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Figure 1 - Treponema pallidum pallidum [1]. |
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The bacteria Treponema pallidum pallidum was discovered as a causative agent of syphilis in 1905 by the german zoologist Frizt Schaudinn [2]. T. pallidum is a spirochete extremely fragile ex-vivo. Because of this the culture or genetic manipulation is very challenging, in laboratory this bacteria is cultivated in epithelial cells of rabbits to maintain the strains [3].
In spite of the difficulty of work with T. pallidum much has been learned about this pathogen.
Syphilis is one of the oldest known sexually transmitted infections. Despite all the prevention campaigns, the different types of treatment and ways to avoid it, the manifestation of this disease still growing in many parts of the world. The disease has four different stages described on Table 1.
| Stages | 1 Stage | 2 Stage | Latent Stage | 3 Stage |
| Time | First week to sixth week after infection. | Six weeks or three months after chancre disappear. | Appear after the second stage, and can be as brief as one year or range to five a twenty years. | Three or more years after infection. Some people never experience this stage. |
| Symptoms | Appear a chancre at the site of inoculation. This chancre is small, usually round and painless. | The bacteria spread through the blood and lymphatic system. The symptoms are multiple painless lesions in the mucous membranes, fever, sore throat, fatigue, headache, neck ache, joint pain, malaise, and patches of hair loss . | Asymptomatic stage. | The bacteria spread throught the body, damaging the heart, eyes, brain, nervous system and bones. |
| Infection | In this stage the patient is highly infectious. | In this stage the patient is highly infectious, because bacteria are present in the secretions from the lesions. | The patient is noninfectious. | Patient may no long be contagious. |
Since it was discovered the effect of penicillin on syphilis, the disease has been treated with it. For instance the penicillin G is frequently applied as treatment in patients in early stage of the disease [4]. In spite of the systematic use of this antibiotic on Treponema pallidum pallidum, the bacteria doesn’t demonstrate any resistance to the antibiotic [4].
With the increase of syphilis, particularly in China, Europe and the United States, even with an highly effective treatment, there has been a great demand on the part of scientists to create a vaccine to prevent the disease and the transmission [3].
Despite of the several studies already done, it isn’t still possible to produce an effective vaccine for syphilis [3]. So with a more profound analysis of each protein from this fragment, we tried to find new possible targets for further studies on vaccines or any other treatment approach.
| # | EC_Number | GeneID | Swissprot | Locus tag | Name Product | Protein ID | Strand | Sequence | Length | Class | Blast Result | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2610901 | O83153.1 | TP_RS00595 | hydroxymethylpyrimidine/ phosphomethylpyrimidine kinase | WP_010881564.1 | -1 | MVKLLSIGGS ... GNLSKWRDRFH | 269 | Metabolism | - | Open | |
| 2 | 2610902 | TP_RS00600 | excinuclease ABC subunit B | WP_010881565.1 | +1 | MKEFKLHASF ... QLQRQDEQNGV | 668 | DNA Processing | O83154 e-value=0.0 | Open | ||
| 3 | 2610909 | TP_RS00605 | hypothetical protein | WP_010881566.1 | -1 | MGRQVMQAGV ... GTLVCGMKVTW | 598 | Unknown | No results | Open | ||
| 4 | 2610915 | TP_RS00610 | hypothetical protein | WP_010881567.1 | -1 | MFADKSLSAL ... VLSVPQEKASV | 421 | Unknown | O83155 e-value=0.0 | Open | ||
| 5 | 2610916 | TP_RS00615 | methionine ABC transporter permease | WP_010881568.1 | -1 | MANQTLWLLV ... RIICTRIRARR | 219 | Transport | No results | Open | ||
| 6 | 2610922 | TP_RS00620 | ABC transporter | WP_010881569.1 | -1 | MVRLERLKKT ... CAVHAIDKAHW | 269 | Transport | No results | Open |
| Metabolism | |
| Transport | |
| DNA Processing | |
| RNA Processing | |
| Transcription Regulator | |
| Structure | |
| Protein Processing | |
| Unknown |
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Graphic 1 - Statistic graphic with the absolute frequencies
of the classes
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This chart allows us to verify in a schematically way how well is described the genome of the bacterium Treponema pallidum pallidum. We have found that in a total of 111 there are 73 proteins already described although, in many cases, their function has been identified by homology with other species. However there are 38 proteins (proximally 1/3) called "hypothetical”. Once there’s not yet a known function, only an aminoacidic sequence indicative of a protein that can be produced. |
Through the project the big gap for development available on this specie became evident.
In the literature, there have been described some known treatments, but no vaccines commercially available.
With protein by protein analysis, it were found two possible targets for this kind of approach: number 7 and 53, better described on the individual reports.
The bioinformatic approach allowed to predict the organism behavior, saving time and resources.
The reduced number of enzymes and proteins with metabolic (most of them are just products) or transport functions enabled to build metabolic and regulatory pathways or networks.
The molecular and biological processes obtained by the Gene Ontology(GO) analysis sustained the different classes. Further studies are required to improve the annotation scores (1 or 2 in the major part of the observed proteins), due to the the big number ‘unknown function’ proteins.
There’s a long tread to go, but Informatics connected with Biology can help overcome most of the obstacles on the way.
