Extract Words from Text
Extract Words from a specified transaction attribute
This plugin will extract words from content (that is, words found in the specified content attribute of all transactions) and represent them as nodes on the graph.
The source node will be linked to the word by a transaction of type Referenced.
Parameters
- Content Attribute - Specify which transaction attribute contains the words to be extracted
- Words to Extract - Newline-delimited list of words to be extracted from the content attribute. If left blank, all words will be extracted
- Use Regular Expressions - Treat the Words to Extract as a list of regular expressions (not applicable if Words to Extract is empty)
- Whole Words Only - Match the Words to Extract on whole word only (not applicable if Words to Extract is empty)
- Minimum Word Length - Only extract words of length equal to or greater this number of characters (not applicable if Words to Extract is populated)
- Remove Special Characters - Remove special characters from extracted words (not applicable if Words to Extract is populated)
- Lower Case - Converts content and Words to Extract (if supplied) to lowercase.
- Extract Schema Types - Cycles through the schema node types known by Constellation. For each schema type that has an associated regular expression, all matches for that regular expression found in the content are added to the graph.
- Transactions - Choose whether to link nodes to words found in either incoming or outgoing transactions
- Selected Transactions Only - Extract words from selected transactions only.
- Regular Expression Only - Treat all Words to Extract as regular expressions


Elevation01 by @greweb
A generative art, unique for you – determined with your wallet address.
This is a "plottable art" – art that can be plotted with fountain pens.
buttons allow to tweak an intensity (4 values) and ink (11 colors).
Physical art and secondary market?
@greweb is happy to deliver physical plots for buys on the primary AND secondary markets!
- BEFORE BUY: contact me (@greweb /<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with: your Tezos wallet public address + intensity and ink chosen. (so I can confirm with you)
- PHYSICAL ART: I ship one plot for each NFT edition you own. (once I confirm it with you, I will need to know the shipping address – ideally a PO Box / work address).
- Second market: You can sell the NFT back to the second market (to same or higher price). The conditions above also works for second buyers so I will be able to produce plots for them. (which are unique per wallet)
The second market will be interesting, NFT have a true value as the physical offer is still active beyond the first buy and thanks to the NFT scarcity.
Thank you!
More work from @greweb at greweb.me – Tech: made with Rust+WASM producing an SVG rendered in WebGL.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
With these light and fluffy puddings, I was aiming to create a dish informed by some of the sweet-shop flavours of my childhood. Liquorice was the perfect choice – it has a lovely fruity tang that carries beautifully through the sponge.
Equipment and preparation: you will need four dariole moulds or individual pudding basins, about 175ml/6fl oz capacity.
Butter four dariole moulds or individual pudding basins, about 175ml/6fl oz capacity, and line the base of each with a disc of baking parchment.
Place a liquorice spiral or Pontefract cake in the base of each prepared mould. Put all the remaining ingredients in a large bowl and beat together using an electric whisk. Start off slowly then increase the speed and mix for two minutes, or until all the ingredients are well combined.
Divide the mixture between the moulds. Tap each mould on the work surface to remove any air pockets and level out the mixture.
Create a lid for each pudding by placing a small piece of baking parchment over a small piece of foil and making a pleat in the middle, folding both sheets together (to allow for the puddings’ expansion as they cook). Put the lids on top of the puddings, foil side up, and secure with string.
Stand the moulds in a steamer. Alternatively, put them in a large saucepan and pour in enough boiling water to come halfway up the sides of the moulds. Put the lid on the pan and bring to a simmer. Either way, steam the puddings for 45 minutes.
Uncover the puddings and run the tip of a small, sharp knife around the edge of each, to help release them. Invert them onto warmed plates and serve straight away, with custard.


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bechtle
Businessmodel of Bechtle
Customer Segments
Bechtle provides IT solutions and supplementary services to all areas of the IT market, regardless of the industry or sector. The Company primarily organises its customers into the following categories:
- Industry and Production;
- Banking and Insurance;
- Construction;
- Trade;
- Service;
- Administration and Public Institutions; and
- Others Bechtle primarily targets medium-sized businesses, categorised as businesses with 20 to 2,000 computer workstations, but also serves larger enterprises and public sector clients with more than 2,000 workstations.
Geographically, Bechtle’s services extend to customers across Europe. The majority of its clients are active in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Value Propositions
Bechtle provides value to its customers in the following ways:
- Its position as a leading distributor in Germany, with a broad domestic network of sales offices and systems houses, as well as a presence in a number of foreign markets in Europe;
- Its network of alliance partners, including partner providers across Japan, China, the US, Australia, Brazil and South Africa that extend the Company’s international reach;
- Its portfolio of third-party software and hardware products, including products from a variety of high-profile production and manufacturing companies; and
- Its varied range of solutions and services, which can be utilised by clients across multiple business and public sectors. ### Channels
Bechtle operates a website at www.bechtle.com through which customers are able to find information on the Company’s various services and solutions. Additionally, the Company operates country-specific online stores that enable it to make sales on a regular basis without interference.
Bechtle has its own in-house sales team, also organised geographically, through which it makes the bulk of its sales. This direct sales method, typically completed over the telephone. Bechtle has just over 50 It system houses in 15 federal states in Germany, as well as a number of smaller sales offices.
It also has nine system house locations in seven cantons in Switzerland, five locations in five federal states in Austria, and a single sales office in Brussels, which manages business with the European Union. The Company additionally has 14 further e-commerce units across Europe.
Bechtle’s own direct sales force is supported by a network of channel partners across Europe, including independent software vendors, resellers and distributors.
Customer Relationships
Bechtle offers a range of services and solutions to customers on a self-service basis through its online store. Purchases made in this way can be completed by customers without any intervention from the Company or its representatives. Customers are able to manage their accounts and access their purchase history directly from the website.
Many of the Company’s other services, and the majority of the Company’s sales, are made through direct interaction with the Company’s sales team. Consulting with customers directly allows the Company to get a greater understanding of their customers’s needs before completing a sale so that it is able to provide a more tailored service.
Bechtle provides ongoing customer support and technical assistance to its customers, including through online chat services and telephone enquiries. The Company also operates a news portal, through which it is able to update customers with company and industry developments, and details all of its upcoming events, enabling customers to interact with the Company in person.
In addition, Bechtle manages several social media accounts, including with Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and Xing.
Key Activities
Bechtle is a German information technology service company and e-commerce trader. The Company operates as a reseller and service provider to the public and commercial sectors, active primarily across norther-western Europe.
It serves corporate customers across multiple industries – including the construction, banking and finance, and industry and productions sectors – as well as public institutions and government bodies.
The Company’s activities are divided into two reportable business segments: IT System House and Managed Services, which provides IT strategy consulting, hardware and software, project planning and implementation, systems integration, IT services, and training to small and medium-sized enterprises; and IT E-Commerce, which comprises online, catalogue and telephone-based trading operations. Bechtle acts as a holding company for several operating subsidiaries, including Bechtle Systemhaus Holding, Bechtle Managed Services, Bechtle E-Commerce Holding and Bechtle Holding Schweiz.
Key Partners
Bechtle partners with a number of companies throughout the management of its service chain. These partners primarily comprise companies operating within the technology sector.
Notably, the Company operates a network of strategic partners around the world through which it is able to reach a broader spectrum of clients. Bechtle currently counts nine companies in its Global IT Alliance, selected to meet its service, process and portfolio standards.
This includes regional operators Atea across Scandinavia and the Baltic states, Compucentro in Mexico, Datacentrix in South Africa, Data#3 in Australia, JBS in Japan, JOS across and parts of South East Asia, Lexel in New Zealand, Microware in Brazil, and PC Connection in the US.
Bechtle also partners more broadly with:
- Manufacturers and Software Developers, for which it operates as a distributor and reseller; and
- Channel Partners, that help to extend the Company’s sales and marketing reach. ### Key Resources
Bechtle’s key resources are its network of sales and distribution channels, its alliance and supplier partners, its IT infrastructure, and its personnel – particularly its sales and support staff.
Cost Structure
Bechtle incurs costs in relation to the operation and management of its sales and marketing channels, the management of its key partnerships, the maintenance of its IT infrastructure, and the retention of its personnel.
Bechtle has a high proportion of personnel expenses, comprising fixed and variable costs relating to the salaries and benefits of its 5,479 employees, amounting in 2015 to €423 million. In 2015 the Company also recorded distribution costs in the amount of €182.8 million.
Revenue Streams
Bechtle derives its revenue from the provision of various IT and e-commerce services, including the third-party produced sale of software and hardware products – including printers, scanner and monitors – and solutions such as cloud management, client management, IT security and maintenance, server and storage, and networking.
In 2015 Bechtle generated €2,83 billion, up around 9.7% on the €2.58 billion recorded in 2014. This growth was attributed to increased business from foreign companies in the IT E-Commerce segment, as well as growth in the Company’s domestic system house business.
The majority of Bechtle’s revenue was derived from its IT System House and Managed Services segment, which generated €1.89 billion, with the Company’s IT E-Commerce segment generating €941.8 million. Around two thirds of Bechtle’s revenue is generated in its home market of Germany.


