Kute is an open source commute app for Sri Lanka, which is currently implemented for trains.
People travel to the same destination on a regular basis for various reasons. May it be to work every day or for business purposes every weekend. When in public transport, it is very convenient for the traveller to know the current location of a public transport vehicle to take decisions like time of arrival, time to reach the destination and to know any delays of transport. In Kute, the users or travellers themselves are allowed to share their current location, so that the other travellers can see the current location of the vehicle. Kute is currently implemented for trains, and here a person who is travelling in the train can share his current location. A person outside can select the train and view current location of the train and the expected time for the train to arrive at the nearest station will be calculated and shown in the app.
When considering private vehicles, there are many vehicles in Sri Lanka that travel regularly by filling on a few seats or only the driver him/her self. The other space can be used by people travelling to same destination on same route.
Source Code
Source code can be found at, https://github.com/scorelab/kute.git
Installation
Go to your terminal and execute this command, git clone https://github.com/scorelab/kute.git or download the zip file.


The village has three pubs which also let out rooms, several bed and breakfasts, a couple of hotels, and a youth hostel. There is more accomodation in some of the surrounding villages within easy walking distance.
Some of these advertise on the village website. There is a local campsite that can be contacted by email.


I have never previously taken drugs on a daily basis nor abused any of which I have taken before. Having said that, I have been perscribed Vicodin and Codeine before, both of which are nothing when compared to the effects of Adderall.
Orginally, I was perscribed 10mg of Adderall IR and XR (tablet and capsule form) for ADHD. I was supposed to take XR everyday in the morning, and take the IR at my discretion whenever I needed a boost. After about 3 or 4 weeks, the aggression, which was supposed to subside after my body got used to the drug was still plainly visible to all. The dosage was then upped to 20mg of XR, but the IR was left to 10mg. After I built up a tolerance, the dosage was yet again increased to my surprise 30mg of XR, and 20mg of IR.
In a regular 30mg day of XR, I'll experience paranoia (people are watching me), decreased appetite, and increased breathing/heart rate. I often see things out of the corner of my eye. Sometimes they were blurs, other times people standing barely in my peripheral vision.
The blog section below was written during the experience, the rest written on the post date of this blog. I was somewhat distracted...
***The Experience - February 12, 2006***
T +1:00 - Techno has never sounded this good. After 60mg of IR Adderall, I suppose anything would be great. I had to do it, I had to know how it would feel, how it affected me. Currently I feel pretty good. Dancing to Infected mushroom, raving almost. I'm resisting the strong urge to take more Adderall, I know and am ready for the depression stage.
(This next paragraph I had forgotten to write after I was under the influence, I had forgotten to write it when I actually took the Adderall. Better late then never, right?)
T + 1:15 - ground up 3 20mg tablets of Adderall IR. Tried to snort, maybe got about 1/2 to 3 quarters of one 20mg pill, ate the rest. Ate with some oreos and milk.  Thought I should put this in here, little late.
T + 1:30 - They say 'fly with a co-pilot' when doing this kinda stuff.  I am trying to take every precaution to keep myself safe. I tried taking my heart beat but I don't think I'm doing it right, plus I can't seem to count right. I keep getting distracted.
T + 2:00 - Stomach ache. Oh god its pretty bad. But only when I tihnk about it. All I need to do is think about something else. But I'm trying to stay in tune with everything I'm feeling and not let myself get too spaced out. I may take more later. No no no no, I aint taking anymore. I'm taking 60 mgs and thats it. I've read lots of people taking Adderall for weeks at a time tripping.  This is for experimentation only. The side affects have been mostly expected so far. Euphoria, stomach ache, and slight 'warping' of sight out of the corner of my eyes. My mind is going so fast, I can't type fast enuff. I'm even talking with myself as I type this.  I'm gonna go clean the house now.
***February 19, 2006: 6 days later***
I never did take anymore.  Although through the duration I never actually had any hallucinations, but I don't think I insufflated enough to get the effect.  The good feeling didn't last long (about an hour), I didn't crash but I felt the normal affects of Adderall. I got too fustrated with the slow typing (even though I type average 65 words per min), I wound up cleaning the entire house, vaccuuming, dusting and putting things in the right place. The kitchen floor was immacuately vaccuumed and then swiffered, cleaned, vaccuumed, and promtply swiffered again. I cleaned from around 2ish, to around 7ish.
In all, I vaccuumed the house, and the kitchen floor twice, and swiffered it more times than I care to count, dusted the house, windexed the first floor windows inside and outside, unclogged the toliet, fixed the garage door opener, straightened up the entire floor, tidied the jacket/food closet, washed and straightened up the fridge of all left-overs over a week old, vaccuumed my dog (shes a german shepard and shes shedding, theres ALOT of fur that comes off her), unclogged the gutters, took out the trash, CLEANED the trash can and lastly performed some general maintenance on ALL computers. I only stopped because my girlfriend called me and practically begged me to come see her.
Some things I did notice however, I would get incredibly fustrated at the smallest things. Childish as it may be, I got so infuriated that the vaccuum's hose wasn't long enough that I kicked the vaccuum. The things that impeded my progress are what pissed me off to no end. I had an indescribable desire to do something useful. All the chores decribed above were done simultaneously, although each did take much more time to complete. I'd start vaccuuming, walk past the trashbag I had set to down to inspect the dirty windows, at which point I went to the closet to get the windex and upon the sight of the messy closet, started mental plans for re-organization, but then got a great idea and working on the closet to see if my idea was feasible.
After some time, my sister walked in the door with her b/f to get a desk. After helping them get the desk through the desk into the car, I noticed the 'unfixable' garage door opener. I had no previous knowledge of garage door openers or any electrics. Sure enough, I got distracted *SHOCK!*. After numerous cuts and electrocutions, I had fixed it. I walked inside my house and then noticed the partially vaccuumed living room. I'm sure you can imagine what happened after that.
After is everything said and done, I had 'done' a hell of a lot more than I had 'said.' I think for the most part, there wasn't too much more Adderall in my system than normal. Since I was only able to insufflate less than 1 pill, and swallowed the rest, my best guest is that the snorted stuff was what gave me the happiness, and everything after was caused by the digested portion, the rest of the unsnorted portion.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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FATHER'S DAY A film review by Steve Kong Copyright 1997 Steve Kong
Pairing up Robin Williams and Billy Crystal for a movie sounds too good to be true. These two men, alone, are hilarious, how hysterical can they get if they are together? In Ivan Reitman's film, Father's Day, they don't get hysterical. They hardly make the audience laugh. I walked into the theatre with images from the commercials in my mind. And in the commercials, these two are hysterical.
In Father's Day, two men (Williams and Crystal) are called upon by a former romance to find a missing kid. The spin to this is that, the kid could belong to either one of them. The kid has run away from home, and his mother, because of an argument with his "father" (played by Bruce Greenwood). He has run away with a group of teenagers who are groupies following a band around the country. After waiting for Greenwood's character to chase down the kid, the mother resorts to lying to both Williams and Crystal, telling them that they are the fathers, in order to find the kid. Crystal's character lives in L.A. and Williams character lives in San Francisco, so there would be no problem there. They would never run into each other, or so the mother thinks. Crystal's character is a lawyer and just happens to have a client in San Francisco. It is here that he meets up with Williams. Unknowingly to either of them, they both go hunting for the kid together. This is where the fun is supposed to start. But it doesn't.
Now, back to the images from the commercials. If you've seen the commercial and laughed out loud at some of them, you've laughed at most of what there is to laugh at in the movie. The clips from the commercials, strangely enough, work very well in the commercials. But when you do see them on the screen they fall flat.
Stay away from this film. It's not funny at all, and I think that the studio executives relied mostly on big names to draw the audience into the theatre. How could you resist a film from Ivan Reitman (Ghostbusters) starring both Robin Williams and Billy Crystal? Don't fall for it. Save your money, and maybe catch this one on video.
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Our development department has identified a problem with the Desktop Bridge version of the Knowzy app.
There appears to be no way to implement bi-directional communication between the WPF code and the UWP code of the Knowzy app.
We can send Uri protocol messages to the UWP code using Windows.System.Launcher.LaunchUriAsync(uri) but we can't receive a response.
Windows.System.Launcher.LaunchUriForResultsAsync seems to be a solution as it returns a response to the request but LaunchUriForResultsAsync is not supported in DesktopBridge applications.
It appears that a Windows 10 UWP App Service will allow data to be shared between a UWP app and a WPF app. There is an example of this sharing scenario here in the "Exposing an App Service" section. However, this example requires that we move some of our WPF source code into the App Service. Also there is no example of how to share data between the UWP and WPF portions of our app.
Here is the problem with the communications between the WPF and UWP parts of our DeskTop Bridge app using an App Service.
The WPF app starts and connects to the App Service
The XAML UI starts up and connects to the App Service
The WPF app sends a request to the App Service. It can only receive a reply from the App Service. The request is not sent to the XAML UI. Likewise, if the XAML UI makes a request to the App Service, that request is not forwarded to the WPF app. Each app can only receive a reply from the App Service. Each connection from an app to the App Service may also be running a separate instance of the App Servce so the two connections are not aware of each other.
There is a solution to this problem if we make Microsoft.Knowzy.UWP.exe the startup app for our DeskTop Bridge app. However, we are not ready to make the UWP version since we have not ported the WPF UI to the UWP app. We still need the WPF app to be the UI for our desktop bridge app. So we will need to modify our App Service to bridge the communication between the WPF and UWP portions of our Desktop Bridge app.
Requirements for this task:
Create an App Service that enables the sharing of the Product information.
Share Clown nose product information between the UWP XAML UI and the WPF Knowzy application.
Share Clown nose product information from the WPF Knowzy application and an external Windows 10 UWP application.
We want to implement the following App Service scenario:
The WPF app launches the Windows 10 App Service and registers itself to the App Service as a listener with a unique listener id.
The WPF app opens the UWP XAML UI using Windows.System.Launcher.LaunchUriAsync(uri) and sends the listener id as a parameter.
The UWP Xaml UI connects to the App Service, does its work, and sends the response data to the App Service along with the listener id.
The App Service sends the response data to the listener with the specified listener id.
Our research has found a starting point for the App Service idea here. You will need to modify this code to enable bi-directional communication between the UWP Xaml ui and the WPF application code.
We also found some App Service sample code here.
This task has a dependency on Task 2.2.1 and all of it's prerequisites
Since this will be quite a complicated task, it is recommended that you work through the Create and consume an app service tutorial. This tutorial will familiarize you with the following:
How to create an App Service project and add it to your solution.
How to specify the App Service in the Package.appxmanifest.
How to open a connection to an App Service.
How to send a request to an App Service.
How to receive a message from an App Service.
Once you have completed the tutorial, you will be ready to add an App Service to the Knowzy DeskTop Bridge app.