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[2] Franzen, C. (2008). Syphilis in composers and musicians—Mozart, Beethoven, Paganini, Schubert, Schumann, Smetana. European journal of clinical microbiology and infectious diseases, 27(12), 1151-1157.
[3] Ho, E. L., and Lukehart, S. A. (2011). Syphilis: using modern approaches to understand an old disease. The Journal of clinical investigation, 121(12), 4584.
[4] Lukehart, S. A., Godornes, C., Molini, B. J., Sonnett, P., Hopkins, S., Mulcahy, F., and Klausner, J. D. (2004). Macrolide resistance in Treponema pallidum in the United States and Ireland. New England Journal of Medicine, 351(2), 154-158.
[5] NCBI
[7] BRENDA
[8] KEGG
[10] CDD


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Structs
The following structs are available globally.
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A
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designed to animate in a corner like fashion. The views near the starting corner will animate first. In essence it appears to be a wiping function that will continue diagonally based on that corner.Declaration
Swift
public struct CorneredSortFunction: CornerSortFunction
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The basic
See moreSortFunction
. Use this sort function if you want to animate in all views at the same time and give aninterObjectDelay
of0.0
. Note that thisSortFunction
will animate the views based on the order they were added to the animation view. This means that the way the views are sorted in thesubviews
array is the way that they will be sorted by thisSortFunction
.Declaration
Swift
public struct DefaultSortFunction: SortFunction
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A
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that will animate all the views in with a random delay. No 2 views will animate in with the same offset. The views will be placed in an array, shuffled, and then each view will be asigned an offset given theinterObjectDelay
.Declaration
Swift
public struct RandomSortFunction: SortFunction
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Internal struct to access CGPoint extensions. Use this to call methods such as
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Swift
public struct SprucePoint
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An internal struct that is used to relate a view with a time offset. This is used to determine when each view is set to animate.
Declaration
Swift
public struct TimedView
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A wrapper around the spring
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block with options publicly accessible. See, UIViewAnimation for more - Note:animationOptions
defaults to[]
. If you do not update this value before calling the animate method than the changes will not be reflected. - Note:damping
defaults to 0.5 andinitialVelocity
defaults to 0.7Declaration
Swift
public struct SpringAnimation: Animation
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A
See moreSortFunction
that will offset the views in a circular fashion. This means that rather than looking flat like theCorneredSortFunction
, there will be a curve going out of the position as if the views were in an expanding circle.Declaration
Swift
public struct RadialSortFunction: PositionSortFunction
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A
See moreLinear
wipingSortFunction
. This will consider the rows or columns of the views rather than looking at their exact coordinates. Views that have the same vertical or horizontal components, based on thedirection
, will animate in at the same time.Declaration
Swift
public struct LinearSortFunction: DirectionSortFunction
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A
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that animates the views in as if they were reading text from left to right (based on the corner that you set). - Note: If you set any type of right corner, then the views will enter as if you are reading text from right to left.Declaration
Swift
public struct InlineSortFunction: CornerSortFunction
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A
See moreSortFunction
that has variableinterObjectDelay
values using weights to structure when views should animate. Unlike otherSortFunction
implementations, for theContinuousWeightedSortFunction
you specify aduration
and theSortFunction
will compute the necessaryinterObjectDelay
values for each of the subviews. This means that the offset times will not be multiples of the delay like usual. The lighter the weight the faster the views will animate. - Note: If you had a lightverticalWeight
and a heavyhorizontalWeight
, the views that are vertically aligned with the starting position will animate before those that are horizontally aligned. This allows you to define the exact rigidness of aradial
likeSortFunction
. - Note: ThoughinterObjectDelay
is a value on this sort function, it will not be used. - Note: The delay values used will be calculated and relative based on how far those views are from the selected position. This means that the animation will look a little smoother if you are using it with large scale numbers ofsubviews
.Declaration
Swift
public struct ContinuousWeightedSortFunction: PositionSortFunction, WeightSortFunction
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A wrapper around the standard
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block with options publicly accessible. See, UIViewAnimation for more - Note:animationOptions
defaults to.curveEaseOut
. If you do not update this value before calling the animate method than the changes will not be reflected.Declaration
Swift
public struct StandardAnimation: Animation
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A
See moreSortFunction
that has variableinterObjectDelay
values. Unlike otherSortFunction
implementations, for theContinuousSortFunction
you specify aduration
and theSortFunction
will compute the necessaryinterObjectDelay
values for each of the subviews. This means that the offset times will not be multiples of the delay like usual. - Note: ThoughinterObjectDelay
is a value on this sort function, it will not be used. - Note: The delay values used will be calculated and relative based on how far those views are from the selected position. This means that the animation will look a little smoother if you are using it with large scale numbers ofsubviews
.Declaration
Swift
public struct ContinuousSortFunction: PositionSortFunction


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Affirmation and Stereotype Threat
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Ambition, Control,Security, Personal Development, and Pleasure are some of the values that bring me most joy, happiness, and satisfaction in life.
If I had to rate myself on how well I tried to live up to these values, on a scale from 1 to 5 ( 5 being the highest ) I would probably give my self a 3.5
I wish that it could be higher, but it seems that with everything happening, it does get hard to focus on living up to some of the values I listed.
