Rebel Without A Cause
A review by Chris Holland & Scott Hamilton of http://www.stomptokyo.com/
Our rating: four lava lamps (out of 5).
One of our older friends, now fifty-something, once related the experience of seeing Rebel Without a Cause for the first time:
"I stumbled out of the theater, just in shock... people my age came up to me and said, 'What's it about?' and all I could say was 'It's about us!' ...In those days, Hollywood just didn't make movies like that. It was important to suddenly have a movie that was about us."
Certainly, this is Rebel's claim to fame: it was one of the first films to portray its teen generation of moviegoers in a semi-realistic (if overly dramatized) fashion. Unfortunately, its success led to a glut of teen exploitation films which still surface now and again (Switchblade Sisters, anyone?). But this film itself is not to blame.
James Dean plays Jim Stark, the first in what will be a trio of main characters with first names starting with J. Jim begins the film nearly passed out in a gutter, and is brought into the police station on charges of public drunkenness. There he briefly meets Judy (Natalie Wood) and Johnny, better known as Plato (Sal Mineo). Jim is new in the neighborhood, and we guess this is the way he gets to know people -- through the friendly local law-enforcement offices.
The morning after his parents rescue him from the police (thereby revealing a whole set of dysfunctional family problems), Jim runs into Plato and Judy again. Although Plato, an outsider in his own right, is immediately accepting of Jim, Judy is somewhat harder to win over. She runs with a rough crowd, and Jim's initiation into that crowd is equally rough.
During the course of the initiation (a high stakes game of chicken), Judy's boyfriend is killed, and she immediately bonds with the sensitive Jim. Meanwhile the boyfriend's gang (including a young Dennis Hopper) decide that Jim has ratted them out to the police and decide to hunt Jim down.
The rest of the movie documents what happens that night.
Today, a lot of the movie seems pretty silly. An early scene takes place during a planetarium show, and the show itself appears to be narrated by some wierdo who broke into the observatory, started the show, and is just making it up as he goes along. This is the kind of film where even the bad kids wear ties. There is also a lot of painfully self-aware dialogue, but that's pretty much par for the course in any serious film from this time period.
However, what viewers watching the film today will notice above anything else is that Plato is gay. Now, Rebel was made in 1955 and there was a self-censorship board in the U.S. that didn't allow the subject of homosexuality to be portrayed in films, but Plato is about as gay as a character could be in a 1950's movie. Besides Sal Mineo's constant come-hither looks at James Dean, there is also some very interesting dialogue. Here are some of Plato's best lines, delivered in a rush to James Dean:
"Hey, you want to come home with me? I mean there's nobody home at my house and heck, I'm not tired. Are you? See, I don't have too many people I can talk to... If you want to come, we could talk, and in the morning, we could have breakfast like my dad used to. Gee, if only you could have been my dad."
Okay, at the end it gets into kind of a weird area, but you get the idea.   But hey, this is all just theory, right? No one actually comes out and says that Plato prefers the company of men....
Rebel Without a Cause is, if nothing else, a fiercely honest movie (on points other than Plato's sexuality). Dean's portrayal of Jim is both vulnerable and defiant, and the disparities between Judy's sex-kitten school persona and confused, rejected daughter-self at home reveal a lot about the amount of information withheld from teenagers in the 1950's.
Jim: Nobody talks to children. Judy: No, they just tell them.
We suspect that Rebel Without a Cause (and other films like it) had a lot to do with the changes in Hollywood that were soon to happen; it was certainly a harbinger of the change in American culture looming just over the decade's horizon. In any case, it's a wonderful movie if you can adjust to the time period and realize that if the lines seem cheesy, at least the feelings behind them were real.
-- Stomp Tokyo Video Reviews http://www.stomptokyo.com/
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Dog Park Directed by: Bruce McCulloch Starring: Natasha Henstridge, Luke Wilson, Janeane Garofalo, Kathleen Robertson, Bruce McCulloch, Mark McKinney Running time: 91 minutes My rating (5 star scale): ***1/2
A young couple have split and are fighting over custody of their dog, Mowgli. Another, seemingly perfect, couple have two dogs. A lonely woman who hosts a children's tv show has a dog called Peanut. They all take their pets to the dog park. They all take them to the same obedience instructor. And pretty soon they have all met.
This is a film about relationships and how they do and don't work. Andy misses Mowgli.  Since Andy isn't having any sex, his house is a better home. But Andy meets Lorna (Peanuts owner).  Despite this less than best first date, Andy likes her and sends her flowers - against the advice of his friend Jeri (the female half of the perfect couple). But Lorna throws out the flowers and vows never to see him again.
Jeri then convinces Andy to participate in a bachelor auction for charity. He's purchased, for $100, by a vegan physical therapist who starts causing real problems for Mowgli when she and Andy start having some very energetic sex. But Andy doesn't really love her, he's just terrified of not being in a relationship. Something shared by almost everyone in the film.
The dogs may be in obedience school (and some of the comedic highlights come from their instructor who firmly believes dogs are better than children) but it's the owners who need training. They lack any self control and are driven by their passions and fears.
Of course, we all know how a romantic comedy like this ends, but it is fun getting there. The dogs are cute, the relationships close to real, and the dialogue reasonable. If you liked movies like Ed's Next Move, you'll love this.
-- Allan Jenoff Check out my web page at http://www.interlog.com/~jenoff/
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Health
We offer a variety of employer-sponsored health plans with company contributions. We also offer vision and dental plans, along with HSAs. The process of selecting and managing plans is made easy and seamless by our payroll provider.
Health plans
The following plans from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas are available for the 2023-2024 coverage period:
- Blue Advantage Bronze HMO (HDHP) (base plan)
- Blue Choice Bronze PPO (HDHP)
- Blue Choice Silver PPO
- Blue Advantage Gold HMO
- Blue Advantage Platinum HMO
- Blue Choice Platinum PPO
Dental and vision plans
The following plans from Beam are available for the 2023-2024 coverage period:
Health savings account
Team members with a health plan that meets the requirements for a “High Deductible Health Plan” (HDHP) can optionally add a health savings account (HSA) as a tax-saving measure for many types of health expenses.
Company contribution
Our company will contribute 50% of the cost of the employee’s base health plan premium, toward whichever of the above health plans the employee chooses. Here’s a hypothetical example of what that looks like:
| Plan A (base) | Plan B | Plan C | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Employee premium | $300 | $400 | $500 |
| Company contribution | $150 | $150 | $150 |
| Employee contribution | $150 | $250 | $350 |
There is no company contribution toward dental premiums, vision premiums, or HSAs.
We’ve established a plan to slowly phase out extra compensation for team members with a spouse and/or dependents (a relic of an earlier health benefit arrangement). As such, for the 2022-2023 coverage period, we’re contributing 100% of the cost of each non-employee’s base health plan premium. This will be followed by 50% in the 2023-2024 coverage period and 0% in all future coverage periods.
Coverage period
Our benefits coverage period is from March 1st through February 28/29th of the following year.
Enrollment
For new team members, coverage can typically begin as early as the next 1st of the month following your hire date. The exception to this is, if you’re hired on the 1st of a month, dental and vision plans can begin the same day.
Existing team members will receive communications each year regarding the annual open enrollment period (the period when changes can be made to health benefits). If you have a “qualifying life event,” team members can notify our payroll provider, and they can assist with making changes to health benefits during a special enrollment period.
Premium pricing
Our plans use ”member-level” premiums, where each covered person’s premium is based on their age and ZIP code. This is different than ”composite” premiums, where employees are placed into one of four categories (employee only, employee + spouse, employee + dependents, employee + spouse + dependents). Composite premiums are more common with large employers but have several shortcomings, especially with small- to mid-sized employers.
FAQs
- Can a family mix-and-match the above health plans? Unfortunately, no. Family members must use the same plan the employee chooses, or opt for coverage from elsewhere.
- Can an employee decline health coverage? Yes, but proof-of-coverage from a different health plan must be provided.
- If an employee declines health coverage, can their spouse and/or dependents still receive coverage? Unfortunately, no. Since the employee is the primary on the plan, for their spouse and/or dependents to receive coverage through our company, the employee cannot decline coverage.


