Mount Sion C.B.S.
School Internet Acceptable Usage Policy.
November 2018.
Rationale.
The aim of this acceptable usage policy (AUP) is to ensure that students get maximum benefit from the learning opportunities offered by the school’s ICT and internet resources in a safe and responsible manner. The school has two fully equipped computer rooms, one portable class set of twenty four chromebooks, all classrooms have a teacher’s computer with wired internet access and all classrooms and common areas have WIFI access.The school’s wifi system provides two networks, an open public network and a password protected private network. Internet use and access is considered a school resource and privilege. If the school’s AUP is not adhered to, this privilege will be withdrawn and appropriate sanctions will be imposed.
School Acceptable Use Strategy.
The school employs a number of strategies in order to maximise learning opportunities and reduce risks associated with the internet. These strategies include:
General
Open internet sessions will always be supervised by a teacher.
Filtering systems (HEANET) and or equivalent systems will be used where appropriate in order to minimise the risk of exposure to inappropriate material.
The school will regularly monitor students’ internet usage.
Each student will be issued with a username and password for their own network account. Students must use their own account at all times.
Students will be issued with a school email account for educational purposes only. This will be setup in such a way as to only allow sending and receiving messages within the mountsioncbssecondary.ie domain. This will facilitate communications between teachers and students.
Students and teachers will be provided with training in the area of internet usage and safety.
Uploading/downloading and installation of non approved software will not be permitted.
Virus protection software will be used and updated on a regular basis.
Students will treat each other with respect at all times and will not undertake any actions that may bring the school into disrepute.
Communication by edmodo/ google suite apps for education must be appropriate.
World Wide Web
Students will not visit internet sites that contain obscene, illegal, hateful or otherwise objectionable materials.
Students will use the internet for educational purposes only.
Students will be familiar with copyright issues relating to online learning.
Students will never disclose or publicise personal information.
Students will be aware that any usage, including distributing or receiving information, school related or personal, may be monitored for unusual activity, security and/ or network management reasons.
Email:
Students will only use email with permission from their teacher.
Students will not send or receive any material that is illegal, obscene, defamatory or that is intended to annoy or intimidate another person.
Students will not reveal their own or other person’s personal details such as address or mobile number or pictures.
Students will never arrange a face to face meeting with someone they only know through emails or the internet.
Students will note that sending and receiving email attachments is subject to permission from their teacher.
Internet Chat:
All access to chat rooms is strictly forbidden.
Discussion forums and other electronic communication forums will only be used for educational purposes and will always be supervised.
Usernames will be used to avoid disclosure of identity.
Face to face meetings with someone organised via internet chat will be forbidden.
School Website/ Social Media.
The school maintains its own website and uses a number of social media platforms such as facebook and twitter.
Students may be given the opportunity to publish projects or school work on www.mountsioncbssecondary.ie in accordance with this policy.
Photographs taken at school based events may be published on the school website or on social media platforms but first and last names will never be published without the consent of parents/guardians.
The school will aim to focus on group activities when using digital photographs, audio or video clips.
Student Personal Devices
This section refers to devices such as mobile phones, ipods, ipads, chromebooks etc.
Personal devices (Bring your own devices BYODs) may be used in class for educational purposes only but with the express permission of the teacher of that class.They can only be taken out when the teacher requests students to do so and they must be turned off and put away when the teacher informs students that they are no longer required.
Devices may not be used for personal communications during class time.
Responsibility to keep the device secure rests with the individual owner. The school is not liable for any device stolen or damaged on campus.
The unauthorised capture of images, video or audio is in direct breach of the school’s AUP.
Connecting or attempting to connect to the school’s network system (wired or wireless) without authorisation is a breach of the school’s AUP.
Sanctions:
Misuse of the internet may result in disciplinary action, including written warnings, withdrawal of access privileges and, in extreme cases, suspension or expulsion . The school also reserves the right to report any illegal activities to the appropriate authorities.


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Coach Katende has years of experience as a player and young teacher. He’s also a Professional high school IT/economics teacher, Fufa Certified Coach, Physical trainer, and IOC/UOC certified sports administrator. With Jude you get real world experience and professional development for all ages.


Your friend Carol loves to prepare gifts of marbles in bags for children. On Monday, she has 5 red marbles, 6 blue marbles, and 7 white ones.
How many different bags can she pack so each bag will have a different collection of marbles? Two bags are different if for at least one color, one bag has a different number of marbles of that color from the other. For example, a bag with two red marbles and one blue is different from a bag having one red and one blue or a bag having one red and two blue.
For brevity, the colors will be represented by their first letters: R (red), B (blue), and W (white). Carol can pack ten different bags: R, B, W, RR, BB, WW, RB, BW, RW, BWW.
That was just the warm-up.
On Tuesday, she again starts with 5 red marbles, 6 blue marbles, and 7 white ones. In order to make the bags more varied, she wants to pack the bags so that each bag differs by at least two “in-or-outs” from any other bag. An in-or-out consists of inserting a marble into a bag or removing a marble from a bag. So, for example, R and RR differ by only one in-or-out (insert R). On the other hand, RW and RB differ by two (remove W and insert B). How many different bags of marbles can Carol create that differ by at least two in-or-outs?
On Wednesday, Carol is given a bag that she cannot open.
She knows she has 18 marbles. She also knows that there is at least one red, at least one blue, and at least one white. Knowing only this information, but before seeing the marbles, Carol receives a phone call. “Can you guarantee to be able to give each child a bag with a different collection of marbles (i.e., at least one in-or-out apart), if there are eight children at a party? If not, then can you make this guarantee if there are seven children? If so, then how about nine?” How should Carol answer?
On Thursday, she again knows only that she has 18 marbles and at least one of each color, and is in the same situation as Tuesday as far as wanting the children to enjoy variety. So she wants each gift to differ from every other by at least two in-or-outs. How many children can she guarantee to prepare bags for in that case?
On Friday, her friend Diane packs the bags. Diane assures Carol that (i) every bag contains a different (some difference of number in at least one color) collection of marbles, (ii) that there are 18 marbles to start with, (iii) there are more white than blue and more blue than red, and (iv) that the maximum different ones she could pack was seven. Assuming that Diane is an extremely capable packer, what is the maximum number of red marbles there could have been at the beginning?


Introducing OSSEC
OSSEC 简介
OSSEC is a scalable, multiplatform, open source HIDS with more than 5,000 downloads each month.
ossec 是一个可扩展的、跨平台的、每个月超过5000的下载量的开源HIDS
It has a powerful correlation and analysis engine, log analysis integration, ﬁle integrity checking, Windows registry monitoring, centralized policy enforcement, rootkit detection, real-time alerting, and active response.
ossec具有强大的关联分析引擎、日志分析、文件完整性检测、windows注册表监控、集中的策略执行与实时的关联反应的特点。
In addition to being deployed as an HIDS,it is commonly used strictly as a log analysis tool, monitoring and analyzing ﬁrewalls, IDSs,Web servers, and authentication logs.
另外ossec通常作为HIDS被部署。这其中应用较多的是作为一种日志分析工具,监控与分析防火墙、IDS系列、web服务器、审计等的日志
OSSEC runs on most operating systems, includingLinux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, Mac OS X, Sun Solaris, and Microsoft Windows.
_ossec可以运行在大多数操作系统上面,这其中包括linux、OpenBSD、FreeBSD、Mac OS X、Sun Solaris, and Microsoft Windows 等系统 _
OSSEC is free software and will remain so in the future.
OSSEC 不管是在现在或者将来都是自由软件
You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License (version 3) as published by the Free Software Foundation (FSF).
你可以在FSF发布的GNU GPL3的协议条款下，自由的发布或者修改ossec ISPs, universities, governments, and large corporate data centers are using OSSEC as their main HIDS solution.
许多ISP,大学，机构，大量的公司数据中心应用OSSEC作为它们的主要的HIDS的解决方案
The project has contributors from all over the globe and a quarterly release schedule for major ﬁxes, enhancements, and new features.
该项目的代码贡献者来自世界各地，并且每一个季度都会发布一些重要的补丁、与新功能
Bugs and feature requests can be sent through the OSSEC bug submission page (www.ossec.net/bugs/) or OSSEC mailing lists(www.ossec.net/main/support/).
有关bug与功能的意见可以发送到OSSEC的bug提交页面(www.ossec.net/bugs/)或者OSSEC的邮件列表(www.ossec.net/main/support/)
We will do our best to solve the submitted requests.
我们会尽力去解决这些提交请求的。
If you are interested in being a part of this project, the OSSEC team is always open to new contributors.
当然如果你乐于称为我们组织的一员，OSSEC团队的大门向你时刻敞开着。
The easiest way to get involved with OSSEC is by helping to test the product.
另外，最简单容易的参与OSSEC的方式还是帮助我们测试这款软件
The OSSEC team is always releasing beta versions and requires good quality control on every supported version before public release.
OSSEC 团队总是会先发布beta测试版本并且在正式的版本发布之前总是会进行高质量的测试
To get involved in the development side you must know C and be willing to take some time (actually quite some time) to understand how the internals work.
如果你想参加到OSSEC的开发那么你必须要懂C语言并且乐于花费相当长的时间(事实上确实是相当长的时间)去学习网络方面的知识


