed successfully along with the interatrial septum. Further, the interatrial septum was replaced with a pericardial patch. Upon histopathological examination, atrial masses were diagnosed as cardiac myxomas based on their suggestive features. The left atrial myxoma measured 6.5 × 5 × 3 cm, while right atrial myxoma measured 1.2 × 0.8 × 0.2 cm ( Figure 3). According to our examinations and laboratory evaluation, hemorrhage was established as the most probable cause for the formation of cystic lesions seen in the masses. Simultaneous screening of patient's family members revealed neither a family history nor features suggestive of cardiac myxoma.
Transthoracic echocardiogram performed at the 6-month follow-up in our patient revealed normal cardiac chambers, improved left ventricular function, and no evidence of residual myxoma or myxoma recurrence. The patient was kept on a yearly follow-up and she has remained symptom-free for about 1.5 years after the procedure.
Myxoma is the most prevalent primary tumor of the heart. Despite being benign, it may lead to embolic events or even sudden death. Early recognition, diagnosis, and prompt treatment remain vital to prevent life-threatening events in such patients [ 2 ].
In general, patients with cardiac myxoma present with symptoms of hemodynamic obstruction, embolization, or constitutional changes. Transesophageal echocardiography is widely accepted as the ideal diagnostic tool for cardiac myxoma. It confirms the location and extension of the tumor as well as the site of attachment of the tumor. Once the diagnosis is established, immediate surgical treatment is indicated in all patients to avoid further tumor embolism and valve obstruction. Prognosis is excellent after surgical excision. After surgery, regular follow-up with serial echocardiography is also very important to detect recurrence [ 1 , 2 ].
The present case is rare and particularly interesting because there were two different tumors, coexisting in each atrium. Initially, the diagnosis was not clearly established on transthoracic echocardiographic examination and the second tumor in the right atrium was missed. On the other hand, transesophageal echocardiography was effective at detecting both atrial tumors and was particularly helpful in identifying the site of tumor attachment and characteristics of the mass. Therefore, we recommend the use of transesophageal echocardiography as an ideal noninvasive diagnostic modality in cases of cardiac myxoma. It is estimated that the average growth rate of left atrial myxoma ranges from 1.8 to 5.7 cm/year [ 4 ]. Accordingly, the patient in the present case seems to have cardiac myxoma for more than one year as the dimension of left atrial mass in our case was 6.6 × 3.1 cm. This was reflected in patients' symptoms, that is, complaints of class III dyspnea for 1 year at the time of presentation. Other important features in our case include presentation of biatrial myxoma at relatively young age and absence of family history of myxoma. Available literature indicates that most of the cardiac myxomas are found in middle-age females and a small percentage of primary cardiac tumors may be familial [ 1 ].
Although prompt excision with high-risk cardiopulmonary bypass is the only acceptable mode of treatment [ 1 ], we believe that cardiac myxomas can be excised successfully with a low rate of mortality and morbidity. The patient in the present case was successfully operated on and is not having any recurrence to date.
This work was performed at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS), Ponekkara, Kochi, Kerala, India.
The authors declare that there is no conflict of interests regarding the publication of this paper.
Electrocardiogram showing T-wave inversion in leads III and V1–4.
2D transesophageal echocardiogram revealed (a) large left atrial mass of 6.6 × 3.1 cm size and (b) right atrial mass of 1 × 1 cm size.
Macroscopic view of the surgically excised atrial mass.


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Uhuru is for us all, Ruto tells Kieleweke
by IRENE MUGOIn Summary
- Chaos erupts after Nyeri Town MP Ngunjiri Wambugu arrives at the church flanked by his security detail and supporters.
- Some youths who accompanied the MP were denied entry to the venue after they became unruly.
- As other MPs went to welcome the DP when his helicopter landed, Mr Wambugu remained on the dais alone.
Deputy President William Ruto has told off Jubilee leaders allied to the Kieleweke political faction over what he terms their misguided perception that Central Kenya was President Uhuru Kenyatta’s bedroom.
Speaking in Nyeri on Sunday, the DP urged leaders to embrace a united front and avoid divisive politics.
“President Uhuru Kenyatta is for us all not only the people of central. His (political) bedroom is in all the 47 counties and he belongs to all Kenyans not just the Kikuyu community. His party has leaders elected from across the country,” he said.
CALL FOR UNITY
He asked Jubilee Party leaders to reject politics of hate, chaos and division, urging them to keep up a unified front.
“We are a united party and our competition should be about ideas, programmes and development of the country,” he said.
This was after seven people were arrested as chaos erupted before the DP arrived for a fundraiser at Giakanja Boys' High School.
Chaos erupted after Nyeri Town MP Ngunjiri Wambugu arrived at the church flanked by his security detail and supporters.
UNRULY YOUTHS
Some youths who accompanied the MP were denied entry to the venue after they became unruly.
Faithful who stood by the roadside waiting to attend the function scampered for their safety after gunshots rent the air as the police tried to disperse the rowdy youths.
In the fracas, Ruring’u MCA Samuel Kariuki was briefly held by the police officers after he was assaulted by an identified man who was later arrested.
A contingent of police officers had been deployed to ensure law and order prevailed throughout the function and thoroughly frisked residents going to the function.

Mr Ngunjiri later took to Facebook and asked, “So Ruto’s people have paid goons to burn Uhuru’s T-shirts in Nyeri? And do it shouting Ruto! Ruto!” Other MPs who accompanied Dr Ruto were Anthony Kiai (Mukurwe-ini), Mwangi Gichuki (Tetu), Rigathi Gachagua (Mathira), Aisha Jumwa (Malindi), Alice Wahome (Kandara) and Moses Kuria (Gatundu South).
Also present was Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga, Deputy Governor Caroline Karugu, Speaker John Kaguchia, Nyeri Woman Rep Rahab Mukami and several MCAs.
This was the first time the DP was attending a function in Nyeri Town this year.
DECLINED TO SPEAK
And, as other MPs went to welcome the DP when his helicopter landed, Mr Wambugu remained on the dais alone.
At the same time, the Nyeri Town MP declined to speak to his constituents when he was invited by the woman rep.
Leaders who spoke criticised Mr Wambugu for failing to support them, saying it is time to make amends and join their team.

