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US stocks dip on trade worries; Target jumps
NEW YORK, Nov 20 — Wall Street stocks pulled back early today on revived fears over the grinding US-China trade talks, offset somewhat by good earnings from retailers Target and Lowe’s.
Investors fear another escalation of trade tensions on the lack of progress between Washington and Beijing on fleshing out a preliminary “phase one” trade agreement struck in October that halted additional trade tariffs.
Yesterday, US President Donald Trump threatened to raise tariffs higher if no deal is struck.
About 15 minutes into trading, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 0.2 per cent at 27,873.50.
The broad-based S&P 500 also fell 0.2 per cent to 3,115.03, along with the tech-rich Nasdaq Composite Index, which stood at 8,553.59.
Major indices rose to all-time highs in recent sessions, in part due to an easing of US-China tensions that investors now may be rethinking.
Another positive factor has been healthy US consumer spending, which was on display in earnings reports today.
Target jumped 10.3 per cent after reporting higher third-quarter earnings on a 4.5 per cent increase in comparable store sales. The big-box retailer expressed confidence about the upcoming holiday shopping season.
Home-improvement retailer Lowe’s gained 6.0 per cent as it also reported higher profits that it said reflected a “solid macroeconomic backdrop” that has boosted consumption. — AFP


Treebank Statistics: UD_Bororo-BDT: Features: Number
This feature is universal.
It occurs with 2 different values: Plur
, Sing
.
This is a layered feature with the following layers: Number, Number[obj], Number[psor], Number[subj].
248 tokens (36%) have a non-empty value of Number
.
156 types (47%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of Number
.
98 lemmas (48%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of Number
.
The feature is used with 5 part-of-speech tags: VERB (107; 15% instances), PRON (59; 9% instances), NOUN (39; 6% instances), ADP (32; 5% instances), X (11; 2% instances).
VERB
107 VERB tokens (54% of all VERB
tokens) have a non-empty value of Number
.
The most frequent other feature values with which VERB
and Number
co-occurred: Number[subj]=EMPTY (106; 99%), Person[subj]=EMPTY (106; 99%), Voice=EMPTY (91; 85%), Person=3 (64; 60%), IF=EMPTY (57; 53%).
VERB
tokens may have the following values of Number
:
Plur
(16; 15% of non-emptyNumber
): ewogyre, Eragodyre, cetaimo, ebire, ebito, erudiwawo, etaidukare, etaregodure, etaregodyre, ewogureSing
(91; 85% of non-emptyNumber
): bito, kowuje, iwogure, arydyre, kado, akore, inakore, iorudiwawo, Akaiwodo, AkogodureEMPTY
(93): Itaidure, kowuje, ebito, boeto, emerure, imuguwo, iorydyre, iwogumode, kabi, ko
| Paradigm wogu | Sing | Plur |
|---|---|---|
| Aspect=Hab|IF=Ass|Person=1 | iwogukidogüre | |
| IF=Ass|Person=1 | iwogure | |
| IF=Ass|Person=2|Tense=Fut | awogumode | |
| IF=Ass|Person=3 | ure | ewogure |
| Mood=Imp|Person=2|Voice=Cau | awogudö | |
| Person=1 | iwogu | |
| Person=1|Polarity=Neg|Subord=Yes|VerbForm=Inf | iwogukaidy | |
| Person=3 | uwogu |
PRON
59 PRON tokens (61% of all PRON
tokens) have a non-empty value of Number
.
The most frequent other feature values with which PRON
and Number
co-occurred: Number[subj]=EMPTY (59; 100%), Person[subj]=EMPTY (59; 100%), Clusivity=EMPTY (54; 92%), Tense=EMPTY (52; 88%), IF=Ass (41; 69%).
PRON
tokens may have the following values of Number
:
Plur
(14; 24% of non-emptyNumber
): emage, emode, ere, Cere, Pamode, Pare, cekigodyre, pagiSing
(45; 76% of non-emptyNumber
): ure, imi, are, imode, ire, aki, Inure, ado, ak, ereEMPTY
(37): ire, kaboba, iogudyba, pagi, Inure, Kaiba, ere, imi, Are, Cemode
| Paradigm e | Sing | Plur |
|---|---|---|
| ere | ere | |
| PronType=Bi | emode, ere | |
| PronType=Bi|Tense=Fut | emode |
NOUN
39 NOUN tokens (20% of all NOUN
tokens) have a non-empty value of Number
.
The most frequent other feature values with which NOUN
and Number
co-occurred: IF=EMPTY (31; 79%).
NOUN
tokens may have the following values of Number
:
Plur
(17; 44% of non-emptyNumber
): arigaodoge, ime, kare, Adugodoge, apoe, awagoe, ebataru, eimejeramode, ekaworyre, ibaidogeSing
(22; 56% of non-emptyNumber
): ake, akeragu, iiodore, ike, ji, Iwiri, akiere, aroia, ibai, ikieEMPTY
(159): boe, karo, pobo, pobu, boere, imedy, ju, kudu, adugo, kowujedy
| Paradigm bai | Sing | Plur |
|---|---|---|
| Clusivity=In|Person=1 | pabai | |
| Evident=Rep|Person=3 | tubaikae | |
| Person=1 | ibai | |
| Person=3 | tubai, ubai | |
| Person[psor]=1 | ibaidoge | |
| Person[psor]=1|Voice=Cau | ibaidogedö |
Number
seems to be lexical feature of NOUN
. 95% lemmas (20) occur only with one value of Number
.
ADP
32 ADP tokens (41% of all ADP
tokens) have a non-empty value of Number
.
The most frequent other feature values with which ADP
and Number
co-occurred: Int=EMPTY (30; 94%), Person=3 (25; 78%).
ADP
tokens may have the following values of Number
:
Plur
(9; 28% of non-emptyNumber
): ebo, i, ji, etae, jiwyge, kaeSing
(23; 72% of non-emptyNumber
): ji, bagai, iji, kae, tapo, ai, bagaidy, bagaiwy, cenai, ejiEMPTY
(46): to, ji, bagai, kae, kaeba, jiba, pudyi, tabo, abo, ai
| Paradigm ji | Sing | Plur |
|---|---|---|
| Person=1 | iji | |
| Person=3 | ji, eji | i, ji |
| Rel=Yes | jiwyge |
X
11 X tokens (61% of all X
tokens) have a non-empty value of Number
.
The most frequent other feature values with which X
and Number
co-occurred: Polarity=EMPTY (9; 82%), Poss=EMPTY (9; 82%), Tense=EMPTY (7; 64%), IF=EMPTY (6; 55%).
X
tokens may have the following values of Number
:
Plur
(6; 55% of non-emptyNumber
): emod, ceno, emode, emodykare, wygeSing
(5; 45% of non-emptyNumber
): ako, amode, iie, ikare, ureEMPTY
(7): e, ure, dyji, jawy, rema
Relations with Agreement in Number
The 10 most frequent relations where parent and child node agree in Number
:
VERB –[nsubj]–> X (3; 75%),
NOUN –[obl]–> ADP (2; 67%),
VERB –[acl]–> VERB (2; 100%),
VERB –[xcomp]–> VERB (2; 100%),
PRON –[dep]–> PRON (1; 100%),
PRON –[parataxis]–> VERB (1; 100%),
VERB –[advcl]–> VERB (1; 100%),
VERB –[ccomp]–> NOUN (1; 100%),
VERB –[conj]–> VERB (1; 100%),
VERB –[nsubj]–> VERB (1; 100%).


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SysTick Words
There is not much to SysTick, so this will be short. In zeptoforth SysTicks are at 10ths of milliseconds intervals, so:
forth
The following word is in forth
.
ms
( u – )
where u is the number of milliseconds to wait. Note that this word is replaced with an outwardly equivalent word by sys/common/forth/task.fs
; unlike that word this word does not take advantage of the timing capabilities provided by sys/common/forth/task.fs
, even though it does call PAUSE
.
systick
The following words are in systick
.
systick-counter
( – u )
returns the current SysTick count in 10ths of milliseconds. This value is an unsigned 32-bit value, and will wrap around.
To wait a given number of milliseconds (not 10ths of milliseconds), one executes:
To disable SysTicks, execute:
disable-systick
( – )
To enable SysTicks again, execute:
enable-systick
( – )
SysTicks are enabled by default once sys/common/forth/systick.fs
has been loaded and the MCU has been rebooted.


