Dataset and scripts
Here are all the date used and produced for this study, as well as jupyter notebooks. All of them are public and available to anyone who might be interested in.
Incoming data
These are external data for producing the datasets used by this analysis:
- Rodrigo Pomber's JSON: data of the convid-19 pandemic around the world.
- ebwinter's API: geo-data of all countries
- UN's dataset with demographic of (almost) all countries.
- brasil-estados.json: a JSON file with geo-data of all brasilian states fetched from IBGE's API. These data are used for drawing the states over the Brazil's map.
gov_brazil_corona19_data.xlsx: updated data of the pandemic in Brazil provided by Ministery of Health.- Brasil.io's API: updated data of the pandemic in Brazil provided by Brasil.io team that works hard to keep our public data accessible.
- saoPaulo-cidades.json: a JSON file with geo-data of all the cities of San Paulo's state fetched from IBGE's API. These data are used for drawing the San Paulo's cities over its map.
Dataset
- world_countries_2019.csv: a consolidated dataset from ebinters and UN data, which is used to normalize some pandemic indicadors by countries total population
- incoming_data.gz: compressed file within the following datasets
- world_corona19_data.csv: the main dataset used by this study. It is made from Pomber's JSON and enriched with the following features which are derivate to cases, deaths and recoveries, although, to simplify I will use just case's :
- day: number of the day since the first case of contamination
- cases: cumulative number of cases since day 0
- case_day: number of the cases recorded in a specific day
- %var_case_day: daily variation of cases from the previous day (in percent)
- cases_million: number of daily cases per one million of population of a coumtry. It is better comparable along the countries
- avg7_cases: moving average of the daily cases among the last 7 days
- avg7_cases_million: moving average of the daily cases per one million among the last 7 days
- perc_death: percentage of deaths over the cases of the country
- brazil_corona19_data.csv: a previous-like dataset, but with brazilian pandemic data over its states.
Notebooks
Here are my jupyter-notebooks used to build this study:
countries_data_aggregator.ipynb: the aggregator of all countries data.
data_engineering.ipynb: data and feature engineering for the main dataset.
analysis.ipynb: all the analises and charts about the world and brazilian pandemic.
brazil_analysis.ipynb: all the analises and charts about the brazilian pandemic.
prediction.ipynb: all prediction of world and brazilian pandemic using Facebook-Prophet.
brazilian_prediction.ipynb: all prediction of brazilian pandemic among its states using Facebook-Prophet.


