Investor Sentiment: Optimism Above 40% For Second Consecutive Week
by Charles RotblutSlightly more than two out of five investors are optimistic about the short-term direction of stock prices for the second consecutive week. The latest AAII Sentiment Survey also shows a modest increase in pessimism and a decline in neutral sentiment.Bullish sentiment, expectations that stock prices will rise over the next six months, is 0.4 percentage points higher at 40.7%. Optimism was last higher on May 8, 2019 (43.1%). Bullish sentiment is above its historical average of 38.0% for just the tenth time this year.
Neutral sentiment, expectations that stock prices will stay essentially unchanged over the next six months, declined 1.3 percentage points to 34.5%. Even with the decline, neutral sentiment is above its historical average of 31.5% for the 25th time in 26 weeks.
Bearish sentiment, expectations that stock prices will fall over the next six months, rose 0.9 percentage points to 24.8%. Pessimism is below its historical average of 30.5% for a fourth consecutive week.
As stated above, bullish sentiment is above 40% for the second consecutive week. This has not happened since August 29, 2018, and September 5, 2018 (43.5% and 42.2%, respectively). Since then optimism has only been above its historical average on consecutive weeks two other times: February 20, 2019, and February 27, 2019, (39.3% and 41.6%, respectively); and May 1, 2019, and May 8, 2019 (39.0% and 43.1%, respectively).
At current levels, all three indicators are within their typical ranges.
The improvement in optimism occurred as the major indexes set new record highs. Many individual investors continue to monitor trade negotiations, particularly between the U.S. and China. Also having an influence on sentiment are Washington politics, geopolitics, valuations, corporate earnings, economic growth, monetary policy and interest rates.
This week’s special question asked AAII members what their thoughts were regarding the S&P 500 index reaching a new record high. Opinions on the new highs are overwhelmingly split, with approximately 43% of respondents viewing the new highs as unsustainable and due for a correction. Some respondents in this group believe that the record-breaking highs are a sign of the tail end of the bull run. On the other hand, 38% of respondents say that the S&P 500 highs are appropriate given current interest rates and limited investment opportunities outside of equities. A majority of this group also state that they believe the S&P 500 will continue to rise well into 2020. Additionally, 11% of respondents say the new highs are in response to developing trade resolution talks and 8% state that they have no opinion on the matter.
Here is a sampling of the responses:
- “The economy is strong, and stockholders are optimistic. The yield on bonds is low limiting investment options.”
- “False sense of security despite highly volatile geopolitical/economic conditions.”
- “I have no thoughts. This is just another number. As long as corporations continue to spend the money to buy back their stocks, earnings will continue to be supported by fewer shares traded.”
- “No other place to put money to get a decent return, so equities are the best. Even though the markets are high, one wonders how long equities can go without overpricing.”
- “The S&P 500 has achieved record highs over the last week. History suggests that that might reverse soon.”
This week’s AAII Sentiment Survey results:
- Bullish: 40.7%, up 0.4 percentage points
- Neutral: 34.5%, down 1.3 percentage points
- Bearish: 24.8%, up 0.9 percentage points
Historical averages:
- Bullish: 38.0%
- Neutral: 31.5%
- Bearish: 30.5%
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In creating a JavaScript emulation of a Java framework, it has been necessary to make some compromises with the use of data types associated with the Expression Utility Objects, these are summarised here.
list and array types
As far as Thymol is concerned, List and Array types are interchangeable and are represented by the JavaScript native Array type.
date and calendar types
As far as Thymol is concerned, Date and Calendar types are interchangeable and are represented by the JavaScript native Date type.
set and map types
Thymol includes implementations Set and Map that emulate the Java equivalents as far as is necessary for the Expression Utility Objects to work. These implementations are ThSet and ThMap respectively.
ThSet exports the following functions:
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ThSet.prototype.fromArray = function(array)
ThMap extends ThSet and additionally exports the following functions:
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Fork a project from GitHub.com and clone it locally.
Forks
So far you have made a project locally and pushed it to GitHub, but that's only half the fun! The other half is working with other people and other projects.
When you fork a repository, you're creating a copy of it on your GitHub account. Your forked copy begins its life as a remote repository—it exists just on your GitHub account, not on your computer. Forks are used for creating your own version of a project (this diversion from the original is like taking a fork in the road) or contributing back your changes (such as bug fixes or new features) to the original project.
To get a forked repository from your GitHub account onto your computer you clone it. This cloning action copies the remote repository onto your computer so that you can work on it locally.
Fork the Patchwork Repository
The project we'll work with is at github.com/jlord/patchwork. Go to that page and click the 'Fork' button at the top right. Once the forking animation is complete, you have a copy on your account. Copy your fork's HTTP URL from the address bar in your browser, this is the address of your fork on GitHub's servers.
 It will automatically create a new folder for the repository so there is no need to create one yourself. But make sure you aren't cloning it inside of another Git repository folder!
So be sure you're not inside of the 'hello-world' directory from the previous challenges.
Now that you're no longer in another Git repository, clone your fork:
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Go into the folder it created for your local copy of the fork (in this case, named 'patchwork').
cd patchwork
Now you've got a copy of the repository on your computer and it is automatically connected to the remote repository (your forked copy) on your GitHub account. Type git remote -v
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What if the original repository you forked happens to change? You'll want to be able to pull in those changes too. So let's add another remote connection, this time to the original, github.com/jlord/patchwork, repository with its URL.
You can name this remote connection anything you want, but typically people use the name 'upstream'; let's use that for this.
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Set the current frame number.
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Sets a sound to loop.
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Sets the ideal width and height for your game.
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state
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Current state of the Keyboard.
stop()
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SHORT DESCRIPTION
This is the command line interface for the Meadow project.
LONG DESCRIPTION
The Meadow.Cli is an interactive commandline for the Meadow project. It provides a test server to deploy solidity contracts to so that you can interact with their functions directly.
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The help files will be updated as frequently as possible to make sure that all changes and as many use cases as possible are referenced here.
TROUBLESHOOTING NOTE
Meadow.Cli can be installed as both a dotnet global tool or as a powershell module.
Both contain the same files and functionality, so don't worry about missing out on any important features.
Once you have installed Meadow.Cli, please remember to use the same method you used to install it to update it.
If you installed as a dotnet global tool, powershell package management does not know you have it installed and won't be able to update it.
The same goes for installing as a PowerShell Module, if you try to update it with the dotnet command nothing will happen.
It is 100% possible to have both installation methods on the same machine, they will be separated by their installation directory.
If you do use both installation methods to install Meadow.Cli, please use both methods to keep the installs up to date.
EXAMPLES
dotnet global tool -> to start, begin at a PowerShell prompt and type meadow then enter to begin
PowerShell module -> to start, begin at a PowerShell prompt and type Import-Module Meadow.Cli then enter to begin
For a list of Meadow related commands, start Meadow.Cli and then type Get-Command -Module Meadow.Cli to see what commands are available.
You can get explicit help per command by typing Get-Help <Command-Name> -Full
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Why?
Presentation at FOSS4G.be last November
Discussions within the OSM community
Objectives
- 1. Quantitative assessment of land-use/land-cover mapping in OSM in Belgium
- 2. Have a look at some applications of OSM land-use data.
- 3. Discuss some cases/issues
- GOAL: Some Belgian conventions on land-use mapping with OSM in Belgium
How land-use/land-cover is mapped in OSM?
- by digitalization on aerial imagery, with user/terrain knowledge
- by semi-automated import from other database (including Corine Land Cover) (but not so much in Belgium)
Quantitative assessment of land-use/land-cover mapping
[Quantitative assessment of land-use/land-cover mapping]
Results
Global share of "land-use" tags in Belgium
Note that many "land-use" polygons overlap to each other. Sum of classes > 100%!
OSM data was downloaded from geofabrik on the 10/10/2017.
See methodology on github.com/nobohan/OSMLanduseAnalyzer.
[Quantitative assessment of land-use/land-cover mapping]
Results
Share of some (not all) land-use class in Belgium in CorineLandCover
[Quantitative assessment of land-use/land-cover mapping]
Results
Share of agricultural "land-use" tags in Belgium
[Quantitative assessment of land-use/land-cover mapping]
Results
Part of forested "land-use" that is defined by leaf_type in Belgium
The deprecated `wood=*` tags are not considered here.
[Quantitative assessment of land-use/land-cover mapping]
Results
Part of forested "land-use" that is defined by leaf_cycle in Belgium
The deprecated `wood=*` tags are not considered here.
[Quantitative assessment of land-use/land-cover mapping]
Results
Total coverage of "land-use" tags by provinces in Belgium - OCTOBER 2017
Overlapping "land-use" polygons were dissolved before computing this coverage!
OSM data from geofabrik, 10/10/2017.
See methodology on github.com/nobohan/OSMLanduseAnalyzer.
[Quantitative assessment of land-use/land-cover mapping]
Results
Total coverage of "land-use" tags by provinces in Belgium - MARCH 2018
Overlapping "land-use" polygons were dissolved before computing this coverage!
OSM data from geofabrik, 07/03/2018.
See methodology on github.com/nobohan/OSMLanduseAnalyzer.
[Applications]
What applications of OSM land-use/land-cover data?
Plain cartography
"Do not map for the renderer" they said...
... but map for the renderers! (paper maps, OpenTopoMap, Thunderforest maps & many many more)
[Applications]
What applications of OSM land-use/land-cover data?
In science
- support earth observation interpretation / classification: example the lifewatch project.
- ecological network analysis
- as base layer for hydrological modelling / flood forecasting
- as base layer for climate / biogeochimical cycles modelling
[Applications]
What applications of OSM land-use/land-cover data?
Land-use planning, urbanism
[Applications]
Other Volunteered Geographic Information system focused on land-use
- Geo-wiki challenges: gamification of land-use / vegetation recognition
- EU research project on land-use data from VGI : LandSense.eu
OSM land-use mapping issues
[OSM land-use mapping issues - geometry]
1. Should land-use nodes be shared with nodes of adjacent (linear) features?
See this discussion on the OSM forum
--> We should not
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Geographic features are digitalized with keeping their real ground footprint
This allows more features to be mapped in the future (hedges, ditches, ...)
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The "OSM land-use" database is not continuous
Nodes are somehow duplicated: increase in database size
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[OSM land-use mapping issues - geometry]
2. Should we superimpose "land-use" features?
See this discussion on the OSM forum.
--> Why not? (it depends)
[OSM land-use mapping issues - geometry]
3. How do we parcellize things, such as gardens, agricultural lands and forests?
[OSM land-use mapping issues - tagging]
4. natural=wood
vs landuse=forest
for mapping forests in Belgium
--> I prefer landuse=forest
[OSM land-use mapping issues - tagging]
5. landuse=farmland
vs
landuse=meadow
for mapping meadows in Belgium
Arable land: landuse=farmland + crop=*
Grazed meadows: landuse=meadow + meadow=agricultural + animal=yes
Hay meadows: landuse=meadow + meadow=agricultural + crop=grass
These tags are often (unappropriately) mixed up!
[OSM land-use mapping issues - tagging]
6. Better describe leaf_type | leaf_cycle in forests?
Note that forests are rendered by "leaf_type" since the last carto-osm update in August 2017
[OSM land-use mapping issues - tagging]
7. Which tag for highways areas? landuse=highway
vs area:highway=*
[OSM land-use mapping issues - tagging]
8. Confusion between land-use & land-cover in OSM
e.g., landuse=grass
is a land-cover tag.
landcover=*
tags are not rendered
natural=*
tags are often pure land-use (and not natural features, at least in Belgium). For instance, most of Belgian ponds are artificial and are tagged as natural=water
+water=pond
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References
Some scientific articles on the issue:
- Production of a land-cover map from OSM and automatic gap-filling with remote sensing data: Schultz et al., Open land cover from OpenStreetMap and remote sensing, International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation, 2017. [link] + the blog article
- Assessment of land-use classification and accuracy in OSM in Vienna, Austria : Arsanjani et al., Toward mapping land-use patterns from volunteered geographic
information, International Journal of Geographical Information Science, 2013 [link]
- Comparison of OSM against Corine Land Cover in Portugal : Estima & Painho, Exploratory analysis of OpenStreetMap for land use
classification, 2013 [link]
- Accuracy of natural features in OSM (several countries): Winstanley, A study of data representation of natural features in OpenStreetMap, Proceedings of GIScience, 2010 [link]


