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Forest landscape simulation models (FLSMs) – often used to understand and project forest dynamics over space and time in response to environmental disturbance – have rarely included realistic epidemiological processes of plant disease transmission and impacts. Landscape epidemiological models, by contrast, frequently treat forest ecosystems as static or make simple assumptions regarding ecosystem change following disease. We present Base Epidemiological Disturbance Agent (EDA) extension that allows users of the LANDIS-II FLSM to simulate forest pathogen spread and host mortality within a spatially explicit forest simulation. We evaluate the model extension using Phytophthora ramorum as a case study of an invasive plant pathogen causing emerging infectious disease and considerable tree mortality in California.
Project Website:
http://www.landis-ii.org/extensions
Deployment Architecture:
Windows, LANDIS-II, .NET 4.x
Language:
C#


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To get started, create a standard HTML table on the page. For this demo, our table has 3 columns: Name, Age and Country (along with some random data). The table row/column will be deleted upon click of the row/column itself.
| Name | Age | Country | Delete |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maria Anders | 30 | Germany | |
| Francisco Chang | 24 | Mexico | |
| Roland Mendel | 100 | Austria | |
| Helen Bennett | 28 | British Indian Ocean Territory (Chagos Archipelago) | |
| Yoshi Tannamuri | 35 | Canada | |
| Giovanni Rovelli | 46 | Italy | |
| Alex Smith | 59 | USA |


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Error 404.
Page Not Found.
Sorry, but the page you were trying to view does not exist._
Error 404.
Page Not Found.
Sorry, but the page you were trying to view does not exist.
The yellow brick (button) can find your way home._


property tag.
E.g. Since the thinwire.ui.Button class has a setText method,
you can specify the text for your button with a element.
....
OK
....
Property Tag Values
The properties of objects have types. E.g. The text property of the
Button class is of type String, and the x property of the Button class is of type
int. Other standard types are Integer, double, Double, char, Character, long, Long,
boolean, Boolean, float, Float, byte, and Byte.
In the case of these standard types, the XOD class will make the appropriate conversion
while processing a xod file. E.g. When it comes across
.....
73
.....
the XOD engine will convert "73" to an int and assign the x property of the
new Button that int value.
In the case of non-literal types, XOD has three special strategies.
First, it will check to see if the class type of the property you are assigning
to has a 'valueOf' method that returns the appropriate type. If it does, it
will call that method and assign the returned value to the property.
E.g. The Label class has an alignX property of type thinwire.ui.AlignX.
This class has a 'valueOf' method. When XOD processes the above demo file and comes across
.....
RIGHT
.....
it calls the static 'valueOf' on AlignX, which returns the appropriate constant AlignX.RIGHT.
Second, it will check to see if the class type has a static final field (i.e. constant) that
is named the same as the value specified in the property tag. If it finds a constant, it will
be assed to the property.
Third, it looks for an object defined elsewhere in the XOD, an object
whose id in the XOD matches the property value. If it finds one, it assigns
the object as a value for the property. E.g. When it comes across
.....
name
.....
then XOD engine discovers that there is a 'name' object defined previously, and it assigns
this object to the Label's labelFor property.
Collection Properties
A component may have a property with a Collection type. E.g. Dialogs have
a getChildren method, and a children property. The children of a Dialog form
a collection.
When an XML element represents a property with a Collection type, the content of
the element represents the members of the collection. E.g. When XOD comes
across
....
....
....
....
....
....
....
it constructs Label, Divider, and TextField components and makes these
components children of the Dialog.
Constructor Summary
XOD
()
Create a new XOD.
XOD
(java.lang.String uri)
Create a new XOD.
Method Summary
void
execute
(java.lang.String uri)
Executes a XOD file, adding the created objects to the map and list.
java.util.Map
getAliasMap
()
java.lang.String
getObjectId
(java.lang.Object o)
Gets the id that is associated to the specified object.
java.util.Map
getObjectMap
()
The object map contains references to previously defined objects
identified by id.
java.util.List
getObjects
()
java.util.Map
getPropertyMap
()
java.util.List
getRootObjects
()
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
XOD
public
XOD
()
Create a new XOD.
XOD
public
XOD
(java.lang.String uri)
Create a new XOD.
Parameters:
uri
- the name of the XML Object Document file to execute.
getAliasMap
public java.util.Map
getAliasMap
()
getPropertyMap
public java.util.Map
getPropertyMap
()
getObjectMap
public java.util.Map
getObjectMap
()
The object map contains references to previously defined objects
identified by id. Typically, it will map an ID found in the
XOD to an object.
Returns:
the object Map
getObjects
public java.util.List
getObjects
()
getRootObjects
public java.util.List
getRootObjects
()
getObjectId
public java.lang.String
getObjectId
(java.lang.Object o)
Gets the id that is associated to the specified object.
For this to succeed, the object must be in the object map.
Parameters:
o
- the object to retrieve the id for.
Returns:
the id associated to the object, or null if the object is not in the object map.
execute
public void
execute
(java.lang.String uri)
Executes a XOD file, adding the created objects to the map and list.
Parameters:
uri
- the name of the XML Object Document file.


GSLV MK III
Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle by ISRO India
Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle is an expendable launch system operated by the Indian Space Research Organisation. GSLV was used in thirteen launches from 2001 to 2018, with more launches planned. Even though GSLV Mark III shares the name, it is an entirely different launch vehicle.
PSLV
Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle by ISRO India
The Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle is an expendable medium-lift launch vehicle designed and operated by the Indian Space Research Organisation.
Mangalyaan MOM
Mars Orbiter Mission by ISRO India
The Mars Orbiter Mission, also called Mangalyaan, is a space probe orbiting Mars since 24 September 2014. It was launched on 5 November 2013 by the Indian Space Research Organisation.
ASLV
Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle by ISRO India
The Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle or Advanced Satellite Launch Vehicle, also known as ASLV, was a Small-lift launch vehicle five-stage solid-fuel rocket developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation to place 150 kg satellites into LEO.
Moon Mission-1
Chandrayaan-1 by ISRO India
Chandrayaan-1 was the first Indian lunar probe under Chandrayaan program. It was launched by the Indian Space Research Organisation in October 2008, and operated until August 2009. The mission included a lunar orbiter and an impactor.
Moon Mission 2
Chandrayaan-2 by ISRO India
Chandrayaan-2 is the second lunar exploration mission developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation, after Chandrayaan-1. It consists of a lunar orbiter, and also included the Vikram lander, and the Pragyan lunar rover, all of which were developed in India.
Earth Like Planet
Kepler 452b
Kepler-452b is an exoplanet orbiting the Sun-like star Kepler-452 about 1,402 light-years from Earth in the constellation Cygnus. It was identified by the Kepler space telescope, and its discovery was announced by NASA on 23 July 2015.
Saturn V
A Launch Vehicle By NASA
Saturn V was an American super heavy-lift launch vehicle certified for human-rating used by NASA between 1967 and 1973. It consisted of three stages, each fueled by liquid propellants.
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Current Dice Value:
Cummulative Score:
Total Score:
Current Dice Value:
Cummulative Score:
Total Score:


Free, fast, lightweight and easy-to-use
open-source library for building static websites
Transform your data (JSON, RESTful or GraphQL)
into fast static websites
Work in progress...
Last version : 0.6.6
© 2019 Guillaume Bertrand
Free, fast, lightweight and easy-to-use
open-source library for building static websites
Transform your data (JSON, RESTful or GraphQL)
into fast static websites
Work in progress...
Last version : 0.6.6


The example above shows how conduits can be used across multiple components along with Zones to control the flow of data.
By clicking the Show Zones
button, you will be able to dynamically modify the input and output properties of each
conduit and see the effect it has when the search query changes.
The code for the example can be found by clicking the Edit in Plunker link above.


