The Hole (Scientology) Coordinates: The Hole at Gold Base (also known as Int Base) at Gilman Hot Springs, California The Hole is the unofficial nickname of a facility operated by the Church of Scientology on Gold Base, its compound near the town of Hemet in Riverside County, California.[1] Dozens of its senior executives have reportedly been confined within the building for months or years. It consists of a set of double-wide trailers within a Scientology compound, joined together to form a suite of offices which were formerly used by the Church's international management team. According to former members of the Church of Scientology and media reports, from 2004 the Church's leader David Miscavige sent dozens of senior Scientology executives to the Hole. The Tampa Bay Times described it in a January 2013 article as a place of confinement and humiliation where Scientology's management culture — always demanding — grew extreme. Map of Gold Base. Aerial view across Gold Base.
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Home of SNES Music ~ SNESmusic.org JavaScript EE, Part 2: Call remote JavaScript functions with Aja The RPC mechanism is very simple. You have a set of JavaScript functions on the server and you want to be able to call them from the Web browser as if you had a single JavaScript engine executing both the client code and the server code. Therefore, you'll need some client-side routines that should have the same names and parameters as their server-side counterparts. The client-side routines will use Ajax to transmit their parameters to the server where the actual processing takes place. A Java servlet will invoke the server-side functions and will return the results to the client, using the JSON format. The client-side routines will then evaluate the Ajax responses, converting the JSON strings back to JavaScript objects, which are returned to the application. As an application developer, you can focus on building the user interface and the functions that are executed on the server. Developing a JVM-monitoring application Figure 1. Creating the Web page Listing 1. Listing 2. Listing 3.
20 isolated vocal tracks you need to hear right now Want more lists like this? Like us on Facebook. Back in January 2010 a YouTube of Kurt Cobain’s isolated vocal take on ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ started doing the rounds on the net. There was something strangely captivating about the recording – it was emotional and intimate, transporting the listener into a private moment with Cobain. While it wasn’t the first of its kind, it triggered a wave of isolated vocal recordings of well known songs. Here are 20 of the best on the web right now. Nirvana – ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ The one that “started it all”. ‘Territorial Pissing’ This isolated vocal actually appeared way back in 2009, and it is even more affecting than ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’. Eminem – ‘Lose Yourself’ There was a time long ago that Marshall Mathers cut his chops in MC battles: no grand production, no entourage, no Dre. The Beatles – ‘Don’t Let Me Down’ There are dozens of these floating around from The Beatles but ‘Don’t Let Me Down’ is one of the best. Radiohead – ‘Creep’
Hacking for Artists Plopbox ! Top of the plops! online oldschool computer music jukebox Er.js: Erlang-in-JavaScript About Er.js piggybacks on Neil Mix’s Thread.js which fakes threading in JavaScript 1.7 using coroutines and nested generator continuations. The goal is to replicate Erlang’s concurrent lockless process model and message-passing APIs in JavaScript. Running Concurrently Running a JavaScript function in the background is easy with Er.js: Er.spawn(myBackgroundFunction); Er.spawn starts a new Er.js process running myBackgroundFunction, and returns its process id. Because processes are really coroutines, you have to call yield before any function which might block. function myBackgroundFunction() { // Wait for 4 seconds yield Er.sleep(4000); // Do other things… } Sending Messages In Erlang and Er.js, each process has a built-in message queue that other processes use to send it messages. Here, myPid is assumed to be the process id from some former call to Er.spawn. Receiving & Pattern Matching Linked Processes Message Multicast Concurrent AJAX with Er.Ajax Er.DOM Event Handling Future Work Native Threading
Whipping Tom Whiping Tom and Skiping Ione (Joan), c. 1681[n 1] While there is some evidence that an earlier attacker in around 1672 was also nicknamed "Whipping Tom" and carried out similar attacks on women, the earliest recorded attacker of this nature was active in central London in 1681. He would approach unaccompanied women in alleys and courtyards and spank them on the buttocks, before fleeing. The inability of the authorities to apprehend the offender caused complaints about the ineffectiveness of London's constabulary, and prompted vigilante patrols in the affected areas. A local haberdasher and his accomplice were captured and tried for the attacks. A second attacker nicknamed "Whipping Tom" was active in late 1712 in Hackney, then a rural village outside London. Earlier Whipping Toms[edit] Whipping Tom of 1681[edit] Whipping Tom Brought to Light and Exposed to View[2] The Whipping Tom of 1681 was active in the warren of small courtyards between Fleet Street, Strand and Holborn. See also[edit]
The Original Hacker's Dictionary [This file, jargon.txt, was maintained on MIT-AI for many years, before being published by Guy Steele and others as the Hacker's Dictionary. Many years after the original book went out of print, Eric Raymond picked it up, updated it and republished it as the New Hacker's Dictionary. Unfortunately, in the process, he essentially destroyed what held it together, in various ways: first, by changing its emphasis from Lisp-based to UNIX-based (blithely ignoring the distinctly anti-UNIX aspects of the LISP culture celebrated in the original); second, by watering down what was otherwise the fairly undiluted record of a single cultural group through this kind of mixing; and third, by adding in all sorts of terms which are "jargon" only in the sense that they're technical. This page, however, is pretty much the original, snarfed from MIT-AI around 1988. -- jpd.] Verb doubling: a standard construction is to double a verb and use i as a comment on what the implied subject does. ARG n. BANG n. J.
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