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Ambulance runs over accident victim's arm
Mainichi Daily News | Submitted by: LucrezaBorgia
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Brain tumour caused pedophilia
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paedophilia exhibited by a 40 year old man was caused by an egg sized brain
tumour, his doctors have told a scientific conference... The judge ruled that
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well: the Greenpeace ship turned to the west and set off at full speed.
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I don't follow football too closely (a recent peek at the NFL standings made me exclaim, `Who moved the Cardinals to the NFC West, and why are they doing so well?'), but I recognize a deep hole when I see it. The Miami Sharks are in a bit of a hole before Any Given Sunday even starts, and after a few minutes have gone by, that hole is transformed into a chasm.
In back-to-back plays at the end of the first half of the game, the fictitious Sharks lose their three-time league MVP quarterback - thirty-eight-year-old Jack "Cap" Rooney (Dennis Quaid, Playing By Heart) - and his inexperienced backup. Willie Beamen (Jamie Foxx, How to Be a Player), the third-string passer, is inserted into the game, but he pukes on the field before he even touches the ball and mistakenly lines up behind his right guard for a snap. The Sharks lose their fourth consecutive game going into a much-needed bye week, appearing to be extremely far removed from the team that brought home the AFFA Pantheon Cup less than four years ago.
Coach Tony D'Amato (Al Pacino, The Insider) is understandably upset. Not only is his team leader gone, but D'Amato also has to contend with the bitch-on-wheels team owner, Cornell business graduate Christina Pagniacci (Cameron Diaz, Being John Malkovich). The spoiled-brat daughter of the team's former owner, Pagniacci wants a winning team in order to convince the city to give her a new stadium so that the team will be worth more money when she puts the Sharks on the market. When Beamen shows promise in the quarterback position, Pagniacci orders D'Amato to play the flashy up-and-comer, despite his lack of respect for his coach and teammates.
Sunday concentrates more on D'Amato's discord with Pagniacci and Beamen than it does on its football clashes, showing the game as more of a business than a sport. Almost every character in this film is despicable in one way or another. The players respect money and are more concerned with their individual statistics, bonuses and endorsement deals than they are with the performance of the team. Their petty wives and girlfriends are even worse. D'Amato wants only to win, despite the cost, while team doctor Harvey Mandrake (James Woods, The General's Daughter) falsifies medical reports to keep players in and out of games, jeopardizing lives in the process.
While you may think that Sunday's focus would be on the game of football, there is a lot more to the film. Almost three hours more. Director Oliver Stone (U-Turn) spends as much time off the field as he does on, realistically showing black players dressing like pimps (what normal person wears suits and top hats like this?), the effect of twenty-four-hour sports television on the game and, most importantly, the transformation of the game from the hard-nosed, old-school, Vince Lombardi style of play to the flamboyant personal style of today's statistic-obsessed, drug-addled players. Maybe it's because two NFL stars have been arrested already this week (one after a nationwide manhunt), but this portrayal should be particularly alarming to the NFL.
The whole old-school/new-school battle is exemplified well here between D'Amato and Beamen, who seem to speak different languages at times. Even though the final reel is full of every sports-movie cliché that they could dig up, the film is still enjoyable to watch. Errrr…that is if you have a durable rear-end. Toward the end of the film, D'Amato delivers a stirring locker-room speech to his team about the importance of inches on the field and how they needed to win the battle for those inches. I couldn't help thinking that if they had only trimmed about 10,000 inches of celluloid off of the final cut, it may have been a better film.
Stone's Sunday, which he co-wrote with John Logan (Bats), is probably his most visual film since Natural Born Killers, which is mostly a good thing. The game sequences are spectacular, especially during a playoff game when the final seconds tick off of the scoreboard in a highly stylistic fashion. Part of making the movie look cool is shrouding the playing field in darkness, which just seems silly, and making sideline conversations audible despite an obvious lack of shouting. I expected more shots of delirious fans, but Christ, that would have just slowed the movie down. As it was, three major stars were cut out of the film at the last minute – Ed Burns, Tim Sizemore and Jim Caviezel all had roles in the film, but don't actually make in onto the screen. Sunday is believed to incorporate parts of former Oakland Raiders team doctor Rob Huizenga's book `You're Okay, It's Just A Bruise: A Doctor's Sideline Secrets About Pro Football's Most Outrageous Team.'
Most of Sunday's acting is pretty decent, with former players Jim Brown and Lawrence Taylor surprisingly strong. The casting is amazing, and I'm not sure that I've ever seen a wider gamut of actors in one film. Did you ever think that you would see Charlton Heston and Bill Bellamy in the same movie? I think that's one of the signs of the apocalypse. Ditto for Ann-Margret and LL Cool J. Another apocalyptic warning is a football picture than takes almost as long as a real football game. At least in real life you get timeouts for bathroom and snack breaks.
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pips Red=214 White=100
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Black had been playing a well-timed 2-4 back game when this double four tumbled out of his dice cup. Noticing that he could put two White checkers on the bar he immediately switched to an attacking game plan and swiftly played 16/12, 15/11*, 8/4(2)*.
He failed to contain the two White checkers and ended up with a badly timed back game from which there was no recovery. He lost a single game. So, was Black unlucky or did he misplay his 44?
Possibly he was unlucky but he definitely misplayed his 44. That roll had the potential to change the game but Black didn’t think deeply enough about his game plan.
Because he has five checkers still in White’s board he is very unlikely to be able to blitz White and close out his two rear checkers. Black should have recognised that a better game plan was to try to prime those two checkers. An outside prime can be built much easier than a closed home board from the starting position, and the rear checkers can be brought into play more quickly with this game plan.
Look at the resultant position after 16/12, 15/11*, 13/9(2). Now Black has a four-point broken prime and has the fifth point slotted. That position just looks so much stronger than the one after 16/12, 15/11*, 8/4(2)*. As a bonus for Black, White’s 44 is now a disaster for him and his 55 doesn’t play very well either. Setting up root numbers for your opponent is all part of the game and highly relevant here.
It is important to recognize game changing rolls and even more important to take the time to decide upon the right game plan. Here Black was guilty of playing on automatic. Two minutes thought would probably have led him to make the much stronger priming play. XG rates Black’s actual play as a double blunder, showing just how costly selecting the wrong game plan can be.
He failed to contain the two White checkers and ended up with a badly timed back game from which there was no recovery. He lost a single game. So, was Black unlucky or did he misplay his 44?
Possibly he was unlucky but he definitely misplayed his 44. That roll had the potential to change the game but Black didn’t think deeply enough about his game plan.
Because he has five checkers still in White’s board he is very unlikely to be able to blitz White and close out his two rear checkers. Black should have recognised that a better game plan was to try to prime those two checkers. An outside prime can be built much easier than a closed home board from the starting position, and the rear checkers can be brought into play more quickly with this game plan.
Look at the resultant position after 16/12, 15/11*, 13/9(2). Now Black has a four-point broken prime and has the fifth point slotted. That position just looks so much stronger than the one after 16/12, 15/11*, 8/4(2)*. As a bonus for Black, White’s 44 is now a disaster for him and his 55 doesn’t play very well either. Setting up root numbers for your opponent is all part of the game and highly relevant here.
It is important to recognize game changing rolls and even more important to take the time to decide upon the right game plan. Here Black was guilty of playing on automatic. Two minutes thought would probably have led him to make the much stronger priming play. XG rates Black’s actual play as a double blunder, showing just how costly selecting the wrong game plan can be.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 16/12 15/11* 13/9(2) Eq.: +0.349 0.618 0.143 0.003 - 0.382 0.232 0.011 2. Cubeful 2-ply 15/11*/7 13/9(2) Eq.: +0.164 (-0.185) 0.568 0.124 0.002 - 0.432 0.280 0.015 3. Cubeful 0-ply 16/12 15/11* 8/4*(2) Eq.: +0.151 (-0.198) 0.565 0.097 0.003 - 0.435 0.256 0.015 4. Cubeful 0-ply 15/11* 13/9 8/4*(2) Eq.: +0.141 (-0.208) 0.563 0.102 0.003 - 0.437 0.263 0.018 5. Cubeful 0-ply 15/11*/7 8/4*(2) Eq.: +0.120 (-0.229) 0.555 0.092 0.002 - 0.445 0.258 0.016


