A super simple, lightweight, JQuery plugin for making slideshows from public Picasa web albums.
Download it!Scroll down to check it out.
Download the .zip file through the download button above, or grab a copy of it off github.com.
Extract the .zip. You'll find the full example files that generate this webpage in there. We're only going to take certain parts. What you will end up needing from the css folder is the picasa-slideshow.css & lightbox.css files. From the js folder you'll need the jquery-1.10.2.min.js, jquery.simple.picasa.slideshow.js & the lightbox-2.6.min.js files. You can use the jquery.simple.picasa.slideshow-min.js file if you want the minified version of the plugin (recommended). That's it!
Place the .css files in your css folder and link them up in the "head" section of your HTML page, like so:
It's usually a good idea to add these links after you've already linked your main stylesheet. Lightbox can get buggy if you accidentally override one of its styles with one of your own.
Next, you'll want to link the .js files at the bottom of your HTML page, before your own main.js or whatever file. After your footer and before the closing
tag, add these lines:
This adds jQuery to your site, the Lightbox plugin, and the Simple Picasa Slideshow plugin. Simple so far? If you know what you're doing, it's a good idea to include these .js files in your main.js or whatever file. Use CodeKit or a Javascript require plugin or something. The less HTTP requests you make to a server, the faster your site will be.  I'm addicted to speed, that's all.
Now you'll want to grab the images folder. Move it to the root of your project (at the same level as your index.html file). The html we're about to add, & the lightbox plugin, both look for images in the images folder. You can delete the "page" folder from inside the images folder, after you move it to your own project. Those are just images that make this page work. :)
Once all this is said and done, we're ready to add some HTML. Just copy and paste this into your HTML page where you'd like the slideshow:
Here's what we've got. You've got a wrapper that contains the previous and next buttons, then a .picasagallery div that holds the images. That's all folks. If you need to make adjustments to how the .picasa-wrapper container sits on your page, just open up the picasa-slideshow.css file and fiddle around with that .picasa-wrapper class a bit. I have faith in you!
Now that we have our HTML in order, let's add the magic javascript stuff that'll make it all happen. After that HTML code we just put in our page, paste this script:
What this does is create a new instance of the plugin. If you know what you're doing, feel free to ditch the script tags and move that code over to your main.js or whatever file. You know how it works. If you aren't so sure what's happening, just copy and paste that script exactly as it is.
Now for the fun part! See where it says "username" and "album"? That's where you place the username of the person hosting the album, and the album name for the album you'd like to display. Here's a tip: if you're having trouble getting this part to work, the username is either the first part of the user's gmail address ("me" from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or you can use their user ID that you'll see up in the url in the address bar. The album name can be found on the site or, again, in the url when you're on picasa's web albums page. Here's a tip too: the web album you're trying to display has to be made public. In the sharing settings, when you go to actually share the album, it will ask who you'd like to share it with. When you click to start typing a username or whatever, you'll see an option appear for "Public". Yes, THAT'S how you make an album public (at least at the time of this writing). Kind of silly, if you ask me.
Speed! See that "speed" option in the script you pasted? You guessed it! That's how fast the slides flip. That number is milliseconds. 5000 = 5 seconds. You get the point. Tinker!
I hope this works out for you!
Feel free to check out my portfolio and my other projects at: http://adamgedney.com
Cheers!
Adam
This plugin is protected under the MIT license, so enjoy! :)


TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
SOFOSBUVIR
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 201
SOFOSBUVIR RxNorm: 1484911 ATC:J05AX15 |
AMIODARONE RxNorm: 703 ATC: C01BD01 |
Only for interactions with the combinatons daclatasvir/sofosbuvir or ledispavir/sofosbuvir: Possibly abrupt onset of bradycardia, that can have fatal consequences |
Not recommended If administering these together cannot be avoided, clinical monitoring and strict EKG, in particular during the first weeks of treatment with the bitherapy. |
SOFOSBUVIR RxNorm: 1484911 ATC:J05AX15 |
ENZYME INDUCERS CLASS CODE: N03-J05-001 |
Risk of decrease of the plasma concentrations of sofosbuvir due to decrease of its intestinal absorption by the enzymatic inducer |
Contraindication --with the rifampicin --with the anticonvulsant enzymatic inducers Not recommended --with the other inducers |
SOFOSBUVIR RxNorm: 1484911 ATC:J05AX15 |
ST JOHNS WORT Hypericum perforatum RxNorm: 258326 ATC: none found |
Risk of decrease of the plasma concentrations of sofosbuvir due to decrease of its intestinal absorption by the St Johns wort |
CONTRAINDICATION |
SOFOSBUVIR RxNorm: 1484911 ATC:J05AX15 |
MODAFINIL RxNorm: 30125 ATC: N06BA07 |
Risk of decrease of the plasma concentrations of sofosbuvir due to decrease of its intestinal absorption by the modafinil |
Not recommended |


coins.backend.sched
Class Pipelining
java.lang.Object
coins.backend.sched.Pipelining
- public class Pipelining
- extends java.lang.Object
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
scheduler
Schedule scheduler
lir
LirFactory lir
flowGraph
FlowGraph flowGraph
basicBlk
BasicBlk basicBlk
dependGraph
DependGraph dependGraph
table
Pipelining.ResourceTable table
info
Pipelining.ScheduleInfo info
latencyArray
int[] latencyArray
Pipelining
public Pipelining(Schedule scheduler)
pipelining
boolean pipelining(FlowGraph fGraph,
BasicBlk bBlk,
DependGraph dg,
BiList instLINE)
hasLargeLatency
boolean hasLargeLatency(BasicBlk bBlk)
scheduleBranchAndDepend
void scheduleBranchAndDepend()
selectFromSchedulable
java.util.ArrayList selectFromSchedulable()
scheduleNodesOfSelectedList
void scheduleNodesOfSelectedList(java.util.ArrayList selectedList)
scheduleDependentNode
void scheduleDependentNode()
scheduleRemainingSchedulableNodes
void scheduleRemainingSchedulableNodes()
constructPipelinedBlocks
void constructPipelinedBlocks(BiList instLINE)
reconstructDg
DependGraph reconstructDg(BasicBlk blk)
getLirNodeFromDependent
LirNode getLirNodeFromDependent(DependNode node)
- covert DependNode to LirNode
- Parameters:
node
- DependNode coverting to LirNode
- Returns:
- LirNode providing from DependNode
reverseOp
int reverseOp(int op)
getLoopBlks
BiList getLoopBlks(FlowGraph flowGraph)
- get inner-most-loop basic blocks
- Returns:
- list of nner-most-loop block
eliminatingUnnecessaryLoop
BiList eliminatingUnnecessaryLoop(BiList list)
- reduce loops unsatisfying conditions
- Parameters:
list
- list of loop block
- Returns:
- list of blocks for pipelining
pipelining0
void pipelining0(FlowGraph flowGraph)
- pipelining inner-most-loops in flowGraph
(this method rewrites blocks and instructions)
- Parameters:
flowGraph
- FlowGraph for pipelining


Wacky Joe
Really great! I use vim every day, and I haven't looked at emacs since I switched.
Really great! I use vim every day, and I haven't looked at emacs since I switched.
Wow! It's so fast. I can't give it a high enough review.
Hey guys? Why are the reviews different than on the frontpage?