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| DOSE: |
6 hits |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
I'm often alone among my peers in that I experience much more intense effects from smoking marijuana than they do. I often trip from smoking pot, and recently I experienced a very intense trip which was not all pleasurable.
I went to a friend's house, and smoked maybe six large hits from a blunt. I began getting extremely high, and stopped smoking after that. I started feeling very anxious, my heart was pounding and I could feel my muscles spasming irregularly, although not violently. I went home and tried to relax, but I found it impossible.
I began to see straight up hallucinations, like a multicolored wave in from of my eyes just morphing and shifting, then neon psychedelic ribbons and spirals. I felt like I'd eaten a ten-strip of acid. I'm not sure what happened next but I seemed to be going deeper and deeper into this altered state, and I had trouble fighting it. Even when I put on some music I found it a little frightening, as well as when I tried to placate myself with a movie; it was as if I didn't understand what these things were anymore. I kept getting horrible shivers as well, that wracked my entire body, as if I were cold. I ended up just going to sleep after some struggle, and felt fine in the morning.
 I know I'm going to limit my smoking from here on out, and when I feel like tripping, I'll smoke like my friends do, which is without restraint.
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.


| Vendor Name | Promaxis Systems Inc. |
|---|---|
| Reference Number | W8485-TSPS2017-06 |
| Contract Date | 28-10-2016 |
| Description of Work | Technical Engineering and Maintenance Services (TEMS) (Excludes requirements related to armament, R&D and R&O) |
| Delivery Date | 22-12-2018 |
| Contract Value | $214,589.34 |
| Comments | This contract was competitively sourced. This contract is a call-up against a Public Services and Procurement Canada procurement tool. |
| Additional Comments | The Department of National Defence (DND) requires the services of one (1) Technical Clerk, Intermediate, to provide support services to DAEPM (FT) 6, Fighters and Trainers. |


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Yeah, it's me!
Résumé
— I'm the most successful person ever to run for the presidency, by far. Nobody's ever been more successful than me. I'm the most successful person ever to run. Ross Perot isn't successful like me. Romney ― I have a Gucci store that's worth more than Romney. Sorry losers and haters, but my IQ is one of the highest ― and you all know it!
Experience
Now
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20st January 2017 – present
45th president of the United States ✨
Back then
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2016
Won election race with 77 votes more than Clinton, yippe-kee-yay!
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2015
Became the most important Republican nominating for presidential election run
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2009
Changed my mind and became Republican again
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2005
Started Trump University with Michael Sexton and Jonathan Spitalny: no grades, certificates and other bureaucracy, but program offered courses in real estate, asset management entrepreneurship, and wealth creation. 98% students gave positive reviews while studying, however some of these ungrateful gringos filed lawsuits against Trump University after the course. I had to pay $25 million to settle that...
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2002
Acquired the former Hotel Delmonico, which was renovated and reopened in 2004 as the Trump Park Avenue. I sure do like my surname!
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2001
Completed Trump World Tower and joined the Democratic Party
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1999
Started buying golf courses. They are very cheap, I have 18 of them now in USA and abroad! Also switched to the Reform Party that year
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- 1997 ― Began a multi-building development along the Hudson River, which was named Trump Place. Me and the other investors sold our shares for $1.8 billion and that was then the biggest residential sale in the history of New York City
- 1996 ― Acquired the Bank of Manhattan Trust Building, which was a vacant seventy-one story skyscraper on Wall Street. After an extensive renovation, the high-rise was renamed the Trump Building
- 1994 ― Refurbished the Gulf and Western Building on Columbus Circle, turned it into a 44-story luxury property known as Trump International Hotel and Tower
- 1989 - 1992 ― Ran a second hand airline called Trump Shuttle. What a waste of money, I had to sell it, now it is American Airlines Shuttle, btw
- 1989, 1990 ― Learned about Tour de France and decided to hold my very own Tour de Trump. Is America not great enough for that cycling competition?
- 1988 ― Acquired the Plaza Hotel in Manhattan for $407 million, invested $50 million to restore the building and boosted it from three-star to four-star hotel (I called it "the Mona Lisa" and sold it for a lot of cash in 1995)
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- 1987 ― Registered as a Republican
- 1985 ― I bought the Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach and turned it into a private club. You can join if you pay $200K initiation fee (and there is another annual fee for members, it is very expensive to be rich). That year I also opened a casino called Trump Castle. My wife Ivana became a manager, because she is another Trump!
- 1983 ― I purchased New Jersey Generals, an American football team. I changed team's play schedule and filed an antitrust lawsuit against United States Football League, so NJG are not doing so good now, but back then they were great!
- 1980 ― Started developing the Trump Tower skyscraper in Manhattan, I payed a crew of undocumented Polish workers to demolish the historic Bonwit Teller store, including art deco features. All this to make architectural critic Paul Goldberger say in 1983 that the tower's atrium is "the most pleasant interior public space to be completed in New York in some years". At the same time I also started a repair job on the Wollman Rink in Central Park and completed the work in three months for $1.95 million, which was $775,000 less than the initial budget!
- 1978 ― Purchased a 50 percent stake in the derelict Commodore Hotel and turned it into the Grand Hyatt Hotel in 2 years of remodeling
- 1971 ― Was promoted to president of the company and renamed it The Trump Organization
- 1968 ― Began my career at my father's real estate development company, Elizabeth Trump & Son
Media career
Ohh, I really good at it
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2019
Was awarded Worst Actor and Worst Screen Combo at Golden Raspberry Awards for parts in "Death of a Nation" and "Fahrenheit 11/9"
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2007
Received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for being producer of Miss Universe pageant
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2005
Performed a song with Megan Mullally at the 57th Primetime Emmy Awards
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2004 - 2008
Ran short-form talk radio program "Trumped!" (one to two minutes on weekdays)
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2003 - 2015
Produced NBC reality shows "The Apprentice" and "The Celebrity Apprentice"
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1991
Was awarded Worst Supporting Actor at Golden Raspberry Awards for a part in "Ghosts Can't Do It"
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- 2015 ― Published a book "Crippled America: How to Make America Great Again"
- 2011 ― Published a book "Time to Get Tough: Making America #1 Again" in coauthorship with Wynton Hall, Peter Schweizer and Meredith McIver
- 2011 ― Published a book "Midas Touch: Why Some Entrepreneurs Get Rich – And Why Most Don't" in coauthorship with Robert Kiyosaki
- 2011 ― Published a book "Trump Tower" in coauthorship with Jeffrey Robinson
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- 2009 ― Published a book "Think Like a Champion: An Informal Education in Business and Life" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver
- 2008 ― Published a book "Never Give Up: How I Turned My Biggest Challenges into Success" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver
- 2007 ― Published a book "Think Big and Kick Ass" in coauthorship with Bill Zanker
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- 2006 ― Published a book "Why We Want You to Be Rich" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver and Robert Kiyosaki
- 2006 ― Published a book "How to Build a Fortune: Your Plan for Success From the World's Most Famous Businessman"
- 2006 ― Published a book "The Best Real Estate Advice I Ever Received: 100 Top Experts Share Their Strategies"
- 2006 ― Published a book "Trump 101: The Way to Success" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver
- 2005 ― Published a book "The Best Golf Advice I Ever Received"
- 2004 ― Published a book "The Way to the Top: The Best Business Advice I Ever Received"
- 2004 ― Published a book "Think Like a Billionaire: Everything You Need to Know About Success, Real Estate, and Life" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver
- 2004 ― Published a book "Trump: How to Get Rich" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver
- 2004 ― Published a book "Trump: How to Get Rich" in coauthorship with Meredith McIver
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- 2000 ― Published a book "Trump: The America We Deserve" in coauthorship with Dave Shiflett
- 1997 ― Published a book "Trump: The Art of the Comeback" in coauthorship with Kate Bohner
- 1990 ― Published a book "Trump: Surviving at the Top" in coauthorship with Charles Leerhsen
- 1987 ― Published a book "Trump: The Art of the Deal" in coauthorship with Tony Shwartz
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Personal life
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- 2006 ― Melania gained United States citizenship and gave birth to our son, Barron
- 2005 ― Married her
- 1999 ― Divorced Marla 🤷
- 1998 ― Met my future third wife, Melania Knauss
- 1993 ― Married Marla and had a daughter, we named her Tiffany, because I like Tiffany & Company jewellery as well
- 1992 ― Started affair with Marla Maples, so I had to divorce. God knows I love nice women, I love them all!
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- 2006 ― Birth of Barron Trump
- 1993 ― Birth of Tiffany Trump, because I like Tiffany & Company jewellery as well
- 1984 ― Birth of Eric Trump
- 1982 ― Birth of Ivanka Trump
- 1977 ― My first son is born. I called him Donald, of course!
Languages
Skills
Character
Likes😃
Dislikes😞
Wants😎
Education
- 2011 - Asked friends who are prominent and wealthy alumni of the New York Military Academy to secure my academic records so they could not be seen by anyone, never!
- 1996 - Transferred to the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and graduated in May 1968 with a B.S. in economics
- 1964 - Started studying in Fordham University
- 1959 - Enrolled in the New York Military Academy, a private boarding school, after my parents discovered I made frequent trips into Manhattan without their permission