“All those efforts to silence women will not work and since our last meeting was disrupted, plans are under way; we shall be back,” said Ms Wahome.
Mr Kuria and Ms Jumwa told Mr Wambugu to stop intimidating other leaders within the Jubilee party.


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Installation
Connect your serial adapter (usbcom1a works well if you don’t have one already) to the apu2c4 and start a program to use it, e.g. screen /dev/ttyUSB0 115200
. Then, power on the apu2c4 and configure it to do PXE boot:
- Press
F10
to enter the boot menu - Press
3
to enter setup - Press
n
to enable network boot - Press
c
to move mSATA to the top of the boot order - Press
e
to move iPXE to the top of the boot order - Press
s
to save configuration and exit
Connect a network cable on net0
, the port closest to the serial console port:
Next, create a router7 gokrazy instance (see gokrazy quickstart if you’re unfamiliar with gokrazy):
go install github.com/gokrazy/tools/cmd/gok@main
go install github.com/rtr7/tools/cmd/...@latest
mkdir /tmp/recovery
gok -i router7 new
gok -i router7 edit
Change the config until you have the following fields set:
{
"Hostname": "router7",
"Packages": [
"github.com/gokrazy/fbstatus",
"github.com/gokrazy/hello",
"github.com/gokrazy/serial-busybox",
"github.com/gokrazy/breakglass"
"github.com/rtr7/router7/cmd/..."
],
"SerialConsole": "ttyS0,115200",
"GokrazyPackages": [
"github.com/gokrazy/gokrazy/cmd/ntp",
"github.com/gokrazy/gokrazy/cmd/randomd"
],
"KernelPackage": "github.com/rtr7/kernel",
"FirmwarePackage": "github.com/rtr7/kernel",
"EEPROMPackage": ""
}
Then, build an image:
GOARCH=amd64 gok -i router7 overwrite \
--boot /tmp/recovery/boot.img \
--mbr /tmp/recovery/mbr.img \
--root /tmp/recovery/root.img
And serve the image for netboot installation:
rtr7-recover \
--boot /tmp/recovery/boot.img \
--mbr /tmp/recovery/mbr.img \
--root /tmp/recovery/root.img
Specifically, rtr7-recover
:
- trigger a reset if a Teensy with the rebootor firmware is attached
- serve a DHCP lease to all clients which request PXE boot (i.e., your apu2c4)
- serve via TFTP:
- the PXELINUX bootloader
- the router7 kernel
- an initrd archive containing the rtr7-recovery-init program and mke2fs
- serve via HTTP the boot and root images
- optionally serve via HTTP a backup.tar.gz image containing files for
/perm
(e.g. for moving to new hardware, rolling back corrupted state, or recovering from a disk failure) - exit once the router successfully wrote the images to disk
Configuration
Interfaces
The /perm/interfaces.json
configuration file will be automatically created if it is not present when you run the first recovery.
Example:
{
"interfaces": [
{
"hardware_addr": "12:34:56:78:9a:b0",
"name": "lan0",
"addr": "<IP_ADDRESS>/24"
},
{
"hardware_addr": "12:34:56:78:9a:b2",
"name": "uplink0"
}
]
}
Schema: see InterfaceConfig
Port Forwarding
The /perm/portforwardings.json
configuration file can be created to define port forwarding rules.
Example:
{
"forwardings": [
{
"proto": "tcp",
"port": "22",
"dest_addr": "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"dest_port": "22"
},
{
"proto": "tcp",
"port": "80",
"dest_addr": "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"dest_port": "80"
}
]
}
Schema: see portForwardings
Updates
Run e.g. rtr7-safe-update -updates_dir=$HOME/router7/updates
to:
- verify the router currently has connectivity, abort the update otherwise
- download a backup archive of
/perm
- build a new image
- update the router
- wait until the router restored connectivity, roll back the update using
rtr7-recover
otherwise
The update step uses kexec to reduce the downtime to approximately 15 seconds.
Manual Recovery
Given rtr7-safe-update
’s safeguards, manual recovery should rarely be required.
To manually roll back to an older image, invoke rtr7-safe-update
via the
recover.bash
script in the image directory underneath -updates_dir
, e.g.:
% cd ~/router7/updates/2018-07-03T17:33:52+02:00
% ./recover.bash
Teensy rebootor
The cheap and widely-available Teensy++ USB development board comes with a firmware called rebootor, which is used by the teensy_loader_cli
program to perform hard resets.
This setup can be used to programmatically reset the apu2c4 (from rtr7-recover
) by connecting the Teensy++ to the apu2c4’s reset pins:
- connect the Teensy++’s
GND
pin to the apu2c4 J2’s pin 4 (GND
) - connect the Teensy++’s
B7
pin to the apu2c4 J2’s pin 5 (3.3V
, resets when pulled toGND
)
You can find a working rebootor firmware .hex file at https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/teensy_loader_cli/issues/38
Prometheus
See https://github.com/rtr7/router7/tree/master/contrib/prometheus for example configuration files, and install the router7 Grafana Dashboard.
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| bool pvr::api::impl::Buffer_::allocate |
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uint32 |
size, |
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types::BufferBindingUse |
bufferUsage, |
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bool |
allocateMappable |
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Allocate a new buffer on the context GraphicsContext
- Parameters
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| size | The size of the buffer, in bytes |
| bufferUsage | A bitfield of all allowed uses of this buffer. A buffer must not be used in a way that has not been defined. |
| allocateMappable | Set to true to allow the buffer to be mapped to host-visible memory. Set to false if mapping function is not required and the buffer will be populated through a transfer (either a buffer copy or commandBuffer->updateBuffer()). In any case, it makes sense to add the TransferDst flag to the bufferUsage. |
| types::BufferBindingUse pvr::api::impl::Buffer_::getBufferUsage |
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const |
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inline |
Get the allowed BufferBindingUse flags for the specified buffer
- Returns
- The allowed BufferBindingUse flags for the specified buffer
| const GraphicsContext& pvr::api::impl::Buffer_::getContext |
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| ) |
const |
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inline |
Get The context for the specified resource creator.
- Returns
- The context for the specified resource creator.
| GraphicsContext& pvr::api::impl::Buffer_::getContext |
( |
| ) |
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inline |
Get The context for the specified resource creator.
