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- At this point it’s obvious Manifest-Destiny has intrigued you or at least peaked your interest enough that you want to learn more about it and how to use it. Fortunately it’s a very easy program to use and get started on, so let’s begin!
- Creating a Project
- The first thing you’re going to want to do is create a project. A project in Manifest-Destiny is basically your website, but can be anything you want. If you work on multiple websites then this is how you can keep everything separate and organized. This is also where we suggest you divide your production and development environments. For example, say you’re working on WebsiteA, we would suggest you create two projects called ‘WebsiteA-Prod’ and ‘WebsiteA-Dev’. With the ability to share roles and playbooks between projects it makes it easy to work in your development environment and only move onto your production environment when ready!
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- Once you have everything filled out then all you need to do is click on the Add button and you have created your first project! Once created you can either click on the project name or the Manage button to go inside the project.
- Inside a Project
- There are quite a few things to do inside a project once it’s been created:
- 1. Creating a Role
- 2. Add a Host
- 3. Create a Cloud Server
- 4. View Inventory File
- 5. View Jobs
- Add a Host
- A host is just a Cloud server that you want Ansible to interact with. If you have built a Cloud server outside of Manifest-Destiny that you wish to interact with still then you can manually add it to the inventory file so that you can run playbooks against it.
- Create a Cloud Server
- You can create Rackspace Cloud servers from Manifest that will automatically be added to the inventory file. Creating a Rackspace Cloud server through Manifest is just as easy as creating it through the mycloud.rackspace.com portal, but with a few more options:
- Region
- The region you wish to build your server in
- Server Name
- Name of the server
- Group
- How you wish to define this server. This is important because when you run a playbook it will run against what’s defined here and within the playbook.
- Flavor
- The size of Cloud server you wish to build.
- Image
- The UUID of cloud server image you wish to build.
- Inventory
- The inventory is a list of your Cloud servers and what group they belong to. It’s with this that playbooks will associate which hosts to run a playbook against.
You can also run Ansible ad-hoc commands from this section. To learn more about ad-hoc commands please visit http://docs.ansible.com/intro_adhoc.html
- Jobs
- Whenever you create a server or run an ad-hoc command through Manifest it will show up under the Jobs section to let you know the status. You can see if it’s queued, running, building or completed.
- Creating a Role
- While creating a project helps keep things organized from high-level perspective, we also want to keep things organized within a project, which is why we define roles. A role can be anything you want. You can use a role to define a server or group of servers or even use it to define what sort of playbooks are contained within there. For example, you could create the following roles:
- Webserver
- Playbooks created in this role are strictly for webserver type configuration
- Database
- Playbooks created in this role are strictly for database type configuration
- Common
- Playbooks create in this role can be used on all types of servers and can contain such things as creating users, directories, importing files and updating common packages.
- How you define roles are completely up to you of course and are here to make organization within projects easier. Creating a role is even easier than creating a project as there are only two fields to fill out:
- Name
- This is the name of the role
- Description
- Short and simple description of what the role is
- Once that has been filled out then all you need to do is click on the Add button and you have created your first role! Once created you can either click on the name of the role or on the Manage button to go inside the role.
- Inside a Role
- There are a few things to do within a role:
- 1. Create playbook
- 2. Import playbook from repo
- Import Playbook
- Coming soon, available on self hosted Destiny servers.
- Creating a Playbook
- A playbook can be as detailed or as simple as you want! Ansible is a very powerful automation tool that can help administer and deploy your environment and Manifest-Destiny has tried to simplify that as much as possible. So let’s get started!
- Add Tasks
- When you add a task to an Ansible playbook you are defining what function or module you are wanting to be performed or executed when this particular playbook runs against a server. A task can be something as simple as creating users or as complicated as setting up MySQL replication. Typically playbooks have multiple tasks to be performed.
- In Manifest-Destiny we have tasks divided into 5 sections:
- All Modules
- Every module in Ansible is located here
- System
- Common modules that are run on the OS
- Packages
- Common package handlers for OS
- Files
- Common modules relating to performing tasks with files
- Databases
- Common modules relating to various databases(MySQL, PostgreSQL)
- Regardless of which module you choose to use, you will have to give a descriptive name to that task. This has no affect on how the task is ran from the playbook, but instead helps others who look at the playbook understand what is going on without having to interpret what the task is doing.
- Once a module is chosen then a few things happen depending on the module:
- Description
- This gives a brief description of what this module does as defined by Ansible itself.
- Options
- You are given all the available options of things that can be done with this module. By click on the input text box you will then be given a description of what exactly this option is and what arguments can go with it.
- Now that everything has been filled out you can just click on the Add button and the module has now been added to the task section of the playbook!
- Set Host(s) and User
- Here is where you determine what host(s) to run play against and which user.
- Hosts
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- User
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- Value
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- Add Play Handlers
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- Service Name
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- Service State
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Quickstart¶
This section gets you started quickly, the I/O described in I/O File Fomats, more usage examples please find in More Usage Examples, discussing each of the sub-modules introduced in How it Work.
Running a Quick Test¶
Please use following command to run a quick test, you will obtain all the outputs of GenEpi in your current folder.
$ GenEpi -g example -p example -o ./
The progress will print on console:
step1: Down load UCSC Database. DONE!
step2: Estimate LD. DONE!
Warning of step3: .gen file should be sorted by chromosome and position
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step4: Detect single gene epistasis. DONE!
step5: Detect cross gene epistasis. DONE! (Training score:0.63; 2-fold Test Score:0.61)
step6: Ensemble with covariates. DONE! (Training score:0.63; 2-fold Test Score:0.60)
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├── GenEpi_Log_DATE-TIME.txt
├── crossGeneResult
│ ├── Classifier.pkl
│ ├── Classifier_Covariates.pkl
│ ├── Feature.csv
│ └── Result.csv
├── sample.LDBlock
├── sample.csv
├── sample.gen
├── sample_LDReduced.gen
├── singleGeneResult
│ ├── All_Logistic_k2.csv
│ ├── APOC1_Feature.csv
│ ├── APOC1_Result.csv
│ ├── APOE_Feature.csv
│ ├── APOE_Result.csv
│ ├── PVRL2_Feature.csv
│ ├── PVRL2_Result.csv
│ ├── TOMM40_Feature.csv
│ └── TOMM40_Result.csv
└── snpSubsets
├── APOC1_23.gen
├── APOE_11.gen
├── PVRL2_48.gen
└── TOMM40_67.gen
Interpreting the Main Result Table¶
Here is the contents of Result.csv, which mean the episatasis seleted by GenEpi.
RSID |
Weight |
-Log10(χ2 p-value) |
Odds Ratio |
Genotype Frequency |
Gene Symbol |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
rs157580_BB rs2238681_AA |
0.9729 |
8.4002 |
9.3952 |
0.1044 |
TOMM40 |
rs449647_AA rs769449_AB |
0.7065 |
8.0278 |
5.0877 |
0.2692 |
APOE |
rs59007384_BB rs11668327_AA |
1.0807 |
8.0158 |
12.0408 |
0.0824 |
TOMM40 |
rs283811_BB rs7254892_AA |
1.0807 |
8.0158 |
12.0408 |
0.0824 |
PVRL2 |
rs429358_AA |
-0.7587 |
5.7628 |
0.1743 |
0.5962 |
APOE |
rs73052335_AA rs429358_AA |
-0.7289 |
5.6548 |
0.1867 |
0.5714 |
APOC1*APOE |
We listed the statistical significance of the selected genetic features in Result.csv. The first column lists each feature by its RSID and the genotype (denoted as RSID_genotype), the pairwise epistatis features are represented using two SNPs. The weights in the second column were extracted from the L1-regularized regression model. The last column describes the genes where the SNPs are located according to the genomic coordinates. We used a star sign to denote the epistasis between genes. The p-values of the χ2 test (the quantitative task will use student t-test) are also included. The odds ratio significantly away from 1 also indicates whether the features are potential causal or protective genotypes. Since low genotype frequency may cause unreliable odds ratios, we also listed this information in the table.