5th semester applied computer science
3rd semester applied computer science
Gero Plettenberg and Benjamin Reh
The existing robotic face reacts on visual stimuli by producing acoustic and mimic signals. In order to achieve this, we implemented face and attribute recognition recognition. Furthermore, a voice output should indicate a reaction on the analysed face that RoboFace contemplates. This face is also tracked by the robot in order to maintain eye contact.


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computes the elastic wave velocity(km/s) from the elastic stiffness Cijkl tensor and density (g/cm3)
| C | elasticity stiffnessTensor Cijkl (UNITS GPa) tensor |
| x | list of propagation directions (vector3d) |
| rho | material density (UNITS g/cm3) |
| vp | velocity of the p--wave (UNITS km/s) |
| vs1 | velocity of the s1--wave (UNITS km/s) |
| vs2 | velocity of the s2--wave (UNITS km/s) |
| pp | polarisation of the p--wave (particle movement, vibration direction) |
| ps1 | polarisation of the s1--wave (particle movement, vibration direction) |
| ps2 | polarisation of the s2--wave (particle movement, vibration direction) |


Ben and Tara
GPS 1.2
What is pair programming?
A technique where two developers work together at one workstation.
One developer is the Driver the other is the Navigator.
Why is pair programming important to DBC?
Allows for better design quality.
Increases knowledge and solidfies learning.
Prepares students for professional development environment.
Driver Navigator Comparison
The Driver writes the code.
The Navigator directs the Driver.
The Navigator also reviews the code as it's typed.


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One of the ancient mysteries that’s captured the hearts of people all over the world and is on many people’s bucket list is visiting the Pyramids of Giza. How old are the Pyramids, really? How did the Pyramids get there? Why are the Pyramids there? All of these questions are asked even before you’ve set foot in Egypt and probably came from flicking through the pages of your classroom text books. The fact that we can stand and witness the remaining legacy of an ancient civilisation blows my mind. There is such beauty in the art of time travel, getting lost in the wonder, allowing it to take your breath away and….suddenly, you wake up and realise your in modern day Giza! Giza is like beautiful chaos. A trade off between the most fantastic views of the Pyramids and the hustle and bustle of the mass tourism industry here. Like it or not, you’ll be hassled. For taxis, camel rides, tours, souvenirs, you name it – it’s here and people want you to buy. Having been to Giza around five or so times on my travels in Egypt, I became hardened to it, know my way around a little bit and have some tricks up my sleeve for you. Here’s a guide of how to survive visiting the Pyramids of Giza and top tips to keep in mind.
You will need a Visa for Egypt. These can be bought on the border at Immigration for $25USD or beforehand online for the same price. I’ve created a detailed guide of how to get an Egyptian Visa (including a Multiple entry Visa) for UK citizens here. But it applies for most countries. Don’t forget travel insurance for Egypt, it’s quite easy to get ill here! I always choose World Nomad’s as they have great policies at a competitive price. Egypt is a predominantly Islamic country which means it’s conservative and you will need to be mindful of how you dress, even men. I’ve created a detailed packing list for women here. Egypt uses the Egyptian Pound as currency and I found it easier to get some out at the ATM. Cards are accepted in most hotels but I’d use cash for shopping and attractions.


Blank Space - Ryan Adams
Hotline Bling - Drake
What Do You Mean? - Justin Bieber
The Hills - The Weeknd
Honeymoon - Lana Del Rey
679 (feat. Remy Boyz) - Fetty Wap
Weekend (feat. Miguel) - Mac Miller
Trap Queen - Fetty Wap
Where Ya At (feat. Drake) - Future
Gibraltar - Beirut
Infinity - One Direction
On My Mind - Ellie Goulding
Lifeless - Draenor
Look Me in the Face - Jerk Circus
Good For You - Selena Gomez
Back To Back - Drake
Stitches - Shawn Mendes


Carve out some time, sit down alone or get a group together. You’ll need pen and paper, a whiteboard, or some other way of quickly getting your ideas down.


Welcome to my Skinner Box!
Developing things with software and/or hardware can feel like living in a Skinner Box. Your heart races when you stumble into a solution, or get a clean compile, or smoke a chip. When something doesn’t work, you vary your actions slightly in the hopes of getting a better result. In time, you lose your connection with the bigger problem your solving and you get lost in your intense focus on the technical details.
Think about it!
This web site is to capture my exploration of software and hardware hacks, and in general, those projects that I find entertaining and educational. I do them to fulfill my inner pigeon!
An operate conditioning chamber (also known as the Skinner Box) is a laboratory apparatus used in the experimental analysis of behavior to study animal behavior. A subject (typically a rat or pigeon but it also works for people) was placed in the box, and the mechanism gave small amounts of food each time the subject performed a particular action, such as depressing a lever or pecking a disk.
The Ramblings of a Frustrated Engineer
My professional life has taken me far away from my college years where I could smell hot solder, endlessly apply Laplace Transforms, struggle with the unforgiving world of embedded software, and feel the magic of an oscilloscope you final got to work … sort of.
Also, those college year gave me a sense of creativity and discovery that I continue to crave and nurture. It was all new to me and every step of the journey gave me an opportunity to create something, even if that thing was simply an abstract concept residing in my head.
As my professional career moved me into management positions, it moved me further from the hands on and creative side. So instinctively, I gravitated towards things like woodworking and wood turning. Work in my off hours with my hands, instead of my head and people, has proved to be a very satisfying journey. My professional life hasn’t been unfulfilled, far from it, but it does leave some passions unsatisfied. So this is my effort to return to the past and to feed my creative side.
The Spark
The release of the Raspberry Pi sparked a renewed interest in electronic, something that I tinkered with when I left college. Back then I was tempted to build a MITS Altair 8800 when it was reviewed in Popular Electronics magazine. It was a computing device which had no applications and a 450 dollar price tag in 1975! I was shocked by what $35 could get you and even more shocked by the robustness of the maker community. I ordered my Raspberry Pi in June 2012, it arrived in September, and I was hooked. Temporally (I think, who knows how long), I have set aside my passion for working in wood and now return to electronics.
I’ll be using this website as my scratch pad to capture what I discover or relearn for the second time. It may have some use for others, but I can’t promise that. Never the less, I hope you find it useful.