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There are four kinds of file that Firefly requires:
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This is a configuration file that specifies which JSONdir
Firefly
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mapping between strings of integers sequential integers mapped to the location
of the JSONdir
relative to the firefly/static
directory.
For example, the default startup.json
that ships with Firefly looks like:
{"0":"data\/FIRESampleData"}
If it contains multiple entries, Firefly will allow the user to select the dataset from a dropdown when the webapp is initialized.
{"0":"data\/FIRESampleData","1":"data/tutorial"}
Note
startup.json
must reside within firefly/static/data
.
The settings file, <settings>.json
This is a .json
file that contains the default settings for
various aspects of Firefly’s UI.
as well as default filter settings for each of the particle groups.
It should be created using a firefly.data_reader.Settings
instance
and its corresponding outputToJSON()
method.
This lives in the JSONdir
sub-directory described above.
It can be named whatever you’d like as long as it is linked to correctly
within filenames.json
, described below.
The particle group files, <prefix><particleGroup><fileNumber>.ffly
These are the main data files, and contain the particle coordinates and their
corresponding scalar field values. They should exclusively be created using a
firefly.data_reader.ParticleGroup
instance’s outputToFFLY()
method.
These files live in the JSONdir
sub-directory described above.
They can be named whatever you’d like as long as they are linked to correctly within
filenames.json
, described below.
Warning
Datasets are chunked into multiple files to improve performance at startup and
to enable a loading bar to give feedback to you, the user!
You should not purposefully circumvent this feature by setting the nparts_per_file
keyword argument of firefly.data_reader.ParticleGroup.outputToFFLY()
to a very large value.
The manifest file, filenames.json
This is a .json
file that identifies
the different files within the selected
dataset Firefly needs to open.
It should map particle group names to lists of files and the number of particles in each file along with the default settings file to use.
{"<particleGroup1>" : [[<this_filename>,<npart_this_file>] for file in particleGroup1Files],
"<particleGroup2>" : [[<this_filename>,<npart_this_file>] for file in particleGroup2Files],
"options" : [["<JSONdir>/<settings_filename>.json",0]]}
The easiest way to create this file is to use the
firefly.data_reader.Reader.writeToDisk()
method of a
firefly.data_reader.Reader
instance linked to
firefly.data_reader.Options
and
firefly.data_reader.ParticleGroup
instances.


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SubscriptionCollection
Abstraction over subscription collection (
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depending on your chosen reactive framework), useful for keeping subscriptions alive while the parent class is alive, binding the lifecycle of subscriptions to the lifecycle of views, view controllers or presenters. Subscriptions added to a subscription collection will be cancelled/disposed automatically once the collection gets deallocated, stopping any pending operation and cleaning up the resources. This abstraction uses concept similar to type-erasure or protocol witness pattern, wrapping the behaviour of concrete implementations and delegating to them once the wrapper funcions are called.
Declaration
protocol SubscriptionCollection


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As of , this is the remaining schedule for the Call of Duty Black Ops 4 season.
This time period is a regular season between the 16 best teams in the game. They compete in multiple matches throughout this time period usually 2 weeks at a time. There are two stages of playoffs that take place later in the season. The teams all meet and compete at a venue in Colombus, Ohio. There is currently 6 weeks left in the season.
| May 13 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UYU | vs. | Faze Clan | ||
| Optic Gaming | vs. | Gen.G | ||
| May 14 | ||||
| Evil Geniuses | vs. | UYU | ||
| Gen.G | vs. | Midnight Esports | ||
| Reciprocity | vs. | Optic Gaming | ||
| Luminosity | vs. | Faze Clan | ||
| May 15 | ||||
| UYU | vs. | Midnight Esports | ||
| Faze Clan | vs. | Optic Gaming | ||
| Gen.G | vs. | Reciprocity | ||
| Luminosity | vs. | Evil Geniuses | ||
| May 16 | ||||
| Reciprocity | vs. | Faze Clan | ||
| Evil Geniuses | vs. | Gen.G | ||
| Midnight Esports | vs. | Luminosity | ||
| Optic Gaming | vs. | UYU |
| May 20 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Evil Geniuses | vs. | Midnight Esports | ||
| Reciprocity | vs. | Luminosity | ||
| May 21 | ||||
| Midnight Esports | vs. | Reciprocity | ||
| Optic Gaming | vs. | Evil Geniuses | ||
| UYU | vs. | Luminosity | ||
| Faze Clan | vs. | Gen.G | ||
| May 22 | ||||
| Faze Clan | vs. | Evil Geniuses | ||
| UYU | vs. | Reciprocity | ||
| Midnight Esports | vs. | Optic Gaming | ||
| Gen.G | vs. | Luminosity | ||
| May 23 | ||||
| Faze Clan | vs. | Midnight Esports | ||
| Evil Geniuses | vs. | Reciprocity | ||
| Gen.G | vs. | UYU | ||
| Luminosity | vs. | Optic Gaming |
| May 27 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team Envy | vs. | Denial Esports | ||
| Enigma6 | vs. | Spylce | ||
| May 28 | ||||
| Denial Esports | vs. | 100 Thieves | ||
| Spylce | vs. | Elevate | ||
| Heretics | vs. | Team Envy | ||
| eUnited | vs. | Enigma6 | ||
| May 29 | ||||
| Denial Esports | vs. | Elevate | ||
| Heretics | vs. | Enigma6 | ||
| Spylce | vs. | eUnited | ||
| 100 Thieves | vs. | Team Envy | ||
| May 30 | ||||
| Enigma6 | vs. | Elevate | ||
| Spylce | vs. | Denial Esports | ||
| 100 Thieves | vs. | Heretics | ||
| eUnited | vs. | Team Envy |
| June 3 | ||||
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| Elevate | vs. | Heretics | ||
| 100 Thieves | vs. | eUnited | ||
| June 4 | ||||
| Denial Esports | vs. | Heretics | ||
| Elevate | vs. | eUnited | ||
| Enigma6 | vs. | 100 Thieves | ||
| Team Envy | vs. | Spylce | ||
| June 5 | ||||
| Elevate | vs. | 100 Thieves | ||
| Denial Esports | vs. | eUnited | ||
| Heretics | vs. | Spylce | ||
| Team Envy | vs. | Enigma6 | ||
| June 6 | ||||
| Enigma6 | vs. | Denial Esports | ||
| Elevate | vs. | Team Envy | ||
| eUnited | vs. | Heretics | ||
| 100 Thieves | vs. | Spylce |
| June 24 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Denial Esports | vs. | UYU | ||
| Enigma6 | vs. | Luminosity | ||
| Spylce | vs. | Faze Clan | ||
| 100 Thieves | vs. | Evil Geniuses | ||
| June 25 | ||||
| UYU | vs. | Enigma6 | ||
| Luminosity | vs. | Denial Esports | ||
| Faze Clan | vs. | 100 Thieves | ||
| Evil Geniuses | vs. | Spylce | ||
| June 26 | ||||
| Enigma6 | vs. | Faze Clan | ||
| Denial Esports | vs. | Evil Geniuses | ||
| UYU | vs. | Spylce | ||
| Luminosity | vs. | 100 Thieves | ||
| June 27 | ||||
| Faze Clan | vs. | Denial Esports | ||
| Evil Geniuses | vs. | Enigma6 | ||
| 100 Thieves | vs. | UYu | ||
| Spylce | vs. | Luminosity |
| July 1 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Elevate | vs. | Midnight Esports | ||
| Reciprocity | vs. | eUnited | ||
| Optic Gaming | vs. | Heretics | ||
| Team Envy | vs. | Gen.G | ||
| July 2 | ||||
| Heretics | vs. | Midnight Esports | ||
| Optic Gaming | vs. | Elevate | ||
| Reciprocity | vs. | Team Envy | ||
| eUnited | vs. | Gen.G | ||
| July 3 | ||||
| Gen.G | vs. | Elevate | ||
| Heretics | vs. | Reciprocity | ||
| Midnight Esports | vs. | eUnited | ||
| Team Envy | vs. | Optic Gaming | ||
| July 5 | ||||
| Elevate | vs. | Reciprocity | ||
| Midnight Esports | vs. | Team Envy | ||
| Gen.G | vs. | Heretics | ||
| eUnited | vs. | Optic Gaming |