If I had to choose a value most important for me, it would probably be Personal Development. I feel like I have only just started to know who I really am as a person this year, and it has brought many mixed feelings.
I think getting to know myself this year was one of the most important moments of my life because before, I felt like I was aimlessly heading towards something I was unsure of. I always felt so uncertain, and I used to dismiss it as me just being indecisive.
I am not saying that I know exactly who I am or what I want in life, but I can say with certainty that personal development is of utmost importance for me because with it comes confidence and feelings of security that I never knew existed in me.
Because I always feel like there is so much I still don't even know about myself, I do find it difficult to give others advice.
After all, how can I give advice on another person's life when I can barely understand my own?
The last time I gave someone advice, it was whether or not to take a job in a new city. I think it related to a few of my values, such as pleasure, ambition and security. Whether or not to move to a new city takes a lot of thought-- will you be able to enjoy yourself in this new place? How badly do you want to go there? Are you sure your job there could support your new life out there? The questions could go on, but thinking about such values really can help figure out what's important in life.
I think if I were to focus more on my values and got to know myself a lot better, it could help me deal with stereotype threats when it occurs.
Knowing myself and my abilities can help me feel confident enough to not feel like I am "not good enough". Ambition and control would allow me to reinforce the idea that what I set my mind to, I have it in me to see it through-- regardless of what anyone says or thinks of my abilities due to negative stereotyping.


Pandemonium Over Ecocash Upgrade, Zimbabweans React
by AndrewMobile money giant, EcoCash, is under fire from its subscribers over the sporadic service availability following a major systems upgrade which began last week Saturday.
Last week, EcoCash issued a notice to its customers that it was going to shut-down all its services for 24 hours to improve system availability. Consequently, EcoCash services were not available from 9 pm on Saturday to 9 pm on Sunday.
Following the scheduled resumption of the system, yesterday, users were unable to buy airtime, sparking rumours that the feature had been terminated on the platform. The platform was also down in shops, dealing a heavy blow to businesses and retailers.
Ironically, the upgrade which was meant to facilitate efficient service delivery has thus far created chaos. Social media has since been flooded with complaints from EcoCash’s customers venting out their frustrations.
In a statement, Ecocash’s parent company, Cassava Smartech Zimbabwe’s chief executive Mr Eddie Chibi said that they were currently seized with post over stability issues after they moved to a new platform.
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In the future, I'm hoping to work for a small game development company where I can work as part of a team.
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Which card sets are permitted in Constructed tournaments?
Wave 1: Transformers TCG Booster Packs
• Convention Pack 2018
• Autobot Starter Set
• Metroplex Deck
• Convention Edition 2018
Wave 2: Rise of the Combiners
• Devastator Deck
• Bumblebee vs Megatron Starter Set
Wave 3: War for Cybertron: Siege I
• Convention Pack 2019
Blaster vs Soundwave (35th Anniversary Edition)
Blaster vs Soundwave (Retail Edition)
Wave 4: War for Cybertron: Siege II
Wave One Energon Edition (Character and Battle Cards)
Which promo cards are permitted in Constructed tournaments?
P1: Bumblebee – Electrum Warrior
P2: Omega Supreme – Autobot Defense Base
P3: Private Smashdown
P4: Flamewar – Veteran Decepticon (Gold Foil Variant)
P5: Bumblebee – Trusted Lieutenant (Gold Foil Variant)
P6: Private Red Alert – Medic (Gold Foil Variant)
P7: Nightbird – Enigmatic Agent
P8: Raider Runamuck – Infantry Soldier (Gold Foil Variant)
P9: Raider Runabout – Infantry Soldier (Gold Foil Variant)
P10: Raider Road Hugger – Infantry Tactics (Gold Foil Variant)
P11: All-Out Attack (Energon Edition Foil Variant)
P12: Tandem Targeting System (Energon Edition Foil Variant)
What Cards are banned in Constructed Tournaments?
The Battle Cards Swap Parts and Press the Advantage are banned from use in Constructed play.
The Battle Card Multi-Mission Gear has also been announced as banned, though the Tournament Rules have
not been updated.


Add
To bring two or more numbers (or things) together to make a new total. Here 1 ball is added to 1 ball to make 2 balls.
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Example:
When we add 2 and 3 we get 5.
2 + 3 = 5
Subtract
Subtraction is taking one number away from another.
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Example:
Start with 5 apples, then subtract 2. we are left with 3 apples.
5 - 2 = 3


Camelbak Review
After buying my Brompton and using it on few rides with the London Brompton Club, I came to the conclusion that for the longer rides, I would need to get myself something to drink from - I’d already got myself a white O bag to match the Brompton, thanks to one of the Brompton owners selling one. However, whilst the bag is handy for carrying my tool kit and inner tubes, it’s not that helpful for holding a drink for easy access.
I therefore needed to find something that I could easily use. Unfortunately, the Brompton suffers from an inability to use a standard bottle cage, because of the folding nature of the bike. There are places out there that sell cages that will fit the Brompton, however, these only carry the one bottle and I know I can get through quite a bit of water on my rides. In addition, when I first started on the Brompton, the twitchiness of the ride would mean that I didn’t want to take my hand off the bars to have a drink.
This left me with only one choice really - a backpack mounted bladder system. That’s what I ended up going for in the end, a Camelbak.
