Trading Forex in the Philippines
Forex trading is far from being an easy thing. Without a solid market knowledge and a well-thought-out strategy, you will hardly be able to make money. What is more, the local financial market specs pose some difficulties for inexperienced traders. So what is special about trading Forex in the Philippines? What should you be aware of before making your first deals?
Why Is Market Liquidity in the Philippines Important?
Imagine just that there are practically no changes in the market. At this point, you might have some questions: what can a trader do; what strategies are suitable; how to make money on a market with low liquidity. There is an answer, and it is quite simple: you need to adapt your strategies and look for opportunities in situations that seem to have no way out. For example, using Alpari as a trading platform can be a solution since it gives you access to a multitude of instruments so that you could monitor the market.
Specs of Trading in a “Sleeping” Market
If you want to make money or avoid losses of finance, be ready to adjust your trading approach to the current market state where you are operating on. Thus, trading on a low-liquidity market is directly related to the Inplay strategy, but it is more highly specialized. The approach is more focused not on intraday levels but on trends that stretch from previous days and are noticeable on more global timeframes.
The essence of trading in an illiquid market is the existence of signals that are impossible to hide. The crowd is not able to greatly impact the market because it is always a few steps behind large players. Any mathematical change in dynamics may indicate that a large institutional is present in the stack. For a trader, this is a clear signal to enter the stock.
The period when liquidity falls on the market is one of the most unstable for a day trader. After all, the ideal situation for trading is when news related to the company’s activity is regularly released or when a crisis occurs either locally or globally. All these make the stock change. Thus, the strategy of trading in a “sleeping” market is to select stocks that show dynamics. With a relevant stock and strategy, a trader will have stable earnings regardless of the state of the market.
Key Strategy Points
To keep abreast of all the intricacies of trading in the low-liquid market and stick to them, we recommend that you stay tuned to the following:
- trading constants and variables;
- the role of time frames and their detailed analysis;
- search for large players and the differences of the crowd from professionals;
- basics of technical analysis;
- risk management relative to market trends.
Only in this way, trading can become a profitable business of yours! By the way, finding a good broker for an exchange can also increase your success rates.


restic
A backup program that aims to be fast, secure and efficient.
More information: home page
- Initialize a backup repository in the specified local directory:
restic init --repo path/to/repository
- Backup a directory to the repository:
restic --repo path/to/repository backup path/to/directory
- Show backup snapshots currently stored in the repository:
restic --repo path/to/repository snapshots
- Restore a specific backup snapshot to a target directory:
restic --repo path/to/repository restore latest|snapshot_id --target path/to/target
- Restore a specific path from a specific backup to a target directory:
restic --repo path/to/repository restore snapshot_id --target path/to/target --include path/to/restore
- Clean up the repository and keep only the most recent snapshot of each unique backup:
restic forget --keep-last 1 --prune


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--- layout: post title: 'Results from my first KDEPIM sprint #1' categories: - KDE - Software Libre tags: [] status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '2' dsq_thread_id: '2226557810' author: login: afiestas email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: afiestas first_name: Àlex last_name: Fiestas ---
A few weeks ago I went to Berlin, this time to attend the October KDEPIM sprint.
Though I have met some PIM hackers through the years I have been around KDE, I never had the opportunity to actually work with them, and try to figure things out, and as it is usual in our community they haven't disappointed me.
I had 2 objectives for this sprint, first get a few bugs that I discover while working on WebAccounts fixed, and secondly try to track down all the KMail issues I have when I run it in my laptop. In this blog post I will only cover the first block.

If you take a look at the following pic, you will see how there is a checkbox left of my email address that apparently will activate or deactivate all the contact groups provided by my Google account, well it doesn't do anything so clicking on it results on basically nothing.
I tried to fix it and successfully tracked the bug down to a piece of code, but I needed help from the PIM hackers to actually fix it, and of course they didn't disappointed, in a matter of hours it was fixed :)
KMail and the "Broken" imap resource
Just after a new IMAP resource was added (doesn't matter if from KMail or Kontact or any other method) a notification will appear saying that the IMAP resource is broken. Wait what? is it broken? if I have just added it!
Well, not this is fixed since KMail now knows how to differentiate between a broken IMAP resource and one that has not been yet configured.
Activate resources when added
Another small bug or behavior that really bothers me is that when a new resource is added (for example a Google account is configured), the new added Calendars or Agendas won't be "activated/checked" by default. I think that if you just added something is because you want to use it, don't you think?
Well, this problem may seem simple but it isn't, so after taking a look at it with the PIM hackers we thought a good way to fix it, though we didn't had time to fix it.
http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-pim&m=135040360317368&w=2
If nobody does, I will try to fix it when possible.
See you in part 2!


Welcome to my page. My name is Raj Sandhu and I am currently a bored Risk Analyst looking to enter the interesting world of web development. The internet and the world wide web has always been a fascination and integral part of my life and hope for it to be part of my future. Being able to create something from scratch and the possibility of people from all over the world seeing it is simply amazing. I don't just want to stop with web development as I would like to learn additional programming languages in the future. I believe in even my current role I can implement what I've learned and will learn.
While you here have a look around my first website and maybe you will see something interesting.


Jacob has played lacrosse since 4th grade. He plays for the Duke club lacrosse team today. In his career, he began as a defenseman. As he grew older, he bcame more and more speciliazed as an LSM. He was a starter for two years on his varsity team and had became better over time. His senior year he lead the team in turnovers forced and in penalties. His legacy has been left on the Indian Hill LAcrosse field with a number of stretches and a nickname of the "stickdoctor".
Home US Lacrosse Jake Wins All-Ameircan


I've used Java for numerous projects and have become quite proficient with the language. I have recently begun to delved into the user interface aspect so my applications look clean and sharp across all platforms.
C# was one of the first languages I learned when diving into programming. This was my first Object Oriented Programming language where I learned most of the major principles of OOP.
I learned HTML5 and CSS for the fun of it but have grown fond of it's capabilities and features. I have used it when working on web forms with ASP.NET and used it to create a few websites including this one.
This is my go to for SCM. I've used it to host personal projects as well as group course work. I am fimiliar the web interface, desktop interface, and the command line.
Visual Studio is an amazing and versitile IDE I have used for a multitued of projects including C# mobile development, C++ command line tools, and ASP.NET websites.
It was my first computer it has been able to handle anything I've thrown at it, plus the sleek and simple interface makes it easy for me to be productive no matter where I am!
Ubuntu was my first distro I used to grasp the new concepts of linux. I have worked with Ubuntu Server as well but have since moved to Mint to learn more intermidate skills.
I started out with Windows 7 and have through out the years upgraded to up to Windows 10. I have also worked with Windows Server '08 and '12 establishing an active directory and tons of other cool things!
I've used Java for numerous projects and have become quite proficient with the language. I have recently begun to delved into the user interface aspect so my applications look clean and sharp across all platforms.
C# was one of the first languages I learned when diving into programming. This was my first Object Oriented Programming language where I learned most of the major principles of OOP.
I learned HTML5 and CSS for the fun of it but have grown fond of it's capabilities and features. I have used it when working on web forms with ASP.NET and used it to create a few websites including this one.