Right-click on the src folder in the Microsoft.Knowzy.WPF solution and select Add | New Project...
Select the Visual C# | Windows Univeral | Windows Runtime Component (Univeral Windows) project template.
Make sure you are creating the project in the Knowzy_Engineering_Win32App\src folder and name the project Microsoft.Knowzy.AppService.
Rename the Class1.cs file in the Microsoft.Knowzy.AppService project to AppServiceTask.cs
Add the following using directives to AppServiceTask.cs:
using Windows.ApplicationModel.AppService;
using Windows.ApplicationModel.Background;
Add the following boilerplate AppService code to AppServiceTask.cs
namespace Microsoft.Knowzy.AppService
{
public sealed class AppServiceTask : IBackgroundTask
{
private BackgroundTaskDeferral backgroundTaskDeferral;
private AppServiceConnection appServiceconnection;
public void Run(IBackgroundTaskInstance taskInstance)
{
this.backgroundTaskDeferral = taskInstance.GetDeferral(); // Get a deferral so that the service isn't terminated.
taskInstance.Canceled += OnTaskCanceled; // Associate a cancellation handler with the background task.
// Retrieve the app service connection and set up a listener for incoming app service requests.
var details = taskInstance.TriggerDetails as AppServiceTriggerDetails;
appServiceconnection = details.AppServiceConnection;
appServiceconnection.RequestReceived += OnRequestReceived;
}
private async void OnRequestReceived(AppServiceConnection sender, AppServiceRequestReceivedEventArgs args)
{
}
private void OnTaskCanceled(IBackgroundTaskInstance sender, BackgroundTaskCancellationReason reason)
{
if (this.backgroundTaskDeferral != null)
{
// Complete the service deferral.
this.backgroundTaskDeferral.Complete();
}
}
}
}
Build your solution and fix any compilation errors in the App Service code.
Open the Package.appxmanifest file in the Microsoft.Knowzy.UWP project by right-clicking on the file and select View Code.
Add the following xml to the Extensions section.
<uap:Extension Category="windows.appService" EntryPoint="Microsoft.Knowzy.AppService.AppServiceTask">
<uap:AppService Name="com.microsoft.knowzy.appservice" uap4:SupportsMultipleInstances="false"/>
</uap:Extension>
If necessary, add the following xmlns declaration to the Package tag
xmlns:uap4="http://schemas.microsoft.com/appx/manifest/uap/windows10/4"
Right-click on the Microsoft.Knowzy.UWP project and select Add | Reference...
Select the Microsoft.Knowzy.AppService project under the Projects | Solution section.
The Microsoft.Knowzy.AppService will now be part of the Knowzy UWP AppX package after a build.
Add a new C# class called AppService.cs to the Microsoft.Knowzy.UwpHelpers project.
Add the following using directives to AppService.cs
using Windows.ApplicationModel.AppService;
using Windows.Foundation.Collections;
Add the following code to AppService.cs. This code creates a connection to the App Service and registers the connection as a listener for messages with a specific id. Whenever the App Service receives a message with the specified id, it will call the Connection_RequestReceived method with the message.
public class AppService
{
private AppServiceConnection _connection = null;
private String _listenerId;
public AppService()
{
}
public async Task<bool> StartAppServiceConnection(String listenerId)
{
var result = false;
if (_connection != null)
{
_connection.Dispose();
_connection = null;
}
// Open a connection to the App Service
_listenerId = listenerId;
_connection = new AppServiceConnection();
_connection.AppServiceName = "com.microsoft.knowzy.appservice";
_connection.PackageFamilyName = Windows.ApplicationModel.Package.Current.Id.FamilyName;
_connection.RequestReceived += Connection_RequestReceived;
_connection.ServiceClosed += Connection_ServiceClosed;
AppServiceConnectionStatus status = await _connection.OpenAsync();
if (status == AppServiceConnectionStatus.Success)
{
// register this App Service Connection as a listener
ValueSet registerData = new ValueSet();
registerData.Add("Type", "Register");
registerData.Add("Id", listenerId);
var response = await _connection.SendMessageAsync(registerData);
if (response.Status == AppServiceResponseStatus.Success)
{
var message = response.Message;
result = message.ContainsKey("Status") && message["Status"].ToString() == "OK";
}
}
return result;
}
private async void Connection_RequestReceived(AppServiceConnection sender, AppServiceRequestReceivedEventArgs args)
{
var messageDeferral = args.GetDeferral();
ValueSet returnData = new ValueSet();
returnData.Add("Status", "OK");
returnData.Add("Data", "Knowzy WPF app received message: " + args.Request.Message["Data"]);
await args.Request.SendResponseAsync(returnData);
messageDeferral.Complete(); // Complete the deferral so that the platform knows that we're done responding to the app service call.
}
private void Connection_ServiceClosed(AppServiceConnection sender, AppServiceClosedEventArgs args)
{
_connection.Dispose();
_connection = null;
}
}
We will now modify the Microsoft.Knowzy.AppService component to support the adding and removing of connection listeners
If necessary, add the following using directive to AppServiceTask.cs in the Microsoft.Knowzy.AppService project:
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Threading;
using Windows.Foundation.Collections;
Add the following private members to the AppServiceTask class.
// Map of AppService message Listeners
private static IDictionary<string, AppServiceConnection> _connectionMap = new Dictionary<string, AppServiceConnection>();
// Mutex to protect access to _connectionMap
private static Mutex _mutex = new Mutex();
Add methods to add and remove a listener connection. We use a mutex to protect access to the connection Dictionary
private void AddListener(String id, AppServiceConnection connection)
{
_mutex.WaitOne();
_connectionMap[id] = connection;
_mutex.ReleaseMutex();
}
private void RemoveListener(String id)
{
_mutex.WaitOne();
if (_connectionMap.ContainsKey(id))
{
_connectionMap.Remove(id);
}
_mutex.ReleaseMutex();
}
Add a method to handle sending a message to a listener. This method will wait for the response from the listener and return the response to the caller.
private async Task<ValueSet> SendMessage(String id, ValueSet message)
{
String errorMessage = "";
_mutex.WaitOne();
AppServiceConnection appServiceConnection = null;
if (_connectionMap.ContainsKey(id))
{
appServiceConnection = _connectionMap[id];
}
_mutex.ReleaseMutex();
if (appServiceConnection != null)
{
var response = await appServiceConnection.SendMessageAsync(message);
if (response.Status == AppServiceResponseStatus.Success)
{
return response.Message;
}
else
{
errorMessage = "SendMessageAsync result: " + response.Status;
}
}
else
{
errorMessage = "No registered Listener for Id: " + id;
}
// build the error response
ValueSet error = new ValueSet();
error.Add("Status", "Error");
error.Add("ErrorMessage", errorMessage);
return error;
}
Update the OnRequestReceived method to handle listener registration and the sending messages to listeners.
async void OnRequestReceived(AppServiceConnection sender, AppServiceRequestReceivedEventArgs args)
{
// Get a deferral because we use an awaitable API below to respond to the message
// and we don't want this call to get cancelled while we are waiting.
var messageDeferral = args.GetDeferral();
var message = args.Request.Message;
ValueSet response = new ValueSet();
if (message.ContainsKey("Type") && message.ContainsKey("Id"))
{
var type = message["Type"];
var id = message["Id"].ToString();
switch (type)
{
case "Register":
AddListener(id, sender);
response.Add("Status", "OK");
break;
case "Unregister":
RemoveListener(id);
response.Add("Status", "OK");
break;
case "Message":
response = await SendMessage(id, message);
break;
default:
response.Add("Status", "Error");
response.Add("ErrorMessage", "Unknown KnowzyAppServiceMessage type");
break;
}
}
else
{
response.Add("Status", "Error");
response.Add("ErrorMessage", "Missing valid Type or Id parameters");
}
await args.Request.SendResponseAsync(response);
messageDeferral.Complete(); // Complete the deferral so that the platform knows that we're done responding to the app service call.
}
Add a Click event to the Menu Menu in Views\MainView.xaml in the Microsoft.Knowzy.WPF project near line 42.
<MenuItem Header="{x:Static localization:Resources.Menu_Menu}" Template="{DynamicResource MenuItemControlTemplate}" Click="Menu_Click"/>
Add the Menu_Click handler in MainView.xaml.cs in the Microsoft.Knowzy.WPF project.
AppService _appService = null;
private async void Menu_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (ExecutionMode.IsRunningAsUwp())
{
if(_appService == null)
{
// start the app service
_appService = new AppService();
var result = await _appService.StartAppServiceConnection("com.microsoft.knowzy.appservice.test");
}
// start the XAML UI that will communicate with the App Service
Uri uri = new Uri("com.microsoft.knowzy.protocol.test://" + "message?appserviceid=" + "com.microsoft.knowzy.appservice.test");
await UriProtocol.SendUri(uri);
}
}
This code will open a connection to the Knowzy App Service and will also open the Xaml AppServiceTest page in the UWP portion of Knowzy. The AppServiceTest page will connect to the AppService and send a message to the WPF app through the AppService when the use clicks on the Connect button. The WPF app will echo the message and send it back to the UWP app through the App Service.
<uap:Extension Category="windows.protocol" Executable="Microsoft.Knowzy.UWP.exe" EntryPoint="Microsoft.Knowzy.UWP.App">
<uap:Protocol Name="com.microsoft.knowzy.protocol.test" />
</uap:Extension>
Add a new XAML page to Microsoft.Knowzy.UWP project. Name the page AppServiceTest.xaml.
Add some XAML UI elements to AppServiceTest.xaml
<Grid Background="{ThemeResource ApplicationPageBackgroundThemeBrush}" Margin="12">
<StackPanel Orientation="Vertical">
<TextBox Name="textBox" />
<Button Content="Connect" Click="Button_Click" />
</StackPanel>
</Grid>
Modify the OnActivated() method in App.xaml.cs in the Microsoft.Knowzy.UWP project as follows:
protected override void OnActivated(IActivatedEventArgs args)
{
if (args.Kind == ActivationKind.Protocol)
{
ProtocolActivatedEventArgs eventArgs = args as ProtocolActivatedEventArgs;
// TODO: Handle URI activation
// The received URI is eventArgs.Uri.AbsoluteUri
Uri uri = eventArgs.Uri;
if (uri.Scheme == "com.microsoft.knowzy.protocol.3d")
{
Frame rootFrame = new Frame();
Window.Current.Content = rootFrame;
rootFrame.Navigate(typeof(MainPage), uri.Query);
Window.Current.Activate();
}
else if (uri.Scheme == "com.microsoft.knowzy.protocol.test")
{
Frame rootFrame = new Frame();
Window.Current.Content = rootFrame;
rootFrame.Navigate(typeof(AppServiceTest), uri.Query);
Window.Current.Activate();
}
}
}
Add the following using directive to AppServiceTest.xaml.cs
using Windows.ApplicationModel.AppService;
Add the following properties to the AppServiceTest class:
private String _connectionId;
private AppServiceConnection _connection = null;
Add the uri protocol handler to parse the appserviceid from the uri.
protected override void OnNavigatedTo(NavigationEventArgs args)
{
if (args.Parameter != null)
{
WwwFormUrlDecoder decoder = new WwwFormUrlDecoder(args.Parameter.ToString());
try
{
_connectionId = decoder.GetFirstValueByName("appserviceid");
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("AppServiceTest OnNavigatedTo Error: " + ex.Message);
}
}
}
Add the Button_Click handler
private async void Button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
if (_connection == null)
{
_connection = new AppServiceConnection();
// Here, we use the app service name defined in the app service provider's Package.appxmanifest file in the <Extension> section.
_connection.AppServiceName = "com.microsoft.knowzy.appservice"; ;
// Use Windows.ApplicationModel.Package.Current.Id.FamilyName within the app service provider to get this value.
_connection.PackageFamilyName = Windows.ApplicationModel.Package.Current.Id.FamilyName;
var status = await _connection.OpenAsync();
if (status != AppServiceConnectionStatus.Success)
{
textBox.Text = "Failed to connect " + status;
return;
}
}
ValueSet data = new ValueSet();
data.Add("Type", "Message");
data.Add("Id", _connectionId);
data.Add("Data", "Message from AppServiceTest XAML UI");
textBox.Text = "Sending message to App Service connection listener: " + _connectionId;
var response = await _connection.SendMessageAsync(data);
if (response.Status == AppServiceResponseStatus.Success)
{
var message = response.Message;
bool result = message.ContainsKey("Status") && message["Status"].ToString() == "OK";
if (result)
{
textBox.Text = message["Data"] as String;
}
else if (message.ContainsKey("ErrorMessage"))
{
textBox.Text = message["ErrorMessage"] as String;
}
}
else
{
textBox.Text = "App Service connection error: " + response.Status;
}
}
Build and run the Knowzy app by starting the Microsoft.Knowzy.Debug project.
Click on the Menu menu item.
When the AppServiceTest windows appears, click on the Connect button.
The following things should now happen
The UWP app will send a message to the AppService
The AppService wil forward the event to the WPF via its listener connection
The WPF responds to the message and send the result back to the App Service
The App Service returns the result from the WPF app back to the UWP app
The UWP app displays the result it received from the WPF app.
You have now successfully developed a solution for communicating between the UWP and WPF portions of your Desktop Bridge app using an App Service.