- Returns
- The context for the specified resource creator.
| uint32 pvr::api::impl::Buffer_::getSize |
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| ) |
const |
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inline |
Get the total size of the buffer.
- Returns
- The total size of the buffer.
| bool pvr::api::impl::Buffer_::isMappable |
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| ) |
const |
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inline |
Return true if this buffer is mappable
- Returns
- True if this buffer is already mapped
| bool pvr::api::impl::Buffer_::isMapped |
( |
| ) |
const |
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inline |
Return true if this buffer is already mapped
- Returns
- True if this buffer is already mapped
| void* pvr::api::impl::Buffer_::map |
( |
types::MapBufferFlags |
flags, |
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uint32 |
offset, |
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uint32 |
length = -1 |
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) |
| |
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inline |
Map this buffer. The buffer must have been defined as Mappable on creation.
- Parameters
-
| flags | The mapping modes allowed (Read, Write). It is undefined to read(resp. write) from a buffer mapped without the MapBufferFlags::Read(resp. Write) flag set here. |
| offset | The offset from the beginning of the buffer from which to start the mapped region. |
| length | The length from offset of the region to be mapped. Default -1 (entire buffer) |
| void pvr::api::impl::Buffer_::unmap |
( |
| ) |
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inline |
Unmap the buffer (flush and make visible).
- See Also
- map.
| void pvr::api::impl::Buffer_::update |
( |
const void * |
data, |
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uint32 |
offset, |
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uint32 |
length |
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) |
| |
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inline |
Perform an update to the buffer via using map and unmap. (Performs Map, memcpy, Unmap).
- Parameters
-
| data | A pointer to the data to copy to the buffer |
| offset | Offset (bytes) in buffer to copy start copying the data to |
| length | Length (bytes) of the data to be copied from data |
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I first encountered this excellent combination approx 1 year ago and shall take you back to my first Dihydrocodeine experience.
It was about 3 years ago and I had killer tooth ache. I was in agony and my partner gave me 2 30mg tablets of Dihydrocodeine (my partner suffers from chronic pain and so is prescribed large amounts of this drug. She doesn't take it as prefers MJ for pain relief). She tells me, 'it's strong stuff this so it should do the trick.' It was about 4pm and I lay out on the sofa, still in agonising pain. After about 20 mins I noticed a warm feeling all over my body (it was a cold house!) and felt slightly light headed. After about 45 mins I felt pretty high and was very giggly. My girl says to me, 'your'e fucked!' and I smiled back, 'yep'. I really enjoyed the feeling, it lasted about 3-4 hours and my tooth ache went away.
After this experience I kind of delayed going to the dentist as I had a lot of shit going on at that time, and whenever my tooth ache did flair up (which was about every week, gradually increasing to nearly every day) I popped a few Dihydrocodeine, or codeine, this went on for about a year until I got the bugger pulled out by the dentist.
By the time my tooth was out I was aware that I really enjoyed popping Dihydrocodeine or codeine, depending on what my partner was prescribed. 2 years ago I gave up tobacco and then 1 year ago I gave up alcohol. (I am an alcoholic and cannot drink) It was around this time that I increased my MJ intake quite significantly. I have been smoking MJ on and off for approx 10 years and found myself really getting into MJ, I like to just smoke the skunk using a pipe. I smoke daily, generally in the evening. I can't remember the exact occasion (I was doing a lot of MDMA and speed at around that time) but I had popped 2 Dihydrocodeine and then about 10 mins later had a toke on my pipe, and my oh my, it felt great. I have always loved the feelings that Dihydrocodeine gives: warm, relaxed, nothing is a problem etc) but the MJ just gives it that extra lift for me.
Over the last year I have taken this combo approx once a week, although my usage of Dihydrocodeine really has varied. Over the past 2 months I have been taking it more often than normal, much to the disgust of my partner who tells me that I really don't want to get addicted to this stuff as she knows someone who's addicted to it and this person has not been able to come off it.
Anyways, I like it and I've been getting cravings again for alcohol. (sounds like denial!)
I regulate my dose to about 3 times a week and this is how it goes:
Setting: My house. TV on, lighting slightly dimmed. Temp is a bit cold.
Time: Approx 8pm.  Have something light to eat, maybe 2 slices of bread and a cup of tea. (I find it best to have something light to eat before consuming Dihydrocodeine as it can make my stomach feel a bit yucky)
8.30pm: Pop 2 30mg of Dihydrocodeine and wait
8.45pm: start to feel the effects, slightly drowsy, warm, feeling content with everything. This is the point when I smoke 2 or 3 hits from my pipe, sit back and relax. I'm stoned and it feels great, nice and mellow.  I have another hit on my pipe and watch TV. Nothing really matters.
9.00pm: The effects of the Dihydrocodeine are starting to peak and I'm generally content to carry on doing nothing. I might go for a walk if I'm feeling energetic, I like waliking out when high as it's good to see the world in a slightly different light. If I don't go for a walk, then I'll have another hit of MJ and continue getting stoned.
11pm: This is the bit where I'm aware that the effects of the Dihydrocodeine are wearing off slightly. Depending on how good a mood I'm in, I might pop another 30mg of Dihydrocodeine and then this continues the trip for about an hour and a half.
1.30pm: Feeling tired and ready for bed! And it's off to bed I go, feeling happy and content. If I've had 3 or 4 tablets then I might have a bit of trouble getting off to sleep, and I wake up in about 8 hours feeling a little groggy. It's a bit like a mild hangover, maybe a slight headache, dry mouth and slightly irritable. Generally by the afternoon I feel in tip-top condition and have forgotten about the fact I've taken Dihydrocodeine.
I have started to develop mild concerns about the frequency I have been using Dihydrocodeine as it seems to be about 3 or 4 nights a week at the moment. I'm keeping a very close eye on this as I have an 'addictive personality' and opiate & alcohol abuse runs in the family. Since getting into Dihydrocodeine I have been fascinated about experimenting with other opiates, but am chicken due to the fact I know I would love it too much! I must say I am tempted though, and I suppose if I was going to say anything useful about using Dihydrocodeine/Codeine, then really do be careful as it is definately addictive, in a kind of sneeky way!
Peace and respect :)
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Gathers the common code related to the drawing of rectangle arrays using float
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#include <AbstractRectangleArrayf.hpp>
Gathers the common code related to the drawing of rectangle arrays using float
coordinates.