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|---|---|---|
| 11 | 94% | 84% |
| Name | Number of Classes | Line Coverage | Mutation Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| org.rapidpm.ddi | 1 | 92% |
86% |
| org.rapidpm.ddi.bootstrap | 1 | 86% |
100% |
| org.rapidpm.ddi.implresolver | 1 | 92% |
78% |
| org.rapidpm.ddi.producer | 2 | 95% |
80% |
| org.rapidpm.ddi.producerresolver | 1 | 100% |
100% |
| org.rapidpm.ddi.reflections | 3 | 96% |
89% |
| org.rapidpm.ddi.scopes | 1 | 95% |
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I graduated from university with major Automotive engineering in Vietnam and have two year experience as a Mechanical Engineer in Japan. I can use 2D and 3D CAD software like AutoCad, SolidWorks, Catia. I have a strong work ethic, ability to handle multiple projects at once, and a yearning to never stop learning. Please feel free to Contact me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>From January 2019 i started to work as a Mechanical Engineer in Osaka, Japan.
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As I am writing this letter today, I have a million thoughts running through my mind. This letter is meant to be a testament to the love I feel for you – a love that is honestly hard to put into words because it is a love that can only be felt. Do you know how much you mean to me? You are the reason I wake up in the morning – you are the one person that can put a smile on my face, even on those days when I am feeling down. You are the reason I am able to lay in bed and fall asleep peacefully. Looking at it, I realize your love has done so much for me in my life –you have offered me new opportunities that no other person would be able to offer me. I love you so much – more than words will ever be able to express. As you lay next to me in bed sleeping, I lay there and wonder what I did to get so lucky in my life. You are the one that has reached out and showed me the true meaning of what it feels like to be in peace. There is no other person in this world that could have done that for me. Now that I know you are the one, I want to offer you all of the happiness the world could possibly give. I love you and I will always love you.  You are the one that has lifted me up to show me the beauty of life. Before you came into my life, I didn't see much beauty around me – I lived in a world that was sad. I was broken and alone. When you walked into my life, the sunshine walked in with you. I cannot thank you enough for doing everything you have done for you. I can repay you by offering my love unconditionally and whole heartedly.  When I first saw you, you was standing in the middle of some people, laughing.  Maybe it was the way you laughed or that sparkle in your eye. I don’t know, but what I do know is that I was attracted to you and have never been attracted to another woman in this way.  Do you get what I’m saying?  Now that we are together, I see that you and I truly were mean to be. There are a thousand ways to say I love you around the world, but there's only one way to prove it and that is by the actions we take. Looking back, I see that you have proved that you love me and I hope you are feeling just how much I love you I try my hardest to show you my love by taking care of you and doing the things I know you like. Forgive me if I have ever hurt you or caused you any pain – that was never my intentions. I love you forever and always and I will never ever leave your side – you are my soul mate, my lover and my best friend.
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@JvmStatic fun <T : Any> fromJson(jes: JSONObject, type: Class<T>): T
Deserialize a json object into a JVM instance
No matter if fields are not accessible
Every field present in json object will be loaded into the new instance field (if exists, else will be ignored)
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Apparently, while Billy Crystal spends all of his free time tying to figure out how to work the names of all five `Best Picture' nominees into an irritating song and dance number, he has his mongoloid nephew read scripts and recommend projects for him. Note to Billy – IT'S OVER!
In his latest big screen blunder, Crystal (Father's Day) stars as an unsuccessful New York talent agent named Sammy.  After travelling around the world to the location, Sammy in unceremoniously dumped by the little brat. Why he had to go there at all, I will never know.
Thankfully, Sammy gets into a car wreck, but he doesn't die. In fact, he is saved by a seven-and-a-half foot glandular case named Max (NBA star Gheorge Muresan).   Or maybe they're the kind of monks who just don't talk in front of Billy Crystal because they were raised to not say anything if they can't say anything nice. I do think there was one in the background giggling about Mr. Saturday Night.
Anyway, Max drags Sammy back to his lair (which oddly resembles Crystal's home in The Princess Bride) and prattles on and on about his long lost love who moved to Gallop, New Mexico. He even has stacks and stacks of letters that he has written to her. Why they are still in his possession, I will never know.
 This Max is some actor. His dopey grin and cross-eyed blank stare make Andrew Shue look like an acting great. Although he is a better screen presence than Shaq and Michael Jordan, Muresan still makes my want to bash something apart with some type of power tool.
Here's an idea – when you make a movie about a big tall guy, how about showing him in places that normal people find cramped. Max gets to go on an airplane and in a cab, but we don't get to see either. I would have loved to have seen him crushing his Frankenstein head into the overhead compartment or try to use the bathroom. Something…anything. Instead, My Giant's script is loosely held together by one of the greatest vomiting scenes in history.
Or here is an even better story – instead of helping Sammy, Max eats him.  Instead of reading the names of the nominees, Max pulls down his pants and craps out Sammy, who burst into a song and dance number. Jesus, I've got to write a script. All I need is the address for Billy's nephew.
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Using the GUI¶
Calibration can be entirely perform using the user interface Calibration tab.
The following parameters are required:
The top and left cameras chessboard picture folder path containing several pictures of a chessboard taken with different positions (.jpg`or `.tif)
The top and left cameras sample position pictures containing a single picture per camera showing the chessboard in the sample coordinate system, seen by the two cameras simultaneously (.jpg`or `.tif).
The output calibration folder where the cam_top and cam_left calibration files will be saved.
The number of chessboard cases -1
The chess cases length in cm
After pressing the “Calibrate Button” the interface will display the projection of the chessboard corners and sample coordinate systems on each camera. Ensure that the projected point matches with the corners and that the coordinate systmes are consistent from one camera to another as shown in the picture below.


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It was Jennie and Jimmy’s first trip to the Big Zoo in the city and they couldn’t wait to get there. “Are We There Yet” soon became the frustrating phrase of the day. You are familiar with that phrase, aren’t you?


