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To use Trading Economics Calendar data for your personal live trading, you will need a subscription with access to the Calendar API. Once you've registered, you need to enter your API token to your algorithm as shown below.
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Introduction to Translators
Let's discuss some basic concepts about translators. A translator does exactly what you would expect: it translates between a schema (e.g. a generic concept of a lightbulb) and a specific thing or piece of hardware (e.g. a specific lightbulb that you can communicate to via a particular protocol or bus). The schema is exposed to app developers who no longer need to worry about how to communicate with that specific lightbulb.
For those who learn better by example, we have some translators in the translators repo that you can go look at. We suggest starting with something really simple like the Test Light Translator which just does console logging instead of talking to a real device. You can find it under the org.OpenT2T.Sample.Lamp.SuperPopular namespace, which corresponds to the schema for this translator.
Along with a README and a test script, you will see some other files in the translator:
{
"name": "opent2t-translator-test-light",
"version": "1.0.0",
"description": "",
"dependencies": {},
"devDependencies": {
"async": "~1.5.2",
"optimist": "0.6.1",
"opent2t-onboarding-manual": "*"
},
"author": "",
"license": "MIT"
}
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<manifest>
<!-- associated voice handler -->
<voice id="org.OpenT2T.Voice.Cortana.Vcd.Sample.SuperPopular.LightControl" />
<!-- associated schema -->
<schema id="org.OpenT2T.Sample.SuperPopular.Lamp" />
<!-- associated onboarding module -->
<onboarding id="org.OpenT2T.Onboarding.Manual">
<arg name="name" value="Test Light" />
<arg name="instructionsUrl" value="http://example.com" />
</onboarding>
</manifest>
'use strict';
// logs device state
function logDeviceState(device) {
if (typeof (device) !== 'undefined') {
console.log(' device.name : ' + device.name);
console.log(' device.props : ' + device.props);
} else {
console.log('device is undefined');
}
};
// module exports, implementing the schema
module.exports = {
device: null,
initDevice: function(dev) {
this.device = dev;
console.log('Javascript initialized.');
logDeviceState(this.device);
},
turnOn: function() {
console.log('turnOn called.');
},
turnOff: function() {
console.log('turnOff called.');
},
setBrightness: function(brightness) {
console.log('setBrightness called with value: ' + brightness);
},
disconnect: function() {
console.log('disconnect called.');
logDeviceState(this.device);
}
};
// globals for JxCore host
global.initDevice = module.exports.initDevice;
global.turnOn = module.exports.turnOn;
global.turnOff = module.exports.turnOff;
global.setBrightness = module.exports.setBrightness;
global.disconnect = module.exports.disconnect;
In summary, a translator is something that runs after onboarding and implements a particular schema in node.js. Various onboarding modules are implemented in the onboarding repo, and pass in context to the translator via the initDevice method, e.g. any setup or auth information the translator needs to run.


| Critter. It's a peacefull and a neutral unit that only roams the realms of JWar. But don't be fooled by it's innocence! It's a nightmare! Each and one of these "beasts" will block your units movement. That's why the "Killer" vehicle will kill them on sight, just to clear the way for your "Builders". | |
| The standard resource. You will need to mine these to collect minerals for your units. "Builders" have the option toautomatically find and mine these crystals. | |
| The standard "Builder" vehicle. You can use them to mine resources for you needs and also build the "Main Building".
 You
will have to be careful to not let them in the hands of the enemy "Killers" which will most surely try to destroy them at sight. Following commands are available for control: 1. "Stop" - will tell this unit to stop whatever it was doing. 2. "Mine Nearest Resources" - will engage the resource collection mode. "Builders" will serach for minerals, mine them and bring them home for unloading. This will repeat until stop command will be issued. 3. "Build Main Building" - Will make this unit build a main building. |
|
| The "Killer" tank vehicles. These are the standard attack machines of the game. Following commands are available for control: 1. "Stop" - will tell this unit to stop whatever it was doing. 2. "Patrol" - engage "Patrol Near Home" mode which will make the "Killer" patrol near the home base at a predefined distance. A good mode when you're in a war and don't want to loose the main building. 3."Protect" - engage "Protect Builders" mode. A unit having this mode will run to the farest Builder it can reach, then ... to the farest from that one, in continous loop. 4. "Destroy" - Temporary mode that will tell "Killer" to find the nearest dangerous threat and destroy it. Note that after destroying it's target, it will not search for a new one. In the modes 2 and 3, if "Killer" will detect a near threat, it will suspend the mode it was in and try to destroy that target. After reaching it's goal, it will resume it's previous mode. Also note that if no mode is specified, "Killer" will look around and if it finds a threat at a small distance it will automatically engage mode 4. |
|
| The "Main Building".
Don't be fooled by the word "Main" in it's title, actually you can
build as many as you like. Actually, building more will give you and
advantage over your enemies. You can build more units in the same time
and you can also place those buildings near separate resource fileds
making resource collection faster as "Builders" will select the nearest "Main Building" when returning with the minerals. Following commands are available for control: 1. "Assemble Builder" 2. "Assemble Killer" Both are pretty clear and no description required. |
| This is the Option dialog box. You will use it to configure game's parameters.Here you can select the Width and the Height of the game fields along with the game type as described earlier. |
| The state bar. Will display information about the currently
selected unit and a set of buttons corresponding to the possibilities
that this unit has. This bar appears at the bottom of the main windiw. |
| A selected unit. You can see the difference between a
selected and a non-selected unit. The selected has a set of information
bars at it's bottom. For example Life and Carry Capacity are the once that you can observe at the "Builder". Also note that each unit in game also has a coloured rectangle at it's top right corner. That color indicates the Owner of this unit. |


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de.polygonal.ds.ArrayedStack
- type
- class
- implements
- Stack<T>
A dynamic arrayed stack. A stack is a linear list for which all insertions and deletions (and
usually all accesses) are made at one end of the list.
This is called a LIFO structure (Last In, First Out).
Constructor
- parameters
maxSize
The maximum allowed size of the stack. The default value of -1 does not impose a size constraint.
Instance Methods
- parameters
x
If x is a class reference, the stack is filled with instances of the specified class and the args parameter is used to pass additional constructor arguments. If x is an object or a primitive value, the object reference or the value of x is assigned instead.
limit
If specified, the stack is filled with n=limit elements, otherwise the stack is filled from 0 to size(). Existing elements are preserved if limit < size().
- throws
de.polygonal.core.util.AssertionError
limit out of range (if debug flag is set).
- parameters
rval
A list of random double values in the range between 0 (inclusive) to 1 (exclusive).
- throws
de.polygonal.core.util.AssertionError
rval is null or insufficient random values (if debug flag is set).