 I’d started with a Platypus years ago when I did hiking. However, I also needed a backpack for the bladder as well and I couldn’t see the Platypus ones that came in bags anywhere for sale in the UK. However, I’d also had bad experiences with unnamed companies in the past as well, with one I’d bought from Wiggle for mountain biking to be terrible and leaked everywhere. So I narrowed the choices down to Osprey and Camelbak really.
I know I carry the majority of my gear in the O bag, but I also considered that this would be used whilst cycle touring. Therefore, I looked at getting a larger bag than perhaps just the bag that would take the water bladder. The intention was I could use it as a day bag when hiking, as well as when cycling. I ended up getting the Camelbak M.U.L.E. as this seemed to be a good compromise between the size and storage space.
Camelbak are probably one of the most famous brands for bladder systems so I thought I would be in good hands and I wasn’t wrong. I’ve been using this now since February and it’s accompanied me on some long rides, so I thought I would write up my thoughts on it now.
M.U.L.E
I’m not entirely sure if the M.U.L.E is an acronym for anything, but that’s how it’s marketed by Camelbak. Anyhow, it’s an 14L backpack with 3L of that taken up with the water bladder itself. It contains the bladder pocket, which has a hole at the top of the bag to allow the water tube to get out the bag and run down one of the straps holding it to your back. In addition, it has another compartment as big as the bladder pocket, for storage of items. Then on the front it has a smaller pocket, what Camelbak call a “media” pocket (designed for your phone or MP3 player) and then the expandable pocket.
The expandable pocket is open and doesn’t have a zip - this is purely for storage of a coat or jacket really it seems. Roll it up and put it in here and it’s out the way and isn’t taking up room inside the bag. It can also be used for storing bottles of drink (see the St Cripsins Day Night Ride for example) fairly safely! However, as it’s open to the elements, anything in this pocket is likely to suffer from them if the weather turns. It’s not the end of the world, and personally I’m happier to have a smaller bag that can expand like this when required, rather than a larger bag that doesn’t shrink down.
This makes the bag the same capacity pretty much as the Mini O bag that Ortleib and Brompton sell - however, I’ll tend to use both bags when riding the Brompton for club rides. I prefer having stuff not on my back when cycling but the requirement for water overrides that. So most of the time I’ll fill the O bag with what’s needed and the Camelbak is for bulky items (such as my jacket) or for items that wont fit within the Mini O bag.
The bladder itself holds 3L of water. This is adequate for a days worth of cycling with the club. I’ve only done one ride where I’ve had to refill this along the route and that was the recent ride with the Brompton Club on the St Crispins Day Night ride, and that was due to the long nature of the ride.
Conclusions
Overall, the MULE gives a good backpack and easy way of storing water for rides on the Brompton. There are other drinking solutions available but in my opinion, they’re inelegant and can potentially affect the fold (or at least provide an additional step before the fold). The backpack provides additional storage for rides where you might require it and can negate the need for additional storage.
I realise it’s not for everyone and if possible, I would prefer not to have the backpack but it is needed for drink.


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How to use private browsing on your iPhone, and turn it off when you’re done browsing
by Melanie Weir, Business Insider US- To turn off private browsing on your iPhone, or turn it on, you just need to press a single button in Safari.
- The iPhone’s private browsing feature is a convenient feature for those who don’t want their online activity listed in their browsing history.
- Private browsing prevents your iPhone from creating any browsing history for the sites you visit, but will also log you out of most sites.
- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
Private browsing prevents people who have access to your iPhone from seeing your internet history, because it stops the browser from recording your search and site visit history at all.
It also prevents your iPhone from storing most cookies for websites, however, which means that you’ll be logged out of most sites you visit.
The private browsing feature is exceedingly easy to turn on and off at will, and you won’t lose any tabs in the process – your regular tabs stay put when you open private mode, and likewise, your private tabs will stay until you close them.
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How to use private browsing on your iPhone in Safari
1. Open Safari.
2. Tap the icon in the bottom right corner that looks like two boxes stacked on top of each other. This will open your tabs.
3. Tap the “Private” button in the bottom left corner to turn on private browsing mode.
4. Tap the + button at the bottom of the screen to open a private tab.
5. When you’re done browsing and want to go back to regular browsing mode, first close any tabs you don’t want to be there the next time you open private browsing mode.
6. Tap the same tabs button you pressed before.
7. Tap the word “Private” again to turn off private browsing mode.
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When Netscape and Microsoft fought the battle to be No.1
During 1989, the Internet was being used only by computer nerds and researchers. A group of graduate students from the University of Illinois decided to take the Internet to another level and make the Internet accessible to the public. The thought awakened Marc Andreessen that if the public gets access to the Internet and can use it conveniently through the world wide web, then the communications would become instantaneous and help grow the economy in an advanced manner globally. They brought the concept of the browser to mass. The idea was to make browsers graphical and more user-friendly for its regular users. Marc had worked on the first-ever browser, 'Mosaic' which came to be known as the 'Netscape Navigator.' Netscape made their browsers available for public testing worldwide; they could catch errors and fix them for a new browser release.