Psalms 16:8
I have set the LORD always before me: because he is at my right hand, I shall not be moved.


s6
Software
skarnet.org
The s6-ioconnect program
s6-ioconnect performs full-duplex data transmission
between two sets of open file descriptors.
Interface
s6-ioconnect [ -t millisecs ] [ -r fdr ] [ -w fdw ]
- s6-ioconnect reads data from its stdin and writes it as is to
file descriptor 7, which is assumed to be open.
- It also reads data from its file descriptor 6, which is assumed
to be open, and writes it as is to its stdout.
- When both sides have transmitted EOF and s6-ioconnect has
flushed its buffers, it exits 0.
Options
- -t millisecs : if no activity on
either side happens for millisecs milliseconds, s6-ioconnect
closes the connection on both ends and exits 1. By default,
millisecs is 0, which means no such timeout.
- -r fdr : Use fd fdr for
"remote" reading instead of fd 6.
- -w fdw : Use fd fdw for
"remote" writing instead of fd 7.
- The -0, -1, -6 and -7 options
are still recognized for compatibility, but do nothing; they are
deprecated. They were previously used to tell
s6-ioconnect that the local reading, local writing, remote reading and
remote writing endpoints, respectively, were sockets — but this is
now autodetected.
Notes
- The point of s6-ioconnect is to be used together with
s6-tcpclient or
s6-ipcclient to establish a full-
duplex connection between the client and the server, for instance
for testing purposes. s6-ioconnect is to s6-tcpclient as
cat is to s6-tcpserver: a program that will just echo
what it gets.
- The s6-ioconnect utility was once part of the
s6-networking
suite, which is why the
examples here involve TCP. Nevertheless, it can be used with connections
across Unix domain sockets as well, and has its place in the s6
package.
- If one of the endpoints is a socket, s6-ioconnect will call
shutdown()
on it (for reading or writing, depending on the endpoint) when it
needs to transmit EOF. This is a necessary workaround to a
misdesign of the
socket API, but it could have unintended consequences
when the socket is shared among several processes that expect a
persistent connection. Most of the time, however, it is a mistake
to share a data socket between processes, so s6-ioconnect's behaviour
is suited to an overwhelming majority of cases, and the exceptions are
specialized enough that they won't need to use s6-ioconnect.


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Many tools exist for academic writing including the notorious W.O.R.D.; but many more are out there. Let’s have a look at those tools, and discuss what’s important (what we expect the tool to deliver, eg., beautiful typesetting).
 I myself have used it extensively for academic writing; the main advantage being its simplicity, that is, well, everybody knows it, and knows more or less how to handle it. It’s widespread use is of course an advantage.
-
TeX: The purist’s choice. The learning curve can be steep, but its beauty and elegance of typesetting if unreached.
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Overleaf, Authorea: Web-based apps that make it easy to enjoy modern functionality by making the entry hurdle as low as possible. These riches do not come for free; commercial organizations would like to see some return of investment.
-
Full: With the “full” approach I refer to a blended version of several tools, mainly:
- R
- RStudio
- RMarkdown (ie., knitr + markdown + pandoc)
- Git + Github
- stylesheets such as papaja (APA6 stylesheet)
-
Markdown: Markdown is a simple variant of markup languages such as HTLM or LaTeX. Its marked feature is its simplicity. In fact, it can be learned in 5 minutes (whereas TeX may need 5-50 years, some say…).
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Google Docs: Easy, no (direct) costs, comfortable, but some features are lacking - There’s no easy for citations. In addition, some say intellectual rights are transferred to Google by using G Docs (I have no clue whether that’s true).
Tool comparison table
libs <- c("readr", "tidyverse", "pander", "emo", "htmlTable")
pacman::p_load(char = libs)
tools <- read_csv("academic_writing_tools_competition.csv")
htmlTable(df)
| Criterion | Word | Tex | Overleaf_Authorea | Full | Markdown | G_Docs | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Beautiful typesetting | 1 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 1 |
| 2 | Different output formats | 2 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 2 |
| 3 | Citations | 2 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 1 |
| 4 | Integrate R | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 1 | 1 |
| 5 | Version control | 2 | 1 | 3 | 3 | 1 | 2 |
| 6 | Reproducibility of writing | 1 | 3 | 2 | 3 | 1 | 1 |
| 7 | Collaboration | 1 | 1 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 3 |
| 8 | Simplicity | 3 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 3 |
| 9 | Style sheets (eg., APA) | 1 | 2 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 1 |
| 10 | Stability | 1 | 3 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 2 |
| 11 | Open code | 1 | 3 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 1 |
| 12 | Option for private writing | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
Criterion weight
Let’s assume we have some weights that we assign to the critera:
| Criterion | Weight | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Beautiful typesetting | 1 |
| 2 | Different output formats | 2 |
| 3 | Citations | 3 |
| 4 | Integrate R | 2 |
| 5 | Version control | 2 |
| 6 | Reproducibility of writing | 2 |
| 7 | Collaboration | 3 |
| 8 | Simplicity | 2 |
| 9 | Style sheets (eg., APA) | 2 |
| 10 | Stability | 3 |
| 11 | Open code | 2 |
| 12 | Option for private writing | 2 |
Scores by tool
So we are able to devise a score or a ranking.
| tool_name | score | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Full | 69 |
| 2 | Overleaf_Authorea | 61 |
| 3 | Tex | 58 |
| 4 | Markdown | 54 |
| 5 | G_Docs | 47 |
| 6 | Word | 41 |
score %>% ggplot + aes(x = reorder(tool_name, score), y = score) +
geom_point() + coord_flip() + xlab("tool")
And the winner is…
The full approach. The full approach gets most points (disclaimer: well, I designed this competition, and I like this approach 😄.
Getting started
There are numerous tutorial on “the full approach” out there, .eg.
- RMarkdown materials from RStudio
- Christopher Gandrud’s book Reproducible Research with R and RStudio Second Edition - free pdf full text
- Also by the same author Reproducible Research with R and R Studio
- Find here some case studies on reproducible research.


K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN):
Given points in 2 and 3 dimensions find the k nearest neighbors for each point.
Input and Output File Formats
The input needs to be in either the 2d or 3d points file format.
The output needs to be in the sequence file format and must
contain for each point the integer index of each of its closest k
neighbors sorted by distance (nearest first). For n input points, the number of
integers in the output is threfore k × n. The neighbors of each
point are adjacent and the points must be in the same order as the
input.
Default Input Distributions
Each distribution should be run for
n=10,000,000. The
weights used for average time are given in parentheses (all weights
are equal).
-
(1) For k = 1, 2 dimensional points selected at random uniformly distributed in a cube.
uniform -d 2 <n> <filename>
-
(1) For k = 1, 2 dimensional points selected at random from the Kuzmin distribution.
plummer -d 2 <n> <filename>
-
(1) For k = 1, 3 dimensional points selected at random from the Kuzmin distribution.
uniform -d 3 <n> <filename>
-
(1) For k = 1, 3 dimensional points selected at random on the surface of a sphere.
uniform -S -d 3 <n> <filename>
-
(1) For k = 10, 3 dimensional points selected uniformly at random in a cube.
uniform -d 3 <n> <filename>
-
(1) For k = 10, 3 dimensional points selected randomly from the Plummer distribution.
plummer -d 3 <n> <filename>


flot supports area fills towards 0, -Infinity, +Infinity or arbitrary values. An option is to fill "bands" between provided values. To do that you need to provide the second y value to the plot
flot supports area fills towards 0, -Infinity, +Infinity or arbitrary values. An option is to fill "bands" between provided values. To do that you need to provide the second y value to the plot


(#) MissingRegistered This issue id is an alias for [MissingClass](MissingClass.md.html). (Additional metadata not available.)