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Adrafinil requires a slightly higher dose than Modafinil, but the effects are essentially the same. The difference is that Adrafinil does not require a prescription in the US as of 2007 and is therefore much easier to obtain.
Brief personal history: I am thirty-one years old. I am probably best characterized as a 'cautious psychonaut'. I do not use marijuana, cocaine, opiates, or any other 'high' type drugs, although I have tried them all briefly in the past and I went through about a six-month period many years ago of regular cannabis use. I use caffeine (black tea and mate) on a daily basis, but I do not drink much coffee. I do not drink alcohol, except for a rare beer or glass of wine. I do not smoke. The drugs that most appeal to me are the psychedelics/entheogens, and I have considerable experience with LSD, LSA, and psilocybin. I use these approximately twice per month with fair regularity and I feel my quality of life (especially my spiritual life) has been vastly improved by these substances. I sometimes take small amounts of DXM (~100 mg) with tryptamines.
The first time I experimented with Adrafinil (2005) I was taking Buproprion (Wellbutrin) daily as a prescription antidepressant. Wellbutrin did help somewhat with my depression, which I have battled off-and-on since I was very young. I was less than impressed with Adrafinil at first, which was likely the result of an interaction with Wellbutrin. (Side note: Wellbutrin seems to have a dampening effect on a wide range of drugs, especially tryptamines, and my tryptamine use had trailed off almost completely while I was taking it.) About a year later, I was laid off from my job, and a combination of no longer having medical insurance and a desire to resume tryptamine use led to my discontinuing Wellbutrin. In retrospect, that was a great decision.
About a week after I stopped taking Wellbutrin, I tried some of my remaining Adrafinil, beginning with a 600 mg dose in the morning. Wow! Adrafinil not only acted as a great, long-lasting stimulant, I found it to be a powerful mood elevator as well. My entire outlook on life changed for the better. Adrafinil creates a feeling of energized confidence and awareness with none of the jitters or comedown of other stimulants.
After extensive experimentation with dosage, I have settled on taking 300 mg when I wake up and another 300 mg in the early afternoon. There does not seem to be much, if any, habituation or tolerance created by Adrafinil. Higher doses do create a stronger effect, but (IMO) don't make enough of a difference to be worthwhile -- Adrafinil is, unfortunately, fairly expensive (about $1 per tablet) and there is an obvious incentive to stretch out one's supply. Occasionally I will take doses up to 1200 mg when a high degree of concentration is required. I have found this dose to be very effective at potentiating and improving the tryptamine experience, in particular. I find tryps sometimes bring a feeling of lethargy or body load with some cognitive dullness. Adrafinil counters this effect very nicely.
In conclusion, I cannot recommend Adrafinil highly enough. I have experienced no negative side effects or addiction whatsoever from this chemical. I have stopped using it for a week at a time on a couple of occasions as a test, and while I miss it (obviously) I don't feel any cravings, headaches, or physical symptoms of withdrawal. I do take milk thistle as a precaution against possible liver effects.
From reading other experiences I can tell that Adrafinil is not for everyone, but it has been very helpful to me as a stimulant/antidepressant/cognitive enhancer.
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Class: CSVDecision::Result Private
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- Defined in:
- lib/csv_decision/result.rb
Overview
This class is part of a private API. You should avoid using this class if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Accumulate the matching row(s) into a result hash.
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
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#attributes ⇒ Hash{Symbol=>Object}, Hash{Integer=>Object}
readonly
private
The decision result hash containing both result values and if: columns, which eventually get evaluated and removed.
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#multi_result ⇒ Boolean
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Returns true if this is a multi-row result.
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Output columns.
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readonly
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Set to true if the table has output functions.
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#accumulate_outs(row) ⇒ void
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Accumulate the outs into arrays of values.
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#add_outs(row) ⇒ void
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Common case for building a single row result is just copying output column values to the final result hash.
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#eval_cell_proc(proc:, column_name:, index:) ⇒ Object
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Evaluate the cell proc using the partial result calculated so far.
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#eval_outs(row) ⇒ Object
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Evaluate the output columns, and use them to start building the final result, along with the partial result required to evaluate functions.
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#final_result ⇒ Hash{Symbol=>Object}
private
Derive the final result.
- #initialize(table:) ⇒ Object constructor
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#input(data) ⇒ void
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Initialize the object for new input data.
Constructor Details
#initialize(table:) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/csv_decision/result.rb', line 25 def initialize(table:) @outs = table.columns.outs @outs_functions = table.outs_functions @table = table end |
Instance Attribute Details
#attributes ⇒ Hash{Symbol=>Object}, Hash{Integer=>Object} (readonly)
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Returns The decision result hash containing both result values and if: columns, which eventually get evaluated and removed.
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# File 'lib/csv_decision/result.rb', line 13 def attributes @attributes end |
#multi_result ⇒ Boolean (readonly)
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Returns true if this is a multi-row result
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# File 'lib/csv_decision/result.rb', line 22 def multi_result @multi_result end |
#outs ⇒ Hash{Index=>Dictionary::Entry} (readonly)
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Returns Output columns.
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# File 'lib/csv_decision/result.rb', line 16 def outs @outs end |
#outs_functions ⇒ nil, true (readonly)
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Returns Set to true if the table has output functions.
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# File 'lib/csv_decision/result.rb', line 19 def outs_functions @outs_functions end |
Instance Method Details
#accumulate_outs(row) ⇒ void
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
This method returns an undefined value.
Accumulate the outs into arrays of values.
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# File 'lib/csv_decision/result.rb', line 58 def accumulate_outs(row) @outs.each_pair { |col, column| add_cell(column_name: column.name, cell: row[col]) } end |
#add_outs(row) ⇒ void
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
This method returns an undefined value.
Common case for building a single row result is just copying output column values to the final result hash.
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# File 'lib/csv_decision/result.rb', line 51 def add_outs(row) @outs.each_pair { |col, column| @attributes[column.name] = row[col] } end |
#eval_cell_proc(proc:, column_name:, index:) ⇒ Object
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Evaluate the cell proc using the partial result calculated so far.
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# File 'lib/csv_decision/result.rb', line 91 def eval_cell_proc(proc:, column_name:, index:) @attributes[column_name][index] = proc.function[partial_result(index)] end |
#eval_outs(row) ⇒ Object
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Evaluate the output columns, and use them to start building the final result, along with the partial result required to evaluate functions.
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# File 'lib/csv_decision/result.rb', line 76 def eval_outs(row) # Set the constants first, in case the functions refer to them eval_outs_constants(row: row) # Then evaluate the procs, left to right eval_outs_procs(row: row) final_result end |
#final_result ⇒ Hash{Symbol=>Object}
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Derive the final result.
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# File 'lib/csv_decision/result.rb', line 64 def final_result # If there are no if: columns, then nothing needs to be filtered out of this result hash. return @attributes if @table.columns.ifs.empty? @multi_result ? multi_row_result : single_row_result end |
#input(data) ⇒ void
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
This method returns an undefined value.
Initialize the object for new input data.
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# File 'lib/csv_decision/result.rb', line 35 def input(data) # Attributes hash contains the output decision key value pairs @attributes = {} @multi_result = false # Partial result always copies in the input hash for calculating output functions. # Note that these input key values will not be mutated, as output columns can never # have the same symbol as an input hash key. # However, the rest of this hash is mutated as output column evaluation results # are accumulated. @partial_result =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if @outs_functions end |


I posted this to distutils-sig as a kind of rambly brainstorm. I will subject you all to it too. If you don't care about Python installation, you most certainly won't care about this post; be warned!
So, I'm coming back to the idea of a working environment, an isolated and more-or-less self-contained environment for holding installed packages. We discussed this a fair amount at PyCon.
I'm assuming such an environment will be encapsulated in a single directory, looking something like:
env/ bin/ lib/python2.4/ src/ conf/
The conf/ directory doesn't really relate to much of this specifically, but in many situations it would be useful. Depending on the situation, other subdirectories may exist.
Each of the scripts in bin/ should know what their working environment is. This is slightly tricky, depending on what that means. If it is a totally isolated environment -- no site-packages/ on sys.path -- then I feel like the script wrappers have to be shell scripts, to invoke Python with -S (which is hard to do portably on the #! line). I don't know the details of doing the same thing on Windows, but I assume it is possible. The actual directory location should be portable -- all paths should be relative, and you should be able to move the directory around.
lib/python2.4/ is for packages. I'm almost inclined to say that --single-version-externally-managed makes sense on some level, with a record kept in some standard place (lib/python2.4/install-record.txt?) -- but I'm basically indifferent. I at least don't see a need for multiple simultaneous versions in this setup, and multiple versions do lead to confusion. Version metadata is still nice, of course.
src/ is for checkouts, where each package is installed with setup.py develop. These are naturally single-version, which is part of why I like the idea of only using single-version setups. I'm a little unsure of how src/ should be layed out. In practice I want all "my" packages to be installed in src/ as checkouts, either from tags or the trunk (or a branch or whatever). Even in the case of tags, a checkout can be turned into a branch fairly easily. So I'm not sure if I should name the subdirectories after the package, or maybe even the package plus a tag name.
One of the things SwitchTower (now "Cappucino", I think) does in Rails land is it makes a dated checkout, then activates that checkout (it does that with a symlink; we'd do it with setup.py develop). It then rolls back by switching to an existing checkout. Of course svn switch + svn up does this in place, and with less checkout trash laying around, even if rollbacks aren't as fast as a result. So, I'm thinking just src/PackageName/, or whatever convention you felt like (e.g., src/PackageName-branchname/)
There's an installation issue with checkouts -- it would be nice if I could say "these are the packages I want to install as editable" and easy_install would pick those up (maybe detecting based on what package index the package was found in) and install them in src/ as editable.
Anyway, sys.path would contain /usr/lib/python2.4 (or Windows equivalent), env/lib/python2.4/ and optionally /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages, and all the similar directories. Unfortunately figuring out what "similar" directories there are is hard. sys.path on my machine now has 63 entries normally and 12 with python -S. I guess I'd really like to start with 12 and build up, instead of 63 and try to strip them down.
Installation as a whole is an open issue. Putting in env/setup.cfg with the setting specific to that working environment works to a degree -- easy_install will pick it up if invoked from the env/ directory. But that doesn't work with setup.py develop, or setup.py install, or some other scenarios. The system distutils.cfg doesn't really work, because the only expansion it knows how to do is of user directories, so there's little way to pass interesting information in (like a "this is my setup.cfg" environmental variable or something). Maybe with $PYTHONPATH to indicate the working environment, and a distutils monkeypatch put into lib/python2.4/distutils/__init__.py? I played around with putting the path setup in sitecustomize, but that runs after site.py, and doesn't run at all if python -S is used, so it seems like it brings in too much before it can remove stuff.
Another option is a completely new python interpreter bound to the environment. Basically the virtual-python.py option.
In this model using env/bin/python indicates the proper environment, and you'd have local installs of everything including easy_install. This fixes so many problems without crazy hacks that it strongly appeals to me, especially if we can make it somewhat lighter. I get this /usr/lib/python2.4.zip on my path, a file that doesn't usually exist; if we could create that zip on demand and use such a big-bundle-zip, that seems lighter and faster and nicer, especially if shared. If we just put .pyc files in the zip, and those .pyc files refer back to the actual module source (in /usr/lib/python2.4/), then tracebacks should also still work, I believe? No actual symlinks either, so it should work on Windows. I'm not entirely sure where I'm going with this, though.
So, by the end I'm thinking an improved virtual-python.py is what I'm looking for, as kind of the One True Way to do good Python installation and deployment.
What itch does this working environment scratch?
Well, it touches nearly every aspect of installation and workflow. And I think it improves on them. It's a good way to do development, and a good way to deploy application stacks.
# Ian Bicking
Your post got me to purse some of my own ideas about about deploying Python applications. I've written a small script, whisk, that (ab)uses setuptools to build a working envrionment for deployment.
You run whisk HelloWorld GoodByeWorld and get a working environment that contains HelloWorld and GoodByeWorld, their scripts, and all of their requirements. easy_install does the installation, so the arguments can be files, URIs, and requirements. The resulting scripts automatically find their envrionment's libraries based on the value of sys.path[0]. This is more along the lines of OSX Application bundles and CRL Assemblies than what you're talking about, but I thought it might give you some ideas.
# Ken McIvor