Next, came the big question- who will fund it? Jim Clark forecasted the future and began to push Netscape to go public (IPO). He contacted Marc Andreessen and offered him a job in Silicon Valley and set up a team of students to work on it. Jim's business venture worked well for Netscape's IPO and exceeded all expectations. Clark alone made around $600 million in a day. Andreessen was a well-known face by now and got immense popularity. 'Time' published Andreessen on the cover, giving Netscape a brand identity that was soon to be challenged by it's biggest competitor and Tech giant 'Microsoft.'
Microsoft came into the fight of browsers to swallow Netscape and capture, dominate the potential market. It first offered to buy out Netscape and then threatened them to take over and demolish Netscape. Microsoft had a significant advantage at that time concerning positioning it's a new proposed browser (later to be known as Internet Explorer) since they had a monopoly in the operating systems market. They knew they could compel the users to use Microsoft's browser other than third-party browsers like Netscape. Netscape declined to bow down. Microsoft started building and marketing its browser.
Early 90's Microsoft started packaging the new browser (Internet Explorer) with it's Operating system (Microsoft Windows) to the users and had put in the clause in their T&C such that anyone using any browser other than IE will lose their MS license. They tied up with major internet service providers to promote and attract users towards Internet Explorer. On top of that, Microsoft offered this browser for free with it's OS. On the other side, Netscape's revenue model solely dependent on the pricing of Netscape. Netscape started to feel the heat. Microsoft's strategy and aggressive marketing were gaining momentum and thus taking the market share away from Netscape.
The war between Netscape and Microsoft continued from here on, and both started making innovation and updates. But it was getting too difficult for Netscape to keep up as they were losing revenue and market share very rapidly. They open-sourced their browser to slow down the market share fall, trading off with the revenue. That didn't work as well. By the late 90's Microsoft captured the browser market by about 80%. Netscape was then sold to AOL for about $4.2 billion; thus, the era of browser war came to an end.
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The S&P 500 Should Hang In There Through The Fourth Quarter
by Michael CannivetTime is running out on 2019. Looking back, Q4 of 2018 was a rough ride for equity investors. Wise to book profits before year-end this time around?
Perhaps, but don’t be too hasty hitting the sell button. There are a host of reasons why the S&P 500 will likely see better performance in this year’s fourth quarter.
Market Seasonality
Recency bias is common. So, it’s easy for last year to taint perceptions for how Q4 normally treats investors–and that’s very well.
Post World War II, the S&P 500 has averaged a 3.8% return in Q4. That handily beats the first three quarters of the year.
In 2018, the S&P 500 bucked the long-term trend of positive seasonality, falling -13.5% in Q4.
December was particularly tough last year. Instead of the typical ‘Santa Claus Rally,’ investors got a lump of coal. U.S. stocks fell 9%, registering the worst December performance since 1931.
However, 2018 was an anomaly. Usually, it pays to stay invested, especially if momentum is already strong.
The S&P 500 started out this year’s fourth quarter up double digits, which has occurred 42 times since 1926. In 35 of those prior instances, the S&P 500 continued to climb through year-end, with an average gain of 4.5%
There are a handful of theories for why stocks perform well late in the year. Factors that may play a role:
- Tax incentives to invest before the end of the calendar year
- General New Year’s optimism
- Year-end bonuses
- Performance chasing by fund managers
Investor Sentiment
In Barron’s latest Big Money Poll, only 27% of money managers had a bullish outlook for stocks. That marks the lowest reading in over 20 years, and is down from 56% a year ago.
It’s surprising sentiment would be so negative, especially considering the economy is doing okay and many equity indices are up over 20% year-to-date. The takeaway is a lot of active managers are already positioned defensively, which means the ‘pain trade’ is more likely geared to the upside.
Monetary Policy
Another variable that is markedly different compared to this time last year is monetary policy. In Q4 of 2018, the Federal Reserve was raising rates to combat inflation. Today, the Fed is leaning dovish, already cutting rates three times this year.
In fact, both the Fed and European Central Bank (ECB) are cutting rates concurrently, which has been the case only 10% of the time since the ECB’s inception in 1998. When both central banks lean dovish, equities have performed well. Per Fidelity, the S&P 500 averages a 22% return over the next 12-months, and cyclical sectors outperform defensive sectors 71% of the time.
Economic Outlook
The two most important factors to forecast future market returns are the rate of change in growth and inflation.
Building on the research of Ray Dalio and Hedgeye Risk Management, we combine base rate analysis and a predictive tracking algorithm at my firm in order to ‘nowcast’ the expected trajectory for growth and inflation. Using a four quadrant framework, we tactically favor assets that historically perform best in the most probable “macro season.”
Four economic regimes guide our top-down positioning:
- Macro Spring: growth accelerating, inflation slowing
- Macro Summer: growth accelerating, inflation accelerating
- Macro Fall: growth slowing, inflation accelerating
- Macro Winter: growth slowing, inflation slowing
Q4 2018 was not a hospitable environment for risk assets, because markets were surprised when a deflationary chill swept over the economy. That’s what happens in Macro Winter.
Forecasts for upcoming quarters are shown below in our Macro Seasons Monitor. The outlook for the next few quarters isn’t great, but looks better than Q4 2018.
It’s also key to remember manufacturing cycles mean revert. The trade war is taking a toll on ISM and PMI surveys, but a bounce would be normal in the next 3-6 months. If that occurs, markets will discount it in advance.