Trump impeachment inquiry: key moments and revelations from day three of hearings – video
The third day of public impeachment hearings featured testimony from witnesses who listened to a key phone call in which Donald Trump asked for a 'favour' from Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy.
'What I heard was inappropriate,' said Lt Col Alexander Vindman. 'It was improper for the president to demand an investigation into a political opponent.'
A witness requested by Republicans also backfired as Kurt Volker, a former special envoy to Ukraine, revised his earlier testimony and called allegations against Joe Biden 'self-serving and not credible'.


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Since the referendum on whether the UK should leave the EU last year, there has been a spike in hate crimes and xenophobic rhetoric in the UK, both in the mainstream media and else.
Our Story is a campaign that looks to shed positive light on immigration and why it’s so beneficial. We want to use the platform of the internet to share people’s experiences and reach a wider audience. Immigration is nothing new here in the UK and we believe everyone should be treated equally, regardless of their nationality, religion and social background.
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I remember my decision to migrate to the UK like yesterday. It was always the one decision I was always sure of. The main reason for the move was to pursue higher education. I was accepted to begin Biomedical Science at the University of Kent in the Fall of 2011. I unfortunately wasn’t instantly welcomed. I had missed the Fresher’s Week which made it hard for an introvert like myself to make friends. However, the town people were kind and I didn’t have any problems integrating into the society. I thoroughly enjoyed my UK higher education experience.
After staying in the UK for more than 5 years, I have come to acclimatise to the culture and way of life here. I have grown to love it here after making lifelong friendships and I do sincerely feel like a member of the British public. Although the one downside to the move was that it became nearly impossible for an international individual like myself to come by any of great opportunities career wise. However, this did not deter me from my goals with the help of career advisors made available to me by my university, I am confident that I will be able to find a job. Overall, the critical decision to come to the United Kingdom and leave my home country behind was and will always be the best decision I have ever made. I am looking forward and anxious to see further how life in the UK will be for me. Nairobi, Kenya
I first arrived in London in 1990, I was only 21 years old. I initially came here for a myriad of reasons but the most important one was to start afresh in England. Back then, things were easier. I felt welcomed here despite my different background. I’m not saying it was perfect in the 1990s but many of the attitudes that exist today certainly didn’t exist back then. I was lucky to arrive when I did, I received a lot of support and whilst it was difficult to adjust, I managed fine. People were friendly and wanted to help you. I wished to do the same and enrolled in nursing school. I met my husband whilst I was studying and gave birth to my eldest daughter in my final year of studies. I have had my fair share of racist incidents but I always felt like this wasn’t reflective of society as a whole because not everyone was like that.
But with the referendum, things have become increasingly toxic. Many of my colleagues are migrants, some EU and others non-EU. They work hard and pay their taxes. Like myself, they are saving lives here and yet do not get enough credit for it. I think it’s sad how the media paints migrants in such an ugly light. We are people too and now more than ever, despite having 4 children who were born and raised here, they aren’t British enough to some individuals. I think it is such a shame and I do think things will change and I am hopeful about this. Lagos, Nigeria
I've lived in England for several years now, and I love it here! I moved here for work (I'm a teacher, and I found a great secondary school to work in) but within the first year I met my now-husband. I have a life here; a husband, a house, a job, friends.
But recently I asked the kids in my class to write an argumentative essay, either for or against immigration, and each and every one of them argumented against it. Reading them, it broke my heart that they have such negative views of immigrants, and that they felt comfortable handing those essays to me, when they know that I am one. Toronto, Canada
I moved to London five years ago, and during that time I have started and finished a university degree, and worked three different jobs. I love living in London, but I wish it wasn’t so expensive! I had to work part-time throughout my degree to be able to afford it, and that was after getting a student loan!
It really frustrates me when people talk about how immigrant come into this country just to claim benefits and “loaf” off of the British people; during my time here I have paid huge sums in tuition (that I have loaned from my own government), worked and paid taxes, and been to my GP twice — I really feel that I’m contributing a lot more to the community than I am taking from it. Stockholm, Sweden
Common Myths
Immigration is the main reason the NHS is in shambles;they put a lot of pressure on it as they come over here and use up its resources.
UK prisons are filling up with foreigners;soon there will be more foreigners than UK citizens in our prisons.
Immigrants contribute to both sides of the NHS; while they affects the number of people requiring treatment, they also contribute to its resources by paying taxes and working as medical professionals.
Source: Full Fact
Currently, about one in eight prisoners in England and Wales is a foreign citizen, and this percentage has been falling over the last few years.
Source: Full Fact
Resources
Websites with more information
Office for National Statistics
Migrants in the UK: An Overview
Some interesting articles
Britain is one of the worst places in Europe for asylum seekers in the UK (The Guardian, 2017)
The positive impact of immigration in the UK (The Telegraph, 2016)