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i went back to doing some programming in fsharp since its the only mixed-paradigm language with any traction, and i really miss lean
doing everything in the equivalent of meta def
land is no fun
What do you miss about trusted code?
i like when the compiler spots issues for me and not runtime exceptions
on the other hand being able to call into a bajillion .NET libraries is also pretty awesome... sigh
I'm wondering if the type vs untyped languages will gain one dimension:
Let's hope so. :-)
on the other hand being able to call into a bajillion .NET libraries is also pretty awesome... sigh
True but doesn't it scare you how weak their contracts are? Does this function terminate? Does it perform io? Does it mutate state? Does it satisfy beautiful laws? Who knows! It's just a chunk of code that does stuff
the important thing is that it's a chunk of code i didn't write
i mean, i write all my quick and dirty scripts in python for that reason
For me it's more than just being able to write proofs. I think a better characterization is the ability to have really expressive types, like a type of prime numbers, or expressing pre/post-conditions of a function in the type
That is pretty cool, true
I especially like that type classes come with laws
i hope the ffi story is good in lean 4, then you could use lean for more than just standalone projects
and of course, being able to substantively make use of a nontrivial precondition, like if you have a list and a proof it is []
then you don't even have to supply the cons case
and there are no apologetics or assertions or unreachables
too bad lean can't bootstrap lean
What do you mean by no assertions?
Do you mean that the assertions are not checked dynamically?
In any other programming language, if I have a division function with a precondition, I still have to handle the case when the precondition is violated, and maybe throw an assertion violation or unreachable exception. The compiler can't prove that you are following your precondition so it has to be done
but in lean I can just omit the case and it can prove that the branch is impossible, so it's just not a code path
Darn!  I really don't miss that! Especially the Java flavor. Luckily, I haven't touched Java in years
if you're on the JVM, scala isn't bad
haven't had a chance to use it very much though
but i know people who speak highly of it
I've written a lot of Scala, and in particular a lot of maths in Scala. I'm hoping to never go back, however. :-)
(It is great, but Lean is greater still.)
I've written a lot of Scala, and in particular a lot of maths in Scala. I'm hoping to never go back, however. :-)
I was trying to do something like this in scala, https://scalafiddle.io/sf/enaGqD4/0 I hated myself why I thought it might work, and original version, without defining natural induction is this https://scalafiddle.io/sf/A56KTgD/1 (I made lot of changes its not compiling, I dont remember now what I did and its completely incomprehensible now)
This reminds me of those people that wrote a BF interpreter in C++ template language
Yea, it felt more like programming in BF itself. But I understand a lot about types now after the ordeal.
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ExSlackBot
is an Elixir library that helps make writing Slack Bots easier. It provides a core set of behaviors you can build your bot on top of that doing low-level tasks like routing messages from the Slack Real-Time Messaging API to your bots (which are really Elixir GenServer processes, so are supervised for error handling and restarts).
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Github Project: https://github.com/jbrisbin/exslackbot
Building from Source
This file is asciibuild enabled so all the code examples here can be executed by running make site in the docs/ directory of this repo and opening the resulting index-*.html file in a browser.
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ExSlackBot
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definition installs the latest Elixir into a Ubuntu-based container and prepares the environment for executing Elixir-based builds.
FROM ubuntu
MAINTAINER {{author}} <{{email}}>
# Set up environment
ENV \
DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive \
DEBCONF_NONINTERACTIVE_SEEN=true \
SRC_DIR=/usr/src/exslackbot \
SLACK_TOKEN={{slack_token}}
# Install curl and git for the build
RUN apt-get install -y ca-certificates curl git
# Install Elixir and erlang-dev
RUN curl -O https://packages.erlang-solutions.com/erlang-solutions_1.0_all.deb && \
dpkg -i erlang-solutions_1.0_all.deb
RUN apt-get update && \
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RUN locale-gen en_US en_US.UTF-8
ENV LANG=en_US.UTF-8
# Clone the source repo
RUN git clone https://github.com/jbrisbin/exslackbot.git $SRC_DIR
WORKDIR $SRC_DIR
# Install hex and rebar
RUN \
mix local.hex --force && \
mix local.rebar --force && \
mix deps.get
# Run mix to start the app
CMD ["mix"]
Building ExSlackBot
ExSlackBot
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with value of a valid Slack API token for your bot user.
The value SLACK_TOKEN is built into the Docker image defined above for convenience. You won’t want to do that in your own environment.
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Writing your own Bots
The real power of ExSlackBot
is in making it easy to write your own bots based on default behavior. ExSlackBot
takes care of the message routing and recognizing mentions and direct messages to the bot and handles reading file uploads and passing the content.
Here’s some Elixir code that will create a "Hello World!" bot that simply replies to a message starting with the words "hello world" by sending a plain-text reply by returning a tuple of {:reply, msg, state}
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use ExSlackBot, :hello
def world(args, state) do
{:reply, "Hello World!", state}
end
end
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line. In the above example, the default name, if it wasn’t specified, would be :my
; however, we’ve specified a name of :hello
, so that’s the name the GenServer
will be registered under. It should be the first element of the message text.
In general, commands should take the following form:
<bot_name> <fn_name> [attribute[=value]...]
If an attribute appears without a value, it is set to true
.
Pattern Matching Args
It’s possible to pattern match on the incoming arguments of the message by leveraging the fact that ExSlackBot
will parse your command text into a map. For example, to match on the command text hello world override
, your bot could have the following function:
defmodule MySlackBot do
use ExSlackBot, :hello
def world(%{override: true}, state) do
{:reply, "Hello There!", state}
end
def world(args, state) do
{:reply, "Hello World!", state}
end
end
This is considered "overriden" because the attribute override
appears in the command text. Because it has no value, is assumed to be true
. To give it a specific value, add =somevalue
. Then the bot could access a value like this:
def world(%{override: value}, state) do
{:reply, "Hello #{value}!", state}
end
Sending Back Attachment Replies
It’s possible to send back an attachment as the reply from a bot. Instead of including a binary text string as the msg
, use a map.
def world(%{override: value}, state) do
{:reply, %{title: "This is Hello", text: "Hello *#{value}*!"}, state}
end
If you want to change the color along the left side of the attachment, include a :color in the map.
def world(%{override: value}, state) do
{:reply, %{title: "This is Hello", text: "Hello *#{value}*!", color: "good"}, state}
end
Cleanup
Clean up the Dockerfile
and containers that get created when this file is run with asciibuild
. This step can be skipped by setting the attribute skip_clean
when running make site
. e.g. ASCIIBUILD_OPTS="-a skip_clean" make site
# Don't fail the build if cleanup doesn't happen
set +e
# Remove the Dockerfile we generate
rm -Rf Dockerfile
# Remove containers we started for tests
docker rm -f $(docker ps -aqf label=asciibuild.name=ExSlackBot) || true
License
ExSlackBot
is licensed under the Apache 2.0 OSS license:


Want to infect your PC with a root kit? - Buy a SonyBMG CD
There is a very interesting story at sysinternals about the hunting down of a root kit infection on a PC. A root kit basically is a piece of software, that hides itself from normal view on the PC and intercepts the functionality. Root kits are usually found in criminal context (hackers, maleware, Trojan horses) and are typically installed without the PC's owners consent. In this case consent wasn't given either but the culprit was a copy protected CD from Sony BMG. I'm sure the late founder of Bertelsman (BMG stands for Bertelsman Media Group) rotates in his grave for behaviour so much below his standards. Seems like Greed 2.0 in full swing.
One comment suggest, the only way to fight this is with you purse strings. So it looks like Sony and its subsidiaries lost me as a customer. So no Sony TV, no Sony HiFi, no SonyEricsson phone, no Sony BMG CD/DVD and less Sony entertainment -- including the Aibo.
Update:
The Sony Digital Restriction Management stint has stirred quite some response online. Some of the voices:
http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/65602
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20051101-5514.html
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/11/01/sony_rootkit_drm
http://forums.winxpcentral.com/showthread.php?t=15518
http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=12488
http://www.freedom-to-tinker.com/?p=919
http://sunbeltblog.blogspot.com/2005/10/sony-drm-acts-as-rootkit.html
http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/10/31/2016223&tid=172&tid=158
http://news.com.com/Sony+CD+protection+sparks+security+concerns/2100-7355_3-5926657.html
and much more: http://www.google.com.sg/search?q=sony+drm+rootkit
I'm curious how they will spin it. What really surprises me: Sony is known to be obsessed with quality control in whatever they make, how could this slip their attention (or didn't it?). In case you want to complain to Sony, why not use their online form?
One comment suggest, the only way to fight this is with you purse strings. So it looks like Sony and its subsidiaries lost me as a customer. So no Sony TV, no Sony HiFi, no SonyEricsson phone, no Sony BMG CD/DVD and less Sony entertainment -- including the Aibo.
Update:
The Sony Digital Restriction Management stint has stirred quite some response online. Some of the voices:
http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/65602
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20051101-5514.html
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/11/01/sony_rootkit_drm
http://forums.winxpcentral.com/showthread.php?t=15518
http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=12488
http://www.freedom-to-tinker.com/?p=919
http://sunbeltblog.blogspot.com/2005/10/sony-drm-acts-as-rootkit.html
http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/10/31/2016223&tid=172&tid=158
http://news.com.com/Sony+CD+protection+sparks+security+concerns/2100-7355_3-5926657.html
and much more: http://www.google.com.sg/search?q=sony+drm+rootkit
I'm curious how they will spin it. What really surprises me: Sony is known to be obsessed with quality control in whatever they make, how could this slip their attention (or didn't it?). In case you want to complain to Sony, why not use their online form?
Posted by Stephan H Wissel on 01 November 2005 | Comments (2) | categories: Technology


Search Adapters¶
To create a custom search adapter you will need to subclass the
BaseSearch
class. Then create an instance of the new class and pass
that as the search keyword argument when you create the WebSupport
object:
support = WebSupport(srcdir=srcdir,
builddir=builddir,
search=MySearch())
For more information about creating a custom search adapter, please see the
documentation of the BaseSearch
class below.
-
class
sphinxcontrib.websupport.search.
BaseSearch
¶ Defines an interface for search adapters.
Changed in version 1.6: BaseSearch class is moved to sphinxcontrib.websupport.search from sphinx.websupport.search.
Methods¶
The following methods are defined in the BaseSearch class. Some methods do not
need to be overridden, but some (add_document()
and
handle_query()
) must be overridden in your subclass. For a
working example, look at the built-in adapter for whoosh.


Oculus Rift's John Carmack Is Stepping Down From His Role As CTO Of The VR Company To Try Something
by Luke PlunkettOculus Rift’s John Carmack is stepping down from his role as CTO of the VR company to try something new: artificial general intelligence, which he says is “possible, enormously valuable, and...I have a non-negligible chance of making a difference there.”


Methods
(static) concat(src, key, val) → {Object}
immutable! return copied object where set property value in object by path
.immutable! return copied object where set property value in object by path
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
src |
Object | source object |
key |
String | path |
val |
Any | value |
Returns:
copy of modified source object
- Type
- Object
(static) get(obj, path, defValue) → {Any}
get prop by path
.get prop by path
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
obj |
Object | source object |
path |
String | Array | path, for example 'a.b.c.d' |
defValue |
String | default value |
Returns:
property by path
- Type
- Any
Example
obj = {a: {b: {c: {d: 42}}}}, get(obj, 'a.b.c.d') will return 42
(static) reassemble(obj, paths) → {Object}
return reassembled object with keys when key can be reassigned from any source level to any destination level
.return reassembled object with keys when key can be reassigned from any source level to any destination level
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
obj |
Object | source object |
paths |
Array | path, for reassign prop path must be in format 'oldPropPath->newPropPath' |
Returns:
- Type
- Object
Example
src = {a: {b: {c: {d: 42}}}}, obj(src, ['a.b->b','a.b.c->c']) will return {b: {c: {d: 42}}, c: {d: 42}}
(static) set(src, key, val) → {Object}
set property value in object by path
.set property value in object by path
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
src |
Object | source object |
key |
String | path |
val |
Any | value |
Returns:
modified source object
- Type
- Object


My name is Davon Nathaniel Whitest. I am a fourth year Biotechnology and Molecular Bioscience Major with an immersion in Econmics at the Rochester Institute of Technology.
Once I have completed my undergraduate program I plan on obtaining a PhD in Biochemistry. Afterward I will be conducting research in the fields of molecular biology.
Contact Me
Personal Resume
Work History
Rochester Institute Of Technology
As a student researcher at the Rochester Institute of Technology I have have been exposed to some techniques. My project is in the field of plant biology and organic chemistry therefore I have experience with use of instrumentation such as Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and biological techniques such as seed sterilization and plant bioassays. This work also has provided me with an introductory background on organic synthesis such saponification, hydrogenation and halogen exchange reactions.
Title:
Student Researcher
Where:
Rochester Institute of Technology
When:
August 2015 - Present
Ritter Ice Arena
At the Ritter Ice Arena I am in charge of assigning jobs at the beginning of each shift. I am also there to oversee all customer service operations and to make sure that all of our protocols are being followed by our staff. I am also in charge of opening/closing the rental booth and documenting all of the cash totals at the end of each shift. Working as a student supervisor has given me the insight on what it is like administer others in the workplace.
Title:
Student Supervisor
Where:
Ritter Ice Arena
When:
February 2016 - Present
Hospital at the University of Pennsylvania
During my time at the University of Pennsylvania I was an intern in the Biomarker lab. In this lab the head researchers and I were apart of the Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI). The primary objective of ADNI is to learn more about not only Alzheimer's but other neurological diseases such as Parkinson’s. My role in the lab was to help store and categorize various blood and plasma samples collected by our division of the initiative.
Title: Student Researcher
Where: Hospital At The University of Pennsylvania
When: June 2015 - August 2015
The Franklin Institute
As a Science Presenter my primary responsibility was to interpret and present hands-on, interactive science activities to
visitors. Science Presenters also offer educational support in the museum’s exhibits. Additionally as a Science
Presenter I practiced excellent customer service, interpersonal communication, and public speaking skills, while
expanding visitor exposure to science learning.
Title: Science Presenter
Where: Franklin Institute
When: June 2011- August 2011
Personal Resume
Education
Rochester Institute Of Technology
Attended: August 2013 - Present
Obtained:
B.S. in Biotechnology
Anticipated Graduation Date:
Fall 2017
Philadelphia Military Academy
Attended: September 2009 - May 2013
Obtained:
High School Diploma
Graduation Date:
June 2013
Personal Resume
Skills
Biological Techniques:
Seed Germination/Sterilization
Electrophoresis
SDS-Page
Western Blot
Organic Techniques:
Chromatography
Extraction
Recrystallization
Other:
Microsoft Office
Some HTML 5
Some CSS 3
Personal Resume
Projects
Title: Studies Toward the Synthesis Of A Novel Plant Hormone Imaging Agent
1-Aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylic Acid (ACC) is a progenitor to the gaseous plant hormone ethylene. We are currently using classic organic chemistry methodologies from readily available materials to synthesize 2‐halo‐ACC analogues. These analogues will be investigated for phenotypic responses in the plant model Arabidopsis thaliana. In theory the response from ACC should be similar to that of ethylene. The long‐term goal of this work is to develop a practical route for the radiochemical synthesis of [18F]‐ACC as a novel plant hormonal positron emission topography [PET] imaging agent.
Mentor :
Dr. Micheal Coleman
Colleague: Benjamin Merritt
Studied: Fall 2016 - Present
Title: Green Flourescent Protein Expression Project
A plasmid is a small, circular, double-stranded unit of DNA. The pGLO plasmid was the plasmid of interest for this project. This plasmid contains the gene sequence for the Green Flourescent Protein. By using a Polymerase Chain Recation (PCR) we were able to amplify the GFP gene. Next a Reverse Transcriptase-Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) was done to identify the level of GFP expression. Once the presence and level of GFP were confirmed next we worked toward the isolatioin of the GFP protein, this was done uisng Hydrophobic Interaction Chromatography. Once isolated, our final goal was to determine the amino acid chain of the protein. However the HIC isolated all of the proteins on the pGLO plasmid we only wanted the GFP protein, therefore a SDS-Page was done to seperate out all other proteins. Finally a Western blot analysis was used to determine which of the transferred proteins from the SDS-PAGE gel was the protein of interest.