Bottom-line: try to resist making investing decisions today you wish you made a year ago. Each year brings a different set of conditions. We should invest accordingly.


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Although having read the simplifier in the tutorial: Theorem Proving in Lean and the The Lean Reference Manual
I'm still not quite understand when to use simplifier and why or why can't simp succeed in some cases,
https://gist.github.com/potsrevennil/0cbf2204a8a16daa6eab367f153be748#file-primefield-lean-L60
Take a self-defined prime field for an example, when I'm trying to prove the well-definedness of the addition of the field,. Since in the line 60 and 61, it's kind of redundant, I'm thinking of using simplifier to simplify the code. Anyway I couldn't succeed...
@AHan This is not answering your question, but why do you include % p
in your definition of addition. If would just use of_int (m + n)
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I didn't notice this since I defined the addition before the equivalence....
@Johan Commelin It did simplify a lot ! Totally get rid of the redundant part that I mentioned! (Though still confuse about the usage of simplifier) Thank you very much!!
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There are two main types of search algorithms: Linear search and Binary search.
Linear search involves moving from item to item in a list and checking if the item is the desired one. If its not then carry on moving until you reach the end. The search is the simplest you can get. The benefit of this longer search is that it can work with an unsorted list.
Binary search works by dividing the list in two and seeing if the wanted value is in the upper half or lower half. This continues until the wanted value is found. This process is a lot faster than the linear search with larger lists, however the list needs to be sorted.
Sorting Algorithms
As demonstrated by the binary search, in order to do various other operations with data, the set must first be sorted. The ones that will be covered are bubble sort, insertion sort, merge sort and quick sort.
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This method is the easiest sorting method to understand and implement, however it is very inefficient compared to alternatives.
Another method of sorting is the insertion sort. This sort works by taking an item from an unsorted part of the list, comparing it to two items already sorted and inserting it into its correct positioning. This method is then repeated until the list is sorted.
Alternatively there is merge sort. Merge sort involves a technique revolving around divide and conquer. Merge sort first begins by breaking down a list into a set of lists containing one element. It then builds up these lists into one single list in an ordered format.
The final sorting algorithm that will be discussed is Quicksort. This algorithm works by using described “pivots”. A list is taken and the starting element put into a single list containing itself. Split the remainder of the list into two sublists, those greater and those less than or equal to the pivot. From this recursively split the sublists until they are all pivots. Combine the remaining pivots to generate a sorted list.
When we talk about differences between algorithms, we can evaluate their efficiency by how long they take to execute and how much memory they use. However in the ever evolving computing industry, computers are roughly doubling in processing power every 18 months. With this in mid there needs to be a more useful way to compare algorithms in their complexity.
This is achieved with the Big-O notation. It is written as O(x) where x is the worst case scenario. We are not bothered about values with the complexity, as it is the scaling that we are concerned about.
There are 5 kinds of complexity that will be covered.
Constant complexity O(1)
This is where the complexity is constant. No matter the size of the data set, the time taken or memory used is constant. Take for example removing the first item from a list, no matter the size of the list, it will take the same time.
Linear complexity O(n)
Algorithms with linear complexity increase at the same rate as the input size increases. An example of this is the average time taken to find an item using linear search, hence the name.
Exponential complexity O(n^k) (where k>1)
These do not scale well at all. This means that as the data size increases, the rate at which the time increases gets larger. An example of this type of complexity would be the bubble sort.
Logarithmic complexity O(logn)
Logarithms put simply are the opposite of exponentials, meaning the rate by which they increase is reduced as the data size gets larger. Therefore they scale the best with an increasing data size. An example of this type of complexity would be the binary search.
Say we wanted to reach a destination in the fastest time, moving from point to point. If we wanted to take the fastest route, how would we go about finding this pathway. There are two methods that will be discussed for this: Dijkstra's algorithm and A* algorithm.
Dijkstra's Algorithm
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PyTorch Contribution Guide¶
PyTorch is a GPU-accelerated Python tensor computation package for building deep neural networks built on tape-based autograd systems.
The PyTorch Contribution Process¶
The PyTorch organization is governed by PyTorch Governance.
The PyTorch development process involves a healthy amount of open discussions between the core development team and the community.
PyTorch operates similar to most open source projects on GitHub. However, if you’ve never contributed to an open source project before, here is the basic process.
Figure out what you’re going to work on. The majority of open source contributions come from people scratching their own itches. However, if you don’t know what you want to work on, or are just looking to get more acquainted with the project, here are some tips for how to find appropriate tasks:
Look through the issue tracker and see if there are any issues you know how to fix. Issues that are confirmed by other contributors tend to be better to investigate. We also maintain some labels for issues that are likely to be good for new people, e.g., bootcamp and 1hr, although these labels are less well maintained.
Join us on Slack and let us know you’re interested in getting to know PyTorch. We’re very happy to help out researchers and partners get up to speed with the codebase.
Figure out the scope of your change and reach out for design comments on a GitHub issue if it’s large. The majority of pull requests are small; in that case, no need to let us know about what you want to do, just get cracking. But if the change is going to be large, it’s usually a good idea to get some design comments about it first.
If you don’t know how big a change is going to be, we can help you figure it out! Just post about it on issues or Slack.
