Money play. How should Red play 33?
pips Red=121 White=155
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
The 10-pt is held by two of White's points so that is the point to clear rather than the 11-pt. The correct play is 11/8, 10/7(2), 6/3.
This play has the hidden advantage that if for instance White threw back-to-back awkward 6's (e.g. 63 followed by 62) he would have to give up Red's 4-pt.
Clearing the 11-pt with 11/8(3), 6/3 is very nearly a blunder!
This play has the hidden advantage that if for instance White threw back-to-back awkward 6's (e.g. 63 followed by 62) he would have to give up Red's 4-pt.
Clearing the 11-pt with 11/8(3), 6/3 is very nearly a blunder!
1. Cubeful 2-ply 14/13 14/12* Eq.: +0.473 0.645 0.170 0.005 - 0.355 0.172 0.008 2. Cubeful 2-ply 14/12*/11 Eq.: +0.465 (-0.009) 0.637 0.158 0.004 - 0.363 0.164 0.007 3. Cubeful 2-ply 14/12* 6/5 Eq.: +0.432 (-0.042) 0.625 0.159 0.004 - 0.375 0.168 0.007 4. Cubeful 2-ply 14/12* 7/6 Eq.: +0.425 (-0.048) 0.613 0.134 0.005 - 0.387 0.127 0.002 5. Cubeful 0-ply 9/7 6/5 Eq.: -0.122 (-0.595) 0.458 0.011 0.000 - 0.542 0.011 0.000


Milwaukee, WI – Today, Youth Justice Milwaukee (YJM) held a roundtable meeting with Milwaukee County representatives, local aldermen, state officials and other elected officials, to discuss next steps after the closure of Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake youth prisons. YJM presented officials with alternatives to locking young people up and demonstrated how nonresidential programs successfully hold young people accountable without removing them from their supportive communities, which inflicts unnecessary trauma and makes rehabilitation impossible.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, January 9, 2018 by Jeff Roman and Sharlen Moore Whatever his real motivations are for proposing to close Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake in his fiscal year 2019 budget, Gov. Scott Walker has finally come around to the obvious conclusion that Wisconsin’s notoriously dangerous youth prisons — which lawsuits and federal investigations have repeatedly identified as abusive and obsolete — need to close. In response to pressure from the community, Walker has tacitly admitted that locking up Wisconsin’s kids in these treacherous facilities is unacceptable.
The Closure of Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake is Not Enough Join Youth Justice Milwaukee for a Community Conversation on ensuring community investment and public safety in the proposed legislation to close Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake. March 1, 2018 5:30pm at the Black Historical Society Museum, 2620 W Center Street, Milwaukee, WI


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MAJOR NATIONAL ACTIVITIES/PROGRAMMES WE UNDERTAKE
- Orientation Programmes
- National Ladies Summit (NLS) - February
- Annual National Executive Congress (ANEC) - March
- ITI National Conference-March
- National Choralfest- April
- FGCHT National Congress- April
- National Consultative Meeting (NACOM)-June
- Zonal Leadership Trainings/ Conferences-September/October
- Rural Development and Education Project (RUDEP)-June/July
- National Pax and Alumni Conference (NAPAC)-Biennial
- HIV/AIDS and Sickle Cell Awareness
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See you not that Allah sends down water (rain) from the sky, and then the earth becomes green? Verily, Allah is the Most Kind and Courteous, Well-Acquainted with all things. |
| 022:063 Maulana | : |
Seest thou not that Allah sends down water from the cloud, then the earth becomes green? Surely Allah is Knower of subtilties, Aware. |
| 022:063 Pickthal | : |
Seest thou not how Allah sendeth down water from the sky and then the earth becometh green upon the morrow? Lo! Allah is Subtile, Aware. |
| 022:063 Rashad | : |
Do you not see that GOD sends down from the sky water that turns the land green? GOD is Sublime, Cognizant. |
| 022:063 Sarwar | : |
Have you not seen that God has sent water from the sky and has made the earth green all over. He is Kind and All-aware. |
| 022:063 Shakir | : |
Do you not see that Allah sends down water from the cloud so the earth becomes green? Surely Allah is Benignant, Aware. |
| 022:063 Sherali | : |
Seest thou not that ALLAH sends down water from the sky and the earth becomes green? ALLAH is indeed the Knower of the subtleties, the All-Aware. |
| 022:063 Yusufali | : |
Seest thou not that Allah sends down rain from the sky, and forthwith the earth becomes clothed with green? for Allah is He Who understands the finest mysteries, and is well-acquainted (with them). |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > صفات الله تعالى > اللّطيف Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Glory's Characteristics> The Most Subtle and Courteous أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > وحدانيته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Singularity and Being Unique العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > الغيث Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>The Rain
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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Shaq, Charles Barkley, 'Inside the NBA' crew hilariously try goat yoga
by Sara Jane HarrisTNT's "Inside theNBA" crew did a little yoga Thursday — goat yoga.
Yes,Ernie Johnson, Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley and Shaquille O'Neal all tried out the hottest exercise trend during halftime of the Trail Blazers vs. Bucks game.
Both Smith and O'Neal climbed on top of Barkley during the hilarious segment.
MORE: Charles Barkley apologizes for telling reporter he'd hit her
NBA fans seemed to enjoy the silly bit.
Goat yoga started on a small farm in western Oregon, according to CNN, and it didn't take long for the concept to gain popularity across theU.S.
Curious about goat yoga and how it works? Check out the video below.