Using the Installation
Another way I work with Bootstrap is to download and install the files.
Simple Install
css/bootstrap.min.css
&&
css/bootstrap.min.css.map
js/bootstrap.bundle.min.js
&&
js/bootstrap.bundle.min.js.map
Popper.js
When you dowload the document from the website you get a ton of files which require some explanation. I'm working with a pre-release version of bootstrap so these might look at bit different.
├── css
│ ├── bootstrap-grid.css
│ ├── bootstrap-grid.css.map
│ ├── bootstrap-grid.min.css
│ ├── bootstrap-grid.min.css.map
│ ├── bootstrap-grid.rtl.css
│ ├── bootstrap-grid.rtl.css.map
│ ├── bootstrap-grid.rtl.min.css
│ ├── bootstrap-grid.rtl.min.css.map
│ ├── bootstrap-reboot.css
│ ├── bootstrap-reboot.css.map
│ ├── bootstrap-reboot.min.css
│ ├── bootstrap-reboot.min.css.map
│ ├── bootstrap-reboot.rtl.css
│ ├── bootstrap-reboot.rtl.css.map
│ ├── bootstrap-reboot.rtl.min.css
│ ├── bootstrap-reboot.rtl.min.css.map
│ ├── bootstrap-utilities.css
│ ├── bootstrap-utilities.css.map
│ ├── bootstrap-utilities.min.css
│ ├── bootstrap-utilities.min.css.map
│ ├── bootstrap-utilities.rtl.css
│ ├── bootstrap-utilities.rtl.css.map
│ ├── bootstrap-utilities.rtl.min.css
│ ├── bootstrap-utilities.rtl.min.css.map
│ ├── bootstrap.css
│ ├── bootstrap.css.map
│ ├── bootstrap.min.css
│ ├── bootstrap.min.css.map
│ ├── bootstrap.rtl.css
│ ├── bootstrap.rtl.css.map
│ ├── bootstrap.rtl.min.css
│ └── bootstrap.rtl.min.css.map
└── js
├── bootstrap.bundle.js
├── bootstrap.bundle.js.map
├── bootstrap.bundle.min.js
├── bootstrap.bundle.min.js.map
├── bootstrap.esm.js
├── bootstrap.esm.js.map
├── bootstrap.esm.min.js
├── bootstrap.esm.min.js.map
├── bootstrap.js
├── bootstrap.js.map
├── bootstrap.min.js
└── bootstrap.min.js.map
Normally I install bootstrap.min.css
with the map. That gives me all of the features and the map makes it easier for me to debug. The minified file is often unreadable, so the map references the original code.
In the same way, I would install the minified version of the bootstrap bundle with the corresponding map. The bundled version includes the Popper Plugin.
Popper, by the way is a positioning engine for things like tooltips, popovers and modals.
Customized
rtl
grid
reboot
utilities
In Bootstrap 5, you have the option of downloading versions of bootstrap that works with languages that use a right to left direction as opposed to the regular left to right direction.
With CSS, you can also download only the grid system, which bootstrap uses for layout. This will also only include flex, but no other utilities.
You can also download the reboot css, which helps different browsers have a consistent look and feel.
Finally, you can load just the items in the utilities section of bootsrap, which are things like flex, borders, colors, sizing, spacing, etc.
Ultimate
bootstrap/
├── dist/
├── site/
├── js/
└── scss/
For the ultimate in customization, you can download the source code, which probably gives you more than what you need. There's a lot of stuff in there, but four main folders you might be interested in.
The dist
folder has all of the CSS and JS files we went through earlier.
The site folder, has all of the documentation, plus some samples...maybe not a bad thing if you're working offline.
And then you get the javascript folder. Now this javascript folder is a bit different than the one in the dist folder. It has each javascript component in a separate file with individual maps and in different versions like for esm or umd loading strategies. Don't mess with that unless you know what you're doing.
The last important folder is the scss folder. This has the source files for sass. Again, for advanced users, but you can really customize your version of Bootstrap. There are two important files here. First, the bootstrap.scss
file is the entry point for sass. It loads everything else. The second file is variables.scss
. It has every variable you can customize to really change the way bootstrap looks.
If you want to learn more, check out my other course on Bootstrap with Sass. Although it might be an earlier version of sass, the concepts are the same and you can really learn to customize this framework.