Some feature additions are very standardized; for example, lots of people add new operators or optimizers to PyTorch. Design discussion in these cases boils down mostly to, “Do we want this operator/optimizer?” Giving evidence for its utility, e.g., usage in peer reviewed papers, or existence in other frameworks, helps a bit when making this case.
Adding operators / algorithms from recently-released research is generally not accepted unless there is overwhelming evidence that this newly published work has ground-breaking results and will eventually become a standard in the field. If you are not sure where your method falls, open an issue first before implementing a PR.
Core changes and refactors can be quite difficult to coordinate, as the pace of development on PyTorch master is quite fast. Definitely reach out about fundamental or cross-cutting changes; we can often give guidance about how to stage such changes into more easily reviewable pieces.

See the technical guide for advice for working with PyTorch in a technical form.
Open a pull request.
If you are not ready for the pull request to be reviewed, tag it with [WIP]. We will ignore it when doing review passes. If you are working on a complex change, it’s good to start things off as WIP, because you will need to spend time looking at CI results to see if things worked out or not.
Find an appropriate reviewer for your change. We have some folks who regularly go through the PR queue and try to review everything, but if you happen to know who the maintainer for a given subsystem affected by your patch is, feel free to include them directly on the pull request. You can learn more about this structure at PyTorch Subsystem Ownership.
Iterate on the pull request until it’s accepted!
We’ll try our best to minimize the number of review roundtrips and block PRs only when there are major issues. For the most common issues in pull requests, take a look at Common Mistakes.
Once a pull request is accepted and CI is passing, there is nothing else you need to do; we will merge the PR for you.
Getting Started¶
Proposing new features¶
New feature ideas are best discussed on a specific issue. Please include as much information as you can, any accompanying data, and your proposed solution. The PyTorch team and community frequently review new issues and comments where they think they can help. If you feel confident in your solution, go ahead and implement it.
Reporting Issues¶
If you’ve identified an issue, first search through the list of existing issues on the repo. If you are unable to find a similar issue, then create a new one. Supply as much information you can to reproduce the problematic behavior. Also, include any additional insights like the behavior you expect.
Implementing Features or Fixing Bugs¶
If you want to fix a specific issue, it’s best to comment on the individual issue with your intent. However, we do not lock or assign issues except in cases where we have worked with the developer before. It’s best to strike up a conversation on the issue and discuss your proposed solution. The PyTorch team can provide guidance that saves you time.
Issues that are labeled first-new-issue, low, or medium priority provide the best entrance point are great places to start.
Adding Tutorials¶
A great deal of the tutorials on pytorch.org come from the community itself and we welcome additional contributions. To learn more about how to contribute a new tutorial you can learn more here: PyTorch.org Tutorial Contribution Guide on Github
Improving Documentation & Tutorials¶
We aim to produce high quality documentation and tutorials. On rare occasions that content includes typos or bugs. If you find something you can fix, send us a pull request for consideration.
Take a look at the Documentation section to learn how our system works.
Participating in online discussions¶
You can find active discussions happening on the PyTorch Discussion forum.
Submitting pull requests to fix open issues¶
You can view a list of all open issues here. Commenting on an issue is a great way to get the attention of the team. From here you can share your ideas and how you plan to resolve the issue.
For more challenging issues, the team will provide feedback and direction for how to best solve the issue.
If you’re not able to fix the issue itself, commenting and sharing whether you can reproduce the issue can be useful for helping the team identify problem areas.
Reviewing open pull requests¶
We appreciate your help reviewing and commenting on pull requests. Our team strives to keep the number of open pull requests at a manageable size, we respond quickly for more information if we need it, and we merge PRs that we think are useful. However, due to the high level of interest, additional eyes on the pull requests are appreciated.
Improving code readability¶
Improve code readability helps everyone. It is often better to submit a small number of pull requests that touch few files versus a large pull request that touches many files. Starting a discussion in the PyTorch forum here or on an issue related to your improvement is the best way to get started.
Adding test cases to make the codebase more robust¶
Additional test coverage is appreciated.
Promoting PyTorch¶
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Triaging issues¶
If you feel that an issue could benefit from a particular tag or level of complexity, comment on the issue and share your opinion. If you feel an issue isn’t categorized properly, comment and let the team know.
About open source development¶
If this is your first time contributing to an open source project, some aspects of the development process may seem unusual to you.
There is no way to “claim” issues. People often want to “claim” an issue when they decide to work on it, to ensure that there isn’t wasted work when someone else ends up working on it. This doesn’t really work too well in open source, since someone may decide to work on something, and end up not having time to do it. Feel free to give information in an advisory fashion, but at the end of the day, we will take running code and rough consensus.
There is a high bar for new functionality that is added. Unlike in a corporate environment, where the person who wrote code implicitly “owns” it and can be expected to take care of it at the beginning of its lifetime, once a pull request is merged into an open source project, it immediately becomes the collective responsibility of all maintainers on the project. When we merge code, we are saying that we, the maintainers, can review subsequent changes and make a bugfix to the code. This naturally leads to a higher standard of contribution.
Common Mistakes To Avoid¶
Did you add tests? (Or if the change is hard to test, did you describe how you tested your change?)