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Cinderella
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used to be your girlfriend and I know I did it well
Oh yes, you know it's true You called me Cinderella, all you had to do was yell And I'd be there for you Here I am, so try to forgive me I don't believe in fairytales Here we are with nothing but honesty I've had enough, I'm not gonna stay CHORUS I'm sorry for running away like this And I'm sorry I've already made my wish Aah, (but Cinderella's got to go) From time to time I tried to tell just what was on my mind You told me not today Come back, do that, where's Cinderella at Was all you had to say Here I am, so try to forgive me I don't believe in fairytales Here we are with nothing but honesty I've had enough, I'm not gonna stay CHORUS I'm sorry for running away like this And I'm sorry I've already made my wish Aah, (but Cinderella's got to go) I'm sorry, just trying to live my life Don't worry, you're gonna be alright But Cinderella's got to go I used to say I want you You cast me in your spell I did everything you wanted me to But now I shall break free from all your lies I won't be blind you see My love, it can't be sacrificed I won't return to thee I'm so sorry I've already made up my mind I won't return to thee I'm sorry to say, I'm running away now Don't worry, you will be all right I'm running away, I've made up my mind You're gonna have to let me go CHORUS I'm sorry for running away like this And I'm sorry I've already made my wish Aah, (but Cinderella's got to go) I'm sorry, just trying to live my life Don't worry, you're gonna be alright But Cinderella's got to go |
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Ontology of Literary and Psychoanalytic Criticism
This project belongs to the 'Knowledge Representation and Extraction' course of University of Bologna, a.y. 2018/2019.
The purpose of the project is to extract information and represent knowledge of literary and psychoanalytic criticism on two examples of fantasy fiction genre, Kafka's Novella The Metamorphosis and Robert Louis Stevenson's short novel Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, in LOD environment.
This project aims to analyse the given literal text by basing on some computational tools and the computational results are processed and then represented in the knowledge graph which illustrates the relationship between the characters, the themes of the literal texts and Freud's psychoanalysis(id, ego, superego).
LIPOC will be applied to two different texts.
Starting from the articles written by scholars, the texts are being analysed also with computational tools. The idea is to show the relationship among the protagonist's physical change(metamorphosis, transformation) throughout the story and their social relations which are represented with the literal themes(change, alienation) and the characters' connections with Freud's psychoanalysis(id, ego, superego).
Repetitions, symbolism, synonyms, metaphors and similes are included inside the linguistic analysis. The information is extracted by using Python's wordcount function by eliminating the stopwords in which some more words(the name of the characters, say, know, think...)
The results obtained are:
| Word | Frequency |
|---|---|
| room | 131 |
| door | 87 |
| time | 59 |
| little | 49 |
| head | 38 |
| Word | Frequency |
|---|---|
| door | 51 |
| life | 47 |
| good | 45 |
| hand | 45 |
| face | 40 |
| Original sentence | Instance-free phrase(Discourse analysis) | Theme |
|---|---|---|
| One morning, as Gregor Samsa was waking up from anxious dreams, he discovered that in bed he had been changed into a monstrous verminous bug. | The protagonist has a physical change into a non-human existence. | Change |
| Because of the wooden door the change in Gregor’s voice was not really noticeable outside, so his mother calmed down with this explanation and shuffled off. | Physical object disconnects the protagonist from the outside world and hides the reality. | Alienation |
| That the change in his voice was nothing other than the onset of a real chill, an occupational illness of commercial travelers, of that he had not the slightest doubt. | The illnesses can be caused by social effects. Protagonist has physical change. | Change |
| At any rate he still saw that behind him nothing had changed. | The protagonist’s metamorphosis has not affected the outside world. | Alienation |
| Original sentence | Instance-free phrase(Discourse analysis) | Theme |
|---|---|---|
| There was no mirror, at that date, in my room; that which stands beside me as I write, was brought there later on and for the very purpose of these transformations. | There has been a physical change which is observed with a physical object. | Change |
| Only on one point were they agreed; and that was the haunting sense of unexpressed deformity with which the fugitive impressed his beholders. | The situation affects the social life of Mr.Hyde. | Alienation |
| The pangs of transformation had not done tearing him, before Henry Jekyll, with streaming tears of gratitude and remorse, had fallen upon his knees and lifted his clasped hands to God. | The protagonist feels sorry because of the change. | Change |
| To cast in my lot with Jekyll, was to die to those appetites which I had long secretly indulged and had of late begun to pamper. To cast it in with Hyde, was to die to a thousand interests and aspirations, and to become, at a blow and forever, despised and friendless. | Loneliness of Mr.Hyde is recognized by others, too. | Alienation |
Pyschoanalysis in literature can be done with different methods; the method applied in the ontology is the method of showing which "when the author puts himself outside the story by providing the opportunity for figures to show their characterization through dialogue and action (Pickering and Hoeper, 1981: 27)".
By using an online tool for Regular Expression, the dialogues in quotes are extracted to tag each character with id, ego or superego.
| Character | Elements of Personality |
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| Dr.Jekyll | Ego |
| Mr.Hyde | Id |
| Mr.Utterson | Superego |
The dialogue analysis of The metamorphosis shows that Gregor Samsa's transformation into an 'insect' represents his repressed desires and his escape from Mr.Samsa's restraints because the words he uses are related with being caught in a trap, death, sadness while despite of his having few dialogues, Mr.Samsa gives mostly orders to orders as it can be seen from the examples.
Gregor Samsa's dialogues:
| Character | Elements of Personality |
|---|---|
| Gregor Samsa(his transformed being) | Id |
| Samsa | Superego |
In this section, the information related with the authors of the texts is queried by using the SPARQL language. The data is extracted from DBpedia by using Virtuoso SPARQL Query Editor and .
| NL Question | SPARQL Query | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| What was Robert Louis Stevenson’s occupation? | SELECT ?occupation ?occupationbyLabel
WHERE { wd:Q1512 wdt:P106 ?occupation. SERVICE wikibase:label { bd:serviceParam wikibase:language "[AUTO_LANGUAGE]". } } |
Query Result |
| What was Franz Kafka’s literary movement? | SELECT ?literarymovement ?literarymovementbyLabel
WHERE { wd:Q905 wdt:P135 ?literarymovement. SERVICE wikibase:label { bd:serviceParam wikibase:language "[AUTO_LANGUAGE]". } } |
Query Result |
| Which ethnic group did Franz Kafka belong? | SELECT ?ethnicgroup ?ethnicgroupbyLabel
WHERE { wd:Q905 wdt:P172 ?ethnicgroup. SERVICE wikibase:label { bd:serviceParam wikibase:language "[AUTO_LANGUAGE]". } } |
Query Result |
| Who are the people influenced by Robert Louis Stevenson? | select distinct ?y
WHERE { ?y a dbo:Person . ?y dbo:influencedBy dbr:Robert_Louis_Stevenson } LIMIT 100 |
Query Result |
| Who are the people that were born in Austria-Hungary in 1883? | WHERE {
?x a dbo:Person. ?x dbo:birthPlace dbr:Austria-Hungary. ?x dbo:birthYear ?year FILTER (?year = "1883"^^xsd:date) } LIMIT 100 |
Query Result |
By taking into account all the knowledge that has been extracted via different tools, an ontology (LIPOC) has been designed to represent it.
LIPOC will represent basic information about text, its language usage and critical analysis and psychoanalysis by starting from the whole composition and going deeper in hidden meanings and interpretations of the extracted sentences.
The classes that are created in LIPOC by using Protégé, the ontology development environment for the Web, is shown via WebVowl.