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[ARTICLE 1] : AT&T – QUANTUM NETWORKING
Quantum computing, the processing technology that's turbocharged by the weirdness of subatomic physics, is only just becoming a reality. But the newness of the field hasn't stopped AT&T from going another step further. The telecommunications giant is researching technology to link quantum computers, hoping to amplify their power much the way networking of conventional computers led to massive supercomputers and services spread across the globe. Quantum networking could lead to a similar leap for quantum computers and possibly form the foundation for a quantum internet.
[ARTICLE 2]: AT&T Is Full Steam Ahead with Quantum Internet Research
Telecommunications giant, AT&T are working with researchers on ways to move the power of quantum computing out of the labs and into the real world.The firm has formed a partnership called Intelligent Quantum Networks and Technologies (INQNET).Researchers from the California Institute of Technology, Stanford University, national laboratories, startups, the military, and other institutions will work together on the project.Quantum computing isn’t going to go mainstream anytime soon but the researchers from the partnership will work together on figuring out what is possible.


Kickboxing is an umbrella term for stand-up striking sports based on punching and kicking. Muay Thai is one of the most well-known kickboxing sports along with Kyokushin Karate and kickboxing fought under K-1 rules. In the 1990s to early 2000s, K-1 was the pre-eminent international stand-up combat sports promotion. Competitors from a variety of martial arts backgrounds around the world came together to prove themselves on a world stage, necessitating the need for unified rules. K-1 made modifications to its rules over the years, differing from Muay Thai most notably in the absence of elbows and limiting the use of clinching. Due to its popularity, many kickboxing promotions today continue to apply the same rules. Other than that, the two sports are similar enough that many Muay Thai and kickboxing fighters often compete and hold titles in both sports. Generally speaking, kickboxers focus more on footwork and punches while Muay Thai fighters focus on all weapons along with clinching with an emphasis on kicks which score more.


