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West Philadelphia born and raised and the toilet is where I spend most of my days. Dianna Torres Angula is the name and foamy soap is my game. When I roll up on a paper towel dispenser I'm like MC Hammer....cant touch this! Touchless everything more because I’m a germaphobe, quality TP like baby wipes because that should just be standard…on a side note they aren’t very healthy for the environment. Last but not least it better be clean because I’m judgy and I make an opinion about you based on how clean your bathroom is or isn’t. So fresh and so clean clean.
Ashkaan Jaberi here aka "JS slayer". Personally, I can not stand the foam soap, I’m all aboard team liquid soap. Also, I can’t recommend it enough to everyone to make the switch to “wet ones” as a toilet paper alternative (when needed). You’ll wonder how you lived your life up to this point without having used them. On top of liquid soap and some wet ones, my unicorn would also have a bedet. When I become King of everything the light touches, my first royal proclomation will be to have them installed in all toilets across the land.
My name Ricky Foust. You probably already know me from the critically acclaimed broadcast "Rick's Potty Tricks". There are many things that a celebrity of my stature needs from a bathroom in regards to cleanliness and usability. First thing that is a must is touchless machines(sinks, paper towels, toilets, etc) so that I am not touching things the common folk have alreay touched with germs and mediocrity. Next is the zig zag hallway style entrance such as the Costco bathrooms that have no doors. Lastly is a doorman although they typically need an autograph. You can catch the next episode Saturday @ 8, 7 central.
My ideal Unicon toilet would have to be on the 76th floor of the Columbia Tower. I like to releax and look the window and and pretend to drop my magic from the highest point where the view is over the city. Its like I dropping magic on the people of Seattle. They also have the softest TP, sweet smelling soap with real towels to dry off with and other little surprises even though this view is only in the women's bathroom :wink:


After buying Salvia leaves, I tried to expirience it by smoking a bowl, not to great of an effect. Things around me seemed to be shinier, but that's all. After being dissapointed by the effects, I tried smoking about 4 more bowls, to the same effect, lasting about 5 minutes. I had read that chewing a quid produced more pronounced effects, and lasted longer, so I put about a cheekfull, or about 10 leaves (They were broken up, so I'm just estimating) in my mouth, chewing every 10 seconds or so and letting the juices coat my mouth, never spitting, but swallowing about halfway through (10 minutes in) and then swallowing the rest after a total of about 25 minutes. This, unfortunately, had the same effect, only it lasted about 20 minutes.
Now, fed up, I got my water pipe, packed a bowl of about 8 leaves, and ripped it all in one hit. While I was holding the first hit, I packed another bowl into my water pipe. I then repeated this, smoking two bowls in about 30 seconds time, holding each hit for about 12 seconds. As soon as I took the second rip from my pipe, I had the oddest sensation that a pixie had just flown up through the pipe, through my head, and into the cieling, where it then flew very quickly to my room, as part of the cieling. It seemed upset because I had taken something of hers, but the fact that it was upset did not bother me. I can remember saying 'whoops' as I chased it back to my room, because it occurred to me that I had unintentionally taken whatever it was of hers that I took.
On the way to my room, I had the sensation that my head was moving along a set path in space, that I could not deviate from, not because it controlled me, but because it had been set that way and that was the way it would be. When I got to my room, pixies, in the form of a rainbowish stream of light flowing across my cieling were happy to introduce me to their god, and it was as if I was in some vast forest, and he was a tree who ruled them. A few seconds later it occured to me that he was in fact my lamp.
At this point, about 2 minutes into the trip, I suddenly snapped back to reality, and the remaining effects quickly wore off. I realized where I was, and was somewhat astonished at the absurdity at what had just occurred, and how I had completely believed it, without question. I then took two more hits, in the same fashion as before. This time, I could hear my thoughts in my head, the kind of thoughts that just float around at all times, like music playing in my head, or a sentence that I may have been rehearshing in my head.