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Alya:
Shklovsky felt his homeland being pulled somewhere by a tugboat.
"All your sensations are different in an automobile: you feel PROPULSION and peace of mind, PROPULSION and anxiety.
But everything you feel is conditioned by the sensation of movement pressing against you."
The world is still being pulled by something. Do you feel it, Alya?
The tugboat hasn't given up. It has no choice. "We are losing ourselves, becoming connective tissue."
"Yet art needs the local, the vital, the differentiated."


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I recently switched this blog to the K2 WordPress theme. By the time you read this, I might be using something else – the blog is new and its appearance very much in flux.
K2 supports sidebar modules, similar to sidebar widgets.
I created such a sidebar module for use with the Scrobbler plug-in, which displays Last.fm data in your blog.
Though there’s nothing non-obvious about the code, it still might save someone else some work.
The module displays the Last.fm favicon to the right of the header, similar to the RSS icon in some other modules. It achieves this by leveraging the feedlink
CSS class. If you’re anal about semantic HTML, you might want to rework this.
Watch it in action (at the time of writing, at least) at my “About” page.
This goes into a file like wp-content/themes/k2/modules/lastfm.php
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Best books for NEET examination
We need to know well how we need to study before preparing for NEET examination. Most students forget one thing they need to know the syllabus well before prepearing for examination.
So, before preparing for examination. Just know the syllabus well and know which chapter is most important and prepare the same way.
For any students it is important to know the basic concepts well and start with any easy book to do so. Without basic concepts your preparation will always be lagging behind
For students from Nepal we advise the following books for basic concepts:
Biology
- Biology of Sukunda publication for class 11
- Biology of Asmita publication class 11
- Biology of Vidhyarthi publication class 11
- Biology of Ekta publication class 11
We recommend keeping two books and reading both of them for any chapter. Personally speaking Asmita publication book is pretty good and technical so we recommend it as one of the book. Similarly Sukunda's publication book is easy to understand your second choice for it will not be a bad one.
- Biology of Asmita publication for class 12
- Biology of Vidhyarthi publication for class 12
- Biology of Ekta publiication for class 12
We dont recommend Sukunda's book for grade 12. It is of no use. We recommend you with book of Asmita publication as your first choice and any other book as your second choice.
Even the choice of book for IOM entrance examination is same. You can also read the books provided by NAME. It is also preety much consise and entrance exam focused but it is only sufficient if you are IOM focused for NEET. You need many other books for biology
- Trueman Vol 1 and Vol 2
- Objective biology by Dinesh
- Pradeep guide on Biology
- GRB publication for Biology
Chemistry
- Chemistry of Asmita publication for grade 11.
- Chemistry of Ekta publication for grade 11
- Chemistry of Dreemland publication for grade 11
- Chemistry of Heritage publcation for grade 11
Among these books Asmita's chemistry book is pretty good. You will love the Asmita's publication book for being short and to the point. Book of Dreamland publication is hard to understand for no reason but we think it is also a good book rather than buying book of Dreamland publication we would suggest you to use book of Heritage or Ekta pubication. The book of Ekta publication is good in a sense that it has many other information too outside the syllabus and book of Heritage publication is consise and easy to understand.
- Chemistry of Asmita publication for grade 12.
- Chemistry of Ekta publication for grade 12.
- Chemistry of Heritage publication for grade 12.
- Chemistry of Dreemland publication for Grade 12.
Among these books we suggest you to use Asmita's and Ekta's book for Grade 12. Asmita's book contain reaction mechanism explained of chemial reactions and book of Ekta publication contain a lot of chemical reactions. So, each books has its own advantages. Similarly, book of Heritage publication will explain every topic in an easy way.
Although all these books are quite good but they are not sufficient for entrance examination. Also it is impoortant to remember that you acannot ignore the informations provided by these book.Besides these book the books necessary are:
- GRB organic and inorganic chemistry.
- Disha's organic chemistry.
- Organic chemistry objective by Arihant publication.
- J.D. Lee Consise Inorganic chemistry for solid states, co-ordination bonds, chemical bonding and atomic structure.
Physics
Physics is all about imagination and thoughts only one book is sufficient for concepts in Physics. Even the best teachers in world can not clear your concepts in Physics. They can only make you look more and more confused and to be clear with the concepts we need to think and practice ourself.
- Physics by Arihant publication for grade 11.
- Physics by Asmita publication for grade 11.
- Physics by Dreemland publication for grade 11.
The books for grade 12 are:
- Physics by Arihant publication for grade 12.
- Physics by Asmita publication for grade 12.
- Physics by Dreemland publication for grade 12.
All these books have very less numerical problems you need to practice numerical problems from any numerical books all by yourself also you need to practice book from these books:
- Vol-1 and Vol-2 conccepts of Physics by HC Verma.
Remember the HC Verma's book is to practice numerical only do not depend on HC Verma's book to clear your concepts.Beside these books we need book like:
- D.C. Pandey Objective Physics.
- Books on Past question.
Best books for JEE examination
JEE is all about practicing maximum number of questions after clearing the basic concepts. Just remember one thing you need to practice past questions and after that we need to practice questions outside that.
Basic books are good way to clear concepts first and then move forward.
Physics
- Physics of Arihant publication for Grade 11 and 12.
- Physics of Asmita's publication for Grade 11 and 12.
- SL Arora book for Physics all $ volumes
Although these books are good you can depend on SL Arora book for Physics .It is good for basic knowledge. We need many other books to cover further concepts like:
- DC Panday physics book.
- Anurag Mishra's physics book
- IE Irodov numerical physics
We need to practice numerical from all these books and we need to know all these concepts quite well. IE Irodov book on physics is a masterspiece but It is far more time consuming. Even Anurag Mishra's book for Physics is a good one. We can depend on it for IIT/JEE.
- 40 years of Chapterwise solved questions of Disha or Arihant.
Chemistry
We have a lot of books to get basic knowledge. We should read the following books for better knowledge in topics
- GRB physical chemistry.
- GRB inorganic chemsitry.
- GRB organic chemistry.
- Consise inorganic chemistry by J.D Lee
- Disha's organic chemstry
- GRB numerical chemistry.
All these books are quite importanat to have knowledge on Chemistry. We need to have through knowledgen on Chemistry with these books.
All these books are quite good and important for chemistry none of the books can be missed in addition to these books you also need to practice past questions for IIT/JEE.
- 40 years of Chapterwise solved questions of Disha or Arihant.
- MS Chauhan is the book for Organic chemistry to practice.
- Balagi inorganic chemistry is the chemistry book to practice.
Do practice questions in these books and solve properly to get a good knowledge in chemistry.
Mathmatics
We need to know Mathmatics from depth book we read in Nepal is far from close to international needs or expectation
- Sanjay Mishra book for Basic concepts.
- Vinay Kumar books on Calculus.
We need to know some basic concepts and these books will help you remember read these books' theory part too. We students do not read the theory part of these books which is quite important by the way.
- Arihant mathmatics
- Cengage mathmaatics
Use the last mention any one books to master the topics .Look the examples. Look the examples and try to solve as many problems as you could. They are quite difficult than you think.
At last we need to practice questions from as many books possible.
- 40 years of Chapterwise solves questions of Disha or Arihant.
- Past papers from JEE mains and advanced.