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My Alma Mater, Biola University, is still one of the best places to learn.
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echo "copying and backing up all files..."
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cp -f -p $HOME/.login $HOME/backup
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No checks on goods leaving Northern Ireland claims Boris Johnson
by ALLISON MORRISPrime Minister Boris Johnson has claimed there will be no border in the Irish Sea as a result of his Brexit deal despite different rules on goods as part of his proposed arrangements.
Under the deal, negotiated by Mr Johnson, Northern Ireland will continue to follow many European Union rules on food and manufactured goods, while the rest of the UK will not. The north will also be subject to EU customs rules but will remain part of the UK's customs territory.
Loyalists have reacted angrily to the proposals processes and checks which are widely interpreted as amounting to "an Irish Sea border."
The Prime Minister was taking part in a BBC phone in yesterday and was asked about the proposals by a caller from Belfast.
He claimed there would be no checks on any goods from Northern Ireland to the UK and that local businesses would not encounter additional paperwork or fees as a result of the deal.
"This is a matter for the UK government and we will make sure that businesses face no extra costs and no checks for stuff being exported from NI to GB," he said.
However Mr Johnson gave no commitments on what would happen with trade coming in the opposite direction.
The EU has particularly strict rules on the importation of "products of animal origin" which enter through a border inspection post where all shipments are subject to document checks.


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number of enabled tabs that were disabled before.
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Rev Obofour mobbed by huge crowd at Bro Sammy’s album launch
by Lizbeth BrownThe General overseer of Anointed Palace Chapel, Rev Obofour was the chairman at gospel musician Bro Sammy’s album launch held yesterday 24th October 2019 at Dichemso in the Ashanti Region.
The ceremony was attended by celebrities like Kwaku Manu, Wayoosi, Tracey Boakye, Emelia Brobbey, nayas among several others.
Rev Obofour who arrived late to the program was welcomed by a huge crowd, chanting his name as he entered the auditorium.
He arrived with some military personnel who had to control the huge crowd to enable him to make his way into the venue.
There was also a display of wealth at the album launch as Rev Obofour purchased the first copy of Bro Sammy’s album for 1 billion cedis.
Rev Obofour also known as Iron Boy also sprayed money on Bro Sammy during his performance
Watch the video below;
Rev Obofour proved that indeed he is one of the richest pastors in Ghana as he also sprayed huge sums of money on the MC at the album launch.


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orderAdd( associative_array $order )
Import Ecommerce Order Information to be used for Segmentation. This will
generally be used by ecommerce package plugins provided
by us or by 3rd part system developers.
Parameters
- $order
associative_array $order - id string the Order Id - campaign_id string optional the Campaign Id to
track this order against (see the "mc_cid" query string variable a campaign
passes) - email_id string optional (kind of) the Email Id of the subscriber we
should attach this order to (see the "mc_eid" query string variable a campaign
passes) - required if campaign_id is passed, otherwise either this or
email is required. If both are provided, email_id
takes precedence - email string optional (kind of) the Email Address we should
attach this order to - either this or email_id is
required. If both are provided, email_id takes precedence - total double The
Order Total (ie, the full amount the customer ends up paying) - order_date
string optional the date of the order - if this is not provided, we will default
the date to now. Should be in the format of 2012-12-30 - shipping double
optional the total paid for Shipping Fees - tax double optional the total tax
paid - store_id string a unique id for the store sending the order in (32 bytes
max) - store_name string optional a "nice" name for the store - typically the
base web address (ie, "store.mailchimp.com"). We will automatically update this
if it changes (based on store_id) - items array structs for each individual line
item including: - line_num int optional the line number of the item on the
order. We will generate these if they are not passed - product_id int the
store's internal Id for the product. Lines that do no contain this will be
skipped - sku string optional the store's internal SKU for the product. (max 30
bytes) - product_name string the product name for the product_id associated with
this item. We will auto update these as they change (based on product_id) -
category_id int the store's internal Id for the (main) category associated with
this product. Our testing has found this to be a "best guess" scenario -
category_name string the category name for the category_id this product is in.
Our testing has found this to be a "best guess" scenario. Our plugins walk the
category heirarchy up and send "Root - SubCat1 - SubCat4", etc. - qty double
optional the quantity of the item ordered - defaults to 1 - cost double optional
the cost of a single item (ie, not the extended cost of the line) - defaults to
0
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associative_array with a single entry: - complete bool whether the call worked. reallistically
this will always be true as errors will be thrown otherwise.
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orderDel( string $store_id, string $order_id )
Delete Ecommerce Order Information used for segmentation. This will generally
be used by ecommerce package plugins that we
provide or by 3rd part system developers.
Delete Ecommerce Order Information used for segmentation. This will generally
be used by ecommerce package plugins that we
provide or by 3rd part system developers.
Parameters
- $store_id
string $store_id
- $order_id
string $order_id
Returns
associative_array with a single entry: - complete bool whether the call worked. reallistically
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Retrieve the Ecommerce Orders for an account
Retrieve the Ecommerce Orders for an account
Parameters
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string $cid
- $start
integer $start
- $limit
integer $limit
- $since
string $since
Returns
associative_array the total matching orders and the specific orders for the requested page - total
int the total matching orders - data array structs for each order being returned
- store_id string the store id generated by the plugin used to uniquely identify
a store - store_name string the store name collected by the plugin - often the
domain name - order_id string the internal order id the store tracked this order
by - email string the email address that received this campaign and is
associated with this order - order_total double the order total - tax_total
double the total tax for the order (if collected) - ship_total double the
shipping total for the order (if collected) - order_date string the date the
order was tracked - from the store if possible, otherwise the GMT time we
received it - items array structs for each line item on this order.: - line_num
int the line number - product_id int the product id - product_name string the
product name - product_sku string the sku for the product - product_category_id
int the category id for the product - product_category_name string the category
name for the product - qty int the quantity ordered - cost double the cost of
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1st and 2nd order low pass filters
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lpf_1st_order( sword in ui, sdword in out u1, byte in time_const) return sword
lpf_2nd_order(sword in ui, sdword in out u1, sdword in out u2, byte in time_const) return sword
lpf_1st_order( sword in ui, sdword in out u1, byte in time_const) return sword
lpr_1st_order inputs: ui - input value (measurement) u1 - an internal variables for the filter, used to store the state of the filter. (u1 contains the return-value << time_const) time_const nr of bits that is shifted to the right. ex: 3 = divide by 8, which takes 8 calls to this function to achieve 1 tau (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low-pass_filter for explanation of tau) return: filtered value of input.
lpf_2nd_order(sword in ui, sdword in out u1, sdword in out u2, byte in time_const) return sword
lpr_2nd_order time_const = nr of bits that is shifted to the right ex: 3 = divide by 8, which takes 8 calls to achieve 1 tau (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low-pass_filter for explanation of tau) u1 and u2 are internal variables for the filter. (u1 is an indication of the first order of the output) (u2 contains the return-value << 16) Bug: with input 0, output can wrap around to -1 (=65535)


After four weeks of struggling during its nonconference schedule, Ohio earned its first win of the season, 34-17, over Akron on Saturday.
The Bobcats put up a much more complete and organized performance against the Zips than they did against their first four opponents. They drove down the field and scored consistently, contained weapons on the opposing offense and cleaned up many of the avoidable mistakes that originally set them on a four-game losing streak. Ohio is 1-0 in the Mid-American Conference, which is arguably the most important stat it has right now.
Here were some of the biggest improvements made by Ohio on Saturday, and how they gave it its first win of the season:
Ohio found consistency with its run game
In Ohio’s first four games, it averaged 141 rushing yards per game on an average of 28.75 carries. Those numbers aren’t low, but when paired with a passing attack that also struggled to get downfield, Ohio wasn’t finding the end zone.
Against the Zips, the Bobcats got off to a quick start with their run game and further embraced it as the game went on. After picking up 163 rushing yards on 20 carries in the first half, Ohio’s run game was pushed to the forefront in the final two quarters.
Ohio had only one passing attempt in the second half next to its 27 rushes and 235 yards. De’Montre Tuggle, Armani Rogers and O’Shaan Allison picked up the majority of Ohio’s yards, with Tuggle leading on a career-high 201 yards and a touchdown. Rogers picked up two rushing touchdowns of his own after taking over as quarterback for the entire second half.
The Bobcats went all in on their run game, and it paid off.
Ohio’s defense shut the gates
Ohio not only found a groove in its run game, but the defense also found a way to stop opposing rushers.
Prior to their game against the Zips, the Bobcats allowed an average of 283.5 rushing yards per game.
Against Akron, Ohio allowed just 112 yards on the ground, a 56-yard improvement from its second-best performance of the season against Duquesne. Thanks to improved tackling by Ohio’s defense and the shutdown of dual-threat quarterback DJ Irons, Akron didn’t get much done on the ground. Ohio’s defense helped the offense to build a steady lead late in the game.
The MAC has plenty of dangerous rushers, including Central Michigan’s Lew Nichols. If Ohio wants to start a win streak in conference play, it will help if its run defense continues to look like it did against Akron.
Strong drives were capitalized on
Ohio had trouble scoring for most of its first four games. While much of that came from issues with driving downfield, it didn’t help that Ohio struggled to finish when just shy of the end zone.
The Bobcats had just three red-zone touchdowns prior to their matchup against the Zips, and all three came in their game against Duquesne. Other than those, Ohio made three field goals, missed three other field goal attempts and fumbled while in the red zone prior to Saturday. Turnovers and missed field goals weren’t sufficient when going against a nonconference slate that included Syracuse, Louisiana and Northwestern.
Against Akron, Ohio cleaned up its act. It reached the red zone four times on Saturday and scored every single time, with two of those scores being touchdowns. It wasn’t perfect, as Ohio was inside the opposing 10-yard line twice and was forced to kick field goals. Even still, it’s promising that the Bobcats have found more consistency in their kicking game, avoided turnovers and managed to run up the score.