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YoxView Installation Instructions
For full usage instruction, demos and information, please refer to the YoxView usage page.
1. Prepare your thumbnails2. Load YoxView
3. Options
4. Plugins (Picasa/Flickr)
Installation
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Create your thumbnails
Your thumbnails should be placed inside a container and link to their respective full-size images, like this:

The viewer displays the TITLE attribute of the image tag as the image's title inside the viewer, so it's recommended to use it.
Note - If you use YoxView's plugins to get your images from Flickr/Picasa, it creates the thumbnails for you, so you can bypass this step.
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Include the YoxView script in your page
Put the following line in the HEAD section of your page (just make sure that the SRC points to the correct folder):

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Apply YoxView to the element that contains your thumbnails
Simple use (use if you don't know jQuery or as a shortcut):
First make sure that the element containing your thumbnails has the class "yoxview", like shown above (
). Then, open the file yoxview-init.js and uncomment the last line:
LoadScript(yoxviewPath + "yoxview-nojquery.js");
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Regular jQuery plugin use:
(Don't forget to call it from within $(document).ready!)$("#thumbnails").yoxview([options]);
3. Options
You can specify options when calling YoxView, either from your script or, if you're using the yoxview-nojquery.js file, from there.$("#thumbnails").yoxview({ backgroundColor: 'Blue', playDelay: 5000 });Demo: Using options
For a full list of available options click here.
4. Plugins
Demo: Using the YoxView pluginsFor complete information and usage instructions for YoxView plugins, click here.
YoxView is capable of displaying images from external sources, such as Picasa or Flickr. Images and information about them are retrieved using AJAX (or JSONP) and thumbnails are then created in the page.
Images from outside sources can be retrieved using the dataUrl option, by copying a URL from one of the supported data sources. Here's an example of adding an album from picasa to your web page (the scripts can be either in the HEAD or BODY of your page):

Click here for a full list of supported data URL's.
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According to the FDA's BMI calculator, your current weight is healthy for your height.
Today you weigh X pounds.
A healthy weight goal for your height is Y pounds.
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"The World Moves On"
Reviewed by Heather Picker
Directed by John Ford. Written by Reginald Berkeley. Starring Madeleine Carroll and Franchot Tone, with Reginald Denny. 1934, 104 min., Not Rated.
In 1935 John Ford's "The Informer" became a big hit, the year before he'd made three films, one of which was "The World Moves On" (the others were "Judge Priest" and "The Lost Patrol"). Madeleine Carroll and Franchot Tone star as members of opposing sides of the family at the helm of a company that is the most prosperous in the cotton industry. They first meet in 1825 in New Orleans, after the death of Sebastian Girard, patriarch of the American side of the successful family. He left detailed instructions as to how he expected business matters to be handled once he was gone, these plans included the family business becoming more fully affiliated with Mr. Warburton, and expansion to Europe. Each of his sons was given a region that they'd be in charge of, and Richard (Tone) was to take his father's place as the head of the company. The Warburton and Girard partnership begins, and both families agree that nothing will stand in the way of the success of their business affairs, which is spelled out in a toast that is repeated throughout the next hundred years.
Because of this pact of sorts, and their own senses of decency, Richard and Mrs. Warburton (Carroll), who have fallen in love, do nothing about it. Four successful generations later, a young Richard Girard meets Mary Warburton, and the two have a sense of déjà vu. Serving as stumbling blocks on their road to happiness are her engagement to Erik von Gerhardt (Reginald Denny), one of their relatives who is in charge of the company's German operations, and World War I. Tone is charismatic and he and Carroll have adequate chemistry; the relationship between their characters is unevenly written at times, but ultimately satisfactory.
The family saga continues through the stock market crash of 1929, and ends on a hopeful note with it's not-so-subtle visual salute to religion and spirituality. Ford's style shines through, specifically in a couple of intense battle scenes, and for his work he won a Special Recommendation at the Venice Film Festival, but the Reginald Berkeley script teeters on becoming tiresome and several minutes could have been shaved off the running time. Cinematography by George Schneidermann (who'd worked with Ford on "Judge Priest") and good performances by Tone, Carroll, and Denny. The supporting cast including Sig Rumann, Louise Dresser, and Stepin Fetchit, giving one of his trademark over-the-top performances (which many later pointed to as prime examples of insulting African American stereotypes). Francis Ford, John's older brother, appears briefly as a legionnaire.
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Installation¶
This pages describes how to install and get up and running with the CFDwavemaker C++ library, with different CFD solvers.
Linking up with ComFLOW¶
ComFLOW is a Volume-of-fluids (VOF) Navier-Stokes solver for free-surface flow, and is an excellent CFD solver for modelling free surface waves. External libraries such as CFDwavemaker may be linked to the solver for providing kinematics using a predefined extern C function. These functions are available in CFDwavemaker, and therefore it is straight forward to use the library with ComFLOW once the shared library has been built. The instructions on how to do so is given below.
Start by copying the CFDwavemaker.so library to some place ComFLOW can locate it. A good location is among the external library files located in the directory $(COMFLOW_INSTALL_DIR)/lib/linux/
In your comflow.cfi file (main control file for comflow simulation) specify that the external library should be used as show in the example xml code (extract from a comflow.cfi file) below.
Your done. Now you should be able to run ComFLOW using CFDwavemaker for initialization. Remember to provide waveinput.dat file in you comflow run folder when starting a simulation (one level up of the input_files folder).
...
<!-- WAVES: Definition of incoming/initial wave field and current -->
<waves start_with_still_water="true" initialize_fs="true" mean_depth="1.2">
<!-- MODEL: Definition of wave model -->
<model model="none"/>
<!-- CURRENT: Current -->
<current magnitude="0." angle="0."/>
<!-- RAMPING: Ramping for smooth startup of a simulation -->
<ramping ramptype="0" rampfs="1" ramp1="0." ramp2="0."/>
</waves>
<!-- COUPLING: Settings for coupling to a.o. moving objects (prescribed and
interactive motions), XMF mooring module, external solutions (e.g. other
ComFLOW simulations), ... -->
<coupling>
<!-- EXTERNAL_SOLUTION: Settings for coupling to a shared library -->
<external_solution dllfile="CFDwavemaker_omp.so" initialize="true" ramp="false"/>
</coupling>
...
If you wish to use CFDwavemaker for providing waves at the boundary, this is done by altering the comflow.cfi file. Reference is made to the ComFLOW manual.
Linking up with Basilisk (or C)¶
Basilisk is an open source library for the solution of partial differential equations on adaptive Cartesian meshes. The code is built in C (C99) with a few a few improvements to syntax (refered to as Basilisk C). Linking CFDwavemaker to this library is straight forward, since it is built on the same programming language (almost).
Static linking¶
Dynamic linking¶
Linking up with OpenFOAM¶
Linking up with Python¶
Occationally it may be useful generate kinematics data for other reasons than pushing it into a CFD solver. In this case python is a good and easy alternative, using the ctypes package. An example is given below.
from ctypes import*
import matplotlib.pylab as plt
import numpy as np
# give location of dll (this is used in windows)
# mydll = cdll.CFDwavemaker
# And this is for Linux/unix
mydll = cdll.LoadLibrary("./CFDwavemaker.so")
def velocityx(mydll,t,x,y,z):
aa = mydll.VelocityX
aa.restype = c_double
aa.argtypes = [c_int,c_int,c_int,c_double,c_double,c_double,c_double]
return aa(c_int(0),c_int(0),c_int(0),c_double(x),c_double(y),c_double(z),c_double(t))
def velocityy(mydll,t,x,y,z):
aa = mydll.VelocityY
aa.restype = c_double
aa.argtypes = [c_int, c_int, c_int, c_double, c_double, c_double, c_double]
return aa(c_int(0),c_int(0),c_int(0),c_double(x),c_double(y),c_double(z),c_double(t))
def velocityz(mydll,t,x,y,z):
aa = mydll.VelocityZ
aa.restype = c_double
aa.argtypes = [c_int,c_int,c_int,c_double,c_double,c_double,c_double]
return aa(c_int(0),c_int(0),c_int(0),c_double(x),c_double(y),c_double(z),c_double(t))
def waveelev(mydll,t,x,y):
aa = mydll.SurfaceElevation
aa.restype = c_double
aa.argtypes = [c_int,c_int,c_double,c_double,c_double]
return aa(c_int(0),c_int(0),c_double(x),c_double(y),c_double(t))
def volfrac(mydll,x,y,z,t,delta):
aa = mydll.VolumeFraction
aa.restype = c_double
aa.argtypes = [c_double,c_double,c_double,c_double,c_double]
return aa(c_double(x),c_double(y),c_double(z),c_double(t),c_double(delta))
def init_dll(mydll):
aa = mydll.Init
aa.restype = c_int
aa.argtypes = [POINTER(c_double),POINTER(c_double)]
return aa(c_double(0),c_double(0));
def clean_up(mydll):
aa = mydll.Cleanup
aa.restype = c_int
return aa();
# We start of by calling the init function. This will read the waveinput.dat file and perform necessary initialization
print(init_dll(mydll))
# We create a time vector from 0 to 100 sec, with 0.5sec spacing
time = np.arange(0, 100, 0.5)
# lets extract the surface elevation at x=y=0
wave_elev = np.zeros(len(time))
for wave,t in zip(wave_elev,time):
wave = waveelev(mydll,t,0.0,0.0) # x and y position set to 0.
# or perhaps the horizontal particle velocity at position x = 0, y=0, z = -10.
ux = np.zeros(len(time))
for u,t in zip(ux,time):
u = velocityx(mydll,t,0.0,0.0,-11.0) # x and y position set to 0.
# You get the idea.
# Plotting some kinematics data
plt.plot(time,wave)
plt.plot(time,ux)
plt.show()
# now that we are done, we close down the link to the library before exiting
clean_up(mydll)