public interface IoSession
A handle which represents connection between two end-points regardless of transport types.
IoSession
provides user-defined attributes. User-defined attributes
are application-specific data which are associated with a session.
It often contains objects that represents the state of a higher-level protocol
and becomes a way to exchange data between filters and handlers.
You can simply downcast the session to an appropriate subclass.
IoSession
is thread-safe. But please note that performing
more than one write(Object)
calls at the same time will
cause the IoFilter.filterWrite(IoFilter.NextFilter,IoSession,WriteRequest)
to be executed simultaneously, and therefore you have to make sure the
IoFilter
implementations you're using are thread-safe, too.
Object.equals(Object)
and Object.hashCode()
shall not be overriden
to the default behavior that is defined in Object
.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
CloseFuture |
close()
Deprecated.
use
close(boolean) |
CloseFuture |
close(boolean immediately)
Deprecated.
Use either the closeNow() or the flushAndClose() methods
|
CloseFuture |
closeNow()
Closes this session immediately.
|
CloseFuture |
closeOnFlush()
Closes this session after all queued write requests are flushed.
|
boolean |
containsAttribute(Object key) |
Object |
getAttachment()
Deprecated.
Use
getAttribute(Object) instead. |
Object |
getAttribute(Object key)
Returns the value of the user-defined attribute of this session.
|
Object |
getAttribute(Object key,
Object defaultValue)
Returns the value of user defined attribute associated with the
specified key.
|
Set<Object> |
getAttributeKeys() |
int |
getBothIdleCount() |
CloseFuture |
getCloseFuture() |
IoSessionConfig |
getConfig() |
long |
getCreationTime() |
Object |
getCurrentWriteMessage()
Returns the message which is being written by
IoService . |
WriteRequest |
getCurrentWriteRequest()
Returns the
WriteRequest which is being processed by
IoService . |
IoFilterChain |
getFilterChain() |
IoHandler |
getHandler() |
long |
getId() |
int |
getIdleCount(IdleStatus status) |
long |
getLastBothIdleTime() |
long |
getLastIdleTime(IdleStatus status) |
long |
getLastIoTime() |
long |
getLastReaderIdleTime() |
long |
getLastReadTime() |
long |
getLastWriterIdleTime() |
long |
getLastWriteTime() |
SocketAddress |
getLocalAddress() |
long |
getReadBytes() |
double |
getReadBytesThroughput() |
int |
getReaderIdleCount() |
long |
getReadMessages() |
double |
getReadMessagesThroughput() |
SocketAddress |
getRemoteAddress() |
long |
getScheduledWriteBytes() |
int |
getScheduledWriteMessages() |
IoService |
getService() |
SocketAddress |
getServiceAddress() |
TransportMetadata |
getTransportMetadata() |
WriteRequestQueue |
getWriteRequestQueue()
Get the queue that contains the message waiting for being written.
|
int |
getWriterIdleCount() |
long |
getWrittenBytes() |
double |
getWrittenBytesThroughput() |
long |
getWrittenMessages() |
double |
getWrittenMessagesThroughput() |
boolean |
isActive() |
boolean |
isBothIdle() |
boolean |
isClosing() |
boolean |
isConnected() |
boolean |
isIdle(IdleStatus status) |
boolean |
isReaderIdle() |
boolean |
isReadSuspended()
Is read operation is suspended for this session.
|
boolean |
isSecured() |
boolean |
isWriterIdle() |
boolean |
isWriteSuspended()
Is write operation is suspended for this session.
|
ReadFuture |
read()
TODO This javadoc is wrong.
|
Object |
removeAttribute(Object key)
Removes a user-defined attribute with the specified key.
|
boolean |
removeAttribute(Object key,
Object value)
Removes a user defined attribute with the specified key if the current
attribute value is equal to the specified value.
|
boolean |
replaceAttribute(Object key,
Object oldValue,
Object newValue)
Replaces a user defined attribute with the specified key if the
value of the attribute is equals to the specified old value.
|
void |
resumeRead()
Resumes read operations for this session.
|
void |
resumeWrite()
Resumes write operations for this session.
|
Object |
setAttachment(Object attachment)
Deprecated.
Use
setAttribute(Object, Object) instead. |
Object |
setAttribute(Object key)
Sets a user defined attribute without a value.
|
Object |
setAttribute(Object key,
Object value)
Sets a user-defined attribute.
|
Object |
setAttributeIfAbsent(Object key)
Sets a user defined attribute without a value if the attribute with
the specified key is not set yet.
|
Object |
setAttributeIfAbsent(Object key,
Object value)
Sets a user defined attribute if the attribute with the specified key
is not set yet.
|
void |
setCurrentWriteRequest(WriteRequest currentWriteRequest)
Associate the current write request with the session
|
void |
suspendRead()
Suspends read operations for this session.
|
void |
suspendWrite()
Suspends write operations for this session.
|
void |
updateThroughput(long currentTime,
boolean force)
Update all statistical properties related with throughput assuming
the specified time is the current time.
|
WriteFuture |
write(Object message)
Writes the specified
message to remote peer. |
WriteFuture |
write(Object message,
SocketAddress destination)
(Optional) Writes the specified message to the specified destination.
|
long getId()
IoService getService()
IoService
which provides I/O service to this session.IoSessionConfig getConfig()
IoFilterChain getFilterChain()
WriteRequestQueue getWriteRequestQueue()
TransportMetadata getTransportMetadata()
TransportMetadata
that this session runs on.ReadFuture read()
ReadFuture
which is notified when a new message is
received, the connection is closed or an exception is caught. This
operation is especially useful when you implement a client application.
TODO : Describe here how we enable this feature.
However, please note that this operation is disabled by default and
throw IllegalStateException
because all received events must be
queued somewhere to support this operation, possibly leading to memory
leak. This means you have to keep calling read()
once you
enabled this operation. To enable this operation, please call
IoSessionConfig.setUseReadOperation(boolean)
with true.IllegalStateException
- if
useReadOperation
option has not been enabled.WriteFuture write(Object message)
message
to remote peer. This
operation is asynchronous; IoHandler.messageSent(IoSession,Object)
will be invoked when the message is actually sent to remote peer.
You can also wait for the returned WriteFuture
if you want
to wait for the message actually written.message
- The message to writeWriteFuture write(Object message, SocketAddress destination)
IoHandler.messageSent(IoSession, Object)
will be invoked when the message is actually sent to remote peer. You can
also wait for the returned WriteFuture
if you want to wait for
the message actually written.
When you implement a client that receives a broadcast message from a server
such as DHCP server, the client might need to send a response message for the
broadcast message the server sent. Because the remote address of the session
is not the address of the server in case of broadcasting, there should be a
way to specify the destination when you write the response message.
This interface provides write(Object, SocketAddress)
method so you
can specify the destination.
message
- The message to writedestination
- null if you want the message sent to the
default remote addressCloseFuture close(boolean immediately)
CloseFuture
if you want to wait for the session actually closed.immediately
- true
to close this session immediately
. The pending write requests
will simply be discarded.
false
to close this session after all queued
write requests are flushed.CloseFuture closeNow()
CloseFuture
.CloseFuture
that can be use to wait for the completion of this operationCloseFuture closeOnFlush()
CloseFuture
if you want to wait
for the session actually closed.@Deprecated CloseFuture close()
close(boolean)
CloseFuture
if you want to wait for the session actually closed.@Deprecated Object getAttachment()
getAttribute(Object)
instead.@Deprecated Object setAttachment(Object attachment)
setAttribute(Object, Object)
instead.attachment
- The attachmentObject getAttribute(Object key)
key
- the key of the attributeObject getAttribute(Object key, Object defaultValue)
if (containsAttribute(key)) { return getAttribute(key); } else { setAttribute(key, defaultValue); return defaultValue; }
key
- the key of the attribute we want to retreivedefaultValue
- the default value of the attributeObject setAttribute(Object key, Object value)
key
- the key of the attributevalue
- the value of the attributeObject setAttribute(Object key)
Boolean.TRUE
.key
- the key of the attributeObject setAttributeIfAbsent(Object key, Object value)
if (containsAttribute(key)) { return getAttribute(key); } else { return setAttribute(key, value); }
key
- The key of the attribute we want to setvalue
- The value we want to setObject setAttributeIfAbsent(Object key)
Boolean.TRUE
.
This method is same with the following code except that the operation
is performed atomically.
if (containsAttribute(key)) { return getAttribute(key); // might not always be Boolean.TRUE. } else { return setAttribute(key); }
key
- The key of the attribute we want to setObject removeAttribute(Object key)
key
- The key of the attribute we want to removeboolean removeAttribute(Object key, Object value)
if (containsAttribute(key) && getAttribute(key).equals(value)) { removeAttribute(key); return true; } else { return false; }
key
- The key we want to removevalue
- The value we want to removeboolean replaceAttribute(Object key, Object oldValue, Object newValue)
if (containsAttribute(key) && getAttribute(key).equals(oldValue)) { setAttribute(key, newValue); return true; } else { return false; }
key
- The key we want to replaceoldValue
- The previous valuenewValue
- The new valueboolean containsAttribute(Object key)
key
- The key of the attribute we are looking for in the sessionSet<Object> getAttributeKeys()
boolean isConnected()
boolean isActive()
boolean isClosing()
boolean isSecured()
CloseFuture getCloseFuture()
CloseFuture
of this session. This method returns
the same instance whenever user calls it.SocketAddress getRemoteAddress()
SocketAddress getLocalAddress()
SocketAddress getServiceAddress()
IoService
listens to to manage
this session. If this session is managed by IoAcceptor
, it
returns the SocketAddress
which is specified as a parameter of
IoAcceptor.bind()
. If this session is managed by
IoConnector
, this method returns the same address with
that of getRemoteAddress()
.void setCurrentWriteRequest(WriteRequest currentWriteRequest)
currentWriteRequest
- the current write request to associatevoid suspendRead()
void suspendWrite()
void resumeRead()
void resumeWrite()
boolean isReadSuspended()
boolean isWriteSuspended()
void updateThroughput(long currentTime, boolean force)
calculation interval
.
If, however, force is specified as true, this method
updates the throughput properties immediately.currentTime
- the current time in millisecondsforce
- Force the update if truelong getReadBytes()
long getWrittenBytes()
long getReadMessages()
long getWrittenMessages()
double getReadBytesThroughput()
double getWrittenBytesThroughput()
double getReadMessagesThroughput()
double getWrittenMessagesThroughput()
int getScheduledWriteMessages()
long getScheduledWriteBytes()
Object getCurrentWriteMessage()
IoService
.WriteRequest getCurrentWriteRequest()
WriteRequest
which is being processed by
IoService
.long getCreationTime()
long getLastIoTime()
long getLastReadTime()
long getLastWriteTime()
boolean isIdle(IdleStatus status)
status
- The researched idle statusIdleStatus
.boolean isReaderIdle()
IdleStatus.READER_IDLE
.isIdle(IdleStatus)
boolean isWriterIdle()
IdleStatus.WRITER_IDLE
.isIdle(IdleStatus)
boolean isBothIdle()
IdleStatus.BOTH_IDLE
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High tides, heavy rain cause more flooding across northern Italy
With four tides above 140 cm since November 11, this is the worst month for high tides in Venice since 1872.
Venice has been hit by further high water levels after weeks of flooding brought the lagoon city virtually to its knees.
The famous St Mark's Square was closed briefly on Sunday as the acqua alta (peak tide level) reached 130 centimetres (4.26 feet).
Tourists and Venetians were forced to wade through the high waters yet again after weeks of rain and wind caused further flooding across the city.
The city beloved around the world for its canals, historic architecture and art was hit by a high tide at 187cm 6.14 feet) on November 12. That was just short of the record of 194cm (6.4 feet) set in 1966 and caused the city's worst flooding in 50 years.
In normal conditions, tides of 80-90cm (31.5 - 35 inches) are generally seen as high but manageable.
With four tides above 140cm (4.6 feet) since November 11, this is the worst month for high tides in Venice since 1872 when official statistics were first produced.
The UNESCO world heritage city is home to 50,000 people and gets around 36 million visitors every year.
Further west on the other side of Italy, a portion of a motorway bridge linking Savona to Turin collapsed on Sunday.
Fire service personnel inspected the bridge on the A6 highway near Savona, after huge chunks of concrete plummeted to the ground due to a landslide.
According to a first inspection, local authorities said that there were no confirmed reports of fatalities or injuries in the area but firefighters were checking the area by helicopter.
Governor of the Liguria region, Giovanni Toti, asked residents to remain in their houses as much of Italy has been pummelled by torrential rains in recent days, with widespread flooding, especially in the northern regions.
The worst of the heavy rain is now clearing away to the southeast, moving across Greece and heading towards western Turkey. There will be further showers across Italy later in the week but they will not be anywhere near as heavy or prolonged.