@* * Copyright 2021 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import config.AppConfig @import models.request.AuthenticatedRequest @import models.Case @import views.html.includes.main @import views.html.partials._ @import models.viewmodels.NoTabSelected @import views.html.partials.statuses.{appeal_status, case_status} @import controllers.routes._ @import controllers.v2.routes.MyCasesController @import models.viewmodels.CompletedByMeTab @import utils.Dates @import java.time.Instant @(c: Case)(implicit request: AuthenticatedRequest[_], messages: Messages, appConfig: AppConfig) @main(bodyClasses = None, customTitle = Some(messages("page.title.ruling.cancelled")), customPrimaryNavTab = NoTabSelected) {
@Html(messages("ruling.cancelled.status", case_status(c, "case-status")))
@messages("ruling.cancelled.information", Dates.format(Instant.now()))
} else {


This kata is blatantly stolen from acm.uva.es/p/v103/10315.html It is a subset of KataTexasHoldEm, which is a very large Kata.
Problem Description
Your job is to compare several pairs of poker hands and to indicate which, if either, has a higher rank.
Poker rules description
A poker deck contains 52 cards - each card has a suit which is one of clubs, diamonds, hearts, or spades (denoted C, D, H, and S in the input data). Each card also has a value which is one of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, jack, queen, king, ace (denoted 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, T, J, Q, K, A). For scoring purposes, the suits are unordered while the values are ordered as given above, with 2 being the lowest and ace the highest value.
A poker hand consists of 5 cards dealt from the deck. Poker hands are ranked by the following partial order from lowest to highest.
Clues
None as yet.
Suggested Test Cases
Sample input:
Black: 2H 3D 5S 9C KD White: 2C 3H 4S 8C AH Black: 2H 4S 4C 2D 4H White: 2S 8S AS QS 3S Black: 2H 3D 5S 9C KD White: 2C 3H 4S 8C KH Black: 2H 3D 5S 9C KD White: 2D 3H 5C 9S KH
Each row of input is a game with two players. The first five cards belong to the player named "Black" and the second five cards belong to the player named "White".
Sample output:
White wins. - with high card: Ace White wins. - with flash Black wins. - with high card: 9 Tie.
Comments from those who are working on this Kata
I found a reference to this Kata on IvanSanchez blog: isanchez.net/2009/04/19/ruby-coding-dojo-this-week/
The 3d rows should result in Black winning, not White since 2H 3D 5S 9C KD is higher than 2C 3H 4S 8C KH


The nature of what computer science is about barely involves physical activity. And telling a computer to do things that are
tedious for humans doesn't imply that I should remain idle and inactive.
Powerlifting is a nice way to test one's strength, measure progress via progressive overload and to let off some steam sometimes.
I am currently experimenting with a mix of hypertrophy and strength training (close to powerbuilding)
Side effects include impeccable presentation skills. ;)
PR Stats:
People often dread the daily commute to/from work. But if you have the right car it can be a very enjoyable ride. It doesn't have to be a hypercar, any turbocharged 2jz powered car would do. I don't think of a car as an object that takes me from point A to B but as a vessel surfing through the lanes enjoying the exhaust note coupled with the turbo flutter. I'd rather go on a longer route than stop at a traffic light. I'd park farther away in a parking lot so that it isn't 'accidentally' dinged. My favourites include the Supra, Evo and C63 AMG.
I've had a goal to make reading a new habit. Starting off with novels, then transitioning to collections of motoring magazine columns and satire. Most recently I have been delving into non-fiction, management and technical. Here's my Goodreads to-read shelf. Better get started :D.


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Continuing with the writing up of this first year notebook:
September 5, 2010 - 10 weeks old.
We are at home in Virginia. My mom is helping me with you. I wanted to write out all of the things that I am worried about, because otherwise they just go over and over in my head.
I AM WORRIED


Daryl Beard is the head coach for the boys track and field team. Coach Beard has over 6 years of coaching experience overall and 3 years of being the head coach. Coach Beard also has experience coaching the ATL Zoom Youth Track club for 3 years. He studied at North Carolina State University with a Master’s Degree in Education and obtained a USATF Level I Certification.He was awarded Region 8 GA Runner Up in 2018, Region 8 Championship in 2019, GA State Championship in 300MH, and the GA Track and Field Finals 2017, 2018, and 2019. Coach Beard’s family consists of his wife Tasha, and his kids, Kaden and Kennedy.
Coaching Experience
Education
"The way to achieve your own sucess is to be willing to help somebody else get it first" - Iyania Vanzant
Coach Bernstein's family consists of husband David and her kids, Jerimiah, Benjamin, and Andrew.
Herb Jones is the coach for hurdles, long sprinting and endurance (mid-distance / distance) student-athletes. He provided training guidance that helped lead Zachary Charles to be crowned as the 300-meter intermediate hurdles 6A 2019 Georgia High School Association State Championship gold medalist and Nahil Perkins to become the runner-up silver medalist in the same race. Coach Jones is an IAAF Level 5 certified youth specialist, USATF Level 3 certified youth specialist, USATF Level 2 certified Endurance specialist, USATF Level 2 Certified Sprints, Hurdles & Relays specialist, and USATF Level 1 Certified Specialist. Additionally, he is certified in the following:
Coach Ferguson is an assistant sprint coach with USATF Level 1 Training in Progress and involved in the GATFXCCA Clinic 2019.
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Sugar Hill, Georgia


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When we're ready, come and create the place with us.
Before that, you can help us with finding the place, Portuguese language, ideas, etc. Let us know.
We appreciate your feedback.
When we're ready, come and create the place with us.
Before that, you can help us with finding the place, Portuguese language, ideas, etc. Let us know.
We appreciate your feedback.


NYT’s Paul Krugman: ‘The Deep State Contains Some Really Impressive, Principled People’
We’re supposed to be delighted that we have a thoroughly unimpressive shadow government ensuring the prog-globalist agenda marches on unimpeded no matter who we vote into office
by Chris Menahan | Information LiberationThe New York Times has gone from insisting the deep state “doesn’t exist” to admitting it’s real but insisting it’s totally awesome.
“One side lesson from this inquiry is that the Deep State contains some really impressive, principled people,” NYT columnist Paul Krugman said Thursday on Twitter. “Which is why Trump hates it so much.”
Two years earlier, they ran an article saying Trump was fighting a deep state “that doesn’t exist.”
We’re supposed to be delighted that we have a thoroughly unimpressive shadow government ensuring the prog-globalist agenda marches on unimpeded no matter who we vote into office.
https://twitter.com/ColumbiaBugle/status/1197739187027341312
The experts on every level of the 5G technology and implementation weigh in on their concerns for the public exposure to the untested technology. Plus Alex Jones bullhorns Tim Cook & Donald Trump to demand end of censorship! The Democratic debate revealed severe fractions within the party, but Dems can still defeat Trump if he doesn’t take a stand against censorship and political persecution. By the way, overhaul your body’s cellular engine with our fan-favorite DNA Force Plus!