This is the recommended approach when drawing several rectangles. It is faster than drawing all the rectangles individually, since only one single call is made to draw all the rectangles.
- Warning
- All the rectangles in the array are drawn with the same color
◆ AbstractRectangleArrayf() [1/2]
| IKSDL_EXPORT iksdl::AbstractRectangleArrayf::AbstractRectangleArrayf |
( |
Color |
color | ) |
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explicit |
Constructor to define an empty array.
- Parameters
-
| color | Drawing color for all the rectangles |
◆ AbstractRectangleArrayf() [2/2]
| IKSDL_EXPORT iksdl::AbstractRectangleArrayf::AbstractRectangleArrayf |
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const std::vector< Rectf > & |
rects, |
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Color |
color |
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) |
| |
Constructor to define a populated array.
- Parameters
-
| rects | Rectangles to draw |
| color | Drawing color for all the rectangles |
◆ getColor()
| IKSDL_EXPORT const Color& iksdl::AbstractRectangleArrayf::getColor |
( |
| ) |
const |
|
inline |
Get the current drawing color.
- Returns
- The current color used to draw all the rectangles
◆ move()
| IKSDL_EXPORT void iksdl::AbstractRectangleArrayf::move |
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size_t |
index, |
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const Positionf & |
delta |
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) |
| |
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inline |
Move a rectangle to another position.
The movement is relative to the current position.
- Parameters
-
| index | Array index of the rectangle to move |
| delta | Movement to apply |
- See also
- setPosition
◆ operator[]()
| IKSDL_EXPORT Rectf iksdl::AbstractRectangleArrayf::operator[] |
( |
size_t |
index | ) |
const |
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inline |
Get the rectangle at the given array index.
- Parameters
-
| index | Array index of the rectangle to get |
- Returns
- Position and size of the rectangle at the given array index
◆ popBack()
| IKSDL_EXPORT void iksdl::AbstractRectangleArrayf::popBack |
( |
| ) |
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|
inline |
Remove the last rectangle from the array.
◆ pushBack()
| IKSDL_EXPORT void iksdl::AbstractRectangleArrayf::pushBack |
( |
const Rectf & |
rect | ) |
|
|
inline |
Add a new rectangle at the end of the array.
- Parameters
-
| rect | New rectangle to draw |
◆ remove()
| IKSDL_EXPORT void iksdl::AbstractRectangleArrayf::remove |
( |
size_t |
index | ) |
|
|
inline |
Remove rectangle at the given position.
- Parameters
-
| index | Array index of the rectangle to remove |
◆ scale()
| IKSDL_EXPORT void iksdl::AbstractRectangleArrayf::scale |
( |
size_t |
index, |
|
|
float |
factor |
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) |
| |
|
inline |
Change the size of a rectangle by using a scale factor.
The scaling is relative to the current size.
- Parameters
-
| index | Array index of the rectangle to scale |
| factor | Scaling factor to apply |
- See also
- setSize
◆ setColor()
| IKSDL_EXPORT void iksdl::AbstractRectangleArrayf::setColor |
( |
Color |
color | ) |
|
|
inline |
Change the drawing color.
- Parameters
-
◆ setPosition()
| IKSDL_EXPORT void iksdl::AbstractRectangleArrayf::setPosition |
( |
size_t |
index, |
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|
const Positionf & |
position |
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) |
| |
|
inline |
Change the position of a rectangle.
- Parameters
-
| index | Array index of the rectangle |
| position | New position |
- See also
- move
◆ setSize()
| IKSDL_EXPORT void iksdl::AbstractRectangleArrayf::setSize |
( |
size_t |
index, |
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const Sizef & |
size |
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) |
| |
|
inline |
Change the size of a rectangle.
- Parameters
-
| index | Array index of the rectangle |
| size | New size |
- See also
- scale
◆ m_color
| Color iksdl::AbstractRectangleArrayf::m_color |
|
protected |
◆ m_rects
| std::vector<SDL_FRect> iksdl::AbstractRectangleArrayf::m_rects |
|
protected |
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Tuesday's Champions League predictions including Real Madrid vs. PSG
by Barney CorkhillGalatasaray vs. Club Brugge (Tuesday, 5.55pm)
Club Brugge make the trip to Turkey to take on Galatasaray knowing that they require three points to maintain their slim hopes of qualifying for the Champions League knockout stages.
Meanwhile, while they cannot reach the last 16 of this competition, the home side are aware that victory on Tuesday night will put them on the brink of sealing a place in the Europa League after Christmas.
We say: Galatasaray 2-1 Club Brugge
Despite failing to score a single goal in 360 minutes of European football, we feel that Galatasaray will produce the goods in front of their own supporters on Tuesday. While Club Brugge will be more than satisfied with a share of the spoils, being prepared to settle for a point may not play into their favour.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Lokomotiv Moscow vs. Bayer Leverkusen (Tuesday, 5.55pm)
Lokomotiv Moscow take on Bayer Leverkusen on Tuesday night with both teams sitting on three points in Group D.
For either team to progress through to the Champions League knockout stages, they will likely be required to win their remaining two fixtures.
We say: Lokomotiv Moscow 1-2 Bayer Leverkusen
Both teams will feel that they gave good account of themselves on Matchday Four, suggesting that they are in good form ahead of this contest. While Lokomotiv have home advantage, we are backing Leverkusen to build on their success over Atletico.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Atalanta vs. Dinamo Zagreb (Tuesday, 8pm)
Atalanta BC may have revenge on their mind when they welcome Dinamo Zagreb to the San Siro on Tuesday night, having lost the reverse fixture 4-0 in Croatia on matchday one of their Champions League campaign.
The Italian outfit need a win to stand any chance of reaching the last 16 of the competition, but face a Zagreb side with very realistic ambitions of reaching the knockout stages themselves.
We say: Atalanta 2-2 Dinamo Zagreb
This is a very difficult match to call with both sides capable of scoring goals and Atalanta showing improvement last time out against Man City. Defeat could be terminal for either team, particularly Atalanta, and that need for victory could result in an open, attacking score draw.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Juventus vs. Atletico Madrid (Tuesday, 8pm)
Atletico Madrid will be looking to join Juventus in the last-16 stage of the Champions League when the Spanish giants travel to Turin on Tuesday night.