This workshop is planned to offer a gentle introduction to the R programming language for ICJIA researchers who want to leverage the power and flexibility of R to improve their technical prowess as researcher.
R is more than a simple statistical software1 and is capable of being a full-fledged research platform. The workshop participants will learn the basics of R and how R can be used for data analysis, visualization, statistical modeling, and much more. The workshop is for not only those with little to no previous programming experience but also those who already use R for research to some extent but want to expand their understanding of R as well as its applications.
Workshop session time/location
Time: 1-3PM (130-330PM for Module 2 only)
Module 1: March 14, 2018 (Wed)
Module 2: March 22, 2018 (Thur)
Module 3: March 28, 2018 (Wed)
Midterm break
Module 4: April 11, 2018 (Wed)
Module 5: April 18, 2018 (Wed)
Module 6: April 25, 2018 (Wed)
Location: ICJIA Large Conference Room
Workshop news
The first ICJIA R Workshop series concluded, April 25, 2018
The first workshop series officially concluded. A million thanks to all the amazing workshop participants!
All Workshop Modules materials now available
Slides and notes for all 6 modules are now available! (^__^) View all workshop materials on Modules page.
Change in schedule: Midterm break
To best accommodate the Workshop’s regular attendees and their schedule, the fourth, fifth and sixth weeks’ meetings are pushed back one week. Accordingly, the Workshop will have a “midterm break” in the first week of April and meet again on April 11.
Second Workshop meeting, March 22, 2018
Please note that the starting hour of this week’s meeting has changed from 1PM to 130PM.
First Workshop meeting, March 14, 2018
Total 15 workshop participants attended the first meeting on Module 1. Introduction to R! Check out the workshop materials on Modules page.
ICJIA R&A Unit Meeting Presentation, February 13, 2018
I gave a brief presentation where I introduced the R&A Unit to R and discussd the Workshop objectives and structure. Check out the slides as well as the script for the presentation!
Workshop instructor
My name is Bobae Kang and I am a Research Analyst at ICJIA. I have been using R for more than one year at the time of writing, and I believe that R is one of the most powerful modern computational tools for research and data analysis. I have developed this workshop to invite my colleagues and fellow researchers at ICJIA to start taking advantage of this amazing tool. See About Me to read more about me.
For example, this website as well as all workshop materials (notes and slides) are produced with R Markdown. Also, check out this interactive dashboard generated with R Shiny.↩


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Who says preparedness can’t be fun?!
Follow Emergency Mommy for tips on family disaster readiness.
Heading Style 2 - Get the low down
- Meet Emergency Mommy
- Make ShakeOut a Family Affair
- Writing a Disaster Love Letter
- Talking to Your Kids About Disasters
- Preparing on a Budget
- Avoid Humiliation, Get Storm Ready
- Earthquake Preparedness: Part One
- Earthquake Preparedness: Part Two
- Earthquake Preparedness: Part Three
- Disaster Dining
- Ready for Camping, Ready for Emergencies
- Give the Gift of Preparedness
- Campfire Safety
- Travel Safe: Road Trippin' Emergency Mommy Style


JSON Tutorial
Due to XStream's flexible architecture, handling of JSON mappings is as easy as handling of XML documents. All you have to do is to initialize XStream object with an appropriate driver and you are ready to serialize your objects to (and from) JSON.
XStream currently delivers two drivers for JSON: The JsonHierarchicalStreamDriver and the JettisonMappedXmlDriver. The first one does not have an additional dependency, but can only be used to write XML, while the second one is based on Jettison and can also deserialize JSON to Java objects again.
Jettison driver
Jettison driver uses Jettison StAX parser to read and write data in JSON format. It is available in XStream from version 1.2.2 and is implemented in com.thoughtworks.xstream.io.json.JettisonMappedXmlDriver
class.To successfully use this driver you need to have Jettison project and StAX API in your classpath.
The following Maven configuration snippet should get all necessary JARs for you.
<dependency> <groupId>com.thoughtworks.xstream</groupId> <version>1.2.2</version> <artifactId>xstream</artifactId> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>org.codehaus.jettison</groupId> <artifactId>jettison</artifactId> <version>1.0-RC1</version> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>stax</groupId> <artifactId>stax-api</artifactId> <version>1.0.1</version> </dependency>
Alternatively you can download JARs manually.
Here are a few simple examples:
Write to JSON
The following example:
package org.sensatic.json.test; import com.thoughtworks.xstream.XStream; import com.thoughtworks.xstream.io.json.JettisonMappedXmlDriver; public class WriteTest { public static void main(String[] args) { Product product = new Product("Banana", "123", 23.00); XStream xstream = new XStream(new JettisonMappedXmlDriver()); xstream.alias("product", Product.class); System.out.println(xstream.toXML(product)); } }
produces the following JSON document:
{"product":{"name":"Banana","id":"123","price":"23.0"}}
As you can see, all standard XStream features (such as aliases) can be used with this driver.
Read from JSON
The following code:
package org.sensatic.json.test; import com.thoughtworks.xstream.XStream; import com.thoughtworks.xstream.io.json.JettisonMappedXmlDriver; public class ReadTest { public static void main(String[] args) { String json = "{\"product\":{\"name\":\"Banana\",\"id\":\"123\"" + ",\"price\":\"23.0\"}}"; XStream xstream = new XStream(new JettisonMappedXmlDriver()); xstream.alias("product", Product.class); Product product = (Product)xstream.fromXML(json); System.out.println(product.getName()); } }
serializes JSON document created with preceding example back to Java object. It prints:
Banana
as a result.