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US border activist found not guilty of harbouring immigrants
No More Death activist Scott Warren is acquitted on charges he illegally harboured two undocumented migrants in Arizona.
A US border activist was acquitted on Wednesday on charges he illegally harboured two Central American men who had sneaked across the border into Arizona.
The verdict by a jury in United States District Court came after jurors deliberated for just hours in what was the second trial for Scott Warren. A mistrial was declared last June after a jury deadlocked on harbouring charges.
More:
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As Trump wages political war over border, activists fight back
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US 'misuses law to harass' migrant rights advocates: Amnesty
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US Border Patrol agents mocked migrant deaths on Facebook: report
Warren was stoic after the verdict was read. His supporters were crying at the news of the decision.
Warren, 37, testified that neutrality guides his work near the border and denied he has ever helped migrants hide or instructed them how to avoid authorities.
The border activist was arrested in January 2018 by US agents who were staking out a humanitarian aid station in Arizona known as "The Barn", where two Central American men had been staying for several days.
Prosecutor Nathaniel Walters said the men did not need medical attention and questioned the authenticity of Warren's claim that he was "orienting" them before they left the camp.
The camp is run by a group that tries to prevent immigrants from dying in the desert.
"What they needed was a place to hide, and that's what the defendant gave them, and that is an intent to violate the law," Walters said.
A yard sign in support of 'No More Deaths' is displayed in the neighbourhood surrounding the Evo A DeConcini US Court, where humanitarian volunteer Scott Warren faced charges of harbouring undocumented migrants [Caitlin O'Hara/AP Photo]
Warren, a member of the group No More Deaths, said the group's training and protocol prohibit advising migrants on how to elude authorities. He said his interest is in saving lives.
"We need to work within the spirit of humanitarian aid and within the confines of the law," Warren said.
He and his supporters say President Donald Trump's administration has increasingly scrutinised humanitarian groups that leave water in the desert and conduct search and rescue operations when they are asked to help find a missing migrant.
The federal judge overseeing the trial barred Warren from mentioning the president.
'Humanitarian aid is never a crime'
No More Deaths celebrated the verdict on Twitter, saying it was a "validation of what we have always known: that #HumanitarianAidIsNeverACrime".
The group added that it will "continue to provide food, water, and medical aide to all those who need it, until the day that no one dies or disappears while crossing the deserts and oceans of the world".
The Border Patrol had been investigating The Barn for months, according to documents released after news outlets sued to obtain them.
The documents show that in April 2017, an anonymous Arizona resident told Border Patrol officials that he suspected members of the group were harbouring immigrants in Ajo. About three months later, officials detained members of the group No More Deaths on suspicion of vandalising a camera at Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge, where they regularly left water jugs.
In November 2017, agents interviewed residents who said they had noticed more traffic and littering outside The Barn.
Agents eventually encountered a man who said he had travelled across the desert with two other men who were picked up by a van.
Suspecting they might be at the No More Deaths building, agents began watching it on January 17, 2018, arresting Warren and the two migrants. The men were deported after providing video testimony.
Thousands found dead since 2001
More than 3,000 undocumented migrants have died since 2001 trying to cross a stretch of land where temperatures can exceed 46 Celsius (115 Fahrenheit), according to Pima County Office of the Medical Examiner data. Pima County is in Arizona.
Warren was arrested the same day that No More Deaths published a video showing US Border Patrol agents destroying water supplies the group left for migrants.
Warren's lawyers argue the arrest was in retaliation for the video.


Disclaimer and Credits
I created my own portfolio website. It was made during my fall 2015 semester at university for my senior seminar class. The goal was to use the final product for graduate school applications and other general uses of portfolios.
The jQuery function on the homepage to filter through the categories was created with much help from Tim Kennedy II. We included the code under an MIT license. He also helped greatly with converting my HTML into Jekyll partials and publishing the site on GitHub. Other people that have helped me through the process of this website are Erik Deerly and Mike Glassburn.
I first created the responsive gallery for a class project in early 2015 and built upon it for this specific portfolio. Its creation would not have been possible without the inspiration from Peter Finlan's Boxify, published on Codrops.
As for individual works, I try my best to give credit to those involved in the descriptions, within the work, or on its YouTube page. These would include Creative Copyright music, sounds, stock images, or just people involved. If you spot something that should credit you but doesn't, please do not hesitate to contact me.


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Docker Installation
Download
Ensure you have the latest release by first running the following pull command:
docker pull amilworks/bisque05-caffe-xenial:amil
Intro: BisQue Docker Container
Run the BisQue Docker Container
To run the docker version of BisQue locally, start a bisque server on the host port 8080:
docker run --name bisque --rm -p 8080:8080 amilworks/bisque05-caffe-xenial:amil
and point your browser at http://localhost:8080
. You should see a BisQue homepage similar to the one on bisque.ece.ucsb.edu. If you do not see the homepage, check to make sure that port 8080 is not being used by another container or application and that you have correctly mapped the ports using -p 8080:8080
, where -p
is short for port.
Registering Modules
To register all the modules to your local server:
* Login to your BisQue server using admin:admin
* Find the module manager under the Admin button on the top right hand corner
* Put http://localhost:8080/engine_service
in the right panel where it says Enter Engine URL and hit Load
* NOTE: Use localhost:8080
here because it’s internal to the container.
* Drag and Drop MetaData to the left panel—or whatever module you would like—and the module will now be registered and available for use. You can make the module Public by hitting Set Public in the left panel, which basically means the module is Published and ready for public use.
Custom Modules, Copying Folders out of the Container
If you would like to build and test your own module locally, using host mounted modules will make life easier to build, test, debug, and deploy locally.
Copy the module directory out of the container and into the folder on your local system named
container-modules
.docker cp bisque:/source/modules container-modules
Copy your module into the
container-modules
folder on your local system.Restart the container with host mounted modules. Be careful with the command
$(pwd)/container-modules
that we are using here. If the/container-modules
is not in the specified path, you will not see any of the modules during the registration process.docker stop bisque docker run --name bisque --rm -p 8080:8080 -v $(pwd)/container-modules:/source/modules amilworks/bisque05-caffe-xenial:amil
Register your module from the above steps in “3. Registering Modules. ”, using the Module Manager.
Pushing your Module to Production. If you feel that your module is ready to be added to the production version of BisQue, please feel free to contact us and we will gladly begin the process.
Data Storage
Use an external data directory so you don’t lose data when the service stops
- Uploaded image and workdirs are store in /source/data
. You can change this to be a host mounted directory with
docker run --name bisque --rm -p 8080:8080 -v $(pwd)/container-data:/source/data amilworks/bisque05-caffe-xenial:amil
- The default sqlite database is stored inside the container at
/source/data/bisque.db
- The uploaded images are stored inside the container at
/source/data/imagedir
View Downloaded Images, Running Containers
List all the docker images on your system:
List all running containers on your system:
SSH into the Container
If you would like to see everything inside the container, you can use the following command while the container is running:
The -it
flag enables you to run interactively inside the container. There are numerous other flags you can take advantage of as shown here:
--detach , -d Detached mode: run command in the background
--detach-keys Override the key sequence for detaching a container
--env , -e Set environment variables
--interactive , -i Keep STDIN open even if not attached
--privileged Give extended privileges to the command
--tty , -t Allocate a pseudo-TTY
--user , -u Username or UID (format: <name|uid>[:<group|gid>])
--workdir , -w Working directory inside the container
Now, let’s say you want to ssh into an image without fully starting BisQue. More precisely, you want to ssh into a non-running container. You can accomplish this by running:
If you want to exit, simply type exit
and you will be taken back outside of the container.