Tasks
To load an HTML document or HTML Frame document from a file, use the LoadFromFile method.
To customize response to clicking on a hotspot, respond to the OnHotSpotTargetClick event.
To implement a status line which shows what URL a hot spot corresponds to, respond to the OnHotSpotTargetCovered event.
To access the properties and methods of the currently active THtmlViewer, use the ActiveViewer Property.
Use the DefFontName, DefFontSize, DefFontColor, DefHotSpotColor, and DefBackground properties to change the default font and color characteristics for general display. Use the HTML <body> tag and it's attributes to specify the appearance of a particular HTML document.
To implement a history list and/or Back|Forward buttons, see Setting up a History List.
GIF and PNG Images designed to be transparent are displayed as such automatically.
To work with documents in buffer, special file, stream, or TStrings form, use an OnBufferRequest, OnFileRequest, OnStreamRequest, or OnStringsRequest event handler. Initiate document loading using the Load method.


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2 Kings 23:14
And he brake in pieces the images, and cut down the groves, and filled their places with the bones of men.


How to clone the Prog282-tips repository that has the answers in it:
It is time for the midterm. Rather than learn any big new topics this week, we will focus on refining what we have learned, and seeing how to test the code we have written.
Some of the key subjects
http://elvenware.com/charlie/development/web/JavaScript/JQueryBasic.html#jqueryLoad
http://www.elvenware.com/charlie/development/web/JavaScript/NodeJs.html#upstart
http://elvenware.com/charlie/development/web/JavaScript/JavaScriptModules.html
http://www.elvenware.com/charlie/development/web/UnitTests/ http://qunitjs.com/


Welcome to weatherservice’s documentation!
The WeatherService library offers access to the National Weather Service for the
United States. You can either get information via latitude and longitude, or
by passing in an address (which will be geocoded through Google). This library
can work online (connected) or offline (disconnected). When offline, only certain
addresses are available.
>>> from weatherservice import weatherservice
>>> weatherservice.connect()
>>> report = weatherservice.get_report("New York, NY")
>>> report
<weatherservice.weatherservice.Report object>
>>> report.weather.temp
41
>>> weatherservice.get_report("Tokoyo, China")
weatherservice.weatherservice.WeatherException: This city was outside of the continental United States.
>>> weatherservice.disconnect()
>>> weatherservice.get_report("New York, NY").weather.temp
88
>>> weatherservice.get_report("Newark, DE")
weatherservice.weatherservice.GeocodeException: The given city was not in the cache.
Methods
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weatherservice.connect()
Connect to the online data source in order to get up-to-date information.
:returns: void
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weatherservice.disconnect(filename='weatherservice/cache.json')
Connect to the local cache, so no internet connection is required.
:returns: void
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weatherservice.get_report(address)
Gets a report on the current weather, forecast, and more detailed information about the location.
| Parameters: | address (str) – A location (e.g., “Newark, DE”) somewhere in the United States |
| Returns: | lat, long |
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weatherservice.get_report_by_latlng(latitude, longitude)
Gets a report on the current weather, forecast, and more detailed information about the location.
| Parameters: |
- latitude (float) – The latitude (up-down) of the location to get information about.
- longitude (float) – The longitude (left-right) of the location to get information about.
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| Returns: | Report
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Data Classes
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class weatherservice.Report(weather, forecasts, location)
A container for the weather, forecasts, and location information.
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__init__(weather, forecasts, location)
Creates a new Report
| Parameters: |
- self (Report) – This object
- weather (Weather) – The current weather for this location.
- forecasts (listof Forecast) – The forecast for the next 7 days and 7 nights.
- location (Location) – More detailed information on this location.
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class weatherservice.Weather(temp, dewpoint, humidity, wind_speed, wind_direction, description, image_url, visibility, windchill, pressure)
A structured representation the current weather.
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__init__(temp, dewpoint, humidity, wind_speed, wind_direction, description, image_url, visibility, windchill, pressure)
Creates a new Weather
| Parameters: |
- self (Weather) – This object
- temp (int) – The current temperature (in Fahrenheit).
- dewpoint (int) – The current dewpoint temperature (in Fahrenheit).
- humidity (int) – The current relative humidity (as a percentage).
- wind_speed (int) – The current wind speed (in miles-per-hour).
- wind_direction (int) – The current wind direction (in degrees).
- description (string) – A human-readable description of the current weather.
- image_url (string) – A url pointing to a picture that describes the weather.
- visibility (float) – How far you can see (in miles).
- windchill (int) – The perceived temperature (in Fahrenheit).
- pressure (float) – The barometric pressure (in inches).
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| Returns: | Weather
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class weatherservice.Location(latitude, longitude, elevation, name)
A detailed description of a location
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__init__(latitude, longitude, elevation, name)
Creates a new Location
| Parameters: |
- self (Location) – This object
- latitude (float) – The latitude (up-down) of this location.
- longitude (float) – The longitude (left-right) of this location.
- elevation (int) – The height above sea-level (in feet).
- name (string) – The city and state that this location is in.
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A prediction for future weather.
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Creates a new Forecast
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- self (Forecast) – This object
- period_name (string) – A human-readable name for this time period (e.g. Tonight or Saturday).
- period_time (string) – A string representing the time that this period starts. Encoded as YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS, where the T is not a number, but a always present character (e.g. 2013-07-30T18:00:00).
- temperature_label (string) – Either ‘High’ or ‘Low’, depending on whether or not the predicted temperature is a daily high or a daily low.
- temperature (int) – The predicted temperature for this period (in Fahrenheit).
- probability_of_precipitation (int) – The probability of precipitation for this period (as a percentage).
- description (string) – A human-readable description of the predicted weather for this period.
- image_url (string) – A url pointing to a picture that describes the predicted weather for this period.
- long_description (string) – A more-detailed, human-readable description of the predicted weather for this period.
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Getting Started (WildFly)
One easy way to get started with Apiman is to simply download WildFly and the Apiman overlay. Unpack them both into the same location and you're off and running. You'll obviously also need to have Java installed - we currently require at least version 8.
Download
- WildFly 20.0.1.Final
- Apiman 2.1.1.Final overlay for WildFly
Install
- Unpack the WildFly zip
- Unpack the Apiman 2.1.1.Final WildFly overlay zip inside the wildfly directory
Run
- Start WildFly using the "standalone-apiman.xml" configuration
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Point your browser at the Apiman UI and login with admin/admin123!
We strongly recommend you change the admin password(s) by logging in to Keycloak!
Configure
The Apiman distribution comes pre-configured with everything you should need to get started. Please see the User Guide for information about how to change apiman configuration options if you require more customization.
Or simply try this...
mkdir ~/apiman-2.1.1.Final cd ~/apiman-2.1.1.Final curl -L https://download.jboss.org/wildfly/20.0.1.Final/wildfly-20.0.1.Final.zip -o wildfly-20.0.1.Final.zip curl -L https://github.com/apiman/apiman/releases/download/2.1.1.Final/apiman-distro-wildfly-2.1.1.Final-overlay.zip -o apiman-distro-wildfly-2.1.1.Final-overlay.zip unzip wildfly-20.0.1.Final.zip unzip -o apiman-distro-wildfly-2.1.1.Final-overlay.zip -d wildfly-20.0.1.Final cd wildfly-20.0.1.Final ./bin/standalone.sh -c standalone-apiman.xml
Getting Started (Docker)
If you prefer to get started by using the Apiman docker images, that's cool too! Skip all the steps above and follow the instructions in this section instead.
Download
- Use docker to pull the "Apiman WildFly" docker image: apiman/on-wildfly
Run
- Use docker to run the "Apiman WildFly" docker image
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Point your browser at the apiman UI and login with admin/admin123!
We strongly recommend you change the admin password(s) by logging in to keycloak!
Configure
The Apiman distribution comes pre-configured with everything you should need to get started. Please see the User Guide for information about how to change Apiman configuration options if you require more customization.
More Info
For more information on Apiman docker support, including how to extend the image for your own uses, click here!
Or simply try this...
docker pull apiman/on-wildfly:2.1.1.Final docker run -it -p 8080:8080 -p 8443:8443 apiman/on-wildfly:2.1.1.Final
Download
- Tomcat 9.0.50
- Apiman 2.1.1.Final overlay for Tomcat
Install
- Unpack the Apache Tomcat zip
- Unpack the Apiman 2.1.1.Final Tomcat overlay zip inside the tomcat directory
Run
- Start Tomcat using the default configuration
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Point your browser at the Apiman UI and login with admin/admin123!
We strongly recommend you change the admin password in tomcat-users.xml!
Configure
The Apiman distribution comes pre-configured with everything you should need to get started. Please see the User Guide for information about how to change apiman configuration options if you require more customization.
Or simply try this...
mkdir ~/apiman-2.1.1.Final cd ~/apiman-2.1.1.Final curl -L https://artfiles.org/apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-9/v9.0.50/bin/apache-tomcat-9.0.50.zip -o apache-tomcat-9.0.50.zip curl -L https://github.com/apiman/apiman/releases/download/2.1.1.Final/apiman-distro-tomcat-2.1.1.Final-overlay.zip -o apiman-distro-tomcat8-2.1.1.Final-overlay.zip unzip apache-tomcat-9.0.50.zip unzip -o apiman-distro-tomcat8-2.1.1.Final-overlay.zip -d apache-tomcat-9.0.50 cd apache-tomcat-9.0.50 chmod 755 bin/catalina.sh ./bin/catalina.sh run
Download
- Apiman 2.1.1.Final Vert.x Gateway
Install
- Vert.x is only used for the Gateway and you need to set up WildFly or Tomcat for the Manager UI
- Unpack the Vert.x Gateway zip
Run
- Start WildFly/Tomcat
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Point your browser at the Apiman UI and login with admin/admin123!
We strongly recommend you change the admin password(s) by logging in to Keycloak!
- Start the Vert.x Gateway using the Elasticsearch config:
./apiman-gateway.sh --conf configs/conf-es.json
Configure
- Check out the installation guide for more info!
- The Apiman distribution comes pre-configured with everything you should need to get started. Please see the User Guide for information about how to change Apiman configuration options if you require more customization.
Or simply try this...
// Step 1 mkdir ~/apiman-2.1.1.Final cd ~/apiman-2.1.1.Final curl -L https://download.jboss.org/wildfly/20.0.1.Final/wildfly-20.0.1.Final.zip -o wildfly-20.0.1.Final.zip curl -L https://github.com/apiman/apiman/releases/download/2.1.1.Final/apiman-distro-wildfly-2.1.1.Final-overlay.zip -o apiman-distro-wildfly-2.1.1.Final-overlay.zip unzip wildfly-20.0.1.Final.zip unzip -o apiman-distro-wildfly-2.1.1.Final-overlay.zip -d wildfly-20.0.1.Final cd wildfly-20.0.1.Final ./bin/standalone.sh -c standalone-apiman.xml // Step 2 cd ~/apiman-2.1.1.Final curl -L https://github.com/apiman/apiman/releases/download/2.1.1.Final/apiman-distro-vertx-2.1.1.Final.zip -o apiman-distro-vertx-2.1.1.Final.zip cd apiman-distro-vertx-2.1.1.Final ./apiman-gateway.sh --conf=configs/conf-es.json // Step 3 Add the gateway to the Manager.