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My thesaurus lists several synonyms for the word `dumb,' but I've crossed them all out and printed just two words in their place: "Battlefield Earth." This film adaptation of L. Ron Hubbard's best-selling 1982 sci-fi book is just as silly as the religion he created, and it probably never would have been made if it weren't for the constant lobbying by the film's star/producer (and raging Scientologist) John Travolta.
Comparisons to Planet of the Apes will be inevitable, but Earth comes off as more of an ill-conceived cross between the 1984 Brat Pack film Red Dawn and Styx's concept album `Killroy Was Here.' It's a heavy-handed good-versus-evil story that is poorly directed, poorly written, poorly acted and plays like a movie made for 2:00 AM viewing on basic cable rather than the summer blockbuster season. The best description of the film I've seen is as follows: `Give Ed Wood a $100 million budget, and you get Battlefield Earth.'
Earth is set in the year 3000 (it's actually subtitled A Saga of the Year 3000), where a sadistic alien race from the planet Psychlos has taken over Earth and wiped out most of its inhabitants. Terl (Travolta, The General's Daughter) is the Psychlo Security Director of Earth who, as the film opens, finds out that his proposed transfer back to Psychlos has been postponed for several years. Terl has a sidekick named Ker (Forest Whitaker, Ghost Dog), who looks like a melange of The Next Generation's Worf and the Cowardly Lion from The Wizard of Oz.
Meanwhile, Johnnie (Barry Pepper, The Green Mile), one of Earth's few remaining humans, decides he's fed up with living in fear of the Psychlos and rides horseback to what used to be Denver to confront the aliens head-on. Johnnie is immediately captured by Terl, who tries to use the spunky young Earthling to mine gold in an area of the planet containing radioactive air that is deadly for Psychlos.
What unfolds is a predictably conventional story of the meek inheriting the Earth – literally. With a story this unimaginative, you would expect some decent, over-the-top violence, or at least cutting-edge special effects, but Earth offers neither. Instead, the film attempts to be inventive by shooting every scene off-kilter and using a completely annoying dissolve from the center of the screen as a transition between scenes. Some of Earth's dialogue is bad enough to induce mock laughter and applause from the audience, MST3K-style.
Travolta is just plain silly in the role he's been waiting his whole life to play. His Terl kind of sounds like Stewie on The Family Guy – another person with an oddly-shaped head and, in a harmlessly evil kind of way, ambitions beyond his means.  I'd like to comment on the other actors in the film, but Earth is one of those pictures where you're not sure what anybody's name is. And to make matters worse, Earth only covers half of Hubbard's 1,000-plus page novel. The filmmakers plan on releasing a sequel in two years.
Much has and will be said about the similarities between Earth and
Scientology. Travolta swears one has nothing to do with the other, but
he's as honest with himself as anybody else that's this into their
religion. Scientologists believe that psychiatrists are responsible for
the majority of evil in the world, so it's no coincidence that the bad
guys in the film (and Hubbard's book) are called Psychlos. I have a lot
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Marcus Ghosh
- Lab member: 2021-
- @MarcusGhosh
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Marcus Ghosh is a Research Fellow funded by the Paris Region Fellowship Programme. He works on spiking neural network models of multisensory integration in larval zebrafish. He carries out corresponding experimental work in the group of Volker Bormuth.
Publications
Note that only publications as part of the Neural Reckoning group are included here (see external publications below for full list).
2023
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Ghosh M, Béna G, Bormuth V, Goodman DFM
Multimodal units fuse-then-accumulate evidence across channels.
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External publications
This is a short preview of the publications from other sources (ORCID, Semantic Scholar). Note that publications from work done outside the Neural Reckoning group are included in this list.
2023
- Hellen Weinschutz Mendes, et al. (2023)
High-throughput functional analysis of autism genes in zebrafish identifies convergence in dopaminergic and neuroimmune pathways
Cell Reports
2021
2020
- Dale Bryant, et al. (2020)
Diverse species-specific phenotypic consequences of loss of function sorting nexin 14 mutations
Scientific Reports - Marcus Ghosh, Jason Rihel (2020)
Hierarchical Compression Reveals Sub-Second to Day-Long Structure in Larval Zebrafish Behavior
eneuro
2018
- Tim G. Ashlin, Nicholas J. Blunsom, Marcus Ghosh, Shamshad Cockcroft, Jason Rihel (2018)
Pitpnc1a Regulates Zebrafish Sleep and Wake Behavior through Modulation of Insulin-like Growth Factor Signaling.
Cell Reports
2016
- Ellen J. Hoffman, et al. (2016)
Estrogens Suppress a Behavioral Phenotype in Zebrafish Mutants of the Autism Risk Gene, CNTNAP2
Neuron
2015
- Pedro Martin-Cabrera, et al. (2015)
Clinical use of low haemoglobin density, transferrin saturation, bone marrow morphology, Perl's stain and other plasma markers in the identification of treatable anaemia presenting for cardiac surgery in a prospective cohort study
Journal of Clinical Pathology
2014
- Matthew Hung, et al. (2014)
A prospective observational cohort study to identify the causes of anaemia and association with outcome in cardiac surgical patients
Heart


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In this Pandas with Python tutorial, we cover standard deviation. With Pandas, there is a built in function, so this will be a short one. The only major thing to note is that we're going to be plotting on multiple plots on 1 figure:
import pandas as pd from pandas import DataFrame from matplotlib import pyplot as plt df = pd.read_csv('sp500_ohlc.csv', index_col = 'Date', parse_dates=True) print(df.head())
Typical stuff you've seen above.
Next, we make our standard deviation column:
df['STD'] = pd.rolling_std(df['Close'], 25, min_periods=1)
Hey, that was easy! Now let's plot it all. Let's compare price to standard deviation.
ax1 = plt.subplot(2, 1, 1) df['Close'].plot()
This is new! It's not too hard though. When you add subplots, you have three parameters. The first is how many "Tall" you want (height), the second parameter is how many wide (width) you want. The 3rd parameter is the # of the plot. So, if you have a 2 x 1, that means you have only 1 column of subplots, but two rows. #1 would be the top, #2 would be the bottom. If you had a 2x2, then #1 would be top left, #4 would be bottom right, #2 would be top right, and #3 would be bottom left.
ax2 = plt.subplot(2, 1, 2, sharex = ax1) df['STD'].plot() plt.show()
But wait, there's more! It looks like we had a 4th parameter... they just keep on coming! The fourth parameter we're using here is a parameter telling matplotlib that we'd like to always have the x-axis line up on both charts. This makes moving the charts around, zooming, and general chart manipulation keep things in line. It's a nice touch for sure.
That's all there is to it. Really, learning how to plot multiple figures and do shared axis was more than standard deviation!