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| 22 | import org.apache.empire.data.Column; | |
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| 24 | public class FieldValueOutOfRangeException extends FieldValueException | |
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| 28 | */ | |
| 29 | private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; | |
| 30 | | |
| 31 | public static final ErrorType outOfRangeErrorType = new ErrorType("error.db.fieldValueOutOfRange", "The value supplied for field {0} is out of range."); | |
| 32 | public static final ErrorType notInRangeErrorType = new ErrorType("error.db.fieldValueNotInRange", "The value supplied for field {0} must be between {1} and {2}."); | |
| 33 | public static final ErrorType valueTooBigErrorType = new ErrorType("error.db.fieldValueTooBig", "The value supplied for field {0} must not be greater than {1}."); | |
| 34 | public static final ErrorType valueTooSmallErrorType = new ErrorType("error.db.fieldValueTooSmall", "The value supplied for field {0} must not be smaller than {1}."); | |
| 35 | | |
| 36 | public FieldValueOutOfRangeException(Column col) | |
| 37 | { | |
| 38 | super(col, outOfRangeErrorType, new String[] { getColumnTitle(col) }); | |
| 39 | } | |
| 40 | ||
| 41 | public FieldValueOutOfRangeException(Column col, Number min, Number max) | |
| 42 | { | |
| 43 | super(col, notInRangeErrorType, new String[] { getColumnTitle(col), String.valueOf(min), String.valueOf(max) }); | |
| 44 | } | |
| 45 | ||
| 46 | public FieldValueOutOfRangeException(Column col, Number minMax, boolean isMax) | |
| 47 | { | |
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super(col, (isMax) ? valueTooBigErrorType : valueTooSmallErrorType, new String[] { getColumnTitle(col), String.valueOf(minMax) }); |
| 49 | } | |
| 50 | } | |
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| int | dim {4} |
| double | E {1.} |
| double | min_alpha {0.51} |
| double | max_alpha {0.74} |
| double | alpha_step {0.01} |
| bool | use_shooting {true} |
| bool | use_perturbative {false} |
| bool | verbose {false} |
Definition at line 59 of file tabulate.cpp.
| double BubbleProfiler::Tabulate_options::alpha_step {0.01} |
Definition at line 64 of file tabulate.cpp.
Referenced by main(), and BubbleProfiler::parse_positional_args().
| int BubbleProfiler::Tabulate_options::dim {4} |
Definition at line 60 of file tabulate.cpp.
Referenced by main(), and BubbleProfiler::parse_positional_args().
| double BubbleProfiler::Tabulate_options::E {1.} |
| double BubbleProfiler::Tabulate_options::max_alpha {0.74} |
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Referenced by main(), and BubbleProfiler::parse_positional_args().
| double BubbleProfiler::Tabulate_options::min_alpha {0.51} |
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Referenced by main(), and BubbleProfiler::parse_positional_args().
| bool BubbleProfiler::Tabulate_options::use_perturbative {false} |
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| bool BubbleProfiler::Tabulate_options::use_shooting {true} |
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| bool BubbleProfiler::Tabulate_options::verbose {false} |
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Replicate Hibernate objects with ease.
This class can be used to conveniently replicate Hibernate objects that follow the JavaBean getter/setter convention on a best attempt basis. The replication is typically recursive in that the whole object graph of the input object is replicated into an equivalent output object graph, resolving circular references, and eagerly fetching proxied instances as necessary. However, the exact behavior of the replication process including
Now setter methods on the toBean will be invoked with values retrieved from invoking the respective public getter methods of the fromBean.HibernateBeanReplicator r = new Hibernate3BeanReplicator().initSetterMethodCollector(new PrivateSetterMethodCollector()); Object fromBean = ... Object toBean = r.copy(fromBean);
A similar example of expanding the default behavior of retrieving property values from the public getter methods:
Now values will be retrieved from invoking all getter methods (including protected and private) on the fromBean.HibernateBeanReplicator r = new Hibernate3BeanReplicator().initReaderMethodFinder(new PrivateReaderMethodFinder()); Object fromBean = ... Object toBean = r.copy(fromBean);
will result in replication thatHibernateBeanReplicator r = new Hibernate3BeanReplicator("com.foo"); Object fromBean = ... Object toBean = r.copy(fromBean);
will result in replication thatClass<?>[] entityClasses = { Foo.class, Bar.class }; Set<Class<?>> entityClassSet = new HashSet<Class<?>>(Arrays.asList(entityClasses)); HibernateBeanReplicator r = new Hibernate3BeanReplicator(entityClassSet, null, null); Object fromBean = ... Object toBean = r.copy(fromBean);
will result in replication thatClass<?>[] entityClasses = { Foo.class, Bar.class }; Set<Class<?>> entityClassSet = new HashSet<Class<?>>(Arrays.asList(entityClasses)); CollectionPropertyName[] colProps = { new CollectionPropertyName(Foo.class, "barList"), new CollectionPropertyName(Bar.class, "fooList") }; Set<CollectionPropertyName> collectionPropertyNameSet = new HashSet<CollectionPropertyName>(Arrays.asList(colProps)); HibernateBeanReplicator r = new Hibernate3BeanReplicator(entityClassSet, collectionPropertyNameSet, null); Object fromBean = ... Object toBean = r.copy(fromBean);
will result in replication that includes all properties except Foo.PropertyFilter vetoer = new PropertyFilter() { public boolean propagate(String propertyName, Method readerMethod) { return readerMethod.getReturnType() != Foo.class; } }; HibernateBeanReplicator r = new Hibernate3BeanReplicator(null, null, vetoer); Object fromBean = ... Object toBean = r.copy(fromBean);
For example, the default transformer used by BeanReplicator tries to instantiate the target property class via the no-arg constructor. If the no-arg constructor is not defined (such as in the Point class below), it would cause a NoSuchMethodException to be thrown:
To get around this problem, use a custom transformer and the respective factory for the Point class:public class Point { private final int x, y; // missing no-arg constructor public Point(int x, int y) { this.x = x; this.y = y; } public int getX() { return x; } public int getY() { return y; } } public class Bean { private Point point; public Point getPoint() { return point; } public void setPoint(Point point) { this.point = point; } } ... // Initialize a bean Bean from = new Bean(); from.setPoint(new Point(1,2)); // Tries to replicate the bean using the default implementation HibernateBeanReplicator r = new Hibernate3BeanReplicator(); // Will cause NoSuchMethodException, as Point does not have a no-arg constructor Bean to = r.copy(from, ...);
public class MyBeanTransformer implements CustomBeanTransformerSpi { public boolean isTransformable(Object from, Class<?> toClass, PropertyInfo propertyInfo) { return toClass == Point.class; } public <T> T transform(Object in, Class<T> toClass, PropertyInfo propertyInfo) { Point from = (Point)in; // Note the framework takes care of the issue of object identity, // so we don't need to here. return (T)new Point(from.getX(), from.getY()); } } public class MyBeanTransformerFactory implements CustomBeanTransformerSpi.Factory { public CustomBeanTransformerSpi newCustomBeanTransformer(BeanTransformerSpi beanTransformer) { return new MyBeanTransformer(); } } ... // Initialize a bean Bean from = new Bean(); from.setPoint(new Point(1,2)); // Partially overrides the default transformer behavior HibernateBeanReplicator r = new Hibernate3BeanReplicator().initCustomTransformerFactory(new MyBeanTransfromerFactory()); // Replicates the bean Bean to = r.copy(from, ...); // now works!
If you have multiple custom transformers, just pass their factories to the HibernateBeanReplicator and they will be automatically chained together for execution. Like so:
For more details, please see javadoc.HibernateBeanReplicator r = new Hibernate3BeanReplicator.initCustomTransformerFactory(myTransformer1, myTransformer2, ...);