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I feel as if all the learning is up to you, you have to seek the information rather than be spoonfeed like traditional education. Dev Academy is a community, rather than students trying to be better than other students. I thought the kitchen analogy that Shereef used was effective in explaining the best way to learn. DBC/EDA seem to facilitate a culture where people aren't afraid to ask for help and are keen to help others.
I feel as if it is going to be incredibly fast paced and challenging. It is a slight shock to the system not having as much guidance as I have had at school and university, but feel as if I am achieving more and learning more effectively. Going forward I am excited and curious as to what is to come!
I see myself doing well in this culture. This week I have felt like other people have shot ahead in a sense, but I want to be able to help others if I know any skills/info that they don't. I'm definitely a team player. My perception is that Dev supplies a range of resources that are relevant to what you are doing but do not tell you exactly how to do it. This week it made me feel as if I was incapable, but I understand that it is simply done this well because it is the most effective way in helping me learn.
Yes they have definitely changed. I knew EDA would be challenging but I didn't realise how challenging. Now I know why "time management" has been brought up so much already.
Yes I am excited. I feel like there is a lot of unknown and yes this makes me feel nervouce, but excited, as I have learned so much just in this first week.


class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # 2019-2020 Progress Update ### John Best ### June 1, 2020 ---  $$ \require{color} \definecolor{C}{RGB}{225,106,134} \definecolor{N}{RGB}{80,163,21} \definecolor{q}{RGB}{0,154,222} \renewcommand{\vec}[1]{\boldsymbol{#1}} $$ # Review of concepts - We observe catch biomass. -- - We want to learn about changes in abundance (biomass). -- - We have to account for factors that affect catch besides abundance. -- - Effort is one important driver of catch sizes. -- - Other factors are collectively called catchability. - Catchability can be thought of as having a thinning effect. ??? - In general, can't know the absolute magnitude of catchability, so we work with relative catchability - This means that our resulting are of *relative abundance* --- ## Simplest model of catch `$${\color{C} C} = {\color{N} N} {\color{q} q} E$$` - `\(\color{C} C\)`: Catch biomass - `\(\color{N} N\)`: Abundance (biomass) - `\(\color{q} q\)`: Catchability - `\(E\)`: Effort (offset) ??? Effort is an offset, which is why we talk about *catch per unit effort (CPUE)*. --- ## Simple linear predictor - `\(\log\)` link `$$\log {\color{C} C} = \log {\color{N}N} + \log {\color{q}q} + \log E$$` - `\(\color{C} C\)`: Catch biomass - `\(\color{N} N\)`: Abundance (biomass) - `\(\color{q} q\)`: Catchability - `\(E\)`: Effort --- ## Including covariates and random effects `$$\log {\color{C} C} = {\color{N} \vec{X}\vec{\beta} + \vec{A}_\omega\vec{\omega} + \vec{A}_{\epsilon}\vec{\epsilon}} + {\color{q} \vec{Q}\vec{\lambda}} + \log E$$` .center[ - `\(\color{C} C\)`: Catch biomass ] -- .pull-left[ ### Abundance - `\(\color{N} \vec{X}\vec{\beta}\)`: Fixed effects (e.g. year) - `\(\color{N} \vec{A}_\omega\vec{\omega}\)`: Spatial random effects - `\(\color{N} \vec{A}_\epsilon\vec{\epsilon}\)`: Spatiotemporal random effects ] -- .pull-right[ ### Catchability - `\(\color{q} \vec{Q}\vec{\lambda}\)`: Fixed effects (e.g. vessel) ] -- .center[ - `\(E\)`: Effort ] --- ## Need to account for zero inflation `$${\color{C}C} \sim \begin{cases} \operatorname{Bernoulli}(1 - p) & \text{for } {\color{C}C} = 0\\ \operatorname{log normal}\left(r - \frac{\sigma^{2}}{2}, \sigma^{2}\right) & \text{for } {\color{C}C} > 0 \end{cases}$$` - `\(\color{C} C\)`: Catch biomass -- - `\(p\)`: Encounter probability -- - `\(r\)`: Positive catch rate - `\(\sigma^2\)`: Catch variance parameter --- .pull-left[ ### Probability of encounter `$$p = 1 - \exp(-a n)$$` - `\(p\)`: Encounter probability - `\(a\)`: Area swept (effort offset) - `\(n\)`: Group density ] -- .pull-right[ ### Positive catch rate `$$r = \frac{n}{p}w$$` - `\(r\)`: Positive catch rate - `\(n\)`: Group density - `\(p\)`: Encounter probability - `\(w\)`: Weight per group ] ??? Probability of encounter is probablity of non-zero of Poisson with rate `\(an\)`. --- ## Linear predictors `$$\log \vec{n} = {\color{N} \vec{X}_n\vec{\beta}_n + \vec{A}_\omega\vec{\omega}_n + \vec{A}_{\epsilon}\vec{\epsilon}_n} + {\color{q} \vec{Q}_n\vec{\lambda}_n}$$` `$$\log \vec{w} = {\color{N} \vec{X}_w\vec{\beta}_w + \vec{A}_\omega\vec{\omega}_w + \vec{A}_{\epsilon}\vec{\epsilon}_w} + {\color{q} \vec{Q}_w\vec{\lambda}_w}$$` .center[ `\(\vec{n}\)`: Group density `\(\vec{w}\)`: Weight per group ] -- .pull-left[ ### <span style="color:#50A315">Abundance</span> - `\(\color{N} \vec{X}\vec{\beta}\)`: Fixed effects (e.g. year) - `\(\color{N} \vec{A}_\omega\vec{\omega}\)`: Spatial random effects - `\(\color{N} \vec{A}_\epsilon\vec{\epsilon}\)`: Spatiotemporal random effects ] -- .pull-right[ ### <span style="color:#009ADE">Catchability</span> - `\(\color{q} \vec{Q}\vec{\lambda}\)`: Fixed effects (e.g. vessel) ] ??? This is a simple version of Jim's VAST model --- ## Index estimate linear predictor `$$\log \vec{n}^{*} = {\color{N} \vec{X}_n^*\vec{\beta}_n + \vec{A}_\omega^{*}\vec{\omega}_n + \vec{A}_{\epsilon}^{*}\vec{\epsilon}_n}$$` `$$\log \vec{w}^{*} = {\color{N} \vec{X}_w^*\vec{\beta}_w + \vec{A}_\omega^{*}\vec{\omega}_w + \vec{A}_{\epsilon}^{*}\vec{\epsilon}_w}$$` .center[ `\(\vec{n}^*\)`: Index group density `\(\vec{w}^*\)`: Index weight per group ] -- .pull-left[ ### <span style="color:#50A315">Abundance</span> - `\(\color{N} \vec{X}^{*}\vec{\beta}\)`: Fixed effects (e.g. year) - `\(\color{N} \vec{A}_\omega^{*}\vec{\omega}\)`: Spatial random effects - `\(\color{N} \vec{A}_\epsilon^{*}\vec{\epsilon}\)`: Spatiotemporal random effects ] -- .pull-right[ ### <span style="color:#009ADE">Catchability</span> ] ??? - Use set of locations across domain to do spatial integration - Design matrix `\(\vec{X}\)` includes years and any other covariates. - Projection matrices go to integration locations --- ## Index estimate `$$I_{y} = \sum_{\mathcal{S}} n_{ys}^{*} w_{ys}^{*} \mathbb{I}_{y}$$` - `\(I_y\)`: Estimate of relative abundance in year `\(y\)` - `\(y\)`: Year - `\(\mathcal{S}\)`: Set of integration locations - `\(s\)`: Spatial location - `\(n_{ys}^*\)`: Abundance-only group density in year `\(y\)` at location `\(s\)` - `\(w_{ys}^*\)`: Abundance-only weight per group in year `\(y\)` at location `\(s\)` - `\(\mathbb{I}_y\)`: Indicator function for year `\(y\)` --- # Chapter 1 - Spatially varying catchability ??? - This is where the bulk of my effort has gone this year. - Had hoped to be done by now. --- ## Want to combine survey and fishery catch observations .pull-left[ ### Survey - Defined sampling scheme - Defined sampling procedures ] -- .pull-right[ ### Fishery - Nonrandom sampling: - Abundance - Other target species - Distance to port - Varying catchability - Other target species - Nonstandardized procedures ] ??? Can we account for these factors by allowing fishery vessel catchability to vary in space and/or time? --- ## Can we account for nonrandom sampling and procedures to standardize fishery data? - Use spatial and spatiotemporal random effects on catchability - Only for fishery observations - Need survey observations for identifiability --- ## Model for spatially varying catchability `$$\log \vec{n} = {\color{N} \vec{X}_n\vec{\beta}_n + \vec{A}_\omega\vec{\omega}_n + \vec{A}_{\epsilon}\vec{\epsilon}_n} + {\color{q} \vec{Q}_n\vec{\lambda}_n + \vec{A}_\phi\vec{\phi}_{n} + \vec{A}_{\psi}\vec{\psi}_{n}}$$` `$$\log \vec{w} = {\color{N} \vec{X}_w\vec{\beta}_w + \vec{A}_\omega\vec{\omega}_w + \vec{A}_{\epsilon}\vec{\epsilon}_w} + {\color{q} \vec{Q}_w\vec{\lambda}_w + \vec{A}_\phi\vec{\phi}_{w} + \vec{A}_{\psi}\vec{\psi}_{w}}$$` .center[ `\(\vec{n}\)`: Group density `\(\vec{w}\)`: Weight per group ] -- .pull-left[ ### <span style="color:#50A315">Abundance</span> - `\(\color{N} \vec{X}\vec{\beta}\)`: Fixed effects (e.g. year) - `\(\color{N} \vec{A}_\omega\vec{\omega}\)`: Spatial random effects - `\(\color{N} \vec{A}_\epsilon\vec{\epsilon}\)`: Spatiotemporal random effects ] -- .pull-right[ ### <span style="color:#009ADE">Catchability</span> - `\(\color{q} \vec{Q}\vec{\lambda}\)`: Fixed effects (e.g. vessel) - `\(\color{q} \vec{A}_\phi\vec{\phi}\)`: Spatial random effects - `\(\color{q} \vec{A}_\psi\vec{\psi}\)`: Spatiotemporal random effects ] --- ## Simulation study .pull-left[ ### Operating models - Preference proportional to abundance - Preference independent of abundance - Direct spatially varying catchability - Combination ] -- .pull-right[ ### Estimation models - Survey data only - All data, no spatial catchability - All data with spatial catchability ] --- ## Comparisons Estimated indices compared to true values for: - Bias - RMSE - Coverage --- ## Where am I? - Operating model is written. - Estimation model is written. - Can fit spatiotemporal (VAST-style) models --- ## Where am I stuck? - Estimation model often fails to give positive definite Hessians - Covariance parameters are particularly problematic - Constraints have been helpful some of the time --- ## Preliminary results - Bias Including data with preferentially sampled observations results in bias: | Estimation model | Bias (δ) | |------------------|----------| | Survey only | 1.07 | | All observations | 1.20 | | Spatial q | 1.20 | --- ## Preliminary results - Error Including additional data reduces error | Estimation model | RMSE | |------------------|------| | Survey only | 0.35 | | All observations | 0.15 | | Spatial q | 0.15 | --- ## Preliminary results - Calibration ![](figs/calibration.png) --- # Chapter 2 - Preferential sampling - Account for preferential sampling when only fishery data are available. - Not currently working on this chapter --- # Chapter 3 - Nonstationarity - Allow spatial covariance parameters to vary in space when estimated indices of abundance. ![](figs/nonstationary.png) --- # Chapter 4 - Parameterizations ![](figs/ch4-pdf.png) --- # Extra slides --- ## Operating model .pull-left[ 1. Start at equilibrium 2. Harvest 3. Population dynamics 4. Allow movement 5. Repeat from 2 ] .pull-right[ ![Example population](figs/resized_fishmap2.gif) ] ??? ## Allows for: - Varying preference in time and space - Varying catchability in time and space - Different catch distributions --- ## Comparison criteria - Bias `$$\log \hat{b}_{trde} = \alpha_{rde} + \delta_{de}\log b_{trd} + \epsilon_{trde}$$` `$$\epsilon_{trde} \sim \operatorname{normal}(0, \sigma^{2}_{de})$$` .pull-left[ ### Terms - `\(\hat{b}\)`: Unscaled estimated indices of abundance - `\(\alpha\)`: Scaling factor - `\(delta\)`: Bias term - `\(b\)`: True abundance - `\(\epsilon\)`: Regression error - `\(\sigma^{2}\)`: Regression variance ] .pull-right[ ### Indices - `\(t\)`: Year - `\(r\)`: Replicate - `\(d\)`: Operating model - `\(e\)`: Estimation model ] Note that `\(\delta = 1\)` indicates unbiased estimation. ## Comparison criteria - Scaling Need to put indices on the same scale for comparison. Scale so that product over all years is one. `$$I_{t} = \frac{b_{t}}{\exp\left(\frac{1}{n}\sum_{t}\log b_{t}\right)}$$` - `\(I_{t}\)`: Scaled index - `\(t\)`: Year - `\(b_{t}\)`: Unscaled index - `\(n\)`: Number of years --- ## Comparison criteria - Error RMSE will be used `$$\operatorname{RMSE}_{de} = \sqrt{\frac{1}{R}\frac{1}{T}\sum_{r}\sum_{t}\left(\hat{I}_{trde} - I_{trde}\right)^{2}}$$` .pull-left[ ### Terms - `\(\operatorname{RMSE}\)`: Root mean square error - `\(R\)`: Number of replicates - `\(T\)`: Number of years - `\(\hat{I}\)`: Estimated scaled index - `\(I\)`: True scaled index ] .pull-right[ ### Indices - `\(t\)`: Year - `\(r\)`: Replicate - `\(d\)`: Operating model - `\(e\)`: Estimation model ] --- ## Case study - Species from Alaska groundfish complex with both survey and observer data - Fit same three estimation models - Compare precision of indices ??? May be reasonable to do more than one species, but extending to multispecies analysis a la VAST is beyond the scope of this chapter.