The infobot connects to an Internet Relay Chat (IRC) server, joins some channels (maybe), and begins accumulating factoids. To run one, download the source, uncompress it, untar it, edit the config files, and it up.
Interacting with the bot is pretty straightforward. Most of the commands and variables available to users are listed below. The bot will interact via message or on-channel.
Saying something like "X is Y" somewhere that the infobot can see it will cause the bot to store a factoid, unless X is already defined. It sets the value of X to Y.
You can ask an infobot about something in a number of different ways, including "what is X?", "where is X?", or just plain "X?".
if you just want to change a part of a factoid, use
the s///
operator. you have to address the bot
or use a private medium to do this.
MyBot, X =~ s/A/B/
will change the first occurence of A to B in the factoid called X.
also
One can extend an existing factoid using the
keyword also
poink is also a silly word
forget
A factoid can easily be deleted by using
infobot, forget poink
no, ...
You can change the entry for a factoid completely using
no, infobot, x is wugga wugga.
which deletes the prior entry (if possible) and replaces it with the new one.
tell
A user can ask an infobot to tell someone else something.
infobot, tell fimmtiu about no web
karma for a concept may be incremented or decremeted using
++
and --
. You can get the
current karma 'score' for something by asking for it.
oznoid++
oznoid--
karma for oznoid
status
infobots reply to status requests.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Since Fri Mar 26 06:42:27 1999, there have been 409 modifications and 2604 questions. I have been awake for 5 days, 4 hours, 24 minutes, 18 seconds this session, and currently reference 47529 factoids.
join #infobot
On IRC, you can tell the infobot to join a channel that it's allowed to join with
infobot, join #infobot
If it is allowed to (in its paramter settings), it will try to join the channel.
part #infobot
This causes the bot to leave the given channel
infobot, part #infobot
leave
is a synonym for part
.
|
You can set a list from which to pick a random response by
using |
x is a|b|c|d
When x is asked about, the infobot will randomly choose from
the |
-spearated list.
<reply>
factoid tag.
Normally, when the infobot replies to "What is X", it says "X is Y". This form makes it just reply "Y".
X is <reply> Y
<action>
factoid tag (as of 0.43.5)
This causes the bot to respond as with
Use
will normally set
will set
The
Contains the nickname person currently addressing the bot.
It can be used effectively in replies.
Contains the current date and time, at the bot's host.
Retrieves the weather from NOAA station KAGC. See www.noaa.gov.
Note: Requires LWP.
Retrieves METAR info from NOAA station KAGC. See www.noaa.gov.
Note: Requires Geo::METAR and LWP.
performs DNS lookup or reverse-lookup on the hostname or IP.
gets the internic WHOIS record
gets the traceroute results from the bot's machine to the target machine. Summary only.
outputs a well-formed url for a search of IMDB (the Internet Movie DataBase), the Webster's 1913 dictionary, or the foldoc dictionary of geek terms.
webster for lucre
Users with the P (oP) flag can tell the bot
to ignore people or hostmasks. And 'unignore'.
use 'ignorelist' to get the current list of ignored masks,
if you have the P flag.
The 'p' (oP) flag in the userfile allows this
to work. You'll need to set a hostmask. See
If the bot owner (+O, Owner) says this or messages it to the bot,
it will kill itself.
X is <action> Y
\
to protect items from evaluation.
x is y is y
x =is=> y is y
, but
x \is y is y
x is y =is=> y
forget
and no
(update) operators apply before checking
for this. This is also useful for getting around the
dereferencing of "i" and "me" and so on.
$who
variable
nice day is <reply> you betcha, $who.
$date
variable
weather for KAGC
(0.43.6+)
metar KAGC
(0.43.6+)
nslookup irc.cs.cmu.edu
internic yahoo.com
traceroute apple.com
imdb for clerks
op
on channel
files/infobot.users
Also uses a
crypted password.
/msg <bot> <password> op
die
update_db
This takes a flat ascii file and inserts it into a DBM file. It creates a new DBM if it didn't exist.
scripts/update_db factpacks/code_to_country.txt infobot-is
will add the factoids in code_to_country.txt
to the infobot-is
DBM.
dump_db
The converse. It dumps out the DBM file to a flat ascii file. Note there is no extension on the DBM name, even though the system may use one.
scripts/dump_db infobot-is
Note there is no extension on the DBM name, even though the
system may use one (like .pag
and
.dir
or .db
).
nickometer
, by Adam Spiers. Guages
how 'lame' a nickname is, as a percentage!
nickometer l33tn1ck
babel.pl
by jdf. translates using the
babelfish
web site for machine translation.
In this implementation, English is assumed
to be the 'main' language, thus everything is
translated to
or from
another
language.
(x|translate) (to|from) (de|fr|pt|es|it|german|french|portugese|spanish|italian)
translate to german this is a test
x to german this is another test
x to de and a third
x from de ein bisschen Deutsch
German, French, Spanish, Italian, and Portugese are
currently supported by babelfish.
METAR
support, courtesy of mendel
metar KAGC
retrieves METAR information for KAGC, the Allegheny County airport station.
NOAA
weather station support, courtesy of oznoid
weather KAGC
retrieves the NOAA weather information from (in this example) KAGC. uses the same codes as metar info.
slashdot
headlines, originally from Chris Tessone,
current version from Rahga.
slashdot
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search google for foo
google for foo
altavista for foo
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The parameter file, usually in files/infobot.config
,
is the most direct way to customize the settings on your infobot.
The user file, usually in files/infobot.users
,
is the most direct way to customize the settings on your infobot.
There are certain items you may need to fiddle with in the main script of the infobot, but normally you shouldn't have to. The usual reasons are
If you get
infobot: Command not found.
or something like it, you need to edit the infobot script at the top level directory (the script named 'infobot') and set the path to you perl interpreter in the very first line of the script to
#!/path/to/perl
with, of course, the full path to your perl binary.
If you don't have . in your path, you will probably need to set some variables explicitly that are normally determined relative to the infobot script. This is done in the 'infobot' script.
Several add-ons, like weather
and
web search
require perl modules to
be installed. The easiest way to get all the
things you need is to install the CPAN.pm module,
available from CPAN, and use it to install what you need. This
is best done as root.
Once you have the CPAN module installed, use it to install the required modules:
install Bundle::LWP
install Geo::METAR
install WWW::Search
install WWW::Search::Google
This should be as simple as entering the infobot parent directory and executing
infobot
This starts up the script and generates a whole lot of text.
It's useful and interesting to see what's going on "in the
infobot's head". You can control the amount of verbage
that comes out with the VERBOSITY
parameter,
of you can dump all the output to the bitbucket and background
the process at the same time with
nohup infobot > /dev/null &
Should you choose to look at the stream if consciousness in the bot, and you haven't reduced the output to nothing or consigned it to the void, you will be presented with the console.
The first thing you should see, assuming all goes well with making a connection, is the motd (message-of-the-day) of the server the bot has been configured to connect to.
Next, you should see the result of the channel joins specified in the parameter files, and you may see the bot recognizing hostmasks of people in the userfile, if any have been put in there.
If you have the ansi_control
paramter set,
and your terminal supports it, the output will be in color.
NOTE that the 'console' is NOT interactive. You can't type anything into it; it's just for viewing what's going on.
cron
ning the infobot
You can set the infobot to automatically start up using
cron
. See the included example crontab
file, in files/infobot.crontab
infobot.users
, unless you changed the default),
you can just say or message 'die' to the bot.
Otherwise, kill the process or hit control-c in the console.


Enum PixelFormat
The pixel format to be set
Namespace: Bitmovin.Api.Sdk.Models
Assembly: Bitmovin.Api.Sdk.dll
Syntax
public enum PixelFormat
Fields
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| YUV410P | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV411P | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV420P | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV420P10BE | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV420P10LE | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV420P12BE | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV420P12LE | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV422P | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV422P10BE | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV422P10LE | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV422P12BE | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV422P12LE | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV440P | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV440P10BE | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV440P10LE | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV440P12BE | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV440P12LE | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV444P | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV444P10BE | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV444P10LE | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV444P12BE | The pixel format to be set |
| YUV444P12LE | The pixel format to be set |
| YUVJ411P | The pixel format to be set |
| YUVJ420P | The pixel format to be set |
| YUVJ422P | The pixel format to be set |
| YUVJ440P | The pixel format to be set |
| YUVJ444P | The pixel format to be set |