Juve have already booked their spot in the next stage having collected 10 points from their four fixtures to date, while a win for Atletico would see them advance to the round of 16 with a match to spare.
We say: Juventus 2-0 Atletico Madrid
Atletico must be respected due to their standing on the European stage, but it is difficult to predict anything other than a home win on Tuesday night when taking everything into consideration. We fully expect Juve to pick up all three points, which might well leave Atletico vulnerable in the section.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
Man City vs. Shakhtar Donetsk (Tuesday, 8pm)
Manchester City welcome Shakhtar Donetsk to the Etihad Stadium on Tuesday night as they look to book their place in the last 16 of the Champions League.
A point will suffice for Pep Guardiola's men but the Citizens will be looking for a victory after they got back to winning ways against Chelsea on Saturday.
We say: Manchester City 4-1 Shakhtar Donetsk
Manchester City should have far too much on Tuesday for a Shakhtar Donetsk team without a number of first-team regulars.
> Click here to read our full preview for this match
> How Man City could line up against Shakhtar Donetsk
> Click here for Man City's latest injury and suspension news ahead of this match
Real Madrid vs. PSG (Tuesday, 8pm)
Real Madrid will be looking to join Paris Saint-Germain in the knockout stage of the Champions League when the two teams meet at the Bernabeu on Tuesday night.
PSG have already secured their passage into the last-16 and would claim first spot in Group A with a point in Madrid, while a home victory guarantees Los Blancos a spot in the next round.
We say: Real Madrid 1-1 Paris Saint-Germain
Both teams will feel that they can harm the opposition in the final third of the field, and it should be a fascinating match in the Spanish capital. A point would suit both sides, though, and we are finding it difficult to separate them when taking everything into account.
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Red Star vs. Bayern Munich (Tuesday, 8pm)
Bayern Munich make the trip to Serbia to take on Red Star Belgrade having already qualified for the last 16 of the Champions League.
The German giants realistically require one point to seal top spot in Group B, while hosts Red Star know that avoiding defeat on Tuesday evening will put them in a strong position to seal a place in the Europa League.
We say: Red Star Belgrade 0-4 Bayern Munich
Based on the recent performances of each team, we cannot see anything other than a convincing win for the visitors. Red Star showed nothing against Spurs to suggest that they can get anywhere near to causing an upset on Tuesday, and success for the hosts may be avoiding a heavy defeat.
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Tottenham Hotspur will be looking to book their place in the last 16 of the Champions League on Tuesday when they host Olympiacos.
Jose Mourinho got his tenure as Spurs boss off to a winning start on Saturday as his side beat West Ham United 3-2 at the Olympic Stadium.
We say: Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 Olympiacos
Expect Mourinho to continue to enjoy a strong start to life as manager of Spurs, who should have too much quality on the ball and attacking movement for Olympiacos.
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Preparation time
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Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
Slow-cooking lamb breast turns this cheap cut of meat into something special.
Equipment and preparation: For this recipe you need a food processor.
For the lamb breast, put the lamb in a large saucepan or casserole and add the bay leaf, onion, carrot and celery and enough water to cover the lamb breast. Cook over a medium heat for 1-2 hours or until cooked through.
For the egg vinaigrette, put the soft egg yolks in a food processor. Add the garlic and mustard and blend. Gradually add the oil until you have a runny dressing (you may need more oil if the dressing isn't coming together). Remove the dressing from the machine and put in a bowl. Dice the egg whites and stir into the dressing. Season with salt and pepper.
When the lamb is almost cooked, preheat a deep-fat fryer to 180C or heat the oil in a deep-sided, heavy bottomed pan until a breadcrumb sizzles and turns golden-brown when dropped into it. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not over-fill the pan or leave unattended).
Remove the lamb from the liquid and discard the bones and sinew. Cut the lamb breast into fingers and pass through the flour, then egg and then coat in breadcrumbs.
Just before serving, deep fry the lamb fingers for 2-3 minutes or until golden-brown and crisp.
Meanwhile, for the vegetables, heat a large saucepan of salted boiling water and blanch the baby leeks and asparagus for 1-2 minutes. Drain and set aside until ready to serve.
Heat the butter in a frying pan. Once hot and melted, gently fry the leeks and asparagus for 1-2 minutes.
To serve, put the lamb on a serving plate and pour the vinaigrette over the top. Garnish with the vegetables and anchovies.


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The Mechanics of Null Ciphers
Number of ways a message can be enciphered: 26
Ease of encryption: High
Security: Low
Null ciphers are, in fact, a large and diverse group of ciphers. What gives these ciphers their name is the fact that a piece of enciphered text cotains junk, or "null," data.
One example of a null-enciphered message is "dtdlHjkbrdjklrsjklbdrtdhfdrtdjkEbtrljdubjkdrt", which is the phrase "GarbageData" enciphered with a monosubstitution cipher and using d, t, r, j, k, and l as null characters.
Another example would be the ciphertext
The presence of these nulls makes messages,ore difficult to decrypt and, with well-chosen nulls, can even make text enciphered withmonosubstitution-null cipher impervious to frequency analysis. Unfortunately, null ciphers do have a drawback in that they inflate message size which, especially in the modern era of data caps and bandwidth limits, make them unappealing to use.


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Red Velvet Cake
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Black Forest gâteau and Black Forest cake are the English names for the German dessert Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte, literally "Black Forest cherry-torte", where it originated
Boston Cream Pie
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Appendix: Migrating to pyglet 1.1¶
pyglet 1.1 introduces new features for rendering high performance graphics and text, is more convenient to use, and integrates better with the operating system. Some of the existing interfaces have also been redesigned slightly to conform with standard Python practice or to fix design flaws.
Compatibility and deprecation¶
pyglet 1.1 is backward compatible with pyglet 1.0. Any application that uses only public and documented methods of pyglet 1.0 will continue to work unchanged in pyglet 1.1. If you encounter an issue where this is not the case, please consider it a bug in pyglet and file an issue report.
Some methods have been marked deprecated in pyglet 1.1. These methods continue to work, but have been superceded by newer methods that are either more efficient or have a better design. The API reference has a complete list of deprecated methods; the main changes are described in the next section.
- Continue to use deprecated methods if your application needs to work with pyglet 1.0 as well as pyglet 1.1.
- New applications should not use deprecated methods.