These thoughts then became tangible objects, and I could see them, although the visuals were weaker than before, and I was more or less only aware of their physical existence. They then spread out over my ceiling, and then began to flow down my closet door, and began to pool around where I lay on the floor. At this point, I closed my eyes, and the thoughts that had pooled around me seeped into me and turned into a spectacular, kaleidescope-type array of colors, that occured to me to be bears for some reason. They began to fade into random 3-dimensional geometric shapes, mostly cubes, that then began to to decompose and fall apart. Then I snapped back and the effects once again quickly wore off.
If you're looking for a quick trip, I'd definitely reccomend this, as the effects are very short and the after-effects are minimal. But I would definitely reccomend that the more expirienced psycoactive user consider taking the extract, as the leaves will probably leave you wanting more. After my expirience, I decided that the 5x extract would be more fun, and the 10x would probably be my stregnth of choice. I hope you people found this informative, if not entertaining. :P
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Main loop to start loading the Physiome Journal Portal page,
it currenrly contains 5 panels containly a module each
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Check to see if the box intersects with the frustum.
[method:Boolean intersectsSphere]([page:Sphere sphere])
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Check to see if the sphere intersects with the frustum.
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| Date | Name | Description | Duration |
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| 10/07/2002 15:36:36 | 2 editions: test analyst and standard | Test Analyst edition allows paths and coverage Standard does not Beta defaults to test analyst edition registration keys control edition in use  |
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| 09/07/2002 15:33:07 | added tools.txt file | This populates the New tools menu. Under Edit [Tool Name] "command line" "arg1" %% is a %% %f is the fileName %F is the full file name %A is the appPath\ %P is the chosenPath\  |
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| 09/07/2002 15:36:32 | added OLE linked object display | added OLE linked object display for File Attributes  | 1  |
| 10/07/2002 14:55:07 | added colour picker to graph edit | Added the colour picker from vb2themax This requires an additional ocx so the install prog should be updated and the patch for the next release must be an install rather than a zip and patch  |
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| ID | Name | Raised Date | Closed Date | Description | Resolution |
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| 341 | filter combo on relationships only shows one entity instance type | 11/07/2002 15:00:51 | 11/07/2002 15:30:51 | when adding items to the combo and an entity instance type then the name of the entity should be used as the key rather than entity instance - this allows multiple entities to appear in the drop down and the filtering works as it should do.  | changed the code to add the entity name as the key  |
| 49 | popup menus use mouse co-ords | 19/04/2002 14:31:35 | 10/07/2002 14:50:00 | this isn't particularly good when we are using the insert keys   |
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| ID | Name | Raised Date | Status | Criticality | Description |
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| 62 | icons on buttons are not transparent | 17/04/2002 | OPEN | LOW | need to turn the .ico into .bmp and setup the mask property  |
| 321 | transmute a branch to entity does not update treebrowser | 03/07/2002 15:00:07 | OPEN | LOW | the tree is not updated and neither is the list if the list is displayed  |
| 208 | entity create needs saved twice | 30/05/2002 16:24:02 | OPEN | MEDIUM | when creating an entity, and saving it. the save is made but the form brings up the save button once again. the second save commits and does not ask for another save this is a sporadic problem and may be due to an oversensitive keyboard setting on the laptop?  |
| 134 | the hierarchy browser hierarchy should maintain expansion | 25/04/2002 17:55:54 | OPEN | LOW | during restructuring, the hierarchy should leave expanded the items which are expanded  |
| 133 | The hierarchy browser tree refreshes too much on drag | 25/04/2002 17:54:37 | OPEN | LOW | this can be disconcerting when dragging, perhaps the timer is not long enough?  |
| ID | Name | Raised Date | Status | Raised By | Description |
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| 269 | related to tab | 19/06/2002 11:35:45 | IMPLEMENTED | Alan Richardson | there should be another tab for relationships on entities to show the relationships where they are the from entity. Currently the relationships are only shown where the item is the to entity. This would also act as a GOTO function to go to related items  |
| 19 | checklists | 01/04/2002 | Not Implemented | Alan Richardson | this could be based around the generic hierarchy. 11/07/2002 12:21:34 implemented via checklist entity and macro report   |
| 127 | make the status bars consistent | 25/04/2002 17:38:32 | IMPLEMENTED | Alan Richardson | either have them or don't use the panels or don't  |
| 123 | cross reference matrix form should have splitterbars | 25/04/2002 13:49:46 | IMPLEMENTED | Alan Richardson | at the moment the form is fixed size and although partitioned does not have splitters.  |


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In order to build tools around elections, Democracy Club has found a really basic problem: naming them! It's easy when you're handling just, for example, a General Election, but if you're making a site that has to handle hundreds of different local elections and regional elections, we need a standard way to refer to them. This then allows datasets, such as upcoming elections, candidates, polling stations, leaflets, or news mentions, to be joined up to serve the needs of voters.