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My research focuses on understanding and utilising machine learning. In particular, I'm interested the deep probabilistic architecture called sum-product networks and related tractable probabilistic models. For learning tractable probabilistic models I explore approaches based on Bayesian learning, Bayesian nonparametrics and deep learning. My PhD is supervised by Franz Pernkopf and in cooperation with Robert Peharz.
During my work I publish all my developed software as open source software packages written in Julia. As a result, I created several open source projects including: BayesianNonparametrics.jl, SumProductNetworks.jl Since spring 2018 I'm a core developer of the probabilistic programming language Turing.jl originaly created and now managed by Hong Ge at the University of Cambridge.


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I have worked with various organizations in the health care sector to explore ways in which they can use the data that they collect to make better-informed decisions. Examples of recent projects include:
- Examining data on emergency department attendances in the Cambridgeshire regional health economy to identify patterns associated with increases in demand.
- Building a predictive algorithm to identify which patients over the age of 65 are most likely to return to the hospital and those who might benefit most from a community intervention.
- Quantifying the extent to which an intervention targeted at reducing surgical site infections was successful, and the clinical and financial impact.
A number of the organizations who I have partnered with are listed below. Please feel free to email me if you would like to find out more about my previous projects, are an organization and would like advice on how to better leverage your data to inform strategic decision making, or would like to collaborate on a project of mutual (research related and practical) interest.


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This was my second experience taking shrooms. The first time they either were bogus, or I didn't eat enough. This second time, I took two doses worth. I had priorly only done marijuana at this time.
While ingesting them, I usually just try to swallow them as quickly as possible with as little chewing and tasting as possible as they aren't particuarly tasty.
The onset took a little over an hour, and I had almost thought that I had gotten another bogus batch again, but I started noticing a change in my perception.
At first it was pretty mild and I was still able to be pretty coherant, but I was starting to experience a lot of visual hallucinations, but I was physically aware it was all an illusion brought on by the shrooms, so I was cool with it.
I went to the bathroom to talk to a girl I was going out with at the time and was watching myself in the mirror, watching the skin on my face form boils and my face getting all gargoyle-like and evil looking. I found this intruiging and tripped out in the mirror for quite some time.
I than sat chatting with my brother on his bed describing the visual effects being produced by the shrooms. The first noticable effect was walls and surfaces being wavy and/or turning liquidy.
For example, his closet had that fake magoheny wood trim which was very wavy and it seemed to melt and glob into it's self, much like a lava lamp.
I then stared at him for a short while, still describing the visual effects as I watched his face get all chunky and then cave in on it's self. I found it extremely cool because it looked so real even though I knew it was just a visual hallucination. I had to keep reminding myself it wasn't real.
After a while I looked at a fake rubber cockroach he kept on his mirror and it appeared to come alive and move around. I also looked at one of those little square paint blobs you make at local fairs, and the black dried paint began to run and move to the edges.
About this time my brother kicked my tripping ass out of his room since he had to work so I lay in the hallway for what seemed like two hours tripping on the walls and the ceiling and laughing to myself because they were all wavy and pulsating and appeared to come closer to me. I was able to somehow soom into the ceiling and see the smallest particles.
I finally made it out to the living room where I realized the television was on and I tried to watch it, but my mind could not put the visual and audio together. My hearing would make the sound slow down out of sync with the picture on the TV or go really fast.
There were times when I would hear a sound with my whole body and my whole body would just do one big twitch. By this time it had been about three or four hours and it was probably around 2 in the morning and I was getting tired.
I began tripping on my hand a bit, holding it out, and watching it turn to a rubber-like texture, and then looking at a plaque with a religious inscription my deceased grandmother had given my brother. The plaque started glowing and I saw weird characters burn into the plaque, like old arabic or hebrew or something. I felt my grandmother was trying to contact me from the grave and it was a very rewarding and spiritual experience.

I continually tried closing my eyes for about an hour, only to have the sensation of thousands of thoughts, images, and feelings pulse through my brain, almost like an information overload and wishing it would stop so I could go to sleep.
I finally was able to succumb to sleep and awoke the next morning, very tired, but pretty much returned to normal. Sadly, I had to work a 10 hour shift at work that day and I dragged ass, but it was definately worth the experience. Next time I would take the day after the trip off though to recuperate from the mental and physical drain it does on the body
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Mayo social welfare recipients to receive Christmas payments soon
THE Christmas payment will be paid to over 1.2 million social welfare recipients in the first week of December, with payments totalling €279.4 million being made to pensioners, people with disabilities, carers, lone parents, long-term unemployed people and many other recipients.
Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection, Regina Doherty today said: “Last year, I was particularly pleased to announce the restoration of the additional Christmas payment at a rate of 100%.
"I am very happy that despite the current climate of uncertainty generated by Brexit, the Christmas payment will again be paid at a rate of 100% this year.
“This payment recognises the seasonal needs of people who are long-term financially dependent on their social welfare payment for all or most of their income, such as pensioners, people with disabilities and carers.
“This payment will help those people meet the extra expenses incurred over the Christmas period as well as provide an additional boost for local economies.”
A breakdown of the some of the payments are contained in the following table:
| Payment & Family Type | Rate of Payment | |
| Pensioners | ||
| State Pension Contributory (SPC) Personal Rate - Single | €248.30 | |
| SPC Couple - Personal Rate with a Qualified Adult aged 66 or over | €470.80 | |
| SPC Couple - Personal Rate with a Qualified Adult aged under 66 | €413.70 | |
| State Pension Non-Contributory (SPNC) Personal Rate - Single | €237.00 | |
| SPNC Personal Rate - Couple (Both entitled in their own right to the SPNC) | €474.00 | |
| SPNC Couple - Personal Rate with a Qualified Adult aged under 66 | €393.60 | |
| Pensioner Couple - One in receipt of SPC and the other in receipt of SPNC | €485.30 | |
| Widow/er’s and Surviving Civil Partner’s Contributory Pension (WSCPCP) Personal Rate - aged under 66 | €208.50 | |
| WSCPCP Personal Rate (under 66) with 1 child (12 years and over) | €245.50 | |
| WSCPCP Personal Rate (under 66) with 2 children (12 years and over) | €282.50 | |
| WSCPCP Personal Rate (under 66) with 4 children (12 years and over) | €356.50 | |
| Jobseekers | ||
| Jobseeker's Allowance (JA) Personal Rate - Single | €203.00 | |
| JA Couple - Personal Rate and Qualified Adult Rate | €337.70 | |
| JA Couple - Personal Rate and Qualified Adult Rate with 1 child (12 years and over) | €374.70 | |
| JA Couple - Personal Rate and Qualified Adult Rate with 2 children (12 years and over) | €411.70 | |
| JA Couple - Personal Rate and Qualified Adult Rate with 4 children (12 years and over) | €485.70 | |
| One-Parent Family Payment | ||
| One Parent Family Payment Personal Rate with 1 child (Under 12 years) | €237.00 | |
| One Parent Family Payment Personal Rate with 2 children (Under 12 years) | €271.00 | |
| One Parent Family Payment Personal Rate with 4 children (Under 12 years) | €339.00 | |
| Carer’s Allowance | ||
| Carer's Allowance Personal Rate - Aged Under 66 | €219.00 | |
| Carer's Allowance Personal Rate - Aged Under 66 with 1 child (12 years and over) | €256.00 | |
| Carer's Allowance Personal Rate - Aged Under 66 with 2 children (12 years and over) | €293.00 | |
| Carer's Allowance Personal Rate - Aged Under 66 with 4 children (12 years and over) | €367.00 |