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var
type that can be replaced with an explicit type.
This could be used to eliminate the usages of implicit types in case of downgrading.
This inspection only reports if the language level of the project or module is 10 or higher.
Example:
var str = "Hello";
After the fix:
String str = "Hello";


STEVE (CHANGZHENG) KANG
Lincolnshire, IL 60069   ●<PHONE_NUMBER>   ●<EMAIL_ADDRESS> ●   linkedin
Principal Software Engineer
Specialize in Cloud computing, Web and Android applications, automated test systems, software system development. software integration tools development. Passionate about working with all teams to deliver quality projects, on time and within budget. Solve problems with the latest computing technology.
CORE COMPETENCIES
- Technical leadership
- SW architecture
- Certified AWS cloud computing
- OO methodology, application of design patterns. Various IDEs.
- Java, Javascript, Shell script, Python
- Docker. DB: Oracle, MYSQL, NoSQL(CouchDB)
- GIT, Gerrit, Gitlab, Github, Jira.
- Website tagging for analytics
CERTIFICATES/TECHNICAL PROFICIENCIES
| Certifications: | AWS solution architect associate, Machine learning by Stanford university |
| Platforms: | Linux, Windows, Android, LAMP, AWS |
| Database: | Oracle, Mysql, CouchDB |
| Tools: | GIT, Jira, Jenkins, VS Code, Eclipse, Intellij |
| Languages: | Java, Javascript, Python, PHP, CSS, HTML |
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Motorola Mobility, Chicago IL
Sep. 2015 - Mar. 2020
Developed order processing system using Java framework, rest API and micro services. The system includes order, payment, inventory processing sub-systems. Defined rest API endpoint, configured the routing table to associate endpoint with action code. Developed rest API action code with database update.
Dockerize the web app to be deployed on AWS.
Tag management, data analytics on Motorola ecommerce website.
Did Enhanced ecommerce analysis, front end debugging.
Used programmatic approach to design efficient tagging framework for multi-locale sites. Used GitLab, javascript, GTM, Google Analytics, Google Cloud Platform. Lead international team of developers on Motorola website development on Demandware platform.
Coordinated new features, bug fixes, code review, resolved code merge conflicts.
Developed Autotest of Motorola website.
Motorola Mobility, Libertyville IL
Sep. 2011 - Aug. 2015
Developed automation test tools for android cell phone integration field tests. The tests tool set included Android app to automate test case execution, web server to collect test results from the device under test and saving to backend database.
Developed web app using JAVA to present test results to the users.
Developed Android app to automate call testing execution.
Designed MySQL database tables to save test results.
Tools used: Java, MySQL, CouchDB(NoSQL), Gerrit, GWT and Jira.
Motorola Mobility, Libertyville IL
Sep. 2003 - Sep. 2011
Led a team on development and maintenance of automation tool to do software customization in software build process.
Developed Object Oriented Perl scripts to provision already built software with customized configurations for different carriers/markets. The provisioning tool has been used in thousands of products.
Developed and maintained web server UI front end.
Developed auto regression tests for the tool development.
Developed SW auto signing tool.
EDUCATION
Tsinghua University. Beijing, ChinaMaster of Engineering. Electrical Engineering
Tsinghua University. Beijing, China
Bachelor of Engineering. Electrical Engineering


Documentation
Installation
For starting your own mosaic project, first clone this repository to your device.
git clone https://github.com/tracingpaper/mosaic.git PROJECT_NAME
Now install gulp globally (If not already installed)
npm install gulp -g
Now install the required node packages to start building.
npm install
You are all set and ready to get started!
Prerequisites
To use this framework you should know the basics of Nunjucks, SCSS and UIKit. Also you should be a little familiar with node.js and npm.
Getting Started
After installation you will have a lot of files in your downloaded to your project folder (Learn more about the Directory Structure).
We have set up everything for you to start building sites with nunjucks and sass. Run the build command to compile all the nunjucks and sass.
gulp build
Start a local live-server to view the result (The live server will run at port 4000).
gulp serve
Visit localhost:4000 to see the result.
Directory Structure
-
app
-
dist
- assets
- css
- js
-
src
- js
- scss
-
views
- pages
-
templates
- layouts
- macros
- partials
- config
-
dist
- gulpfile.js
- .babelrc
- package.json
- mosaic.json
- gulpfile.js
- This file contains the logic for bundling the project. It is recommend not to edit this file unless you are certain about what you are doing
- app
- This directory manages all the source and compiled files.
- dist
-
Contains all the compiled files and assets. This is the only directory needed for hosting the website
- assets: It is used to store any external assets like images required for building the website.
- css: It contains the compiled css file (app.css).
- js: It contains the compiled js file (app.js).
- **/*.html: Compiled html files (index.html).
- src
-
Contains all the source files. We only use this directory for coding. On running build command all files in src are compiled to dist.
- js: Space for your own javascript code. (Note: only the js files imported to app.js gets compiled)
- scss: Includes scss files needed for styling the website. (Note: only the scss files imported to app.scss gets compiled)
- views: Includes all the nunjucks (.njk) files. Only the files in pages directory gets compiled to final .html files. The files in templates directory are used for templating in nunjucks.
views/templates
It includes 3 sub-directories:
- layouts: Nunjucks Layouts
- macros: Nunjucks Macros
- partials: Nunjucks Partials
- config
-
Contains configuration information for the project. There are two files app.json and data.json.
Data in app.json can be accessed via global 'app' object and that in data.json via 'data' object.
Example:
config/app.json
{ "title": "Mosaic", }
app.layout.njk
<!Doctype HTML> <html> <head> ... <title> {{app.title}} </title> <!-- Compiled to <title>Mosaic</title> --> ... </head> ... </html>
- .babelrc
- Babel configuration file. This file can be used to include plugins and presets into babel. (Read more on Babel )
- mosaic.json
- Mosaic configuration file. (Limited configuration options available for now)
- package.json
- Node JS package description file
Using UIKit
UIKit is already setup for you to use and customize. Use _variables.scss and _hooks.scss for customizing the UIKit styles. Make sure these files are imported in app.scss.
Read UIKit Docs on Sass for more info.
(Note: The _variables.scss only shows a few variables in use. These are all it needs for small customizations to the site. A complete list of all variables can be found at https://github.com/uikit/uikit/blob/develop/src/scss/variables.scss )
UIKit variable is available globally for access. You can use it for UIKit's js functionality.
Example:
//show UIKit notification
UIkit.notification('Hello world.');
Using Babel
Mosaic uses Babel for transpiling es6 syntax. Babel plugins can be included to the project by installing it via npm and specifying it in .babelrc.
Example:
This page used babel-plugin-prismjs for syntax highlighting. First we install it via npm.
npm install --save-dev babel-plugin-prismjs
Now configure it in .babelrc
{
"presets": ["@babel/preset-env"],
"plugins": [
[
"prismjs", {
"languages": ["javascript", "css", "markup", "bash", "json"],
"plugins": ["line-numbers"],
"theme": "okaidia",
"css": true
}
]
]
}


