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how DNA nucleotides are linked together by covalent bonds into a single strand.

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skim the jrs for line by line ids

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Humanities 216-219

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"\nNext Display posts from previous: Sort by")

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11/20/2012 - UNX
11/20/2012 - UNX
12/05/2012 - UNX
12/05/2012 - UNX
03/14/2013 - UNX
03/14/2013 - UNX
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04/23/2013 - EXC
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return instructions

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♥

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def removeQuotations(data):
datasplit = data.split("\nTop\n")
data = ""
for eachpost in datasplit:
keypoint = eachpost.find("\nPost Post #")
allprev = eachpost[:keypoint]
allnow = eachpost[keypoint:]
while allnow.count(" ") != 0:
keypoint = allnow.find(" ")
bitprev = allnow[:keypoint]
bitafter = allnow[keypoint:]
bitafter = bitafter[bitafter.find("\n")+1:]
allnow = bitprev + bitafter
eachpost = allprev + allnow
data += "\nTop\n" + eachpost
return data[5:]

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lol

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except IndexError:
alliancelist.append("Town")

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he never said you did post erry day...

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SO
MUCH
DATA

[Psyche]

this is what the world is for: making electricity

[Psyche]

that'll be pretty interesting

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Sucks for you March 11, 2012 Rating: 2
Long live the stables! Worst location on campus, going to class in the equad is unbearable. 8 flights of stairs will have your glutes harder than titanium, not to mention the half hour walk to campus. Cinder block walls are just delightful in this tiny room. Furthest hallway from the Wa. Nice slant in the wall, you might hit your head if you aren't careful. Stink bugs are prolific. A few pluses, the men's bathroom is right across the hall, there's a cool wooden overhang that you can decorate, you can blast music since no one will ever hear you.

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Achievement Gap Study Suggests Legislators Only Take Action When White Students Fail

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/1 ... 80547.html

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At the lowest level was observational adequacy, the mere abil- ity to account for linguistic behavior; this was the level at which most of psychol- ogy was stuck. Then there was descriptive adequacy, the ability to account for behavior in terms of the underlying mental representations that organize it. At the highest level was explanatory adequacy, the ability of a theory to show why those mental representations, and not some other ones, took root in the mind.

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the sole moral imperative is to love

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That's... that Kanye West song, no?

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Logical priority, broadly defined, is the way things are ontologically ordered. That is, to say that for two factors, x and y, x is logically prior to y if and only if x takes precedence over y. An example could be to use miracles and God (note this is just for the sake of example, I realize that some would argue miracles can exist without God, but I’m simply using it as an illustration). The existence of God is logically prior to miracles in the sense that if God does not exist, then miracles do not. In this case, God would be x, while miracles would be y. In order for y to be the case, x must also be the case, thus making x logically prior to y.

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Here's what I understand your argument to be:

For the set of statements:
"I advise that you do X"
where X can be any action that "you" is capable of doing,
There is a presupposition that "I" cares about the success (defined abstractly as achieving agreeable circumstances) of "you".
Therefore moral truth constitutes every possible instantiation of the above set of statements that does not contradict its presuppositions,
presumably universalized (i.e., "I advise that persons do X")

Is this correct?

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against our thick castle walls while we throw boiling oil on them

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These are the courses I want to take first semester:
COS 126
PSY 101
MAT 103
SPA 103 (Will I ace the placement test?)
FRS 105 Arguments Using Philosophical Analysis

If I don't get into the FRS, I'll take Intro to Moral Philosophy. Maybe.

I know it's five courses, but philosophy, psychology and computer science are all subjects I really like and have a good deal of background in.

By the time I visit you, I may change my mind, though.

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still unknown how symbol structures could emerge at the top level from the equilibrating activities of elements at the connectionist level

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Are Positive Affective Experiences Intrinsically Good?

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Intrinsic. I-N-T-R-I-N-S-I-C. Context is to be ignoredd.

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especially when you're a wrong asshole

Woops. Can't ignore this half of the quotation. Let me quote Sleepy Krew.