CST 400:
Students create a detailed proposal of and produce a prototype of a substantial, professional
level project with an approval of the student's capstone advisor. Students learn and practice
project management, collaboration and presentation skills required in the industry.
CST 401:
Laboratory course supports students during the creation of their Capstone projects and assessment
for Capstone outcomes.
CST 496:
Provides a framework for a substantial research and development effort: ideation, proposal writing,
project management, presentation, documentation, and/or evaluation. Provides one-on-one guidance
on students' research and development effort within the School of Information Technology and
Communications Design disciplines. All students, including non-majors, working on their Capstone
projects with faculty members in ITCD must register for CST 496.
Senior Capstone was a collaboration between my classmate Andrea Nelson and I, to create a website for
a CSUMB Alumni, Rick Brandley. Rick came to us looking to create a website that made it easy to buy,
sell , and trade articles of clothing in an online user-based marketplace. Our first priority after
understanding the concept was to create name and logo. Outfit Trader was name that was finally decided on
as it was quick and concise to understand as well made it strongly apparent it was for all types of
clothing as other names seem to suggest certain limitations. The concept behind the sites design, was to
be reminiscent of being in a closet. Hangers and shelves used as dividers between rows to break up what
would be an all white background. It retains a clean an organized look in order to browse with ease and
filtering functions by category, and ability to message sellers/buyers.
The logo design uses a yellow and an orange arrow pointing opposite directions to symbolize swapping or
trading. The two arrows create a silhouette of a shirt that frames the name "Outfit Trader".


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public class DeleteQuery
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DeleteQuery()
Creates empty DeleteQuery. |
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DeleteQuery(java.lang.Class rootClass)
Creates a DeleteQuery with null qualifier, for the entity which uses the given class |
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DeleteQuery(java.lang.Class rootClass,
Expression qualifier)
Creates a DeleteQuery for the entity which uses the given class, with the given qualifier |
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DeleteQuery(ObjEntity root)
Creates a DeleteQuery with null qualifier, for the specifed ObjEntity |
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DeleteQuery(ObjEntity root,
Expression qualifier)
Creates a DeleteQuery for the specifed ObjEntity with the given qualifier |
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DeleteQuery(java.lang.String objEntityName)
Creates DeleteQuery with objEntityName parameter. |
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DeleteQuery(java.lang.String objEntityName,
Expression qualifier)
Creates DeleteQuery with objEntityName and qualifier
parameters. |
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SQLAction |
createSQLAction(SQLActionVisitor visitor)
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public DeleteQuery()
public DeleteQuery(ObjEntity root)
root
- the ObjEntity this DeleteQuery is for.public DeleteQuery(ObjEntity root, Expression qualifier)
root
- the ObjEntity this DeleteQuery is for.qualifier
- an Expression indicating which objects should be deletedpublic DeleteQuery(java.lang.Class rootClass)
rootClass
- the Class of objects this DeleteQuery is for.public DeleteQuery(java.lang.Class rootClass, Expression qualifier)
rootClass
- the Class of objects this DeleteQuery is for.qualifier
- an Expression indicating which objects should be deletedpublic DeleteQuery(java.lang.String objEntityName)
objEntityName
parameter.
public DeleteQuery(java.lang.String objEntityName, Expression qualifier)
objEntityName
and qualifier
parameters.
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public SQLAction createSQLAction(SQLActionVisitor visitor)
createSQLAction
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createSQLAction
in class AbstractQuery
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A package allowing for simpler creation of Local Cache and Local View (expose an IJSpace) based on an actual IJSpace instance (usually created using the core.space package).


Bonobo is a data-processing toolkit for python 3.5+, your swiss-army knife for everyday's data.
Download the docs...


Reload the page to get defaults again. Simple instructions - change the Max level then paste in to your config file.
Single Player config file on Windows:
Steam > steamapps > common > ARK > ShooterGame > Saved > Config > WindowsNoEditor > Game.ini
Single Player config file on Linux:
~/.steam/steamapps/common/ARK/ShooterGame/Saved/Config/LinuxNoEditor/Game.ini


Page slices with alternating background color can help delineate pages with a lot of page slices
.....


I read a blog post recently showing how to create a button with an image and text. The button looked very simple and very nice to look at, but the HTML was more complicated than I thought it needed to be.
There is a move now to make the HTML of a document as simple and self-explanatory as possible. The HTML should contain the intent of the page, CSS (and possibly JavaScript) is then used "skin" the page as required. This has become more feasible now that browsers are finally maturing and supporting more and more of the CSS standard.
So, if we want a button, we should use the <button>...</button> tag. If we want to have an add button, we want to have:
<button class="imageButton add" onclick="addSomething(); return false;">Add Something</button>
And instead of this
we want it to look like this:
This seems to convey everything that we need without adding any extra HTML. There is also a move towards unobtrusive JavaScript and if we use jQuery, then we could put the onclick call into the $(document).ready(...) function and that would make the HTML simpler (on the other hand it would mean a dislocation between the functionality and the button and would mean that developers looking at the HTML would have to search around to find out where the functionality was specified.
I'm allowing myself two classes, "imageButton" and "add" I think this is justified because the first tells me that I want this button to look like an image button and the second one tells me it is an add button.
button.imageButton { border: 1px solid silver; background-color: white; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-position: 1px center; padding: 1px 1px 1px 28px; height: 30px; cursor: pointer; font-family: Arial; }
The imageButton class changes the overall look of any button with this class. It changes the border to a single pixel solid silver. You can change this to any colour you like or even remove the border completely. It also sets the background colour and then sets up some defaults for the image for the button. We want the image to be on the left (indented by 2 pixels so it isn't touching the border), but in the centre vertically. We also want to make sure that the text is indented so that there is room for the image (I'm assuming that I know that all image are 24px square). For this reason I also set the button height to be 30px to allow some space above and below the image. Finally it sets the cursor to a pointer so that it's obvious when the user moves over it that it's a button and sets the font to something appropriate. This is what a button with this style looks like. We can add the imageButton class to all our buttons to make them look the same.
Now we need to add the image. I'm adding this as a background image so that it doesn't interfere with the HTML and doesn't appear as selectable to the user. All we need is a very simple selector for the add class:
button.add { background-image: url(img/add.gif); }
This adds the image and there we go. Now all the add buttons throughout the website can reuse the same two classes and adding other buttons (for example a remove button) is as simple as adding another image to the CSS:
button.remove { background-image: url(img/remove.gif); }
Now there's one final flourish that we can add. We can add a :hover class so that when the user moves over the button they get some visual feedback. This is pretty straightforward to add. All we need is:
button.imageBtn:hover { text-decoration: underline; border: 1px solid gray; }
This changes the border to a darker grey and underlines the text. Here's the final result:
Unfortunately on IE6 you don't get the hover effect and on Firefox <IP_ADDRESS> you get the border change but not the text underlining. Also, in IE6 and IE7, the buttons are much wider than I'd like them to be. It isn't the border or the padding because I set those explicitly, it isn't the margin either because I've tried setting that. You could set the width explicitly, but of course that means that you might get the text not fitting into the button. If anyone knows another fix, please let me know.