Min struggled up the cobblestone street, pushing through crowds that stood white-faced and staring, those who were not screaming hysterically. A few ran, seemingly without any idea of where they were running, but most moved like poorly handled puppets, more afraid to go than to stay. She searched the faces, hoping to find Egwene, or Elayne, or Nynaeve, but all she saw were Falmen. And there was something drawing her on, as surely as if she had a string tied to her.
Once she turned to look back. Seanchan ships burned in the harbor, and she could see more in flames off the harbor mouth. Many squarish vessels were already small against the setting sun, sailing west as fast as damane could make the winds drive them, and one small ship was beating away from the harbor, tilting to catch a wind to take it along the coast. Spray. She did not blame Bayle Domon for not waiting longer, not after what she had seen; she thought it a wonder he had remained so long.
There was one Seanchan vessel in the harbor not burning, though its towers were black from fires already extinguished. As the tall ship crept toward the harbor mouth, a figure on horseback suddenly appeared around the cliffs skirting the harbor. Riding across the water. Min’s mouth fell open. Silver glittered as the figure raised a bow; a streak of silver lanced to the boxy ship, a gleaming line connecting bow and ship. With a roar she could hear even at that distance, fire engulfed the foretower anew, and sailors rushed about the deck.
Min blinked, and when she looked again, the mounted figure was gone. The ship still slowly made way toward the ocean, the crew fighting the flames.
She gave herself a shake and started to climb the street again. She had seen too much that day for someone riding a horse across water to be more than a momentary distraction. Even if it really was Birgitte and her bow. And Artur Hawkwing. I did see him. I did.
In front of one of the tall stone buildings, she stopped uncertainly, ignoring the people who brushed past her as if stunned. It was in there, somewhere, that she had to go. She rushed up the stairs and pushed open the door.
No one tried to stop her. As far as she could tell, there was no one in the house. Most of Falme was out in the streets, trying to decide whether they had all gone mad together. She went on through the house, into the garden behind, and there he was.
Rand lay sprawled on his back under an oak, face pale and eyes closed, left hand gripping a hilt that ended in a foot of blade that appeared to have been melted at the end. His chest rose and fell too slowly, and not with the regular rhythm of someone breathing normally.
Taking a deep breath to calm herself, she went to see what she could do for him. First was to get rid of that stub of a blade; he could hurt himself, or her, if he started thrashing.  She tossed it aside with a grimace. The heron on the hilt had branded itself into his hand. But it was obvious to her that that was not what had him lying there unconscious. How did he come by that? Nynaeve can put a salve on it later.
A hasty examination showed that most of his cuts and bruises were not new—at least, the blood had had time to dry in a crust, and the bruises had started to turn yellow at the edges—but there was a hole burned through his coat on the left side. Opening his coat, she pulled up his shirt. Breath whistled through her teeth. There was a wound burned into his side, but it had cauterized itself. What shook her was the feel of his flesh. It had a touch of ice in it; he made the air seem warm.
Grabbing his shoulders, she began to drag him toward the house. He hung limp, a dead weight. “Great lummox,” she grunted. “You couldn’t be short, and light, could you? You have to have all that leg and shoulder.
But she struggled up the steps, careful not to bump him any more than she could avoid, and pulled him inside. Leaving him just within the door, she knuckled the small of her back, muttering to herself about the Pattern, and made a hasty search. There was a small bedroom in the back of the house, perhaps a servant’s room, with a bed piled high with blankets, and logs already laid on the hearth. In moments, she had the blankets thrown back and the fire lit, as well as a lamp on the bedside table. Then she went back for Rand.
It was no small task getting him to the room, or up onto the bed, but she managed it with only a little hard breathing, and covered him up. After a moment, she stuck a hand under the blankets; she winced and shook her head. The sheets were icy cold; he had no body warmth for the blankets to hold. With a put-upon sigh, she wriggled under the covers beside him.  His eyes were still closed, his breathing ragged, but she thought he would be dead by the time she came back if she left to find Nynaeve. He needs an Aes Sedai, she thought. All I can do is try to give him a little warmth.
For a time she studied his face. It was only his face she saw; she could never read anyone who was not conscious. “I like older men,” she told him. “I like men with education, and wit. I have no interest in farms, or sheep, or shepherds. Especially boy shepherds.” With a sigh, she smoothed back the hair from his face; he had silky hair. “But then, you aren’t a shepherd, are you? Not anymore. Light, why did the Pattern have to catch me up with you? Why couldn’t I have something safe and simple, like being shipwrecked with no food and a dozen hungry Aielmen?”
There was a sound in the hall, and she raised her head as the door opened. Egwene stood there, staring at them by the light of the fire and the lamp. “Oh,” was all she said.
Min’s cheeks colored. Why am I behaving like I’ve done something wrong? Fool! “I . . . I’m keeping him warm. He is unconscious, and he’s as cold as ice.”
Egwene did not come any further into the room. “I—I felt him pulling at me. Needing me. Elayne felt it, too. I thought it must be something to do with—with what he is, but Nynaeve didn’t feel anything.” She drew a deep, unsteady breath. “Elayne and Nynaeve are getting the horses. We found Bela. The Seanchan left most of their horses behind. Nynaeve says we should go as soon as we can, and—and . . .  Min wanted to take her arm from under Rand’s head, but she could not make herself move. “I think I do, anyway. Whatever he is, he is hurt. I can do nothing for him except keep him warm. Maybe Nynaeve can.”
“Min, you know . . . you do know that he cannot marry. He isn’t . . . safe . . . for any of us, Min.”
“Speak for yourself,” Min said. She pulled Rand’s face against her breast. “It’s like Elayne said. You tossed him aside for the White Tower. What should you care if I pick him up?”
Egwene looked at her for what seemed a long time. Not at Rand, not at all, only at her. She felt her face growing hotter and wanted to look away, but she could not.

Min wanted to call out, to go after her, but she lay there as if frozen. Frustrated tears stung her eyes. It’s what has to be. I know it. I read it in all of them. Light, I don’t want to be part of this. “It’s all your fault,” she told Rand’s still shape. “No, it isn’t. But you will pay for it, I think. We’re all caught like flies in a spiderweb. What if I told her there’s another woman yet to come, one she doesn’t even know? For that matter, what would you think of that, my fine Lord Shepherd? You aren’t bad-looking at all, but . . . Light, I don’t even know if I am the one you’ll choose. I don’t know if I want you to choose me. Or will you try to dandle all three of us on your knee? It may not be your fault, Rand al’Thor, but it isn’t fair.”
“Not Rand al’Thor,” said a musical voice from the door. “Lews Therin Telamon. The Dragon Reborn.”
Min stared. She was the most beautiful woman Min had ever seen, with pale, smooth skin, and long, black hair, and eyes as dark as night. Her dress was a white that would make snow seem dingy, belted in silver. All her jewelry was silver. Min felt herself bristle. “What do you mean? Who are you?”
The woman came to stand over the bed—her movements were so graceful, Min felt a stab of envy, though she had never before envied any woman anything—and smoothed Rand’s hair as if Min were not there. “He doesn’t believe yet, I think. He knows, but he does not believe. I have guided his steps, pushed him, pulled him, enticed him. He was always stubborn, but this time I will shape him. Ishamael thinks he controls events, but I do.” Her finger brushed Rand’s forehead as if drawing a mark; Min thought uneasily that it looked like the Dragon’s Fang. Rand stirred, murmuring, the first sound or movement he had made since she found him.
“Who are you?” Min demanded. The woman looked at her, only looked, but she found herself shrinking back into the pillows, clutching Rand to her fiercely.
“I am called Lanfear, girl.”
Min’s mouth was abruptly so dry she could not have spoken if her life depended on it. One of the Forsaken! No! Light, no! All she could do was shake her head. The denial made Lanfear smile.
“Lews Therin was and is mine, girl. Tend him well for me until I come for him.” And she was gone.
Min gaped. One moment she was there, then she was gone. Min discovered she was hugging Rand’s unconscious form tightly. She wished she did not feel as if she wanted him to protect her.
Gaunt face set with grim purpose, Byar galloped with the sinking sun behind him and never looked back. He had seen all he needed to, all he could with that accursed fog. The legion was dead, Lord Captain Geofram Bornhald was dead, and there was only one explanation for that; Darkfriends had betrayed them, Darkfriends like that Perrin of the Two Rivers. That word he had to carry to Dain Bornhald, the Lord Captain’s son, with the Children of the Light watching Tar Valon. But he had worse to tell, and to none less than Pedron Niall himself. He had to tell what he had seen in the sky above Falme. He flogged his horse with his reins and never looked back.