There's a difference between discourse and YOU'RE WRONG

True words indeed; true words in-deeed.

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"You do not learn by relaxing. You learn by violently assaulting the problem until it surrenders its mysteries to you."

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constantine

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accent

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Happy Thanksgiving!!!

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qq it's snowing

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http://www.slate.com/articles/double_x/ ... _over.html

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FIRST CLAIM

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http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:PD_ ... y_card.png

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girl's booty was bigger than the stomach of rick ross

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(classes before 11 today are cancelled)

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paulani

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This paper represents my own work in accordance with University regulations.

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What have you done that has been pro-town ?

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http://m.instructables.com/id/52-Things ... /?ALLSTEPS

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er
when are we planning to meet this week?

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What have you done that has been pro-town ?

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Nothing about us screamed money;

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attractive in the sense that his head is symmetrical and stuff

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the Sun will rise tomorrow

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http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2014/04/23/1306417111

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They're having more problems than wealthy nonminorities are, and poor minorities are having more problems than poor whites are. Class problems are not race problems and solving one will not solve the other. Even if I weren't poor, I still would apparently struggle to get attention from my professors if my name were Lamar or Quian or Rodrigo.

Once again, it seems like you're ignoring some problems in favor of others for reasons that would be ridiculous in other contexts. While we were recovering from Katrina, should all the 'lesser' natural disasters been ignored?

Whether it's enforceable or not shouldn't matter if I am not arguing it should be engraved in law. The article here demonstrates that we can definitely measure how well schools in at least some scenarios do when it comes to treating their students equitably. If you don't think "being a force for good in the world" is a good enough motivation to actually treat people in this way, it's as simple as making it public just which schools are the worst when it comes to unequal treatment of others, and which ones aren't.

That's part of how we try to hold other institutions in America accountable for the way it deals with minorities, and that's one way we can do it now.

Wishful thinking! All of this is routine.

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http://m.policymic.com/articles/88731/w ... professors

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i hold the door for my gf because i adore the novelty of being a guy dating a girl

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i = 0
while (i < len(votelist)):
voted = votelist

.split(' ::: ')[1]
candidates = []
for player in playerlist:
if (dameraulevenshtein(player, voted) < 3):
candidates.append(player)
if (len(candidates) == 1):
del votelist

else: i = i + 1

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charindex = 0
found = ""

while (charindex < len(chars)):
wordindex = 0
while (wordindex < len(word)):
if (chars[charindex] == word[wordindex]):
found = found + chars[charindex]
wordindex = wordindex + 1
charindex = charindex + 1

return found

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The rank of a matrix A is the number of leading l ’s in rref(A).

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psykhy

[Psyche]

He can make it such that evil happens somewhere sometime (A), or make it such that evil does not happen anywhere at any time (B).

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ill be off at 6:30

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because i will
i always do

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One thing we certainly could do is a re-airing of that amazing movie that we showed last semester.

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I wish I had a little less freedom. In high school, I only had one, obvious choice. I could focus.
But everything now is a potential misstep. I can't help but worry if I'm opening and closing the wrong doors!

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legalchars = ' -1234567890'

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Christine Lagarde

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I dunno why or what about.

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115 Alexander St, Princeton, NJ 08540

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are you gone for like forever now

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https://www.dropbox.com/s/46idviji3t93b ... h.png?dl=0

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Emotions, therefore, seem to depend, as the motivationalprinciple implies, on having a strong goal commitment that is thwarted or favored by life conditions, and either positive or negative emotions result from whether the outcome of the encounter is positive or negative