I was thinking it would be nice to keep track of leveling after becoming colonel 100... I know of course it wouldn't be possible to show this in game but having a number somewhere on the stats page showing your theoretical level should be possible.
I assume the equation to find this number would be
((total # of points) - (# of points required for lvl 100)) / 230000 = x
x + 145
The number of points required for lvl 100 is 24600000 so
(30307836 - 24600000) / 230000 = 24 + 145 = 169
In theory I would be level 169 or colonel 124...
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Should be possible but i must think about it.
Amkhatar
Theme Developer
If BBlog incorporates new ranks after colonel 100, why not continue with official ranks with their own insignia ?
Colonel > Brigadier General > Major General > Lieutenant General > General > General of the Army
If BBlog incorporates new ranks after colonel 100, why not continue with official ranks with their own insignia?
That would be pretty neat but I would be happy with just the number
bub3812
hi,championboxes!
Im totally with you.I have posted the suggestion you`ve had,a few days ago
on the requested idea/suggestions page of this forum.
That would be cool for all of our growing high ranked pack of soldiers!
please-Admin- Think of it !!!!!!!!!!!!
PSI-Commando
Yes, More Ranks after Colonel 100. Like Brigadier General 1 to 100, Major General 1 to 100, Lieutenant General 1 to 100, General 1 to 100, General of the Army 1-100
ORFK
Global Moderator
championboxes wrote:
Amkhatar wrote:
If BBlog incorporates new ranks after colonel 100, why not continue with official ranks with their own insignia?
That would be pretty neat but I would be happy with just the number
thats already included.
BBLog Center -> Battlefield3 -> Consecutive Ranking
PSI-Commando
I can't Fine it Please provided link. Thanks
ORFK
Global Moderator
i dont know which language do you use, but english is like i have written...
BBLog Options -> Battlefield3 -> Consecutive Ranking


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The result table returned by executing a search can be used for removing values in the Ingres base table. The values that qualify the row for deletion are taken from the DataGridView.
Note: This example uses the ingresDeleteCommand5, which was created when the ingresDataAdapter5 was added.
The query is as follows:
DELETE FROM route WHERE rt_airline = ? and rt_flight_num = ? and rt_flight_day = ?
You can write these queries using the Query Designer for the IngresCommand by changing the CommandText property, or assign them directly to the IngresCommand CommandText property as a string.
Transaction control is shown in this example to allow user confirmation of the deletion.
A transaction is defined for the session and assigned to the command, indicating that the transaction should be controlled using a programmatic commit or rollback.
public int RouteDelete(DataGridViewRow row)
{
int deleted = 0;
IngresParameter airline = new IngresParameter("rt_airline",
IngresType.NChar);
IngresParameter flight = new IngresParameter("rt_flight_num",
IngresType.Int);
IngresParameter flight_day = new IngresParameter("rt_flight_day",
IngresType.NChar);
try
{
IngresTransaction delTxn;
IngresCommand delCommand = ingresDataAdapter5.DeleteCommand;
airline.Value = row.Cells[0].Value;
flight.Value = row.Cells[2].Value;
flight_day.Value = row.Cells[8].Value;
delCommand.Connection.Open();
delTxn = delCommand.Connection.BeginTransaction();
delCommand.Transaction = delTxn;
delCommand.Prepare();
delCommand.Parameters.Clear();
delCommand.Parameters.Add(airline);
delCommand.Parameters.Add(flight);
delCommand.Parameters.Add(flight_day);
deleted = delCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();
DialogResult result = MessageBox.Show(
String.Format(
rm.GetString("RouteDeleteConfirm"),
airline.Value.ToString(),
flight.Value.ToString(),
row.Cells[3].Value,
row.Cells[4].Value,
row.Cells[8].Value),
rm.GetString("RouteDeleteCaption"),
MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, MessageBoxIcon.Warning);
if (result == DialogResult.No)
{
deleted = 0;
delTxn.Rollback();
}
else if (result == DialogResult.Yes)
{
delTxn.Commit();
}
delCommand.Connection.Close();
}
catch (IngresException ex)
{
DialogResult result = DisplayError(ex);
throw;
}
return (deleted);
}


This page collects common pitfalls and solutions for problems you may encounter while developing Jenkins plugins in Eclipse. See Plugin tutorial#Eclipse for the recommended way of using Eclipse.
Plugin execution not covered by lifecycle configuration
When you import a Jenkins plugin project with m2e, you might see a number of errors reporting "Plugin execution not covered by lifecycle configuration". This is because m2e wants to know how to deal with additional Maven plugins we use for building Jenkins plugins. If you are curious, see the write-up from m2e developers as to why they did this.
There are two ways to resolve this problem.
Upgrade to m2e 1.1+ and use maven-hpi-plugin 1.87+
m2e 1.1 introduced a mechanism to allow Maven plugins to define how the plugins should be handled by m2e. maven-hpi-plugin
1.87 contains this definition, thereby avoding the errors. To resolve the problem in this manner, you need to use m2e 1.1 and newer AND you need to use maven-hpi-plugin
1.87 and newer.
Beware that certain versions/editions of Eclipse bundles m2e by default, in those cases you cannot upgrade m2e by itself. It is probably simpler to just upgrade to Juno or later.
To use a newer version of maven-hpi-plugin
, either ensure that you are building your plugin against sufficiently newer version of Jenkins (such as the current LTS base 1.509) or explicitly add the following fragment in your plugin pom.xml
. If you grep the console output from Maven with "maven-hpi-plugin", you can see the current version you are using.
<build> <plugins> <plugin> <groupId>org.jenkins-ci.tools</groupId> <artifactId>maven-hpi-plugin</artifactId> <version>1.95</version> </plugin> </plugins> </build>
Use quick fix to ignore the errors
If the above approach isn't an option, you can right click those error messages and select quick fixes to shut m2e up.
Unable to find a plugin class. Did you put @plugin in javadoc?
If you get the error message Unable to find a plugin class. Did you put @plugin in javadoc? this maybe caused by Eclipse and Maven both using the target folder for build output. Run mvn clean install to let Maven rebuild the tree.
Messages cannot be resolved
If you see your Eclipse reporting that the "Messages" classes do not exist, make sure Eclipse is treating your target/generated-sources/localizer
directory as one of the source root directory. If not, click this folder in the package explorer and add it from the context menu by following "Build Path > Use as Source Folder"
Unbound Classpath Variable M2_REPO in Eclipse
To fix this issue:
- Open the Eclipse Preferences menu [Window - Preferences]
- Got to [Java - Build Path - Classpath Variables]
- Click 'New' and set its name as M2_REPO
- Click 'Folder' and select your Maven repository folder.
This is normally in your home folder in '.m2/repository'
Only a type can be imported. <class> resolves to a package
Eclipse versions between 4.5 and < 4.6.2 contain a bug that causes errors such as "Only a type can be imported. hudson.model.Job resolves to a package".
If you encounter this error please upgrade to Eclipse Neon.2 (4.6.2) or higher (Bug 495598).