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__call__() (Counter method)
(Format method)
(Get method)
(GetCols method)
(Identity method)
(MyTimes method)
(NOP method)
(Nut method)
(NutFunction method)
(NutSink method)
(Print method)
(Sleep method)
(Square method)
__init__() (Cache method)
(ChunkWhen method)
(Counter method)
(MapPar method)
(Nut method)
(PrefetchIterator method)
(Print method)
(PrintProgress method)
(Range method)
(ReadCSV method)
(Redirect method)
(StableRandom method)
(WriteCSV method)
__rrshift__() (Append method)
(ArgMax method)
(ArgMin method)
(Cache method)
(Chunk method)
(ChunkBy method)
(ChunkWhen method)
(Clone method)
(Collect method)
(Concat method)
(CountValues method)
(Drop method)
(DropWhile method)
(FilterCol method)
(Flatten method)
(FlattenCol method)
(GroupBy method)
(GroupBySorted method)
(Head method)
(If method)
(Insert method)
(Interleave method)
(Join method)
(MapCol method)
(MapMulti method)
(MapPar method)
(Max method)
(Mean method)
(MeanStd method)
(Min method)
(MyClone method)
(MyCollect method)
(MyGreaterThan method)
(MyPipeline method)
(MySmallerOrEqualThan method)
(Nut method)
(NutFunction method)
(NutSource method)
(Pick method)
(Prefetch method)
(PrintProgress method)
(Shuffle method)
(Slice method)
(Sort method)
(Sum method)
(Tail method)
(Take method)
(Try method)
(Unzip method)
(Window method)
(WriteCSV method)
(Zip method)
(ZipWith method)
A
Append (class in nutsflow.processor)
ArgMax (class in nutsflow.sink)
ArgMin (class in nutsflow.sink)
as_list() (in module nutsflow.common)
as_set() (in module nutsflow.common)
as_tuple() (in module nutsflow.common)
B
base (module)
C
Cache (class in nutsflow.processor)
Chunk (class in nutsflow.processor)
ChunkBy (class in nutsflow.processor)
chunked() (in module nutsflow.iterfunction)
ChunkWhen (class in nutsflow.processor)
clear() (Cache method)
Clone (class in nutsflow.processor)
close() (ReadCSV method)
(WriteCSV method)
colfunc() (in module nutsflow.common)
Collect (class in nutsflow.sink)
Combine (in module nutsflow.processor)
common (module)
Concat (class in nutsflow.processor)
console() (in module nutsflow.common)
Consume (in module nutsflow.sink)
consume() (in module nutsflow.iterfunction)
Count (in module nutsflow.sink)
Counter (class in nutsflow.function)
CountValues (class in nutsflow.sink)
Cycle (in module nutsflow.processor)
D
Dedupe (in module nutsflow.processor)
Drop (class in nutsflow.processor)
DropWhile (class in nutsflow.processor)
E
Empty (class in nutsflow.source)
Enumerate (class in nutsflow.source)
F
factory (module)
Filter (in module nutsflow.processor)
FilterCol (class in nutsflow.processor)
FilterFalse (in module nutsflow.processor)
FlatMap (in module nutsflow.processor)
flatmap() (in module nutsflow.iterfunction)
Flatten (class in nutsflow.processor)
flatten() (in module nutsflow.iterfunction)
FlattenCol (class in nutsflow.processor)
Format (class in nutsflow.function)
function (module)
G
gauss_next() (StableRandom method)
Get (class in nutsflow.function)
GetCols (class in nutsflow.function)
getstate() (StableRandom method)
GroupBy (class in nutsflow.processor)
GroupBySorted (class in nutsflow.processor)
H
Head (class in nutsflow.sink)
I
Identity (class in nutsflow.function)
If (class in nutsflow.processor)
Insert (class in nutsflow.processor)
Interleave (class in nutsflow.processor)
interleave() (in module nutsflow.iterfunction)
is_iterable() (in module nutsflow.common)
iterfunction (module)
J
Join (class in nutsflow.sink)
jumpahead() (StableRandom method)
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length() (in module nutsflow.iterfunction)
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Map (in module nutsflow.processor)
MapCol (class in nutsflow.processor)
MapMulti (class in nutsflow.processor)
MapPar (class in nutsflow.processor)
Max (class in nutsflow.sink)
Mean (class in nutsflow.sink)
MeanStd (class in nutsflow.sink)
Min (class in nutsflow.sink)
MyClone (class in nutsflow.examples.examples)
MyCollect (class in nutsflow.examples.examples)
MyGreaterThan (class in nutsflow.examples.examples)
MyPipeline (class in nutsflow.examples.examples)
MyRange (class in nutsflow.examples.examples)
MySmallerOrEqualThan (class in nutsflow.examples.examples)
MyTimes (class in nutsflow.examples.examples)
N
Next (in module nutsflow.sink)
NOP (class in nutsflow.function)
Nth (in module nutsflow.sink)
nth() (in module nutsflow.iterfunction)
Nut (class in nutsflow.base)
nut_filter() (in module nutsflow.factory)
nut_filterfalse() (in module nutsflow.factory)
nut_function() (in module nutsflow.factory)
nut_processor() (in module nutsflow.factory)
nut_sink() (in module nutsflow.factory)
nut_source() (in module nutsflow.factory)
NutFunction (class in nutsflow.base)
nutsflow (module)
nutsflow.base (module)
nutsflow.common (module)
nutsflow.examples (module)
nutsflow.examples.examples (module)
nutsflow.factory (module)
nutsflow.function (module)
nutsflow.iterfunction (module)
nutsflow.processor (module)
nutsflow.sink (module)
nutsflow.source (module)
nutsflow.underscore (module)
NutSink (class in nutsflow.base)
NutSource (class in nutsflow.base)
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Partition (in module nutsflow.processor)
partition() (in module nutsflow.iterfunction)
Permutate (in module nutsflow.processor)
Pick (class in nutsflow.processor)
Prefetch (class in nutsflow.processor)
PrefetchIterator (class in nutsflow.iterfunction)
Print (class in nutsflow.function)
PrintProgress (class in nutsflow.processor)
processor (module)
Product (class in nutsflow.source)
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random() (StableRandom method)
Range (class in nutsflow.source)
ReadCSV (class in nutsflow.source)
Redirect (class in nutsflow.common)
Reduce (in module nutsflow.sink)
Repeat (class in nutsflow.source)
reset() (Counter method)
run() (in module nutsflow.examples.examples)
(PrefetchIterator method)
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sec_to_hms() (in module nutsflow.common)
seed() (StableRandom method)
setstate() (StableRandom method)
Shuffle (class in nutsflow.processor)
sink (module)
Sleep (class in nutsflow.function)
Slice (class in nutsflow.processor)
Sort (class in nutsflow.sink)
source (module)
Square (class in nutsflow.function)
StableRandom (class in nutsflow.common)
Sum (class in nutsflow.sink)
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Tail (class in nutsflow.sink)
Take (class in nutsflow.processor)
take() (in module nutsflow.iterfunction)
TakeWhile (in module nutsflow.processor)
Tee (in module nutsflow.processor)
timestr() (in module nutsflow.common)
Try (class in nutsflow.processor)
U
underscore (module)
unique() (in module nutsflow.iterfunction)
Unzip (class in nutsflow.sink)
W
Window (class in nutsflow.processor)
WriteCSV (class in nutsflow.sink)
Z
Zip (class in nutsflow.processor)
ZipWith (class in nutsflow.processor)