Van der Poel dedicates win to cycling legend granddad Poulidor
BRUSSELS: Dutch cycling ace Mathieu van der Poel fought back tears on Saturday (Nov 16) after he won a World Cup cyclo-cross event in the Czech Republic just three days after his legendary grandfather Raymond Poulidor's death.
Poulidor, who died aged 83 on Wednesday, is a household name and national hero in France after finishing on the Tour de France podium eight times, winning the hearts of rural France without ever having won the event itself.
Van der Poel is world cyclo-cross champion, European mountain bike champion and winner of this year's edition of road racing's prestigious Amstel Gold classic.
"It's been a tough week, a very painful one," the tearful 24-year-old told Flemish television.
"I hope you enjoyed the race up there," he wrote on Instagram.
Despite his Tour de France disappointments, Poulidor ranks among France's cycling greats and is seen as a humble hard worker loved by the people who earned every one of his many triumphs.
The multi-discipline Van der Poel is tipped by many inside the sport to avenge his grandfather and eventually win the Tour de France.
Poulidor will be given a funeral in his hometown village in rural central France on Wednesday.


I am a junior-intermediate full stack web developer with experience of almost 2 years specifically in HTML5, CSS3, SASS, bootstrap4, ES6, jQuery, Lodash, Backbone.js, Node.js, React.js and Vue.js.
Building projects from scratch and seeing them evolve as I implement my ideas is the most fullfilling experience to me as a web developer.

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8/1/16
Blog Post #1
What did I discover on the first day of class?
Hello everyone! We are Team 2, and today I am going to tell you guys what we did on the first day of class! On the first day of class, we learned a lot of new things! In the morning, we started Web Development with Kevin. It was really fun as we transfered from the fundamentals, to coding in HTML. We wrote our own code, and I was impressed about how much I could learn in one day! Furthermore, we gradually started our next topic, python! We did python with Sid, and it was really interesting! We started off with learning how to code in Anaconda, and Jupyter. I learned a lot of new coding techniques, which was awesome!
In addition, we ended the morning with lunch just outside the building. After that, we got right into Graphics Design! Now this part was my favorite! We learned about how colors need to contrast, and we learned about the body and header fonts and design. We opened up PhotoShop, and did some fun activities! After that, we played a game where we had to do a certain amount of jumping jacks, and find the difference between the numbers! To me is was like a little fun exercise before we sat back down for our next topic.
Last but not least, we moved on to business. In business, we got to know our teams, and we discussed about what business was, and what was the point of making a business, and what you need to create a business. This part of the day was great! After that, the clock struck 5:00, and it was time to go. I had a great day and couldn’t wait for another!
What did I learn that day?
That day, I learned a lot of new things. Let me begin my long list now. I learned how to code in HTML, code in python, create my own website, how people attract buyers to their products with color and contrast(Graphic Design), and how to create my own business. All the things I learned really boosted up my knowledge. I can’t wait to learn more!
What did I find difficult?
That day, I learned a lot of things, and most of those things I found quite hard or difficult. For starters like me, learning things is easy, but becoming a master at it is pretty challenging. For example, I found the HTML coding quite difficult for me. I didn’t understand much, but I caught a few things on the way. I also had a bit difficulty with Anaconda. I was easy at first, but it got harder on the way. It really challenged me, but that is what I like. Other than that, I understood everything else really well!
What did I like to do that day?
That day, so many fun things were going on I really didn’t know what I really enjoyed the most. They were all really great, but I actually think that the best part of my day was the Graphics Design. I really learned a lot about color, presentation, contrast, and how to catch the person's eye, that they have to read it. This was really fun, and it was the best part of my day!
Link to Prezi Presentation on Graphic Design:
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Saturday: July 30, 2016
Blog Post #2
A Guide to Day 5 at Startup Academy
Hello everyone! This is Startup Academy’s Team 2: Saanvi Mantripragada, Shaunak Panda, Lipika Chatur, Narahari Rao, Anvee Bhutani, and Ria Nawathe. We are also the founders of our startup, Teen Task Force. Welcome to our second blog post on Day 5 of Startup Academy.
We started off the day by watching a video of Steve Jobs giving a commencement speech at Stanford in 2005. This gave us insight on the story behind the man who created one of the greatest tech companies in the world today and what it takes to create a startup.
Next, our team gathered together to discuss the website layout for Teen Task Force, research solutions to potential liability issues as well as expanding our user base, and present a practice pitch to our instructors. After the practice pitch, the instructors asked us questions and tried to poke holes in our business so that we could find potential problems and then come up with ways to solve them.
We moved on to learning more of the basic skills we will need to ultimately launch our business. We started learning how to work with Git, a version control system, and created a local repository on each one of our computers so that we could simultaneously work on our website code and push it to each other after making changes. We worked and experimented with Git until lunch time.
After lunch, we started Python programming. We learned how to store data or information into a table using lists and the pd.read_csv command. This helps organize data and make different parts of it easily accessible, which is needed for data analytics.
We took a quick break after this and played a charades type game.
Then, we went to web development and what elements together make an attractive, eye-catching, and successful flyer that will be a good marketing tool. We were shown different flyers and asked to identify what we found eye-catching/not eye-catching about it and if it was a well-designed flyer.
Lastly, we learned about the different types of businesses, such as sole proprietorship, corporation, partnership, etc.
One thing that was somewhat difficult was making sure we had the proper syntax in our code while working with Python programming. Another thing that was difficult was trying to find all possible problems that could occur with our business idea and attempting to find a viable solution.
Everything was somewhat enjoyable because we learned many new things and expanded our knowledge in various subjects.
That’s all for Day 5 of Startup Academy.
Tutorial: How To Make An Attractive Flyer
First, choose a template that will suit the product/service/event you are advertising and fit all needed information.