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Subject Index A63
Studentized range distribution, 485–486
Subsets, 2–3
Sufficiency
explanation of, 305–306
factorization theorem and, 306–310
Rao-Blackwell theorem and, 310
Sufficient statistic
explanation of, 305
one-dimensional, 308
Rao-Blackwell theorem and, 310
two-dimensional, 308
Sums
of random variables, 96–97
of squares, 479–482
Survival function
empirical log, 384–385
example of, 381–382
explanation of, 380
hazard function and, 383–384
Systematic sampling, 238
t distribution, 193–194, 198
Test statistic
calculation of, 436, 448
explanation of, 331, 333, 425, 428
Three-factor experiments, 504–505
Tolerance interval, 106–107
Transformations, variance-stabilizing, 351
Trimmed mean, 397
Tukey’s method
Bonferroni method vs., 487
example of, 486–487
explanation of, 485–486
for multiple comparisons, 502
Two-sided alternative, 336, 425
Two-way layout
additive parametrization and, 489–492
explanation of, 489
Friedman’s test and, 503–504
normal theory for, 492–499
randomized block designs and, 500–503
Type I error, 331
Type II error, 331
Unbiased estimates
explanation of, 206, 211, 212, 262
variance of, 302
Uniform density, 47
Uniform distribution, A2
Uniformly most powerful tests, 336
Uniform random variables, 47
Union, 3
Value at risk (VaR), 49, 58
Variability
batch-to-batch, 508
estimation of, 399–401
measurement, 508
Variance. See also Analysis of variance
approximate confidence intervals and, 231–232
calculation of, 132–133
population, 201, 210–214, 222–223
of random variables, 130–135
of ratio, 165–166
sample, 195–198, 207–209, 229–231, 422
of sample mean, 203–210
Variance-stabilizing transformation, 351
Variation, 432
Weibull cumulative distribution function, 69, 317
Wilcoxon rank sum test. See Mann-Whitney test
Wilcoxon signed-ranks test
critical values for, A24
explanation of, 448–450

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possibility of dinner at 5ish?

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Emojis. Acronyms. Statement of masculinity. Quotation without citation. Warning to the faceless. Emojis. My school. Rhetorical question. My interests. My racial preferences. My languages. My dick size. Emojis. One last pop culture reference. More emojis.

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Bear, M. F., Connors, B. W., & Paradiso, M. A. (2007). Neuroscience: Exploring the brain. Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.

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You always know where you're going, but not because you've thought it through.

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http://bit.ly/1AHu6aT

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when you said chill you weren't joking!

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It helps me remember, but more important it helps me locate gaps and ambiguities.

[Psyche]

There is so much free food here that I cannot bring myself to make a bad joke about it.

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http://forum.mafiascum.net/viewtopic.ph ... start=4175

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The magnitude of the differences varies widely among the states, but the lowest level of black unemployment in any state last year, the 8 percent rate in Virginia, was still higher than the highest rate of white unemployment in any state, the 7 percent rate in Nevada.

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you'll never know

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Perverse Ambitions, Deviant Careers: A Queer History of the Modern American Workplace
(book project).

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http://www.princeton.edu/events/

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http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/24/opini ... -2016.html

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a feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests, and goals.

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127.0.0.1 www.facebook.com

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http://scontent-b.cdninstagram.com/hpho ... 7887_n.jpg

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http://forum.mafiascum.net/download/fil ... 448123.png

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i have got to start doing that

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Screen(mainWindow,'FillRect',black);

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So I've been (spending more time than I hoped) working on the sequence generator idea. I had trouble making it work, so I tried to see if there was anything about the specified sequence generator that diverged from how I thought it should work. I'm sending you this email ahead of our meeting so that you can already have the pertinent information.

When we were first designed the experiment, I thought that we wanted our transition matrix to look like this:

0.1667 0.5000 0.1667 0.1667
0.2500 0.2500 0.2500 0.2500
0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 1.0000
0.2500 0.2500 0.2500 0.2500

This specific tmatrix has 4 letters, where
A (the first row) transitions to B with P = .5 and other letters with P = .5/3
B transitions to all letters with equal probability (P = .25)
C transitions to D with P = 1.0
and D transitions to all letters with equal probability

If I understand correctly (and I hope you'll correct me if I'm wrong), the corresponding transition matrix (where P(A->B) is still .5 and P(C->D) = 1) dictated by the new design we discussed earlier is produced from these units:

6 - AB
6 - A (~>B)
6 - B
12 - CD

and looks like this:

0.2500 0.5000 0.2500 0.0000
0.3750 0.2500 0.3750 0.0000
0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 1.0000
0.3750 0.2500 0.3750 0.0000

This matrix was found both analytically and empirically by simulating a length 10000 sequence as specified. The differences arise because it's impossible to get to D without already being at C, and because it's half as easy to get to B from B and D as it is to get to A and C from those letters. Here's a similar transition matrix when the relationship between C and D is .25:


More broadly, the difference arises because the new transition matrices enforce a new rule. The old series of transition matrices seemed to enforce only forward transition relationships: whenever A happened, B happened 50% of the time. However, B could also be chosen randomly after a letter like D at the same rate as any other, making its relative frequency in any sequence of letters greater on average than, for example, A or C. This new method seems to enforce backward transition relationships, too: if B happens at index i, then A has happened at index i-1 50% of the time. This was not quite true with the old transition matrices (this was also confirmed empirically).

Using these new transition matrices would fix the issue we were troubled with before: they promise equal frequencies of all letters for large sequences, even if we produce them without considering "units". The new transition matrices also strengthen the pairing between our two letters of interest. However, it also seems to bring up a new issue: the probability distribution of transition from a given letter is now quite a bit more complicated, and in particular ways. Though I definitely see some issues, I think a matrix like this one could work and may be as or maybe even more faithful to our experimental design than the old matrix. With a larger pool of letters, the difference in probability along a row like that of D falls proportionally.

I wonder what you think and how I should proceed. If we agree that this matrix works, then I'm nearly totally done preparing this experiment until the pilot is finished. We'll probably discuss this in our upcoming meeting.

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honestly "whom" should just disappear from the english language

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no

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#!/usr/bin/env python

# What this program is supposed to do:
# 1. Collects subject name and id.
# 2. Loads parameters defining matrix size, step size, and randomness type.
# 3. Generates switch(x) matrix for a random value x.
# 4. Permits subject to increment or decrease x and alter matrix's appearance.
# 5. Enables the subject to finish and save various data

import random, Tkinter, tkFont, os, time
from PIL import Image, ImageTk, ImageDraw

window = Tkinter.Tk() # start up window
screen_midpoint = window.winfo_screenwidth()


# update canvas to reflect new switch(x) sequence
def update(canvas):
s = switch(p) # generate a switch sequence with which to define matrix
matrix = Image.new('RGBA', (n, n)) # create image to draw matrix on
draw = ImageDraw.Draw(matrix)

# color tile colorA or colorB depending on switch(x) sequence
# and lay tiles horizontally/vertically depending on prior random choice
isHorizontal = random.choice([True, False])
for i in range(n):
for j in range(n):
if s[i * n + j] is True:
if isHorizontal: draw.point((i, j), colorA)
else: draw.point((j, i), colorA)
else:
if isHorizontal: draw.point((i, j), colorB)
else: draw.point((j, i), colorB)

# size up and place matrix in window
matrix = ImageTk.PhotoImage(matrix.resize((size, size), Image.NEAREST))
canvas.create_image(size/2, size/2, image = matrix)
canvas.matrix = matrix

# define a switch(x) sequence of length n^2
def switch(x):
s = [] # define a bit string s:
s.append(random.choice([True, False])) # set its first bit randomly,
for i in range(1, n * n): # but for every subsequent bit i,
prior = s[i-1] # find its prior bit i-1,
shouldSwitch = x > random.random() # and with probability 1-x,
if shouldSwitch: s.append(not prior) # set i to opposite of its prior;
else: s.append(prior) # otherwise, have i = its prior.
return s

# provide interface for determining parameters by either filename or input
def getParameters():
global window, parameters # global variables to be modified

center = screen_midpoint/2 - 200 # establish center for interface
window.geometry('+' + str(center) + '+0') # place near center of screen
# define the parameters I'm looking to clarify
# last value in list decides whether config file or input decides parameters
parameters = ['Configuration filename: ', 'Subject Name: ',
'Step size [.0001, 1]: ', 'Tiles per row/column: ',
'Matrix size (in pixels): ', 'First color (keep it simple): ',
'Second color: ', Tkinter.IntVar()]