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Often when I go to run a JUnit test from Eclipse via a context menu on the test class from the Package Explorer, I find myself looking for the "Run as JUnit Test" item under "Team..." rather than "Run As...". It's as though subconsciously I'm saying that the act of writing and running these tests is for more than just my benefit.
A couple of other notes on Eclipse:


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Created: 16/10/2013
By: Derek Duncan
Website: www.derekduncan.me
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Transparent is a theme devoted to beauty. Typefaces, whitespace, images and general design are all key features of this theme. If you have any suggestions for improvement, please email me and I will try my best to implement your ideas.
While creating a post, there are a few things you may implement to customize the post's content.
If you would like to edit the color or background image of the cover image, start your post with the snippet below.
;;youColorHexOrBackgroundImageUrl;;
Here is a more concrete example
;;ACBC65;; //Color Hex or this could work: ;;url('../images/image_name.png');; Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit.
This syntax with ensure you can replace the color/image on each post. This will automatically be removed from the post as well.
To add a description of the image, write it where the alt should be and it will be placed below the image
![ALT HERE](URL HERE)
I'm using four CSS files in this theme. "normalize.css" is a generic reset file. Many browser interpret the default behavior of html elements differently. By using a general reset CSS file, we can work round this. This file also contains some general styling, such as anchor tag colors, font-sizes, etc. Keep in mind, that these values might be overridden somewhere else in the file.
"screen.css" contains all of the specific stylings that should be applied to every page on the website.
"index.css" contains all the styling for the index view "/".
"post.css" contains all the styling for the each post. "/".
If you would like to edit a specific section of the site, simply find the appropriate label in the CSS file, and then scroll down until you find the appropriate style that needs to be edited.
Beware when editing the css that it could destroy the styling of the blog.
This theme imports three Javascript files.
I've used the following fonts and images with their license.
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This font family is freeware and can be used for personal and commercial works. You can use this font at a single home or business location on a maximum of 5 CPUs.
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of the font software, to use, study, copy, merge, embed, modify, redistribute, and sell modified and unmodified copies of the font software, subject to the following conditions:
Once again, thank you so much for purchasing this theme. As I said at the beginning, I'd be glad to help you if you have any questions relating to this theme. No guarantees, but I'll do my best to assist. If you have a more general question relating to the themes on ThemeForest, you might consider visiting the forums and asking your question in the "Item Discussion" section.
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This package contains extra atlases for the use in the ggseg plotting package in R.
There are currently three atlases available in the package:
midsagittal
- mid-sagittal slice showing the cerebellum, 3rd and 4th ventricles, corpus callosum etc.glasser
- HCP cortical segmentation (Glasser et al. 2015)jhu
- Hua et al. 2008, JHU white-matter tractography atlasyeo7
- Yeo et al. 7 resting state networksyeo17
- Yeo et al. 17 resting state networkstracula
- Yendiki et al. probabilistic white matter tractopraphyglasser_3d
- HCP cortical segmentation (Glasser et al. 2015)desterieux_3d
- Desterieux et al. cortical segmentationyeo7_3d
- Yeo et al. 7 resting state networksyeo17_3d
- Yeo et al. 17 resting state networksschaefer7
- Schaefer et al. 7 resting state networksschaefer17
- Schaefer et al. 17 resting state networkstracula_3d
- Yendiki et al. probabilistic white matter tractopraphyjhu_3d
- Hua et al. 2008, JHU white-matter tractography atlasicbm_3d
- JHU labels from Mori et al. (2005)We are working on creating a detailed description in the wiki on how to create and contribute atlases to the package. The ggseg
function already allows you to provide it with a data.frame of a custom atlas if you have it, but it must correspond to certain specifications to work.
Please see the wiki for information on adding atlases, or inspect the included datasets for requirements. If anything is unclear in the wiki, give us a shout out in the issues!
You will need to use the ggseg
package to use these atlases, or wrangle them your self. You can access it here, or via R:
Make sure to always load the ggsegExtra package after the ggseg package.
Don’t hesitate to ask for support using github issues, or requesting new atlases. While we would love getting help in creating new atlases, you may also request atlases through the issues, and we will try to get to it.


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Choose vegetables in season when they are at their freshest and most readily available. This is when they will taste their best and be at their most nutritious form. Always look for crisp, fresh looking vegetables that have brightly colored leaves. Avoid any brown patches, wilted leaves, bruised or pulpy flesh.
Onions: Choose firm bulbs with even colored and no signs of sprouting. Should have papery dry skins, red onions should have no discoloration and spring onions should have bright green leaves and fresh looking roots. Never store next to potatoes.
Roots and Tubers:Should be firm and well shaped, heavy flesh, wrinkle free skin. Avoid green patches and sprouts.
Tomato:Should be without wrinkles, skin should be smooth and firm with no cuts or blemishes.
Mushrooms:Choose firm, fresh looking mushrooms that have soft “bloom” and fresh smell. The stalk end should be moist, dry means slightly old.
Greens: Choose endive, Swiss chard, fresh looking greens. Leaves should feel springy to the touch. Avoid any that appear limp and wilted. There should be no sign of insect damage.
Stalks and Shoots:Choose tightly packed, firm heads with no visible brown patches on the outer layer.
Brassicas:Choose undamaged tight compact heads. Outer leaves should be fresh with no signs of wilting or yellowing. The stalk should be moist and freshly cut.


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I like to discuss tech stuff with other folks and I feel comfortable while speaking
for a small or big audience.
Talks
- CoreOS Fest 2016 -- Scaling Fleet Clusters with gRPC.
- Distributed Matters 2015 -- Monitoring a Microservices Infratructure.
- OpenWebinars 2016 -- Microservice Schedulers: Kubernetes, Docker Swarm, and others.
- OpenWebinars 2015 -- Docker Introduction.
- Meetup Microservices Madrid -- Monitoring a Microservice Infrastructure in Madrid 2015.
- Meetup Docker Madrid -- Networking in Madrid 2015.


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Utility class with some usefull methods.
Definition at line 4 of file Utils.java.
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Definition at line 16 of file Utils.java.
◆ flatten()
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- Computed index.
Definition at line 165 of file Utils.java.
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Converts time in milliseconds to a human-readable format.
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- Resulting value between f1 and f2.
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- A number between min (inclusive) and max (exclusive), that can be computed from given value by repeatedly adding or subtracting (max - min).
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- A number between min (inclusive) and max (exclusive), that can be computed from given value by repeatedly adding or subtracting (max - min).
Definition at line 53 of file Utils.java.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- src/main/java/cz/zdepav/school/texiscript/utils/Utils.java


This is a page dedicated to knowing me a little better.
Don't beleive everything you read on this page, in the interest of time and making myself seem cooler than I am, I may have made some things up.
I suppose I should get to talking about the serious stuff. What I do, why I'm here, yada yada yada. Well, I spent the last seven years of my life in advertising sales. I worked at the Goog (Google) then at the Book (Facebook). I loved it at both places, but about a year ago I decided I was ready for a new challenge. And so here I am, hoping and praying that I can maybe one day make it on the tech side of the house.
Ok, enough real talk...
If you have any questions or comments, I'd love to hear them. I'm just getting started with this whole tech thing, so let me know what you think. And if you just want to hear more about my quirky interests, that's cool too. Here's my email addy nicolle.quintero@gmail.com


One of the main motivations behind the Spiderwiz framework is to make data sharing robust, fast and easy. When a programmer commits a data object, she shall not worry about the time it takes to the object to reach its destination even if the way there is through a relatively slow modem connection, neither shall he worry about the amount of bytes the serialized object consumes. But the framework's runtime does. To achieve its goal, the runtime applies a two-tier compression algorithm.
The lower tier is physical compression, namely GZIP. The upper tier is object-based logical compression. The idea behind it is that when a data object changes it is enough to send over the network only the discrepancies between the current state of the object and its previous version, rather than sending the entire object content. This is what Spiderwiz does, coupled with a mechanism for detection of data loss and recovering full key-frames when necessary. (The term key-frame is taken from video compression, which is based on the same idea).
For object-based compression to be efficient, objects need to be identified. Obviously two successive reports from the same car in a navigation system, to take an example (and even more two successive instructions to the same driver), differ much less than data from and to different cars. That's why Spiderwiz introduces object hierarchy and object IDs and developers are encouraged to use it as much as possible, even if the object is disposable.
You can use Application Configuration to control data compression for individual communication channels. The compress
parameter determines how compression is done on the related channel. The options are:
no
(or anything that starts with it) - no compression (the default for disk file input/output).zip
- physical compression using GZIP. logical
- object-based compression. full
- both physical and logical compression (the default for all communication types except disk file input/output). Additionally, as a programmer developing a
communication plugin, you can override
Channel.isCompressable()
to determine whether or not compression (in both tiers) applies to the channel by default.
Note that compression is always a full-duplex operation. If any type of compression is used in one communication
direction, it must also be used in the other direction. Therefore if compression configuration tags are used as
we have just explained and different tags are used for each direction, the actual compression that will be
performed is the common denominator. For instance, if zip
compression is configured in one
direction and logical
compression is configured in the opposite direction, no
compression will take place.