PRODUCT DESIGNER
Cover Letter & Resume
ABOUT ME
Hello Andrew and design team folks at Doist,
Raised in a small town in the Dominican Republic. From an early age, I loved the idea of building things and helping to create products and services.
Nowadays, I am a product designer building and scaling stuff for my clients. I love what I do, and the contributions I have made to my clients earned me a respectable designer's profile. However, indeed "great just isn't good enough."; there is something fundamental missing when you work independently; the feeling of growth alongside others.
WHY DOIST?
I believe that as a Doist Product Designer I would have the opportunity to create value and increase the productivity for people building the future. Besides, working in a company as forward-thinking, international and remote would allow me to continue doing what I most like, namely facing new challenges and pushing out solutions.
Finally, I am just a big fan of Doist and it’s different products. I like its history (it's being born with humble beginnings hiring someone from Elance), and I share it’s core principle of ambition and balance.
WHY ME?
I fill many boxes out of this position:
Development: Studied CS and started my career as a frontend dev.
Design: I've been designing since 2010, going from marketing to product.
Remote: Being remote for a long time. I've learned a lot of tricks.
Icon & Illustration: I like to do illustrations, take photos and play.
iOS & Android: Experience working with native and non-native mobile apps.
Team Building: I did launch multiple products and won a lot of hackathons.
Altogether, I am convinced that my strong background, enthusiasm, and commitment would be of great value to
Doist.
— Rafael Medina


Dragon BASIC, online at http://github.com/uli/dragonbasic
Computes a 15-bit, pseudo-random number.ParametersFUNCTION RND
None.Return
A 15-bit, pseudo-random number from &0-&7FFF.Remarks
Random numbers for a given SEED will always be the same. RND can be used to create random RGB colors well. For a random fixed-point value, just NAND with &FF for a value ranging from 0-1.0.See Also
RANDOM | SEED


Module: ActionView::LogSubscriber::Utils
Do not use. This module is for internal use only.
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Instance Method Summary
- #logger
- #from_rails_root(string) private
- #rails_root private
Instance Method Details
#from_rails_root(string) (private)
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionview/lib/action_view/log_subscriber.rb', line 63
def from_rails_root(string) string = string.sub(rails_root, "") string.sub!(VIEWS_PATTERN, "") string end
#logger
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionview/lib/action_view/log_subscriber.rb', line 58
def logger ActionView::Base.logger end


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NAME:MRS.SUZANA NUHAN VAYE %BARR.JAMES BRODERICK (ATTORNEY) TELE:+44-703-1945622<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>ATTN: MD/CEO Kindly accept my apology for sending my mail to you. I am a true God fearing person, and I want you to trust me and help me out in this my condition.  Though, I do not know to what extent you are familiar with events and fragile political situation in Liberia but it has formed consistent headlines in the CNN, BBC news bulletins. My Name is MRS.SUZANA NUHAN VAYE from Liberia, a Country in West Africa. My late Husband is Issac Nuhan Vaye, Deputy Minister of Public Works in Liberia.My Husband was falsely accused of plotting to remove the then PRESIDENT OF LIBERIA CHARLES TAYLOR) from office. Without trial, Charles Taylor killed him. You can verify this from some of the international newspapers posted inthe web sites below: (I)http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2003-07-15-liberia_x.htm Before my husband was killed, he moved out the sum of $21.5 million through a diplomatic means, and deposited it with a Security Company Abroad. And this money was meant for importation of agricultural machinery.All that is needed is for my lawyer to instruct the company to transfer the funds to your account, I will remunerate you with 20% at the end, but most of all is that I solicit your trust and honesty in this transaction. I have been confined only to our country home and all my calls are monitored, so I will advise you to contact my private ATTORNEY BARR.JAMES BRODERICK based in London UK on his contact stated below for onward proceedings: - NAME:BARR.JAMES BRODERICK (ATTORNEY) TELE:+44-703-1945622<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>Kindly include your Full Name, Private Telephone and Fax Numbers where you can always be reached, your Residential or Company Address to enable him send detail information/documents that will enable you receive the fund without any problem either now or in future as all modalities has been perfected.Please your urgent response is needed. Best Regards. MRS.SUZANA NUHAN VAYE (WIDOW)


tarski.model module¶
A module for representing the actual first-order structure of a Block World. The structure can either be made from a World, or be made by hand.
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class
tarski.model.
Model
(*, world=None)[source]¶ Bases:
object
The model that represents the first-order structure.
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add_constant
(constant, entity)[source]¶ Add a (new) name for an already existing entity.
Parameters: - constant (str) – The name
- entity – The entity for which to add the name
Raises: ValueError – If the entity is not already in the model.
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add_entity
(entity=None)[source]¶ Add a new entity to the model. If no entity is specified a new one will be generated.
Parameters: entity – The entity to add. If None, a new entity will be made. Returns: The new entity added.
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A few words on why I decided to join the Peace Corps.
The Road to Burkina Faso
Strangley enough, I first truly became aware of the Peace Corps when I was traveling in Morocco. I remember the “toughest job you'll ever love” TV commercials in the 70's, but it was when I was on vacation in Morocco around 2010 that I really thought about it seriously. Americans are a little rare in Morroco, and on a couple of occasions, when people found out I was American, they asked if I was with the Peace Corps. When I said “no,” they were disappointed. This was my first hint that the Peace Corps does important and valuable work. I could see that people there had a lot of respect for Peace Corps volunteers.
At the time, I just kind of parked the idea of the Peace Corps in a list of things to think about when I got a little closer to retirement. I guess it was around 2014 or 2015 that I started thinking really seriously about what to do next. I found four books that were written for the “Peace Corps at 50” project – One Hand Does Not Catch a Buffalo, Gather the Fruit One by One, A Small Key Opens Big Doors, and Even the Smallest Crab Has Teeth. I pretty much devouered them, probably because the vignettes therein told a story that fit me well:
- They talk about the humanizing value of just living in a challenging place, getting to know the people there, and letting them get to know you.
- They kept a good balance between integrating with the surrounding culture and staying American.
- A two-year commitment is about the right length.
- The experience seems like a fantastic way to transition from the corporate high-tech world I've been in to a quai-retirement with more freedom and, if I'm fortunate, meaning.
- Peace Corps has the humility to recognize the kind of contribution one person can realistically make in a couple of years.
- Peace Corps service gives enough structure, but not too much – PCVs have a lot of freedom in what they do in their community.
On the first point, I'll never forget a moment I had when I visited the Soviet Union in 1985. I got lost in the subway during rush hour, and I hadn't yet learned to read Cyrillic, so I couldn't even read the station names on the map. All I could really do was mis-pronounce the name of stop where my hotel was, Moscovsky Prospekt (which I'm probably misspelling here). I went up to an elegantly dressed lady, and started just repeating that, expecting her to point me in the general direction. Instead of that, she spent ten minutes leading me to the correct platform. Then she counted “one, two, three” (in Russian) and motioned for me to change trains, made me repeat the name of the train I was to transfer to, and counted out how many stops I should go on that train.
After I followed her perfect directions and got back to the hotel, it hit me. She was “the enemy,” part of what my president, Reagan, called “the evil empire.”  A substantial part of my taxes went to buy ICBMs so we could kill, not an anonymous, faceless foe, but her. None of that immediately changed my political outlook or anything, but it did make me see “the other” in human terms.
That's one of the things the Peace Corps does.
In all honesty, another part of it is that living and working in a village in Africa is one hell of an adventure. I know it will be frustrating and difficult, too, but I'm happy with my past experiences living abroad, and I look to repeat that. In France and in Palestine, I frankly enjoyed the role of expatriate. Living in Burkina Faso, I think I'll get that in spades.
I can't wait to get started.