Deprecated methods will continue to be supported in all minor revisions of pyglet 1.x. A pyglet 2.0 release will no longer support these methods.
Deprecated methods¶
The following minor changes have been made for design or efficiency reasons. Applications which no longer need to support pyglet 1.0 should make the appropriate changes to ensure the deprecated methods are not called.
The dispatch_events method on Player and the equivalent function on the pyglet.media module should no longer be called. In pyglet 1.1, media objects schedule an update function on pyglet.clock at an appropriate interval. New applications using media are required to call pyglet.clock.tick periodically.
The AbstractImage properties texture, image_data, and so on have been replaced with equivalent methods get_texture, get_image_data, etc.
The ImageData properties data, format and pitch, which together were used to extract pixel data from an image, have been replaced with a single function get_data. The format and pitch properties should now be used only to determine the current format and pitch of the image.
The get_current_context function has been replaced with a global variable, current_context, for efficiency.
New features replacing standard practice¶
pyglet 1.1 introduces new features that make it easier to program with, so the standard practice as followed in many of the pyglet example programs has changed.
Importing pyglet¶
In pyglet 1.0, it was necessary to explicitly import each submodule required by the application; for example:
from pyglet import font
from pyglet import image
from pyglet import window
pyglet now lazily loads submodules on demand, so an application can get away with importing just pyglet. This is especially handy for modules that are typically only used once in an application, and frees up the names font, image, window and so on for the application developer. For example:
window = pyglet.window.Window()
Application event loop¶
Every application using pyglet 1.0 provides its own event loop, such as:
while not window.has_exit:
dt = clock.tick()
update(dt)
window.dispatch_events()
window.clear()
draw()
window.flip()
Besides being somewhat repetitious to type, this type of event loop is difficult to extend with more windows, and exausts all available system resources, even if the application is not doing anything.
The new pyglet.app module provides an application event loop that is less demanding of the CPU yet more responsive to user events. A complete application that opens an empty window can be written with:
window = pyglet.window.Window()
@window.event
def on_draw():
window.clear()
pyglet.app.run()
Note the new on_draw event, which makes it easy to specify different drawing functions for each window. The pyglet.app event loop takes care of dispatching events, ticking the clock, calling the draw function and flipping the window buffer.
Update functions can be scheduled on the clock. To have an update function be called as often as possible, use clock.schedule (this effectively degenerates into the older dispatch_events practice of thrashing the CPU):
def update(dt):
pass
clock.schedule(update)
Usually applications can update at a less frequent interval. For example, a game that is designed to run at 60Hz can use clock.schedule_interval:
def update(dt):
pass
clock.schedule_interval(update, 1/60.0)
This also removes the need for clock.set_fps_limit.
Besides the advantages already listed, windows managed by the event loop will not block while being resized or moved; and the menu bar on OS X can be interacted with without blocking the application.
It is highly recommended that all applications use the event loop. The loop can be extended if you need to add additional hooks or integrate with another package. Applications continuing to use Window.dispatch_events gain no advantage, but suffer from poorer response, increased CPU usage and artifacts during window resizing and moving.
See The application event loop for more details.
Loading resources¶
Locating resources such as images, sound and video files, data files and fonts is difficult to do correctly across all platforms, considering the effects of a changing working directory and various distribution packages such as setuptools, py2exe and py2app.
The new pyglet.resource module implements the correct logic for all these cases, making it simple to load resources that belong to a specific module or the application as a whole. A resource path can be set that is indexed once, and can include filesystem directories, Python module paths and ZIP files.
For example, suppose your application ships with a logo.png that needs to be loaded on startup. In pyglet 1.0 you might have written:
import os.path
from pyglet import image
script_dir = os.path.dirname(__file__)
logo_filename = os.path.join(script_dir, 'logo.png')
logo = image.load(logo_filename)
In pyglet 1.1, you can write:
logo = pyglet.resource.image('logo.png')
And will actually work in more scenarios (such as within a setuptools egg file, py2exe and py2app).
The resource module efficiently packs multiple small images into larger textures, so there is less need for artists to create sprite sheets themselves for efficient rendering. Images and textures are also cached automatically.
See Application resources for more details.
New graphics features¶
The pyglet.graphics module is a low-level abstraction of OpenGL vertex arrays and buffer objects. It is intended for use by developers who are already very familiar with OpenGL and are after the best performance possible. pyglet uses this module internally to implement its new sprite module and the new text rendering module. The Graphics chapter describes this module in detail.
The pyglet.sprite module provide a fast, easy way to display 2D graphics on screen. Sprites can be moved, rotated, scaled and made translucent. Using the batch features of the new graphics API, multiple sprites can be drawn in one go very quickly. See Sprites for details.
The pyglet.image.load_animation function can load animated GIF images. These are returned as an Animation, which exposes the individual image frames and timings. Animations can also be played directly on a sprite in place of an image. The Animations chapter describes how to use them.
The pyglet.image.atlas module packs multiple images into larger textures for efficient rendering. The pyglet.resource module uses this module for small images automatically, but you can use it directly even if you’re not making use of pyglet.resource. See Texture bins and atlases for details.
Images now have anchor_x and anchor_y attributes, which specify a point from which the image should be drawn. The sprite module also uses the anchor point as the center of rotation.
Textures have a get_transform method for retrieving a TextureRegion that refers to the same texture data in video memory, but with optional horizontal or vertical flipping, or 90-degree rotation.
New text features¶
The pyglet.text module can render formatted text efficiently. A new class Label supercedes the old pyglet.font.Text class (which is now actually implemented in terms of Label). The “Hello, World” application can now be written:
window = pyglet.window.Window()
label = pyglet.text.Label('Hello, world',
font_name='Times New Roman',
font_size=36,
x=window.width//2, y=window.height//2,
halign='center', valign='center')
@window.event
def on_draw():
window.clear()
label.draw()
pyglet.app.run()
You can also display multiple fonts and styles within one label, with HTMLLabel:
label = pyglet.text.HTMLLabel('Hello, world!')
More advanced uses of the new text module permit applications to efficiently display large, scrolling, formatted documents (for example, HTML files with embedded images), and to allow the user to interactively edit text as in a WYSIWYG text editor.
Other new features¶
EventDispatcher now has a remove_handlers method which provides finer control over the event stack than pop_handlers.