| Hundred Peaks Section [Map, MapGL, W] | |||||||||||||
Columns:
Land Management Climbed Rows: Delisted Peaks Colors: | |||||||||||||
| 1. Southern Sierra North of Hwy 178 | |||||||||||||
| 1.1 | Sunday Peak | Sequoia National Forest Giant Sequoia National Monument |
8,295 | Class 1 | 1,852 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 1.2 | Bohna Peak | Sequoia National Forest | 6,788 | Class 1 | 288 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 1.3 | Split Mountain | Sequoia National Forest | 6,835 | Class 2 | 1,095 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 1.4 | Black Mountain #5 | Sequoia National Forest | 7,438 | Class 1 | 1,458 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 1.5 | Cannel Point | Sequoia National Forest | 8,314 | Class 1s2 | 734 | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |||
| 1.6 | Morris Peak | Owens Peak Wilderness | 7,215 | Class 1 | 715 7,215 - (6,520 - 40/2) (LoJ/Pb) |
SP | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | 3/28/2015 solo | |
| 1.7 | Pilot Knob (South) | Sequoia National Forest Domeland Wilderness |
6,200+ 6200-6239' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Onyx, CA" (1972/1994) |
Class 2 | 720 | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |||
| 1.8 | Owens Peak | Owens Peak Wilderness HP | 8,452 2576.1m (NAVD 88) NGS Data Sheet "Owens" (FT1417) 8,453 8453' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Owens Peak, CA" (1972/1975) |
Class 2 | 2,193 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | 3/27/2015 solo |
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| 1.9 | Five Fingers (Aquila Peak) |
Owens Peak Wilderness | 5,174 | Class 3 | 754 5,174 - (4,440 - 40/2) (LoJ/Pb) |
SP | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | 3/29/2015 solo | |
| 1.10 | Mount Jenkins | Owens Peak Wilderness | 7,921 | Class 1s3 | 901 7,921 - (7,040 - 40/2) (LoJ) |
BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |||
| 1.11 | Russell Peak | Owens Peak Wilderness | 6,696 | Class 2 | 716 | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |||
| 1.12 | Backus Peak | Owens Peak Wilderness | 6,651 | Class 1 | 271 | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |||
| 2. Southern Sierra South of Hwy 178 | |||||||||||||
| 3. Tehachapi Range | |||||||||||||
| 3.1 | Tehachapi Mountain | 7,960+ 7960-7999' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Tehachapi South, CA" (1992/1995) 7,986 7986' (MSL) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Tehachapi, CA" (1943/1965) |
Class 1 | 800 (7,960 + 40/2) - (7,200 - 40/2) (LoJ) |
SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | ||
| 4. Southern Kern County West of Hwy 5 | |||||||||||||
| 4.1 | Brush Mountain | Los Padres National Forest | 7,048 7048' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Eagle Rest Peak, CA" (1995/2000) |
Class 1 | 388 | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | ||
| 4.2 | San Emigdio Mountain | Los Padres National Forest | 7,492 7492' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Sawmill Mountain, CA" (1995/2000) 7,495 7495' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Sawmill Mountain, CA" (1943/1985) |
Class 1 | 1,392 | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | ||
| 4.3 | Eagle Rest Peak | Wind Wolves Preserve | 6,005 6005' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Eagle Rest Peak, CA" (1995/2000) |
Class 2s3 | 968 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 4.4 | Antimony Peak | Los Padres National Forest | 6,848 6848' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Pleito Hills, CA" (1995/2000) |
Class 1 | 908 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 4.5 | Tecuya Mountain | Los Padres National Forest | 7,173 2186.2m (NAVD 88) NGS Data Sheet "Tecuya" (EW7662) 7,155 7155' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Frazier Mtn., CA" (1958/1986) 7,160+ 7160-7199' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Frazier Mountain, CA" (1995/2000) |
Class 1 | 1,280 | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | ||
| 4.6 | Cerro Noroeste | Los Padres National Forest | 8,286 8286' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Sawmill Mountain, CA" (1943/1985) 8,280+ 8280-8319' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Sawmill Mountain, CA" (1995/2000) |
Class 1 | 680 | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | ||
| 4.7 | Grouse Mountain | Los Padres National Forest Chumash Wilderness |
8,582 8582' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Sawmill Mountain, CA" (1995/2000) 8,650+ 8650-8699' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Sawmill Mountain, CA" (1943/1985) |
Class 1 | 242 | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | ||
| 4.8 | Sawmill Mountain | Los Padres National Forest Chumash Wilderness HP |
8,818 8818' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Sawmill Mountain, CA" (1995/2000) 8,750+ 8750-8799' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Sawmill Mountain, CA" (1943/1985) |
Class 1 | 438 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 4.9 | Mount Pinos | Los Padres National Forest HP | 8,847 2696.5m (NAVD 88) NGS Data Sheet "Mount Pinos" (EW7674) 8,831 8831' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Sawmill Mountain, CA" (1995/2000) 8,831 8831' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Sawmill Mountain, CA" (1943/1985) |
Class 1 | 4,800 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | 4/27/2019 with Angie |
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| 5. San Luis Obispo County | |||||||||||||
| 5.1 | Caliente Mountain | Carrizo Plain National Monument HP | 5,106 5106' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Caliente Mtn., CA" (1959/1976) 5,106 5106' (MSL) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Caliente Mtn., CA" (1959/1968) |
Class 1 | 2,231 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | 4/17/2009 with Nadine |
| 6. Santa Barbara County | |||||||||||||
| 7. Ventura County | |||||||||||||
| 7.1 | Frazier Mountain | Los Padres National Forest | 8,017 2443.5m (NAVD 88) NGS Data Sheet "Frazier Reset" (EW7657) 8,013 8013' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Frazier Mtn., CA" (1958/1986) 8,000+ 8000-8039' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Frazier Mountain, CA" (1995/2000) |
Class 1 | 2,452 8,013 - 5,561 (LoJ) 2,480 (8,000 + 40/2) - (5,560 - 40/2) (Pb) |
SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 7.2 | Lockwood Peak | Los Padres National Forest | 6,261 6261' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Lockwood Valley, CA" (1995/2000) 6,273 6273' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Lockwood Valley, CA" (1943/1978) |
Class 1 | 641 | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |||
| 7.3 | San Guillermo Mountain | Los Padres National Forest Sespe Wilderness |
6,606 6606' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "San Guillermo Mountain, CA" (1995/2000) 6,602 6602' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "San Guillermo, CA" (1943/1978) |
Class 1 | 1,106 | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |||
| 7.4 | Reyes Peak | Los Padres National Forest Sespe Wilderness HP |
7,525 2293.6m (NAVD 88) NGS Data Sheet "Reyes" (EW7686) 7,514 7514' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Reyes Peak, CA" (1995/2000) 7,510 7510' (MSL) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Reyes Peak, CA" (1943/1967) |
Class 1 | 2,094 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 8. Liebre Range | |||||||||||||
| 9. West of Mill Creek | |||||||||||||
| 10. Pacifico Mountain Area | |||||||||||||
| 11. Western Angeles Crest | |||||||||||||
| 12. Mount Wilson Area | |||||||||||||
| 13. North of Angeles Crest Hwy 2 | |||||||||||||
| 14. South of Angeles Crest Hwy 2 | |||||||||||||
| 14.1 | Mount Baden-Powell | Angeles National Forest Sheep Mountain Wilderness San Gabriel Mountains NM |
9,407 2867.3m (NAVD 88) NGS Data Sheet "Mt Baden Powell" (EV4122) 9,399 9399' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Crystal Lake, CA" (1995/1999) 9,399 9399' (MSL) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Valyermo, CA" (1959/1971) |
Class 1 | 2,819 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 15. San Gabriel River Basin | |||||||||||||
| 16. Mount San Antonio Area | |||||||||||||
| 16.1 | Mount San Antonio (Mount Baldy) |
Angeles National Forest HP Sheep Mountain Wilderness HP San Gabriel Mountains NM HP |
10,064 | Class 1 | 6,244 10,064 - (3,840 - 40/2) (LoJ/Pb) |
SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 17. Cucamonga Peak Area | |||||||||||||
| 18. Orange County | |||||||||||||
| 19. Lake Arrowhead | |||||||||||||
| 20. Big Pine Flat Area | |||||||||||||
| 21. North of Big Bear Lake | |||||||||||||
| 22. South of Big Bear Lake | |||||||||||||
| 23. East of Big Bear Lake | |||||||||||||
| 24. San Gorgonio Area | |||||||||||||
| 24.1 | San Gorgonio Mountain | San Bernardino National Forest HP San Gorgonio Wilderness HP Sand to Snow National Monument HP |
11,499 | Class 1 | 8,289 11,499 - (3,220 - 20/2) (LoJ) |
SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 25. Yucaipa Ridge Area | |||||||||||||
| 26. Little San Bernardino Mountains | |||||||||||||
| 26.1 | Eureka Peak | Joshua Tree National Park | 5,521 1682.9m (NAVD 88) NGS Data Sheet "Eureka" (EV3992) 5,518 5518' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Joshua Tree South, CA" (1972/1994) 5,516 5516' (MSL) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Joshua Tree, CA" (1955/1965) |
Class 1 | 98 5,518 - (5,440 - 40/2) (LoJ/Pb) |
SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 26.2 | Quail Mountain | Joshua Tree National Park HP | 5,813 5813' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Indian Cove, CA" (1995/1998) 5,814 5814' (MSL) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Twentynine Palms, CA" (1955/1973) |
Class 1 | 2,313 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 26.3 | Queen Mountain | Joshua Tree National Park | 5,678 1730.8m (NAVD 88) NGS Data Sheet "Queen" (EV3986)