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### Objects
An Acquire game contains of 5 groups of objects:
* Bank
- contains the draw pile and amounts of stock in the bank.
* Board
- contains the tiles that are on the board.
* Players
- contains the id, money, and hand tiles of each player.
* Tiles
- contains the id and state of each tile in the game.
* Hotels
- contains the id, state, and prices for each hotel in the game.
#### Bank
The Bank object contains the size of the draw pile and number of stocks currently in the bank.
Example:
The Bank contains 108 tiles in its draw pile and 25 stocks of each hotel.
{
"draw_pile_size": 108,
"stocks": {
"luxor": 25,
"tower": 25,
"american": 25,
"festival": 25,
"worldwide": 25,
"continental": 25,
"imperial": 25
}
}
#### Board
The Board object contains all the tiles which are currently on the board.
Examples:
The Board has no tiles on it.
{
"tiles": []
}
The Board has tiles 10-D, 6-E, and 9-I on it.
{
"tiles": [
"10-D",
"6-E",
"9-I"
]
}
#### Players
The Players object contains information about a player's money, hand tiles, and stock for each player in the game, indexed by the player's id.
Example:
The Players object contains:
the player Odo who has $6000, no hand tiles, and no stocks,
the player Sal who has $2700, six hand tiles, and several stocks of three different hotels.
{
"odo": {
"id": "odo",
"money": 6000,
"tiles": [],
"stocks": {
"luxor": 0,
"tower": 0,
"american": 0,
"festival": 0,
"worldwide": 0,
"continental": 0,
"imperial": 0
}
},
"sal": {
"id": "sal",
"money": 2700,
"tiles": [
"5-H",
"5-G",
"10-F",
"2-I",
"9-E",
"5-D"
],
"stocks": {
"luxor": 0,
"tower": 3,
"american": 0,
"festival": 0,
"worldwide": 0,
"continental": 4,
"imperial": 4
}
}
}
#### Tiles
The Tiles object contains the id and state of each tile in the game, indexed by the tile's id.
* Tile States
- DrawPile
- PlayerHand
- OnBoard
- OnBoardHotel
- Discarded
Example:
The Tiles object contains:
the tile 1-A which is in the draw pile,
the tile 1-B which is in player Odo's hand,
the tile 2-G which is on the board,
the tile 4-F which is on the board and a part of hotel imperial,
the tile 6-E which is discarded.
{
"1-A": {
"id": "1-A",
"state": {
"type": "draw_pile"
}
},
"1-B": {
"id": "1-B",
"state": {
"type": "player_hand",
"player": "odo"
}
},
"2-G": {
"id": "2-G",
"state": {
"type": "on_board"
}
},
"4-F": {
"id": "4-F",
"state": {
"type": "on_board_hotel",
"hotel": "imperial"
}
},
"6-E": {
"id": "2-G",
"state": {
"type": "discarded"
}
}
}
#### Hotels
The Hotels object contains the id, state, and price of each hotel in the game, indexed by the hotel's id.
* Hotel States
- Available
- OnBoard
Example:
The Hotels object contains:
the hotel tower which is available to be started,
the hotel luxor which is on the board and consists of three tiles,
the hotel american which has 41 tiles and is both safe and may end the game.
{
"tower": {
"id": "tower",
"state": {
"type": "available"
},
"stock_price": 0,
"majority_bonus": 0,
"minority_bonus": 0,
"is_safe": false,
"is_end_game_size": false
},
"luxor": {
"id": "luxor",
"state": {
"type": "on_board",
"tiles": [
"6-E",
"5-E",
"7-E"
]
},
"stock_price": 300,
"majority_bonus": 3000,
"minority_bonus": 1500,
"is_safe": false,
"is_end_game_size": false
},
"american": {
"id": "american",
"state": {
"type": "on_board",
"tiles": [
"4-B",
"5-B",
"3-B",
"7-C",
"7-B",
"9-A",
"8-A",
"7-A",
"7-E",
"9-C",
"9-E",
"9-F",
"9-G",
"9-D",
"10-F",
"8-E",
"9-B",
"4-E",
"4-F",
"5-D",
"4-D",
"6-D",
"7-D",
"12-A",
"12-C",
"12-B",
"12-G",
"12-F",
"12-E",
"12-D",
"11-D",
"11-C",
"11-F",
"5-C",
"10-B",
"10-A",
"11-B",
"5-E",
"10-D",
"2-A",
"1-A",
"3-A"
]
},
"stock_price": 1100,
"majority_bonus": 11000,
"minority_bonus": 5500,
"is_safe": true,
"is_end_game_size": true
}
}


July 26, 2021
What are three new things you have learned about yourself and your ego as a result of the core learning?
I have learned that I really enjoy sharing and expanding my knowledge with others. A few times during our javascript sections, I think I have aided others in their understanding and development of breaking down problems. When I help, I exercise the listening and looping aspect along with emotional intelligence to understand their approach and how they feel about it so we can pursue this path together.
In turn, I feel this has improved my confidence and allowed me to practice my communication skills, in terms of explaining ideas and concepts in simple ways. And through this, I have also learned that I really like analogies! I found that it's a great way to learn.
I realised that a lot of the time in the past, I had a fixed mindset. This often came from seeing great art and I would think “Wow, this looks really cool. I wish I could do that.” Being aware of neuroplasticity and making an effort to maintain a growth mindset has given me a lot of motivation to take small steps towards accomplishing big goals.
What are the role of values, empathy and self awareness in learning and programming?
I think all of these are most important when working in a team environment. The values we bring contribute to what we can offer to the team. Empathy us to understand how the team is feeling / thinking so everyone works better together. Self awareness of our own strengths and limitations help keep us on task and shapes how we might approach a problem. Being self aware of our own fatigue and emotional balance is also important to take proper care of ourselves.
What has surprised you the most about the core learning?
A couple things. How in depth the learning goes and how much I struggled with it. I think it has helped the most with making me aware of where and how to get my motivation. Something that will be very important in bootcamp, I’m sure.
What were the most challenging aspects of the core learning?
I have struggled the most with putting my thoughts into words and really diving deep as to how I feel about certain aspects.
Why do you think we, a programming school, are spending so much time focusing on core learning in a web development bootcamp course?
To prepare us for employment. The fact that employers view the hard/technical skills second to being a good person, has popped up a few times. The technical training can be learned on the job, but being someone that people want to work with is what gets people jobs in general.
Does the time you spent studying core learning here feel like a waste of time? Should you have just used that time to practising programming instead? Justify your answer.
The time spent on core was worth it. I have been spending what feels like the most time on these sections. I think they are important to learn to be aware of and a good change of pace away from code.