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Background
- As a team of 4, we created a prototype web app for the startup, Finnest
- Finnest is a mobile app tied to a secured debit card which that handles financial transactions for kids and teens
- I worked on front-end aspects
Under the Hood
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- We used Foundation for styling
- For the backend: MySQL is our RDBMS


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Learning Chef Series
- Part 1 - Introduce the project, configure workstation, and register a node with hosted Chef
- Part 2 - Download cookbooks from the community site, add MongoDB, Apache, and Passenger to our node
- Part 3 - Start writing a cookbook to deploy our application
- Part 4 - Finish the application deploy, introduce roles
- Part 5 - Multi-node Vagrant
- Part 6
In November of 2012, Patrick Mulder posted a request on the Chef mailing list. He was
“looking for some 1-1 teaching via skype to help me get going in setting up a basic DB server from scratch, as well as a basic dev server as intermediary step.”
I thought this would be an excellent opportunity to feed my recent addiction to Google+ Hangouts. I would provide Patrick some one-on-one tutoring if he would agree to having the sessions broadcast live on YouTube. We had some technical issues getting our first session going in a Google+ Hangout but we were able to meet via Skype and I captured video of the session.
Our goal is to help you get up and running on Chef by following our progress. The intent is to have additional sessions run via Google+ Hangouts that are steamed live to YouTube. This post includes our first session which has been broken into nine short videos. I hope you enjoy these videos and are able to learn something about Chef, too. Both Patrick and I are looking forward to your feedback on this experiment.
You can watch all of the videos in the YouTube playlist or keep reading and watch each video in turn.
Introduction
In this video we introduce ourselves and the project.
Overview of Chef
In this video we visit the newly launched Chef Documentation Site and look over the Overview of Chef diagram.
For our project the Chef Workstation will be Patrick’s laptop, the Chef Server will be Opscode Hosted Chef, and the first node we create will be a virtual machine that is managed by Vagrant.
Register for Hosted Chef
In this video Patrick will sign-up for a Hosted Chef account. We will use the free trial which allows you to manage up to 5 nodes for free. After signing-up and verifying his email address, Patrick will login to Hosted Chef at https://manage.opscode.com.
Invite Another User to Your Chef Organization
If you’re not the only one managing your infrastructure, you’ll want to invite you co-workers to join your Chef Organization. Watch this video to see how to invite another user to join your Chef Organization.
Initialize a git Repository
When managing your infrastructure as code, you’ll want to store that code in some source code repository. For this tutorial, we’re going to use git, a distributed version control system. The git repository will be publicly hosted on github.
Your workstation will need to have Chef installed. We verify that Patrick has already installed Chef but if you haven’t installed Chef on your workstation yet, you can grab it from http://www.opscode.com/chef/install/.
Next we create the Chef repository on the local workstation:
git clone git@github.com:opscode/chef-repo.git
This will clone the file and directory structure needed to get started with Chef. Of course, you could also just download a zip or tar.gz of the files from https://github.com/opscode/chef-repo/downloads.cd chef-repo
Change in to the directory that was just created.rm -rf .git
Remove the git directory from the cloned repository, we’re going to create our own git repo.git init
- Initialize a new git repository for our infrastructure code.- Create a new repository on github.com if you’d like to store your repository there.
- Commit the initial changes and push to your repository.
Configure Knife
The Chef server provides three files that must be in the Chef repository and are required when connecting to the Chef server. For Hosted Chef and Private Chef, log on and download the following files:
knife.rb
- This configuration file can be downloaded from the Organizations page.ORGANIZATION-validator.pem
- This private key can be downloaded from the Organizations page.USER.pem
- This private key an be downloaded from the Change Password section of the Account Management page.
We’ll then move this files into a .chef
directory in our chef-repo.
Initialize Vagrant
Vagrant is a tool that makes it super easy to launch and manage virtual machines on your local workstation. We’re going to create a Vagrant-managed virtual machine to act as our Node. Vagrant manages each virtual machine as a “box.” Opscode makes a number of Vagrant boxes available through it’s bento project on github.com.
- Initialize Vagrant by running
vagrant init
- Modify the
Vagrantfile
so that it contains (at least) the following:
1 2 3 4 |
|
Finally, run vagrant up
to launch the Vagrant box.
Be sure to check the Vagrant website for more information about Vagrant.
First Converge
The first time vagrant up
is run for this box, it must download the file from Opscode’s Amazon S3 file store. This can take some time so, while it’s running, you may want to expand your Vagrant file a bit more. We’ll configure Vagrant to use the chef_client
provisioner. You’ll find more information about the chef_client provisioner on the Vagrant website.
Here are the relevant settings in our Vagrantfile by the end of the video:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 |
|
Be sure to check the Vagrant website for more information about Vagrant.
Checkpoint
Congratulations!! You’ve now got a working Chef development environment including:
- A free account on Opscode’s Hosted Chef.
- A workstation configured to connect to your Hosted Chef account
- A git repository for tracking all of your infrastructure code changes
- A Vagrant-managed virtual machine running on your local workstation
- The virtual machine is a node managed by Chef
What’s Next
In Learning Chef - Part 2 we will grab some cookbooks from the Opscode Community Site and use those to start managing our node.
In the meantime, please let us know what you think of this post and these videos! Drop a note in the comments or reach out to @nathenharvey or @mulpat on twitter.