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For Unix systems (including Mac OS X), there is a source installer.
haskell-platform-2<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz
You need GHC 7.0.4 installed before building the platform. You can get this from your distro or you can get a GHC 7.0.4 generic binary.
To install from source download and unpack the installer, then (possibly with 'sudo'):
./configure
make
make install
You may pass --prefix flags to change the default install path.
Complete instructions for installing from source are available.
Older Releases
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ppmtopuzz(1) ppmtopuzz(1) NAME ppmtopuzz - convert a portable pixmap into an X11 "puzzle" file SYNOPSIS ppmtopuzz [ppmfile] DESCRIPTION Reads a portable pixmap as input. Produces an X11 "puzzle" file as out‐ put. A "puzzle" file is for use with the puzzle program included with the X11 distribution - puzzle's -picture flag lets you specify an image file. SEE ALSO ppm(5), puzzle(1) AUTHOR Copyright (C) 1991 by Jef Poskanzer. 22 August 1990 ppmtopuzz(1)


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THE EDGE (Twentieth-Century Fox) Directed by Lee Tamahori There's something irresistibly intriguing about the idea of a wilderness-survival story penned by playwright David Mamet ("Glengarry Glen Ross") and featuring the anything-but-rough-and-tumble Anthony Hopkins in the lead. The concept seems so far-fetched it leads "The Edge" some certifiable curiosity value right from the start. Add in the intensity of Mr. Actors' Studio himself, Alec Baldwin, and you know you must be in for a wild ride. Or perhaps not. The most startling thing about "The Edge" is how
traditional the whole thing seems. Bookwormish Hopkins and oily fashion-photographer Baldwin, stranded in the Canadian countryside after
a plane crash, confront a variety of dangers and --- in typical Mamet style --- have to get in touch with their inner manliness before they can return to civilization. A few scattered profanities, a couple of gory accidents and a subplot about suspected adultery are all that separates this story from the grade-school classic "My Side of the Mountain." Mamet's screenplay seems to have something it wants to say about the changing definitions of manhood, but his message never quite comes through as director Lee Tamahori keeps interrupting the story for regular visits from a cranky Kodiak who seems to get his kicks out of terrorizing our heroes. The bear attacks get progressively sillier and less believable until the inevitable final confrontation, a moment that requires an enormous suspension of disbelief. "The Edge" is on steadier ground dealing with its human characters: Although neither of them is particularly amiable, both have some unexpected dimensions, and Hopkins and Baldwin deliver nuanced performances. Another major plus is the movie's gorgeous photography which makes the wilds of Alberta look like a great place to get lost in.
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This is a small portfolio of work I have produced since starting on my journey to become a Web Developer.
Recently, I have been becoming familiar with modern JS frameworks such as React and Angular 6.
As a result, I have developed two Single page applications to get going and I greatly look forward to working with these frameworks
more as they are very powerful and fairly intuitive to use.
Since the first year of my Studies I have busy improving my core development skills.
I have also been exposed to the fundementals of programming with OOP PHP programming using Yii2,
strongly typed JS with Typescript and Hybrid App Development.
I am currently looking for a industry placement to conclude my second year of studies, if you have any offer or would like a chat, please get in touch.
My front end development module required me to investigate modern JS frameworks nd choose one to build a master detail application as part of my final assessment.
I worked with the supplied API to provide the data to the application.
In addtion to the brief I familiarized myself with Angulars router module, this was in order to display the information to the user without a page reload. I also implemented a custom pipe so a user could sort through the the list of runners. Overall using Angular made something that could have been complex relatively easy to achieve.
View Project Close ProjectBefore the start of the second year I wanted to investigate one of the more prominent JS frameworks, I chose React due to having a great deal of resources to support my learning experience.
I developed a small app which is a library of commonly kept corals from the marine aquarium trade, the data is supplied via JSON object which is sourced locally. By the end of this project I felt fairly familiar and confident with the set up and utilization of React, I especially appreciated the dynamic production of html at run time via templating. It almost felt like magic.
View Project Close ProjectI built a responsive art site for an online Etsy retailer. The site was built from scratch with no frameworks as I saw this as an additional opportunity to cement some of my first years learning over the summer.
I implemented multiple break points and UI changes to accomodate multiple devices, a splash of jquery and lightbox for modal image transitions.
View Project Close ProjectI developed a small CRUD CMS application using the yii2 OOP PHP framework and phpMyAdmin, I developed and implemented the data model for the application via SQL, along with numerous custom functions.
The purpose of the CMS was to obtain data from administrators which would be used to update content on a university front end called myQuest.
I also had to implement role based access controls to ensure that superadmins and admins had varying CRUD access. Overall, I loved working with PHP once I got passed the basics of the syntax. I was also impressed by how quickly I could implement CRUD procedures with yii2 and can't wait to use it again!
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Abstract :Due to their ability to reduce unwanted accidents, automatic railway level crossings are gaining popularity in modern transportation systems. Many systems have been proposed and tested to achieve the desired automation, none of which have been considered a standard. Global positioning system is an effective and fast mode of communication and may be considered as an accurate tool to determine ones navigational information. The present work proposes an algorithm to automate the railway level crossings, which works based on global positioning system data. An experiment has been conducted to detect one onboard location from a stationary point, with the help of Global Positioning System. The proposed system does not require the installation of track-side hardware and thus reduces maintenance cost by avoiding issues such as continuous monitoring and protection against vandalism.
Apart from being a web developer, I enjoy most of my time reading books and open source contribution.
When forced indoors, I follow a number of sci-fi and fantasy genre movies and television shows.


hey, I'm Sophie. I am 13 years of age. I come from a big loving family of 7 children. I am the youngest. They are the most important thing in my life. without two sisters, four brothers, and two extremely patient parents I would never have a sense of humor, moral values or respect for elders.
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Recipe: Cranberry Mold (from Tracy Smith)
by CBS News"Sunday Morning" correspondent Tracy Smith has a nutty take on cranberries for the holidays:
Cranberry Mold
Recipe by Tracy Smith
Ingredients:
1 small package cherry Jell-O
1 small package lemon Jell-O
1 lb. raw cranberries
1 orange (quarter and remove seeds)
1 can crushed pineapple
2 cups sugar
2 cups hot water
1/2 - 1 cup walnuts or pecans (chopped)
Preparation:
- Put cranberries and seeded unpeeled orange through grinder.
- Dissolve Jell-O and sugar in hot water in large bowl.
- Add cranberries and orange, pineapple, and nuts and stir.
- Put in large mold or serving bowl and chill until set.


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mvMotionAI is an AI library module (currently a static library,
hopefully in version 00-02-00 and above as a DLL & shared library). Written in the C++ language, the library
focuses on the area of AI known as steering behaviours or directed 3D vector movement based such as path-following
and seeking & evading another body. Applications that are suitable for the mvMotionAI library are games and simulations.
A new feature, for version 00-02-00 and above, is the custom behaviour framework (named mvBaseActions) that allows user-defined behaviours
extensions into the system and those additional custom objects are available via the scripting language interface.
Environment
The library is entirely coded in C++ with interfaces in both C/C++ and the scripting language Lua.
Compiles under the following development environments
- Ubuntu
- Code Blocks with GCC compiler
- Windows XP
- Code Blocks with GCC MinGW compiler
- MSVC++6
- MS Visual Studio 2005
History
First created in January 2006, then the source code was released
as open source in June 2006 under the MIT
License. The library was started as a reusable code for applications (such as
games), now the library is a general purpose steering behaviours library for
games and simulations that is easily pluggable into different applications.
tutorial1 : How to integrate mvMotionAI library into your
application
tutorial2 (TODO) : How to integrate mvMotionAI library into a OpenGL/GLUT
application (or a real-time application) using the mvMotionAI C function interface
tutorial3 (TODO) : How to integrate an user-defined behaviour (or your own mvBaseAction) into
mvMotionAI library using the mvMotionAI C function interface
tutorial4 (sideproject1) (TODO): How to use the implemented Lua mvMotionAI C interface
with the mvMotionAI C function interface
tutorial5 (TODO) :
How to integrate an user-defined global force (or your own mvBaseForce) into
mvMotionAI library using the mvMotionAI C function interface
tutorial6 (TODO): How to integrate mvMotionAI library into a OpenGL/GLUT
application (or a real-time application) without using the mvMotionAI C function interface.
How to directly interact with the mvWorld instance with the same functionality as the mvMotionAI C function interface.
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Introduction¶
pyqtdeploy is a tool that, in conjunction with other tools provided with Qt, enables the deployment of PyQt applications written with Python v3.7 or later. It supports deployment to desktop platforms (Linux, Windows and macOS) and to mobile platforms (iOS and Android).
Normally you would create statically compiled versions of the Python interpreter library and any third party extension modules (including PyQt). This way your application has no external dependencies. However there is nothing to stop you using shared versions of any of these components in order to reduce the size of the application, but at the cost of increasing the complexity of the deployment.
pyqtdeploy itself requires PyQt5 and Python v3.7 or later.
pyqtdeploy works by taking the individual modules of a PyQt application, freezing them, and then placing them in a Qt resource file that is converted to C++ code by Qt’s rcc tool. Python’s standard library is handled in the same way.
pyqtdeploy generates a simple C++ wrapper around the Python interpreter library that uses the Python import mechanism to enable access to the embedded frozen modules in a similar way that Python supports the packaging of modules in zip files.
Finally pyqtdeploy generates a target-specific Qt .pro
file that
describes all the generated C++ code. From this Qt’s qmake tool is
used to generate a Makefile
which will then generate a single executable.
Further Qt and/or platform specific tools can then be used to convert the
executable to a target-specific deployable package.
When run pyqtdeploy presents a GUI that allows all the separate components to be specified. This information is stored in a pyqtdeploy project file.
pyqtdeploy does not (yet) perform auto-discovery of Python standard library modules or third party modules to be included with the application. You must specify these yourself. However it does understand the inter-dependencies within the standard library and external modules, so you only need to specify those packages that your application explicitly imports.
A companion program pyqtdeploy-sysroot is used to create a system root (sysroot) directory containing target-specific installations of components (e.g. Python itself and PyQt) that are to be linked with the application.
Another companion program pyqtdeploy-build is then run from the command line (or a shell script or batch file) to generate the application’s C++ code from a project file.
pyqtdeploy does not itself generate a final distribution package,
i.e. one that is handled by a target platform’s package management system.
This is left to the target platform’s standard packaging tools. For desktop
targets the fman Build System is an
alternative solution that includes support for .exe
files (for Windows),
.dmg
files (for macOS) and .deb
and .rpm
files (for Linux).
Note
Creating a single executable (particularly one with no external dependencies) from a complex Python application (particularly one that uses external C extension modules) is not a simple task. It requires experience of C code, compilers, build systems and the ability to debug associated problems. You have been warned!
Author¶
pyqtdeploy is copyright (c) Riverbank Computing Limited. Its homepage is https://www.riverbankcomputing.com/software/pyqtdeploy/.
Support may be obtained from the PyQt mailing list at https://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt/.
License¶
pyqtdeploy is released under the BSD license.