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Bubonic Plague In Egypt, 1905
The goal of this final project was to focus and analyze instances of ‘disease’ found within the pages of the Egyptian Gazette in the year 1905. Each student in the class was allocated a week to digitize the paper’s contents, so the the year’s contents could then be searched and analyzed by each member of the class for their individualized final projects. The results from the students’ collaborative efforts over time, and the large volume of data obtained from these searches refocused the shape that the final project would take. Instead of analyzing instances of ‘disease,’ a very broad spectrum, the focus then shifted to the analysis of a more narrow and repetitive disease called the ‘Bubonic Plague’, or the ‘Plague.’
Before analyzing the results of the search, some hurdles had to to be overcome. For instance, utilizing the editing platform oXygen and its search field xPath query was difficult at first. Certain formulas needed to be understood and then used which also required a consistency on those who contributed to the database. Fortunately, Dr. Will Hanley paved the way for those utilizing these search features by presenting the actual search feature formulas as well as explaining the use for each.
Some results in the search did contain the word ‘plague,’ but sometimes the surrounding contents were not legible due to the issue with the OCR software. The OCR was used to transmit the .jpg content to a .text format, but in most instances this software did not work and required the user to type the information directly from the .jpg itself, in some instances, the misinterpreted OCR results were simply not corrected.
The most basic formula (shown above) was used in searching for instances of Bubonic Plague. This search function essentially searches for any term that was housed within a ‘div’ tag. There was some difficulty in using the most basic of search functions in that the search yielded some results that were not exactly relevant to the specific disease Bubonic Plague. Further, there were subtleties that were found (by accident) in the search function. For instance, a search of plague (lowercase) yielded 115 results and a search of the word Plague (uppercase) yielded 50 results. The uppercase version showed more concrete information on the actual disease and most of the results had the word plague mentioned multiple times. This also serves to show the power of the oXygen editing platform and the xPath query function.
The next issue was to determine how to analyze the results that were found within a year’s worth of information housed within the Egyptian Gazette newspaper (see pie-chart below). In addition to the contents of the Gazette, outside sources also guided the direction of this paper. One instance, as you will see below, is the time of year that the bubonic plague frequented certain areas of Egypt.
Fifteen percent of the word occurrences of ‘plague’ found within the Egyptian Gazette were of other meaning than the actual Bubonic Plague that affected humans and warrant at least some attention due to its involvement within the Gazette. Eleven percent of these word occurrences affected cattle and was thus termed: “Cattle Plague.” An article written by W. Littlewood, M.R.C.V.S., chief veterinary inspector Sanitary Department, aptly titled, ‘Cattle Plague in Egypt in 1903-0405,’ The Journal of Comparative Pathology and Therapeutics, 1/1/1905, Volume: 18, Page 312-321, indicated that the cattle plague made entry into Egypt as a result of trading with countries to the east and south: “
The first (cattle plague) invasion of Africa during the last twenty years was undoubtedly due to the introduction of cattle either from Arabia through Aden, or to shipments from Bombay to Massowah in the winter of 1887 and 1888, during the war between Italy and Abyssinia. From Massowah the disease rapidly spread over Italian territory, and thence to Abyssinia. We have no definite information as to whether the disease entered the now Anglo-Egyptian Soudan at the time, but if such was the case the losses must have been small, as there were large numbers of cattle in the Soudan when it was occupied by the Anglo-Egyptian Forces a few years later.
Two more items of discussion before getting into the bubonic plague. 1) Words unrelated to the disease, as an example, mention the “plague of social evils in Cairo;” hence, the use of this term is not relevant to the article, and 2) It is not entirely impossible, that with the lack of tools and modern information, that some diseases may have been categorized as the bubonic plague as opposed to the flu, though there is little evidence that has been shown that points to the contrary.
Some information about the bubonic plague, also known as, the Black Death. As noted in a previous post, the bubonic plague was not confined to Medieval Europe (as many readers would suspect). In fact, the Bubonic plague has existed for thousands of years, the first known case being recorded in China dating back to 224 B.C.E.. The most significant outbreak, and most noticeable, occurred in Europe in the mid-fourteenth century over a five year period (1347 to 1352). During this time period, sources indicate that at least 25 million people died, about one-third of the continent’s population (these numbers are disputed). The often disputed claims as to the cause of such a disease was further investigated in 2010 and 2011, when researchers analyzed DNA from some of its European victims. The consensus to date is that the pathogen responsible was the Yersinia pestis bacterium (shown below), which most likely caused several different forms of the plague. Seeing an outbreak within the borders of Egypt, with so few deaths was incredible, which warrants further understanding of this disease (as well as bacterial resistance and natural selection), how it was spread and who it affected. The collaborative effort of students within this course have shown that the Egyptian Gazette mentioned that a minimum of 39 cases were under investigation during the year of 1905. With the plague’s notorious reputation, the Gazette’s allocated space to this pandemic is sapient, especially due to the many cattle deaths in the area within that same time period.
As noted above, a minimum of 39 cases (85% of plague responses), usually involved multiple people that had an incidence of bubonic plague. The problem with these numerous responses to the bubonic plague is they are a very short summary of each occurrence, not giving much information on the statistics of those affected, just that they had either caught the disease or died:
- January 4th - Today’s bulletin records a fatal case and two deaths at Suez.
- January 4th - Case of Plague on Steamer - The SS “City of Agra,” which arrived at Suez yesterday from Calcutta, had on board a suspected case of plague. The steamer was disinfected by the quarantine authorities and the patients were conveyed to Moses Wells for treatment
- April 18th - The Plague .—During last week, only one case of plague was reported throughout Egypt this occurred in the Toukh district.
- April 20th - A case of plague is reported from Toukh today.
- May 3rd - One fatal case of plague was reported from Toukh yesterday.
- May 6th - Yesterday’s plague bulletin records a recovery at Alexandria. No cases are reported today.
- May 8th - A fresh case of plague is reported from Toukh today.
- May 9th - Last week, five cases of plague were reported throughout Egypt (1 at Port Said, 1 at Barchoum-ei-Soghra, 1 at Tant-el-Ghezireh and two at Kom-el-Atroun, Toukh district, province of Kalioubieh.
- May 17th - Two cases of plague, the victims both being Greeks, are reported from Damanhour today.
- May 23rd - A new case of plague has been admitted into hospital at Menouf, where a fatal case has also occurred.
- May 29th - Eight cases of plague have been notified in Egypt since the 21st inst., viz, 2 at Mi-Ghamr, 3 at Menouf, 2 at Port Said, and 1 at Alexandria. One death from Plague was reported yesterday from Damanhour and also 1 from Menouf. There are now eight cases under treatment.
- May 29th - The English streamer “Van Colquhoum” which left Bombay on the 12th inst., arrived at Suez on Friday last with a case of suspected plague aboard. Dr. Vay stated that on examination he found that the patient was suffering from a bubo in the left femoral region. There was no doctor on board the vessel but the capital informed Dr. Vay that the patient, who is an Indian, fell ill four days after leaving Bombay and that for three days his temperature was 40 to 40.5 Centigrade, after which he gradually improved, and his condition is now satisfactory. After disinfection the vessel was allowed to proceed through the canal in quarantine.
- June 3rd - Yesterday’s bulletin records two cases (one fatal) and a death in hospital at Daman hour.
- June 27th - Yesterday’s bulletin records two cases at Zifta, one fatal case and one death at Damanbour, and one case and one death Ashmoun.
- June 28th - Yesterday’s bulletin records a fatal case at Alexandria, the victim being a native who worked in a cafe near Mohamed Aly square, and who was found dead at his house. Three new cases and two deaths are reported from Damanbour, and one case from Toukh district.