Create a big, bold, eye-catching header that will attract the reader’s attention right away. The font should be unique and fancy but also legible. Note that the color of the text should fit the color palette and complement the rest of the flyer while still being the most striking part.
List your text in strategic places based on the order of their importance. Also, the text that is more important should have a bigger font.
Also make sure that the text is concise so the reader does not get bored reading it.
To facilitate this for the reader, create designs and such that will act like visual “arrows” and point the reader to what they should read next.
For the text, use a font that is easily readable.
Adding a few visual aids, such as images, might also add to the flyer but make sure not to overdo it and add too many elements to the flyer. This might confuse the reader and he or she will not know where to focus. They will not feel like reading it.
Finally, make sure every element is laid out properly. Make sure that all the colors are complementary and don’t distract from the main header. Make sure that the text is legible and has all the needed information. Make sure that the flyer is visually pleasing and will attract people, not drive them away.
You now have an attractive flyer! Congratulations!
8/2/16
Blog Post #3
Day 6 at Startup Academy!
Hey everyone! This is team 2, and today we are going to guide you through our day 6 at startup academy! We started our day with business, which was really fun and interesting. Harshita taught this subject, and during business, we talked about how you want to present during the pitch. To be prepared for this, she gave us a random topic, like paper, and we had to present it in front of the class. By doing this, we judged each other what we did and did not do while speaking. This was really fun!
Furthermore, we gradually transferred into Python with Sid. During this session, we started the first part of our data analysis for our surveys, by organizing all the responses in a table. This helped our team proceed in our project. A while later, we took a break for lunch.
After lunch, we transferred into Graphics Design with Brittney. In the beginning, we took a logo quiz which was very fun. We had to identify the logo by only seeing a small portion of it. To continue, we talked about what we needed to have on our flyers, and how to design them. From there, we got some time to design our flyers and logos.
Lastly, we ended our day with Web Development.
All in all, Day 6 was really fun!
What did I learn that day? That day, I learned more about making a flyer, and how to pitch in front of a large audience. Everything else that we did that day was either review , or time to work on our project.
What did I find difficult? I wouldn’t say difficult, but the hardest thing that today was speaking in front of the class. That doesn’t sound so hard, but the trick was, that we were only given 20 seconds to think of a pitch about a random topic given by our mentor. We then had to give a one minute speech about our topic while incorporating what we learned from our mentor. It was hard at first, but when I finished, I felt relieved!
What did I like to do that day? That day, I enjoyed business the most, because it was fun and interesting. We learned how to speak in front of the judges and a huge audience!
Tips For a Successful Pitch Presentation
First of all, your pitch should be straightforward and concise as well as engaging and relatable.
 Create a good impression of yourself in front of the judges and start off on a good note.
When you start your speech, start strongly and confidently. Show that you are passionate through your facial expressions.
Maybe tell the judges an anecdote to engage them and get them interested in your pitch.
Establish that you are knowledgeable in the subject you are speaking about.
Project well, but don’t shout. Enunciate your words and present clearly. Speak with inflection and enthusiasm.
Speak naturally, but also be prepared on your topic. Note: Don’t use filler words such as “um” and “uh” or blabber randomly if you don’t know what to say next.
Pace yourself when speaking; don’t speak too fast or too slowly. Make sure everyone has time to process and understand what you are saying.
Keep a good posture and stand with poise. Use hand gestures to add to your speech.
Use the stage to your advantage! Move around a little.
Lastly, but most importantly, don’t forget to HAVE FUN!


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The approval for the project for creating learning materials for children came in August 2009 and after some deliberations with regards to the manner of receiving financial support an initial amount of Rs. 14 lakhs were received by IRCC, IIT Bombay from Sir Navajbai Ratan Tata Trust in November 2009.
The name Damroo
To start off the project the focus group thought of a good name for the initiative and ‘damroo’ was chosen as all sounds, and alphabets and stories, are supposed to have originated from Shiva (Time)’s Damroo. Street magicians and story tellers used the Damroo to get people out of their homes, and to collect an audience. It will work nicely in animated stories as the studio signature, or just as an audio signature. There are many possibilities for the visual form also to dynamically change. For the pauses in the stories, it will work as the hourglass symbol, and wake up again when the action begins.
Focus areas for the project
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A. Conceiving new directions and creation of new material
At the core of the project is the idea to bring together those that share a love for creating communication. One envisages these to be educators, writers, artists, animators, programmers, publishers. The various research projects undertaken by the faculty at IDC has helped in building a network of like-minded organizations and individuals. Some of these are non-profit organizations and some are professional entities that seek to enhance the understanding of their chosen area of expertise. The project shall actively seek to build links and create opportunities for like-minded creators to interact and build ideas that lead to books as well as new learning material that could take the shape of appropriate media from toys to interactive games and animation. This is sought to be achieved through a series of meetings and workshops at regular intervals.
B. Engaging with traditional visual art practices and practitioners
The current proposal seeks to extend the learning from the earlier projects in this area and include interactions with visual art traditions, some of which are extremely marginalized. The outcome of these interactions shall take the shape of research monographs, books and animation. This focus carries with it the belief that in an age of diffusion of cultures, the understand- ing of traditional strengths and revitalizing the essence of these traditions with new forms will bring in diversity to the other- wise ‘homogenized multi-culture’. This interaction with visual art practitioners is sought to be achieved by artist-residencies in which traditional visual artists interact with IDC, IIT Bombay and through field-trips by faculty and students to study and understand traditional visual art practices.
C. Focus on Indian Languages
Another project focus shall be to include design strategies to enrich and enlarge the availability of children’s books in Indian languages. This may involve workshops directed at Indian language publishing, nur- turing local talents, and creating design formats which will facilitate multiple editions in various Indian languages. This effort will be directed towards addressing the acute shortage of good children’s books in many Indian languages.
D. Encouraging research and education
It is important to encourage and facilitate research by students into the visual art traditions of India. This envisages sponsored student projects in which students of IDC visit traditional visual art practitioners to interact with them and develop new learn- ing materials. An annual seminar that enables discussion and dialogue on matters pertaining to the development of materials for children would be helpful in consolidating the various aspects of the project. This meet is viewed as an annual gathering of educationists, artists, writers and publishers to exchange ideas and carry forward the objectives of the project. The seminar would involve paper-presentations and discussions that will be published as proceedings.
E. Identifying potential projects for publication from the existing database
There are about five-hundred post-graduate design projects done at IDC over a period of forty years. A few of these have already been taken up for wider dissemination and there are a significant number of projects that would be of immense value if they are made available to their intended audience with some necessary additions. In a few cases, an additional effort would be required in preparing camera-ready art-works – this part of the proposal envisages a scrutiny of available projects to identify those that have a potential for a larger audience. The existing database of projects would be evaluated by a team of educationists and publishers. In the second phase the projects would then be developed by a design cell, so that they become acceptable as material for publication.


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Understanding these principles of neuroplasticity (NP) helps people becasue it gives them a mental model for how the brain grows and changes. They can take this understanding and figure out which of their behaviours contribute or don't contribute to NP and brain growth.
Use it or lose it.
Failure to drive specific brain functions can lead to loss of abilities.
Use it and improve it.
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Change in function as a result of one training experience can even lead to learning other similar skills.
Interference
Brain changes (plasticity) that result in bad habits can interfere with learning good habits.
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Change (plasticity) requires sufficient repetition.
Intensity matters.
Change (plasticity) requires intensive training.
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Different forms of change (plasticity) in the brain happen at different times during training.
Salience matters.
The training experience must be meaningful to the person in order to cause change (plasticity).
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Training-induced change (plasticity) occurs more readily in younger brains.
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At Intersect ENT you will not only find a job, you will find a home for the passion you bring to your work–a place where other people share your drive and motivation. As a member of our team, you'll be instrumental in the development and delivery of technology that can revolutionize the quality of life for sinus sufferers.
Privately held, Intersect ENT is a fast growing, well-funded medical device company that employs an entrepreneurial, talented, and experienced team that includes professionals from large and small, mature and early stage successful medical device and pharmaceutical companies. We are financially and strategically backed by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Medtronic, Northwest Venture Partners, PTV Sciences, and U.S. Venture Partners. We are committed to our employees, to our customers, to the quality of our products, and on a sound growth path to becoming a major player in the sinus therapy space.
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'Normal' is a term widely used to refer to well-balanced skin. ... The T-zone (forehead, chin and nose) may be a bit oily, but overall sebum and moisture is balanced and the skin is neither too oily nor too dry.