Equivalent to selecting or clearing the Precision As Displayed check box in the Calculation tab of the Options dialog box, which appears when you click the Options command on the Tools menu. Controls how values are stored in cells. Use PRECISION when the results of formulas do not seem to match the values used to calculate the formulas.
Syntax
PRECISION(logical)
Logical is a logical value corresponding to the Precision As Displayed check box in the Calculation tab.
If logical is TRUE, Microsoft Excel stores future entries at full precision (15 digits).
If logical is FALSE or omitted, Microsoft Excel stores values exactly as they are displayed.
Caution The PRECISION function may permanently alter your data. PRECISION(FALSE) causes Microsoft Excel to change values on your worksheet or macro sheet to match displayed values. PRECISION(TRUE) causes Microsoft Excel to store future values at full precision, but it does not restore previously entered numbers to their original values.
Remarks
Precision As Displayed does not affect numbers in General format. Numbers in General format are always calculated to full precision.
Microsoft Excel calculates slightly faster when using full precision because with Precision As Displayed selected, Microsoft Excel has to round off numbers as it calculates.
Related Functions
FORMAT.NUMBER Applies a number format to the selection
WORKSPACE Changes workspace settings
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This is simple webpage that checks whether your internet is working or not every 5 seconds. If in case your internet goes down, it notifies you with a sound message.
Use this tool when you have to download a very large file but you are on an unstable internet connection. You might want to be notified immediately once the internet is down so you can check where's the problem, fix and resume the download immediately. This basically saves you the frustration of coming back to your computer after few hours or so, only to realize your internet went down during the download.
You can also screenshot the logs from this tool to show your ISP that your internet is not working properly.
This page is open-source. Contributions are welcomed!