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Lucid dreaming is by no means an innate skill, and must be learned. The first technique to learn how to lucid dream is to practice dream recall. Put some paper next to your bed and record your dream immediately upon waking. A few lines or so for the first week will turn into multi-page recall ability as you develop this skill.
The next step is to use your dream log to identify common and/or recurring dream elements. These elements are then utilized for “reality checks,” those moments when you ask yourself, “Am I dreaming?” If you believe you are, you can then begin testing, which entails making a change to your behavior or identifying inconsistencies in the dreamscape. Since working memory can generally hold only seven plus or minus two bits of information, and you are constantly forming your dreamscape in real-time, certain elements such as written text, clock times, or complex patterns may change if you look away and then look back at them.
There are a number of techniques that help induce lucidity. One such technique tested by LaBerge, referred to as Mnemonic Induction of Lucid Dreaming (MILD), involves waking up in the middle of the night, setting the intention to lucid dream, and then focusing repeatedly on this intention while you go back to sleep.
The first few times you achieve lucidity, you will likely be so excited that you will wake yourself up. Two tested techniques for extending lucidity are spinning in place and looking at your hands. If you are lucky and have a tattoo on your hand, if it is mislocated or in any way distorted, you will know you are dreaming.


Life after a PhD in Systematic Musicology: How You Might Prepare for Industry?
This post originally appeared on the SysMus blog on June 9th, 2020. Find the original post here.
 At some point, you will take everything you’ve been working on in the past however many years, bundle it into a few hundred page document, defend it, and be immensely proud of the fact that you completed a doctoral degree on the topic of systematic musicology. In a utopian situation, you take a few weeks off after your defense, then come back to “reality” or the “real world” and consider what you want to do next.
Maybe upon your return you get lucky and apply for a position at a university and are able to start teaching and researching right away. Or maybe you get a postdoc, pack up your bags and move to a new city to continue on your academic adventure for a few years, or maybe you end up taking an adjunct gig somewhere and have to teach part-time with no guarantee of future employment at something near a living wage. Or maybe you take a good look five, ten, or twenty years down the road and think to yourself: besides academia, what else is out there? What if you wanted to get a job in industry? Will I never get to do research again if I “leave academia”?
How does a graduate student in systematic musicology explore what else is out there? While there’s an entire culture built around how to continue in academia, there’s not nearly as much available for grad students to figure out how to land an industry job from within the academy.
What benefits could preparing for being employable in industry have? And what steps could you take today in order to achieve these goals this week? In this post, I’d like to directly address these questions in order to provide advice for current graduate students in the SysMus community.
Before I get going, I assume that if you’re reading this post, you’re a graduate student (in systematic musicology specifically) and are interested in the idea of finding work after graduate school in industry. By industry, I mean literally any job that is not an academic job (aka what most of the world does). Specifically, I want to give four pieces of advice and the reasons behind them as to how you can best prepare yourself for getting a job in industry. It’s the how and why of what I wish someone would have told me a few years ago.
If you don’t want to read the rest of the post and just want the actionable items, here they are:
- Make a LinkedIn account but don’t position yourself as an academic.
- Ask people who do the job that you are interested in doing for help.
- Create an online presence.
- Get better at programming.
Though as academics we’re never satisfied with just the answer to what we should do; we want to know how and why. With that in mind, let’s get started investigating why I think you should do these four things if you’re interested in a job in industry.
But why take my advice? Since this isn’t my personal blog, I should probably introduce myself and establish a bit of credibility before taking some random advice from some dude on the internet. My name is Dave (though you’ll find me on the internet as @DavidJohnBaker since I have a pretty basic Western name) and as of last year, I completed my Ph.D. in Music Theory at Louisiana State University where I investigated how tools from computational musicology and cognitive psychology can help inform how we teach aural skills in music school.
While a grad student, I went to a couple of SysMuses (is that the plural?) in 2014 (Goldsmiths) and 2017 (Queen Mary) currently am serving as the trainee representative for the Society of Music Perception and Cognition. I went directly from my PhD to working a non-academic job where I am currently Lead Instructor of Data Science at Flatiron School in London, England. In my current position I teach people skills they need in order to get jobs in industry, specifically jobs as (~junior) data scientists. I watch people make this transition into industry literally every day and as a former member of the SysMus community, am more than willing to try to help out any SysMus people I can if they’re interested in what I can offer in the future.
Ok, let’s get to it.
Make a LinkedIn
If you have spent any time in academia, you know that no one in academia uses LinkedIn. In fact, I have heard some senior academics brag about the fact that they literally do not get the point of the platform, don’t have an account, and pride themselves in not knowing about it at all. These are probably the same people who also boast about not knowing the difference between a CV and a resume.
This makes sense in a lot of ways.
Academics don’t need LinkedIn because the currency of what we value as academics is not an apparent part of the website’s infrastructure. Furthermore, what “counts” in academia does not “count” in most industry jobs. There’s no great way to display all your ever-increasing publication record, the pedigree of the institutions from which you have worked your way through, or any sort of teaching or service accolades you’ve accumulated over the years.
And that’s OK.
If you’re staring at your yet-to-be-fleshed-out LinkedIn page and are having trouble inserting your square block of an academic persona into industy’s round hole, this trouble is just a symptom of the real reason I picked the first piece of advice as creating a LinkedIn account: you first need to realise that your value working in industry comes from your ability to add value to an organization; your online profile should reflect you understand that.
So how do you do that?
The first step is trying to figure out what value you can bring to an organization. If you’re working for a company (as opposed to a charity/not-for-profit), this value best translates as the literal monetary value that you will be able to bring to the company. You need to think about ways that you can position yourself to make it very clear via how you present yourself that you understand the role you are about to undertake is to create value for the company.
Can you do analyses that will make their marketing more efficient? Can you write a small classifier that helps eliminate bots from their platform? Are you great at communicating the value of your work to non-technical stakeholders?
You should ask yourself: how can I best present myself on LinkedIn in order to communicate that the skills that I have are directly beneficial to the company that I will work for?
Just like re-writing your #scicomm blog posts and tweets to make it easier for the general public to understand the multi-level mixed model you ran and wrote up in your most recently published peer-reviewed journal article, you need to rephrase what you can do in the language of the industry you want to enter.
A lot of this comes from talking to people currently working in the area you want to break into (covered in my next point). For example, in the world of data science this can range from understanding that your background as a music psychologist in experimental design needs to be rephrased as proficiency in AB testing or maybe causal inference. You can use your latest paper you’ve published as a vehicle to talk about how you excel at taking ill-defined problems, turning them into something quantifiable, performing some sort of reproducible analysis on this, then sharing the importance and results of you work with both technical (fellow academics) and non-technical stakeholders.
I’ll lastly note here that when you are advocating for yourself on LinkedIn, I’d say it’s better to NOT try to brand yourself as an academic, but rather the job title that you eventually want. In my case, my LinkedIn is me as a data scientist and educator. Am I really that? Who knows.  For whatever job you want to do, you just need to be able to somehow to demonstrate you know what the requirements of the job are and that you can do that. In terms of industry, the closest job that my skills align with is data scientist and identifying as that (even though I don’t know if that’s how I’d describe how I think of myself) makes it easier for others to get what I do.
I felt uncomfortable as a grad student at first calling myself a data scientist having never had a job where I had that title, but if you are graduate level scientist and understand basic inferential statistics, can spend some time and page your way through some introductory machine learning textbooks (for example, Introduction to Statistical Learning) , and can run a linear regression in R or Python and correctly interpret it, you’re more than qualified to at least put your title as a Junior Data Scientist who is looking for roles. If not, see point three below.
As for other jobs that you might want, a large part of this is going to be doing research (what we do best) in the area you want to enter then positioning yourself accordingly.
Remember, you can always learn new models or frameworks, one of your biggest assets as a grad student in systematic musicology is the ability to learn and synthesize complex things quickly.
Don’t worry that your academic side doesn’t show on LinkedIn, just add a note that if the person visiting your page on LinkedIn wants to see your academic side, check out your website or Google Scholar. Even though as a grad student your identity is probably 100% intertwined with your academic work, for your own mental health, it’s probably time to start to separate your identity from your work. And what better way than to have a LinkedIn persona that showcases how what you know can be applied elsewhere.
Of course this will take a bit of research to find out how best to communicate this all, but research is what we academics do best!