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The Replacement Killers A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 1998 Marty Mapes
** (out of 4) Maybe it was the caterer they used on the production of THE REPLACEMENT KILLERS. Perhaps a Folgers saboteur infiltrated and switched coffees, replacing regular with decaf. That might explain why nobody put much effort into the making of this movie.
Zeedo (Michael Rooker), a cop, breaks up a big drug deal and kills the kingpin who will not surrender. The kingpin's father, the local Chinese godfather, naturally wants revenge.
John Lee (Chow Yun-Fat), in debt to the godfather, is assigned to assassinate Zeedo's 10-year old son. Lee gets the kid in his sites but finds he doesn't have the heart to kill a child.
Refusing the godfather's assignment will mean death if he stays in town, so Lee tries to leave the country by getting a passport from forger Meg Coburn (Mira Sorvino). Before Lee can get his passport, the godfather's henchmen track him to Coburn's apartment, and wreck the place. Lee and Coburn take it on the lam.
The plot doesn't sound AWFUL, but it certainly doesn't sound original. The other components of this movie are the same way: they're workable, if not original, but they lack the shine of elbow grease.
For instance, the bad guys are introduced as drug dealers. Drug dealers in an action movie might as well be made of catsup-filled cardboard. No action movie criminal is less interesting or less threatening than a drug dealer. These guys are dressed for perfectly for the role, wearing expensive suits and dark shades. They are wealthy, smooth, and deadly. Years of the TV show COPS showing us wiry, ugly, nervous drug dealers hasn't scratched the surface of this movie stereotype yet. A token twist on this archetype would have helped the movie immensely, but it was apparently too much effort.
Then there was a potentially interesting cat and mouse sequence in a car wash, but Fuqua and editor Jay Lash Cassidy minced it. Quickly-cut closeups of blazing guns, and the lack of any sort of establishing shot, ensured that the audience wouldn't have any idea what was going on. It looked interesting, but it had no real meaning until we saw who was left standing. It would have been better to choreograph the whole sequence, but that takes more work. It's easier to just splice lots of quick shots of guns, which they did.
Later, after a don't-think-but-act super shootout, the bad guys get the drop on our heroes. Do they kill them in the heat of the moment? Of course not.  It would be better to let the heroes learn about the plans through their own ingenuity and cunning, but it's easier to just write a scene where the bad guys spill their guts and leave the heroes for dead.
There are some parts of the movie that are just plain bad. No amount of effort is likely to have helped the immature dialogue or the flat emotion. For example, the godfather is very deeply moved by the death of his child, so deeply that he vows a personal revenge. His grief takes the form of a four-word segue: "A child is irreplaceable... which brings me to your task..."
Occasionally the movie makes the mistake of asking for emotional involvement. An officer is killed, a child is threatened. But these shallow attempts to elicit feelings are a waste of time in a movie with such callous and deadly killing. Real emotion is hard to put into an action movie. It's easier to sprinkle in a dab so you know what the characters' motivations are. It would have been better to leave it out entirely.