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"[Mumford] believed that neither change nor management are ends in themselves. Management needs to consider ethical
and social issues that are intrinsically linked to all social change. In order to be able to manage change in an acceptable
manner, participation of those who are affected by it should be encouraged. Participation in decision making, in particular
regarding the design and use of technology, should lead to greater employee satisfaction and higher productivity, and
better use of local knowledge, thereby furthering employers' goals."
"Socio-technical systems design provides a new worldview of what constitutes quality of working life and humanism at
work. It facilitates organizational innovation by recommending the removal of many elite groups and substituting flatter
hierarchies, multiskilling and group decision-taking. It wants to replace tight controls, bureaucracy and stress with an
organization and technology that enhances human freedom, democracy and creativity" (credited to Mumford, 2003 p. 262).
"the critical intention is normative in that it aims to change the way we act. This normative intention cannot result from mere observation of the world. Critical research, therefore, must implicitly contain a normative premise that is based on some sort of ethical foundation."
ETHICS, Participative Approach, Critical Research, CRIS (Critical Research in Information Systems), Action Research


Plan: I had an idea in mind for a lamp when I started. I wanted to take a glass water bottle and put it into a 3D printed base that had colorful LEDS to light up the water in the bottle. I also wanted to add an air pump and some tubeing into the lamp to give the effect of bubbles in the water.
CAD Work: The first step was to make the base and top of the lamp. I had a water bottle that I thought would work, so I made the base to surround that. On the bottom base, I added some stands so I would have room to put the LEDS under the water bottle. I also added a hole in the back so I could route wire through to power the LEDS. I molded the top around the cap of the water bottle so I could screw it on. This made the lamp easy to open if needed and also saved me the time and frustration of trying to waterproof the plastic top. Finally, I hollowed out the top so I had room for a small air pump and again added a hole for wires. I also made a cap for the top to cover up the hollowed gap so it would look cleaner.
Files: Lamp (.makerbot)
Printing: The printed parts turned out ok, but they were a bit smaller than I thought (or the bottle was bigger). After some heavy sanding, I finally got the parts to squeeze into place. I added the LEDS to the bottom base and routed the wire out the side hole.
Electronics: For the air pump, I originally intended to DIY one by using a pc fan motor to push and pull a piece of rubber attached to a soda can, which would then push and pull air out of a hole in the can. This ended up as a failure because the motor was not strong enough to move the rubber. I could have bought a stronger motor, but it was cheaper to just buy a small air pump, so I went with that instead.
Touch Ups: Finally, I spray painted the plastic base and top matte black, glued the cap of the water bottle into the top piece, put the air tube and air stone in, and filled the bottle with water. I also placed some rocks in the bottom which covered up the green airstone and the white caulk I used to glue the bottle to the base. I then just plugged everything in and it actually worked suprisingly well. This was one of my favorite projects I did, and it also took the longest, but overall I am proud of it and am excited to show it off.


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There are three types of cursors that can be used in geoprocessing. The three types of cursors are Search, Insert and Update. The most commonly used cursor is the Search Cursor. The Search Cursor is used to run through a set of data to find values to make calculations on another set of data. That is, a Search Cursor is read only and cannot be used to update or overwrite the original data. The Insert Cursor is used to insert a new record into a table. The Update Cursor is used to update values in a dataset.
I will show snippets for using the Update Cursor as well as the Search Cursor.
The Search Cursor
The Search Cursor can be used to read through a dataset and search for specific information that can then be written out or printed. I recently used this to select values from a shapefile to write out to a .csv file.
[sourcecode language="Python"]
## The geoprocessing command is gp.SearchCursor() and requires at least one argument.
cursor=gp.SearchCursor(Input) #Assuming that Input is a sys.argv[]
row=cursor.Next()
while row:
line=[]
for fld in header:
value=row.GetValue(fld)
line.append(value)
linewriter.writerow(line)
row=cursor.Next()
del cursor
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So in this case i read through my input lines to write out to a .csv. Obviously I performed other functions on the data prior to writing out my text file. There are a multitude of uses for the Search Cursor and this is just one example.
The Update Cursor
An example of the use for an Update Cursor is an export process to a customer database that requires an updated date and time. I have a customer table that gets exported and when it does I want it to update the current date and time. Now there are a million ways to write an Update Cursor but this techniques works best for me.
[sourcecode language="Python"]
## The geoprocessing command is gp.UpdateCursor() and requires at least one argument.
cursor=gp.UpdateCursor(Input) #Assuming that Input is a sys.argv[]
row=cursor.Next()
while row:
row.Updated = datetime.today().isoformat()
cursor.UpdateRow(row)
row = cursor.Next()
del cursor
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This iterates through the "Input" and updates in each row the field Updated with the current date and time. You must also have in the beginning of your script:
from datetime import datetime
I think that the biggest difference in the Update Cursor from the Search Cursor is that each iteration through the rows you must use UpdateRow to write the value.