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AVR XMEGA CPU registers. More...
#include <io.h>
Go to the source code of this file.
Defines | |
| #define | XMEGA_CPU_BASE 0x30 |
| Base address of CPU registers. | |
| #define | CPUR_CCP 0x04 |
| Configuration Change Protection. | |
| #define | CPUR_RAMPD 0x08 |
| Extended Direct Address. | |
| #define | CPUR_RAMPX 0x09 |
| Extended X Pointer. | |
| #define | CPUR_RAMPY 0x0a |
| Extended Y Pointer. | |
| #define | CPUR_RAMPZ 0x0b |
| Extended Z Pointer. | |
| #define | CPUR_EIND 0x0c |
| Extended Indirect. | |
| #define | CPUR_SPL 0x0d |
| Stack Pointer Low. | |
| #define | CPUR_SPH 0x0e |
| Stack Pointer High. | |
| #define | CPUR_SREG 0x0f |
| Status Register. | |
| #define | CPUR_SREG_I (1 << 7) |
| Interrupt Enable. | |
| #define | CPUR_SREG_T (1 << 6) |
| Bit Copy Storage. | |
| #define | CPUR_SREG_H (1 << 5) |
| Half Carry. | |
| #define | CPUR_SREG_S (1 << 4) |
| Sign. | |
| #define | CPUR_SREG_V (1 << 3) |
| Overflow. | |
| #define | CPUR_SREG_N (1 << 2) |
| Negative. | |
| #define | CPUR_SREG_Z (1 << 1) |
| Zero. | |
| #define | CPUR_SREG_C (1 << 0) |
| Carry. | |
| #define | CPU_REG(name) (XMEGA_CPU_BASE + CPUR_##name) |
| Get address of register name. | |
| #define | cpu_read_reg8(reg) mmio_read8((void *)(XMEGA_CPU_BASE + CPUR_##reg)) |
| Read the 8-bit CPU register reg. | |
| #define | cpu_write_reg8(reg, value) mmio_write8((void *)(XMEGA_CPU_BASE + CPUR_##reg), value) |
| Write value to the 8-bit CPU register reg. |
AVR XMEGA CPU registers.
Copyright (C) 2009 Atmel Corporation. All rights reserved.
Definition in file regs.h.
| #define cpu_read_reg8 | ( | reg | ) | mmio_read8((void *)(XMEGA_CPU_BASE + CPUR_##reg)) |
Read the 8-bit CPU register reg.
Definition at line 75 of file regs.h.
Referenced by cpu_irq_save().
| #define CPU_REG | ( | name | ) | (XMEGA_CPU_BASE + CPUR_##name) |
Get address of register name.
Definition at line 62 of file regs.h.
Referenced by hugemem_read16(), hugemem_read32(), hugemem_read8(), hugemem_read_block(), hugemem_write16(), hugemem_write32(), hugemem_write8(), and hugemem_write_block().
| #define cpu_write_reg8 | ( | reg, | |||
| value | ) | mmio_write8((void *)(XMEGA_CPU_BASE + CPUR_##reg), value) |
Write value to the 8-bit CPU register reg.
Definition at line 81 of file regs.h.
Referenced by cpu_irq_restore().
| #define CPUR_SREG_I (1 << 7) |


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08 June 1998
Disease Outbreak Reported
Many countries/areas in south-east Asia (Malaysia, Taiwan [China], Cambodia, Viet Nam, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, Myanmar), the western Pacific (Guam, Cook Islands, Fiji, New Caledonia, Kiribati) and Latin America (Brazil, Venezuela, Columbia) have recently been experiencing unusually high levels of dengue/dengue haemorrhagic fever activity. Although there is often a seasonal increase in dengue in some of these countries/areas at this time of the year, the level of activity in 1998 is considerably higher than in previous years. Changes in weather patterns as a result of the El Nino phenomenon are thought to be a major contributing factor.
Unless more effective measures are taken to control the main vector, Aedes aegypti, in these and other countries/areas, dengue will continue to be a growing problem in tropical and subtropical regions of the world. Essential elements of an effective programme are integrated mosquito control with community and intersectoral involvement, vector surveillance for monitoring and evaluation, emergency preparedness, capacity building and training, and applied research.
A total of 16,647 cases of dengue/dengue haemorraghic fever with 55 deaths (case fatality rate = 0.3%) has been reported since the beginning of 1998. The incidence of cases has more than doubled compared with the same period last year. In 1997 the number of dengue cases reported (108,000 cases and 245 deaths) was the highest since 1991. As the traditional peak season for dengue (June to November) has only just started a major epidemic is expected to occur. While dengue 2 virus was the most prevalent strain in 1997, early data suggests that dengue 3 virus predominates this year, but it should be noted that very few viruses have been typed. Six provinces in southern Viet Nam have been provided with materials for surveillance and testing and all provincial district hospitals in the southern region have been supplied with haematocrit equipment for the management of cases of dengue haemorrhagic fever.
A total of 5,337 cases (of which 194 were dengue haemorraghic fever) with five deaths has been reported since the beginning of 1998. The number of cases is comparable to the number reported for the same period last year. The 1997 total of reported cases (19,544 cases and 50 deaths) was the highest since 1990. As the traditional dengue season only began in May it is too early to assess the trend during 1998.
There has been a rapid increase recently in dengue/dengue haemorrhagic fever cases and all provinces of the country are now affected. As of 5 May a total of 32,665 cases with 774 deaths had been reported. This number of cases is considerably higher than in the same period last year. It is expected that cases will continue to increase during the peak transmission season of May to July. WHO is assisting the Ministry of Health in their efforts to control the situation by providing guidelines on clinical management of cases and laboratory services during epidemics, sending an expert to assist in developing a control strategy, and providing support for laboratory studies.
This year Brazil is experiencing the highest levels of dengue transmission in its history. A total of 234,828 cases was reported during the first four months of 1998, compared with 159,965 cases during the same period in 1997 and 254,942 cases reported for the entire year in1997. Transmission appears to have peaked in April, as it did last year. There have been 60 cases of dengue haemorrhagic fever reported and eight deaths. Both dengue 1 and dengue 2 viruses are circulating. Approximately 60% of all dengue cases in the Americas are reported from Brazil, but less than 1% of the dengue haemorrhagic fever cases. The area with the greatest transmission has been the south-east region, with 89,000 cases in the State of Minas Gerais and 35,000 cases in the State of Espirito Santo. All but four of the 27 states/territories in Brazil are affected.
In 1997 Brazil launched its Aedes aegypti Eradication Program. About US$448 millions were spent to hire, train and equip tens of thousands of inspectors to visit each house in infested areas every three months to eliminate breeding sites. Unfortunately, the deployment process has been very slow, because it involves making contracts with each of the 2,500 infested municipalities. At present, inspectors are working in 1,300 municipalities. Emergency measures have included ultra-low-volume application of insecticides with vehicle-mounted sprayers, massive dissemination of information to the public about Aedes breeding sites and how to eliminate them, and plans for aircraft application of insecticide.


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Iput: read_asxml().xml object.
Output: A dictionary accessible via dot notation containing objects:
sys_info: System Information
kpoints: numpy array of kpoints with excluded IBZKPT points
kpath: 1D numpy array directly accessible for plot.
evals: Dictionary.
tdos: Dictionary.
incar: INCAR file as dictionary accessible via dot notation.
xml: xml root object which is iterable over nodes using xml.iter('node').