Eventually the movie picks up a bit. When Meg and Lee are on the run, the pace is good and they get to do some fun butt-kicking. Mira is eventually allowed to hold a gun and pull the trigger a few times. A shootout in a theater was tense and exciting.
Also, the action cinematography was pretty good. The camera takes some interesting points of view. In the car wash sequence, Yun-Fat polishes off a drug dealer from an oil-change creeper. The opening sequence shows Yun-Fat from an extremely low angle, making him an immensely imposing figure. It's too bad that these shots weren't edited any better, because in and of themselves, they looked pretty good.
But these factors are not enough to make THE REPLACEMENT KILLERS worth seeing.
I should admit that I didn't mind watching the movie. The experience itself was average, kind of fun. I even thought I might give this movie a break-even rating while I was watching it. But I realize I was waiting for the one scene or sequence that was going to leave me satisfied. A few came close, but when it was all over, that moment never came.
If I may be permitted a bit of deconstruction, I found it interesting that after all Meg and Lee went through, they parted with longing looks and without so much as a hug. Compare this to what happens after James Bond and Wai Lin (Michelle Yeoh) finish off their bad guys in TOMORROW NEVER DIES. I think it's safe to say that good old semi-prude hypocritical America is okay with white men making it with oriental women. But audiences are expected to be uncomfortable with non-Anglo men making it with "our" pretty blond white women. I was disappointed but I was not surprised.
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This is a simple simulator for Thales 8000/9000 series HSMs. It offers support for limited number of commands (A0,MS,CC,NC). Only a single instance of the HSM is currently allowed. The encoding used will be ASCII with a header length of 12.
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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Achieving Peace and the SDGs in Colombia: ## Municipal Convergence, Crime, and the Role of Conditional Cash Transfers ### Felipe Santos-Marquez
GSID, Nagoya University, JAPAN
### Prepared for the TUD (Prof. Lessmann) meeting on November 13th 2020
slides available at:
https://masters-felipe-santos.netlify.app/
--- # Colombian administrative levels .pull-left[ ## States and Municipalities ![](figs/col_mun.png) ] .pull-right[ ## Natural Regions ![](figs/col_regions.png) ] --- # Large regional disparities in Colombia .pull-left[ ### Well-being ![](figs/01_mpr_2018.png) ] .pull-right[ ### Crime ![](figs/01_eb_mr_2018.png) **(In Germany = about 0.1 per 10.000 people, In Japan = about 0.02 per 10.000 people)** ] --- class: center # Structure of the Dissertation  --- # Chapter 1: Exploration and convergence **Methods: Classical beta convergence** `$$(1 / T) \cdot \log \frac{y_{i T}}{y_{i 0}}=\alpha-\left[1-e^{-\beta T}\right] \cdot \log \left(y_{i 0}\right)+w_{i, 0 T}$$` **The spatial lag model:** `$$\log \frac{y_{i T}}{y_{i 0}}=\alpha+\beta \cdot \log \left(y_{i 0}\right)+\rho W \cdot \log \frac{y_{i T}}{y_{i 0}}+\epsilon_{t}$$` **The Spatial error model:** `$$\log \frac{y_{i T}}{y_{i 0}}=\alpha+\beta \cdot \log \left(y_{i 0}\right)+\lambda W \epsilon_{t}+u_{t}$$` **Global Spatial Autocorrelation: Global Moran's I** `$$I_{t}=\frac{N}{\sum_{i=1}^{n} \sum_{j=1}^{n} w_{i j}}\left[\frac{\sum_{i=1}^{n} \sum_{j=1}^{n} w_{i