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GSenha is the front-end for GSenha-API.
The goal is to make it easy and secure to store and share passwords in a corporate environment.
GSenha-API is a password manager, but not an usual one. Its architecture was designed to avoid information leakage in the case of a compromise. It is possible to store a password and share it among a group of users in a secure way, and also store a personal password, just for you. Storing a personal password is just like using another well-konw password manager like KeePass, PasswordSafe, Password Gorilla and others. The goal in GSenha is to be able to store a password and allow other people to have access to it in a secure way, without backdoors and no shared secret keys. This is done with asymmetric cryptography (private and public keys).
In order to start using GSenha you have to add yourself. It is necessary a RSA key pair, to generate it just follow the instructions below. The key pair length must be 4096 bits.
Generating private key:
$ openssl genrsa -out privkey.pem 4096
The generated file is your private key, its name will be "privkey.pem". Keep it secret!
The file should begins with "-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----" and ends with "-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----".
Generating public key:
$ openssl rsa -in privkey.pem -outform PEM -pubout -out public.pem
The generated file is your public key, its name will be "public.pem".
The file should begins with "-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----" and ends with "-----END PUBLIC KEY-----".
This one will be informed when adding yourserlf.
A new user should go to "Add User" on the navbar and inform his/her LDAP credentials and his/her public key.
After that him/her can login. The private key will never leave your browser.
If you are the first member of a group it will not be necessary any kind of unlock. In case there are already passwords added to a group you are member of, a new user will not be able to see them.
In this case an unlock is necessary. To do this an older user (that can see the passwords) must go to "Unlock User" on the navbar, inform the username and the group. After that the new user will be able to see all passwords.
The system is not able to retrieve your private key in case of loss. It is the user obligation to keep his/her private key safe. DO NOT LOSE YOUR PRIVATE KEY!


The Best Moments From The Late Late Toy Show
by Tuathla LuceyIt's our favourite night in Irish Telly!
Here are all our favourite moments from Toy Shows of Christmas past;
Good Boy Oisin
John Joe Brennan
This is his legacy. Now 18, studying law and living in Paris John Joe will go down in Toy Show history forever.
Fergal Taking Over
It's been amazing so it has
Michael And Davey Fitz
This gives us all the feels.
Bikes, Trikes & Motors
From the 2012 Toy Show this absolute golden moment happened.
Walking past the bouncers at the club like...
When Girls Aloud Terrified Poor Toby
"Do you want a kiss?"
"No"


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ActiveTcl User Guide
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raise - Change a window's position in the stacking order
raise window ?aboveThis?
If the aboveThis argument is omitted then the command raises window so that it is above all of its siblings in the stacking order (it will not be obscured by any siblings and will obscure any siblings that overlap it). If aboveThis is specified then it must be the path name of a window that is either a sibling of window or the descendant of a sibling of window. In this case the raise command will insert window into the stacking order just above aboveThis (or the ancestor of aboveThis that is a sibling of window); this could end up either raising or lowering window.
obscure, raise, stacking order
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Badge is a small status indicator for another element.
Badge can either be used as a standalone component or as a directive.
Content of the badge is specified using the value property.
Content of the badge is specified using the value property.
Different color options are available as severity levels. When used as a component use the severity property to apply a severity and use a modifier as the severity value in directive mode.
Buttons provide integrated badge support with the badge and badgeClass properties.
Badge sizes are adjusted with the size property that accepts "large" and "xlarge" as the possible alternatives to the default size. Currently sizes only apply to component mode.
Any property as style and class are passed to the main container element. Following are the additional properties to configure the component.
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| value | any | null | Value to display inside the badge. |
| severity | string | null | Severity type of the badge. |
| size | string | null | Size of the badge, valid options are "large" and "xlarge". |
| style | object | null | Inline style of the component. |
| styleClass | string | null | Style class of the component. |
Following is the list of structural style classes, for theming classes visit theming page.
| Name | Element |
|---|---|
| p-badge | Badge element |
| p-overlay-badge | Wrapper of a badge and its target. |
| p-badge-dot | Badge element with no value. |
| p-badge-success | Badge element with success severity. |
| p-badge-info | Badge element with info severity. |
| p-badge-warning | Badge element with warning severity. |
| p-badge-danger | Badge element with danger severity. |
| p-badge-lg | Large badge element |
| p-badge-xl | Extra large badge element |
None.