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This article briefly examines some aspects of trust and vulnerability on lightning networks. The observations herein are general and apply to multiple lightning networks, including those of Bitcoin and Litecoin. Questions answered in this article include:
When a payer coordinates a payment to a payee via a lightning network, the payer has to trust that the payee will at least:
In these respects, the payer is fully trusting of (vulnerable to) the payee. Even an honest payee can fail to protect the payment preimage from attack. A dishonest payee, even after having received payment, may simply repudiate a payment as there is not even a cryptographic proof provided to the payer that the payee acknowledged or received the payment. The maximum security level of a payment is bounded by the security of the payee's node/server/preimage datastore. When a payment preimage is not properly controlled, then an associated payment is susceptible to being claimed by an intermediate node on the payment route. Therefore, the actions of a payee can make the payer unknowingly vulnerable to other nodes that the payer selects to be on the payment route. How does a payer determine that a payment hash has not been reused, disclosed, or otherwise compromised? There is no way for the payer to know prior to attempting to send a payment. After sending payment, the vulnerability only becomes apparent when the payee claims that no payment was received. In this model, the payer is always vulnerable to intermediate nodes on the payment route and it is the case that the vulnerability of one node can increase the vulnerability of other nodes on the network.
To understand why the payer must trust the payee for the items above, let's review how payments on the network work. Each hop in a lightning network payment performs a contract where the current node says to the next node, "I'll pay you to disclose to me a preimage/secret that has this SHA256 hash value". Each node along the payment route performs this contract with the next node, until finally the next node knows the preimage and returns it in order to claim the promised payment. The payment stops propagating along the route at this point and the preimage propagates back to the payer node. This is how the guarantee of payment gets pulled along the route and incentivies off-chain updating of channel balances. In the best case, the only node that can disclose the preimage is the route's final intended payee node. But, that is not the case when the payee's recipient node is breached (or when a dishonest payee conspires to share the preimage) and the preimage is made available to an intermediate node on the payment route. Stated simply, a payment should only route as far along a payment route as the first node on the route that knows a preimage for the payment hash. Past that point, there is no incentive for the node to pay another node for the knowledge that it already has. Because of this, reused payment hashes have been referred to as "free money for relaying nodes". This is why it is not safe to accept tips/payment to, for example, a noninteractively published BOLT 11 invoice.
For more info, see the Developer documentation, that states:
"An attacker could save the preimages they’ve seen and reuse it for another payment that is reusing the invoice. Therefore, failure to generate new payment requests means that an on-path attacker can steal the payment en route."
The Lightning Network paper has this to say:
"In the event that R gets disclosed to the participants halfway through expiry along the path (e.g. day 2), then it is possible for some parties along the path to be enriched."
Note that even though a dishonest payee can always simply deny having received a payment, a dishonest payee may desire to conspire with intermediate nodes on the payment route in order to increase deniability. For example, if operators of intermediate nodes on the payment route are honest and contactable (or able to be subpoenaed) then they may be able to provide evidence that substantiates a payer's claim of payment. By sniping the payment via an intermediate node, the dishonest payee actually creates evidence contrary to such a claim of payment.
It follows that when the preimage can originate from an arbitrary node on the payment route, knowledge of a particular payment preimage does not provide sufficient proof that a successful payment occurred. Simply, the payer node promised to pay for some data that hashed to a particular value, and that data is what it received. Also, as can be plainly seen, knowledge of a payment preimage does not prove that payment of a lightning network invoice was attempted. Such knowledge can be obtained in other ways, such as via a data leak, an accident, reuse, dishonesty, use of non-unique or predictable hash inputs, etc...
When considering a payment being routed through at least one intermediate node, it is plainly obvious that knowledge of a payment preimage is shared with each node and is not individually linked to the payer of a lightning network invoice. That is, more than one node will necessarily have such knowledge. Therefore, a payment preimage should not normally be used alone to authenticate payment (especially for those transacting non-de minimis aggregate value). It is also possible to reuse a payment preimage for more than one invoice. In such a case, would knowledge of the preimage authenticate the payer of one, both, or neither invoice? As another example, when selling physical items, it is not advisable for a merchant to noninteractively publish a unique lightning network invoice for each unique item being sold. In such a case, the merchant might want to authenticate messages from customers (e.g.- to add destination shipping instructions) via knowledge of the payment preimage. As discussed already, it would not be advisable for the merchant to authenticate messages in this manner since operators of intermediate nodes could confuse the merchant and misdirect the shipment of the goods.
For the purposes of this article, a payment hash is simply the output of a single application of the SHA-256 message digest function to an input value. The input to the function is known as the payment preimage and is assumed to be unique, unpredictable, and chosen uniformly from the range of possible input values. For example:
Given an input having the qualities mentioned above, and assuming SHA-256 is preimage resistant, then given a hash value and the challenge to solve a puzzle by producing a corresponding preimage yielding the hash value, it is assumed that simply computing the preimage is infeasible. Also, due to SHA-256's conjectured second-preimage resistance, it is assumed to be infeasible to find a preimage other than the one originally intended that maps to the same hash value. With this background knowledge it is already easy to see that knowledge of a preimage in and of itself proves nothing about payment of an invoice. At a basic level, knowledge of such a preimage and hash value pair only demonstrates that one knows an input that produces the particular output hash value when processed through a function that is at least partially consistent with SHA-256. Within the context of a lightning network, a payment preimage is intended to be used as a secret nonce that has the primary function of allowing nodes along a payment route to reliably pull payment along.
As discussed in this article, a lightning network invoice is a BOLT 11 document. In short, an invoice is an advertisement by a lightning network node (i.e.- a payment destination) that it knows a preimage for a specific hash value and that it will disclose the preimage in exchange for a payment. Usually a specific amount of value to pay is provided, but it is not mandatory. Note that there is no restriction (and one can not exist, nor be enforced by the network) that the node advertising this knowledge accept payment of the invoice only one time, or for a particular amount. In fact, a pathological node can accept any payment on any route that it is a part of and for which it has knowledge of the payment preimage.


Blog/Press Release
An integral aspect of being a scientist is sharing our knowledge with the broader public. Scientific reports and presentations are one way, but not a very good way to communicate with the public. Even scientists and scholars have trouble understanding technical and sub-discipline specific information outside of their specialty. One great way to share your results is through a blog or news release. These forms of communication take your findings or information and make it understandable to an educated but non-expert person. Below are reasons why scientists should blog and how to do it best.
Science communication is less about translating scientific findings and more about sparking curiosity. Almost every child at some point loves science, but many (most?) adults seem to have little care for science where did the passion go? Being a civic-minded scientist means being a part of your community and working to demonstrate the power that scientific research has in its effort to ask and answer questions. Too often scientists find themselves defending themselves from accusations of waste and irrelevance. When those scientists then go to talk to people about the importance of their work, almost everyone can agree that what they do matters. Many others have argued for the general importance of communicating science and the overall benefit that engaged scientists and informed citizens provide (here, here, here, and here)
Benefits of Blogging
Next Scientist provided a number of reasons why running a science blog is good for graduate students
- Boosts your career
- Helps you keep learning
Having a blog allows you to showcase your work and get feedback
You have to stay on top of the literature and push yourself to learn new things. You can also work on your writing and communication.
Tips for Science Writing
The American Scientist editors wrote a list of tips for science writing. I'll pull out just the tips and let you follow the link for more information.
- Your first sentence must be indelible
- Know where you are taking the reader first and then tell them
- Each subsection and paragraph is a potential pathway into the text for a scanning reader
- Questions generally make poor topic sentences
- In the same vein, each subsection needs to transition the reader from one idea to the next
- Stop listing things—just stop
- Use the first person
- If you want people to understand that a problem addressed by your research affects real people, you need to illustrate the problem by telling a story about real people
- Use your audience's lexicon
- When you feel you are done writing, don't just stop in your tracks once you’ve added the last bit of information you’d planned to include
- Avoid passive voice and clunky sentence structures
- Write for the readers
A few years ago I tweeted to a blogger that I follow what their best practices were for blogging and you can find that here (below are just the headlines, follow the link for more)
- Think like a scientist but write like a blogger
- Don't dumb down
- …start by blogging about your own sub-speciality
- Use (borrow) images
- Be openly opinionated
- Be new
A few years ago The Guardian newspaper had a great series on the Secrets of Good Science Writing
- How to pitch articles to editors
- How to report form a science conference
- How to avoid common mistakes in science writing
- How to create a successful science blog
- How to write a science feature
- Talk to me! Top tips for conducting interviews with scientists
- How to write a science news story based on a research paper
- Be open about what you think
- A good story conveys wonderment
References
Peironcely, J. (2012). 9 reasons why running a science bolog is good for you. Retrieved from http://www.nextscientist.com/9-reasons-science-blog-good-for-you/
Burke, K.L. (2015). 12 tips for scientists writing for the general public. Retrieved from http://www.americanscientist.org/blog/pub/12-tips-for-scientists-writing-for-the-general-public
Neuroskeptic. (2013). How To Science Blog. Retrieved from http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/neuroskeptic/2013/10/19/science-blog/
Halfmann, K. (2017). Nancy Baron: How and why to effectively communicate scientific research. Retrieved from http://mailchi.mp/gwis/gwis-lead-july-2017-scicomm-with-nancy-baron?e=%5BUNIQID
Safina, C. Why communicate science? Retrieved from https://www.aps.org/publications/apsnews/201210/backpage.cfm
Feliú-Mójer, M. Effective communication, Better science. Retrieved from https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/effective-communication-better-science/
Fischhoff, B. The science of science communication. Retrieved from http://www.pnas.org/content/110/Supplement_3/14033.full
Kahn, D. Scientists increasingly speak out. Retrieved from https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/scientists-increasingly-speak-out/?WT.mc_id=SA_FB_POLE_NEWS