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Jose Mourinho welcomes back the ‘old Dele Alli’ in Tottenham’s win at West Ham
Alli impressed against the Hammers.
Jose Mourinho says that Dele Alli rolled back the years to perform like a world beater during his first game in charge of Tottenham.
Mourinho saw his return to management at Spurs start off with a 3-2 win at West Ham on Saturday where Alli was a key player, even though Son Heung-min, Lucas Moura and Harry Kane grabbed the goals.
The Portuguese had taken time to talk to Alli following his appointment on Wednesday, after jokingly asking the 23-year-old if he was himself or his brother given his indifferent form over the last year.
Mourinho then told him to “play like Dele” and it looked to have the desired effect at the London Stadium as Alli was back to his best, notching an assist and a pre-assist with a brilliant piece of skill in the first half.
After flourishing under Mauricio Pochettino in his first couple of years at Spurs, Alli has had a dip over the last 12 months, culminating in him losing his place in the England squad.
But Mourinho believes he was back to his best against the Hammers.
“Dele was like the team, he was brilliant for 60-65 minutes and then he paid the price of the times, so he went a little bit down,” Mourinho said.
“He was the old Dele Alli, the Dele Alli of a couple of years ago, that impressed not just England, but the world.
“He did exactly what I wanted him to do, with two days of work.
“With important selection of information I tried to make clear for him exactly the spaces where we wanted him to play, offensively and defensively, he is an intelligent footballer to understand what we wanted and very, very important for the team.
“I am really pleased with his performance.”
His sublime piece of skill created his side’s second goal as, taking a loose pass from Eric Dier, he managed to keep the ball in, but having fallen over in the process, somehow managed to hook the ball to Son, who then set up Moura.
Mourinho added: “The piece if skill was amazing, but what for me is more amazing is the mental thing in relation to that.
“You only do that if you are focused, committed, ultra confident, if not you give up when you have bad feeling, sadness, you don’t do that piece of skill.
“It is amazing, but it only comes when from an emotional point of view everything is positive. Fantastic, I am really happy.”
Given the hype surrounding Mourinho’s return to the game after 11 months out, there was little focus on West Ham, but another defeat leaves boss Manuel Pellegrini under severe pressure.
Late goals from Michail Antonio and Angelo Ogbonna skewed the result and perhaps takes the heat off the Hammers boss, but they have lost five of their last six Premier League games.
Skipper Mark Noble believes they can turn things around, but admits a relegation battle looms if they cannot.
“I have faith, of course I do as I’m the captain of this football club and I have faith in the players and the manager, but we have to turn it around quickly, full stop,” he told the club’s official website.
“If we don’t, we’re going to be in a relegation battle and this club with this squad, we want to get away from that sort of season.
“If we don’t buck our ideas up and get back on the training pitch and do the things you need to do to survive in the Premier League, you’ve got no chance.”


module ActiveRecord::Validations
Active Record Validations¶ ↑
Active Record includes the majority of its validations from
ActiveModel::Validations
all of which accept the
:on
argument to define the context where the validations are
active. Active Record will always supply either the context of
:create
or :update
dependent on whether the model
is a new_record?
.
Public Instance Methods
The validation process on save can be skipped by passing validate:
false
. The regular #save method is replaced with
this when the validations module is mixed in, which it is by default.
# File lib/active_record/validations.rb, line 36 def save(options={}) perform_validations(options) ? super : false end
Attempts to save the record just like #save but will raise a
RecordInvalid
exception instead of returning
false
if the record is not valid.
# File lib/active_record/validations.rb, line 42 def save!(options={}) perform_validations(options) ? super : raise_record_invalid end
Runs all the validations within the specified context. Returns
true
if no errors are found, false
otherwise.
Aliased as validate.
If the argument is false
(default is nil
), the
context is set to :create
if new_record?
is
true
, and to :update
if it is not.
Validations with no :on
option
will run no matter the context. Validations
with some :on
option will only run in the specified context.
# File lib/active_record/validations.rb, line 56 def valid?(context = nil) context ||= (new_record? ? :create : :update) output = super(context) errors.empty? && output end
Runs all the validations within the specified context. Returns
true
if no errors are found, raises RecordInvalid
otherwise.
If the argument is false
(default is nil
), the
context is set to :create
if new_record?
is
true
, and to :update
if it is not.
Validations with no :on
option
will run no matter the context. Validations
with some :on
option will only run in the specified context.
# File lib/active_record/validations.rb, line 72 def validate!(context = nil) valid?(context) || raise_record_invalid end
Protected Instance Methods
# File lib/active_record/validations.rb, line 78 def raise_record_invalid raise(RecordInvalid.new(self)) end