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EAGLE - Enhanced Artificial Genome Engine
Detailed description of EAGLE tools
EAGLE Data Files
EAGLE - Developers portal
EAGLE - FAQ
EAGLE Features
EAGLE - On simulating 2x250 long reads
EAGLE Genome Mutator - Architecture and Design
EAGLE - Installation and configuration instructions
EAGLE - Performance and resources recommendations
EAGLE - Phase 2
EAGLE Phase 2 - Analysis Framework
EAGLE Phase 2 - Analysis Framework - Fragment files
EAGLE Phase 2 - Analysis Framework - Requirements
EAGLE Phase 2 - Analysis Framework - Specifications
EAGLE Phase 2 - Analysis Framework - Variants Subtraction
EAGLE Phase 2 - BaseSpace
EAGLE Phase 2 - Dissemination
EAGLE Phase 2 - Features development
EAGLE Phase 2 - Simulating Reality
EAGLE - Simulating Reality - from reference to sample genome
EAGLE - Simulating Reality - Metrics
EAGLE - Simulating Reality - Strategy - observations-metrics-simulation
EAGLE - Possible conflicts between variants
EAGLE Sequencer Simulator - Architecture
EAGLE Sequencer Simulator - Design
EAGLE Sequencer Simulator - Specifications
EAGLE System Testing Framework
EAGLE Use Case - 2x250 realistic Human sequencing simulation
EAGLE Use Case - Coverage affected by GC content
EAGLE Use Case - Gamma distribution
EAGLE Use Case - Generating BAM files for visualisation with IGV
EAGLE Use Case - Interfacing EAGLE with CASAVA
EAGLE Use Case - Long reads simulation
EAGLE Use Case - Refining our Human sequencing simulation (diploid version)
EAGLE Use Case - Simulating a small Run Folder from PhiX
EAGLE Use Case - Simulating a typical HiSeq run from a Human sample (haploid version)
EAGLE Use Case - Simulating a uniform reads distribution in our PhiX simulation
EAGLE Use Case - Simulating Copy Number Variations
EAGLE Use Case - Simulating purity
EAGLE Use Case - Simulating purity in tumour samples (chr21 example)
EAGLE Use Case - Simulating tumour+normal pairs
EAGLE Use Case - Using a different template length distribution


Getting Started with inBloom Learning Map Authoring Tool
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welcome
Welcome to inBloom Learning Map Authoring Tool. inBloom Learning Map Authoring Tool is a tool for viewing, editing, and creating standards and then adding those standards into a path.
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main screen
This is the main screen for the inBloom Learning Map Authoring Tool. This window contains everything necessary for creating, viewing, and publishing Standards and Paths.
About Standards in inBloom Learning Map Authoring Tool
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Common Core State Standards
These are official standards which are being adopted by most states. They are separated into Mathematics and ELA-Literacy. You can learn more about them at corestandards.org. These standards can act as a template for designing standards heirarchies.
This is where you will find the Common Core State Standards. Clicking the title will expand the section.
You will then select the Subject.
On this bar at the top, you can select which grades you wish to see from the Common Core State Standards.
You will then be able to expand the elements within the subject you chose.
You can expand any element which has an arrow to the left of the name by simply clicking on the name.
When you get to the lowest level, there should be text associated with the element. The text is viewable by clicking the Info (i) button.
Clicking the Info button will bring up the Info box where you will find the name and description of the standard as well as a button for showing resources.
Clicking the resources button will bring up the Resources box where a list of links to related Resources will be displayed.
You can click the checkbox on an element in the Standards list to select that element and all of the elements inside it.
When you have checked some standards, you can press the Add Path button to add those elements to the Path Window.
With checked standards, you could also add those standards to your Draft section for editing.
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Draft (Personal Learning Map)
These are your standards that you can edit, download, and publish. To get standards into the Personal section, you can either duplicate standards from the Public or Common Core sections, upload a JSON file that has standards information in the expected format, or create a framework from scratch with the provided buttons.
This is where you will find the personal draft standards. Clicking the title will expand the section.
The standards that we copied from the Common Core must be abbreviated to fit into the Standards List. Hovering will reveal the full name.
In the Draft section, you will be able to drag standards around to place them in different parts of the tree. You can also drag standards onto other standards to put the dragged standard inside of the other standard.
You can still see the Info on Standards in the Draft section. But instead of resources, you have the ability to edit the standard.
After hitting the 'edit' button, the name and description of the standard will appear in input fields. You may now change the text of either field.
The 'edit' button was replaced with a 'save' button. Pressing the 'save' button saves the name and description.
The down arrow button allows you to download a set of standards that you've created or edited.
Once you press the Download button, a file named "download" will be saved by your browser. It will save to your browser's default download directory.
You can later upload these files using the upload widget indicated in the picture above.
If you have checked standards in your Draft section, you can delete them by pressing the 'Delete' button.
You can also create new standards underneath the default "New Framework" element in the Draft section. Simply press the 'Create element' button.
The standards will be named 'new standard' by default.
The up arrow button allows you to publish a set of standards that you've created or edited. Publishing a set of standards will send it to the Learning Registry Index.
An alert box will pop-up to tell you that you are now publishing standards.
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Published Public Standards
These are standards that others have published to the LRI. They are now available for anyone to use.
This is where you will find the Published Public Standards. Clicking the title will expand the section. The Published Public Standards section includes all of the standards that have been published to the Learning Registry Index. You must click the set of standards you wish to see before it loads.
Once you have clicked the set of standards you wish to see, it will load and have an arrow and a checkbox.
About Paths in inBloom Learning Map Authoring Tool
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Paths
Paths are a specific order to go through a set of standards. A Path should be like a helpful outline for a lesson plan for educators. One standard leads to the next. In a Path, standards can be grouped together. The meaning of a group within a Path is that the standards within the group can be done in any order, but they must all be completed before moving on to the next standard.
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The Path Window
This is the Path Window. It has been pre-loaded with some standards from the Common Core.
In the image above, the Connection Tool is highlighted on the toolbar. The Connection Tool allows you to create an arrow on the map which connects one standard node to another node. First, you must click the node where the arrow should start. The node will change color to indicate that it has been selected.
With one node selected, clicking a second node will create the connection between the two nodes.
It is possible to group nodes within the Path. This is done by simply clicking a node and dragging it to another node.
Here is an example of a Path. It contains a few groups and all of the nodes and groups are connected by arrows.
The image above shows the Disconnection Tool highlighted on the toolbar. The Disconnection Tool allows you to break a connection between nodes. Simply click on the arrow that you wish to remove.
The Open Path tool allows you to open a previously saved Path file or open a Path which has been published to the Learning Registry Index.
The Save Path tool allows you to save the current Path to a file or publish the current Path to the Learning Registry Index.
The Delete Path tool will clear the current Path of all nodes and connections.
The Print Path tool will start the process of printing your current Path to a printer.
The Style Path tool allows you to change the background image and the colors of nodes.
Here is a sample Path that has a treasure map as a background image.