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Typedefs | |
| typedef struct PShmBuffer_ | PShmBuffer |
| Shared memory buffer opaque data structure. More... | |
Functions | |
| P_LIB_API PShmBuffer * | p_shm_buffer_new (const pchar *name, psize size, PError **error) |
| Creates a new PShmBuffer structure. More... | |
| P_LIB_API void | p_shm_buffer_free (PShmBuffer *buf) |
| Frees PShmBuffer structure. More... | |
| P_LIB_API void | p_shm_buffer_take_ownership (PShmBuffer *buf) |
| Takes ownership of a shared memory buffer. More... | |
| P_LIB_API pint | p_shm_buffer_read (PShmBuffer *buf, ppointer storage, psize len, PError **error) |
| Tries to read data from a shared memory buffer. More... | |
| P_LIB_API pssize | p_shm_buffer_write (PShmBuffer *buf, ppointer data, psize len, PError **error) |
| Tries to write data into a shared memory buffer. More... | |
| P_LIB_API pssize | p_shm_buffer_get_free_space (PShmBuffer *buf, PError **error) |
| Gets free space in the shared memory buffer. More... | |
| P_LIB_API pssize | p_shm_buffer_get_used_space (PShmBuffer *buf, PError **error) |
| Gets used space in the shared memory buffer. More... | |
| P_LIB_API void | p_shm_buffer_clear (PShmBuffer *buf) |
| Clears all data in the buffer and fills it with zeros. More... | |
Shared memory buffer.
A shared memory buffer works like any other buffer but it is built upon a shared memory region instead of the process-only address space. Thus it inherits all the advantages and disadvantages of shared memory behavior. You should read about PShm before using this buffer implementation to understand underlying restrictions.
The shared memory buffer is process-wide and identified by its name across the system, thus it can be opened by any process if it knows its name. Use p_shm_buffer_new() to open the shared memory buffer and p_shm_buffer_free() to close it.
All read/write operations are completely thread- and process-safe, which means that no other synchronization primitive is required, even for inter- process access. A PShm locking mechanism is used for access synchronization.
The buffer is cyclic and non-overridable which means that you wouldn't get buffer overflow and wouldn't override previously written data until reading it.
The read operation checks whether there is any data available and reads it in case of successful check. After reading the data used space in the buffer is marked as free and any subsequent write operation may overwrite it. Thus you couldn't read the same data twice. The read operation is performed with the p_shm_buffer_read() call.
The write operation checks whether there is enough free space available and writes a given memory block only if the buffer has enough free space. Otherwise no data is written. The write operation is performed with the p_shm_buffer_write() call.
Data can be read and written into the buffer only sequentially. There is no way to access an arbitrary address inside the buffer.
You can take ownership of the shared memory buffer with p_shm_buffer_take_ownership() to explicitly remove it from the system after closing. Please refer to the PShm description to understand the intention of this action.
Definition in file pshmbuffer.h.
| typedef struct PShmBuffer_ PShmBuffer |
Shared memory buffer opaque data structure.
Definition at line 84 of file pshmbuffer.h.
| P_LIB_API void p_shm_buffer_clear | ( | PShmBuffer * | buf | ) |
Clears all data in the buffer and fills it with zeros.
| buf | PShmBuffer to clear. |
| P_LIB_API void p_shm_buffer_free | ( | PShmBuffer * | buf | ) |
Frees PShmBuffer structure.
| buf | PShmBuffer to free. |
Note that a buffer will be completely removed from the system only after the last instance of the buffer with the same name is closed.
| P_LIB_API pssize p_shm_buffer_get_free_space | ( | PShmBuffer * | buf, |
| PError ** | error | ||
| ) |
Gets free space in the shared memory buffer.
| buf | PShmBuffer to check space in. | |
| [out] | error | Error report object, NULL to ignore. |
| P_LIB_API pssize p_shm_buffer_get_used_space | ( | PShmBuffer * | buf, |
| PError ** | error | ||
| ) |
Gets used space in the shared memory buffer.
| buf | PShmBuffer to check space in. | |
| [out] | error | Error report object, NULL to ignore. |
| P_LIB_API PShmBuffer* p_shm_buffer_new | ( | const pchar * | name, |
| psize | size, | ||
| PError ** | error | ||
| ) |
Creates a new PShmBuffer structure.
| name | Unique buffer name. | |
| size | Buffer size in bytes, can't be changed later. | |
| [out] | error | Error report object, NULL to ignore. |
If a buffer with the same name already exists then the size will be ignored and the existing buffer will be returned.
Tries to read data from a shared memory buffer.
| buf | PShmBuffer to read data from. | |
| [out] | storage | Output buffer to put data in. |
| len | Storage size in bytes. | |
| [out] | error | Error report object, NULL to ignore. |
| P_LIB_API void p_shm_buffer_take_ownership | ( | PShmBuffer * | buf | ) |
Takes ownership of a shared memory buffer.
| buf | Shared memory buffer. |
If you take ownership of the shared memory buffer, p_shm_buffer_free() will try to completely unlink it and remove from the system. This is useful on UNIX systems, where shared memory can survive an application crash. On the Windows and OS/2 platforms this call has no effect.
The common usage of this call is upon application startup to ensure that the memory segment from the previous crash can be removed from the system. To do that, call p_shm_buffer_new() and check if its condition is normal (used space, free space). If not, take ownership of the shared memory buffer object and remove it with the p_shm_buffer_free() call. After that, create it again.
Tries to write data into a shared memory buffer.
| buf | PShmBuffer to write data into. | |
| data | Data to write. | |
| len | Data size in bytes. | |
| [out] | error | Error report object, NULL to ignore. |