# prepare window for the GUI
for w in window.children.values(): w.destroy() # clears window for GUI
window.wm_title("Dynamic Switch(x) Matrix, 12/31/2014") # titles window

# start with instructions for the user at the top of the interface
newframe = Tkinter.Frame(window)
newframe.pack(side = Tkinter.TOP)
instruct = ("\nInput a subject name AND specify a configuration."
"\nYou can use a filename or specify the information here.\n"
"\nThe file must be in a folder named 'config' within the same"
"directory as this program.\n")
Tkinter.Message(newframe, text = instruct,
justify = Tkinter.CENTER, width = 400,
font = tkFont.Font(family = 'Helvetica', size = 11)).pack()

# set up labeled entry boxes for every parameter but the last
for i in range(len(parameters)-1):
newframe = Tkinter.Frame(window)
newframe.pack(side = Tkinter.TOP)
Tkinter.Label(newframe, justify = Tkinter.RIGHT, width = 35,
text = parameters

).pack(side = Tkinter.LEFT)
parameters

= Tkinter.StringVar()
Tkinter.Entry(newframe, textvariable = parameters

).pack(side = Tkinter.LEFT)

# allow last parameter to be decided using a checkbox
# last value in list decides whether config file or input decides parameters
newframe = Tkinter.Frame(window)
newframe.pack(side = Tkinter.TOP)
Tkinter.Checkbutton(newframe, variable = parameters[-1], text =
"Check here if loading parameters from configuration file").pack()

# Finally, a Run button to set the parameters and then tile the matrix
newframe = Tkinter.Frame(window)
newframe.pack(side = Tkinter.TOP)
Tkinter.Button(window, bg = 'yellow', text = 'Run',
command = setParameters,
font = tkFont.Font(family = 'Helvetica', size = 11)).pack()
window.mainloop()

# establish global parameters according to user input
def setParameters():
global p, n, step, subject, colorA, colorB, numPChanges, starttime, pStart, size

# set parameters by user input or by loading a configuration file
if parameters[-1].get() == 0: # examine content of input if no filename
step = float(parameters[2].get())
n = int(parameters[3].get())
size = int(parameters[4].get())
colorA = parameters[5].get()
colorB = parameters[6].get()
else: # otherwise grab most info from some file
if parameters[0].get().endswith('.txt'): name = parameters[0].get()
else: name = parameters[0].get() + '.txt'
filename = open(os.getcwd() + '\\config\\' + name, 'r')
config = filename.read().split('\n')
filename.close()
step = float(config[1])
n = int(config[3])
size = int(config[5])
colorA = config[7]
colorB = config[9]
subject = parameters[1].get() # must be input manually no matter what
p = random.random() # decided randomly every time
pStart = p # must keep track of starting p
numPChanges = 0 # must start at 0 for every trial
starttime = time.time() # start timing how long trial takes
tileMatrix() # tile matrix according to set parameters


# central method that generates matrix and interface for controlling it
def tileMatrix():
global window, canvas # the basis of the matrix
for w in window.children.values(): w.destroy() # clears window for matrix

center = screen_midpoint/2 - size/2 # establish center for interface
window.geometry('+' + str(center) + '+0') # place near center of screen

# generate an appropriately sized and titled backdrop for the GUI
window.wm_title("Please adjust in order to make the input random")
newframe = Tkinter.Frame(window)
newframe.pack(side = Tkinter.TOP)
canvas = Tkinter.Canvas(newframe, bg = 'grey',
height = size, width = size)
canvas.pack() # this has Tkinter decide the place of the canvas for me
update(canvas)