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The Elephant Manaka Joseph Merrick, aka (incorrectly) John MerrickHe was not an animal, he was a human being! Ironically, the one thing he wasn't was an elephant man.Joseph Merrick suffered from a rare disease which was not actually the elephantiasis that provided his unfortunate nickname. But The Proteus Syndrome Man or even worse, The Neurofibromatosis Man, wouldn't be a very good movie title, so the misdiagnosis probably worked out for the best. Merrick was born in England in 1862. When he was a toddler, it quickly became clear that something was terribly wrong when disfiguring tumors sprouted on his face.  Even considering the science of the day, this was a ludicrous idea, but then again Merrick didn't get the chance to receive a high-quality education. Merrick's mother died when he was 10. His stepmother couldn't deal with the child's escalating deformity and insisted that his father throw him out on the street. Daddy Dearest complied, and Merrick became a street urchin, albeit a not particularly adorable one. By the age of 12, Merrick was peddling shoe polish on street corners, where he was exposed to the elements as well as the taunts, bullying and general persecution of his fellow urchins. Later he became a ward of the state, forced to live and work in a welfare sweatshop, making Oliver Twist's problems seem trivial by comparison. Merrick's face and body were covered with massive lumpy growths, hard tumors made of bone; he looked much like a Play-Doh bust that had been mashed and gouged by a child. A lackadaisical attempt to cut away some of the excess growth failed, and Merrick's deformity grew. Everywhere he went, crowds gathered around to gape at his deformities, without paying so much as a dime. Putting two and two together, Merrick decided to pursue the most obvious career choice that lay before him -- sideshow freak. If he was going to be a spectacle, he could at least profit from the process. Despite popular myths about the Elephant Man, Merrick wrote in a short autobiography that his time as a sideshow freak wasn't particularly sordid or hurtful. Real life was hurtful. In the sideshow, Merrick said, he was treated only with the "greatest kindness." Many misconceptions about Merrick's life stem from the popular 1980 movie, The Elephant Man (directed by David Lynch), which depicts Merrick as a lost soul who was abused at the sideshow and deprived of his dignity, which he was then forced to laboriously reclaim, uttering at one point, "I am not an animal! I am a human being!" The movie lays waste to Merrick's dignity far more comprehensively than anything that happened in his real life. Merrick appears to be unable to communicate (in life, he had difficulty speaking because of tumors on his jaw, but he could write very serviceably). The circus owner, whom the real Merrick considered a kind friend, is painted as a drunken bully. The movie even got his name wrong, calling him John Merrick (repeating an earlier chronicler's mistake). Merrick's time with the sideshow went quite well, according to his own account, but ended on a sour note when the money he had been saving was stolen by a crooked promoter in Belgium. Penniless and in declining health, Merrick returned to England. Merrick's appearance precipitated a mob scene. When police answered the call of public disturbance, they found a card for Dr. Frederick Treves and deposited Merrick at the London Hospital. Treves was a physician who had visited the sideshow a few years earlier in order to study the Elephant Man's affliction. A prominent anatomy specialist, Treves would later be knighted for his glorious efforts in performing a routine appendectomy on King Edward VII. Treves initially diagnosed Merrick with elephantiasis, a disease in which the lymphatic system goes nuts and large, hard tumors grow around the legs and genitals. Merrick's deformity continued to grow unchecked. In addition to the huge, boney tumors on his head -- which eventually reached a circumference of three feet -- a constellation of tumors sprouted all over his body, some hard, some soft, some just right. His left arm was normal to all appearances, but the rest of his body slowly distorted into phantasmagoric shapes, even more uncomfortable to possess than they were to see. Despite Treves' care, Merrick's health declined because of his disease, and he slipped into a rather understandable state of depression. Treves collected donations and solicited volunteers to provide care for Merrick when the hospital refused to foot his bills. After the newspapers had their way, Merrick grew a bit of celebrity, his hospital room pupating into a classy sideshow. Members of the royal family and other nobility coming to pay their respects and do whatever inbred aristocrats do instead of gawking like yokels. Merrick wanted nothing more than to emerge into the world again, and in 1889, he took a six week vacation out in nature, far away from the prying eyes of the public.  Merrick died in bed at the age of 27. Through his life, Merrick had slept in an upright position because of his deformities, but on the night of April 11, 1890, he lay down on his back in bed and apparently asphyxiated from the weight of his chest. Even in death, Merrick continued to be the center of a swirl of controversy, much of it centered on his diagnosis. Treves' misdiagnosis of elephantiasis endured until the 1970s, when doctors revised their opinion and speculated that Merrick had suffered from neurofibromatosis, a genetic disease linked to scoliosis and cancer that produces a similar disfigurement. The neurofibromatosis verdict lasted almost 20 more years, but the photographic record of Merrick's deformity and his skeleton, which had been preserved for science, didn't quite match the disease's indicators. In 1996, a new theory proposed that Merrick had suffered from Proteus Syndrome. DNA tests carried out on the Elephant Man's remains in 2003 confirmed that diagnosis, although there is still some question about whether he also had neurofibromatosis. Further testing is planned, and we're sure you're all waiting on the edge of your seats for the results, in hopes that the warring Proteus Syndrome and neurofibromatosis camps can finally put away all the hard feelings and bloodshed once and for all. In death, Merrick failed to get the peace he deserved. In addition to the 1980 movie, he was the subject of a serious play by Bernard Pomerance and a not-so-serious parody of a stage musical within a movie (Elephant!, the star role won by Jeff Goldblum's character in The Tall Guy). Then there was the whole Michael Jackson thing. In 1987, "reports emerged" that Jackson had attempted to buy the bones of the Elephant Man. This incident has since been cited in virtually every news story written about Jackson's bizarre behavior, which, as you can imagine, makes for rather a lot of citations. Trying to find out who actually first reported this alleged story is like trying to get a snapshot of the interior of Hangar 18 at Area 51. All of the aforementioned citations simply say that these "reports emerged" without specifying where they emerged from. Furthermore, Jackson has denied the story in public appearances, such as on Oprah, where he derided the slander-mongers who made such outrageous claims.  I love the story of the Elephant man, he reminds me of me a lot, and I could relate to it, it made me cry because I saw myself in the story, but no I never asked for the... where am I going to put some bones? And why would I want some bones? Why indeed! It turns out that Jackson began to ask himself that question only after issuing a press release trumpeting this latest outbreak of insanity -- conveniently submerged in the PR blitz which anticipated the now octuple-platinum Bad (1987). Buried in the dusty archives of PR Newswire, we found the following announcement:
DATELINE: LOS ANGELES, May 29 What? Michael Jackson lied to Oprah?! Regardless of Jacko's falsetto, he must have some serious balls. After an initial rebuff, Jackson eventually bid $1 million for the bones, a bid which was rejected as soundly as all his previous bids, and he finally abandoned the effort and (as we have seen) subsequently denied it had ever taken place. |