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Department of Sociology, University of Chicago
I am a data scientist with interests in computational social science in general, and understanding science as a collective enterprise of humans in particular.
Since November 2019, I have been a Post-doctoral Scholar in Knowledge Lab at the Sociology Department of the University of Chicago. Before that, I had been a post-doctoral research fellow at Boston Childrens Hospital, Harvard Medical School for two years (June 2017-October 2019). And even before that, I was a Ph.D. student at Electrical and Computer Engineering Department of Northeastern University, Boston MA.


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This chocolate and coffee cake makes a decadent after-dinner treat slathered in homemade chocolate sauce.
Equipment and Preparation: You will need 4 x 7cm/2¾in chefs' rings.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4. Grease and line two 18 x 30cm/7 x 12in flat baking trays with baking parchment.
For the sponge cake, beat together the caster sugar and eggs until the mixture is pale and fluffy and the mixture forms ribbons on the surface when drizzled. Fold in the plain flour, then pour in the melted butter and fold through.
Pour the mixture onto the lined baking trays and bake for 8-10 minutes, or until golden-brown. Remove from the oven and allow to cool. Once cold, peel off the baking parchment and use a 7cm/2¾in cutter to cut eight discs.
Place a disc of sponge into the bottom of a chefs’ ring set on each of four serving plates. Drizzle over a tablespoon of coffee liqueur on each disc. Leave to soak and then brush with a little of the melted chocolate.
For the coffee mousse, squeeze out the excess water from the gelatin leaves and stir into the hot coffee.
Whisk together the icing sugar and egg yolks in a bowl until pale and fluffy. Fold the coffee mixture into the egg yolk mixture. Fold in the whipped cream.
In a clean mixing bowl, whisk the egg whites until stiff peaks form when the whisk is removed. Fold the egg whites into the coffee mousse.
Pour the coffee mousse onto the soaked bases until the chefs’ rings are half-filled. Soak the remaining discs of sponge in the remaining coffee liqueur and then place on top of the mousse. Brush with a little more dark chocolate and then make the chocolate mousse.
For the chocolate mousse, place the chopped chocolate in a bowl set over a pan of gently simmering water. Once melted, remove from the heat and allow to cool slightly. Beat in the egg yolk.
In a clean bowl, whisk the egg whites until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed. Gradually whisk in the sugar, a little at a time, until stiff and glossy peaks form.
Once the chocolate has cooled to body temperature, fold the egg whites into the chocolate. Spoon the mousse into a piping bag and then pipe it on top of the cakes. Place in the fridge to set.
For the coffee anglaise, heat the cream in a saucepan with the coffee granules.
In a large bowl, mix together the egg yolks, cornflour and caster sugar, then pour in the hot coffee cream, whisking all the time. Return the mixture to a clean saucepan and place over a low heat. Stir continuously until the custard has thickened and coats the back of a spoon. Pour into a bowl and set aside to cool. Chill in the fridge.
For the chocolate sauce, place the chocolate sauce ingredients with five tablespoons water into a saucepan and heat gently. When all the ingredients have melted, pour into a squeezy bottle or a bowl and allow to cool.
Once ready to serve, use a blowtorch to warm the ring around the mousse stack making it easy to remove. Dust the tops with sweetened cocoa powder. Drizzle with a little of the chocolate sauce and serve the cold coffee anglaise in a jug alongside.


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Hi! My name is Abigail McHugh, I am a rising senior majoring in Computer Science at Binghamton University. I am an incoming Software Engineering Analyst at J.P. Morgan Chase. I have previously worked at Citi and MassMutual in technical roles.
I am passionate about increasing diversity in Computer Science through my work as President of Girls Who Code at Binghamton University.
I also pursue Division-I Athletics as Captain of Binghamton's Swimming & Diving Team.
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- Presented prototype of Citi mobile banking app following LeanUX methodology and user persona analysis.
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- Built framework for automating ThreatQ intelligence feed organization via Python to consolidate 25 million object- database into easily readable matrix of top threats.
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May 2019 - Aug 2019
- Engineered custom Python simulations on SafeBreach using PCAP malware to identify five critical vulnerabilities.
- Conducted social engineering exercises utilizing PhishMe and FireEye to identify and correct user behavior, adapted findings to create employee cybersecurity awareness programs.
- Identified critical security gap affecting 15,000 field agent devices via analysis of security policies and controls which resulted in increase of field agent cybersecurity training.
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Client CameraController class:
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I recently attended the Real Skills Conference, a 2-hour digial conference, and was struck by this line Seth Godin said as he closed out the conference.
“This is not a hero’s journey, it’s our journey.”
The timing of hearing it right before starting the long weekend on which we honor the memory of Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. was auspicious.
Heros only achieve that status after having done something others deem heroic. One becomes a hero by doing the work, by earning it. By standing up and taking a chance.
 It’s time to find the others and make a ruckus.
We are all in this together. There are no heros coming to our rescue, we are our own heros.
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User login and sign up with latest security practices applied, including Token-Based Authentication for angular and Laravel Apps.
Microservice architecture resolved these complexities. Microservices are quickly gaining traction and considered as a key enabler for improving the delivery process.
From the very beginning, cross-platform capability has been one of our standard requirements at Airtame. It is our ultimate goal for users to be able to stream from any platform at any time.
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Family owned and operated since 1632. We are the original fish cookie! We don't know who's buying these ghastly things but we hope you will join them!
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Meet the robot that pretends to listen
Drone Racing Seeks Attention With a Speedy Flyby
This chat bot pretends to be you so you can keep up with your friends
Imagine Discovering That Your Teaching Assistant Really Is a Robot
We are passing the Turing test right on schedule
OceanOne, a Mer-Bot Dive Buddy With a ‘Friendly Face’
Here’s the first demo of Viv, the next-generation AI assistant built by Siri creator
How to robot-proof your children’s careers
Robot Prepared for China’s University Entrance Exam
How a telepresence robot is sparking engagement
Artificial Intelligence for the Next War
“An essay in bot form”: Text with this basic text bot to read about (and discuss) the bot boom
Researchers demonstrate edible origami robot
Artificially Intelligent Lawyer “Ross” Has Been Hired By Its First Official Law Firm (and oh look. Unlike all the “personal assistant” bots called "Siri" and "Alexa" and "Eliza" and "Jill,"" this one has a man’s name.)