(East Summit)
5,677 5677' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Queen Mountain, CA" (1995/1998)
(East Summit)
5,680+ 5680-5719' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Queen Mountain, CA" (1995/1998)
(West Summit)
5,687 5687' (MSL) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Twentynine Palms, CA" (1955/1973)
(West Summit)
5,677 5677' (MSL) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Twentynine Palms, CA" (1955/1973)
(East Summit)
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Class 2 | 1,240 | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | 4/1/2018 solo | ||
| 26.4 | Ryan Mountain | Joshua Tree National Park | 5,457 5457' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Keys View, CA" (1998/2002) 5,461 5461' (NGVD 29) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Lost Horse Mtn., CA" (1958/1979) |
Class 1 | 917 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | 3/30/2018 with Angie |
| 26.5 | Mount Inspiration | Joshua Tree National Park | 5,577 1700m (NAVD 88) NGS Data Sheet "Inspiration" (DX4837) 5,560+ 5560-5599' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Keys View, CA" (1998/2002) 5,575 5575' (NGVD 29) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Lost Horse Mtn., CA" (1958/1979) 5,575 5575' (MSL) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Pinyon Well, CA" (1944) |
Class 1 | 840 | SP | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | 3/26/2018 with Angie | |
| 26.6 | Lost Horse Mountain | Joshua Tree National Park | 5,313 5313' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Keys View, CA" (1998/2002) |
Class 1 | 413 | SP | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | 3/31/2018 with Angie | |
| 26.7 | Little Berdoo Peak | Joshua Tree National Park | 5,364 1635m (NAVD 88) NGS Data Sheet "Little Berdoo" (DX4831) 5,440+ 5440-5479' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Rockhouse Canyon, CA" (1988) 5,462 5462' (MSL) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Pinyon Well, CA" (1944) 5,440+ 5440-5519' (NGVD 29) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Lost Horse Mtn., CA" (1958/1979) |
Class 1 | 1,040 | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |||
| 26.8 | Bernard Peak | Joshua Tree National Park | 5,433 1655.9m (NAVD 88) NGS Data Sheet "Bernard" (DX4832) 5,430 5430' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Rockhouse Canyon, CA" (1988) 5,427 5427' (MSL) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Pinyon Well, CA" (1944) 5,360+ 5360-5439' (NGVD 29) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Lost Horse Mtn., CA" (1958/1979) |
Class 1 | 90 | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |||
| 26.9 | Warren Point | Joshua Tree National Park | 5,105 1555.9m (NAVD 88) NGS Data Sheet "Warren" (EV3994) 5,103 5103' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Yucca Valley South, CA" (1972/1994) 5,102 5102' (MSL) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Joshua Tree, CA" (1955/1965) |
Class 1 | 363 | SP | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | ||
| 26.10 | Mount Minerva Hoyt | Joshua Tree National Park | 5,405 5405' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Indian Cove, CA" (1995/1998) 5,404 5404' (MSL) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Twentynine Palms, CA" (1955/1973) |
Class 1 | 225 | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |||
| 27. San Jacinto Area | |||||||||||||
| 27.1 | San Jacinto Peak | Mount San Jacinto State Park HP Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains NM HP |
10,834 3302.3m (NAVD 88) NGS Data Sheet "San Jacinto" (DX5119) 10,804 10804' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "San Jacinto Peak, CA" (1996/1999) 10,804 10804' (MSL) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Palm Springs, CA" (1957/1972) |
Class 1 | 8,304 10,804 - (2,520 - 40/2) (LoJ/Pb) |
SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | 11/4/2009 solo |
| 28. Desert Divide | |||||||||||||
| 29. South of Hwy 74 | |||||||||||||
| 30. Santa Rosa Mountains | |||||||||||||
| 30.1 | Asbestos Mountain | Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains NM | 5,265 | Class 1 | 1,245 | SP | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | ||
| 30.2 | Sheep Mountain | Santa Rosa Wilderness Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains NM |
5,141 | Class 1 | 321 | SP | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | ||
| 30.3 | Martinez Mountain | San Bernardino National Forest Santa Rosa Wilderness Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains NM |
6,562 6562' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Martinez Mountain, CA" (1996/1999) 6,560+ 6560-6599' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Martinez Mountain, CA" (1996/1999) |
Class 2 | 1,702 6,562 - (4,880 - 40/2) (LoJ) |
W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | ||
| 30.4 | Santa Rosa Mountain | San Bernardino National Forest Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains NM |
8,070 | Class 1 | 330 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 30.5 | Toro Peak West | San Bernardino National Forest Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains NM |
8,316 | Class 1 | 176 8,316 - (8,160 - 40/2) (LoJ/Pb) |
SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 30.6 | Rabbit Peak #2 | Santa Rosa Wilderness Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains NM |
6,640+ 6640-6679' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Rabbit Peak, CA" (1959/1980) |
Class 2 | 1,240 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 30.7 | Villager Peak | Anza-Borrego Desert State Park | 5,756 | Class 1 | 576 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 30.8 | Rosa Point | Anza-Borrego Desert State Park | 5,000+ 5000-5039' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Fonts Point, CA" (1959/1977) 5,038 5038' (MSL) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Rabbit Peak, CA" (1959/1961) |
Class 2 | 280 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 31. San Diego County North of Hwy 78 | |||||||||||||
| 31.1 | Eagle Crag | Cleveland National Forest Agua Tibia Wilderness Agua Tibia Research Natural Area |
5,077 5077' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Vail Lake, CA" (1997/2000) |
Class 1 | 57 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 31.2 | Boucher Hill | Palomar Mountain State Park HP | 5,438 | Class 1 | 298 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 31.3 | Palomar Mountain | Cleveland National Forest | 6,140 | Class 1 | 2,840 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 31.4 | Beauty Peak | Beauty Mountain Wilderness | 5,548 | Class 1 | 408 | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |||
| 31.5 | Iron Spring Mountain | Beauty Mountain Wilderness HP | 5,755 | Class 1 | 1,055 | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |||
| 31.6 | Combs Peak | Anza-Borrego Desert State Park HP | 6,197 1889m (NAVD 88) NGS Data Sheet "Combs" (DX4963) 6,193 6193' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Bucksnort Mtn., CA" (1960/1987) 6,193 6193' (MSL) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Warner Springs, CA" (1960/1965) |
Class 1 | 1,333 | SP | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | ||
| 31.7 | Hot Springs Mountain | Los Coyotes Indian Reservation HP | 6,533 | Class 1 | 2,633 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 31.8 | San Ysidro Mountain | Anza-Borrego Desert State Park | 6,147 | Class 1 | 927 | SP | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | ||
| 32. San Diego County South of Hwy 78 | |||||||||||||
| 32.1 | Granite Mountain #2 | Anza-Borrego Desert State Park | 5,633 | Class 1 | 1,973 | SP | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | ||
| 32.2 | Whale Peak | Anza-Borrego Desert State Park | 5,350 1630.7m (NAVD 88) NGS Data Sheet "Whale" (DX4921) 5,349 5349' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Whale Peak, CA" (1959/1986) |
Class 1 | 2,689 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 32.3 | Middle Peak | Cuyamaca Rancho State Park | 5,883 | Class 1 | 783 | SP | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | ||
| 32.4 | Cuyamaca Peak | Cuyamaca Rancho State Park HP | 6,512 | Class 1 | 2,852 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 32.5 | Stonewall Peak | Cuyamaca Rancho State Park | 5,730 | Class 1 | 860 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 32.6 | Oakzanita Peak | Cuyamaca Rancho State Park | 5,054 | Class 1 | 234 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 32.7 | Garnet Mountain | Anza-Borrego Desert State Park | 5,680+ 5680-5719' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Monument Peak, CA" (1997/2000) |
Class 1 | 240 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 32.8 | Garnet Peak | Cleveland National Forest | 5,880+ 5880-5919' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Monument Peak, CA" (1997/2000) |
Class 1 | 480 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 32.9 | Monument Peak #1 | Cleveland National Forest | 6,273 1912m (NAVD 88) NGS Data Sheet "Monument" (DC1961) 6,271 6271' (NGVD 29) USGS 7.5' Quad (1:24,000) "Monument Peak, CA" (1997/2000) 6,271 6271' (MSL) USGS 15' Quad (1:62,500) "Mount Laguna, CA" (1960/1970) |
Class 1 | 331 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX | |
| 32.10 | Sheephead Mountain | Cleveland National Forest | 5,896 | Class 1 | 556 | SP | W | BB | LoJ | Pb | HPS | WX |


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 Cook onions, stirring occasionally; check your onions every 5-10 minutes until they have completely caramelized and turned golden brown. If the onions appear to be getting too dark or sticking too much to the bottom of the pan, then simply reduce the heat a bit. You can also add in a few teaspoons of water to help deglaze the pan. Once the onions have caramelized, reduce heat to low and stir in the garlic. Cook for 2 more minutes or until garlic is fragrant.
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