Self-supervised Learning of Pixel-wise Anatomical Embeddings in Radiological Images (arXiv)
Ke Yan, Jinzheng Cai, Dakai Jin, Shun Miao, Adam P. Harrison, Dazhou Guo, Youbao Tang, Jing Xiao, Jingjing Lu, Le Lu
arXiv, 2020.11.
Self-supervised Anatomical eMbedding (SAM) is introduced in this paper. SAM generates semantic embeddings for each image pixel in radiological images (CT, X-ray, etc.) that describes its anatomical location. SAM is unsupervised and easy to train. It can be used for one-shot landmark detection and lesion matching, outperforming widely-used registration algorithms while being 200 times faster.
Learning from Multiple Datasets with Heterogeneous and Partial Labels for Universal Lesion Detection in CT (arXiv)
Ke Yan, Jinzheng Cai, Youjing Zheng, Adam P. Harrison, Dakai Jin, You-Bao Tang, Yu-Xing Tang, Lingyun Huang, Jing Xiao, Le Lu
IEEE Trans. on Medical Imaging, 2020.9.
We design Lesion ENSemble (LENS) to learn from multiple heterogeneous lesion datasets for improved universal lesion detection. We also propose strategies to mine missing lesion annotations from partially-labeled datasets by exploiting clinical prior knowledge and cross-dataset knowledge transfer.
MULAN: Multitask Universal Lesion Analysis Network for Joint Lesion Detection, Tagging, and Segmentation (arXiv, code+model)
Ke Yan, Youbao Tang, Yifan Peng, Veit Sandfort, Mohammadhadi Bagheri, Zhiyong Lu, Ronald M. Summers
MICCAI, 2019.11.
We propose multitask universal lesion analysis network (MULAN) for joint detection, tagging, and segmentation of a variety of lesions in CT images. It is a useful tool for both clinicians and CAD researchers.
Holistic and Comprehensive Annotation of Clinically Significant Findings on Diverse CT Images: Learning from Radiology Reports and Label Ontology (arXiv, code+label)
Ke Yan, Yifan Peng, Veit Sandfort, Mohammadhadi Bagheri, Zhiyong Lu, Ronald M. Summers
IEEE CVPR, 2019, oral presentation, 2019.6.
We propose Lesion Annotation Network (LesaNet) to predict multiple labels (body part, type, attributes) for a lesion image. The labels are learned from radiology reports and a lesion ontology. LesaNet can also be used for lesion retrieval.
Deep Lesion Graphs in the Wild: Relationship Learning and Organization of Significant Radiology Image Findings in a Diverse Large-scale Lesion Database (dataset, paper, supplementary)
Ke Yan, Xiaosong Wang, Le Lu, Ling Zhang, Adam P. Harrison, Mohammadhadi Bagheri, and Ronald M. Summers
IEEE CVPR, 2018.6.
We present DeepLesion, a large-scale and diverse database of lesions in CT images. It can be used in studies of lesion detection, retrieval, segmentation, etc. A triplet network is proposed to learn lesion embeddings from weak cues for content-based lesion retrieval and intra-patient lesion matching.
3D Context Enhanced Region-based Convolutional Neural Network for End-to-End Lesion Detection (arXiv, code)
Ke Yan, Mohammadhadi Bagheri, and Ronald M. Summers
International Conference on Medical Image Computing & Computer Assisted Intervention (MICCAI), 2018.9.
We present 3D context enhanced region-based CNN (3DCE) to leverage the 3D context when detecting lesions in volumetric data. 3DCE is memory-friendly, end-to-end, and simple to implement and train. Based on DeepLesion, we also develop a universal lesion detector that can help radiologists find all types of lesions with one unified framework.
Unsupervised Body Part Regression via Spatially Self-ordering Convolutional Neural Networks (arXiv, code))
Ke Yan, Le Lu, and Ronald M. Summers
IEEE ISBI (oral), 2018.4.
We propose unsupervised body part regressor (UBR), which builds a coordinate system for the body and outputs a continuous score for each slice. The score represents the normalized position of the body part in the slice.
DeepLesion: Automated Deep Mining, Categorization and Detection of Significant Radiology Image Findings using Large-Scale Clinical Lesion Annotations (arXiv)
Ke Yan*, Xiaosong Wang*, Le Lu, and Ronald M. Summers
RSNA (scientific poster), 2017.11.
Lesion annotations are mined from PACS. A lesion detection algorithm based on Faster RCNN and an unsupervised categorization framework is proposed.
Learning classification and regression models for data with drift based on transfer samples (pdf, Matlab code)
Ke Yan, David Zhang, and Yong Xu
IEEE Trans. on Instrumentation and Measurement (IF = 2.456), 2017.
We aim to compensate the two largest influential factors in e-nose applications: instrumental variation and time-varying drift. The transfer-sample-based multitask learning (TMTL) algorithm defines each device or time period as a domain, then learns a prediction model for each domain. Two paradigms, parallel and serial transfer, are designed according to the prior knowledge of the two influential factors. A dynamic model strategy is also proposed to handle continuous sample stream in the MTL framework.
Learning Domain-Invariant Subspace Using Domain Features and Independence Maximization (pdf, Matlab code, domain adaptation toolbox)
Ke Yan, Lu Kou, and David Zhang
IEEE Trans. on Cybernetics (IF = 4.943), 2017.
Maximum independence domain adaptation (MIDA) is proposed to learn a domain-invariant subspace. It can be applied in all kinds of domain adaptation problems, including discrete or continuous distributional change, supervised/semi-supervised/unsupervised, multiple domains, classification or regression, etc. We first design "domain features", then maximize the independence between them and the learned features.
Correcting instrumental variation and time-varying drift: a transfer learning approach with autoencoders (pdf, Python code)
Ke Yan and David Zhang
IEEE Trans. on Instrumentation and Measurement (IF = 1.790), 2016.
Drift correction autoencoder (DCAE) is proposed to correct instrumental variation and time-varying drift. We enhance the structure and objective function of the original autoencoder, so that the two factors can be explicitly modeled and compensated. A drift-corrected and discriminative representation of the original data is thus learned.
Calibration transfer and drift compensation of e-noses via coupled task learning (pdf, Matlab code)
Ke Yan and David Zhang
Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical (IF = 4.097), 2015.
The preliminary version of TMTL with only 2 tasks. The key idea is to align the transfer samples at the model level.
Improving the transfer ability of prediction models for electronic noses (pdf, Matlab code)
Ke Yan and David Zhang
Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical (IF = 4.097), 2015.
A novel variable standardization method and a regularization strategy, windowed piecewise direct standardization (WPDS) and standardization-error-based model improvement (SEMI), are proposed to deal with instrumental variation.
Feature selection and analysis on correlated gas sensor data with recursive feature elimination (pdf, Matlab code)
Ke Yan and David Zhang
Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical (IF = 4.097), 2015.
Introducing correlation bias reduction (CBR), an improvement to the feature selection algorithm SVM-RFE for correlated features.
Design of a breath analysis system for diabetes diagnosis and blood glucose level prediction (pdf)
Ke Yan, David Zhang, Darong Wu, Hua Wei, and Guangming Lu
IEEE Trans. on Biomedical Engineering (IF = 2.347), 2014.
The hardware and software of an e-nose-based system are introduced.
Blood glucose prediction by breath analysis system with feature selection and model fusion (pdf)
Ke Yan and David Zhang
36th Annual Intl. Conf. of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC), Chicago, 2014, oral presentation
Predicting the blood glucose of 203 breath samples, mean relative absolute error = 20.69%.
Sensor evaluation in a breath analysis system (pdf)
Ke Yan and David Zhang
Intl. Conf. Medical Biometrics (ICMB), Shenzhen, 2014
A novel breath analysis system for diabetes diagnosis (pdf)
Ke Yan and David Zhang
Intl. Conf. Computerized Healthcare (ICMB), Hong Kong, 2012
Gabor Surface Feature for face recognition (pdf, Matlab code, OpenCV code)
Ke Yan, Youbin Chen and David Zhang
1st Asian Conference on Pattern Recognition (ACPR), Beijing, 2011
An improvement to the Gabor+LBP feature. Good performance on FERET dataset.
Patent: An exhaled gas detection system (in Chinese), Pending
一种呼出气体的检测系统 (link)
张大鹏, 闫轲, 卢光明
公开中, 公开号 CN103245705 A


2021 BMW i4 details revealed
Company's Tesla Model 3 rival will be available with a 390kW electric motor, and an 80kWh battery pack.
by Derek Fung- shares
Details about the drivetrain of the BMW i4 have been revealed well ahead of it going on sale globally from 2021.
The i4 will be powered by a 390kW electric motor, which, as BMW is keen to point out, is a few kilowatts shy of the 4.4-litre twin-turbo V8 used in the X5 M50i and others.
According to the automaker, the i4 should be capable of completing the 0-100km/h dash in around four seconds and will have a top speed of over 200km/h.
Equipped with a 80kWh battery pack weighing around 550 kilograms, the i4 will have a driving range of up to 600 kilometres.
Hooked up to a 150kW charger, the i4's battery can be topped up to 80 per cent within 35 minutes.
As we've seen in spy photos and official teasers, the new i4 is a four-door "coupe", or Gran Coupe in BMW parlance.
It should share a lot in common with the upcoming 4 Series Gran Coupe, although some distinct styling elements, such as a closed-off grille and lift-up door handles, will be used to distinguish the two vehicles.
The i4 will be built in Munich alongside the 3 Series.
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‘Heartbroken’ – These Tottenham fans react to Mauricio Pochettino leaving
by Jaikuran RandhawaAccording to Dave O’Connell, Mauricio Pochettino and his coaching staff have left Tottenham Hotspur.
Spurs announced the shocking news on their official website but the club’s site has appeared to crash.
The Independent recently reported that the club’s dismal start to the season left the Argentinean on the brink at the north London outfit.
The Sun shockingly claim that former Chelsea and Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho is the favourite to take the reins at the Hotspur stadium, is the ‘Special One’ finally set to return to the touchline?
Amazing, Champions League final a few months ago.
Here’s how some Tottenham fans reacted to the news:
Spurs are currently 14th in the Premier League and they’ll be facing London rivals on Saturday afternoon, the pressure around this clash will be humungous given the club’s recent decision.
Will Daniel Levy and the Tottenham board regret their decision to part ways with the man that’s helped transform the club over the past five years?