Ask for Help
Just like academia, the world of industry is also hugely about who you know and how they can help you. Unlike academia, things in the world of industry move at a much faster rate and there’s a lot more off an ebb and flow in when and where you can get hired to do what.
So how do you navigate this new space?
You need to ask for help via some sort of network. Granted, when you are first looking into entering the world of industry, you probably don’t know too many people, but if you reach out to those you do know (especially those who can relate to your current situation, former academics) I’d bet you’ll be very surprised of how supportive people can be.
Specifically, how do you do this?
Often it’s a matter of adding someone on LinkedIn (LinkedIn is not like Facebook, people add pretty much anyone looking to connect, especially if it comes with a meaningful note), tweeting to someone you think might be helpful, or asking around in your current academic network about people who you can best reach out to in order to start building those bridges. If they can help, most likely they will; If they can’t help, they probably will direct you to someone who is better suited for your specific situation. If this doesn’t happen, you can message me and I’d be more than happy to try to help you out.
If there’s some sort of professional space that you are looking to enter that doesn’t have an obvious person-you-know point of entry, one of the other highly suggested “things to do” is to go to some sort of Meet Up around the topic you’re interested in. People who go to meetups in general all tend to be interested in the same thing (obviously, or they wouldn’t spend their free time going to them) and are often looking to grow their community so attending an event is a great way to show your interest. Right now (2020), many physical events are currently cancelled, but this doesn’t mean there are not stil online events. People are adapting quickly.
So what do you even message them about?
Well you don’t really have to know exactly what you want, but remember it’s always easier to give people specific requests when you approach them and say something like:
“I want to be able to apply for jobs in music and advertising in 8 months time, what should I do to best prepare for that and work at a company like Shazam?”
Though don’t feel like you need to know exactly what you want. You should also feel free to message people and ask for guidance in the form of an informational interview. There’s a lot of information on the web on this, so I won’t go too much into that here.1
Have an Online Presence
In addition to just having a LinkedIn account (your industry Google Scholar!), I think it also helps to have a bit of an online presence. This could mean having a Twitter feed, ideally a website and possibly even a blog. If you’re interested in reasons as why you might want to do this, check out this post here by David Robinson on why it’s a good idea for aspiring data scientists but many of the reason hold outside of data science.
The executive summary of that (notice I didn’t say abstract) is having this presence allows you to communicate with the community you want to enter. It shows ahead of time how you think about problems. It can also catch the eye of people in the industry you want to work in.
For example, maybe you want to stay in the world of music and not do “data science” but try to get on the ever growing data train for arts management. If you can show what you can do by showing how you take some publicly available data and turn it into a meaningful narrative, you’re going to stick out much more in both processes of networking to show your value which will eventually get you hired.
Get Better at Programming
The last thing that I would be remiss not to mention, especially for those doing any sort of quantitative related research is to get better at coding.
What blows my mind is the amount of people who learn all these super-out-there stats for getting their research published, but do not put in the time (especially given the freedom you have in grad school) to teach yourself some sort of open source programming language. Arguments for open and reproducible science aside, coding will open up more doors for you in terms of career and salary than anything else right now on the market coming from academia.
It’s a bit of a pain to learn in some ways, but one of the reasons it pays so well is because it is hard to learn. But if you are no longer limited by what software is in front of you (or what your company can afford…) then your value will increase not only in the near future, but I am sure it will carve out a great trajectory for you over the next twenty years.
I feel confident in passing on this advice to the SysMus crowd in particular because in doing a graduate research degree, this process of just getting good at asking meaningful questions is the thing that is way more difficult to teach and get better at in a workplace setting. Now working with a lot of people who are aspiring data scientists, I have seen time and time again that just like practicing an instrument, you will get better at coding by just practicing it daily.
In your current capacity as a graduate student, the way to work on this is to slowly move your projects to something like R or Python, and to try to make those projects available for people to see on Github or the Open Science Framework. Just learning how to document them well and work in a code based environment is an extremely good investment for the next 30 years of your working career (assuming median age of most SysMus readers is a little less than 30). Doing this and posting it will show to future colleagues and employers that you are going to be a colleague who is useful and easy to collaborate with.
If you’re totally new to this, the way I would suggest going forward is to first make your way through R for Data Science , then read Hands on Programming with R , then slowly try your hand at easy coding problems on websites like r/daily programming challenge , daily coding problem or code wars.
When going through daily challenges, try to think of each one as a little brain teaser. They’re just like nerdy crosswords or sudoku. It’s OK to look at the answers if you don’t get it after a couple of minutes, remember the point is to learn new ways of thinking and coding, not test the limits of your patience. Of course programming languages are not spoken languages and you also need to remember that when you are starting out, you need to build up a lot of vocabulary and see what a language can do before you can expect yourself to just look at a blank page and start typing code like some sort of hacker. Just look at a lot of code at first, the writing will come soon enough.
In terms of what languages to learn, it really depends what you want to do, but you can’t go wrong with R, SQL, and Python. If you work in anything quant related, you have to learn SQL. Everyone does SQL. Then maybe pick either R or Python. I suggest R here (and above) because it’s way more common where you currently are as grad student in systematic musicology where you can get help from peers. Don’t make things harder for yourself. You can learn other coding languages later. There are tons of articles on the internet differentiating why you might start with one or the other, but I’d suggest picking the one that you will find most useful right now for what you’re doing as a grad student.
I would also suggest slowly making your way through Introduction to Statistical Learning if you are remotely interested in data science. There are also data science equivalents to the daily coding challenges. Note that in the data science world it’s wise to learn both Python and R, but if you’re getting to that point and want resources on all this, please just get in touch with me personally and hopefully by then I will have some more resources to point you towards. You don’t have to do it all at once.
If you need further incentive, I suggest checking out the most recent stack overflow calculator and just putting in one year of R or Python in combination with a doctoral degree.
Why?
Now you don’t have to take my advice here and the advice provided is not exhaustive at all. But if you are in the middle of your PhD and are reading this, I would argue that you have nothing to lose and everything to gain from doing a little bit of industry investment each week as a graduate student. If you say you don’t have time, you’re probably taking a very parochial view of what your career and life could be by putting all your eggs in the proverbial academic basket. This is not a smart move on either personal or professional note (you never know when life is just going to happen).
If you start to build this side of your professional development, you’ll get a couple of things. I think the most valuable thing you will gain is the peace of mind that when you are done with the monumental task that is doing a PhD, you will have some options waiting for you. By investing in these skills you will open up more avenues in your own research and will further aid your ability to pursue the questions that got you into academia in the first place. Lastly, by just trying to meet more people outside the Ivory Tower, you’ll meet more friends than you would have otherwise.
Winding this post down I want to reflect on a talk that I also heard David Huron give at the Society for Music Theory in Vancouver the during the second year of my PhD where he predicted that a lot of the research that will capture the public’s attention in the realm of music (broadly defined) will come from the world of music industry where they have endless amounts of data and he predicted that the category divide between academia and industry will only become more important to be able to walk back and forth between the two. Now I don’t think the most important questions will be asked at this intersection, but it’s something to consider.
Why do I think this is important to note? Well it’s worth saying out loud that even if you don’t go on to an academic job, research still happens outside the Ivory Tower. There’s a big demand for the skills you are cultivating as a graduate student. You have a lot more value than you think at this point.
Of course this might not be as idyllic as the past few paragraphs have made some parts of working an industry job sound. There’s a lot less time to work on things that are uniquely yours. How you spend your time is at the discretion of your boss and the needs of the company. If you want to work on your own stuff you have to do it on your own time. But the flip side of that argument is that you actually have your own time.
Right now in my current role I am finding it a bit frustrating to work on a few of my pet projects, but again this comes in exchange for a job with a salary that reflects the years of training I have put in, a healthcare plan, the right to not have to “take my work home with me” after the end of the day, and peace of mind that now knowing how the industry works.
This has been quite the essay, but hopefully it’s explored a space that I know I wish I would have heard more about when I was a PhD student. Please feel free to reach out to me if you’d like to talk more about this!