Welcome to Project-ER!
Project-ER, namely Project Eat Rice, is written in JavaScript using Node.js + Express + download-file + pdf2json.
It began as a proof-of-concept during HackRice 7.5 in 2018. Even though the idea of providing a way to get menu information at Rice is not original, the devs noted that nobody had provided an easy way to access the weekly menu information from the Rice Dining website. This project aims to tackle this. It takes the weekly servery menus found on this Rice Dining page, and then converts them from the provided PDF format into an easy-to-process JSON format.
Though this solution is far from perfect, it shows that the menu information can be obtained and organized from the PDF file format. More APIs are planned to be implemented in the near future, so stay tuned for those.
Source code for Project-ER can be found here.
Simply make GET requests over the internet to (this page) with whatever information you need to access. Then, the appropriate response data will be sent. The APIs are outlined in greater detail below.
The list below shows the different GET requests and outputs of those requests (note that any text that is in bold in the examples should be interpreted literally). Feel free to click on any text boxes you see to see what the current live output is.
Last Menu Update: YYYY-M?M-D?D HH:MM:SS GMT[+-]\d+ (.+)
Project-ER was spearheaded by Rice University undergraduate students Jade Dever Matthews and Andres Salgado. Both developers are aspiring CS majors, and enjoy a good game of Smash Brothers after class.
If you can see this page, it means that the server is up and running as expected. We are aware that it may sometimes feel a bit sluggish to access our data. This is due to the way Heroku handles webapps. Basically, if our webapp is not accessed by anyone in 30 minutes, the dyno hosting it will "sleep." This means that the very first access after falling asleep will take something like 10 seconds for the dyno to wake up and start hosting again. Since the menus are only updated once a week, we suggest you cache the information you need so as to avoid slowdowns on your applications.
If, however, something else is not behaving as it should be, send a message to either Andres<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or Jade<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to fix it as soon as possible.
The exact licencing policy is still to be determined. In the meantime, any and all aspects of Project-ER are free to use as seen fit. All we ask is that credit be given where credit is due.


The initial visit will start with giving Liên your health history form which can filled out before your session.
She will discuss with you your health goals, diagnose and treat you based on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).
Liên has studied Chinese Herbology and may suggest herbs for you.
Non-insertive methods using magnets is available for patients who do not want needles
With your acupuncture treatment, you may also receive the following adjunctive therapies:
Ear acupuncture is a method for treating a variety of conditions, including addictions and pain disorders. The ear holds a microsystem of the body. Needles are placed on the external ear surface.
In the US, electroacupuncture has been studied for a variety of conditions, including neurological disorders and pain relief. It is done by attaching specific needles to a device that generates electric pulses using small clips.
By creating suction and negative pressure, cupping therapy is used to soften tight muscles, loosen adhesions, increase circulation, and drain excess fluids and toxins by opening lymphatic pathways.
Sometimes called scraping, Gua Sha is a healing technique that utilizes an instrument to press-stroke a lubricated area of the body in order to relieve muscle stiffness and pain.
Moxibustion is the use of heat on acupuncture points to enhance the treatment. This is accomplished by the practitioner holding a moxa stick, a compressed dried leaves of the Mugwort herb, a couple of inches from an acupuncture point.
Tuina refers to TCM therapeutic massage and body work to address a wide variety of musculoskeletal problems. It includes acupressure, where the practitioner use finger pressure instead of needles to stimulate the acupuncture points.