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Functions | |
| void | CSL_armR5Dsb (void) |
| Executes DSB instruction. | |
| void | CSL_armR5FpuEnable (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable the Floating Point Unit (FPU) More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5IntrEnableFiq (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable FIQ interrupt generation. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5IntrEnableIrq (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable IRQ interrupt generation. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5IntrEnableVic (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable VIC. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5CacheEnableICache (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable instruction caches. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5CacheEnableDCache (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable data caches. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5CacheEnableAllCache (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable instruction and data caches. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5CacheInvalidateAllIcache (void) |
| Invalidate all instruction caches. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5CacheInvalidateAllDcache (void) |
| Invalidate all data caches. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5CacheInvalidateAllCache (void) |
| Invalidate all instruction and data caches. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5CacheInvalidateIcacheMva (uint32_t address) |
| Invalidate an instruction cache line by MVA. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5CacheInvalidateDcacheMva (uint32_t address) |
| Invalidate a data cache line by MVA. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5CacheInvalidateDcacheSetWay (uint32_t set, uint32_t way) |
| Invalidate a data cache line by set and way. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5CacheCleanDcacheMva (uint32_t address) |
| Clean a data cache line by MVA. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5CacheCleanDcacheSetWay (uint32_t set, uint32_t way) |
| Clean a data cache line by set and way. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5CacheCleanInvalidateDcacheMva (uint32_t address) |
| Clean and invalidate a data cache line by MVA. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5CacheCleanInvalidateDcacheSetWay (uint32_t set, uint32_t way) |
| Clean and invalidate a data cache line by set and way. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5CacheEnableForceWrThru (uint32_t enable) |
| Enable/disable force write-through (WT) for write-back (WB) regions. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5CacheDisableEcc (void) |
| Disable ECC (parity) checking on cache rams. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5CacheEnableAxiAccess (void) |
| Enable AXI slave access to cache RAM. More... | |
| uint32_t | CSL_armR5CacheGetIcacheLineSize (void) |
| Get the instruction cache line size. More... | |
| uint32_t | CSL_armR5CacheGetDcacheLineSize (void) |
| Get the data cache line size. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5GetCpuID (CSL_ArmR5CPUInfo *cpuInfo) |
| Get the cluster group and CPU ID for current R5 Core. More... | |
| uint32_t | CSL_armR5ReadMpidrReg (void) |
| Get the contents fo MPIDR register. More... | |
| uintptr_t | CSL_armR5GetCpsrRegVal (void) |
| Get the CPSR register value. More... | |
| void | CSL_armR5DisableIrqFiq (void) |
| This function will disable IRQ and FIQ in single instruction. More... | |
| uintptr_t | CSL_armR5EnableIrqFiq (uint32_t cookie) |
| This function will enable IRQ and FIQ in single instruction. More... | |
| void CSL_armR5CacheCleanDcacheMva | ( | uint32_t | address | ) |
Clean a data cache line by MVA.
This function is used to clean a data cache Line by MVA.
| address | [IN] Modified virtual address |
| void CSL_armR5CacheCleanDcacheSetWay | ( | uint32_t | set, |
| uint32_t | way | ||
| ) |
Clean a data cache line by set and way.
This function is used to clean a data cache line by set and way.
| set | [IN] Indicates the cache set to clean |
| way | [IN] Indicates the cache way to clean |
| void CSL_armR5CacheCleanInvalidateDcacheMva | ( | uint32_t | address | ) |
Clean and invalidate a data cache line by MVA.
This function is used to clean and invalidate a data cache Line by MVA.
| address | [IN] Modified virtual address |
| void CSL_armR5CacheCleanInvalidateDcacheSetWay | ( | uint32_t | set, |
| uint32_t | way | ||
| ) |
Clean and invalidate a data cache line by set and way.
This function is used to clean and invalidate a data cache line by set and way.
| set | [IN] Indicates the cache set to clean and invalidate |
| way | [IN] Indicates the cache way to clean and invalidate |
| void CSL_armR5CacheDisableEcc | ( | void | ) |
Disable ECC (parity) checking on cache rams.
This function is used to disable ECC (parity) checking on cache rams.
| None |
| void CSL_armR5CacheEnableAllCache | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable instruction and data caches.
This function is used to enable or disable instruction and data caches.
| enable | [IN] 0=All caches are disabled, otherwise they are enabled |
| void CSL_armR5CacheEnableAxiAccess | ( | void | ) |
Enable AXI slave access to cache RAM.
This function is used to enable AXI slave access to cache RAM.
| None |
| void CSL_armR5CacheEnableDCache | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable data caches.
This function is used to enable or disable data caches.
| enable | [IN] 0=Data cache are disabled, otherwise they are enabled |
| void CSL_armR5CacheEnableForceWrThru | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable force write-through (WT) for write-back (WB) regions.
This function is used to enable or disable force write-through (WT) for write-back (WB) regions.
| enable | [IN] 0=No forcing of WT, otherwise WT forced for WB regions |
| void CSL_armR5CacheEnableICache | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable instruction caches.
This function is used to enable or disable instruction caches.
| enable | [IN] 0=Instruction caches are disabled, otherwise they are enabled |
| uint32_t CSL_armR5CacheGetDcacheLineSize | ( | void | ) |
Get the data cache line size.
This function is used to get the data cache line size for MCU. Implementation of this API/code is use-case specific.
| None |
| uint32_t CSL_armR5CacheGetIcacheLineSize | ( | void | ) |
Get the instruction cache line size.
This function is used to get the instruction cache line size for MCU. Implementation of this API/code is use-case specific.
| None |
| void CSL_armR5CacheInvalidateAllCache | ( | void | ) |
Invalidate all instruction and data caches.
This function is used to invalidate all instruction and data caches.
| None |
| void CSL_armR5CacheInvalidateAllDcache | ( | void | ) |
Invalidate all data caches.
This function is used to invalidate all data caches.
| None |
| void CSL_armR5CacheInvalidateAllIcache | ( | void | ) |
Invalidate all instruction caches.
This function is used to invalidate all instruction cache.
| None |
| void CSL_armR5CacheInvalidateDcacheMva | ( | uint32_t | address | ) |
Invalidate a data cache line by MVA.
This function is used to invalidate a data cache Line by MVA.
| address | [IN] Modified virtual address |
| void CSL_armR5CacheInvalidateDcacheSetWay | ( | uint32_t | set, |
| uint32_t | way | ||
| ) |
Invalidate a data cache line by set and way.
This function is used to invalidate a data cache line by set and way.
| set | [IN] Indicates the cache set to invalidate |
| way | [IN] Indicates the cache way to invalidate |
| void CSL_armR5CacheInvalidateIcacheMva | ( | uint32_t | address | ) |
Invalidate an instruction cache line by MVA.
This function is used to invalidate an instruction cache Line by MVA.
| address | [IN] Modified virtual address |
| void CSL_armR5DisableIrqFiq | ( | void | ) |
This function will disable IRQ and FIQ in single instruction.
| None |
| uintptr_t CSL_armR5EnableIrqFiq | ( | uint32_t | cookie | ) |
This function will enable IRQ and FIQ in single instruction.
| cookie | CPSR value/ values returned by Intc_SystemDisable() |
| void CSL_armR5FpuEnable | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable the Floating Point Unit (FPU)
This function is used to enable or disable the FPU.
| enable | [IN] 0=FPU is disabled, otherwise FPU is enabled |
| uintptr_t CSL_armR5GetCpsrRegVal | ( | void | ) |
Get the CPSR register value.
This function is used to get the current value of CPSR value.
| None |
| void CSL_armR5GetCpuID | ( | CSL_ArmR5CPUInfo * | cpuInfo | ) |
Get the cluster group and CPU ID for current R5 Core.
| cpuInfo | Pointer to CPU info structure Refer struct CSL_ArmR5CPUInfo |
| void CSL_armR5IntrEnableFiq | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable FIQ interrupt generation.
This function is used to enable or disable FIQ interrupt generation.
| enable | [IN] 0=Interrupt generation is disabled, otherwise it is enabled |
| void CSL_armR5IntrEnableIrq | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable IRQ interrupt generation.
This function is used to enable or disable IRQ interrupt generation.
| enable | [IN] 0=Interrupt generation is disabled, otherwise it is enabled |
| void CSL_armR5IntrEnableVic | ( | uint32_t | enable | ) |
Enable/disable VIC.
This function is used to enable or disable the VIC.
| enable | [IN] 0=VIC is disabled, otherwise it is enabled |
| uint32_t CSL_armR5ReadMpidrReg | ( | void | ) |
Get the contents fo MPIDR register.
| None |


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Story: Words and sentences (given by |a!kunta)
Words and sentences (given by |a!kunta)
Title
Words and sentences (given by |a!kunta)
Collection
Summary
Words and sentences given by |a!kunta.
Comments
1) This story contains many notes on the verso pages concerning names of |xam, their genealogies, the names of places where they come from and the names of different groups of |xam (see pp.114v, 221v and 270v), 2) This story is found in Book I and Book II
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🐼🤹♂ pandas trick #82:
— Kevin Markham (@justmarkham) November 7, 2019
Want to select from a DataFrame by label *and* position?
Most readable approach is to chain "loc" (selection by label) and "iloc" (selection by position).
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If you want to do something like the following you might want to consider using REPLash.
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}
Features
- Lightweight: REPLash core has only one dependency
- Extensible: REPLash lets you replace any of its core components or write your own extensions
- Spring and Spring Boot Integration (Optional)
- Command History
- Tab Completion
Getting Started
REPLash is extensible. Extensible usually means complicated. These getting started instructions are meant to show the the simplest possible usage of REPLash. If you want to do something more complicated you should probably look through the source code.
Include the REPLash core module in your project.
<dependency>
<groupId>com.replash</groupId>
<artifactId>replash-core</artifactId>
<version>0.7</version>
</dependency>
The easiest way to get started is to use the ReplashBuilder class to build a Replash instance. Calling run() on the Replash instance enters the REPL (read-eval-print loop) until the user ends the session by using CTRL+C or typing 'quit' or 'exit'.
Let's take another look at the code segment above with some slight tweaks for readability:
public class WebSamplesMain {
public static void main(String[] args) {
ReplashBuilder builder = new ReplashBuilder()
.withCommands(WebSamplesMain.class); // 1
Replash replash = builder.build(); // 2
replash.run(); // 3
}
// 4
@Command(name = "date")
public void printDate() {
DateFormat dateFormat = new SimpleDateFormat();
String dateStr = dateFormat.format(new Date());
Console.println(dateStr); // 5
}
}
- 1) Create a new instance of ReplashBuilder. The builder is used to configure a Replash instance.
- 2) Create an instance of Replash using the builder.
- 3) Enter the REPL (read-eval-print loop).
-
4) Define an additional command called 'date' using the method
printDate()
. This custom command is added to REPLash using the ReplashBuilder in step #1. -
5) Use
Console.println()
to print to the console. Don't worry if you don't like Singleton: a non-singleton (but slightly less developer friendly) interface to the console is available.