j}\left(X_{i}-\bar{X}\right)\left(X_{j}-\bar{X}\right)}{\sum_{i=1}^{n}\left(X_{i}-\bar{X}\right)^{2}}\right]$$` --- class: center # Chapter 1: Data and Results  .pull-left[ **Global trend** ![](figs/trends1.png) ] .pull-right[ **Spatial autocorrelation trend** ![](figs/trends1c.png) ] --- class: center # Spatial regression and OLS results  --- # Chapter 2: Convergence and Forecasting **Exponential smoothing methods** `$$\hat{y}_{T+1 \mid T}=\alpha y_{T}+\alpha(1-\alpha) y_{T-1}+\alpha(1-\alpha)^{2} y_{T-2}+\cdots$$` **ARIMA models** `$$y_{t}^{\prime}=c+\phi_{1} y_{t-1}^{\prime}+\cdots+\phi_{p} y_{t-p}^{\prime}+\theta_{1} \varepsilon_{t-1}+\cdots \theta_{q} \varepsilon_{t-q}+\varepsilon_{t}$$` **Space time Autoregressive models (STAR)** `$$y_{i t}=\sum_{k=1}^{p} \sum_{l=0}^{\lambda_{k}} \phi_{k l} \sum_{j=1}^{N} w_{i j}^{(l)} y_{j t-k}+a_{i t}$$` **Proposed models: Beta convergence -> Forecasting ** `$$\log \left(\hat{y}_{i(t+4) \mid t}\right)=\hat{\alpha}_{t+4 \mid t}+\hat{\beta}_{t+4 \mid t} \cdot \log \left(y_{i t}\right)+w_{i, t}$$` `$$\log \left(\hat{y}_{i(t+4) \mid t}\right)=\hat{\alpha}_{t+4 \mid t}+\hat{\beta}_{t+4 \mid t} \cdot \log \left(y_{i t}\right)+\hat{\theta}_{t+4 \mid t} W \cdot \log \left(y_{i t}\right)+\epsilon_{i, t}$$` --- # Cross validating forecasting models ##How can the best forecasting model be chosen? `$$\begin{aligned} &\text { Mean absolute error: } \operatorname{MAE}=\operatorname{mean}\left(\left|e_{t}\right|\right)\\ &\text { Root mean squared error: RMSE }=\sqrt{\operatorname{mean}\left(e_{t}^{2}\right)} \end{aligned}$$` ## Cross-validation of forecasts   --- class: center, middle # Results (Beta and spatial Beta)  --- class: center # Spatial distribution of forecasted crime **municipalities in dark green are lagging behind**  --- class: center # Spatial distribution of forecasted crime **municipalities in dark green are lagging behind**  --- class: center # Chapter 3: BMA - crime determinants 212 variables (original and spatially lagged). **some significant determinants of homicides are**  --- class: center # Significant determinants of homicides: ## After running 2 million regressions...  --- class: center # Chapter 4: Synthetic control - CCT ## Synthetic control methods: visual intuition ### In terms of GDP per capita  `$$TOKYO=0.4*OSAKA + 0.2*AICHI+0.1∗FUKUOKA+...$$` ### In terms of crime The weights are found so that the synthetic municipality has a similar crime trend compared to the treatment region (2003-2011) and similar determinants from the BMA chapter. --- class: center # Results: Pacific region  --- class: center # The effect on crime of CCTS .pull-left[ **Crime gaps for treatment municipalities and low CCT coverage placebos** ![](figs/gaps.png) ] .pull-right[ **Overall effects = the gap in 2018 / Root mean sqaured predicted error** ![](figs/gaps2.png) ] ## A t-test shows that the mean effect is statistically lower for the treatment group. --- class: center # In just 15 minutes:  --- class: center # Thanks! ** Thank you very much for your attention**  **Quantitative Regional and Computational Science Lab** https://quarcs-lab.org/


Carbuncle Game Engine
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Tutorials
Basic tutorials
Introduction
Configuring the game window
Adding a Background
Adding a Character
Keyboard Input
Adding Obstacles
Writting text on the screen
Adding music
Adding sound effects
Cleaning up
Adding Title Screen
Adding Game Over screen
Advance tutorials
Using shaders
Using tilemaps