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I am an Android and Web Developer, residing in Nairobi, Kenya. I enjoy learning new things and implementing them on the exciting projects I'm working on. When not immersed in code and some chillhop music, you'll find me reading books, watching a wild documentary or jogging. Want to work together? I'd love to hear from you.
Download CVI design Web applications with strict implementation of what is on the design layout, but also versatile when need arises.
I create Android applications also per desired need. I mostly use Java but I am also conversant with kotlin and can easily adjust when need arises.
I also offer social media marketing and product launching and offer first hand marketing as per request.
I have a bit of a diverse job history. I have held a position as a customer service representative, fronted web designer, full stack web developer working on freelance projects and currently learning Android development. I can help everywhere in the stack and I love wearing multiples hats to an extent. Although, I'm certain my strongest skills are in Software Engineering. The most of my positions utilized agile-like development using Trello, Jenkins and occasionally TFS. A day in my life consist of adding new features to my fronted projects, creating API endpoints and constantly trying to up skill myself to achieve my long term goal.
Read moreI employed Firebase as the storage where I was able to enable social interaction between users of the App.
I was able to consume the Github Api and bring fourth a github replica where users could search for other users and get updated information.
This application was used to help rangers Track down animal sigthings and keep records of the numbe of animals in a specific area.
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Rizal’s primary goal in leaving at 1882 was to complete his education. After Jose Rizal’s fourth year in medical studies in Santo Tomas, the University of Higher Learning in the Philippines whom Rizal was disgusted of its primitive method of instruction and the racial prejudice of Dominican Professors against Filipino students, he was brought to realization that pursuing further studies abroad will be much better.Jose Rizal was 21 years old when he landed his foot in Spain. He wanted to study Law but Paciano convince him to study medicine or fine arts instead.
He studied painting and sculpture in Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando and passed all subjects leading to the degree of Doctor of Medicine and finished his studies in Philosophy and Letters with higher grades. He was awarded the Degree of Licentiate in Philosophy and Letters by the Universidad Central de Madrid on June 19, 1885. He enrolled in a university in November 3 1882 and was conferred the degree of Licentiate in Medicine by the Universidad Central de Madrid on June 21, 1884. He took courses in History, Spanish and Greek Literature, Hebrew, and Arabic. According to Rizal's Spanish biographer Wenceslao Retana, he excelled more in philosophy and letters rather than in medicine.
One of his goals is to make a name for himself in the realm of journalism. Example of his writings are ELA AMOR PATRIO a nationalistic essay entitled meaning “Love of Country”, his first article written in Spain Rizal wrote this essay when he was still 21yearsold, under the pseudonym Laonglaan It came out on Aug. 20,1882 in the Diariong Tagalog in Manila, for the first time he used the term Tierra Extranjera (foreign Land)in referring to Spain. He also write the first half of Noli me Tangere in Madrid, Spain from 1884-1885 while Dr. José P. Rizal was studying for medicine.
In Saturday evenings, Rizal would visit the home of Don Pablo Ortiga y Rey the former city mayor of Manila who lived in Madrid with his son Rafael and his daughter Consuelo. The house of Don Pablo Ortiga y Rey became a head quarter of Circulo Hispano-Filipino. He joined Circulo Hispano-Filipino a society of Spaniards and Filipinos which Rizal. In March 1883 Rizal joined the Masonic lodge called Acacia in Madrid. He’s reason for becoming a mason was to secure Freemansory’s aid in his fight against the friars in the Philippines.
Rizal faced financial problems after two years in Madrid. He had limited allowance when he was studying in Madrid. Which was further reduced due to locust invasions and droughts that destroyed the farms in Laguna. Rizal was in dire financial difficulties in Spain, his monthly allowances were late or they did not even arrive at all. At another time, he did not eat a food for one whole day. However, in his letters to his family, He only mentioned his high grades and victories in contests.


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| F_1_panel.pairs {lattice} | R Documentation |
This is the default superpanel function for splom
.
panel.pairs(z, panel = lattice.getOption("panel.splom"), lower.panel = panel, upper.panel = panel, diag.panel = "diag.panel.splom", as.matrix = FALSE, groups = NULL, panel.subscripts, subscripts, pscales = 5, prepanel.limits = scale.limits, varnames = colnames(z), varname.col, varname.cex, varname.font, varname.fontfamily, varname.fontface, axis.text.col, axis.text.cex, axis.text.font, axis.text.fontfamily, axis.text.fontface, axis.text.lineheight, axis.line.col, axis.line.lty, axis.line.lwd, axis.line.alpha, axis.line.tck, ...) diag.panel.splom(x = NULL, varname = NULL, limits, at = NULL, labels = NULL, draw = TRUE, tick.number = 5, varname.col, varname.cex, varname.lineheight, varname.font, varname.fontfamily, varname.fontface, axis.text.col, axis.text.alpha, axis.text.cex, axis.text.font, axis.text.fontfamily, axis.text.fontface, axis.text.lineheight, axis.line.col, axis.line.alpha, axis.line.lty, axis.line.lwd, axis.line.tck, ...)
z |
The data frame used for the plot. |
panel, lower.panel, upper.panel |
The panel function used to display each pair of variables. If
specified, In addition to extra arguments not recognized by |
diag.panel |
The panel function used for the diagonals. See arguments to
|
as.matrix |
logical. If |
groups |
Grouping variable, if any |
panel.subscripts |
logical specifying whether the panel function accepts an argument
named |
subscripts |
The indices of the rows of |
pscales |
Controls axis labels, passed down from
These are specifications on a per-variable basis, and used on all
four sides in the diagonal cells used for labelling. Factor
variables are labelled with the factor names. Use |
prepanel.limits |
A function to calculate suitable axis limits given a single argument
Most high-level lattice plots (such as |
x |
data vector corresponding to that row / column (which will be the same for diagonal ‘panels’). |
varname |
(scalar) character string or expression that is to be written centred within the panel |
limits |
numeric of length 2, or, vector of characters, specifying the scale for that panel (used to calculate tick locations when missing) |
at |
locations of tick marks |
labels |
optional labels for tick marks |
draw |
A logical flag specifying whether to draw the tick marks and labels.
If |
tick.number |
A Numeric scalar giving the suggested number of tick marks. |
varnames |
A character or expression vector or giving names to be used for the
variables in |
varname.col |
Color for the variable name in each diagonal
panel. See |
varname.cex |
Size multiplier for the variable name in each diagonal panel. |
varname.lineheight |
Line height for the variable name in each diagonal panel. |
varname.font, varname.fontfamily, varname.fontface |
Font specification for the variable name in each diagonal panel. |
axis.text.col |
Color for axis label text. |
axis.text.cex |
Size multiplier for axis label text. |
axis.text.font, axis.text.fontfamily, axis.text.fontface |
Font specification for axis label text. |
axis.text.lineheight |
Line height for axis label text. |
axis.text.alpha |
Alpha-transparency for axis label text. |
axis.line.col |
Color for the axes. |
axis.line.lty |
Line type for the axes. |
axis.line.lwd |
Line width for the axes. |
axis.line.alpha |
Alpha-transparency for the axes. |
axis.line.tck |
A numeric multiplier for the length of tick marks in diagonal panels. |
... |
Further arguments, passed on to |
panel.pairs
is the function that is actually used as the panel
function in a "trellis"
object produced by splom
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Thanks for the report, Nick. I presume you're seeing a warning when you try to empty the Trash, given that it contains a still-running process when you try to empty it.
First up, some information about the "synergyd" process:
https://wincent.com/a/products/synergy-advance/faq/synergyd-daemon/