Dak Prescott Ignores Jason Garrett’s Attempt At High-Five During Game vs. Patriots (VIDEO)
by Darrelle LincolnJason Garrett can’t seem to catch a break sometimes.
Following a trend with this team, the Dallas Cowboys offense were making their way off the field in the first quarter to get ready for a special teams pump. Dak Prescott was seen jogging to the sidelines while head coach Jason Garrett clapped and extended his hand for a high five.
Dak ran right past him without acknowledging his existence.
Dak likely never saw him as he was looking off to his right upon making his way to the sidelines.


PintaProyect/Pinta
Pinta: Painting Made Simple
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Its goal is to provide users with a simple yet powerful way to draw and manipulate images on Linux, Mac, Windows, and *BSD.
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AnimPyFunc(function, cache=False)
An anim that calls a python function, using the returned value.
function is the callback called to retrieve the value. It should return a float.
If cache is True, the result returned by function will be cached for as long as the time (as set by rabbyt.set_time()) doesn't change. This could provide good speedup if the value is read multiple times per frame.


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Following an extensive selection process, Ålesund has been unanimously selected as the design architect of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library! This announcement completes a months-long process that culminated in a design competition between Studio Gang, Henning Larsen, and Snøhetta.
Snøhetta’s design for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library is informed by the President’s personal reflections on the landscape, his commitment to environmental stewardship, and the periods of quiet introspection and civic engagement that marked his life. The design of the Library is more than a building; it is a journey through a preserved landscape of diverse habitats, punctuated with small pavilions providing spaces for reflection and activity. The Library’s gently sloping roof looks to the northeast, gazing over the National Park, historical settings in the Little Missouri River valley, and the Elkhorn Ranch far in the distance, further connecting the Library of tomorrow with its origins in the past.
For more information on the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library and to follow the project, visit the Foundation’s website: https://www.trlibrary.com/the-project/
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For this assignment, we designed an original T-shirt about Hudson, WRA or Ohio with CorelDraw. For my T-shirt I decided to create a relatively simple design with a silhouette of the clock tower in Hudson inside of an outline of Ohio.
In addition to the shirt, we also had to design something that would use dye sublimation for printing. Dye sublimation is a process in which the printer uses heat to transfer dye onto various different materials such as fabric, card or paper. For this part of the project, I printed a shot of a CPU die onto a fabric pencil case.
We also print a design on somthing using UV printing, a process where UV rays is used to dry or cure ink as it is printed. For this part of the project, I printed a concentric circle design onto a popsocket (although the design turned out to be slightly off center).


Create dynamic design that renders web pages to fit on any screen.
Enhance user experience by implementing small moments shared between the user and design.
Reimagine elements, such as color, logos, and shapes that help indentify your brand to the consumer.
Flexabiltiy to adjust changes and acomodate users through critical-thinking & empathetic design.
I started my career as a designer in production & digital marketing but was left
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showcased all the wonderful places Atlanta has to offer.
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Having worked 8+ years in industries that are highly Male run I thrive to see higher
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Technologies used:


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Help I’m #Bored
This application pull a data from twitter where people are #bored and populates them to this page on an hourly schedule.
Thompson Commercials
Thompson Commercials Limited is the largest privately owned Renault Trucks dealer group in the UK. With branches in Grimsby, North Shields, Billingham, Boroughbridge, Hull, Sheffield and Boston we offer an outstanding level of service throughout the North East of England and beyond. Supplying and looking after the complete range of Renault Trucks commercial vehicles. link
Ashington Learning Partnership Mobile
This was created as solution for students so that they could easily access the VLE on a mobile device. The mobile version also features larger text and images on larger scale to provide access to the VLE for students with poor eyesight.
Sugar.Free MVC
To run all you need is a server running PHP 5.3, MySQL and mod_rewrite turned on. Get it on Github here
Name In The Hat
This Frog app pulls a teachers class list from Frog and allows the teacher to shuffle the order of the students. Students can be organized into different categories based on their answer, and be awarded LEAP Points which can later be spend on rewards.
Responsive Design: Demo
A 1 page demonstration on how responsive design works.
QR Reader
Simply click the button, scan the code and view your web page on the go. Type “qr” into the address bar and press tab, write your text & when your done hit enter to create any QR Code. Get it free on the Chrome Web Store here
Glitch: Photo Destroyer!
Glitch works by opening a bitmap image as a raw text document and randomly selecting a character from the document then replacing it with another character. Doing this can change the location and/or colour value of one too many pixels which can ‘bend’ your original image here. Results may vary, risk of corruption! FYI this is how I made my blog banner.