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THE PRINCE OF EGYPT (1998)
Rating: 3.0 stars (out of 4.0) ******************************** Key to rating system: 2.0 stars - Debatable 2.5 stars - Some people may like it 3.0 stars - I liked it 3.5 stars - I am biased in favor of the movie 4.0 stars - I felt the movie's impact personally or it stood out ********************************* A Movie Review by David Sunga
Directed by: Brenda Chapman, Steve Hickner, and Simon Wells
Adapted from the biblical tale in the book of Exodus.
Ingredients: Two brothers, ancient Egypt, Hebrew people escaping slavery
Starring: The voices of Val Kilmer, Ralph Fiennes, Sandra Bullock, Danny Glover, Jeff Goldblum, Steve Martin, Helen Mirren, Michelle Pfeiffer, Martin Short, and Patrick Stewart
Synopsis: The problem begins when a dominant Egyptian culture enslaves members of a regional Hebrew immigrant minority as a labor force for public works. Moses (Val Kilmer), born a Hebrew, is adopted and educated among the affluent, advanced society of Egypt, the reigning superpower of its time. After accidentally slaying an Egyptian, Moses returns to the Hebrews and becomes the founder of a divine anti-slavery movement. A strategy of deliberate collateral casualties - - through divine biological warfare (plagues) - - is used to leverage superpower compliance with the demands for autonomy.
Moses is deeply disturbed because his abolitionist beliefs put him at odds with his beloved brother Ramses (Ralph Fiennes). When an opportunity arises for the Egyptian military to retaliate, the two clashing ethnic groups - - one led by Moses and the opposing group led by his brother - - meet at the Sea of Reeds for a final showdown.
Opinion: Despite being a cartoon adapted from a 1500 BC story, the themes of THE PRINCE OF EGYPT- - an affluent dominant society in terror; collateral damage to leverage political goals; religious fundamentalist movements; rejection of superpower culture; families torn apart by issues, and; mysterious biological warfare - - are relevant, 20th Century dilemmas.
Of the 10 Plagues of Egypt, three are periodic natural disasters (hail, desert locusts, sandstorms, fire, darkness and tidal waves possibly from the 1500 BC Santorini volcanic eruption), and the other seven can be duplicated through dinoflagellates, microbes, germ-carrying insects, and introducing mycotoxin-producing fungus to food supplies stored in silos and granaries to create poisoning levels strong enough to kill small "firstborn" children housed in unmarked areas served by those supplies. Fortunately for modern times, a strategy of deliberately inflicting collateral casualties is considered militarily unethical, and most modern nations have ratified the 1972 Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention (BWC) which bans attacking populations with biblical-style plagues and toxins.
The child-friendly THE PRINCE OF EGYPT is an animated musical that is mostly about hope and emancipation, along with an interesting new angle to the familiar tale. Its main dramatic emphasis is on the inner reluctance Moses feels when his love for his Egyptian royal brother comes into conflict with his brother's advocacy of morally untenable slavery. Aside from being a family film, THE PRINCE OF EGYPT is also a musical event of sorts. In addition to the soundtrack album, two simultaneous spinoff CD's are being released: THE PRINCE OF EGYPT - NASHVILLE, and THE PRINCE OF EGYPT - INSPIRATIONAL.
There are two minor weaknesses to the film: the sound effects, and the characterization of Moses. Regarding sound, scenes where legions of frogs erupt out of the water, or where the Reed Sea comes crashing down upon the Egyptian army have the potential to fill the theater with a dramatic, living cacophony, but these opportunities go relatively silent. As for Moses, the character starts out with vitality in the beginning of the story. But towards the end - - just when he should be supercharged with passion, faith, leadership, and conviction - - Moses seems a hesitant, reluctant emissary, relying on his sister Miriam for moral support.
On the other hand, THE PRINCE OF EGYPT has many strengths. It includes a beautiful musical score with excellent tunes. Secondly, the voices are done well. These days animation, which is advancing by technological leaps and bounds and becoming more popular, often makes better acting than real life because it is able to free actors and actresses from burdensome stereotypes created when the audience can see their appearance. Finally, THE PRINCE OF EGYPT is visually impressive in that it integrates topnotch cartooning with computer generated effects to produce a seamless and extraordinary story universe. The parting of the Reed Sea is particularly impressive.
Reviewed by David Sunga December 18, 1998
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The other advantage of indexing is that it often makes possible early detection of determinacy, even if cuts are not included in the program. For example, consider the following simple predicate, which joins two lists together:
concat([], L, L). concat([X|L1], L2, [X|L3]) :- concat(L1, L2, L3).
If this predicate is called with an instantiated first
argument, the first argument indexing of SICStus
Prolog will recognize that the call is determinate—only one of
the two clauses for concat/3
can possibly apply. Thus, the
Prolog system knows it does not have to store backtracking
information for the call. This significantly reduces memory use and
execution time.
Determinacy detection can also reduce the number of cuts in predicates. In the above example, if there was no indexing, a cut would not strictly be needed in the first clause as long as the predicate was always to be called with the first argument instantiated. If the first clause matched, the second clause could not possibly match; discovery of this fact, however, would be postponed until backtracking. The programmer might thus be tempted to use a cut in the first clause to signal determinacy and recover space for backtracking information as early as possible.
With indexing, if the example predicate is always called with its first argument instantiated, backtracking information is never stored. This gives substantial performance improvements over using a cut rather than indexing to force determinacy. At the same time greater flexibility is maintained: the predicate can now be used in a nondeterminate fashion as well, as in
| ?- concat(L1, L2, [a,b,c,d]).
which will generate on backtracking all the possible partitions of
the list [a,b,c,d]
on backtracking. If a cut
had been used in the first clause, this would not work.


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Shutdown in several areas in Kashmir as threatening posters appear overnight
In the Civil Lines areas and other parts of the Valley, life was limping back to normalcy.
by PTISeveral areas in Kashmir, including parts of Srinagar, witnessed a complete shutdown on Wednesday as threatening posters appeared overnight, even as life in the Civil Lines here was limping back to normalcy, officials said.
There was a complete shutdown in several areas in downtown (Old City) of Srinagar on Wednesday as shopkeepers did not open their business establishments in the morning, they said.
They officials said the shutdown was also witnessed in Ganderbal town in central Kashmir and Anantnag town in south Kashmir.
They said the shutdown was being observed after some miscreants threatened the shopkeepers and posters, warning them of dire consequences if they opened their business establishments, appeared at some places overnight.
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I'd like to start off that by saying I take a dose of '700mg', it's not pure DMAE. It's DMAE Bitartrate, and in each 350mg capsule there is only 130mg DMAE, along with Vitamin B-6 (as PAK) and Pantotheic acid. This dosage seems to be plenty (260mg), and if anyone confused the 700mg capsule dose with 700mg pure DMAE, they would likely have some negative side effects (nothing major... muscle pains and insomnia).
I started off taking one 350mg (130mg DMAE) capsule after lunch for a week. There were slight stimulant affects apparent throughout the day, but nothing too unusual. These mild effects seemed to be magnified with my use of caffeine or chewing tobacco. I eventually stopped using the chewing tobacco within the week (it wasn't something I was addicted to, I just used it occasionally for mild stimulant effect).
At the two week point I raised my dosage to 700mg (260mg DMAE). One capsule after lunch, one after dinner. Basically the effects were the same, mild stimulant effect, until about the four week mark. The stimulant effect was maintained, but I was also able to focus much better than normal. Ideas flowed more easily, thoughts were more rational, and judgement was more critical. This is a major plus when working with my calculus homework or writing a paper. It's nothing monumental, but the ability to slightly focus easier is a definite advantage.
... but on to my favorite part about DMAE.
I'm an avid lucid-dreamer and out of body experience enthusiast. For about three years I've had at least one lucid dream a night and controlled out of body experiences at least once a week. This comes from countless books and research, hours of practice, and infinite patience. I'm able to recognize each REM cycle, and like I said, I usually dont have more than one lucid dream a night. But after taking DMAE (even the first night), all dreams became incredibly vivid (not lucid). From such vivid dreams I was able to turn them into lucid dreams, but in the past my dreams were never so vivid at every REM cycle.
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SingleFiledLayout lays out components singled filed. This layout manager is like FlowLayout except that all components are placed in a single row or column.
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BOTTOM
Bottom justify components |
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CENTER
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COLUMN
Align components in a column |
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Default gap -- derived classes may override |
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FULL
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protected int |
justification
LEFT, TOP, CENTER, FULL, BOTTOM, RIGHT -- how should components of different sizes be aligned |
static int |
LEFT
Left justify components |
protected int |
orientation
ROW or COLUMN -- should the components be aligned in a row or column |
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RIGHT
Right justify components |
static int |
ROW
Align components in a row |
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SingleFiledLayout(int orientation)
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Adds the specified component with the specified name to the layout. |
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layoutContainer(java.awt.Container container)
To lay out the specified container using this layout. |
java.awt.Dimension |
minimumLayoutSize(java.awt.Container container)
Determines the minimum size of the container argument using this layout. |
java.awt.Dimension |
preferredLayoutSize(java.awt.Container container)
Determines the preferred size of the container argument using this layout. |
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Removes the specified component with the specified name from the layout. |
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public static final int TOP
public static final int CENTER
public static final int FULL
public static final int BOTTOM
public static final int RIGHT
public static int DEFAULT_GAP
protected int orientation
protected int justification
protected int gap
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orientation
- ROW or COLUMN -- should the components be aligned in
a row or columnpublic SingleFiledLayout(int orientation, int justification, int gap)
orientation
- ROW or COLUMN -- should the components be aligned in
a row or columnjustification
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layoutContainer
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container
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preferredLayoutSize
in interface java.awt.LayoutManager
container
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The Right to be forgotten is the right related to personal data protection, it can be defined as the right of the owner of a piece of information to delete or de-index it from search engines, when considered outdated and affecting personal fundamental rights.
Regarding this particular aspect of the law, some important events occurred in the last few years:
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30 OCT 2000 | Habeas Data proclamation (Law about personal data protection)
27 MAR 2005 | Italian Data Protection Authority ruling about Right to be forgotten
13 OCT 2010 | Chartes du droit à l’oubli numérique
25 JAN 2012 | Reding’s proposal is to be applied by 2015
13 MAY 2014 | European Court ruling (Costeja case)
The aim of the research was to identify how this topic is debated on the web, what are the elements that are more controversial and how they are treated by the main speakers.
While in the beginning it wasn’t a very debated topic, it became so in the last year, after the European Court of Justice ruled on the Costeja vs. Google Spain Case, in which the search engine was declared responsible for the information it provides.
The ruling of the European Court of Justice established a vague set of rules that search engines are bound to follow from now on, as to say: if you are to be considered a public figure or not, if the piece of information is outdated or still relevant, if said information is of public interest. With no specific line to follow, Google became the main “censor” of the web, with no intention of being so, but bound to.
Given the vital importance of Google on the web, this ruling highlighted the main fear against the Right to be forgotten, namely the fact that the freedom of information may be overcome by censorship.
The right to be forgotten can be considered as an attempt to contain the liquidity of the web.
The other side of the coin of this right is the Streisand Effect, as to say, the fact that the more you ask that information about you is to be removed, the more the web talk about the fact that you want some information about you to be cancelled, leading eventually to people knowing about what you want others to forget.
The Streisand Effect is the proof of said liquidity: since the internet is a "flux" of information, trying to contain it leads to the opposite result, in which the information multiply and fuel itself even more. This liquidity is shown in both the WIkipedia and Google environments analysis, where in the former we saw how the discussion in an open platform self-organizes and creates a net of connections, while in the latter it proved how the more you ask for oblivion the more people talk about you.
The de-indexing by search engines is an effort to push the boundaries between the major themes of this controversy, namely Online Privacy and Freedom of information, in favor of the first one. However, the particular "liquid" state of the Freedom of information on the internet makes this de-indexing a non solution.