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by BeSoccerChelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante looks set for a long-term stay in London after rejecting Paris Saint-Germain.
N'Golo Kante says he rebuffed interest from Paris Saint-Germain because he is happy at Chelsea.
Ligue 1 champions PSG have long been linked with the France international and reportedly tried to sign him following his impressive displays at the 2018 World Cup.
The move never materialised and Kante, considered one of the Premier League's best midfielders, is now in his fourth season at Stamford Bridge.
He signed a new five-year contract with the club in November 2018 and has no plans to leave.
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"Sometimes you don't really know where you want to go, but you know what you already have," Kante told Canal+ when asked about PSG's interest.
"I knew I was at Chelsea and I felt good at Chelsea. On top of that, it was a footballing decision."
"I felt good in London and I felt happy in this project and therefore I am happy to stay here."
Kante joined Chelsea in 2016 following a season with Leicester City, where he won the first of his two Premier League titles.
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According to the CBS, the absolute death rate from dementia has increased within the Netherlands. It also emerged that the lowest mortality rate from dementia is in Zeeland and North and East Gelderland. This regional spread has been tested against the national average, where the calculated the total death and death by cause or death by region. As you can see in the map of the Netherlands, this is not true for the rates of ongoing and closed Diagnose Treatment Combinations.
As mentioned at the introducation page, one of the main reasons for the increase of dementia, is aging of the population. In the scatterplot, aging rate is on the y-axis and number op people with dementia according to ongoing and closed Diagnose Treatment Combinations on the x-axis. As you can see, there is a correlation between the two variables.
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Shifts the bits in the individual data elements (words, doublewords, or quadword) in the destination operand (first operand) to the right by the number of bits specified in the count operand (second operand). As the bits in the data elements are shifted right, the empty high-order bits are cleared (set to 0). If the value specified by the count operand is greater than 15 (for words), 31 (for doublewords), or 63 (for a quadword), then the destination operand is set to all 0s. The destination operand may be an MMX technology register or an XMM register; the count operand can be either an MMX technology register or an 64-bit memory location, an XMM register or a 128-bit memory location, or an 8-bit immediate.
The PSRLW instruction shifts each of the words in the destination operand to the right by the number of bits specified in the count operand; the PSRLD instruction shifts each of the doublewords in the destination operand; and the PSRLQ instruction shifts the quadword (or quadwords) in the destination operand.
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---
layout: game-page
redirect_from: /game/hobocat
title: Hobocat
year: 2009
semester: Fall
description: "Romanticized portrayal of nomad life.
Hobocat integrates elements of both action and puzzle games through sequences of exploration, putting pieces together, and control of the cat. The game consists of smaller puzzles leading up to the ultimate goal: catching a train to the next town."
tags: Windows Linux Singleplayer
# tag options: "Windows", "Mac", "Linux",
# "Singleplayer", "Multiplayer",
# "Controller-Compatible", "VR",
# "Game-Jam"
project_members: {
Anthony Maurice: Programming,
Ariel Liu: Art,
Eugene Kang: Music,
Felix Park: Level Design,
Garrick Chin: "Project Lead, Programming Lead",
Kevin Tian: Level Design,
Kevin Yeh: Level Design,
Michael Charkin: Programming,
SooHyun Jang: Art,
Susan Lin: "Project Lead, Art Lead",
Tal Stramer: "Level Editor, Programming",
William Wang: Programming
}
stage_game_path: hobocat/
builds: {
Windows: hobocat.win32.zip,
Linux: hobocat.linux.tar.gz
}
thumbnail: hobocat-1.jpg
top-img: hobocat-1.jpg
screenshots: [
hobocat-4.png,
hobocat-2.jpg,
hobocat-3.jpg
]
# Optional
top-img-fit: cover
# top-img-fit options:
# "cover" - Cover the entire top area with the image, without squashing/stretching
# "fill" - Fit the FULL image into the top area, squashing/stretching as necessary
---


A utility to create small memory buffers for an application without needing to allocate one big memory buffer. For example, maybe you need to reference data by bytes at random locations but you don't know which locations use. Or, you're processing chunks that may live at different byte positions. Rather than trying to create 1 large buffer to handle this, you can use memory_page to allocate only the buffers needed.
Say you have data at bit positions: 10, 1048, and will have others at higher ranges. You could use this:1 big buffer [ | | | | | | ... ] 0 4k
Even though you may not need it all. Or you could do this: Use Smaller buffers at differnt offsets on demand:
[0] -> [ | | ...] 0 1023
[1] -> [ | | ...] 1024 2048Memory Pager does the latter.
page() = {Offset::pos_integer(), Buffer::binary()}
state() = {Pages::[page()], PageSize::pos_integer()}
| collect/1 | Return a list of all valid pages. |
| get/2 | Get a page by page num. |
| new/0 | Create a new memory pager with a default page size of 1024 bytes. |
| new/1 | Create a new memory pager with the given page size. |
| num_of_pages/1 | Return the number of pages. |
| pagenum_for_byte_index/2 | return the page number for the given byte index. |
| pagesize_in_bytes/1 | Return the page size. |
| set/3 | Insert or update a buffer at the given page number. |
Return a list of all valid pages. Each entry in the list contains {PageNum, Page}.
Get a page by page num.
new() -> state()
Create a new memory pager with a default page size of 1024 bytes
new(PageSize::pos_integer()) -> state() | erlang:throw({badarg, not_power_of_two})
Create a new memory pager with the given page size. Note: 'PageSize' must be a power of 2 in 'bytes' or an error occurs.
num_of_pages(State::state()) -> pos_integer()
Return the number of pages
pagenum_for_byte_index(Index::pos_integer(), State::state()) -> pos_integer()
return the page number for the given byte index
pagesize_in_bytes(State::state()) -> pos_integer()
Return the page size. This is set on creation
Insert or update a buffer at the given page number. If the buffer is not the same as the Page size, it will be truncated to fit the Page size.
Generated by EDoc


canDeactivate():
Implement this hook if you want to control whether or not the router can navigate away from your view-model when moving to a new route. Return a boolean value, a promise for a boolean value, or a navigation command.
canDeactivate():
Implement this hook if you want to control whether or not the router can navigate away from your view-model when moving to a new route. Return a boolean value, a promise for a boolean value, or a navigation command.