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Now that we understand sockets, let's build a simple port-scanner. The idea of a port scanner is to run through a list of ports, testing to see if they are open. We can do this because the steps for using sockets for sending data is first you make the connection, then you try to off-load the request. Re-visiting our ship metaphor, the dock has no idea what contents are in the ship. Thus, if the port is open, the ship can at least dock before anyone knows whether or not what the ship is carrying is supposed to be there.
With our port scanner, we just attempt to dock at various ports, and do nothing else. If we're permitted to dock / connect to open ports, then we know at least the port is open. This is a form of "reconnaissance" for hackers and penetration testers.
import socket s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) target = input('What website to scan?: ')
Here is code you should recognize up to this point. For the target, you could enter website that allows you to do this. Check out "https://www.hackthissite.org/", or you can always target your own servers.
WARNING/DISCLAIMER:
It should be noted that port scanning can be seen as, or construed as, a crime. You should never execute a port scanner against any website or IP address without explicit, written, permission from the owner of the server or computer that you are targeting. Port scanning is akin to going to someones house and checking out all of their doors and windows. There is really only reason why anyone would do this, and it is to assess securities and vulnerabilities. Thus, if you have no good reason to be testing these things, it can be assumed you are a criminal.
Also, I have been locked out of my own servers before for running various penetration tests, which was part of the test. A lot of servers have security software that identifies and protects against things like port scans, slowing them down or just outright denying any further connections from the source IP address. Thus, you might find yourself unable to access a server after running a test. For this reason, you may want to use "https://www.hackthissite.org/" instead of just any random site, or even your own.
def pscan(port): try: con = s.connect((target,port)) return True except: return False for x in range(25): if pscan(x): print('Port',x,'is open')
That's all, for a simple port scanner. What we've done above is simply attempt a connection to a port. If that is successful, our function returns a True, otherwise a False. If True is returned, then our little program will print out the successful port to the console.


ENEMY OF THE STATE 1998 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1999 Timothy Voon 3 out of 5 for big bad brother
Cast: Will Smith, Gene Hackman, Jon Voight, Regina King, Loren Dean, Jake Busey, Barry Pepper, Tom Sizemore, Lisa Bonet, Gabriel Byrne. Screenplay: David Marconi. Director: Tony Scott.
For a movie that was initially intended for Tom Cruise, it hasn't turned out half bad with Will Smith instead. Will isn't the likely candidate for any form of conspiracy campaign, but does well – toning down his usual smugness, for a serious dramatisation of a lawyer being hunted down by the state. The ENEMY OF THE STATE is a good thriller, although reliant on the mere chance occurrence of several missing videotapes in order for the ending to work out so finely. Despite this over-contriving of the plot to bring about the conclusion, there is little else to complain about. The viewer senses the terror of being continuously watched, chased, monitored by video cameras, bugging devices, state-of-the-art satellites - all pitted against an innocent man who stumbles across a conspiracy by accident. This sort of the movie works on one's paranoia, and will no doubt fuel public opinion against government intrusions on privacy. One doesn't sleep easy knowing how easy it is for every part of your life to become open to the eyes of the world. This movie fares much better than THE NET which follows a similar premise.
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You are given the scores of N students in three different subjects - Mathematics,*Physics* and Chemistry; all of which have been graded on a scale of 0 to 100. Your task is to compute the Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient between the scores of different pairs of subjects (Mathematics and Physics, Physics and Chemistry, Mathematics and Chemistry) based on this data. This data is based on the records of the CBSE K-12 Examination - a national school leaving examination in India, for the year 2013.
Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient
This is a measure of linear correlation described well on this Wikipedia page. The formula, in brief, is given by:
where x and y denote the two vectors between which the correlation is to be measured.
Input Format
The first row contains an integer N.
This is followed by N rows containing three tab-space ('\t') separated integers, M P C corresponding to a candidate's scores in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry respectively.
Each row corresponds to the scores attained by a unique candidate in these three subjects.
Input Constraints
1 <= N <= 5 x 105
0 <= M, P, C <= 100
Output Format
The output should contain three lines, with correlation coefficients computed
and rounded off correct to exactly 2 decimal places.
The first line should contain the correlation coefficient between Mathematics and Physics scores.
The second line should contain the correlation coefficient between Physics and Chemistry scores.
The third line should contain the correlation coefficient between Chemistry and Mathematics scores.
So, your output should look like this (these values are only for explanatory purposes):
0.12
0.13
0.95
Test Cases
There is one sample test case with scores obtained in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry by 20 students.
The hidden test case contains the scores obtained by all the candidates who appeared for the examination and took all three tests (Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry).
Think:* How can you efficiently compute the correlation coefficients within the given time constraints, while handling the scores of nearly 400k students?*
Sample Input
20
73 72 76
48 67 76
95 92 95
95 95 96
33 59 79
47 58 74
98 95 97
91 94 97
95 84 90
93 83 90
70 70 78
85 79 91
33 67 76
47 73 90
95 87 95
84 86 95
43 63 75
95 92 100
54 80 87
72 76 90
Sample Output
0.89
0.92
0.81
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import logging
import deepchem as dc
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
DEFAULT_DIR = dc.utils.data_utils.get_data_dir()
SWEETLEAD_URL = "https://deepchemdata.s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/datasets/sweet.csv.gz"
from typing import List, Optional, Tuple, Union
SWEETLEAD_URL = "https://deepchemdata.s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/datasets/sweet.csv.gz"
SWEETLEAD_TASKS = ["task"]
class _SweetLoader(_MolnetLoader):


Huawei launches French legal action over government link claims
Hopefully practice for suing Trump
by Chris MerrimanHUAWEI HAS HAD all it can stand, and it can't stand no more.
After months of defending itself against the world's barbs, suggesting that it is in league with the Chinese government, the embattled Chinese tech firm has decided to roll out a new product using France as a test market.
The product in question is called "Sue the b*stards!" and is rolling out now to three unwitting beta testers (aka media commentators) who have seen fit to accuse Huawei of being a security nightmare - a journalist, a telecoms expert and a researcher.
The news was first broken earlier this week by investigative journalists as La Lettre A, and later confirmed by Huawei itself.
Apparently, the court filing was made back in March, nearly three months before the company was added to the so-called ‘Entity List' in the US, triggering an effective ban on trading with US companies.
Huawei said that the court case will "concern only statements that Huawei is a company controlled by the Chinese State and the Chinese Communist Party, led by a former member of the ‘counter-intelligence' and using its technological expertise in telecom networks to commit acts of espionage against the Western world."
"These statements are false," it added, just in case you were getting lost as to what its stance is.
At a time when Huawei is still on a charm offensive as it finds a way to be a part of the 5G rollout across the world, it seems slightly odd to go after critics in just one country (though it is making us fact-check even more stringently than usual), especially given that the country in question actually agreed to let Huawei supply non-core parts of the network.
It's not quite clear why Huawei has chosen France to take action, given the amount of smack that has been spoken about it over the past year following the arrest of Chief Financial Officer and daughter of founder, Meng Wanzhou, last December on espionage charges.
Further accusations about Huawei's links to the Chinese authorities were made in France as recently as this week. μ
Further reading
Microsoft confirms it's been granted a licence to supply software to Huawei
- 22 Nov 2019
US gov grants Huawei another 90-day reprieve
- 19 Nov 2019
US will grant licences to trade with Huawei 'very shortly'
- 04 Nov 2019
Huawei will be allowed in 'non-contentious' parts of Blighty's 5G network
- 28 Oct 2019