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For Print : CMYK(0,86,83,14) | For Web : RGB(220,31,38)
Under no circumstances should the logo be reproduced in any other colour.
When placed on imagery with a dark background or dark shade, the logo appears in reverse white. They should have a solid area of the image behind them. Ensure that the logo is visible and completely legible at all times.
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"Access to electricity (% of rural population with access)". World Bank, Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) Database from The World Bank Data Catalog. Link to Source.
"Burning Opportunity: Clean Household Energy for Health, Sustainable Development, and Wellbeing of Women and Children". World Health Organization (2016). Link to Source.
Winther, Tanja, Margaret N. Matinga, Kirsten Ulsrud, and Karina Standal. "Women's Empowerment through Electricity Access: Scoping Study and Proposal for a Framework of Analysis."Journal of Development Effectiveness 9, no. 3 (2017): 389-417. doi:10.1080/19439342.2017.1343368. Link to Source.
"Gender Inequalities in Rural Employment in Ghana: An Overview". Gender, Equity and Rural Employment Division of FAO (2012). Link to Source.
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src/gsuite/calendar/calendar-list.model.ts
The collection of calendars in the user's calendar list.
| accessRole |
accessRole: |
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| backgroundColor |
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The main color of the calendar in the hexadecimal format "#0088aa". This property supersedes the index-based colorId property. |
| colorId |
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The color of the calendar. This is an ID referring to an entry in the calendar section of the colors definition. |
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| description |
description: |
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Description of the calendar. Optional. Read-only. |
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ETag of the resource. |
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The foreground color of the calendar in the hexadecimal format "#ffffff". This property supersedes the index-based colorId property. |
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Whether the calendar has been hidden from the list. Optional. The default is False. |
| id |
id: |
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Identifier of the calendar. |
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kind: |
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Type of the resource ("calendar#calendarListEntry"). |
| location |
location: |
Type : void
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Geographic location of the calendar as free-form text. Optional. Read-only. |
| notificationSettings |
notificationSettings: |
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| primary |
primary: |
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Whether the calendar is the primary calendar of the authenticated user. Read-only. Optional. The default is False. |
| selected |
selected: |
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Whether the calendar content shows up in the calendar UI. Optional. The default is False. |
| summary |
summary: |
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Title of the calendar. Read-only. |
| summaryOverride |
summaryOverride: |
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The summary that the authenticated user has set for this calendar. Optional. |
| timeZone |
timeZone: |
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The time zone of the calendar. Optional. Read-only. |
import {CalendarReminder} from "./calendar-reminders.model";
import {CalendarNotifications} from "./calendar-notifications.model";
/**
* The collection of calendars in the user's calendar list.
*/
export interface CalendarList {
/**
* Type of the resource ("calendar#calendarListEntry").
*/
kind: string;
/**
* ETag of the resource.
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etag: string;
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* Identifier of the calendar.
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id: string;
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description: string;
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location: string;
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* The time zone of the calendar. Optional. Read-only.
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timeZone: string;
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* The summary that the authenticated user has set for this calendar. Optional.
*/
summaryOverride: string;
/**
* The color of the calendar. This is an ID referring to an entry in the calendar section of the colors definition.
*/
colorId: string;
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* The main color of the calendar in the hexadecimal format "#0088aa". This property supersedes the index-based colorId property.
*/
backgroundColor: string;
/**
* The foreground color of the calendar in the hexadecimal format "#ffffff". This property supersedes the index-based colorId property.
*/
foregroundColor: string;
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* Whether the calendar has been hidden from the list. Optional. The default is False.
*/
hidden: boolean;
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* Whether the calendar content shows up in the calendar UI. Optional. The default is False.
*/
selected: boolean;
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* The effective access role that the authenticated user has on the calendar. Read-only. Possible values are:

* - "freeBusyReader" - Provides read access to free/busy information.

* - "reader" - Provides read access to the calendar. Private events will appear to users with reader access,
* but event details will be hidden.

* - "writer" - Provides read and write access to the calendar. Private events will appear to users with writer
* access, and event details will be visible.

* - "owner" - Provides ownership of the calendar. This role has all of the permissions of the writer role with
* the additional ability to see and manipulate ACLs.
*/
accessRole: string;
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* The default reminders that the authenticated user has for this calendar.
*/
defaultReminders: Array<CalendarReminder>;
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* The list of notifications set for this calendar.
*/
notificationSettings: Array<CalendarNotifications>;
/**
* Whether the calendar is the primary calendar of the authenticated user. Read-only. Optional. The default is False.
*/
primary: boolean;
/**
* Whether this calendar list entry has been deleted from the calendar list. Read-only. Optional. The default is False.
*/
deleted: boolean
}


| The Velthuis Scheme | (back) |
| (taken from http://www.tipitaka.net/pali/paliload.php?page=velthuis) |
Double the vowels, Punctuate the consonants This scheme was originally developed in 1991 by Frans Velthuis for use with his devnag Devanagari font, designed for the TeX typesetting system. Pali and Sanskrit scholars have since adopted it as a standard technique in Internet correspondence. In the Velthuis scheme, two basic rules are observed: 1. Long vowels (those with a macron (bar) above them) are doubled: aa, ii, uu. 2. For consonants, the diacritic mark precedes the letter it affects. Thus, the retroflex (cerebral) consonants (those with a dot underneath) are: .r .t .th .d .dh .n .m .s .l. The guttural nasals (m with a dot below or n with a dot above) are represented by "m and "n. The palatal nasal (n with a tilde) is ~n. The scheme is precise, although it takes a while to get used to. Here a table of the affected Pali letters in both unicode form and Velthuis scheme. |
Unicode | Velthuis |
| (Long vowels) | ||
| ā | aa | |
| ī | ii | |
| ū | uu | |
| (Consonants) | ||
| ṅ | "n | |
| ñ | ~n | |
| ṭ | .t | |
| ṭh | .th | |
| ḍ | .d | |
| ḍh | .dh | |
| ṇ | .n | |
| ḷ | .l | |
| ṃ | .m |