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Northern Ireland's DUP will not support a Corbyn-led government
BELFAST (Reuters) - Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party will not consider supporting a government led by Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, as it would be “hugely detrimental” to the United Kingdom, DUP leader Arlene Foster said on Tuesday.
The DUP has long been hostile to Corbyn because of his sympathy with Irish nationalists Sinn Fein and their goal of cutting Northern Ireland’s ties with London and joining a united Irish state.
But Labour and the DUP are united in their opposition to Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s EU withdrawal agreement and if the DUP retain their 10 seats in British parliamentary elections on Dec. 12, they could be crucial in the formation of the next British government.
“We are very clear that we will not be supporting a Jeremy Corbyn-led labour party in a government, because we believe Jeremy Corbyn would ... be hugely detrimental to the united Kingdom in terms of the break up of the united kingdom,” DUP leader Arlene Foster told journalists in Belfast.
“There are many, many reasons why couldn’t in all conscience support a Jeremy Corbyn-led administration,” she said.


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This is sample of recent projects that I have completed. Projects are created using css, html, bootstrap and other programming languages. Projects will be updated upon completion.
Using HTML, CSS, and Bootsrap I created a website to showcase my projects. This website will be continuously updated as bigger and better projects are completed.
View Project on GithubUsing HTML, CSS, and Bootsrap with the help of a partner we recreated the Wikipedia homepage.
View Project on GithubUsing HTML, and CSS with the help of a partner we designed a website for for vacations with various packages organized in columns.
View Project on GithubUsing HTML and CSS with the help of a partner we recreated created a mock website for a animal shelter. Using columns we seperated the adoptable pets in seperate divs.
View Project on GithubUsing HTML and CSS with the help of a partner we made a website with images, text and css styling.
View Project on GithubUsing HTML and CSS with the help of a partner we made a webpage for a squirrel handling professional. The website had multiple pages linked together including a resume page.
View Project on GithubUsing HTML and CSS with the help of a partner we designed a fantasy island resort. The project had multiple HTML pages with images and text descriptions of multiple rooms, local activities, and travel accomodations.
View Project on GithubUsing HTML and CSS with the help of a partner we made a blog for my cat. The project had additional pages for her friends with desiptions and traits of each "friend"
View Project on GithubFirst website made at Epicodus. This project will serve ans and example of the progress made through coding school. Used HTML to create a basic webpage.
View Project on GithubExplore my background including education, job experience and what made me want to get into programming.
A passionate designer with a strong work ethic and ability to learn. Reliable and responsible, even under difficult deadlines. An enthusiastic, outgoing professional with excellent leadership ability. Currently attending Epicodus to gain proficiency in programming including Javascript, C#, and React.
B.A. Digital Art and Minor in Business Administration
University of Oregon
2008-2012
Gained proficiency through practice in layout, print formating, illustration, web design, product design, animation, film and video. Business background includes advertising, marketing, management, finance, economics and accounting.
Program Manager of Marketing; Alumni and Parent Relations
University of Portland
2017-2018
Web/Graphic Designer
Edge One Media
2013-2017
Internet Marketing Specialist
Logical Position
2013-2013
This section is for my technical skills and proficiencies. Personal hobbies and interests are included to highlight my personality.
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Singapore trade deal to boost European Union’s presence in SE Asia
Singapore: A free trade agreement that takes effect on November 21 between the European Union and Singapore will put EU-based businesses closer to one of the world’s fastest-growing consumer markets. The deal is evidence that the EU is accelerating trade deals across Asia while the US withdrew from the now-defunct Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), Efe news reported.
“The EU does comprehensive, high standard deals that have some different rules from America’s FTAs so their active approach in Asia means their method to standards and rule-setting is becoming more common, whether it’s in the area of data privacy or geographic indicators, which will make it more difficult for American companies,” Tami Overby, senior director at consultancy McLarty Associates, told EFE. The European Union-Singapore Free Trade Agreement (EUSFTA) is the first trade deal the 28-nation European bloc has reached in Southeast Asia.
Under the deal, Singapore will remove tariffs on all EU products entering the city-state, while the EU will remove tariffs for 84 percent of Singaporean exports, and phase in the removal of the remainder over three to five years. The agreement promotes trade in sectors such as telecommunications, engineering, computing, maritime transport, and environmental services including green tech. (IANS)
Also Read: We’ll leave European Union by Jan 31: Boris Johnson
Also Watch: Govt all set to push for the contentious Citizenship Bill in the winter session of Parliament