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We make sure each of our NFT’s are low supply count – NO MORE THAN 45 will ever be minted.
Each is worth 1 SHARE of the Weekly Prize (see info in our homepage).
Some Editions has supply as low as 10.
Our NFT's are designed to be SCARCE and VALUEABLE like real Gems.
The Crypto Show
Read more...The Crypto Show Is A Game Show Ecosystem Built on Binance Smart Chain Where The HOST Is The Smart Contract And The PLAYERS Are EVERYONE At Home! You can use the SHOW tokens to STAKE and get unique NFT's or more SHOW tokens.
Harem Token
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Harem Token trains machine learning algorithms to automate the creation and distribution of adult entertainment content. In layman's terms, it trains AIs to create porn.
Each Harem Token NFT represents total or partial ownership of an AI generated woman, specifically, the girl you see in your NFT. These NFTs can be kept for personal use, resold as collectibles, or staked on the Harem web platform.
If you stake your Harem Token NFT, the girl represented in it will become available for Harem web platform users to deepfake into videos using
Harem's open Deepfake API, and you as the NFT owner & staker will receive a portion of profits for each video created through Harem using your NFT girl.
$SACT Brings out a Different COLOR in You
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srnArtGallery is a union of artists and $SACT is the token of the community. You can stake $SACT or can make LP's with $SACT then earn points to have our unique NFTs. Don't forget that $SACT is the first Binance Smart Chain token and farm on Unifty.io. For more info you can visit our website and other channels linked in our farm.
Art pieces to be minted in each farm will be in different edition quantities. Art piece edition quantities will be high on only $SACT stake, while on LP farms will be rare and unique.
(E.g. Only $SACT stake 10/10 editions and for LP stakes 1/1 editions. These are only examples, not
exact quantities.)
Rehab
Read more...Rehab is an ERC20 token which you stake to earn hot NFTs. We just wanna bring the fun, and lots of it. Detoxify from DeFi with REHAB.
Xion Finance
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Xion has partnered with ForestNation & Unifty to bring you reforestation NFTs, that combat deforestation and change lives.
Staking WXDAI-XGT LP tokens will boost your APY by 20% for 1 month & NFT owners will have trees planted in Tanzania & Haiti to provide food security and sustainable livelihoods + owners can earn up to 200% APY for 24 months
BasenjiDAO
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BasenjiDAO NFT Farm Rewards Collection, including unique drops from across the growing spectrum of BasenjiDAO artists.
By staking your BSJ-ETH LP tokens and redeeming these NFTs, you will have immediate ownership and can trade freely on Opensea, Rarible and soon BasenjiDAO.com
Ahegao DAO
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Ahegao DAO is a platform for Hentai NFTs. We create beautiful blockchain women that drives the crypto-community wild!
All of our farms are white-labelled!
DEGENR DAPE FARM
Read more...Get a chance to collect one of the First DEGENRATE APE NFTS which you can sell right back on the MarketPlace.
IOTB
Read more...Experimental limited edition tokenized endless loop crypto iconography animated GIFs.
VTUBE
Read more...VTUBE seeks to help out VTubers and indie artists alike. Come and join our community if you love Anime and VTubers!
MCDC Artwork Farm
Read more...This is MCDC's main farm for the artwork created by its community. The max stake is 100,000 MCDC earning 100,000 points per day. The purchase price for NFTs range from 5 xDai to 100 xDai based on the rarity of the NFTs.
Anime Token
Read more...ANIME TOKEN is not just a solid crypto-currency that was built on top of proven and reliable technologies such as the binance smart chain, it also has a provably fair and transparent initial coin distribution, which we believe are critical for the long-term success and decentralization. ANI is a currency for the anime community, for fans and collectors, for weeabo and otaku. Anime started as an MEME & fun token like DOGE but meanwhile its an serious project, listed on CEX and top exchanges. Gives people the opportunity to yield farm and stake ANIME. Anime Token is our lifestyle ANI is art we will reflect in NFTs ( Non-Fungible Tokens ) with amazing graphic work that you can share between friends!
CRIPTOGRANJA EBOY
Read more...The mexican eboy community became bound into the cryptoworld through this cryptofarm in favor of the future generations' value of what the $COLD token is.
$TACO
Read more...$TACO is a deflationary currency where liquidity providers wrap the token in a hard shell and are rewarded with hot and spicy $SALSA. This is the evolution of money. It's time to go down the Rabbit Hole! Taqueros, it's time to start staking your $TACOs and $SALSA to earn those amazing NFTs!
The King
Read more...Exclusive legendary, rare and common Downbeat / Hiphop tracks by The King from Naugatuck, CT, USA. Only a few points required.
The Musicians Farm House
Read more...Here you will find exclusive NFT's from new musicians/artists originating from all around the world. Be the one of the first to own a piece of history and support artists directly by staking Honey and earning points. Have fun and enjoy great music, videos and art.
Trism
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Trism is a digital collectibles producer & trader, providing liquidity for trism token. Activities include art/merchandise sale, NFT creation and commissions.
Future plans include creating finance or token reward (APY) linked incentive due to vesting duration. Trism can be bought on Uniswap and Southxchange.com.
Cold Truth Culture
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Cold Truth Culture is a new artist-founded project on the xDai chain, which provides the same features like Ethereum while being compatible with Metamask - at extremely low gas costs!
With the release of of the project's $COLD token you are able to stake for exclusive art. The token will be airdropped as well as listed on xDai's Honeyswap DEX.
Richard Dixon
Read more...Excited to be one of the first artists on Unifty! I will be dropping unique works that you won't see anywhere else. My work is a combination of hand painted and mixed media, finished digitally. Love and hearts abound. Richard Dixon loves you.


Who are we??
About Us » Who are we?? » Foundation History
“Orbital Career”, Formerly known as “The Pathfinders” got established in the year 1999. It had started its operation serving the society at large in the field of Education – in India and Abroad. It has still continued serving in the field of Medical education. Also, it has started venturing in the realm of “Human Resource Consultancy “ in the year 2015. The firm is aiming to grow in its both the verticals further by making its foundation pillars more stable and concrete.
History
We follow the same road chart by understanding the fact that doers are the visionaries first who put their visions in to the act.
“Orbital Career” (formerly known as “The Pathfinders”) is a Vadodara based consultancy firm formed in 1999 with the aim of reaching students and parents at every corners of the glob in the field of Education first.“Orbital Career”, we also endeavour for the successful actions to be put in the rehearsal for our alleged customers.
Formally it has worked with cohesive integrated modules of education in various fields of studies. The firm was catering it all through its association with many colleges and universities and still has continued the association, but currently it is focusing on Medical Branch of the education specified in Allopath.


UVic Virtual
The University of Victoria Virtual and Augmented Reality Club
Meet the Team
Projects
Partners
Join Now!
Projects
Untangle
An immersive, geometry based puzzle game.
City-Virtual
A fully featured virtual city.