The desire to have a minimal computing environment at home has always been strong. Early on I was a big fan of having some nice recently decommissioned rack mount servers in the basement. Eventually however all the heat, noise, and high electric bills got to me and I switched mostly to beefing up my desktop and using tools like vagrant and virtual box to scratch my lab itch.
When Windows 10 came out I decided to replace virtual box with the built-in Hyper-V functionality, and that’s when all my troubles started. I also play quite a few games on my desktop and not long after configuring my new Hyper-V setup I started getting knocked offline consistently from any online game I was playing. I can tell you that your friends won’t be happy with you running mythic+ or raiding in World of Warcraft if you are not able to stay online. I never did determine the root cause for the unstable network with Hyper-V, but the issues I was having lead me to build out fresh home lab infrastructure. Instead of my desktop which is really a gaming machine pulling double duty as a half-baked lab infrastructure I needed to build out something new.
The first question you might ask is why not just use the cloud? I actually do use public cloud resources for quite a few things, but my day job requires me to also stay up to date in low-ish level infrastructure topics. Not all of these are easy to accomplish using only something like ec2 so having some real bare metal equipment at home is useful.
Network
The first obstacle for building a capable home lab was to upgrade my network stack. My ancient Linksys wrt54g was not going to cut it trying to handle the projects I wanted to throw at it.
Requirements
- Advanced capabilities
- Capable of configuring multiple VLANs
- Capable of participating in routing protocols such as BGP and OSPF
- Support for IPv6
- Quiet
The first thought that popped into mind was hopping on eBay and buying some nice off-lease Cisco gear. While that idea was appealing at the time I was just starting a project at work to test the viability of using white box switch devices running Cumulus Linux as an alternative to Cisco. I ended up deciding against this path because the actual switch devices themselves sound like jet engines when they are running and that did not meet my requirements for QUIET.
As I was researching options a friend who does a lot of work with wireless devices for conventions turn me on to Ubiquiti Networks. After doing some research I decided to try out some of their consumer priced devices which looked like they would meet my requirements. About $150 later (not really that much more than a new “all-in-wonder” device) I picked up an EdgeRouter-X and a PoE WiFi access point. This gear is as quiet as can be, has all the advanced features I was looking for, and “just works” from a configuration point of view. While it can’t do everything the Cumulus Linux based stuff I was describing previously can it does check off all the requirements I had for my new lab.
Note: I actually did the network upgrade portion of my research when I was moving to my new house and have been running a Ubiquiti based network for almost 2 years now. It’s some of the best money I’ve ever spent, and I have been recently looking at upgrades which would allow me to add a VPN and a couple of other goodies to an already solid setup.
“Server”
When I built my most recent desktop I went with a mini-itx build and felt pretty good about it. Based on this I put together my list of requirements for the “server” portion of my lab build out.
Requirements
- Decent processing power (i5+)
- 16GB+ RAM
- FAST disks
- 2+ 1GB+ ethernet ports
- As small as possible
- Quiet
My first idea was to do something in a similar form factor to my desktop for the “server” portion of my lab build out. As I was researching how to get a mini-itx motherboard that supports 32GB of ram I started to notice a lot of noise on twitter about Intel NUC devices. After a bit of research I ended up with a Skull Canyon based NUC with 32GB of RAM and some m.2 NVME storage devices. After a quick assembly I was up and running with a basic CentOS 7 install in no time. I’ve used Red Hat Enterprise Linux pretty extensively professionally so I tend to choose CentOS for home projects unless I need some bleeding edge kernel features and then I reach for Fedora.
What’s Next?
Now that I have the basics of my home lab infrastructure in place I need to do some work on automation and configuration. I’ve been using Prometheus quite a bit lately for monitoring so I’ll likely get that setup as well. Expect some more posts in the future that explore the continuation of my setup.


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Lebanese President Aoun calls for 'non-sectarian' system
Michel Aoun says Lebanon must change from confessional to civil state as protesters call for a technocratic government.
Lebanon's president has said he is seeking to transform the country from a confessional system, where power is divided among sects, to a civil state, following the resignation of Prime Minister Saad Hariri amid nationwide protests against dire economic conditions.
The Mediterranean country's current political system assigns the post of prime minister to a Sunni Muslim, while the president is a Maronite Christian and the speaker of parliament is a Shia Muslim.
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An unprecedented wave of protests erupted two weeks ago, calling for a technocratic government who can lead the country out of deepening economic crisis and improve the utility services.
President Michel Aoun's comments could pave the way for a compromise over a new government needed to enact urgent reforms seen as vital to steering Lebanon out of a deep economic crisis.
In a televised address marking the third anniversary of his term in office, Aoun said he would do his best to transform Lebanon from a sectarian-oriented state structure to a modern civil one by forming a new government of technocrats.
"Ministers should be chosen according to their competencies and expertise, not political loyalties," Aoun said.
"Lebanon is at a critical juncture, especially in terms of its economy," he said.
Pushing Lebanon into 'chaos'
The powerful Shia movement, Hezbollah, has opposed a change in government, with its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, saying it would push Lebanon into "chaos".
Hezbollah allies dominate the current parliament.
Mass protests erupted across Lebanon last week against plans to tax calls on WhatsApp and other messaging services.
The demonstrations quickly turned into wider grievances, with calls for the resignation of the government and bringing corrupt officials to accountability.
The government announced a series of reform plans, but with no concrete steps, it failed to placate protesters or reassure multilateral lenders enough to release billions in badly needed aid they had pledged.
Protesters say the sectarian political system on which the government is based on is problematic as it spawns patronage and clientelism. They are demanding a new government to be formed comprised of technocrats unaffiliated with the political class.
Lebanon's sectarian-based political system guarantees political representation for all 18 sects in the country, a legacy of French colonial rule. Seats in cabinet and the parliament are divided between Christians and Muslims.
Positions in the public-sector are also divided between religious groups.
The country suffers from high unemployment, little growth and one of the highest debt ratios in the world, with the debt burden reaching $86.2bn in the first quarter of 2019, according to the Ministry of Finance.
Following Hariri's resignation, Aoun urged him to remain in his post until the new government is established.
A senior official familiar with Hariri's thinking said he was ready to return as prime minister of a new Lebanese government on condition it includes technocrats and can quickly implement measures to stave off economic collapse.
Iran-backed Hezbollah reiterated on Thursday that Hariri's resignation would waste valuable time for pushing through reform measures, which aim to tighten state finances and prod western donors to release billions in pledged aid.
"Hariri's resignation will contribute to wasting the time available to enact the reforms," Hezbollah said in a televised statement.
Hezbollah also accused the US of meddling in domestic affairs to spread chaos.
Nasrallah is expected to speak again in a televised address on Friday afternoon.
France, which backs Hariri, also called for the quick formation of a new government to enact the urgent reforms.
On Friday Lebanese banks opened for the first time in two weeks, with queues building and customers encountering new curbs on transfers abroad and withdrawals from US dollar accounts.