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Calea zacatechichi & Wild Lettuce (L. virosa)
Recently I've been trying out a number of rare, legal and herbal highs. It started off as a spiritual endeavor but if I'm realistic about it, I'm a chronic cannabis user and I'm really looking for something new to alleviate the boredom of years of casual joint smoking.
I've had some life-changing and spiritual revelations years ago with a number of substances, but I believe that these are personal experiences in which there is no value sharing. I'm also more cynical about the cosmic significance of these experiences than I once was and my present mind-set is one of scorn for any trip that is accompanied with ceremonial trappings or a pretentious spiritual setting or purpose.
That's just so you know where I stand on 'entheogenic experiences.'
I recently got hold of some 5x Calea extract a large bag of dried opium lettuce. I had heard that there was a good synergy between the two.
I started the experience sober; no cannabis or alcohol after a day of meaningful employment. Neither stressed nor particularly relaxed.
I rolled a joint (the UK way, with a small amount of cigarette tobacco to aid burning) with a very small amount of Calea extract. I can't give a weight as I have no scale, but it was much less than a gram. By volume, if I were using hash, it would have been a very light joint.
Within a couple of minutes of smoking just over half, I felt a light-headed stoned feeling. Subtle, but noticeable. I gave my partner the other half but he said he could only just feel something. I felt a child-like sense of fun and found myself talking in a baby-ish voice and my light-headed feeling continued for maybe half an hour or slightly more. One notable difference between us is that he is a 20 cigarettes per day smoker. I smoke a small amount of tobacco in cannabis joints. Even so, I don't think the tobacco would have caused any of the effects I felt.
We went to bed shortly after this and I prepared another (UK) joint, this time with about twice as much Calea and a small amount of wild lettuce (enough to make a fat joint). We smoked this together and my stoned feeling returned and my partner also felt a pleasant stoned feeling this time. It was the equivalent of a strong cannabis joint, although I would say it was somewhat different from a casual cannabis high, more light-headed and childish. We finished off a roach-end of a cannabis joint that was left lying around from the weekend (a couple of draws only...).
We had very enjoyable sex while this feeling lasted. This was not because of any sensory changes. But I felt a slight lowering of inhibition, as with alcohol and a sense of fun and pleasure. I still felt stoned afterwards as we drifted off to sleep. My partner has trouble sleeping and so took a tablet of 5-HTP to induce drowsiness. I did not have anything because I have heard the reported dream-inducing effects and I did not want to adulterate this experience.
I woke up having had a long, unusually detailed dream sequence with a complex but unusually meaningful and coherent plot/story. It was disturbing, though not frightening, because the part I played in it was very out of character for me. It seemed to be a dream rooted in anxiety, but I felt empowered by it on this occasion. I intend to think a little more about the symbolism, in case there is a subconscious message. At no point did I feel that this was a message from a spiritual/supernatural source. My partner did not remember any dreams.
In conclusion, there is no doubt that this really worked, and I will use this combination again as an alternative to a casual cannabis joint. The effects are not profound enough for me to get really wild about, but they are real. The dream inducing effect also makes this a bit more interesting than casual cannabis use.
I'd agree that there's a good synergy between lettuce and Calea. Unanswered questions are:
Possible synergy/antagony between tobacco/nicoteine addiction and the above?
Possible synergy with cannabis/chronic cannabis use?
Possible reduction in dream inducing effects if any sleep inducing medication is taken aswell?
Two final points - bear in mind the concentration of my Calea extract. You might have to take quite a lot of unenhanced Calea to get a good effect.
Both joints were pleasant to smoke, with a mellower taste than a normal cannabis joint and less dry mouth.
Hope that's helpful to someone out there.
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Signature: _.accessor(field:String)
Returns a function that will attempt to look up a named field in any object that it is given.
var getName = _.accessor('name');
getName({ name: 'Seneca' });
// => 'Seneca'
Signature: _.dictionary(obj:Object)
Given an object, returns a function that will attempt to look up a field that it is given.
var generals = {
rome: "Scipio",
carthage: "Hannibal"
};
var getGeneralOf = _.dictionary(generals);
getGeneralOf("rome");
// => "Scipio"
Signature: _.getPath(obj:Object, ks:String|Array)
Gets the value at any depth in a nested object based on the path described by
the keys given. Keys may be given as an array or as a dot-separated string.
Returns undefined
if the path cannot be reached.
var countries = {
greece: {
athens: {
playwright: "Sophocles"
}
}
}
};
_.getPath(countries, "greece.athens.playwright");
// => "Sophocles"
_.getPath(countries, "greece.sparta.playwright");
// => undefined
_.getPath(countries, ["greece", "athens", "playwright"]);
// => "Sophocles"
_.getPath(countries, ["greece", "sparta", "playwright"]);
// => undefined
Signature: _.hasPath(obj:Object, ks:String|Array)
Returns a boolean indicating whether there is a property at the path described by the keys given. Keys may be given as an array or as a dot-separated string.
var countries = {
greece: {
athens: {
playwright: "Sophocles"
}
}
}
};
_.hasPath(countries, "greece.athens.playwright");
// => true
_.hasPath(countries, "greece.sparta.playwright");
// => false
_.hasPath(countries, ["greece", "athens", "playwright"]);
// => true
_.hasPath(countries, ["greece", "sparta", "playwright"]);
// => false
Signature: _.kv(obj:Object, key:String)
Returns the key/value pair for a given property in an object, undefined if not found.
var playAuthor = {
"Medea": "Aeschylus"
};
_.kv(playAuthor, "Medea");
// => ["Medea", "Aeschylus"]
_.kv(playAuthor, "Hamlet");
// => undefined
Signature: _.omitWhen(obj, pred:Function)
Returns a copy of obj
omitting any properties that the predicate (pred
)
function returns true
for. The predicat function is invoked with each
property value, like so: pred(propValue)
.
var playwrights = {
euripedes: "Greece",
shakespere: "England"
};
_.omitWhen(obj, function (country) { return country == "England" });
// => { euripedes: "Greece" }
Signature: _.pickWhen(obj:Object, pred:Function)
Returns a copy of obj
containing only properties that the predicate (pred
)
function returns true
for. The predicate function is invoked with each
property value, like so: pred(propValue)
.
var playwrights = {
euripedes: "Greece",
shakespere: "England"
};
_.pickWhen(obj, function (country) { return country == "England" });
// => { shakespeare: "England" }
Signature: `_.selectKeys(obj:Object, ks:Array);
Returns a copy of obj
containing only the properties listed in the ks
array.
var philosopherCities = {
Philo: "Alexandria",
Plato: "Athens",
Plotinus: "Rome"
}
_.selectKeys(philosopherCities, ["Plato", "Plotinus"]);
// => { Plato: "Athens", Plotinus: "Rome" }