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Cavan poet and playwright Tom MacIntyre was a 'powerful force'
by CLAIRE SIMPSONFORMER Cavan footballer and writer Tom MacIntyre "created new theatrical forms and language", the Abbey Theatre has said following his death.
The bilingual playwright, poet and short-story writer (87) died on Wednesday night following a long illness.
Born in Bailieborough in Cavan in 1931, Mr MacIntyre was best known for his play The Great Hunger - an adaptation of the Patrick Kavanagh poem of the same name.
He also published several volumes of poetry, short stories, a novel The Charollais and Through The Bridewell Gate, an examination of the 1970 Dublin arms trial.
MacIntyre studied at University College Dublin.
He played football for his county in 1952 and again in 1957 before becoming a teacher in Clongowes Wood College in Co Kildare.
He also taught in Michigan University and in Williams College, Massachusetts.
He won several awards, including the Stewart Parker prize for Caoineadh Airt Uí Laoghaire in 1999.
He was elected a member of Aosdána in 1991.
Most of his plays were first performed at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin.
A portrait of Mr MacIntyre, painted by Belfast artist Colin Davidson, currently hangs in the Abbey's foyer.
Graham McLaren and Neil Murray, directors of the Abbey, said he was an integral part of the theatre's history.
"His work featured Irish themes and characters and eloquently explored time and space, with an instinctive raw energy," they said.
"A man close to the lakes and drumlins of his native home, Tom called on its language, myth, folklore and landscape in his writings.
"Tom has been an integral part of the Abbey's history. Presenting 16 world premieres at the Peacock – perhaps his spiritual home – he was a committed colleague and friend. Encouraging of new talent, Tom was always willing to give of himself. He will be greatly missed."
Chairman of the Arts Council Kevin Rafter said Mr MacIntyre was a "powerful force".
"He delighted in the spoken and written word and over the years his body of work is a careful documentation of the evolution of our language and our culture," he said.
"A firm believer in ghosts and spirits, we will remember and miss him this Samhain eve."
He is survived by his wife Celine and five children, Deirdre, Darragh, Donal, Desmond and Tadhg from his first marriage to Peggy McCarthy.
His son Darragh is a high-profile BBC investigative journalist who worked on Spotlight on the Troubles: A Secret History.
Former Taoiseach John Bruton said Mr MacIntyre, who taught him at Clongowes Wood, "opened my mind to a new view of the world".
"He was unconventional, irreverent and also a very kind person, whose personality inspired many of his students to explore the world of poetry," he said.


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PagerDuty as a special third party event management system used on newly migrated HONEWeb/Price webpage to achieve HONE DevOps.
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Born on December 13, 1989, in Reading, Pennsylvania, Taylor Swift's family moved to nearby Wyomissing where she started crafting songs at age 5, and at age 16, released her debut album.
Hits like "Love Story" and "You Belong With Me" appealed to country and pop fans alike and helped fuel the multiplatinum success of her albums, with Fearless the 2009 top-seller.
She has won many awards, including several Grammy Awards, and modeled for Cover Girl.
Taylor Alison Swift was born on December 13, 1989, in Reading, Pennsylvania. Swift spent her early years on her family's Christmas tree farm in nearby Wyomissing. Her grandmother had been a professional opera singer, and Swift soon followed in her footsteps. By the age of 10, Swift was singing at a variety of local events, including fairs and contests. She sang "The Star-Spangled Banner" at a Philadelphia 76ers game at the age of 11, and began writing her own songs and learning guitar at 12 years old.
To pursue her music career, Swift often visited Nashville, Tennessee, the country music capital. There she co-wrote songs, and tried to land a recording contract. Noting her dedication, Swift and her family moved to nearby Hendersonville, Tennessee, in an attempt to further Swift's career.
A stellar performance at The Bluebird Café in Nashville helped Swift get a contract with Scott Borchetta's Big Machine Records. She released her first single, "Tim McGraw," in 2006, and the song became a Top 10 hit on the country charts. It also appeared on her self-titled debut album in October of that same year, selling more than 2.5 million copies. More popular singles soon followed, including "Our Song," a No. 1 country music hit. "Teardrops on My Guitar," "Picture to Burn" and "Should've Said No" were also successful tracks.
In addition to commercial success, Swift received a lot of critical praise for her debut effort. She won the Horizon Award from the Country Music Association (CMA) and the Academy of Country Music Award for Top New Female Vocalist in 2007. Swift next released Sounds of the Season: The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection in 2007. Her renditions of "Silent Night" and "Santa Baby" were modest hits on the country charts.
In 2008, Swift was nominated for a Grammy Award in the Best New Artist category, and won the Academy of Country Music's "Female Vocalist of the Year" Award, the American Music Awards "Favorite Female Country Artist" award, and the American Music Association's "Horizon" award.
Around this same time, Swift released her next album, Fearless (2008), which hit the top of both the country and pop charts and stayed there for 11 weeks.
By the end of the year, Swift had become the highest-selling country artist of 2008.
Swift's fifth studio album, 1989, was released on October 27, 2014. Swift wrote one song alone, and co-wrote the remaining 12 with Antonoff, Martin, Shellback, Imogen Heap, Ryan Tedder and Ali Payami. Martin and Swift served as executive co-producers while Chapman, Antonoff, Heap, Tedder, Payami and Greg Kurstin produced individual tracks. Musically, it has been described as an album "driven by synths and drums in lieu of guitar." Swift herself described 1989 as her first "official" pop release and parted ways with some members of her longtime band.
The album's lead single, "Shake It Off," was released in August 2014 and reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100. Two further singles have been released; "Blank Space" (Swift's third number one on the Billboard Hot 100) and "Style". 1989 sold 1,287,000 copies in the U.S. during the first week of release, selling more copies in its opening week than any album in the previous 12 years, and making Swift the first and only act to have three albums sell more than one million copies in the opening release week. It later became the best-selling album of 2014, selling 3.66 million copies. As of February 2015, 1989 had sold over 8.6 million copies worldwide.