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At the begining you need to choose playlist.
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the URI playlist will be loaded, not the chosen above. As soon as you press START,
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For each correct option you are given one point. There is also a count of correct answers given in a row.
Control:
Use the PLAY and PAUSE to control playback. The NEXT option will switch to the next song, but keep in mind that the winning streak will decline.
If you like the playing song you can add the song to your Liked Song playlist by ADD button.
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Greetings one and all. I suppose I'll start with the usual background... I'm a 20 year old male, in excellent health, no medical conditions, I am not on any medications.
List of drugs I have done:
Ecstacy, Ketamine, Cocaine, LSD, Marijuanna, a million different prescription drugs, Meth Amphetamines, Nicotine, and alcohol.
Before taking *any* of the above drugs, I read every piece of information I could gather on the subject, whether it was pro-[drug] or against it. I also always talked to people experienced in the use of the individual drug. I personally have never had a problem with addiction of any sort. Smoking has never been an issue... I may take a puff here and there when I'm on something else, or I may hit a stogie once in a while, but that's it. I've also stayed up for 5 days on some wonderful Crystal, and suffered only the slightest withdrawal symptoms. After this 5 day binge [my longest] I was able to completely stop using any sort of meth for over 2 months. Please don't take the above statements in the wrong way.. I am not bragging, I am not saying I am impervious to addiction, I am simply saying it has yet to be a problem for *me*.
The last several months, my interest in heroin has been piqued. So I gathered as much information about it as I could, and have talked to several people (several bluelighters in fact.. you know who you are, thanks for your help) who use heroin... those who use it occasionally without problem, and I even confronted two 'junkies'. These people have a severe dependancy on heroin, and have not been able to successfully quit. After weighing it out, I decided if the opportunity arose, I would accept. Wednesday night of this week, my friend Tony called me. Tony is one of the people I spoke to who occasionally uses Heroin. He has a great deal of experience with it, and has never (to my knowledge) had a problem with addiction...  He informed me that he had some China White (Or White China, forgive me, I forget), which I later learned to be Fentanyl, a synthetic heroin substitute.
[Erowid note: Chemically speaking, fentanyl is not synthetic heroin, as heroin itself is a half-synthetic opiate made from natural-source morphine. Fentanyl is a completely synthetic opiate which is much more powerful than heroin. Common dose is in the µg range, like 0.025mg. Since the reported dose is 250mg the drug this report is about most likely was cut heroin.]
I told him that I wanted to try it... He said he would be glad to set it up, and it would be free of charge... sort of a birthday present I suppose.
I'm writing this at 11pm of the night I describe below.
Saturday afternoon........
2:30 PM- Tony calls and says our 6:00 date has been moved up... to ASAP. I jump in the car and head over to Tony's house.
2:45 I arrive. Tony's GF, Lindsey, Is a Registered Nurse... she is present to perform the injection for me, as I am terrified of needles. She has performed thousands of IV injections at her job, and a large amount of Heroin injections for Tony and his close group of friends.
3:00 After a little chit-chat, we make our way to the smoking room (which is actually a finished basement, very well decorated). As I enter the smoking room, I notice how BLAZINGLY cold it is down there, as it always is... this comes in effect later.
3:30 They are *finally* finished making their blunt.. they offer me some, but I refuse. I do not enjoy marijuanna as it is, plus I didn't want to dilute the experience with *anything*. At this time, they pull out the little glass 'wrap' as they called it. It was a lot different looking then I had thought... I don't really know what I was expecting, but this wasn't it.
**To give you a brief description of the layout:
You walk downstairs into a large open room. There are black and white airbrush portraits on the wall, it has a very modern look to it. The room is furnished with a 52' screen TV, a black leather sofa adjascent the TV, and a matching love seat diagonally placed from the couch. There is a large UGLY green lazyboy recliner. It's the kind that's really ugly, but too comfortable to get rid of. We are all sitting on the couch, watching a show about cars (Tony and I are car freaks too), with our feet sitting on the glass, rectangular coffee table.*****
3:35 They set a *very* small key bump on the table, and tell me to snort, so that I can get a feel for what to expect... Tony is the only one smoking now.. I asked Lindsey to remain as sober as possible throughout the whole thing, just in case.... In an effortless snort, the powder was gone. It was surprisingly 'soft' going up.. This probably doesn't make sense if you've never snorted it before... but it was soft...not in a burning sense... just... soft.. anyway..
3:42
- It came on so much faster than I expected... It wasn't a freight train hitting me... it was a tide of relaxation creeping up on me, slowly taking me from behind..
4:00- Without a doubt it had taken effect. I couldn't seem to remember WHEN it hit me, I just knew that it had hit me at some point, and I had been feeling this way for what seemed an eternity.
4:30- I am *very* relaxed, and content beyond words. Tony was droning on about some car that he had read about, but I couldn't make myself show even the slightest bit of interest. I am aware of my extreme naseua by now... I feel i have it under control, and I'm not going to puke, but I am naseous... it comes in waves, but i'm sure it will go away.
I jump ahead now to 5:15... I can still feel the effects of the heroin in my body, but I'm ready. I'm ready to do what I came for. I jump ahead to 5:15 because not really much happened between then and now. I itched a little, I never did puke, we talked a little, I noted that I sounded different than usual...Je ne se quoi.
5:15- It's time. I tell them I'm ready, and after a few re-assurances, they decide I'm ready too. I have butterflies tearing through my stomach, I think more because of the needle than the heroin it contained...
5:20- Lindsey has already taken the syringe [A fresh, clean one that I purchased myself, I watched her open it, so I KNOW it was clean] out of the package, sterelized my arm, and the needle, mixed the heroin with water, added heat, filtered with cotton, etc etc... She has the syringe and my arm ready. My heart is pounding so hard I can hear it in my ears. She switches places with Tony, and sits to my right. We had no torniquet, but we didn't need one, my veins on my forearm protrude *a lot* and a few pumps of my hand brought them to perfect. Tony was squeezing my bicep to act as the torniquet. I turn my head because I can't BEAR to think about, let alone watch, someone sticking a needle into my vein.
She tells me to relax, and that I have to stop shaking so much or it's going to make her job much more difficult. (I am shaking not only because I am scared, but because they keep it SO DAMN cold in their smoking room.) She places one hand on my arm, below the injection site [my forearm, opposite my elbow], and with the other, moves the syringe toward my arm. I feel the cold steel as she rests it against my arm. I want to tell her to hurry up, but I am too nervous to speak.
Tony squeezes my arm a bit tighter, and she moves forward... for but an *INSTANT* I feel the tiniest prick against my arm, barely noticable, in fact, almost laughable... I think to myself 'Here we Ggggggg... .. .. . ooh.' I feel her place the damp cloth over the 'wound'. Almost in sync with the cold damp cloth on my arm, it happens.
People say it's like being hit by a truck. No. It's nothing like that.  The first thing I realize again, is the cold. But I no longer care. Not at all. In fact, I remember being GLAD that the cold was there... it gave me pleasure to think that the cold was TRYING to do something to me, was TRYING to make me uncomfortable, the cold was TRYING to hurt me...and it made me happy because I knew it couldn't.
Nothing could touch me. I was invincible, without the energy of being invincible. I hear her place the syringe on the table, but I can't bring myself to open my eyes yet. As she places it on the table, I notice how odd it sounds. It doesn't echo, it's not a sound like when i'm tripping.. It's a mocking sound. The syringe is trying to laugh at me... the syringe is trying to make me feel bad too... but it can't, nothing can. People always try to put into words the feeling smack brings you.. that's just the problem.. it doesn't.. It was the most intense nothingness there ever was.
I remember letting out a sigh. I have no idea how long I had been holding my breath. The breath that came out of my mouth was warm... I was warm... I was engulfed in a sea of what seemed to be warm liquid.
I realized that I was no longer tense. I was, in fact, melting back into the chair as it were.
I looked at Lindsey and Tony, there eyes looking through me, and smiled a weak smile. It felt as though my lips were actually curling up though. I wasn't smiling with them. I was smiling AT them... I was smiling at them, because I was in a place they weren't invited to.
'So?' Tony asked in his heavy Itallian accent.
'It's good' I said back.
And that was it. It was just that. It was good. It was by NO means mindblowing. I was enveloped in a world of warmth, of security, and of freedom. It was nothing near the level I had expected to reach. It was a good experience for me. But I don't want my words above to sensationalize what I experienced. The best part for me was the security. No matter what scenario came into my mind, I was immediatley able to dismiss it as unimportant. There was no time when I looked at my companions and said 'Oh my God'... as I did with my first MDMA experience. There was no time that I looked deep inside myself and realized some inner truth I had never seen, as with LSD. There was *nothing* to be reached, and it was, for lack of a better word, fun.
I can definitely see the potential for addiction. No matter what stress I was under (and believe me, right now, that's A LOT), it was temporarily removed...no, not removed, dismantled. It was still there, but, as the junky cliche' goes, I didn't care. I was suddenly aware of all the problems in the world... and I blamed everyone ELSE for their OWN problems... everyone seemed so childish for letting themself get into such messes. Look at me, I have problems, but I'm okay!
Perhaps the most unexpected result I got from this all, was the visual perspective... everything was *fast*. It wasn't all the time, but several times during the experience, my friends would move their arm, or get up to walk, and they seemed to be moving faster than the speed of light... their legs seemed to be full of endless energy, and I hated them for that.
We didn't really do much. We talked, I drank some water... Oh yah, I *DID* puke. I take that back, I RETCHED. I guess that was one sorta important detail I left out... after she completed the injection, I had a whole slew of negative emotions for about 10 seconds, and I get very fearful... then it hit me full-on, and I grabbed the trashcan next to me and hurled into it. I could go into great detail about how odd it felt when i DID puke, but I'm sure no one wants to know about all that.
It is now 11:00 the same night, and I still feel odd. Obviously, I'm not nearly as smashed as I was, but I can still tell there is something different about me. Most of the apathy is gone, but I am a bit irritable at the moment. I did notice that I didn't itch. I *do* pop a lot of opiate prescription pills... I don't know if that has anything to do with it or not, but I really didn't itch that much at all. As I said, I can definitely understand the potential for addiction, and I respect the drug completely.
I personally, however, do not feel I will have any sort of addiction problems. Sure, I would enjoy doing it again tomorrow... but I won't.. Some would argue that makes me an addict...  No. There is NOTHING wrong with having the desire to do something pleasurable. It's when that desire takes control of your life that you have a problem. This is not a desire I will let take over my life.
Thanks to all who helped me out before and during this experience.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