Decentralised Mapping
A guide through the world of decentralized mapping projects
Bèr berkes
Kessels
About this pres
Is online: berk.es/mapping-fission (git.webschuur.com/placebazaar/mapping-fission)
Uses the word Blockchain only once ☚
Uses the word Decentralised over Distributed, because Distribution means something different with mapping data.
About me
Bèr berkes
Kessels
berkes (berkes.eth, mastodon, keybase, github and that birdsite)
Founder of placebazaar
Blog on berk.es
Mail on<EMAIL_ADDRESS>we’ll cover
Problems with mapping
Current solutions for mapping
What can decentralisation offer?
Deeper dive into one such solution: peermaps/ipfs.
Maps are expensive to make.
They require local knowledge. Feet on the ground.
Maps are always outdated.
The moment you publish a worldwide map, thousands of things have been moved, renamed, replaced, closed, opened and so on.
Maps are political and strategical.
Lots of pieces on a map are undebatable facts.
There is a park bench at X,Y.
Maps are also debatable.
This city is part of China/Israel/Thailand/Belgium
Maps are often strategical
Here’s a military base with N parking spots.
This is where all the speed camera’s are.
Here you can cross the border easily.
To summarise
are hard and expensive to make and maintain.
require local knowledge.
are politically motivated and censored.
are the last thing to put inside one monopolist.
Maps are the most important visualisation of data.
When did you last use a map.
Centralisation enables censorship
MCWV
Hampered by commercial interest
missing maps
Enables privacy infringements
Google knows:
Where you work, live, sport, spend free time.
Where your boyfriend lives.
That you no longer visit your boyfriend.
When you quit your job.
Visit the liquor store more often.
Sleep on a bench.
Google Location services, and the “free” google maps app, are the biggest trojan horse . Deployed only to get the most valuable metadata about you.
Centralisation
Easy to censor.
Dependent on interest of central publisher.
Runs on users’ data (privacy)
Monopoly.
etc. The usual.
Current mapping
Google Maps
Open Street Maps
A bazillion GIS providers
There is mapping data.
Lots of it is open data.
Lots can be bought or licensed.
But it is spread all over.
And always in flux.
Solution
Decentralised collection of mapping data
Decentralised publication of mapping data
Entities and orgs glueing, and mixing all that data
Current Options
Google Business/maps
Apple Maps
Bing Maps
Open Street Map
Future options: Collection
Future options: Distribution
IPFS by placebazaar
Dynamics of mapping data
Geography: continents, mountains, lakes
Physical structure: Roads, bridges, location of cities
Political: Boundaries, borders
Metadata: Speed limits, turn restrictions, park benches, restaurant
Logistics: traffic, transport
Obstacles
Collection of data is complex.
Data is continuously updating.
Data is HUGE.
stats
Data is never “finished”. Or 100% dependable.
Errors
Vandalism
Vandalism
Data is everywhere (but unfindable).
Standards
XKCD 927 Standards
Standards: just one example
Netherlands requires Rijksdriehoekstelsel
How many official Spatial reference systems are there? Guess?
Nope: 4362 (in EPSG)
Mixing, Mashing and Merging is a problem.
Decentralised
Just because it is possible to build distributed systems does not necessarily mean that it is a good idea. — Andrew S. Tanenbaum in Distributed Systems: Principles and Paradigms
Solutions by centralising
Weekly/Nightly imports: just rebuild the database.
Event stream, handle changesets. example live updates
Solutions by centralising
Central Quality Assurance (tools)
Validation by crowd
Effort orchestration
Standards enforcement and -emergence.
Solutions through decentralisation
Breaking Monopolies?
There’s enough data. Open and Free.
Data gathering of map-data is decentralised by nature.
(Well there’s satellite and AI).
We need more interfaces around existing datasets. The read-side is not distributed.
Breaking Censorship?
On the read-side.
Developers need more options (than Google maps).
Developers need easier access to datasets.
PlaceBazaar is building a PoC OpenOpeningsTijden; a business directory
Taking back ownership?
Any personal location data must be owned by users.
Any other data must be open data.
What can the decentralisation-movement do?
Make apps.
(and make them privacy-first)
Release open data (yay! even more data)
Storage
Example of the file structure
R-tree
R-tree
Code.
ssh kind-jefferys.webschuur.com
peermaps data 6.3281,49.4440,6.6800,49.6160 | bat
diff -u <(peermaps files 6.3281,49.4440,6.6800,49.6160) <(peermaps files 6.3281,49.0,6.6800,49.6160)
peermaps data 6.3281,49.4440,6.6800,49.6160 | grep "fuel"
peermaps data 5.4080,49.4137,7.5641,50.2235 | grep "fuel"


@(addRegisterForm: Form[models.users.Customer], user: models.users.Customer, name : String)
@import models.users._
@import helper._
@main(name, user, "") {
@name
@form(action = routes.ProductCtrl.addUserSubmit(), 'class -> "form-horizontal", 'role->"form", 'enctype -> "multipart/form-data") {
@inputText(addRegisterForm("email"), '_label -> "Email",'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(addRegisterForm("name"), '_label -> "Name",'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(addRegisterForm("password"), '_label -> "Password",'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(addRegisterForm("street1"), '_label -> "Street 1",'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(addRegisterForm("street2"), '_label -> "Street 2",'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(addRegisterForm("town"), '_label -> "Town",'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(addRegisterForm("postCode"), '_label -> "Postcode",'class -> "form-control")
}
}


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Welcome to the prototype PatentsView API, supported by the US Patent and Trademark Office. The USPTO is the federal agency for granting US patents and registering trademarks. The US patenting system encourages innovators and entrepreneurs worldwide to publish their inventions for worldwide use and adoption.
The PatentsView API is intended to inspire the exploration and enhanced understanding of US intellectual property (IP) and innovation systems. We hope researchers and developers alike will explore the API to discover people and companies and to visualize trends and patterns across the US innovation enterprise.
The API contains 7 unique endpoints that users can query to tell new stories such as:
- Which companies are getting patents in 3D printing and where are they located? What were they patenting in before they started working on 3D printing?
- What technology has been most commonly patented in the US in the last 5 years? What are the top US cities for those patents? What are the top non-US cities for those patents?
- Who are the most prolific US inventors in the last 3 decades? How has their patenting activity (number of patents and types of patents) changed over time?


| 033:017 Khan | : |
Say: "Who is he who can protect you from Allah if He intends to harm you, or intends mercy on you?" And they will not find, besides Allah, for themselves any Wali (protector, supporter, etc.) or any helper. |
| 033:017 Maulana | : |
Say: Who is it that can protect you from Allah, if He intends harm for you or He intends to show you mercy? And they will not find for themselves a guardian or a helper besides Allah. |
| 033:017 Pickthal | : |
Say: Who is he who can preserve you from Allah if He intendeth harm for you, or intendeth mercy for you. They will not find that they have any friend or helper other than Allah. |
| 033:017 Rashad | : |
Say, "Who would protect you from GOD if He willed any adversity, or willed any blessing for you?" They can never find, beside GOD, any other Lord and Master. |
| 033:017 Sarwar | : |
Say, "Who can prevent God from punishing you or granting you mercy? They will not find anyone besides God as their guardian or helper." |
| 033:017 Shakir | : |
Say: Who is it that can withhold you from Allah if He intends to do you evil, rather He intends to show you mercy? And they will not find for themselves besides Allah any guardian or a helper. |
| 033:017 Sherali | : |
Say, 'Who is it that can save you from ALLAH if it be HIS wish to do you harm, or can deprive you of it, if it be HIS wish to show you mercy?' And they will not find for themselves any friend nor helper other than ALLAH. |
| 033:017 Yusufali | : |
Say: "Who is it that can screen you from Allah if it be His wish to give you punishment or to give you Mercy?" Nor will they find for themselves, besides Allah, any protector or helper. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > إرادته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Will الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > النفاق Faith> Belief In Allah> Hypocrisy الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > أشرار الجند Jihad> The Call to Jihad>The Wicked Soldiers الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > الدعوة إلى الجهاد Jihad> The Call to Jihad>The Call for the Holy War الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > ذم المتخاذلين عن الجهاد Jihad> The Call to Jihad>Dispraise the Reluctant for the Holy War الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > الفرار من المعركة Jihad> The Call to Jihad>The Escape from the Battle الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > مدح الجهاد Jihad> The Call to Jihad>Praising the Holy War الجهاد > الغزوات > غزوة الخندق Jihad> The Holy Battles> Al-Khandak Battle
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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