| 004:116 Khan | : |
Verily! Allah forgives not (the sin of) setting up partners in worship with Him, but He forgives whom he pleases sins other than that, and whoever sets up partners in worship with Allah, has indeed strayed far away. |
| 004:116 Maulana | : |
Surely Allah forgives not setting up partners with Him, and He forgives all besides this to whom He pleases. And whoever sets up a partner with Allah, he indeed goes far astray. |
| 004:116 Pickthal | : |
Lo! Allah pardoneth not that partners should be ascribed unto Him. He pardoneth all save that to whom He will. Whoso ascribeth partners unto Allah hath wandered far astray. |
| 004:116 Rashad | : |
GOD does not forgive idol worship (if maintained until death), and He forgives lesser offenses for whomever He wills. Anyone who idolizes any idol beside GOD has strayed far astray. |
| 004:116 Sarwar | : |
God will not forgive the sin of considering something equal to Him, but He may forgive the other sins of whomever He wants. One who considers anything equal to God has certainly gone far away from the right path. |
| 004:116 Shakir | : |
Surely Allah does not forgive that anything should be associated with Him, and He forgives what is besides this to whom He pleases; and whoever associates anything with Allah, he indeed strays off into a remote error. |
| 004:116 Sherali | : |
ALLAH shall not forgive that anything be associated with HIM as partner, but HE will forgive what is short of that to whomsoever HE pleases. And whoso associates anything with ALLAH has indeed strayed far away. |
| 004:116 Yusufali | : |
Allah forgiveth not (The sin of) joining other gods with Him; but He forgiveth whom He pleaseth other sins than this: one who joins other gods with Allah, Hath strayed far, far away (from the right). |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > إنذار من لا يعترف بتوحيد الله تعالي بالانتقام Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah>A Warning to all who do not Acknowledge his Glory Oneness that He'll take Retribution from them أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > مشيئته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Will القرآن الكريم > وصفه ووجوب الإيمان به The Holy Quran> The Description and the Necessity to Believe it
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


Hello. This is an unofficial RSS feed for Sinfest.
Access it here
As the feed file contains only the most recent comic, you should use an RSS reader that updates at least daily or some comics will be missing. The feed updates nightly 02:30 U.S. Pacific time (10:30 UTC, 09:30 UTC during U.S. summer time).
Please report issues via this project's Github.


.sdl
extension appended to its name. The
EditSDL
class, which implements the editor, is derived
from the EditProgram
class, and therefore inherits all of its features. Its facility
for tagging comments, strings, and keywords is inherited from this
base class.
http://www.tdr.dk/public/SDL
describes SDL:
SDL is a Specification and Description Language standardized by ITU (International Telecommunication Union). The language has been evolving since the first recommendation in 1980, 1984, 1988 and 1992 when Object Oriented features were included in the language. SDL is widely used in the telecommunications field.SDL is not directed specifically at describing telecommunications services, but it is a general purpose description language for communication systems. The basis for description of behaviour is communicating Extended State Machines that are represented by processes. Communication is represented by signals and can take place between processes or between processes and the environment of the system model. Some aspects of communication between processes are closely related to the description of system structure. An Extended State Machine consists of a number of states and a number of transitions connecting the states. One of the states is designated the initial state.


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Note: buying or equipping a skin only lasts for the current session and is lost on refresh
To play:
Click on your castle to generate population
Click on enemy castles to send attacks at them at the cost of population
Click on the empty brown squares nearby your castle to make a farm, blacksmith or shield at the cost of population
Farms generate 1 population every second
Blacksmiths increase the damage your attacks do
Shields have giant healthpools to defend you from attacks in the chosen direction
All 3 structures guard you from attacks coming down that lane
Try to outlast your opponents and be the only castle standing!
Couldn't equip selected skin, you don't own it


@*
* Copyright 2021 HM Revenue & Customs
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
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@import uk.gov.hmrc.cataloguefrontend.healthindicators.{RepoRatingsWithTeams, RepoType}
@( repoRatings : Seq[RepoRatingsWithTeams]
, form : Form[_]
, repoTypes: Seq[RepoType]
)(implicit messages: Messages, request: Request[_])
@standard_layout("Service Health Indicators", "health-indicators") {
Health Indicator Leaderboard
| Repository | Owning Teams | Repository Type | @repoRatings.zipWithIndex.map { case (rating, i) => |
|---|---|---|---|
| @rating.repositoryName | @{if(rating.owningTeams.size == 1){rating.owningTeams.map(_.asString)} else if(rating.owningTeams.size <=3){rating.owningTeams.map(_.asString).mkString(", ")} else("Multiple")} | @rating.repositoryType | @rating.repositoryScore |


Working with Data -- Reflection
When I was taking the class, I was expecting that we would jump right into D3 or some other tools, so when I saw the first lecture on data cleaning itself I was surprised. But as the lecture unfold, I started to realize the importance of this very first step. This seemingly basic step that I initially neglected is actually the basic of any interactive data visualization. Having a clean data sets a good start and will save a lot of time for all the future steps.
Consistency is the key for a clean data set. Naming everything in the same way, having all dates and other things in the same format and making sure there is never extra space or other special characters allows the computer to process data smoothly so that there is no error in your visualization due to the problem with data itself.
Besides being consistent, other small things like always keeping a data dictionary, not using calculation in the raw data file and always making backups are all helpful habits to have when doing data visualization to keep data stay organized and ready to be used.
The exercise we did in class on Titanic survivors gives a perfect example of an unorganized data and not-so-good set. For data like this, a lot of cleaning needs to be done before it can actually be used into coding.
As for cleaning data, Excel seem to be a very basic yet powerful tool. It also helps with data organization and filtering. Through the class exercise, I saw how a messy data set can be organized for use and analysis for our purpose. Even without data visualization, with sort and filter, Excel helps to see the pattern of various information and gives better understanding of a particular data. Its powerful calculation functions and tools like pivot table can be widely used during data cleaning and interpreting step which prepares for a good data visualization.


This is a simple test page for testing how to intercept JavaScript alert in WebView. If you click on the Alert button on WebView With Script Injection, you will receive a notification sent by JavaScript alert. If you click on the Alert button on WebView Without Script Injection, you will not receive a notification.


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Create a README.md file[X]
Instructions to run APP locally[X]
Create a build pipeline to deploy a running version in any cloud provider[X]
A push to master should trigger a deploy[X]
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, that can be solved through the use of a middle server to avoid agent issues
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yarn deploy
Bundle optimized for prod using
yarn build
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files,
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There is a CORS
issue in both dev
and prod
, that can be solved through the use of a
However this server should live in a S3
or any cloud service
Currently there is an issue in the continuous integration pipeline, a strange bug at the end of the pipeline
Only supporting the HTTP protocol which shows the site as insecure
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Review current try typedUseContext, whilst ensure no re-renders


--- layout: post title: Add noise to data categories: - Machine Learning - Programming tags: - Data - MATLAB status: publish type: post published: true meta: _elasticsearch_indexed_on: '2010-04-13 14:29:56' --- There are two easy ways to add noise, by scale the original data, or by mask some noise on the data. First for a simple function $latex y=\sin(x) $ , the following matlab code add 10% noise to it. [sourcecode language="matlab"] N = 100; x = linspace(-pi, pi, N); y = sin(x); plot(x, y, 'r'); hold on; % add 10% noise based on gaussian scale = 0.1; n1 = randn(1, N); % noise with mean=0 and std=1; y1 = y + n1.*y*scale; plot(x, y1, 'g'); % mask signal with noise n2 = 0.1*randn(1,N)*sqrt(max(abs(y))); % noise with mean=0 and %std=max(amplitude); y2 = y + n2; plot(x, y2, 'b'); % Of course we can combine the two y3 = y1 + n2; plot(x, y3, 'm'); [/sourcecode] The final result looks like this: We can also try to add noise to a more complicated synthetic data. For example, the famous swiss roll data[1] in manifold learning. First, we can generate the dataset by this function: $latex t=\frac{3}{2}\cdot\pi\cdot(1+2r)\,where\,r\ge 0$ $latex x=t\cdot\cos(t) $ $latex y=t\cdot\sin(t) $ $latex z\in(z_{1}, z_2),\,where\,z_1, z_2\in\mathbb{R} $ Plot a scatter plot of $latex (x, y, z)$ will give us a swiss roll dataset. For example, the following matlab code will create this figure. [sourcecode language="matlab"] N = 500; r = linspace(0,1,N); t = (3*pi/2)*(1+2*r); x = t.*cos(t); y = t.*sin(t); z = 20*rand(1,N); scatter3(x, y, z, 12, t, 'filled'); [/sourcecode] Now after adding noise. the standard deviation of the noise is 2% of smallest dimension of the bounding box enclosing the data (as discussed in [2]) [sourcecode language="matlab"] mindim = min(max(y)-min(y), max(x)-min(x)); x = x+0.02*randn(1,N)*sqrt(mindim); y = y+0.02*randn(1,N)*sqrt(mindim); scatter3(x, y, z, 12, t, 'filled'); [/sourcecode] 1. Tenenbaum, J.B., Silva, V.D. & Langford, J.C. A Global Geometric Framework for Nonlinear Dimensionality Reduction. Science 290, 2319-2323 (2000). 2. Balasubramanian, M., Schwartz, E.L., Tenenbaum, J.B., de Silva, V. & Langford, J.C. The Isomap Algorithm and Topological Stability. Science 295, 7a (2002).