# establish the four buttons constituting the GUI:
# the buttons incrementing/decrementing p by the value of step
newframe = Tkinter.Frame(window)
newframe.pack(side = Tkinter.TOP)
stepfont = tkFont.Font(family = 'Helvetica', weight = 'bold', size = 12)
Tkinter.Button(newframe, height = 2, width = 21, bg = 'blue', fg = 'white',
text = 'Less repeating', font = stepfont,
command = lessRepeat).pack(side = Tkinter.LEFT, padx = 30, pady = 10)
Tkinter.Button(newframe, height = 2, width = 21, bg = 'blue', fg = 'white',
text = 'More repeating', font = stepfont,
command = moreRepeat).pack(side = Tkinter.LEFT, padx = 30, pady = 10)

# ...and the buttons quitting and either saving or not saving collected data
newframe = Tkinter.Frame(window)
newframe.pack(side = Tkinter.TOP)
quitfont = tkFont.Font(family = 'Helvetica', size = 11)
Tkinter.Button(newframe, height = 1, width = 21, bg = 'yellow',
text = 'Quit and lose all data', font = quitfont,
command = getParameters).pack(side = Tkinter.LEFT, padx = 30, pady = 15)
Tkinter.Button(newframe, height = 1, width = 21, bg = 'pink',
text = 'Record choice and quit', font = quitfont,
command = quitSave).pack(side = Tkinter.LEFT, padx = 30, pady = 15)
window.mainloop() # start the window

# increment p and thus also the probability of alternation; record change
def lessRepeat():
global p, numPChanges, canvas # global variables to be modified
numPChanges = numPChanges + 1 # to be incremented
if p + step <= 1: p = p + step # increment p by step
else: p = 1 # but if p would fall below 0, make it equal 0 instead
update(canvas) # update matrix

# decrease p and thus also the probability of alternation; record change
def moreRepeat():
global p, numPChanges # global variables to be modified
numPChanges = numPChanges + 1 # to be incremented
if p - step >= 0: p = p - step # decrement p by step
else: p = 0 # but if p would fall below 0, make it 0 instead
update(canvas) # update matrix

# quit and record all data, returning to the parameter-setting window
def quitSave():
date = time.strftime("20%y_%m_%d")
elapse = time.time() - starttime
filename = open(os.getcwd() + '\\output\\output.txt', 'a')
filename.write(subject + ' ' + date + ' ' + str(step) + ' ' + str(n) + ' '
+ colorA + ' ' + colorB + ' ' + str(numPChanges) + ' '
+ str(elapse) + ' ' + str(pStart) + " " + str(p) + '\n')
filename.close()
getParameters()

getParameters()

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http://imgur.com/xNi0wEO

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http://bfy.tw/1cNJ

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cls

@ECHO OFF

title Folder Locker

if EXIST "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" goto UNLOCK

if NOT EXIST Locker goto MDLOCKER

:CONFIRM

echo Are you sure u want to Lock the folder(Y/N)

set/p "cho=>"

if %cho%==Y goto LOCK

if %cho%==y goto LOCK

if %cho%==n goto END

if %cho%==N goto END

echo Invalid choice.

goto CONFIRM

:LOCK

ren Locker "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"

attrib +h +s "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"

echo Folder locked

goto End

:UNLOCK

echo Enter password to Unlock folder

set/p "pass=>"

if NOT %pass%==Your-Password-Here goto FAIL

attrib -h -s "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"

ren "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" Locker

echo Folder Unlocked successfully

goto End

:FAIL

echo Invalid password

goto end

:MDLOCKER

md Locker

echo Locker created successfully

goto End

:End

- See more at: http://www.laptopmag.com/articles/passw ... 69npU.dpuf

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i can't admit to anyone that i spend my friday nights examining my desire to make out with hillary clinton

[Psyche]

If we can't meet Monday or Tuesday, I believe you already have office hours for undergrads on Wednesday?

[Psyche]

“Gertie,” she wrote, using her pet name for Clinton, “as I have said, I am very proud of you.”
“Thanks, my friend,” Clinton replied. “I will respond directly.”

hehe
hehehe
heh

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my patented Pizza Delivery Limotm

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