| DOSE: |
repeated |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
Welcome to the meaning of my life.
Let me start off with some background information. At the time this experience occured, I was 14 years old (I am 17 now). I had been raised in the typical anti drug and DARE environment, which had told me that all drugs are extremely dangerous and addictive. This school of thought made no differentiation between herion and marijuana, and as such, it implied that any drug could kill you or ruin your life if you even tried it once. I had pledged never to succumb to the temptation of any sort of drug.
Around this time, I was new in High School and beginining to question the authority of my parents and any official figure. I was already interested in the human conciousness and any sort of hypnosis or meditation. I read extensivly about OBE's and any sort of trance-like state. It was a combination of this interest and the influence of one of my friends which led me to first try marijuana.
This friend, I'll call him B, was always more of a counter culture individual than myself. I know now that his parents had smoked pot, and he had even found their stash, but at the time I had no idea of this. We used to get our thrills by stealing cigarette butts from our parents ashtrays and smoking those, or even smoking straw from his backyard. He told me about his sister in college who smoked pot. I had no idea that she smoked pot as I had always known her as an extremely 'straight and narrow' individual. He told me that she loved it, and that all the information passed on to me as fact by my parents and the DARE program was false.
As we talked about the effects it had, I became very interested and began doing research on the internet. I decided along with a group of our friends who happened to be in a band with us at the time that I wanted to try it. We saved up money for a week and passed it to B who on Friday obtained a decent amount of marijuana from his sister.
We all spent the night at my other friend C's house.  After riding around some and enjoying ourselves, we decided it was time to smoke some of our pot. Stopping in a wooded area by a creek, we dismounted our four wheelers and packed a bowl into B's homemade wooden pipe. We each smoked about 6 hits.
I had never been high before. I had been slightly tipsy from alcohol before, but I really had no idea what to expect. The first thing I noticed was that my perception of reality seemed changed. As I looked around, I saw what I could only describe as a strobe-like reality. Reality would come into my head, and then it would rush out for a dreamlike period which could have been a million years for all I knew, and then it would pop back into my head again. I stood there for a few minutes with my friends saying 'Are you high? Huh, did you get high?' popping in and out of this dreamlike state.
I wasn't sure if I was high or not so I tried to put my feelings into words, but I don't think my friends could understand. C began to state that everything was 'going into strobe mode,' so I figured he was high too. We rode the four wheelers around a bit more and then retired back to the cabin. It was now about 6pm.
I walked outside towards the woods after everyone got busy with a game of pool and noticed that I felt completely different than I had with everyone around me. I felt a complete peace about myself that I had never felt before. I found a comfortable place and lay down in the woods. There was a sense of oneness with nature. I felt like all the trees and bushes and the few rays of sun lazily drifting through the canopy were saying to me 'here we are, now you know the secret to seeing us, you are no longer an outsider looking at us, you are part of us.' Colors were exceptionally vivid, and my sense of wellbeing was phenomenal.
About an hour later, after playing the Pac Man arcade game C's parents had put in the guest house, playing music, and playing pool, we went on the back porch to smoke another bowl or two. Although I had felt like I couldn't possibly become more high than I was after the first smoke session, I was surprised to find all my feelings intensified greatly.
We rode four wheelers around a bit more. I was on a four wheeler with B and C. B was driving while C sat in front of the handlebars, and I sat on the back. We went up a hill and C fell off the front. B actually RAN OVER C with the entire four wheeler. We all stopped, laughing crazily. C got up, brushed off his pants and fell over laughing. He told us he was ok, and we all thought we were gonna suffocate from laughter as we related the tale to each other from our specific points of view on our way back to the cabin.
At this point it was getting dark. I laid on the floor while everyone played music and closed my eyes. I felt as though my body was spinning around and flying down some immense tunnel. I had had this feeling every now and then as I lay in bed before I had ever even considered smoking pot, but it was greatly accentuated by the marijuana. If I concentrated, I could see what I would describe as 'faint closed eye visuals.' I was able to picture all sorts of strange things in my minds eye so vividly that I almost saw them. Mainly psychedelic patterns that I had seen on posters, but also strange works of art and sculpture.
It was as though the filter in my mind which sifts through my thoughts, tossing aside irrational ones had been completely removed, and I was allowed to see things and think thoughts that would never before have occured to me. I was communicating these emotions and sensations to my friends, many of whom felt the same things, but I felt like talking and any sort of external physical movement would 'bring me out' of my trance-like state.
We knew the night was just begining, so we rode C's four wheelers in the dark up to a spot on a hill overlooking his house, and a wonderful view of the lights of nearby cities and towns. The ride up was unbelieveable. Although it was dark, I could feel our speed with extreme physicality. The cool rushing wind in the blackness was indescribable. I imagined that I was in the Green Berets, rushing covertly to a bivouac site, and suddenly I was. I imagined that a dog sled team was pulling me silently through the chill Alaskan night, and suddenly I was. The ride, which could not have lasted for more than 2 minutes, seemed to strech on for a very long time. Once at our camping site, we set up a campfire and roasted marshmallows and smoked more pot.
As I sat at the fire with my friends around me, I became increasingly aware of the universe above me and the world around me. The celestial bodies and shooting stars above me seemed just as close, warm, and comforting as the crackling fire in front of me. We warmly discussed our feelings about marijuana and our disgust at the blatant lies issued forth by the DARE program. All was one.
As it became late, we decided to go back to C's cabin. My friend P mentioned something about cow tipping. Several people acknowledged that some friend of a friend or relative that they knew had gone cow tipping and thought it was extremely funny. C noted that there were many farms around the area with cows. B suggested that we go cow tipping. It is now around 11pm on friday night.
We wandered out of the cabin totally stoned and filled with an invigorating sense of adventure. I felt as though I was embarking on some spiritual quest, but I was fuled by the prospect of humor and adventure. After a lot of walking, we came to a field which C insisted had numerous cows. It was much too dark to tell at this point, and a flashlight wasn't doing us much good. So we split up and began walking around the field. It was huge and we all kept up communication with each other. 'Any cows?' someone would ask 'Nope, none yet' someone else would reply. I felt a huge surge of energy and zest for fun while doing all this. The cool and moist blades of grass brushing my legs felt marvelous. Matched with the coolness and freshness of the breeze, I was in nirvana.
We eventually gave up, deciding that there were no cows after all and met in the center of the field. We were all so overcome with our highs that we laid down together to watch the sky. I can only describe it as complete and total peace and zen. I laid in the soft grass, surrounded by pitch blackness. I could hear the breathing of my friends, and the occasional wonder filled murmer.
In front of my face, the universe was vast and clear, each star shining and twinkling was extreme brilliance. I saw at least 4 shooting stars. I was aware of the immense size of the universe and I felt as though I was seeing it in 3 dimensions, rather than the typical flat view. Every planet and star seemed a part of me, and filled me with joy. I became aware of the sound of night, cicadas, crickets, frogs, glowing firebugs. It was all a part of me. It was as though the universe was smiling at me and revealing itself to me for the first time. I cried tears of joy.
We went back to the cabin reluctantly and went to sleep, waking the next day without the slightest hangover. We smoked and then went into C's house for breakfast. His mom had made it for us home made and it tasted fantastic. We rode four wheelers and dirt bikes around more and watched tv for a few hours.
I spent a long time juggling and found that I was able to juggle EXTREMLY well while under the influence. In fact I found that my performance seemed to be enhanced. I would attribute this to the fact that the marijuana allowed me to free my mind from what I was doing. It is well known among jugglers that if you start to concentrate on any single move you are doing, you will screw up a trick. My previous record for consecutive behind-the-back throws was 3 in a row. In one hours practice I shattered my previous record and pulled off 11 consecutive and smooth throws, much to the surprise of C's mom.
I didn't want to go home very much after the wonderful experience I had just had, but I did so, looking forward to the next opportunity I would have. I still smoke every now and then, leaving just enough space in between sessions to allow me a full appreciation of the lessons I learn and emotions I feel each time.
My views of life, people, society, and law have been totally changed by my marijuana use. Mary Jane has helped me to realize that the important things in life are love, and happiness, and the way we treat others, not how much money we make, or how big our houses are. I regard this change as an extremely positive one. I have been given great insight by my use of the ganja goddess, and I hope that this article will encourage other individuals to use marijuana responsibly, and for the right reasons.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Each rule will be applied to any URL matching its URL pattern on the targeted website.
Please check this documentation for pattern syntax