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retinanet-cell-detection
1
retinanet-cell-detection: RetinaNet for cell detection.
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Functions | |
| def | anchor_targets_bbox (anchors, image_group, annotations_group, num_classes, negative_overlap=0.4, positive_overlap=0.5) |
| def | compute_gt_annotations (anchors, annotations, negative_overlap=0.4, positive_overlap=0.5) |
| def | layer_shapes (image_shape, model) |
| def | make_shapes_callback (model) |
| def | guess_shapes (image_shape, pyramid_levels) |
| def | anchors_for_shape (image_shape, pyramid_levels=None, anchor_params=None, shapes_callback=None) |
| def | shift (shape, stride, anchors) |
| def | generate_anchors (base_size=16, ratios=None, scales=None) |
| def | bbox_transform (anchors, gt_boxes, mean=None, std=None) |
| def mynet.utils.anchors (copy).anchor_targets_bbox | ( | anchors, | |
| image_group, | |||
| annotations_group, | |||
| num_classes, | |||
negative_overlap = 0.4 , |
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positive_overlap = 0.5 |
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| ) |
Generate anchor targets for bbox detection. Args anchors: np.array of annotations of shape (N, 4) for (x1, y1, x2, y2). image_group: List of BGR images. annotations_group: List of annotations (np.array of shape (N, 5) for (x1, y1, x2, y2, label)). num_classes: Number of classes to predict. mask_shape: If the image is padded with zeros, mask_shape can be used to mark the relevant part of the image. negative_overlap: IoU overlap for negative anchors (all anchors with overlap < negative_overlap are negative). positive_overlap: IoU overlap or positive anchors (all anchors with overlap > positive_overlap are positive). Returns labels_batch: batch that contains labels & anchor states (np.array of shape (batch_size, N, num_classes + 1), where N is the number of anchors for an image and the last column defines the anchor state (-1 for ignore, 0 for bg, 1 for fg). regression_batch: batch that contains bounding-box regression targets for an image & anchor states (np.array of shape (batch_size, N, 4 + 1), where N is the number of anchors for an image, the first 4 columns define regression targets for (x1, y1, x2, y2) and the last column defines anchor states (-1 for ignore, 0 for bg, 1 for fg).
| def mynet.utils.anchors (copy).anchors_for_shape | ( | image_shape, | |
pyramid_levels = None , |
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anchor_params = None , |
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shapes_callback = None |
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| ) |
Generate anchors for a given shape. Args image_shape : The shape of the image. pyramid_levels : List of ints representing which pyramids to use (defaults to [3, 4, 5, 6, 7]). anchor_params : Struct containing anchor parameters. If None, default values are used. shapes_callback : Function to call for getting the shape of the image at different pyramid levels. Returns np.array of shape (N, 4) containing the (x1, y1, x2, y2) coordinates for the anchors.
| def mynet.utils.anchors (copy).bbox_transform | ( | anchors, | |
| gt_boxes, | |||
mean = None , |
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std = None |
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| ) |
Compute bounding-box regression targets for an image.
| def mynet.utils.anchors (copy).compute_gt_annotations | ( | anchors, | |
| annotations, | |||
negative_overlap = 0.4 , |
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positive_overlap = 0.5 |
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| ) |
Obtain indices of gt annotations with the greatest overlap. Args anchors: np.array of annotations of shape (N, 4) for (x1, y1, x2, y2). annotations: np.array of shape (N, 5) for (x1, y1, x2, y2, label). negative_overlap: IoU overlap for negative anchors (all anchors with overlap < negative_overlap are negative). positive_overlap: IoU overlap or positive anchors (all anchors with overlap > positive_overlap are positive). Returns positive_indices: indices of positive anchors ignore_indices: indices of ignored anchors argmax_overlaps_inds: ordered overlaps indices
| def mynet.utils.anchors (copy).generate_anchors | ( | base_size = 16 , |
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ratios = None , |
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scales = None |
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| ) |
Generate anchor (reference) windows by enumerating aspect ratios X scales w.r.t. a reference window.
| def mynet.utils.anchors (copy).guess_shapes | ( | image_shape, | |
| pyramid_levels | |||
| ) |
Guess shapes based on pyramid levels. Args image_shape: The shape of the image. pyramid_levels: A list of what pyramid levels are used. Returns A list of image shapes at each pyramid level.
| def mynet.utils.anchors (copy).layer_shapes | ( | image_shape, | |
| model | |||
| ) |
Compute layer shapes given input image shape and the model. Args image_shape: The shape of the image. model: The model to use for computing how the image shape is transformed in the pyramid. Returns A dictionary mapping layer names to image shapes.
| def mynet.utils.anchors (copy).make_shapes_callback | ( | model | ) |
Make a function for getting the shape of the pyramid levels.
| def mynet.utils.anchors (copy).shift | ( | shape, | |
| stride, | |||
| anchors | |||
| ) |
Produce shifted anchors based on shape of the map and stride size. Args shape : Shape to shift the anchors over. stride : Stride to shift the anchors with over the shape. anchors: The anchors to apply at each location.


tcp_server_stream(address, @key port_number, backlog = 128,
reuse_address = true, transcoder)
Return a new tcp-server-stream
from which network connections from clients are obtained.
Address
indicates the internet address of the network interface on which connections
requests are accepted, and possibly the IP port number. A string of the form "INTF:PORT"
will be parsed and the value of INTF
will be assigned to address and the integer value of
PORT
will be assigned to port_number. This argument can also be a 4 element byte-array
(or u8array
which
contain the 32-bit IPv4 address or an 8 element byte-array which contain the 128-bit IPv6 address.
Port_number
must be an exact integer. Indicates the IP port number assigned to the socket which
accepts connection requests from clients.
Backlog
must be a positive-exact-integer. Indicates the maximum number of connection requests
that can be waiting to be accepted by a call to read (technically it is the value passed as the
second argument of the UNIX listen() function). The default value of this setting is 128.
Reuse_address
should be a boolean value. Controls whether it is possible to assign a
port number that is currently active. Note that when a server process terminates, the socket
it was using to accept connection requests does not become inactive immediately.
Instead it remains active for a few minutes to ensure clean termination of the connections.
A setting of false will cause an exception to be raised in that case. A setting of true
will allow a port number to be used even if it is active. The default value of
this setting is true
.
Transcoder
, if present, must be a transcoder object that will be used to encode and decode
characters in the stream.
// A simple network echo server:
let s = tcp_server_stream(2020)
function echo(client)
{ showln(stream = client, read_line(client))
flush_writer(client) }
letfn loop (client = read(s))
{ !call_with_stream(client, echo)
loop(read(s)) }
// The following code can be used to test the echo server:
let c = tcp_client_stream("localhost:2020")
showln(stream = c, "hello")
flush_writer(c)
read_line(c)
//> hello


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by tinako97
Pass either a Unix timestamp or a natural language date. Receive a JSON object of that date in both unix and natural language.
https://freecodecamp4-tinako97.c9users.io/December 15, 2015
https://freecodecamp4-tinako97.c9users.io/1450137600
{ "unix":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "natural": "December 15, 2015" }


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BLE_API
v2.1.3
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BLE Service Declaration With An Attribute. More...
#include <ble_host.h>
Data Fields | |
| void * | uuidType |
| void * | uuidValue |
| uint16_t | lenValue |
| uint8_t | propertyValue |
| uint8_t | permFormatDB |
| void(* | attCallFunc )(BLE_Event_AttParam *AttParam) |
BLE Service Declaration With An Attribute.
| void(* ATTRIBUTE_BLE::attCallFunc) (BLE_Event_AttParam *AttParam) |
Register callback function.
| uint16_t ATTRIBUTE_BLE::lenValue |
The length of attribute value.
| uint8_t ATTRIBUTE_BLE::permFormatDB |
UUID format and characteristic permission.
| uint8_t ATTRIBUTE_BLE::propertyValue |
Characteristic properties.
| void* ATTRIBUTE_BLE::uuidType |
Attribute type which defined by a UUID, an UUID is used to identify every attribute type.
| void* ATTRIBUTE_BLE::uuidValue |
Attribute Value shall be the 16-bit Bluetooth UUID or 128-bit UUID for the service/ characteristic, known as the service/ characteristic UUID.


View Photos of the 2020 BMW 8-series 05 Nov 2019, 17:35 by Car and Driver View Photos of the 2020 BMW 8-series From Car and Driver


{% extends 'layout.html' %} {% block main_content %}
Welcome to Minstrel. I've got {{ tracks|length }} tracks to play. What's your mood?


‘Di Asa’ winner kicked off Emirates flight to Dubai for being too huge
by Qwame Benedict2019 winner of Atinka TV’s ‘Di Asa’ known as PM according to reports was kicked out on an Emirate Airline flight en route Dubai for her huge size.
PM, and two runner ups, Maafia and Gaza as part of their award package is to embark on a sponsored trip to Dubai.
But, unfortunately for PM, she was disallowed to be onboard all because her body size was bigger than a single seat in Emirates Airlines’ flight.
She was the ultimate winner of the reality show but her dream of traveling abroad for the first time was quashed by Emirates Airlines.