Lee Hyori makes her first Instagram update in 2 years + fans think she's preparing for a comeback
by sl278Lee Hyori has made her first Instagram update in over 2 years.
 This is her first Instagram post since July 11, 2017.
Fans are taking the update as a hint that the legendary celebrity is preparing for a comeback, stating:
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What do you think?


Behavior
Moltres is not only beautiful, he also symbolizes courage, strength and virtue. For these qualities, he was chosen as the main symbol of the Pokémon League. Moltres often confronts his trio brothers, mainly Zapdos, for increasing the influence of the element of fire.
Galar Moltres is said to have a haughty and calm demeanor.


The Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group, the largest derivatives exchange in the world, has announced that they plan to launch a bitcoin futures market before the end of the year.
Before they will be able to go live with the offering they will need approval from regulators but CME seems confident that won’t be a problem. While speaking to CNBC’s Closing Bell Terry Duffy, CME Group’s CEO, stated that, “We’ve been working with the regulator. They understand our application. And they understand our model very, very well.”
CME Group will continue their partnership with Crypto Facilities Ltd. to use their published Bitcoin Reference Rate. BRR aggregates the trade flow of major bitcoin exchanges against the USD price daily as of 4pm GMT. The exchanges that make up the prcing for the BRR are Bitstamp, GDAX, itBit and Kraken.
This isn’t the first company to offer derivatives for the bitcoin market. Earlier this year LedgerX became the first regulated platform for Bitcoin futures and has done quite well. Needless to say CME looks to get in on some of that action and certainly has the size to dwarf most other competitors.
Source: http://www.cmegroup.com/media-room/press-releases/2017/10/31/cme_group_announceslaunchofbitcoinfutures.html
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Gain
Frequency
Click on curve to add points.
Click and drag points to move them.
Any image can be decomposed into the sum of many sinusoids at many different frequencies.
At the top is the image's frequency spectrum which shows the amplitudes of these sinusoids.
Below is the frequency response curve which scales the sinusoid amplitudes. Edit it to filter the image.
For example: Gaussian Blur, Sharpen, Edge Detection


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
3-4
Dietary
Simple, yet stylish, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s pumpkin risotto with crispy sage takes no time to cook.
Heat the stock until almost boiling and then keep over a very low heat. In a separate heavy-based saucepan fry the onion in the oil over a low heat until soft but not browned. Add the chopped sage and cook for a couple more minutes.
Add the rice and mix well for a few seconds to coat the grains with oil, then pour in one-third of the stock and bring to a gentle simmer. Cook until almost all the stock is absorbed. Add the pumpkin or squash and a little more stock, and continue to simmer gently until the stock is absorbed.
From then on add more stock a little at a time, until the pumpkin is soft and the rice nicely al dente (has a little bite to it). You may not need all the stock, but the texture should be loose and creamy.
When the risotto is almost ready, heat the sunflower oil in a small pan and quickly fry the sage leaves until crispy - it only takes a matter of seconds.
Stir the butter into the risotto, and season well with salt and pepper. Divide into 4 bowls and sprinkle a few crispy sage leaves over each portion. Bring the cheese and a grater to the table for your guests to serve themselves.


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I also provide great troubleshooting and analyis skills, applying these to many of my daily software related experiences.
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As an additional feature to speed up the grammar development process, each generated recognizer class produced by antlr4ruby
includes a built in driver program. Thus, when the generated file is run directly as a ruby script, it will behave as a command line application that may be used to parse given source input for the language. The driver code is never executed when the recognizer is loaded as a library via require
or load
; the driver code is guarded with a standard if $0 == __FILE__
block.
Sample Usage
To demonstrate how this built-in driver feature could be used, imagine developing a grammar to recognize CSS. You have written a combined grammar file, CSS.g
, and you have some sample CSS source code in a file, sample.css
.
/* super grey paragraphs */ |
p { |
left-margin: 10px; |
background: #EEEEEE; |
} |
|
Generate the ruby recognizer files, CSSLexer.rb
and CSSParser.rb
:
~> antlr4ruby -fo CSS CSS.g |
Now, if you just want to get a quick sense of how the recognizers function, you do not need to go through the extra trouble of writing a driver for the recognizer classes. You can simply run the script with sample.css
as an argument:
~> ruby CSS/CSSLexer.rb CSS/sample.css |
# COMMENT "/* super grey paragraphs */" @ line 1 col 0 (hidden) |
--> WS "\n" @ line 1 col 27 |
--> ID "p" @ line 2 col 0 |
--> WS " " @ line 2 col 1 |
--> T__41 "{" @ line 2 col 2 |
--> WS "\n " @ line 2 col 3 |
--> ID "left-margin" @ line 3 col 4 |
--> T__45 ":" @ line 3 col 15 |
--> WS " " @ line 3 col 16 |
--> LENGTH "10px" @ line 3 col 17 |
--> T__38 ";" @ line 3 col 21 |
--> WS "\n " @ line 3 col 22 |
--> ID "background" @ line 4 col 4 |
--> T__45 ":" @ line 4 col 14 |
--> WS " " @ line 4 col 15 |
--> HASH "#EEEEEE" @ line 4 col 16 |
--> T__38 ";" @ line 4 col 23 |
--> WS "\n" @ line 4 col 24 |
--> T__42 "}" @ line 5 col 0 |
As shown above, the lexer driver will tokenize the input source file and display each token on a single line. You can also try out the parser, though, by default, the output is much more minimal if the source code does not have any recognition errors. However, if the source has improper syntax, the recognition errors will be displayed.
~> ruby CSS/CSSParser.rb sample.css |
~> ruby CSS/CSSParser.rb -i "p { /* incomplete */" |
line 0:-1 mismatched input "<EOF>" expecting '}' |
Lexer Drivers
~> ruby CSS/CSSLexer.rb --help |
Usage: CSSLexer [options] |
Input Options: |
-i, --input "text to process" a string to use as direct input to the recognizer |
-I, --interactive run an interactive session with the recognizer |
Parser Drivers
~> ruby CSS/CSSParser.rb --help |
Usage: CSSParser [options] |
Input Options: |
-i, --input "text to process" a string to use as direct input to the recognizer |
-I, --interactive run an interactive session with the recognizer |
|
Parser Configuration: |
--lexer-name CLASS_NAME name of the lexer class to use |
--lexer-file PATH_TO_LIBRARY path to library defining the lexer class |
--rule NAME name of the parser rule to execute |
Tree Parser Drivers
~> ruby CSS/CSSWalker.rb --help |
Usage: FlatListWalker [options] |
Input Options: |
-i, --input "text to process" a string to use as direct input to the recognizer |
-I, --interactive run an interactive session with the recognizer |
|
Tree Parser Configuration: |
--lexer-name CLASS_NAME full name of the lexer class to use |
--lexer-file PATH_TO_LIBRARY path to load to make the lexer class available |
--parser-name CLASS_NAME full name of the parser class to use |
--parser-file PATH_TO_LIBRARY |
path to load to make the parser class available |
--parser-rule NAME name of the parser rule to use on the input |
--rule NAME name of the rule to invoke in the tree parser |