jQuery Mockjax: Ajax request mocking
http://github.com/appendto/jquery-mockjax/
jQuery Mockjax provides request/response mocking for ajax requests with jQuery and provides all standard behaviors in the request/response flow.
You may report any issues you may find https://github.com/appendto/jquery-mockjax/issues.
jQuery Version Support
The current version of Mockjax has been tested with jQuery 1.3.2 through 1.7.0 with QUnit unit tests, residing in /test.
Browsers Tested
Internet Explorer 6-9, Firefox 3.6 and stable, Safari 5.x, Chrome stable, Opera 9.6-latest.
Release History
License
Copyright (c) 2012 appendTo LLC.
Dual licensed under the MIT or GPL licenses.
http://appendto.com/open-source-licenses
Documentation
Most backend developers are familiar with the concepts of mocking objects or stubbing in methods for unit testing. For those not familiar with mocking, it’s the simulation of an interface or API for testing or integration development purposes. Mocking with front-end development though is still quite new.
Much of the development that appendTo does focuses on front-end development tied to RESTFUL web services. As such we’re able to spec out the service contract and data format at the beginning of a project and develop the front-end interface against mock data while the back end team builds the production services.
The plugin was originally developed by appendTo back in March 2010 and the team has been using it in all of its projects since.
API
Mockjax consists of two methods, one to set up mocks, one to remove them. You'll find plenty of examples below. If you're looking for a specific option, checkout this list:
-
$.mockjax(options)
- Sets up a mockjax handler.
-
options
: An object literal which defines the settings to use for the mocked request.-
url
: A string or regular expression specifying the url of the request that the data should be mocked for. If the url is a string and contains an asterisk ( * ), it is treated as a wildcard, by translating to a regular expression, replacing the asterisk with.+
. -
data
: In addition to the URL, match parameters. -
type
: Specify what HTTP method to match, usually GET or POST. Case-insensitive, soget
andpost
also work. -
headers
: An object literal whose keys will be simulated as additional headers returned from the server for the request. -
status
: An integer that specifies a valid server response code. This simulates a server response code. -
statusText
: An string that specifies a valid server response code description. This simulates a server response code description. -
responseTime
: An integer that specifies a simulated network and server latency (in milliseconds). -
isTimeout
: A boolean value that determines whether or not the mock will force a timeout on the request. -
contentType
: A string which specifies the content type for the response. -
response
:function(settings) {}
, A function that allows for the dynamic setting of responseText/responseXML upon each request. -
responseText
: A string specifying the mocked text, or a mocked object literal, for the request. -
responseXML
: A string specifying the mocked XML for the request. -
proxy
: A string specifying a path to a file, from which the contents will be returned for the request. -
lastModified
: A date string specifying the mocked last-modified time for the request. This is used by$.ajax
to determine if the requested data is new since the last request. -
etag
: A string specifying a unique identifier referencing a specific version of the requested data. This is used by$.ajax
to determine if the requested data is new since the last request. (see HTTP_ETag)
-
-
$.mockjaxClear()
- Removes all mockjax handlers.
-
$.mockjaxClear(id)
- Remove a single mockjax handler.
-
id
is the string returned from$.mockjax
.
Overview: Your First Mock
Our first example will be for a simple REST service for a fortune app
with the REST endpoint being /restful/fortune
which returns the
following JSON message:
{
"status": "success",
"fortune" : "Are you a turtle?"
}
To pull the fortune into our page, we’d use the following HTML & jQuery code:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<title>Fortune App</title>