The reason it's running on your system is because you evidently have the "Auto-launch Synergy Advance when iTunes is launched" setting set to ON. It is necessary to have a separate background process in order for that preference to work (ie. something has to watch for iTunes launches). Furthermore, the background process must continue to run when Synergy Advance quits, so that the monitoring of iTunes can continue to take place. If this weren't the case then the "Auto-launch Synergy Advance when iTunes is launched" setting would be broken.
So what you're asking (that Synergy Advance kills synergyd whenever it exits) is not possible without breaking that feature. The following workarounds currently exist:
(1) Turn off the "Auto-launch Synergy Advanced when iTunes is launched" setting permanently.
(2) Turn off the "Auto-launch Synergy Advanced when iTunes is launched" setting temporarily just before performing an upgrade.
(3) Wait until after rebooting or logging out before trying to empty the Trash.
(4) As you've discovered, manually kill synergyd from the Activity Monitor or the command line.
As far as solving this problem at the implementation level there is very little I can do because Synergy Advance is a drag-and-drop installation; if it were not a drag-and-drop installation and used an installer then I could do stuff like kill the synergyd process (if necessary) from within the installer and then restart it (if necessary). However, this issue seems to be too small to warrant changing from the convenience of a drag-and-drop install.
About the closest thing to an implementation-level workaround that I can think of is that I could make some changes to Synergy Advance that check for already-running copies of synergyd at launch time. If an already-running copy is found that does not belong to the copy of Synergy Advance that is currently running, then it could send a "quit" message to the already-running daemon. Or to put it more clearly, given two copies of Synergy Advance:
(1) New version, just installed, up and running:
/Applications/Synergy Advance.app
(2) Old version, dragged to trash, not running:
~/.Trash/Synergy Advance.app
The installed, running copy could check to see if any copies of synergyd are already running and make sure that they are in the expected location; in the case of this example, that means that the daemon should be running from here:
/Applications/Synergy Advance.app/Contents/Resources/synergyd.app
And not from here:
~/.Trash/Synergy Advance.app/Contents/Resources/synergyd.app
This would partially address the problem that you describe. Basically, if you tried to empty the trash *before* running the new copy of Synergy Advance you would still see the warning, but if you tried to empty it *after* then you'd see no warning.
There is one other alternative way of handling this, and that is getting Synergy Advance to install a copy of synergyd into the user's "Application Support" folder when it is first launched. This would avoid the Trash warnings that you describe entirely, at the cost of some additional complexity. It is probably better to install into the user's folder (and not into the system-wide "Library" folder because this would not require users to enter an administrative password.
An additional benefit of this approach is that it would eliminate potential problems if people try to run Synergy Advance from the disk image, they end up launching synergyd and then cannot eject the disk image.
Such design decisions always involve trade-offs. By moving stuff into the "Application Support" folder we avoid a warning that a small number of users might see some of the time, but we require more disk space (well, a very small amount) and some users like to be able to remove all traces of an application just by dragging it to the Trash.
Weighing things up I think the copy-to-user-app-support solution is the best compromise, so I am going to reword the summary to reflect what needs to be done. Marking as ASSIGNED.
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Changing assignment to reflect my new email address.
https://wincent.com/a/news/archives/2006/05/change_of_email.php
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Mark Sanford Drops GOP Presidential Challenge To Trump
Former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford (R) announced his withdrawal from the 2020 presidential race Tuesday. Sanford was one of three GOP challengers to President Trump, along with former Illinois Rep. Joe Walsh and former Massachusetts Gov. William Weld.
According to The Post and Courier, Sanford — whose withdrawal comes a mere two months after his campaign began — made the announcement at a Tuesday press conference at the New Hampshire Statehouse. Sanford previously said that he planned to spend most of this month campaigning in New Hampshire.
The Post and Courier reported that Sanford argued that the impeachment inquiry had become a distraction to the 2020 election.
“You gotta be a realist, and what I did not anticipate is an impeachment,” Sanford said, while announcing the suspension of his campaign.
Sanford most recently served as a member of Congress, occasionally calling out Trump and also attracting the President’s ire. In September, Trump ridiculed Sanford over an affair he had with an Argentinian woman about a decade ago.
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People and organizations getting refunds from the government. A lot of condominium claims, sewer and refuse refunds. Also, some payments from the city to firefighters and policemen.
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Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho's five best ever press conference moments
Mourinho is not afraid of speaking his mind - over the years his brutal honesty has led to some truly iconic moments
by Joe Cooper, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/joe-cooper/Jose Mourinho made a sensational return to the Premier League on Wednesday morning, replacing the sacked Mauricio Pochettino at Spurs.
Mourinho, who has managed in the Premier League on three previous occasions, is no stranger to controversy and fans will be expecting more of the same as he returns for a fourth stint.
Over the years the self-proclaimed 'Special One' has used press conferences as a stage to air his views, frustrations and at times, digs at managerial rivals.
There have been countless examples over the years and - barring a dramatic change of personality and temperament - one can expect plenty more to come as Mourinho takes the reins at Tottenham.
1. A dig at Arsenal and Arsene Wenger
Wenger versus Mourinho is one of the great historical Premier League rivalries, with numerous clashes throughout the years.
On this particular occasion, Mourinho took the press to criticise Wenger's reaction to a defeat.
"I played against arsenal 12,15, 18 times and only once he [Wenger] didn't moan," said Mourinho.
"On that day, we lost the game, we lost the cup. It was not good for us, we behave in a fantastic way, no excuses, not crying or moaning."
2. Mourinho demands respect
Towards the end of his stint at Manchester United, when the wheels had really started to come off, Mourinho took it upon himself to remind reporters of who they were dealing with.
"Three Premierships and I won more Premierships alone than the other 19 [Premier League] managers together," he exclaimed, holding up three fingers.
"Three for me and two for them. Respect, respect man, respect, respect," he continued, as he stormed out of the press conference.
3. The 'Special One'
Mourinho didn't hang about when he first came on to the Premier League scene.
His first ever press conference as Chelsea manager has down down in history, all thanks to one special quote, which went something like:
"Please don't call me arrogant because what I'm saying is true. I'm European champion - I think I'm a special one."
4. Specialist in Failure
Mourinho might be the 'Special One', but what did he think of rival Arsene Wenger?
Well, one particularly scathing quote tells you all you need to know:
"You know, he [Wenger] is a specialist in failure. I'm not. So if he is right and I'm afraid of failure it's because I don't fail many times."
5. Third season syndrome
Mourinho may have found success everywhere he has been, but he still has detractors who often focus on his lack of longevity at clubs.
The Portuguese boss is often seen to have imploded in his third season at a club. But if you ask him about it, make sure you do it sensitively:
"My third season in Porto? I did not have a third season. My third season in Inter? I did not have a third season.
"My third season at Chelsea for the first time, I won the FA Cup, the Carling Cup and I played the Champions League semi-finals.
"The third season in Real Madrid I won the Super Cup, I lost the cup final and I went to the Champions League semi-finals. These are my third seasons."