The @event decorator has been fixed so that it no longer overrides existing event handlers on the object, which fixes the common problem of handling the on_resize event. For example, the following now works without any surprises (in pyglet 1.0 this would override the default handler, which sets up a default, necessary viewport and projection):
@window.event
def on_resize(width, height):
pass
A variant of clock.schedule_interval, clock.schedule_interval_soft has been added. This is for functions that need to be called periodically at a given interval, but do not need to schedule the period immediately. Soft interval scheduling is used by the pyglet.media module to distribute the work of decoding video and audio data over time, rather than stalling the CPU periodically. Games could use soft interval scheduling to spread the regular computational requirements of multiple agents out over time.
In pyglet 1.0, font.load attempted to match the font resolution (DPI) with the operating system’s typical behaviour. For example, on Linux and Mac OS X the default DPI was typically set at 72, and on Windows at 96. While this would be useful for writing a word processor, it adds a burden on the application developer to ensure their fonts work at arbitrary resolutions. In pyglet 1.1 the default DPI is set at 96 across all platforms. It can still be overridden explicitly by the application if desired.
Video sources in pyglet.media can now be stepped through frame-by-frame: individual image frames can be extracted without needing to play back the video in realtime.
For a complete list of new features and bug fixes, see the CHANGELOG distributed with the source distribution.


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BITHockeyManagerDelegate Protocol Reference
| Conforms to | # BITAuthenticatorDelegate BITCrashManagerDelegate BITFeedbackManagerDelegate BITUpdateManagerDelegate HOCKEYSDK_FEATURE_AUTHENTICATOR HOCKEYSDK_FEATURE_CRASH_REPORTER HOCKEYSDK_FEATURE_FEEDBACK HOCKEYSDK_FEATURE_UPDATES NSObject endif if |
| Declared in | BITHockeyManagerDelegate.h |
Overview
The BITHockeyManagerDelegate
formal protocol defines methods further configuring
the behaviour of BITHockeyManager
, as well as the delegate of the modules it manages.
Instance Methods
shouldUseLiveIdentifierForHockeyManager:
Implement to force the usage of the live identifier
- (BOOL)shouldUseLiveIdentifierForHockeyManager:(BITHockeyManager *)hockeyManager
Parameters
- hockeyManager
BITHockeyManager instance
Discussion
This is useful if you are e.g. distributing an enterprise app inside your company
and want to use the liveIdentifier
for that even though it is not running from
the App Store.
Example:
- (BOOL)shouldUseLiveIdentifierForHockeyManager:(BITHockeyManager *)hockeyManager {
#ifdef (CONFIGURATION_AppStore)
return YES;
#endif
return NO;
}
Declared In
BITHockeyManagerDelegate.h
userEmailForHockeyManager:componentManager:
Return the users email address that should used in the SDK components
- (NSString *)userEmailForHockeyManager:(BITHockeyManager *)hockeyManager componentManager:(BITHockeyBaseManager *)componentManager
Parameters
- hockeyManager
The
BITHockeyManager
HockeyManager instance invoking this delegate
- componentManager
The
BITHockeyBaseManager
component instance invoking this delegate, can beBITCrashManager
orBITFeedbackManager
Discussion
Right now this is used by the BITCrashManager
to attach to a crash report.
BITFeedbackManager
uses it too for assigning the user to a discussion thread.
In addition, if this returns not nil for BITFeedbackManager
the user will
not be asked for any user details by the component, including useerName or userEmail.
You can find out the component requesting the user email like this:
- (NSString *)userEmailForHockeyManager:(BITHockeyManager *)hockeyManager componentManager:(BITHockeyBaseManager *)componentManager {
if (componentManager == hockeyManager.feedbackManager) {
return UserEmailForFeedback;
} else if (componentManager == hockeyManager.crashManager) {
return UserEmailForCrashReports;
} else {
return nil;
}
}
For crash reports, this delegate is invoked on the startup after the crash!
Alternatively you can also use [BITHockeyManager userEmail]
which will cache the value in the keychain.
Warning: When returning a non nil value for the BITCrashManager
component, crash reports
are not anonymous any more and the crash alerts will not show the word “anonymous”!
See Also
Declared In
BITHockeyManagerDelegate.h
userIDForHockeyManager:componentManager:
Return the userid that should used in the SDK components
- (NSString *)userIDForHockeyManager:(BITHockeyManager *)hockeyManager componentManager:(BITHockeyBaseManager *)componentManager
Parameters
- hockeyManager
The
BITHockeyManager
HockeyManager instance invoking this delegate
- componentManager
The
BITHockeyBaseManager
component instance invoking this delegate, can beBITCrashManager
orBITFeedbackManager
Discussion
Right now this is used by the BITCrashManager
to attach to a crash report.
BITFeedbackManager
uses it too for assigning the user to a discussion thread.
In addition, if this returns not nil for BITFeedbackManager
the user will
not be asked for any user details by the component, including useerName or userEmail.
You can find out the component requesting the userID like this:
- (NSString *)userIDForHockeyManager:(BITHockeyManager *)hockeyManager componentManager:(BITHockeyBaseManager *)componentManager {
if (componentManager == hockeyManager.feedbackManager) {
return UserIDForFeedback;
} else if (componentManager == hockeyManager.crashManager) {
return UserIDForCrashReports;
} else {
return nil;
}
}
For crash reports, this delegate is invoked on the startup after the crash!
Alternatively you can also use [BITHockeyManager userID]
which will cache the value in the keychain.
Warning: When returning a non nil value for the BITCrashManager
component, crash reports
are not anonymous any more and the crash alerts will not show the word “anonymous”!
See Also
Declared In
BITHockeyManagerDelegate.h
userNameForHockeyManager:componentManager:
Return the user name that should used in the SDK components
- (NSString *)userNameForHockeyManager:(BITHockeyManager *)hockeyManager componentManager:(BITHockeyBaseManager *)componentManager
Parameters
- hockeyManager
The
BITHockeyManager
HockeyManager instance invoking this delegate
- componentManager
The
BITHockeyBaseManager
component instance invoking this delegate, can beBITCrashManager
orBITFeedbackManager
Discussion
Right now this is used by the BITCrashManager
to attach to a crash report.
BITFeedbackManager
uses it too for assigning the user to a discussion thread.