Academic Qualifications
- Ph. D. (DAIICT), 2016
- M. Tech. (DAIICT), 2010
- B. E. (Raj. Uni.), 2008
Research interests
Image Processing, Pattern Recognition, Soft Computing, Medical Image Analysis
Work Experience
Research Assistant in BRNS sponsored project on Techniques for Robust Face Recognition with Pose Variation joined from Jan'2013- July'15.
Publications
Journals
- Ashish Phophalia, Suman K. Mitra, Rough Set based Bilateral filter design for denoising Brain MR Images, Applied Soft Computing, Elsevier, vol. 33, pg. 1-14, 2015. (IF = 2.68).
- Ashish Phophalia, Ajit Rajwade, Suman K. Mitra, Rough Set based Image Denoising for Brain MR Images, Signal Processing, Elsevier, vol. 103, pg. 24-35, 2014. (IF = 2.24).
Conferences
- Ashish Phophalia, Suman K. Mitra and Ajit Rajwade, A new denoising filter for Brain MR images, In proc. Of 8th Indian Conference on Vision, Graphics and Image Processing (ICVGIP), 2012.
- Ashish Phophalia, Suman K. Mitra and Ajit Rajwade, Medical Image Denoising using Similar Patches derived by Rough Sets, In Proc. of 2nd IEEE International Conference on Image and Information Processing (ICIIP), 2013.
- Ashish Phophalia, Suman K. Mitra and Ajit Rajwade, Object Boundary Detection using Rough Set Theory, In Proc. of 4th National Conference on Computer Vision, Pattern Recognition, Image Processing and Graphics (NCVPRIPG), 2013.
- Ashish Phophalia and Suman K. Mitra, Rician Noise Removal approach for Brain MR Images using Kernel Principal Component Analysis, 6th International Conference on Pattern Recognition and Machine Intelligence (PReMI), LNCS 9124, pp. 545-553, 2015.
- Ashish Phophalia and Suman K. Mitra, 3D MRI Denoising using Rough Set Theory and Kernel Embedding Method, 1st International Workshop on Patch-based Techniques in Medical Imaging, MICCAI Workshop, LNCS 9467, pp. 163-171, October 2015.
Additional information
Teaching
- Autumn 2015-16: Formal Languages and Automata Theory, Principals of Programming Languages
- Winter 2015-16: Compiler Design, Operating Systems
Invited Talk
- Invited Talk at Govt. Mahila Engineering College, Ajmer during WEAR-C-TECH 2015 event on Image Denoising-Over the Years-Traits & Trends, October 2015.
- Presented a session on Image Processing, Introduction to 2D Signal Tool Box, and Image manipulation in National Workshop on MATLAB and Its Applications organized by CSI Udaipur chapter at Udaipur, Jan 2012.
Awards
- Best Paper Award in National Conference on Future Trends in Information and Communication Technology and Applications (NCICT-2011), 2011.
- Secured 3rd Position in IEEE Region 10 Paper Contest 2010 in PG Category.
Contact
Email: ashish_p@apjBangalore.ac.in


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Imagine Dragons is an American pop rock band.
They are a four-man band with the lead singer as Dan Reynolds, lead guitarist as Wayne Sermon, bassist as Ben McKee and drummer as Daniel Platzman
They are known for their songs like Radoactive, Believer, Thunder, Roots and Natural
But their first hit song was It's time followed by Night Visions in 2012
They have released albums like Evolve, Smoke + Mirrors and origins
for more on imagine dragons you can visit their online site using the link: https://www.imaginedragonsmusic.com/


Case study
A school business manager establishes a peer-support network of 50 schools to generate innovative solutions to shared challenges in schools.
Jacqueline Straw, a school business manager ( SBM ) of The Minster, a local authority maintained teaching school, established a network of around 50 SBMs in her area. She also provides one-to-one support to some of these SBMs. Peer support helps SBMs to be efficient in their spending and improves their schools’ financial health.
Jacqueline’s SBM network provides a forum where SBMs share advice on a wide range of issues. These include funding changes, the impact of changes to National Insurance and pensions contributions, contract management and writing bids for additional income.
Networking also allows SBMs to explore potential efficiencies through shared procurement across a number of schools to achieve economies of scale. SBMs help each other to develop effective contract negotiations skills to make bigger savings.
Schools are now seeing concrete results in their budgets from being part of the network. For example, the network has helped some schools to identify procurement frameworks. These have led to savings in staff absence insurance and in larger contracts such as cleaning and catering.
Jacqueline has some tips for running a successful SBM network. She has found that it’s important to:
Have a range of different types of schools involved in the network. She recommends a mix of academies and local authority maintained schools, and primary and secondary schools. This provides a range of different perspectives in the network and helps to generate innovative solutions to shared challenges.
It’s important that the network has regular meetings. This builds up and maintains relationships between peer members and means the network can develop quick responses to urgent challenges. Jacqueline’s network meets every term.
The network needs to develop and own the agenda. At each meeting, Jacqueline’s network agrees the agenda for the next meeting.
Jacqueline also works as a Specialist Leader of Education (SLE) providing coaching support to her peers. She has been supporting a new SBM in another school in special measures. Initial weekly coaching sessions became less frequent as the new SBM gained confidence. The sessions are well received. The new SBM said:
“Jacqueline’s support has been invaluable. She came more than once a week in my first half-term. She helped me to set up monitoring systems, manage my budget plan and collate sources of funding. She also provided support with the governor finance meetings. Along with practical advice, she offered help and support when I felt overwhelmed. She is always full of new ideas on how I can drive the role forward. I have now started my Certificate of School Business Management (CSBM) qualification. Jacqueline is my mentor offering advice when I need it.”
You can find lists of SLE specialisms in your area (and their contact details) by searching for teaching schools on the NCTL Directory .
If you’d like to find out more about the support that the Minster School providing, you can contact Jacqueline Straw .
Published: 26 May 2016


Microbiology (from Greek μῑκρος, mīkros, "small"; βίος, bios, "life"; and -λογία, -logia) is the scientific study of microorganisms, those being unicellular (single cell), multicellular (cell colony), or acellular (lacking cells).[1][2] Microbiology encompasses numerous sub-disciplines including virology, bacteriology, protistology, mycology, immunology and parasitology. Eukaryotic microorganisms possess membrane-bound organelles and include fungi and protists, whereas prokaryotic organisms—all of which are microorganisms—are conventionally classified as lacking membrane-bound organelles and include Bacteria and Archaea.[3][4] Microbiologists traditionally relied on culture, staining, and microscopy. However, less than 1% of the microorganisms present in common environments can be cultured in isolation using current means.[5] Microbiologists often rely on molecular biology tools such as DNA sequence based identification, for example the 16S rRNA gene sequence used for bacteria identification. Viruses have been variably classified as organisms,[6] as they have been considered either as very simple microorganisms or very complex molecules. Prions, never considered as microorganisms, have been investigated by virologists, however, as the clinical effects traced to them were originally presumed due to chronic viral infections, and virologists took search—discovering "infectious proteins". The existence of microorganisms was predicted many centuries before they were first observed, for example by the Jains in India and by Marcus Terentius Varro in ancient Rome. The first recorded microscope observation was of the fruiting bodies of moulds, by Robert Hooke in 1666, but the Jesuit priest Athanasius Kircher was likely the first to see microbes, which he mentioned observing in milk and putrid material in 1658. Antonie van Leeuwenhoek is considered a father of microbiology as he observed and experimented with microscopic organisms in the 1670s, using simple microscopes of his own design. Scientific microbiology developed in the 19th century through the work of Louis Pasteur and in medical microbiology Robert Koch.
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French is the most common langauge spoken in France followed by English and the French Langauge is the second most popular language in Europe. Also, a known fact, the French Language is one of the most significant romance languages in the world.
What makes French a complicated language to undertand is that there is many different virations of the language all across the country. 'Parisin French' came to be the ideal picture for the French langauge due to its important part in French Culture and history.
Even with the different viarations of the language that exist, the over structure of the language has stayed ther same for the most part. However the way in which the French pronounce their language (depending on which provience you are in) can be proncued differently to other cities and region.
With the complexities that follow with the French Language (like most languages) it still can be a fun experience learning the language. Below I have included some links to websites to help you kick start your French learning expereince whiclw also having some along the way.
Some Simple French Phrases To Get You Started.
Below are a few common phrases that will help you on your way to learning this beautoful langauge.
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| Good Morning | Bonjour |
| Thank You | Merci |
| Good Night | Bonne Nuit |


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Hi, I’m Aleksandr Filippov a Russian web developer & designer. I am passionate for creating simple but powerful visual experiences, beautiful and usable interfaces.
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