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VIPERS Spectra¶
This class is dedicated to handling the spectra from VIPERS galaxy redshift survey, see Garilli et al. 2014.
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2014A%26A...562A..23G
The class GalaxySpectrumVIPERS is dedicated to handling VIPERS spectra
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(catalog_entry, calibration=True, lineFits=False)[source] Loads the environement proper to the vipers survey.
Two modes of operation : flux calibration or line fitting
Parameters: - catalog_entry – an entry of the vipers catalog
- calibration – if the class is loaded with intention of flux calibrating the vipers data.
- lineFits – if the class is loaded with intention of fitting line fluxes on the vipers spectra.


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Location of Binaries:
- SDK libraries: bin/linux.clang
Required packages to generate projects:
- CMake, minimum version 3.12, note that the requirement can be eventually lowered to cmake 3.10 just in case of linux in the compiler/internal/CMakeLists.txt
- Python, minimum version 2.7
- Clang, min version 3.8
- Gcc for aarch64, min version 5.3
Generating Makefiles:
- Makefiles are generated through a script in physx root directory: generate_projects.sh
- Script generate_projects.sh expects a preset name as a parameter, if a parameter is not provided it does list the available presets and you can select one.
- Supported presets for linux platform are: linux, linux-aarch64.
- Generated solutions are in folder compiler/linux-debug, compiler/linux-checked, compiler/linux-profile, compiler/linux-release.
Building SDK:
- Makefiles are in compiler/linux-debug etc
- Clean solution: make clean
- Build solution: make
PhysX GPU Acceleration:
- Requires CUDA 10.0 compatible display driver and CUDA ARCH 3.0 compatible GPU
Required Packages for Building and Running PhysX Snippets:
- libxxf86vm-dev
- libglu1-mesa-dev
- libx11-dev
- freeglut3-dev
- gcc-multilib
- g++-multilib
- xterm
- libcg
- libcggl
How to select the PhysX GPU Device:
- Set the environment variable PHYSX_GPU_DEVICE to the device ordinal on which GPU PhysX should run. Default is 0.
Example: export PHYSX_GPU_DEVICE="1"
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| string | FAILURE = 'failure' |
Represents an item of work that scans over a key range. A KeyRangeItem object represents holds a KeyRange and has an associated state: STATE_READ, STATE_GETTING, STATE_GOT, and STATE_ERROR. - STATE_READ indicates the range ready to be downloaded by a worker thread. - STATE_GETTING indicates the range is currently being downloaded. - STATE_GOT indicates that the range was successfully downloaded - STATE_ERROR indicates that an error occurred during the last download attempt KeyRangeItems not in the STATE_GOT state are stored in the progress database. When a piece of KeyRangeItem work is downloaded, the download may cover only a portion of the range. In this case, the old KeyRangeItem is removed from the progress database and ranges covering the undownloaded range are generated and stored as STATE_READ in the export progress database.
| def google.appengine.tools.bulkloader.KeyRangeItem.__init__ | ( | self, | |
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| kind, | |||
| key_range, | |||
progress_key = None , |
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state = STATE_READ , |
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first = False |
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| ) |
Initialize a KeyRangeItem object. Args: request_manager: A RequestManager instance. progress_queue: A queue used for tracking progress information. kind: The kind of entities for this range. key_range: A KeyRange instance for this work item. progress_key: The key for this range within the progress database. state: The initial state of this range. first: boolean, default False, whether this is the first WorkItem of its kind.
| def google.appengine.tools.bulkloader.KeyRangeItem.MarkAsTransferred | ( | self | ) |
Mark this KeyRangeItem as transferred, updating the progress database.
| def google.appengine.tools.bulkloader.KeyRangeItem.Process | ( | self, | |
| download_result, | |||
| thread_pool, | |||
| batch_size, | |||
new_state = STATE_GOT |
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| ) |
Mark this KeyRangeItem as success, updating the progress database. Process will split this KeyRangeItem based on the content of download_result and adds the unfinished ranges to the work queue. Args: download_result: A DownloadResult instance. thread_pool: An AdaptiveThreadPool instance. batch_size: The number of entities to transfer per request. new_state: The state to transition the completed range to.


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Hello,
Is there anyone else currently interested in inner product spaces? I'd like to start working on this.
I found this formalization:
https://github.com/ImperialCollegeLondon/xena-UROP-2018/blob/master/src/inner_product_spaces/basic.lean.
@Andreas Swerdlow Are there still plans to bring this into mathlib?
I am also aware of the Lean2 formalization: https://github.com/leanprover/lean2/blob/master/library/theories/analysis/inner_product.lean
The ImperialCollege formalization is over complex numbers and the Lean2 formalization is over the reals. I am interested in the reals, but I will try to find a generalization that subsumes both. Are there any concepts like this already?
There is the whole theory of quadratic forms, which works over any field (though characteristic 2 can be hairy).
Then you can specialise to nondegenerate forms, symmetric forms, alternating forms, hermitian forms, etc...
In number theory we define unitary groups in the setting where K is a field (say) and L/K is a finite etale K-algebra of degree 2, which is a fancy way of saying either L=K+K or L is a separable quadratic extension of K. The non-trivial K-automorphism of L is denoted c, say (c for complex conjugation if K=real and L=complex) and then one can consider a non-degenerate hermitian sesquilinear form on an L-vector space. For it to be positive definite you need some notion of positive though, so then K should embed into the reals.
Ok, thanks. I'll see what I can do.
I was thinking of submitting to mathlib fairly soon. A more up to date version is available here: https://github.com/leanprover-fork/mathlib-backup/blob/inner_product_spaces/linear_algebra/herm_inner_product_space.lean
I have transferred the Lean2 formalization to Lean3 now. It's for real vector spaces only. Let's see if we can merge after you submit to mathlib.
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