Let's review the important takeaways in this course.
Review
- PT (< 15-16 secs)
- -If out of range high, correct with FFP
- PTT (60-90 secs)
- -If out of range, correct with heparin changes
- -Also consider ACT and Anti Xa levels
- Antifactor Xa (0.3-0.8)
- -If out of range, correct with heparin changes
- -Also consider ACT and PTT levels
- Antithromin III (80-100%)
- -If out of range low, administer ATIII
Things to consider when…
- Antifactor Xa is normal:
- -PTT and ACT are low
- Check/administer ATIII
- -Can also give FFP
- Increase heparin
- -PTT and ACT are low
- -PTT 60-90 seconds
- -ATIII 80-120%
- -Anti factor Xa 0.3-0.8 u/mL
- -ACT 180-220 seconds
- Antifactor Xa is low:
- -PTT and ACT are low
- Increase heparin
- Consider heparin bolus
- -PTT and ACT are high
- Increase heparin
- Consider heparin bolus
- Rule out DIC
- Consider FFP
- Antifactor Xa is high:
- -PTT and ACT are low
- Check/administer ATIII
- Can also give FFP
- Decrease heparin
- -PTT and ACT are high
- Decrease heparin
You may want to print this downloadable resource for reference later - this is an important takeaway!
Download this resource


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{include file="index@Base/head"}
{include file="index@Base/top"}
{foreach $class as $k => $v}
{if $goodsClass == $k}
{$v}
{else/}
{$v}
{/if}
{/foreach}
{include file="index@Base/copyright"}


clone()
methods that don't declare CloneNotSupportedException
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If CloneNotSupportedException
is not declared, then subclasses will not be able to prohibit cloning
in the standard way. This inspection does not report clone()
methods declared final
and clone()
methods on final
classes.
Use the checkbox below to indicate if this inspection should only warn on protected
methods.
You can disable warnings for public methods if you are following the recommendation given in Effective Java, Second Edition> to omit
the exception declaration for public methods to make them easier to use.
Example
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protected Object clone() { // method doesn't have 'throw CloneNotSupportedException' clause, so inheritors can't throw it
try {
return super.clone();
}
catch(CloneNotSupportedException e){
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Hanshul Chandel
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The function declaration (function statement) defines a function with the specified parameters.A function created with a function declaration is a Function object and has all the properties, methods and behavior of Function objects.