In addition, if this returns not nil for BITFeedbackManager
the user will
not be asked for any user details by the component, including useerName or userEmail.
You can find out the component requesting the user name like this:
- (NSString *)userNameForHockeyManager:(BITHockeyManager *)hockeyManager componentManager:(BITHockeyBaseManager *)componentManager {
if (componentManager == hockeyManager.feedbackManager) {
return UserNameForFeedback;
} else if (componentManager == hockeyManager.crashManager) {
return UserNameForCrashReports;
} else {
return nil;
}
}
For crash reports, this delegate is invoked on the startup after the crash!
Alternatively you can also use [BITHockeyManager userName]
which will cache the value in the keychain.
Warning: When returning a non nil value for the BITCrashManager
component, crash reports
are not anonymous any more and the crash alerts will not show the word “anonymous”!
See Also
Declared In
BITHockeyManagerDelegate.h
viewControllerForHockeyManager:componentManager:
Return a custom parent view controller for presenting modal sheets
- (UIViewController *)viewControllerForHockeyManager:(BITHockeyManager *)hockeyManager componentManager:(BITHockeyBaseManager *)componentManager
Parameters
- hockeyManager
The
BITHockeyManager
HockeyManager instance invoking this delegate
- componentManager
The
BITHockeyBaseManager
component instance invoking this delegate, can beBITCrashManager
orBITFeedbackManager
Discussion
By default the SDK is using the root UIWindow instance to present any required view controllers. Overwrite this if this doesn’t result in a satisfying behavior or if you want to define any other parent view controller.
Declared In
BITHockeyManagerDelegate.h


Youth held on charge of molesting 6-year-old
‘He lured her with chocolates’
by Staff ReporterNunna police arrested a youth who was allegedly caught molesting a six-year old girl in the neighbourhood of Vambay Colony under Nunna police station limits late on Sunday night.
The youth, a daily wage worker U. Simhachalam, found the girl, daughter of a daily wage worker, playing outside her relative’s place and reportedly lured her with chocolates. Later he took her to the staircase of a building in the housing colony and allegedly attempted to disrobe her, police said. Alert neighbours raised an alarm and informed police after which he fled. Police, who launched a manhunt for the accused, had arrested him. He was booked under Section 12 of POCSO Act and Section 354(b) of IPC and would be produced before a court.


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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You have some training data. Each item consists of some values, and is of a known class (i.e. is labelled).
You want to classify new data that you don't know the class (label) of.
Because the data is labelled, this is an example of supervised learning.
Need to assess who needs treatment.
In-patient care provided to those with Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM).
How to decide who has SAM?
Most common methods:
Which is best?
Researchers looked at outcomes of children presenting with different MUACs and z-scores.
Aim: Classify, based on MUAC, whether a child will recover without intervention.
e.g. Laillou, Arnaud, et al. "Optimal screening of children with acute malnutrition requires a change in current WHO guidelines as MUAC and WHZ identify different patient groups." PloS one 9.7 (2014): e101159.
SIMULATED data from 29 children who recovered without treatment and 19 who didn't
Where should we put the threshold to decide who to treat?
Is this a better threshold?
What about in the middle?
We can keep plotting points on this graph, to generate a curve. This is called the "Receiver operating characteristic" (ROC) curve.
We sometimes use this to compare classifiers - area under the curve.
Cost Matrix: What is the cost of a False Positive compared to the cost of a False Negative?
We might be able to do better with our screening if we use the z-score data?
We might be able to do better with our screening if we combine the MUAC data with the z-score data
Which class do people think the ? child belongs in?
We could assign the class of the child's "nearest neighbour".
We could look at the class of the three nearest neighbours and pick the most common class.
We could draw a straight line to try to classify the children?
Many other types of classifier... (some are good for when there's more dimensions, or when inputs are correlated, or if there's more or less noise...)
If we imagine our data is more random (like this). Could we still classify the children?
We could draw a complicated decision boundary (like this).
All training points are classified correctly, but...
...what about a new child?
To test our classifier we need to divide the data up into TRAINING data and TEST data.
We normally do this by leaving out one item at a time.
Here we've left out one of the children from the training data. We can now TEST to see if the classifier got it correct. In this case it didn't.
Leave-one-out cross-validation allows us to say how well our classifier will generalise to unknown data.
Warning note: When leaving 'one' out, you need to be careful to think about other correlated data. For example if each child had a twin, you might want to leave both twins out for the cross-validation.
This decision boundary is an example of over-fitting.
Our 'model' is overly complicated and describes the noise, rather than the underlying structure.
There might be many parameters we can adjust in our model (something you'll see shortly). For example the number of neighbours, or the curviness of our decision boundary.
We could keep fiddling with these parameters (this could even be done automatically) until we get a good result on our training set...
...does that seem 'honest'?
Once you've finished adjusting the model (using the training and test sets), use a validation dataset, that you'd not used yet for anything else.
A quick mention of how classification can often be considered a regression problem...
Earlier we tried to find a decision boundary to separate out these two classes.
But if we treat the y-axis as a number, could we instead fit a line?
Logistic Regression does exactly that, and fits this function to the data:
$Logistic(z) = \frac{1}{1 + e^{-z}}$
For classification we just assign a threshold to that function.
We replace $z$ with $w^\top x$. This might look familiar from Neil's lecture on regression.
$Logistic(z) = \frac{1}{1 + e^{-\mathbf{w}^\top\mathbf{x}}}$
We basically have a couple of parameters in $w$ which we adjust to make the curve fit our data as well as possible.
True Positive = Sensitivity
False Positive = Type I error
True Negative = Specificity
False Negative = Type II error


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: The Chicago Cubs are World Series Champions - Episode 8.75 author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 12198 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=12198 date: '2016-11-06 23:00:01 +0000' date_gmt: '2016-11-07 05:00:01 +0000' categories: - Podcast tags: [] comments: - id: 25454 author: Melissa Franklin Bain author_email: '' author_url: '' date: '2016-11-07 22:47:51 +0000' date_gmt: '2016-11-08 04:47:51 +0000' content: Thank you so much for putting into words what emotional roller coaster I've been going through. ---
After 108 years, the Chicago Cubs are World Series Champions! On this episode, we share our Game 7 experiences and describe the last 4 or 5 days as we try to wrap our heads around the Chicago Cubs being WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS!


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