CiteIt.net allows inline popup quotations use the <q> tag:
In Chapter 5 of Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth confesses how Darcy offended her, saying:I could easily forgive his pride, if he had not mortified mine.
I think that Judaism has the same problem that any thick civilization has in a world in which, as you say, context is stripped away. And not only is context stripped away, but attention to any one thing is canter and less than it used to be. So, for example, a lot of Jewish commentary is based on your recognizing the reference that I make. Who recognizes references anymore? Because people don’t spend years studying books.
You can mark up the quote with html tags such as <ul>, <li>, <b> or any other tag that will not change the text version of the quote when the hmtl is converted to text.
When you cite a YouTube video, in addition to looking up the 500 characters of transcript context, CiteIt's WordPress Plugin embeds a hidden iframe, starting at the video's start time if you include the time offset in your link.
- a Western is where is conceptually a world in which there is no law and order and a man shows up and imposes personally law and order on the territory the community right
- so there is also a eastern what is in Eastern and Eastern is a place where by contrast is a story where they're like I got this straight it was four types the Eastern is where there is law and order there is so there are institutions of Justice but they are have been subverted by people from within so an Eastern would be the Serpico is an Eastern it's a crooked cop who is it's the bad apple who has you know screwed up there there's lots of tons and tons of of Hollywood movies are Easterns
- the northern is the case where law and order exists and law notre is morally righteous system works law know that show law and order is a northern it's a functioning apparatus of Justice which reliably and accurately produces the right the correct result in confronting criminality every single day when it's on TV
- the southern is where the the entirely the southern is all John Grisham novels or Southern's they are where the entire apparatus is corrupt and where the reformer is not an insider but an outsider
Reply-All did a story in 2018 about how the New York City's CompStat Crime-Tracking System was developed and how the Police Department changed with the introduction and use of the computer system.
The result was that police officers are given quotas for the number of summons (tickets) they need to issue, forcing them to trump up the charges if necessary. It's a story that illustrates the perils of broken-glass policing and how policing evolved in New York City and other cities:
PEDRO: Some guy jumps out.  You know, we were just shaking our heads like, “What did you give him?” “Blocking pedestrian traffic.” And they just start laughing. I'm like, oh wow. All right. So we move on.
PJ: Pedro says the next stop was this Mexican man who was just sitting alone on a stoop. They wrote him up for the exact same thing: Blocking pedestrian traffic.
PEDRO: And this was all night until all of us–there was like a four or five of us in the van, until everyone had five.
PJ: Pedro was so confused by what had had happened that night, he actually went home, and looked up the definition of blocking pedestrian traffic. These guys had not been blocking pedestrian traffic. This was absurd. And Pedro didn't know it, but all over the city cops were getting pushed in the exact same way -- to aggressively write summonses to people for doing seemingly nothing. I talked to another cop, this guy in Brooklyn named Edwin Raymond.
EDWIN RAYMOND: After the academy, I would run into officers that I was in the academy with. And it’d be like, “Oh, hey, what's up? Are you still at transit?” And the third question, without fail, the third question was always, “What do they want from you guys over there?” That’s how much this is part of the culture.
(In the future I would like this embeded audio player to be generated automatically from the citation (just like the YouTube example) and start from a timestamp, which in this case is 2:37)
This quote is from the beginning of Reply-All's superb two-part series called: The Crime Machine Part 1 Part 2.
This example is useful because the html code has been supplemented with meta-data:
<blockquote cite="https://gimletmedia.com/shows/reply-all/o2hx34/127-the-crime-machine-part-i" data-citeit-cited-audio_url='https://soundcloud.com/replyall/127-the-crime-machine-part-i' data-citeit-cited-audio_start_time='157' data-citeit-cited-transcript_url='https://gimletmedia.com/shows/reply-all/o2hx34/127-the-crime-machine-part-i' data-citeit-citing-tags='reply-all-podcast, police, crime, crime-history, new-york-city, comsats, jack-maple' data-citeit-cited-title='The Crime Machine, Part I, Episode 127' data-citeit-cited-authors_names='PJ Vogt' data-citeit-cited-authors_twitter='@PJVogt' data-citeit-cited-authors_entities='Reply-All' data-citeit-cited-authors_entities_urls = "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reply_All_(podcast)" data-citeit-cited-series = 'Reply-All' data-citeit-cited-embed-url = 'https://player.gimletmedia.com:443/o2hx34' data-citeit-cited-series-url="https://gimletmedia.com/shows/reply-all/episodes" data-citeit-cited-series-youtube="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS8aEHTqDvpInY9kslUOOK8Qj_-B91o_W" data-citeit-cited-event_date='2018-10-12' >
Here's an example of a site that is not a normal html site, but rather the page the reader visits is generated from javascript. A site-specific adaptor for the Document class generates the transcript from a javascript API.
In the future, it would be nice to embeded an audio player similar to the one used on the oyez site, which plays the audio when a transcript line is clicked on. This would require createing a data format which maps transcript text to it's corresponding time.
In Citizens United vs FEC, Justice Anthony Kennedy expressed his concern that the valuable knowledge of corporations would be suppressed by a ban on corporate campagin funding.The government silences a corporate objector, and those corporations may have the most knowledge of this on the subject.
Corporations have lots of knowledge about environment, transportation issues, and you are silencing them during the election.
Though there may be something to Justice Kennedy's concern, I suspect the type of corporate "knowlegede transfer" that he describes is atypical:
Rather than expressing their "knowledge" in a 90-minute documentary or even an informative 1-minute commercial, in actual practice, most big corporate donors instead pay a group of political operators to set up a "front group" to develop a provocative 1-minute ad on an unrelated wedge issue. Kennedy's preoccupation about "knowlege" is mostly hypothetical and could be protected by a exception for the actual transfer of the corporations' subject-matter expertise.