Visual Sentiment Analysis using Watson APIs and Data from Reddit.com
By Jesse Earisman
Interfacing with the Reddit API
Rather than interacting with the reddit API directly, we will use a prebuilt python interface called PRAW
Install using pip: $pip install PRAW
By default, api responses are limited to 1000 entries. This is a hard limit imposed by reddit, and it is not designed to be circumvented. The only way to get more responses is to use the timestamp feature to search by time range. See the code in redditDataGetter.py for an implementation. Using this feature, we are able to collect data from more than 1000 posts.
Intro to Watson Tone Analyzer API
Before you can use the Watson APIs, you must create a bluemix account here.
After that, you should create use the tone analyzer service. Add it to your dashboard and copy the service credentials.
There is an api reference here that should help you get started. The tone analyzer is fairly simple to use. Since it is already trained, you can just pass in some text and get back a json-formatted response.
If you want to write your app in python, like we did, you'll want to use pip to download the watson-developer-cloud sdk. You can also download the sdk from github. There are also libraries for java and nodeJS, or you use another language and make HTTP requests manually.
Tone data is returned for 13 tone markers, further subdivided into 3 broad categories.
Emotion: Anger, Disgust, Fear, Joy, Sadness
Writing Style: Analytic, Confident, Tentative
Personality: Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, Emotional Range, Extraversion, Openness
We saved all 13 markers, but our app only displays the five results from the emotion category.
The tone analyzer returns document-level as well as sentence-level tone data. We discarded the sentence level data and stored the document-level results.
document_level_data = raw_json['document_tone']
Where raw_json is the json struct returned by the Watson API call
We then further processed the information into a python dict that looked like:
{"Anger":0.104957, "Disgust":0.3658, ... }
See the src/tone.py file for more information.
Intro to Watson Visual Classifer API
Just like with the tone analyzer, you need to set up the service in Bluemix before you can get started. Be sure to save the service credentials.
The visual classifer API is significantly more complicated than the tone analysis, primarily because the default corpus is insufficient for our purposes, so we have to train our own. Again, there is an API reference here, but as of when this was written, only curl examples are complete. We found it helpful to reference the python-sdk source code.
Watson's visual classifier, once trained, takes an image file or url, and outputs its confidence level that that image belongs in each of its pre-established classes. As an example, assume we have a classifier that hase been trained to recognize 2 classes of images, dogs and cats. If we give it a picture of a beagle, it may be 80% confident that that picture is a dog. However, it may also be 10% confident that it is a cat. By default, only 50%+ confidence levels are returned.
Training a classifier requires 2 things. Primarily, for each class of images you want the classifier to recognize, you need a zip file of examples. In our previous example, we would have trained the classifer with a zip file of dog images and a zip file containing cat images. More training data is always better, but as few as 10 training images can produce good results. The second thing you need is a zip file of negative examples. The only rule for negative examples is that they do not depict anything described by the other classes. In our dogs vs cats example, this could be pictures of horses, buildings, outer space, or anything else you like.
In the python-sdk, an example call to create a classifier looks like:
create_cassifer( "Dog or Cat", dog_positive_examples=dogs_zipfile.zip, cat_positive_examples=cats_zipfile.zip, negative_examples=neg_zipfile.zip)
The name_positive_examples format is important. In our classifier.py file, you can see our wrapper for this function that uses exec to generate variable names for us. Feel free to use this.
Once you have a classifier, you can call it by listing all classifiers, choosing the appropriate classifier_id, and making an sdk call to classify.
The visual recognition API also includes a default classifier, used when no classifier_ids are given. The default classifier attempts to recognize things in the image, like beaches, people, etc. We found the results to range from fairly accurate to unintentianally hilarious, but for the most part did not use this data source, although each image's default classification was saved.
Leveraging Watson APIs to Perform Visual Sentiment Analysis
We gathered data from the top 5,000 all time posts on reddit.com/r/pics, saving the image url and the results of performing a tone analysis of up to the top 25 root-level comments. We did not consider albums or images not in .jpg or .png format. We tried performing tone analysis on the title, but it turned out to be less reliable than comment data. In total, we were left with about 3,000 data points. We then split the data in half, using 50% for training and setting aside 50% for testing, leaving us with about 1,500 posts worth of training data.
With this data, we partitioned the images by tone scores. We saved the top fifth and bottom fifth in each emotional category. (about 200 images each, close to the limit of the largest file accepted by the visual classifier) We used these image sets to train 13 visual classifiers, one for each tone, using the top fifth as positive examples, and the bottom fifth as negative examples.
Assessment
Any hard statistical analysis is left as an excercise for the reader. (see data/data.csv)
We ran our newly created classifiers on the testing data set, comparing the classifier's confidence levels with the data from the tone analysis. Using these 2 data sets, we generated correlation coefficients between our classifiers and reality.
Correlation Coefficients:
Anger: 0.16750500103560734
Disgust: 0.07663217586591686
Fear: 0.04251686225532842
Joy: 0.174911888103803
Sadness: 0.04281021754469781
Analytical: 0.03288946457777953
Confident: -0.02465216079416054
Tentative: -0.06429863738106256
Openness: 0.24914027524948043
Conscientiousness: 0.0427613161464976
Extraversion: 0.31127442613382056
Agreeableness: 0.17942931077655133
Emotional_Range: 0.0317150556442275
These numbers should be interpreted like so:
A negative number indicates negative correlation (i.e. Higher classifier confidence means lower scores on that tone analysis)
A positive number indicated a positive correlation (i.e. Higher confidence levels are correlated with higher scores on that tone analysis)
0 indicates random noise (i.e. the number sets aren't correlated)
We can see that our classifiers are far from accurate, but, on average, they are slightly better than random.
Final Thoughts
This problem has an absurd number of sources of complexity. A brief list:
Data variety: Any picture is fair game to be posted on reddit. As such, we had to cope with a huge variety of pictures. Limiting ourselves to a subset (like images of people), could have made the results more accurate. The comment variety was also enormous, including stories, poems, ascii art, and image, video, or web links. Unstructured data like this is difficult to reliably analyze.
Uncertainty surrounding tone analyzer: The results of tone analysis can be surprising. Often, the results from analyzing a piece of text were counter to what our team expected. The tone analyzer was also not trained on reddit comment data, so results skewed any number of ways: Anger and extraversion were consistenly above 0.5, and confidence was a flat 0.0 for more than a third of the posts analyzed.
Context blindness: Nothing is posted in a vaccuum. An image of a celebrity may elicit joy (or anger) one day, but there will be much different emotions (sadness) if that same image is posted the day of their death. Discarding title data makes this problem especially acute. A more thorough solution could involve reading a post's timestamp and performing some kind of analysis on news articles from the same day or week that feature the same concepts.
Despite the low correlation values, we are fairly content with how this project went. Overall, we think that it is just too complex of a problem for machines to solve given the restraints on the size of input, and the fact that we got anything at all is encouraging.
Future Work
More complex algorithms, more preprocessing of images.
Limit training data to a certain subset (e.g. pictures of people)
A different data source.