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DRAWCIRCLEARC3D draw a 3D circle arc drawCircleArc3d([XC YC ZC R THETA PHI PSI START EXTENT]) [XC YC ZC] : coordinate of arc center R : arc radius [THETA PHI] : orientation of arc normal (theta : 0->pi). PSI : roll of arc (rotation of circle origin) START : starting angle of arc, from arc origin EXTENT : extent of circle arc (can be negative) Drawing options can be specified, as for the plot command. See also angles3, circles3d, drawCircle3d, drawCircleArc --------- author : David Legland INRA - TPV URPOI - BIA IMASTE created the 21/02/2005


This project explores the use of Zulus and Zuluness as entertainment from the mid-1850s to the present. Touching on exhibitions of Zulus by Europeans and North Americans early on, this is a tale of exploitation and cultural appropriation. Moving into the early to mid-twentieth century, however, it becomes clear that this is not a one-way exchange of culture, but rather an arrangement that, at times, was used to the benefit of marginalized groups, specifically African Americans and Zulus themselves.
This is by no means an exhaustive account of the many uses of Zulus as entertainment during this period. If you notice a moment that I missed and would like to contribute either materials or ideas to this project, please use the Contact button above to submit this information by email.
Feel free to email me to provide some feedback on the project or to just say hello!
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AUDITD.CONF:
Section: System Administration Utilities (5)Updated: Dec 2008
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
auditd.conf - audit daemon configuration fileDESCRIPTION
The file /etc/audit/auditd.conf contains configuration information specific to the audit daemon. It should contain one configuration keyword per line, an equal sign, and then followed by appropriate configuration information. The keywords recognized are: log_file, log_format, log_group, priority_boost, flush, freq, num_logs , disp_qos , dispatcher, name_format , name, max_log_file, max_log_file_action, space_left, action_mail_acct, space_left_action, admin_space_left, admin_space_left_action, disk_full_action, disk_error_action, tcp_listen_port, tcp_listen_queue, tcp_max_per_addr, use_libwrap, tcp_client_ports, tcp_client_max_idle, enable_krb5, krb5_principal, and krb5_key_file. These keywords are described below.
- log_file
- This keyword specifies the full path name to the log file where audit records will be stored. It must be a regular file.
- log_format
- The log format describes how the information should be stored on disk. There are 2 options: raw and nolog. If set to RAW, the audit records will be stored in a format exactly as the kernel sends it. If this option is set to NOLOG then all audit information is discarded instead of writing to disk. This mode does not affect data sent to the audit event dispatcher.
- log_group
- This keyword specifies the group that is applied to the log file's permissions. The default is root. The group name can be either numeric or spelled out.
- priority_boost
- This is a non-negative number that tells the audit daemon how much of a priority boost it should take. The default is 4. No change is 0.
- flush
- Valid values are none, incremental, data, and sync. If set to none, no special effort is made to flush the audit records to disk. If set to incremental, Then the freq parameter is used to determine how often an explicit flush to disk is issued. The data parameter tells the audit daemon to keep the data portion of the disk file sync'd at all times. The sync option tells the audit daemon to keep both the data and meta-data fully sync'd with every write to disk.
- freq
- This is a non-negative number that tells the audit daemon how many records to write before issuing an explicit flush to disk command. This value is only valid when the flush keyword is set to incremental.
- num_logs
- This keyword specifies the number of log files to keep if rotate is given as the max_log_file_action. If the number is < 2, logs are not rotated. This number must be 99 or less. The default is 0 - which means no rotation. As you increase the number of log files being rotated, you may need to adjust the kernel backlog setting upwards since it takes more time to rotate the files. This is typically done in /etc/audit/audit.rules. If log rotation is configured to occur, the daemon will check for excess logs and remove them in effort to keep disk space available. The excess log check is only done on startup and when a reconfigure results in a space check.
- disp_qos
- This option controls whether you want blocking/lossless or non-blocking/lossy communication between the audit daemon and the dispatcher. There is a 128k buffer between the audit daemon and dispatcher. This is good enogh for most uses. If lossy is chosen, incoming events going to the dispatcher are discarded when this queue is full. (Events are still written to disk if log_format is not nolog.) Otherwise the auditd daemon will wait for the queue to have an empty spot before logging to disk. The risk is that while the daemon is waiting for network IO, an event is not being recorded to disk. Valid values are: lossy and lossless. Lossy is the default value.
- dispatcher
- The dispatcher is a program that is started by the audit daemon when it starts up. It will pass a copy of all audit events to that application's stdin. Make sure you trust the application that you add to this line since it runs with root privileges.
- name_format
- This option controls how computer node names are inserted into the audit event stream. It has the following choices: none, hostname, fqd, numeric, and user. None means that no computer name is inserted into the audit event. hostname is the name returned by the gethostname syscall. The fqd means that it takes the hostname and resolves it with dns for a fully qualified domain name of that machine. Numeric is similar to fqd except it resolves the IP address of the machine. In order to use this option, you might want to test that 'hostname -i' or 'domainname -i' returns a numeric address. Also, this option is not recommended if dhcp is used because you could have different addresses over time for the same machine. User is an admin defined string from the name option. The default value is none.
- name
- This is the admin defined string that identifies the machine if user is given as the name_format option.
- max_log_file
- This keyword specifies the maximum file size in megabytes. When this limit is reached, it will trigger a configurable action. The value given must be numeric.
- max_log_file_action
- This parameter tells the system what action to take when the system has detected that the max file size limit has been reached. Valid values are ignore, syslog, suspend, rotate and keep_logs. If set to ignore, the audit daemon does nothing. syslog means that it will issue a warning to syslog. suspend will cause the audit daemon to stop writing records to the disk. The daemon will still be alive. The rotate option will cause the audit daemon to rotate the logs. It should be noted that logs with higher numbers are older than logs with lower numbers. This is the same convention used by the logrotate utility. The keep_logs option is similar to rotate except it does not use the num_logs setting. This prevents audit logs from being overwritten.
- action_mail_acct
- This option should contain a valid email address or alias. The default address is root. If the email address is not local to the machine, you must make sure you have email properly configured on your machine and network. Also, this option requires that /usr/lib/sendmail exists on the machine.
- space_left
- This is a numeric value in megabytes that tells the audit daemon when to perform a configurable action because the system is starting to run low on disk space.
- space_left_action
- This parameter tells the system what action to take when the system has detected that it is starting to get low on disk space. Valid values are ignore, syslog, email, exec, suspend, single, and halt. If set to ignore, the audit daemon does nothing. syslog means that it will issue a warning to syslog. Email means that it will send a warning to the email account specified in action_mail_acct as well as sending the message to syslog. exec /path-to-script will execute the script. You cannot pass parameters to the script. suspend will cause the audit daemon to stop writing records to the disk. The daemon will still be alive. The single option will cause the audit daemon to put the computer system in single user mode. halt option will cause the audit daemon to shutdown the computer system.
- admin_space_left
- This is a numeric value in megabytes that tells the audit daemon when to perform a configurable action because the system is running low on disk space. This should be considered the last chance to do something before running out of disk space. The numeric value for this parameter should be lower than the number for space_left.
- admin_space_left_action
- This parameter tells the system what action to take when the system has detected that it is low on disk space. Valid values are ignore, syslog, email, exec, suspend, single, and halt. If set to ignore, the audit daemon does nothing. Syslog means that it will issue a warning to syslog. Email means that it will send a warning to the email account specified in action_mail_acct as well as sending the message to syslog. exec /path-to-script will execute the script. You cannot pass parameters to the script. Suspend will cause the audit daemon to stop writing records to the disk. The daemon will still be alive. The single option will cause the audit daemon to put the computer system in single user mode. halt
- disk_full_action
- This parameter tells the system what action to take when the system has detected that the partition to which log files are written has become full. Valid values are ignore, syslog, exec, suspend, single, and halt. If set to ignore, the audit daemon will issue a syslog message but no other action is taken. Syslog means that it will issue a warning to syslog. exec /path-to-script will execute the script. You cannot pass parameters to the script. Suspend will cause the audit daemon to stop writing records to the disk. The daemon will still be alive. The single option will cause the audit daemon to put the computer system in single user mode. halt option will cause the audit daemon to shutdown the computer system.
- disk_error_action
- This parameter tells the system what action to take whenever there is an error detected when writing audit events to disk or rotating logs. Valid values are ignore, syslog, exec, suspend, single, and halt. If set to ignore, the audit daemon will not take any action. Syslog means that it will issue no more than 5 consecutive warnings to syslog. exec /path-to-script will execute the script. You cannot pass parameters to the script. Suspend will cause the audit daemon to stop writing records to the disk. The daemon will still be alive. The single option will cause the audit daemon to put the computer system in single user mode. halt option will cause the audit daemon to shutdown the computer system.
- tcp_listen_port
- This is a numeric value in the range 1..65535 which, if specified, causes auditd to listen on the corresponding TCP port for audit records from remote systems. The audit daemon may be linked with tcp_wrappers. You may want to control access with an entry in the hosts.allow and deny files.
- tcp_listen_queue
- This is a numeric value which indicates how many pending (requested but unaccepted) connections are allowed. The default is 5. Setting this too small may cause connections to be rejected if too many hosts start up at exactly the same time, such as after a power failure.
- tcp_max_per_addr
- This is a numeric value which indicates how many concurrent connections from one IP address is allowed. The default is 1 and the maximum is 1024. Setting this too large may allow for a Denial of Service attack on the logging server. Also note that the kernel has an internal maximum that will eventually prevent this even if auditd allows it by config. The default should be adequate in most cases unless a custom written recovery script runs to forward unsent events. In this case you would increase the number only large enough to let it in too.
- use_libwrap
- This setting determines whether or not to use tcp_wrappers to discern connection attempts that are from allowed machines. Legal values are either yes, or no The default value is yes.
- tcp_client_ports
- This parameter may be a single numeric value or two values separated by a dash (no spaces allowed). It indicates which client ports are allowed for incoming connections. If not specified, any port is allowed. Allowed values are 1..65535. For example, to require the client use a priviledged port, specify 1-1023 for this parameter. You will also need to set the local_port option in the audisp-remote.conf file. Making sure that clients send from a privileged port is a security feature to prevent log injection attacks by untrusted users.
- tcp_client_max_idle
- This parameter indicates the number of seconds that a client may be idle (i.e. no data from them at all) before auditd complains. This is used to close inactive connections if the client machine has a problem where it cannot shutdown the connection cleanly. Note that this is a global setting, and must be higher than any individual client heartbeat_timeout setting, preferably by a factor of two. The default is zero, which disables this check.
- enable_krb5
- If set to "yes", Kerberos 5 will be used for authentication and encryption. The default is "no".
- krb5_principal
- This is the principal for this server. The default is "auditd". Given this default, the server will look for a key named like<EMAIL_ADDRESS>stored in /etc/audit/audit.key to authenticate itself, where hostname is the canonical name for the server's host, as returned by a DNS lookup of its IP address.
- krb5_key_file
-
Location of the key for this client's principal.
Note that the key file must be owned by root and mode 0400.
The default is
/etc/audit/audit.key
NOTES
In a CAPP environment, the audit trail is considered so important that access to system resources must be denied if an audit trail cannot be created. In this environment, it would be suggested that /var/log/audit be on its own partition. This is to ensure that space detection is accurate and that no other process comes along and consumes part of it.The flush parameter should be set to sync or data.
 It should be noted that the more files that have to be rotated, the longer it takes to get back to receiving audit events. Max_log_file_action should be set to keep_logs.
Space_left should be set to a number that gives the admin enough time to react to any alert message and perform some maintenance to free up disk space. This would typically involve running the aureport -t report and moving the oldest logs to an archive area. The value of space_left is site dependent since the rate at which events are generated varies with each deployment. The space_left_action is recommended to be set to email. If you need something like an snmp trap, you can use the exec option to send one.
Admin_space_left should be set to the amount of disk space on the audit partition needed for admin actions to be recorded. Admin_space_left_action would be set to single so that use of the machine is restricted to just the console.
The disk_full_action is triggered when no more room exists on the partition. All access should be terminated since no more audit capability exists. This can be set to either single or halt.
The disk_error_action should be set to syslog, single, or halt depending on your local policies regarding handling of hardware malfunctions.
Specifying a single allowed client port may make it difficult for the client to restart their audit subsystem, as it will be unable to recreate a connection with the same host addresses and ports until the connection closure TIME_WAIT state times out.
FILES
- /etc/audit/auditd.conf
-
Audit daemon configuration file
SEE ALSO
auditd(8), audisp-remote.conf(5).AUTHOR
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The wait program
wait waits for a set of children, then executes a program.
Interface
In an execlineb script:
wait [ -I | -i ] [ -a | -o ] [ -r | -t timeout ] { [ pids... ] } prog...
- wait reads a list of pids in a
(possibly empty) block,
and unquotes it.
- wait waits for every child whose pid is
listed in pids.... If pids... is an
empty list, it waits for every child process it has.
- wait then execs into prog....
Options
- -r : equivalent to -t 0. Do not
pause: only reap processes that are already dead when wait
is invoked.
- -t timeout : wait for a maximum
of timeout milliseconds. If there still are living processes
among pids... (or among wait's children if
pids... is an empty list), after timeout
milliseconds, they will not be reaped.
- -I : loose. If wait times out while
waiting for children to die, it will still
exec into prog.... This is the default.
- -i : strict. If wait times out, it
will print an error message and exit 99.
- -o : wait for one of the listed
pids — exec into prog as soon as one of the
listed children dies. (If no pid is listed, wait for one child to die.)
The ! environment variable will be set to the
pid that died, and the ? environment variable will contain an
approximation of its exit code. If no
listed child has died before wait has to exec (either because
it timed out or it has no suitable children left), the ? and
! environment variables are unset.
- -a : wait for all of the listed pids.
Do not touch the ! or ? variables. This is the default.
Notes
- For POSIX
compatibility, wait also works when it cannot find a block.
In that case, all the options are still supported and have the same
effect, but the rest of the command line is interpreted as pids...
arguments and wait does not execute into a program; instead, it exits
with a conforming exit code.