$.getJSON('/restful/fortune', function(response) {
if ( response.status == 'success') {
$('#fortune').html( 'Your fortune is: ' + response.fortune );
} else {
$('#fortune').html( 'Things do not look good, no fortune was told' );
}
});
At this point if we were to run this code it would fail since the REST service has yet to be implemented. This is where the benefit of the Mockjax Plugin starts to pay off. The first step in using Mockjax is to include the plugin by just adding a regular script tag.
Once you have that included, you can start intercepting Ajax requests and mocking the responses. So let’s mock out the service by including the following code:
$.mockjax({
url: '/restful/fortune',
responseTime: 750,
responseText: {
status: 'success',
fortune: 'Are you a turtle?'
}
});
Defining a JSON string inline requires a JSON.stringify
method to be
available. For some browsers you may need to include
json2.js, which is included in the lib
folder
If you plan on mocking xml responses, you may also have to include
jquery.xmldom.js
, which can also be found in the lib
folder.
What Mockjax does at this point is replace the $.ajax
method with a
wrapper that transparently checks the URL being requested. If the URL
matches one defined by $.mockjax()
, Mockjax intercepts the request
and sets up a mock XMLHttpRequest
object before executing the
jQuery.ajax
handler. Otherwise, the request is handed back to the
native $.ajax
method for normal execution. One benefit in this
implementation detail is by simulating the XMLHttpRequest
object, the
plugin continues to make use of jQuery’s native ajax handling.
As you write code to mock responses, there’s great value in the fact that there are no modifications required to production code. The mocks can be transparently inserted. This provides easy integration into most frameworks by including the plugin and mock definitions through your build framework. It’s also possible to include it at run time by listening for a flag query string flag and injecting the plugin and definitions.
Mockjax in Depth
Now let’s look at the various approaches to defining mocks as offered by the plugin. The sections below feature an extensive overview of the flexibility in Mockjax and creating responses.
Data Types Available for Mocking
jQuery is able to handle and parse Text
, HTML
, JSON
, JSONP
,
Script
and XML
data formats and Mockjax is able to mock any of those
formats. Two things to note, depending upon how you mock out JSON
and
JSONP
you may need to include json2.js for
the JSON.stringify()
method. Additionally if you mock XML inline,
you’ll need to include the
xmlDOM
plugin that
transforms a string of XML into a DOM object. If you use the proxy
approach outlined below, there’s no need to include either the JSON or
XMLDOM plugins.
Step 1. Define the URL
The first thing you need to do when mocking a request is define the URL end-point to intercept and mock. As with our example above this can be a simple string:
$.mockjax({
url: '/url/to/rest-service'
});
or contain a *
as a wildcard:
$.mockjax({
// Matches /data/quote, /data/tweet etc.
url: '/data/*'
});
or a full regular expression:
$.mockjax({
// Matches /data/quote, /data/tweet but not /data/quotes
url: /^\/data\/(quote|tweet)$/i
});
You can also match against the data option in addition to url:
$.mockjax({
url: '/rest',
data: { action: "foo" },
responseText: { bar: "hello world" }
});
$.mockjax({
url: '/rest',
data: { action: "bar" },
responseText: { bar: "hello world 2" }
});
Step 2. Define the Response
The second step is to define the type of response. The two main
properties you’ll be dealing with are either responseText
or
responseXML
. These properties mirror the native XMLHttpRequest
object properties that are set during a live response. There are three
different patterns for specifying the responses: Inline, Proxy, and
Callback.
Inline Responses
A simple text response would be:
$.mockjax({
url: '/restful/api',
responseText: 'A text response from the server'
});
A simple XML response would be:
$.mockjax({
url: '/restful/api',
// Need to include the xmlDOM plugin to have this translated into a DOM
responseXML: '<document><quote>Hello world!</quote></document>'
});
As you can quickly see, if you have a significant amount of data being mocked this becomes unwieldy. So that brings us to the next pattern, proxying.
Proxy
In this example below, the Mockjax plugin will intercept requests for
/restful/api
and redirect them to /mocks/data.json
.
$.mockjax({
url: '/restful/api',
proxy: '/mocks/data.json'
});
Callback
In the final response pattern, we can define a callback on the
response
property and have it set responseText
or responseXML
as
needed.
$.mockjax({
url: '/restful/api',
response: function() {
this.responseText = 'Hello world!';
}
});
Advanced Mocking Techniques
At this point we’ve looked at a series of basic mocking techniques with Mockjax and will now unpack some of the additional functionality contained in the plugin.
Simulating Response Time and Latency
Simulating network and server latency for a mock is as simple as adding
a responseTime
property to your mock definition:
$.mockjax({
url: '/restful/api',
// Simulate a network latency of 750ms
responseTime: 750,
responseText: 'A text response from the server'
});
Simulating HTTP Response Statuses
It’s also possible to simulate response statuses other than 200 (default
for Mockjax) by simply adding a status
property.
$.mockjax({
url: '/restful/api',
// Server 500 error occurred
status: 500,
responseTime: 750,
responseText: 'A text response from the server'
});
Setting the Content-Type
You can set the content type to associate with the mock response, in the example below, we’re setting a json content type.
$.mockjax({
url: '/restful/api',
contentType: 'text/json',
responseText: {
hello: 'World!'
}
});
Setting Additional HTTP Response Headers
Additional HTTP Response Headers may be provided by setting a key in the headers object literal:
$.mockjax({
url: '/restful/api',
contentType: 'text/json',
responseText: {
hello: 'World!'
},
headers: {
etag: 'xyz123'
}
});
Force Simulation of Server Timeouts
Because of the way Mockjax was implemented, it takes advantage of
jQuery’s internal timeout handling for requests. But if you’d like to
force a timeout for a request you can do so by setting the isTimeout
property to true:
$.mockjax({
url: '/restful/api',
isTimeout: true
});
Dynamically Generating Mock Definitions
In some situations, all of your REST calls are based upon a URL schema.
Mockjax has the ability for you to specify a callback function that is
handed the $.ajax
request settings. The callback function may then
either return false to allow the request to be handled natively, or
return an object literal with relevant Mockjax parameters set. Below is
an example that rewrites all Ajax requests to proxy to static mocks:
$.mockjax(function(settings) {
// settings.url == '/restful/<service>'
var service = settings.url.match(/\/restful\/(.*)$/);
if ( service ) {
return {
proxy: '/mocks/' + service[1] + '.json'
};
}
return;
});
Dynamically Generating Mock Responses
It’s also possible to dynamically generate the response text upon each
request by implementing a callback function on the response
parameter:
$.mockjax({
url: '/restful/webservice',
dataType: 'json',
response: function(settings) {
this.responseText = { say: 'random ' + Math.random() };
}
});
Data types
The example above mocks a json
response. You can also mock xml
:
$.mockjax({
url: '/some/xml',
dataType: 'xml',
responseXML: '<document><say>Hello world XML</say></document>'
});
And html
:
$.mockjax({
url: '/some/webservice',
dataType: 'html',
responseText: '
Hello there
'
});
Globally Defining Mockjax Settings
It’s also possible to define the global defaults for all Mockjax
requests by overwriting the $.mockjaxSettings
object. By default the
settings are as follows:
$.mockjaxSettings = {
status: 200,
statusText 'OK',
responseTime: 500,
isTimeout: false,
contentType: 'text/plain',
response: '',
responseText: '',
responseXML: '',
proxy: '',
lastModified: null,
etag: ''
};
To overwrite a particular settings such as the default content-type, you would do the following:
$.mockjaxSettings.contentType = 'text/json';
Removing Mockjax Handlers
Remove all mockjax handlers:
$.mockjaxClear();
Remove Single Mockjax Handler
var id = $.mockjax({
...
});
$.mockjaxClear(id);


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ParaCache Simulator
Cache & Virtual Memory Simulator
Direct Mapped Cache
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2-Way Set Associative Cache
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Cache Type Analysis
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Your data synchronize automatically from multiple accounts to cloud, that will help you to analyze all devices data at single place
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List View Demo page
jQuery plugin allowing to use ul and li element to have similar effect of iOS ListView
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