Quiz
1. When you are not sure how to spell a word, what are you most likely to do?
A) Write it down to see if it looks right
B) Spell it out loud to see if it sounds right
C) Trace the letters in the air (finger spelling
2. What's the best way for you to learn about how something works (like a computer or a video game)?
A) Get someone to show you
B) Read about it or listen to someone explain it
C) Figure it out on your own
3. What's the best way for you to study for a test?
A) Read the book or your notes and review pictures or charts
B) Have someone ask you questions that you can answer out loud
C.Make up index cards and mind maps that you can review
4. What do you find most distracting when you are trying to study?
 How do you learn a new skill best?
A) Through a demonstration
B) Someone explaining how to do it
C) Being hands on
6. What type of lessons do you prefer?
A) Lessons there there is something to look at (like a picture, chart, diagram or video) or something to draw.
B) Lessons where you have discussions
C) Lessons where you do something practical
Depending on your result, you take information in best by seeing,
hearing or doing, dictating whether you are a visual, auditory or
kinasthetic learner. If you are a visual learner, you find using pictures
and diagrams the easiest to remember. If you an auditory learner, you
understand information best by listening and speaking. If you are a
Kinasthetic learner, then you learn best by doing. As general advice, you
should use your predominant sense most but many prefer to use a mixture
of the other senses too.


recognizer_facenet module¶
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class
recognizer_facenet.
FaceRecognizerFaceNet
¶ Bases:
recognizers.recognizer_base.FaceRecognizer
FaceRecognizerFaceNet impelements FaceReconizer and perform the embedding process using facenet model
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isloaded
¶ True if the model is loaded and false otherwise
- Type
bool
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sess
¶ the local session to use when performing operations
- Type
tensorflow session
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model_dir
¶ diractory to facenet model
- Type
string
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NAME
= 'recognizer facenet'¶
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clean
()¶ clean the loaded model
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configure
(model_dir, input_map)¶ set the configuration of facenet model
- Parameters
minsize (int) – the minimum size of detected faces
threshold (list) – the float values to use in filtering the faces smaller values means smaller confidance
facetor (float) – the scaling factor of the face
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extract_features
(image, clean=True)¶ embeds face image into vector of 512 value that represent the face using the facenet model
- Args :
image (list numpy array) : the input aligned face image or images of shape (n,3,160,160) clean (boolean) : if true it clean the loaded model
- Returns :
parsed feature vector of shape (n,512)
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get_model_filenames
(model_dir)¶ helper function to get he names of model files in diractory
- Args :
model_dir (string) : diractory of the model
- Returns
the names of meta files in diractory ckpt_file (list) : the names of cpkt files in diractory
- Return type
meta_file (list)
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load
()¶ load the wights of facenet model to prepare for use it also initialize the sess attribute
- Returns
True if the model was loaded successfully
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name
()¶
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parse_output
(emb)¶ helper function to parse ouput of the recognizer to fit in the pipline - can be ignored
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prewhiten
(x)¶ helper function to normalize the input image by sutracting the mean and divide on the std so all values are between 0 and 1
- Args :
x (numpy array) : input array
- Returns
normalized input
- Return type
y (numpy array)
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Because the most common and practical way of representing digital signals in computer science is with finite arrays of values, some extrapolation of the input data has to be performed in order to extend the signal before computing the Discrete Wavelet Transform using the cascading filter banks algorithm.
Depending on the extrapolation method, significant artifacts at the signal’s borders can be introduced during that process, which in turn may lead to inaccurate computations of the DWT at the signal’s ends.
PyWavelets provides several methods of signal extrapolation that can be used to minimize this negative effect:
zpd - zero-padding - signal is extended by adding zero samples:
... 0 0 | x1 x2 ... xn | 0 0 ...
cpd - constant-padding - border values are replicated:
... x1 x1 | x1 x2 ... xn | xn xn ...
sym - symmetric-padding - signal is extended by mirroring samples:
... x2 x1 | x1 x2 ... xn | xn xn-1 ...
ppd - periodic-padding - signal is treated as a periodic one:
... xn-1 xn | x1 x2 ... xn | x1 x2 ...
- sp1 - smooth-padding - signal is extended according to the first derivatives calculated on the edges (straight line)
DWT performed for these extension modes is slightly redundant, but ensures perfect reconstruction. To receive the smallest possible number of coefficients, computations can be performed with the periodization mode:
- per - periodization - is like periodic-padding but gives the smallest possible number of decomposition coefficients. IDWT must be performed with the same mode.
Example:
>>> import pywt >>> print pywt.MODES.modes ['zpd', 'cpd', 'sym', 'ppd', 'sp1', 'per']
Notice that you can use any of the following ways of passing wavelet and mode parameters:
>>> import pywt
>>> (a, d) = pywt.dwt([1,2,3,4,5,6], 'db2', 'sp1')
>>> (a, d) = pywt.dwt([1,2,3,4,5,6], pywt.Wavelet('db2'), pywt.MODES.sp1)
Note
Extending data in context of PyWavelets does not mean reallocation of the data in computer’s physical memory and copying values, but rather computing the extra values only when they are needed. This feature saves extra memory and CPU resources and helps to avoid page swapping when handling relatively big data arrays on computers with low physical memory.