- June 29th Yesterday’s bulletin records two new cases and two deaths in hospital at Damanbour.
- June 30th Yesterday’s plague bulletin records one fresh case at Alexandria, one recovery at Port Said, one fresh case at Toukh, and one death at Ashmoun. There are now 21 cases under treatment. Dr. W. MacCarthy Morroghy has been temporarily appointed to plague duty.
- July 1st - Yesterday’s bulletin records a fatal case at Port Said and another at Ashmoun.
- July 7th - The medical officer in charge of the Labbane quarter has ordered a cordon to be drawn round two houses where deaths have occurred which are believed to be directly due to bubonic plague.
- July 11th - Yesterday’s bulletin records a fatal case at Alexandria, the victim being a native fisherman who was found dead at his house at Khattabieh. A fatal case is reported from Ashmoun, a death from Damanhour, and a recovery from Menouf.
- July 12th - Yesterday’s bulletin records a fresh case and a recovery at Damanhour, and a recovery at Alexandria.
- July 13th - Yesterday’s bulletin records a fatal case at Alexandria and another at Part-Said. The former was that of a young native girl who was found dead at her home at Tonbughie.
- July 15th - Yesterday’s bulletin records a death in hospital at Damanhour and a recovery at Menouf.
- August 28th - Last week’s bulletin reports the notification of only five cases of plague, four of which occurred at Alexandria and one at Port Said. Three deaths and three recovered were recorded at Alexandria, and one recover at Dekerness. One new case was admitted to hospital at Alexandria, and also one each at Assouan and Damietta yesterday, and a Berberin workman was found dead at Alexandria on the same day. From the first of January to date there have been in all 237 cases of plague. There are at present thirteen cases under treatment.
- August 29th - Yesterday’s plague bulletin reports one new admission to hospital and two deaths at Alexandria. The new case is a native boy of the Karmous district, and the two fatal cases are a native boy found dead at his house in the Gumruk quarter, and a Berberin saïs of the Labban quarter.
- September 4th - During the week ending the 2nd inst thirteen cases of plague were reported for the whole of Egypt, eleven at Alexandria, one at Damietta, and one at Da-boud in the market and province of Assouan. Between January 1 and September 2, 1905 246 cases of plague have been reported against 786 during the corresponding period of the previous year. Saturday’s bulletin reports two deaths at Alexandria, two native girls of the same family succumbing in the Minet el Bassal district Sunday’s bulletin reports three admissions to hospital at Alexandria and one death Port Said.
- September 9th - A native boy was found dead in a house in the Bab Sidra Barrani on Sunday. This is only case of plague reported in yesterday’s bulletin.
- September 9th - Yesterday bulletin reports the admission to hospital of a shawish of the Labban quarter, Alexandria. One recovery is also reported.
- September 22nd - Yesterdays plague bulletin reports three recoveries at Alexandria. No fresh cases have been notified.
- September 25th - Only one fresh case of plague occurred in Egypt throughout last week, namely at Alexandria, and all other places are declared free.
- October 9th - Only one case of bubonic plague was notified at Alexandria last week, there being no case in any other town in Egypt, and the number under treatment is now three. From the 1st of January to Saturday last 160 cases had all been notified as against 812 during the corresponding period of last year.
- October 10th - Only one case of bubonic plague was notified at Alexandria last week, there being no case in any other town in Egypt, and the number under treatment is now three. From the 1st of January to Saturday last 160 cases had in all been notified as against 812 during the corresponding period of last year
The summaries above were calculated and placed in the bar graph below in terms of location with regard to the plague:
If you have noticed the summaries above do not fully match the bar-graph below it. It has been noticed that the ‘latest’ date of September the 4th indicates that between January 1 and September 2 of 1905, there were 246 cases of plague have been reported against 786 during the corresponding period of the previous year. This information says a few things, 1) There are 540 fewer cases reported in Egypt during the same time period in 1904, and 2) The Egyptian Gazette only sporadically covered the events of the bubonic plague. So it is likely that the Gazette received the tally of plague incidents from another source and is not in itself the main repository of this information. These figures then (the totals) cannot be discounted entirely, rather, they can be compared with other institutions for accuracy.
Further Investigation Warranted
The quoted material below brings attention to the time of year that Egyptians receive incidents of the plague. An effort to corroborate the information below was undertaken by adding up what information was accessible from each student’s week of study. See line graph at bottom in conjunction with the ‘areas of plague’ bar graph above.
Where the plague begins, northern or southern Egypt, seems to have effected the timing of the plague. People feared plague that arrived from the south more than those that began in the Mediterranean ports. Mr. Alan Mikhail reports that plague in Upper Egypt (the south) ran from March to May, in mid-Egypt from April to June, and in the delta and Mediterranean ports from May to October. The flea’s intolerance to the climbing dry summer heat that travels from south to north over the late spring and summer accounts for this rolling plague season. So if a plague begins in the south and travels north ahead of rising summer temperatures, the death toll of the plague throughout Egypt will be much greater. If it starts at a Mediterranean port and travels south, then we have two waves heading toward each other and the summer heat ends the plague. Egyptians believed that risk of plague was over for the year by mid-June. In 1791 the plague arrived in late winter, peaked in early spring, and dwindled by summer. A fair amount has been written lately comparing epidemiology of the Black Death with the third pandemic and other modern outbreaks. The shifting Egyptian plague season a good reminder of how important local climate is to insect transmitted disease. In conclusion, Mikhail.. argues persuasively that plague was a regular enough feature of the Egyptian environment that it should be considered as part of a cycle of environmental disaster that regularly visited Egypt. Mikhail also reminds us of Egypt’s importance in the study of plague up to early modern times. (Alan Mikhail, (2008). The Nature of Plague in Late Eighteenth-Century Egypt Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 82 (2), 249-275 DOI: 10.1353/bhm.0.0031)
Though there are some similarities with the results and the times of year mentioned by Mr. Mikhail, there needs to be more data covering the entire year.
In conclusion, this is a great start for those that wish to learn more about the plague and how it has affected Egypt as a whole. The times of year and areas feared by Egyptian citizens, namely the Mediterranean ports and ‘Upper’ Egypt could have affected many areas of life, trade, travel and more. This information could then be considered when evaluating other specialties and trades.


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This app is to show the sentiment scores of New York Times articles on Apple Inc. The articles are from January 1, 2014 to April 30, 2019. We used three different existing sentiment analysis packages to plot the historical sentiment scores of the articles.
You can choose the sentiment analysis method (PatternAnalyzer, Naive Bayes Analyzer, Sentimentr), type of text data (abstract, headline, snippet, paragraph), and frequency of data (daily, weekly, monthly) to get a plot of historical sentiment scores.
For weekly or monthly frequency, the sentiment score is the average score of the corresponding period.
Sentiment analyzer that uses the same implementation as the pattern library (PatternAnalyzer).
The polarity score is a float within the range [-1.0, 1.0].
Sentiment analyzer that uses Naive Bayes analyzer which is trained on a movie review corpus.
A classifier based on the Naive Bayes algorithm, as implemented in NLTK.
Returns the label probability distribution for classifying a string of text.
The polarity score is a float within the range [0, 1.0].
sentimentr attempts to take into account valence shifters (i.e., negators, amplifiers (intensifiers), de-amplifiers (downtoners), and adversative conjunctions) while maintaining speed.
For more information, please refer to https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/sentimentr/readme/README.html
For sentimentr package, the negative and positive terms detected by the analyzer can be extracted.
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