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UPKEEP OF THE HOSTEL
2.1 Hostelites are responsible for keeping their rooms and the common areas in the hostel such as visitor’s area, bathrooms, stair case, and common room etc clean and tidy at all times.
2.2 All fans, lights and electrical appliances must be switched off when not in use.
2.3 Cooking, making tea etc is not allowed in the hostel.
2.4 Common hostel furniture must not be moved without the permission of the accommodation officer.
2.5 Any damage to the hostel property must be reported immediately to the accommodation officer. Hostelites will be charged for all damages except damages caused by normal wear and tear.
2.6 Pasting of posters, writings, wall chalking, slogans of any kind or defacing the hostel in any form is not allowed.
2.7 The hostel management reserves the right to make spot checks on the hostel and rooms without having to give prior notice to the students.
2.8 Electricians, contractors or any other service person may enter rooms as and when necessary in the course of their duty under the directive of the accommodation officer. However, every effort will be made to respect the privacy and dignity of the hostelites.
2.9 The hostel management reserves the right to move hostelites to other hostel units if there is a necessity.


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May 3, 2015
Despite the opportunity and energy of the tech industry, as with most fields, it is not without its issues. One of the most striking is the under representation of women in the tech workforce.
Diverse perspectives bring strength to any organization, and with a disproportionately low level of female workers, the tech industry is at a disadvantage as a whole. In a 2014 report, The National Center for Women and Information Technology identifies the benefits of a gender-balanced workplace, including increased productivity and organizational performance.
So, where do we go from here? How do we promote and encourage women in the tech industry? Fast Company outlines 10 Actionable Ways to Actually Increase Diversity in Tech, which include managers publicly demonstrating support and learning how to remove unconscious biases. In the workplace, I think these are good places to start. I feel though that exclusion of women from careers in the tech industry starts at a much earlier age. This needs to be addressed as well.
I think the underrepresentation of women in the tech industry is related to a broader issue: the lack of tech education in schools. In a society with lingering (and still very strong) gender stereotypes, the idea that STEM careers are more "appropriate" for men is present even among children. Our public education system has a unique opportunity -and responsibility- to expose young children, and especially girls, to science, math and computer programming and present them as viable and exciting future career paths. In this regard, I think our schools are missing the mark.
Having gone to public high school in upstate New York, I think back on my own experience and exposure to technology at this age. I took two years of mandatory "technology" classes. I learned how to make a wooden bear and a cookbook holder with a band-saw - your typical "shop" classes without any inclusion of computer sciences whatsoever. To be fair, I did periodically take typing classes in 4th and 5th grade. I also took a half year of computer programing my freshman year of high school. We wrote very simple programs and I remember enjoying it. This was an elective though, and I ended up taking it out of my own interest. All but a small handful of students, those that had a preexisting interest and self-selected into the class themselves left my high school without any exposure to computer programing. This means that, for the most-part, no students were introduced to computer programing as a career path that didn't seek it out themselves.
Our public education system needs to do a better job of exposing students to computer programing at a young age. Unfortunately, as curriculum decisions are typically made at a local level, and with the limited budgets of many districts, substantive inclusion of computer programing in public education will likely take strong national leadership or enough time for the educational system to catch up.