Fares
Fare Rules
#{fareRuleHome.managed ? 'Edit' : 'Add'} Fare rule
Fare id
Origin
Destination
Contains
Route
*
required fields


Available appointments
{% for appointment in appointment_list %}
{{ appointment }}
{% endfor %}
×
Enter your contact information
Name
Phone Number
Email


equal()
with a single parameter.
Normally, this is a typo and equals()
is actually intended.
A quick-fix is suggested to rename the method to equals
.
Example:
class Main {
public boolean equal(Object obj) {
return true;
}
}
After the quick-fix is applied:
class Main {
public boolean equals(Object obj) {
return true;
}
}


Datasounds is the sum of expertises deriving from a high quality and productive scientific background and the freshness and energy of a start-up.
Our aim is to provide
But not only that.
We also aim at co-creating value for customers, for datasounds and for all its members and collaborators.
Datasounds will provide practices that represent the aggregation of high skills in the fields of Information Technology, innovation for business, engineering, processes and organization of scientific and technological consultanting. The practices of information technology are articulated in specific capabilities and highly innovative solutions in cybersecurity, in business intelligence and data analytics, the definition of advanced methaphores for display and data communication and information, and in information management.
We provide on the one hand innovative solutions for deriving interesting patterns from the analysis of big data, and on the other hand effective and efficient methaphores for the visualization of such patterns.
We provide innovative natural language models for the analysis of social media (e.g., tweets, facebook posts) in order to derive trends, identify emerging topics, and analyze brand reputations.
We provide innovative reccomender systems based on advanced machine learning techniques able to support the decision makers in intriguing and complex situations.


| Module | Sickill::Rainbow |
| In: |
lib/rainbow.rb
|
| TERM_COLORS | = | { :black => 0, :red => 1, :green => 2, :yellow => 3, :blue => 4, :magenta => 5, :cyan => 6, :white => 7, :default => 9, } |
| TERM_EFFECTS | = | { :reset => 0, :bright => 1, :italic => 3, :underline => 4, :blink => 5, :inverse => 7, :hide => 8, } |
Resets terminal to default colors/backgrounds.
It shouldn‘t be needed to use this method because all methods append terminal reset code to end of string.


Editing an Event
How to edit an event in the Events module. Note: You may only be able to edit your own events.
- Go to the event details page of the required event. See "Viewing Event Details (List View)", See "Viewing Event Details (Month View)" or See "Viewing Event Details (Week View)"
- Select from these options:
- Click the Edit link to edit onetime events or to edit only this single instance of a recurring event.
- Click the Edit Series link to edit all instances of a recurring event.
- Edit the event details as required.
- Optional. At Owner, select a new owner for this event.
- Click the OK button to confirm.


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{% trans "Add" %}{% trans "An SLM Approach defines the ways and means used to implement a SLM Technology, including the stakeholders involved and their roles." %}
{% trans "Add" %}{% trans "Tools for assessing the carbon benefits and greenhouse gas emissions of an SLM Technology." %}
{% trans "Add" %}{% trans "Mapping land management, degradation and conservation including driver, state and impacts." %}
{% trans "Add" %}{% trans "The climate change adaptation tool assesses whether a specific SLM Technology is adapted to gradual climate changes and climate-related extremes (natural disasters)." %}
{% trans "Add" %}{% trans "The climate change adaptation tool assesses whether a specific SLM Technology is adapted to gradual climate changes and climate-related extremes (natural disasters)." %}
{% trans "Add" %}


How the Impossible is Possible
50th anniversary of the greatest achievement of mankind
Mission
Nasa estimated that it had taken more than 400,000 engineers, scientists and technicians to accomplish the moon landings - reflecting the vast number of systems and subsystems needed to send men there.
Dr. Wernher von Braun explains the Saturn launch system to John F. Kennedy at Cape
Canaveral, Nov. 16, 1963. (NASA)
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2009/jul/02/apollo-11-back-up-team
decision to go to the moon
https://history.nasa.gov/moondec.html
The near impossible task of managing this vast pyramid of people across America fell to the Apollo programme manager George Müller and, in a stroke of genius, he called upon the astronauts themselves for help
How to get to space
and stay there
Earth love us all and does not want us to leave.....
gravity sucks
Second lesson: It´s not about how high ....
but it´s about how fast
talk about planes/ balloons going high
Drag is a pain in the neck
$$ drag=\frac{1}{2}\rho AC_d v^{2} $$
$$ power=\frac{1}{2}\rho AC_d v^{3} $$
How much fast I need to go space (around 160 km high)
and not to fall back on Earth (but still falling forever)
7,812.1m/s or 28123.56 Km/h (that´s 6 times the speed of a sniper
rifle bullet)
So I need a vehicle to take me to this speed right?
no.... faster, because you will need at least 1,200 m/s
to account for the atmosferic drag
so you will need to spent energy enough for 9,000 m/s
Standing on giant shoulders
Tsiolkovsky Rocket Equation
Single-stage-to-orbit rocket: 88.4% of the
initial total mass has to be propellant. The remaining 11.6% is for the engines, the tank, and the
payload.
Two-stage-to-orbit: 83.3% of the initial total
mass has to be propellant. The remaining 16.7% of the original launch mass is available for all
engines, the tanks, and payload.
Konstantin Eduardovich Tsiolkovsky (Russian: Константин Эдуардович Циолковский, IPA: [kənstɐnʲˈtʲin ɪdʊˈardəvʲɪtɕ tsɨɐlˈkofskʲɪj] (About this soundlisten); 17 September [O.S. 5 September] 1857 – 19 September 1935) was a Russian and Soviet rocket scientist and pioneer of the astronautic theory. Along with the French Robert Esnault-Pelterie, the German Hermann Oberth and the American Robert H. Goddard, he is considered to be one of the founding fathers of modern rocketry and astronautics.[2][3]
How rockets work, talk about stages
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsiolkovsky_rocket_equation
SATURN V
Fuel and Bombs
2.3 out of 2.8 million kilograms
Height: 111m tall (about the height of a 36-storey building)
Weight: Fully fuelled for lift-off, the Saturn V weighed 2.8 million kilograms, which is the same as about 400 elephants.
Power: The rocket generated 34.5 million newtons* of thrust at launch
Cost: The cost of the program was estimated at more than $25 billion, which would be more than $100 billion today.
83 engines
FUEL PLUS HELIUM TO FILL THE TANKS
TALK ABOUT ullage
Biggest machine everbuilded till this day
Biggest machine everbuilded till this day
32,768 bits of RAM memory
72KB of Read Only Memory (ROM)
processor:0.043 MHz
simulator: https://svtsim.com/moonjs/agc.html
source code: https://github.com/chrislgarry/Apollo-11
https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2019/07/underappreciated-power-apollo-computer/594121/
https://newatlas.com/apollo-11-guidance-computer/59766/
try to imagine getting to the Moon using a Commodore 64 to handle the navigation and not break into a cold sweat.
Rope Memory
On board Apollo 11 was a computer called the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC).
It had 2048 words of memory which could be used to store “temporary results” – data that is lost when there is no power.
This type of memory is referred to as RAM (Random Access Memory).
Each word comprised 16 binary digits (bits), with a bit being a zero or a one. This means that the Apollo computer had 32,768 bits of RAM memory.
In addition, it had 72KB of Read Only Memory (ROM), which is equivalent to 589,824 bits. This memory is programmed and cannot be changed once it is finalised.
The Apollo 11 computer had a processor – an electronic circuit that performs operations on external data sources – which ran at 0.043 MHz. The latest iPhone’s processor is estimated to run at about 2490 MHz.
http://www.righto.com/2019/07/software-woven-into-wire-core-rope-and.html
To store the desired binary data, the core rope's sense lines were threaded through or around cores in the proper sequence. Originally, this wiring was done entirely manually, which was slow and error-prone. Raytheon improved the process by combining automated positioning with manual threading. First, the program's assembly code was fed into an assembler called YUL that produced a Mylar punched tape. An automated system (above, below) read this tape and step-by-step moved the proper core into position. A woman manually threaded the sense line through an aperture into the indicated core. The aperture then jogged down to pull the wire around a nylon pin, moving the wire out of the way for the next sense wire to be threaded. Once all the cores were threaded, the nylon pins were removed and the final core rope module was tested by an automated system, again controlled by punched tape.
We need software
Bug free software
Ready months before live deploy
P01 apollo 8 error Margareth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nVqFFNdPdk
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/apollo-11-launch-meet-women-behind-historic-nasa-mission-to-the-moon-2019-07-16/
Which way?
To the right right?
Earth rotation 460 m/s
my target is 7,812.1m/s (almost 6%)
PHOTO DETAIL:Portrait of American aerospace engineer Dr John Houbolt (1919 - 2014) as he stands at a
chalkboard, July 24, 1962.
Let´s talk about orbital mechanics
Ballistic Trajectories,
"hit moon" where is going to be 2 1/2 days from now
https://oikofuge.com/how-apollo-got-to-the-moon/
when to launch?
Constraints:
Free return trajectory (constraints landing sites)
Day light on moon landing
Moon antipode crossing space ship path
We are in space heading to the moon
CM & LM transposition
barbecue roll,
breathing without scuba, radiation belts
The Apollo 11 stack is currently in its barbecue roll mode, more formally known as Passive Thermal Control.