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I do a lot of things. I'd mainly call myself a web developer, since that's what I do most, but other than web dev I'm alright in a lot of programming languages.
I'm a high school student from Estonia - after graduation going to a local university for this cool new course called "cyber-physical systems technology". Hope it'll be something awesome!
Below you'll find a collection of my work. If you want me to do something for you, you can email me at .
Projects
TPTElements
A website to gather information about The Powder Toy's scripting interface.
Source / Livemurder-mystery
A recent project to make a web app (usable on mobile) using Angular.js as well as angular-material.
Source / Livescript-server
Another recent project. This is a mostly client-side app to manage Lua scripts made for The Powder Toy.
Source / Livelinks-not-for-robots
A web server that acts as a link shortener (which doesn't actually make links any shorter) to hide URLs behind a CAPTCHA. The link itself is stored inside the URL, meaning there is no server- side database to keep track of links.
Source /desktop-lightbox
A spartan image viewer without unnecessary features. It'll display all sorts of images, and that's about it.
Plays animated GIFs on the desktop! :D
Source / v1.0inmake
"Inline Make" - a way to keep short build commands inside the source files themselves.
Supports various usage modes, including regex matching. Excellent with Sublime Text.
SourceOther Websites
Some other websites you can find me on.
Stuff
Here's a bunch of things that don't really classify as projects:
- Fireworks
- GeoSketch clone
- Google Maps Path Tracker
- Obligatory Matrix effect
- Pieslap
- Procedural City (shader playground)
- roll-a-ball Unity tutorial project implementation
- Three.js playground
- Torrent roulette
- Wallpaper Slideshow
- Kind-of-rich-text editor
- Puzzle
- More puzzles (WIP!)
- Key shortcuts TPT uses (SVG interactivity)
- TPT Package Maker
Articles
Here's a bunch of tutorials, or articles, or whatever.
- Making Powder Toy Custom Brushes
- Installing Powder Toy Script Manager
- ...more to come


I am a Year 10 student of Sydney Technical High School. Through Schooling I have built on various skill sets such as leadership, communication and teamwork.
“Success doesn’t come to you. You go to it.” ―Marva Collins
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I was glad to hear one of the planet's most important and successful people talk about looking at life as a journey, and not just as a career.
And when it got to the the following quote, I cried.
"Stay hungry. Stay foolish" - Steve Jobs quoting The Whole Earth Catalogue