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- __construct() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Constructor
- __construct() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce
- Constructor
- __construct() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Constructor
- __construct() - Method in class Riak\Link
- Constructor
- __construct() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce\Phase
- Constructor
- __construct() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Constructor
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- add() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation.
- add() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce
- Add inputs to a map/reduce operation.
- add() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation.
- addBucket() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce
- Add bucket
- addBucketKeyData() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce
- Add bucket key data
- addLink() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Add a link to a \Riak\Object.
- addObject() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce
- Add object
B
- bucket() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Get the bucket by the specified name.
- Bucket() - Class in namespace Riak
- The \Riak\Bucket object allows you to access and change information
about a Riak bucket, and provides methods to create or retrieve
objects within the bucket.
- buckets() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Get all buckets
- buildRestPath() - Method in class Riak\Utils
- Given a \Riak\Client, \Riak\Bucket, Key, LinkSpec, and Params, construct and return a URL.
C
- clear() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Reset this object.
- Client() - Class in namespace Riak
- The \Riak\Client object holds information necessary to connect to
Riak.
- contents() - Method in class Riak\StringIO
- Get contents
D
- delete() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Delete this object from Riak.
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- exists() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Return true if the object exists, false otherwise.
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- get() - Method in class Riak\Link
- Retrieve the \Riak\Object to which this link points.
- get() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Retrieve a JSON-encoded object from Riak.
- getAllowMultiples() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Retrieve the 'allow multiples' setting.
- getBinary() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Retrieve a binary/string object from Riak.
- getBinary() - Method in class Riak\Link
- Retrieve the \Riak\Object to which this link points, as a binary.
- getBucket() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Get bucket
- getBucket() - Method in class Riak\Link
- Get bucket name
- getClient() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Get client
- getClientID() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Get the clientID for this \Riak\Client.
- getContentType() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Get the content type of this object.
- getData() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Get the data stored in this object.
- getDW() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Get the DW-value for this ClientOBject
- getDW() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Get the DW-value for this bucket, if it is set, otherwise return
the DW-value for the client.
- getHost() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Get server host
- getJsonize() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Get jsonize flag
- getKeep() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce\Phase
- Get 'keep' flag
- getKey() - Method in class Riak\Link
- Get key
- getKey() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Get key
- getKeys() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Retrieve an array of all keys in this bucket.
- getLinks() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Return an array of \Riak\Link objects.
- getMapredPrefix() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Get Map/Reduce prefix
- getName() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Get name
- getNVal() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Retrieve the N-value for this bucket.
- getPort() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Get server port
- getPrefix() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Get prefix
- getProperties() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Retrieve an associative array of all bucket properties.
- getProperty() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Retrieve a bucket property.
- getR() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Get the R-value for this bucket, if it is set, otherwise return
the R-value for the client.
- getR() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Get the R-value setting for this \Riak\Client.
- getSibling() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Retrieve a sibling by sibling number.
- getSiblingCount() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Get the number of siblings that this object contains.
- getSiblings() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Retrieve an array of siblings.
- getTag() - Method in class Riak\Link
- Get tag
- getValue() - Method in class Riak\Utils
- Get array cell value
- getW() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Get the W-value setting for this \Riak\Client
- getW() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Get the W-value for this bucket, if it is set, otherwise return
the W-value for the client.
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- hasSiblings() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Return true if this object has siblings.
- httpRequest() - Method in class Riak\Utils
- Given a Method, URL, Headers, and Body, perform and HTTP request,
and return an array of arity 2 containing an associative array of
response headers and the response body.
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- isAlive() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Check if the Riak server for this \Riak\Client is alive.
- isEqual() - Method in class Riak\Link
- Return true if the links are equal.
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- keyFilter() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce
- Add a key filter to the map/reduce operation.
- keyFilterAnd() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce
- Add a key filter to the map/reduce operation.
- keyFilterOperator() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce
- Adds a key filter to the map/reduce operation.
- keyFilterOr() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce
- Add a key filter to the map/reduce operation.
L
- link() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation.
- link() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce
- Add a link phase to the map/reduce operation.
- link() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation.
- Link() - Class in namespace Riak
- The \Riak\Link object represents a link from one object to another.
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- map() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce
- Add a map phase to the map/reduce operation.
- map() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation.
- map() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation.
- MapReduce() - Class in namespace Riak
- The \Riak\MapReduce object allows you to build up and run a map/reduce operation on Riak.
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- newBinary() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Create a new Riak object that will be stored as plain text/binary.
- newObject() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Create a new Riak object that will be stored as JSON.
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- Object() - Class in namespace Riak
- The \Riak\Object holds meta information about a Riak object, plus the object's data.
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- parseHttpHeaders() - Method in class Riak\Utils
- Parse an HTTP Header string into an asssociative array of response headers.
- Phase() - Class in namespace Riak\MapReduce
- The \Riak\MapReduce\Phase holds information about a Map phase or
Reduce phase in a \Riak\MapReduce operation.
- Phase() - Class in namespace Riak\Link
- The \Riak\Link\Phase object holds information about a Link phase in a map/reduce operation.
- populate() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Given the output of \Riak\Utils::httpRequest and a list of
statuses, populate the object.
- populateLinks() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Populate links
R
- reduce() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce
- Add a reduce phase to the map/reduce operation.
- reduce() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation.
- reduce() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation.
- reload() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Reload the object from Riak.
- removeLink() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Remove a link to a \Riak\Object.
- run() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce
- Run the map/reduce operation.
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- search() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce
- Begin a map/reduce operation using a Search.
- search() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Start assembling a Map/Reduce operation.
- setAllowMultiples() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- If set to true, then writes with conflicting data will be stored
and returned to the client.
- setBucket() - Method in class Riak\Link
- Set bucket name
- setClientID() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Set the clientID for this \Riak\Client.
- setContentType() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Set the content type of this object.
- setData() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Set the data stored in this object.
- setDW() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Set the DW-value for this bucket.
- setDW() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Set the DW-value for this \Riak\Client.
- setJsonize() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Set jsonize flag
- setKeep() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce\Phase
- Set 'keep' flag
- setKey() - Method in class Riak\Link
- Set key
- setNVal() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Set the N-value for this bucket, which is the number of replicas
that will be written of each object in the bucket.
- setProperties() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Set multiple bucket properties in one call.
- setProperty() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Set a bucket property.
- setR() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Set the R-value for this \Riak\Client.
- setR() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Set the R-value for this bucket.
- setTag() - Method in class Riak\Link
- Set tag
- setW() - Method in class Riak\Bucket
- Set the W-value for this bucket.
- setW() - Method in class Riak\Client
- Set the W-value for this \Riak\Client.
- status() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Get the HTTP status from the last operation on this object.
- store() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Store the object in Riak.
- StringIO() - Class in namespace Riak
- Private class used to accumulate a CURL response.
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- toArray() - Method in class Riak\MapReduce\Phase
- Convert the object to an associative array.
- toLinkHeader() - Method in class Riak\Link
- Convert this \Riak\Link object to a link header string.
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- Utils() - Class in namespace Riak
- Utility functions used by Riak library.
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- vclock() - Method in class Riak\Object
- Get the vclock of this object.
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- Write


--- author: alunny categories: app date: '2010-01-20 00:00:00' link: http://blogs.nitobi.com/andrew/2010/08/22/iOSDevCamp-Seattle permalink: /2010/01/20/iosdevcamp-seattle/ slug: iosdevcamp-seattle status: publish title: iOSDevCamp Seattle type: post format: html ---
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I had a really great time at iOSDevCamp Seattle this weekend, put on by Brian Fling and the guys from pinch/zoom. I was fortunate enough to speak there about PhoneGap - you can see my slides above and the video here.