Editors¶
This page contains ideas for customizing your favorite editor for DMP and Django development. If your editor isn’t listed here, please contribute ideas for it!
Note that templates can use any file extension. For example, if you prefer .mako
instead of the conventional .html
, simply use this extension in view functions:
@view_function
def process_request(request):
...
return request.dmp.render('mypage.mako', {...})
VSCode¶
| Code Highlighting: | |
|---|---|
A VSCode extension for Mako exists in the marketplace. Search “Mako” on the extensions tab and install. To activate highlighting, click the language in the bottom right of the vscode window (or type “Change Language Mode” in the command dropdown) and select Mako. If you want to make the association permanent, add the following to the vscode settings file. Open the command Command Palette and type "files.associations": {
"*.htm": "mako",
"*.html": "mako"
}
|
Atom¶
| Code Highlighting: | |
|---|---|
An Atom package for Mako can be downloaded from within the editor. Open Settings and search for “Mako” on the Install tab. Install the To activate highlighting, click the language in the bottom right of the atom window and select If you want to make the association stick, open the Atom "*":
core:
customFileTypes:
'text.html.mako': [
'html',
'htm'
]
|


Lightweight
NoobScroll is complitely optimized for modern browser and weight ~2 kb minified!
Simply the best
NoobScroll is the only library that combines multiples useful functions about scrolling, but with the ease to use of jQuery.
Get Started
To use noobscroll.js, you'll need to download noobscroll.js and add it in your js folder. And after, add these line of code in the head or in the body of your page:
Demo
Now, you can use Noob Scroll on your website like this, but we recommend you to read the docs


Barcode generator is a project that was created because of the requirement to generate a significant number of bar codes and more.
Most generators were limited to one time generating a single number of bar codes, so I decided to change it.
This program allows you to choose one of nine types of bar codes to generate.
In addition, it allows a number of modifications to the appearance of the bar code itself and preferences such as size, output format (.gif, .png, etc).
The user defines whether he wants to get random data contained in the code or he defines its content.
On exit, the user receives generated codes, which can also be combined into larger sheets.
private boolean validateChoosedImages(String input, int max, String... args) {
StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder();
if (args != null)
for (String s : args) builder.append(s);
builder.insert(0, input);
String[] inputData = fillWithComma(builder.toString()).split(",");
validated = new LinkedHashSet<>();
for (String s : inputData) {
if (s.contains("-")) {
String[] res = s.split("-");
for (int i = Integer.parseInt(res[0]); i <= Integer.parseInt(res[1]); i++) {
if (i > max) return false;
else validated.add(i);
}
} else {
validated.add(Integer.parseInt(s));
}
}
return true;
}


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Lily Allen
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Air
Amelie
Ben Folds
Ben Harper
Blue October
Bob Dylan
Cake
Citizen Cope
Coldplay
Dido
Foo Fighters
Lily Allen
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Air
Amelie
Ben Folds
Ben Harper
Blue October
Bob Dylan
Cake
Citizen Cope
Coldplay
Dido
Foo Fighters
Lily Allen
Purchased on the iPhone
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Air
Amelie
Ben Folds
Ben Harper
Blue October
Bob Dylan
Cake
Citizen Cope
Coldplay
Dido
Foo Fighters
Lily Allen
Purchased on the iPhone
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Air
Amelie
Ben Folds
Ben Harper
Blue October
Bob Dylan
Cake
Citizen Cope
Coldplay
Dido
Foo Fighters
Lily Allen
Purchased on the iPhone
Purchased
Air
Amelie
Ben Folds
Ben Harper
Blue October
Bob Dylan
Cake
Citizen Cope
Coldplay
Dido
Foo Fighters


Should you find yourself consulting your hare oracle with unseemly frequency, or favouring it to such an extent that your crow oracle sits neglected on the shelf, you may be on the slippery slope to a hare mania leading to criminality. Here is a newspaper cutting from 1904. Consider it a warning.
HARES HIS RUIN
In sentencing a man at Marylebone yesterday for stealing a hare, Mr Plowden said to the prisoner, who had previously been bound over for a similar offence: “You are an honest man, I believe, except when you see hares. Then, your honesty completely breaks down. It's a good thing you don't live where hares are abundant.”
Source—Man Bites Man : The Scrapbook Of An Edwardian Eccentric, George Ives, edited by Paul Sieveking (Jay Landesman, 1980)


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Cox Welding Inc. prides itself on exemplary skills and expert quality gained through over 35 years of industry experience. Providing 2 generations of unwavering service to the community with versatility to complete the job at hand.
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ESTIMATION OF LOCAL FISCAL CAPACITY
by
John Stephen Akin
A dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Economics) in The University of Michigan 1971
Doctoral Committee:
Professor Harvey E. Brazer, Chairman Assistant Professor William B. Neenan Professor Peter 0. Steiner
Associate Professor Jack L. Walker, Jr.


Kindly permit me the opportunity to narrate my ordeal to you and as such seek your understanding in my proposal to you as below. I am WILLIAMS WRETCHER the only son of the special Adviser on finance and Economic planning to Mr. Charles Taylor, erstwhile president of Liberia. My father Prince Dada Fidaye Wretcher the Special Adviser to Charles Taylor was killed in the renewed war alongside my mother all this because of the tussle for power in Liberia as reported by international media. During the heat of the war in Liberia recently, immediately the opposition group killed my father, the Nigerian president offered Asylum to Charles Taylor with some of his [[Charles Taylor] aides and Loyalist to be in Nigeria as a ? Peace Map? to the Liberia Crisis and the American president did approve of the above as he stated during his five working day visit to Africa upon this, I succeeded in coming to Nigeria where I am presently as a refugee in the refugee camp in Oru, Ogun- State, Nigeria . The above because of the serious war in Liberia and all my father?s houses, properties burnt and his bank accounts frozen by the Liberia Warriors who have taken over power. However, my father told me of some fund he deposited in a security trust service company in Europe before his death and he handed over all the document and information to me which are with me here in Nigeria Secretly and the funds were moved through diplomatic means to Europe as African Artifacts contained in the security box. The total amount inside is US $12 Million and all I need from you at this point is your acceptance to help me claim the consignment deposited by my late father. I also require your utmost sincerity and faithfulness in working with me to get the consignment claimed and the funds deposited in your account while I meet with you in your country on completion of the transaction to get my share and invest it in a viable business over there based on your advise and for me to start a new life alone as an Orphan. You will get 10% of the sum for your assistance while 5% will be for expenses incurred for traveling, communication and other miscellaneous items. You are to respond to me urgently with your direct telephone number and personal details to enable me forward the complete procedures and modalities to you. Once again I solicit for your understanding cooperation and urgent response please, I am in pains here. You can as well reach me via my alternative mailboxes<EMAIL_ADDRESS>as above Yours in need, WILLIAMS WRETCHER ----------------------------------------- Kunjungi pusat informasi Batam. http://www.ibatam.com/