When dealing with a large result set, we can page through the result set by using Cloudant Query's bookmark feature. Each result set that is returned containes a 'bookmark' string. By passing the bookmark back to Cloudant Query in a subsequent request, we are returned the next page of results and another bookmark string.
The first request asks for movies made after 1970, sorted by year, in blocks of 10:
curl -X POST https://myaccount.cloudant.com/movies/_find -d '{ "selector": { "year": { "$gt": 1970 }}, "sort": [ { "year:number": "asc"}], "limit": 10 }'
The second request contains the same query elements but adds the 'bookmark' received in the first request's response:
curl -X POST https://myaccount.cloudant.com/movies/_find -d '{ "selector": { "year": { "$gt": 1970 }}, "sort": [ { "year:number": "asc"}], "limit": 10, "bookmark":"g1AAAAJGeJzLYWBg4MhgTmFQSElKzi9KdUhJMtYrSS0uqTQwMNFLzskvTUnMK9HLSy3JAapkSmRIkv"}'
Use the buttons below to page through the result set:


Survey Form
This survey is part of the assignment I've to complete for the FreeCodeCamp tutorial on Responsive web design
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This survey is part of the assignment I've to complete for the FreeCodeCamp tutorial on Responsive web design
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Candy Land Trails
A totally accurate simulation of pioneer life on the sweetest trail ever.
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for the temporary relief of occasional minor irritation and pain, associated with:
Allergy alert: Do not use if you have a history of allergy to local anesthetics such as procaine, butacaine, benzocaine or other "caine" anesthetics.
Flammable. Do not use near fire or flame. Avoid smoking during use.
Methemoglobinemia has been reported following the use of benzocaine on extremely rare occasions. Intravenous methylene blue is the specific therapy for this condition.
If more than used for pain is accidentally swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center immediately.
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Targeting the Cell’s Stress Pathways for Therapeutic Benefit
Speaker: Peter Walter (USA)
Organizer: Dusanka Milenkovic
27 September 2019
From leaving their ribosome cradles to their demise in the fangs of proteolytic enzymes, proteins continuously explore different folding states. In most cell compartments, molecular sensors carefully monitor protein folding and instruct downstream effectors to take corrective actions as needed.


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Skins
Base Skin
The base Video.js skin is made using HTML and CSS (although we use the Sass preprocessor), and by default these styles are added to the DOM for you! That means you can build a custom skin by simply taking advantage of the cascading aspect of CSS and overriding the styles you'd like to change.
If you don't want Video.js to inject the base styles for you, you can disable it by setting window.VIDEOJS_NO_BASE_THEME = true
before Video.js is loaded.
Keep in mind that without these base styles enabled, you'll need to manually include them.
Video.js does not currently include the base skin automatically yet, so, this option isn't necessary.
Default style elements
Video.js uses a couple of style elements dynamically, specifically, there's a default styles element as well as a player dimensions style element.
They are used to provide extra default flexiblity with styling the player. However, in some cases, like if a user has the HEAD tag managed by React, users do not want this.
When window.VIDEOJS_NO_DYNAMIC_STYLE
is set to true
, video.js will not include these element in the page.
This means that default dimensions and configured player dimensions will not be applied.
For example, the following player will end up having a width and height of 0 when initialized if window.VIDEOJS_NO_DYNAMIC_STYLE === true
:
<video width="600" height="300"></video>
Player#width
and Player#height
When VIDEOJS_NO_DYNAMIC_STYLE
is set, Player#width
and Player#height
will apply any width and height
that is set directly to the video element (or whatever element the current tech uses).
Icons
You can view all of the icons available in the base theme by renaming and viewing
icons.html.example
in the sandbox directory.
Customization
When you create a new skin, the easiest way to get started is to simply override the base Video.js theme. You should include a new class matching the name of your theme, then just start overriding!
.vjs-skin-hotdog-stand { color: #FF0000; }
.vjs-skin-hotdog-stand .vjs-control-bar { background: #FFFF00; }
.vjs-skin-hotdog-stand .vjs-play-progress { background: #FF0000; }
This would take care of the major areas of the skin (play progress, the control bar background, and icon colors), but you can skin any other aspect. Our suggestion is to use a browser such as Firefox and Chrome, and use the developer tools to inspect the different elements and see what you'd like to change and what classes to target when you do so.
More custom skins will be available for download soon. If you have one you like you can share it by forking this example on CodePen.io, and adding a link on the Skins wiki page.


Shared Flashback
Some time around That 70’s Show, maybe earlier, but certainly post-Seinfeld, characters in sitcoms gained the ability to have a shared flashback to instantly and graphically communicate with one another.
What’s really odd is that they often know they can do this, and even make meta-jokes about this phenomenon.
Is there a word for this? It seems to me to be something unique to the television storytelling medium, and fairly recent, and we all seem to Just Get It.
I think that’s neat.
What I hear when you "just want to reach out directly"
Recruiter: I've got two positions for a Java contractor, a PHP developer position, and a Flash developer position, and I think they really speak to your skills as a developer.
Translation: I HAVE NO RESPECT FOR YOU.

Recruiter: I realize that you're happy at your current position, but I just wanted to reach out to you directly to tell you about these exciting opportunities.

Transition
My last day at Yahoo will be 2010-01-22.
I’ve gotten an offer from Proofpoint which is too good to ignore. The opportunity to drive the direction of a product at an early stage, including having a lot of input about the choice of technology and team, is very exciting. Also, though this was not the primary factor, the position is significantly more financially rewarding than I believe that the next few years would be if I stayed at Yahoo.
Yahoo has been a mostly great company to work for, and YUI is by far the best team that I’ve worked on here. It’s a shame that I didn’t join YUI sooner; I still feel like I just got here. The quality of this team made the decision very difficult, and that says a lot about the job that Eric Miraglia and Thomas Sha have done building it.
If you ever get a chance to work at Yahoo, take it.
I feel so very fortunate to have met so many of Silicon Valley’s bright minds in the last 4 years, and to have learned so much about the web, about business, about people, and about the science and art of software development.
Thank you all so much for what you’ve given me.


Building Visual Studio workspaces and makefiles that work equally well for 32 bit x86 and 64 bit IA64 architectures is not an easy task. This document outlines some lessons learned in this process.
Visual Studio by default wants to create different configurations in different directories such as Release or Debug. For the purposes of simplicity with the sample applications we choose to place the output in a Bin directory. It is also important to keep all object files and other compiler generated files separated into x86 and IA64 versions.
For example a project directory tree might look like
Project
Bin
x86
IA64
ps_Win32 - IDL Generated Proxy Stub files for Win32
ps_Win64 - IDL Generated Proxy Stub files for Win64
Proj1__Win32_Debug
Proj1__Win32_Release
Proj1__Win64_Debug
Proj1__Win64_Release
Proxy / Stub dlls are built with output from the MIDL compiler. The default Visual C++ MIDL settings do not output correct IA64 proxy stubs. To have correct stubs you must do the following.
| Action | Win32 | Win64 |
| Add MIDL compiler directive | /env win32 | /env win64 |
| Add define for machine type | _M_X86 | _M_IA64 |
| Add output directory | /out ps_Win32 | /out ps_Win64 |
| Add win32 define | /D "_WIN32_DCOM" | /D "_WIN32_DCOM" |
When building a project that includes a proxy stub DLL it is best to divide the project into 4 separate projects
The MIDL compiler version 6.0 or higher is required.


BRFSS
Fraction Current Smokers, Q1
Fraction Current Smokers, Q2
Fraction Current Smokers, Q3
Fraction Current Smokers, Q4
Fraction Obese, Q1
Fraction Obese, Q2
Fraction Obese, Q3
Fraction Obese, Q4
Fraction Exercised Past 30 Days, Q1
Fraction Exercised Past 30 Days, Q2
Fraction Exercised Past 30 Days, Q3
Fraction Exercised Past 30 Days, Q4
HealthCare
Percent Uninsured
Medicare $ Per Enrollee
30 Day Hospital Mortality Rate Index
30 Day Mortality, Heart Attack
30 Day Mortality, Heart Failure
30 Day Mortality, Pneumonia
Mean Z-scores, Dartmouth Atlas Ambulatory Care Measures
Percent Medicare Enrollees, at Least 1 Primary Care Visit
Percent Diabetic with Annual Hemoglobin Test
Percent Diabetic with Annual Eye Test
Percent Diabetic with Annual Lipids Test
Percent Females, age 67-69 with Mammogram
Discharges for Ambulatory Care Sensitive Conditions, Medicare Enrollees
Population
County Population, 2000
County Population, 2010
Population Density, 2000
Population Density, 2010
Racial Segregation
Percent, Religious
Percent, Black
Percent, Hispanic
Percent, Foreign Born
Migration Inflow Rate
Migration Outflow Rate
Fraction Children, Single Mother
Economics
Income Segregation
Segregation of Poverty
Segregation of Affluence
GINI Index, bottom 99%
Poverty Rate
Top 1% Income Share
Fraction Middle Class, p25 - p75
Social Capital Index
Absolute Mobility (Expected Rank at p25)
Unemployment Rate, 2000
Percent Change, Labor Force 1980-2000
Labor Force Participation
Share Working in Manufacturing
Fraction, Commute Under 15 minutes
Mean Household Income
Median House Value
Local Government Expenditures
Local Tax Rate
Education
School Expenditures per Student
Student-Teacher Ratio
Income Adjusted, Test Score Percentile
High School Dropout Rate
College Tuition
Percent College Grad


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