We have a few motivations for why we ask for tests:
to help us tell if we break it later
to help us tell if the patch is correct in the first place (yes, we did review it, but as Knuth says, “beware of the following code, for I have not run it, merely proven it correct”)
When is it OK not to add a test? Sometimes a change can’t be conveniently tested, or the change is so obviously correct (and unlikely to be broken) that it’s OK not to test it. On the contrary, if a change seems likely (or is known to be likely) to be accidentally broken, it’s important to put in the time to work out a testing strategy.
Is your PR too long?
It’s easier for us to review and merge small PRs. The difficulty of reviewing a PR scales nonlinearly with its size.
When is it OK to submit a large PR? It helps a lot if there was a corresponding design discussion in an issue, with sign off from the people who are going to review your diff. We can also help give advice about how to split up a large change into individually shippable parts. Similarly, it helps if there is a complete description of the contents of the PR: it’s easier to review code if we know what’s inside!
Comments for subtle things? In cases where the behavior of your code is nuanced, please include extra comments and documentation to allow us to better understand the intention of your code.
Did you add a hack? Sometimes, the right answer is a hack. But usually, we will have to discuss it.
Do you want to touch a very core component? To prevent major regressions, pull requests that touch core components receive extra scrutiny. Make sure you’ve discussed your changes with the team before undertaking major changes.
Want to add a new feature? If you want to add new features, comment your intention on the related issue. Our team tries to comment on and provide feedback to the community. It’s better to have an open discussion with the team and the rest of the community before building new features. This helps us stay aware of what you’re working on and increases the chance that it’ll be merged.
Did you touch unrelated code to the PR? To aid in code review, please only include files in your pull request that are directly related to your changes.
Frequently asked questions¶
How can I contribute as a reviewer? There is lots of value if community developers reproduce issues, try out new functionality, or otherwise help us identify or troubleshoot issues. Commenting on tasks or pull requests with your environment details is helpful and appreciated.
CI tests failed, what does it mean? Maybe you need to merge with master or rebase with latest changes. Pushing your changes should re-trigger CI tests. If the tests persist, you’ll want to trace through the error messages and resolve the related issues.
What are the most high risk changes? Anything that touches build configuration is a risky area. Please avoid changing these unless you’ve had a discussion with the team beforehand.
Hey, a commit showed up on my branch, what’s up with that? Sometimes another community member will provide a patch or fix to your pull request or branch. This is often needed for getting CI tests to pass.
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Python Docs¶
PyTorch documentation is generated from python source using Sphinx. Generated HTML is copied to the docs folder in the master branch of pytorch.github.io, and is served via GitHub pages.
C++ Docs¶
For C++ code we use Doxygen to generate the content files. The C++ docs are built on a special server and the resulting files are copied to the https://github.com/pytorch/cppdocs repo, and are served from GitHub pages.
Tutorials¶
PyTorch tutorials are documents used to help understand using PyTorch to accomplish specific tasks or to understand more holistic concepts. Tutorials are built using Sphinx-Gallery from executable python sources files, or from restructured-text (rst) files.
Tutorials Build Overview¶
For tutorials, pull requests trigger a rebuild of the entire site using CircleCI to test the effects of the change. This build is sharded into 9 worker builds and takes around 40 minutes total. At the same time, we do a Netlify build using make html-noplot, which builds the site without rendering the notebook output into pages for quick review.
After a PR is accepted, the site is rebuilt and deployed from CircleCI.


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by Toby Meyjes, Ben Weich, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/toby-meyjes/Brits have been told to brace for three weeks' of rain in a matter of days after the Met Office issued a FIVE day weather warning.
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A spokeswoman for the Met Office said Dartmoor and the south Devon area would be worst hit, with between 1.1 and 1.6 inches of rain predicted to fall on Tuesday afternoon alone.
She said: "In the 24 hours until midnight last night, there has already been 24.2 millimeters (0.95 in) of rain in Harberton and south Dartmoor.
"There will be showers on Monday in the daytime, and again probably south Devon will be the worst hit because of the wind direction. We could see anywhere between 10 and 15mm (0.4-0.6in) in just a couple of hours.
"It's not an unusual amount for the whole day, but it will fall in the space of just a couple of hours.
"On Tuesday afternoon there will be heavy rain. It is possible we could see 30-40mm (1.18-1.57in) over high ground, in the afternoon into the evening, and it will already be very saturated at that point."
Firefighters in Devon and Cornwall have warned drivers to stay away from flooded areas.
The Environment Agency has published several flood warnings for today in the South West - alerting the public that the river Teign and river Clyst could both burst their banks.
It said that flood waters could be "deep and fast-flowing," and that homes and businesses in low-lying areas could be flooded.
The Environment Agency urged nearby residents to "take action now [and] remain safe and be aware of your local surroundings."
Speaking earlier today before the latest warnings were issued, Met Office meteorologist Helen Willetts said: "It will be really very wet for the Balearic Islands as we go through Saturday.
"It will push into the United Kingdom and into France as well.
"Large waves on the coast and more flooding rains are expected. The ground is already so saturated."
It is thought that the heavy rain could then push into Scotland.
In addition to the nine flood warnings issued by the Environment Agency, primarily in the South West and North East, there have been 77 less severe alerts.
The warnings follow a month of severe flooding in parts of South Yorkshire and Derbyshire, which saw at least one fatality and the Government heavily criticised for "abandoning" people in the worst hit areas.
Thousands were forced to flee their homes, while the Prime Minister was met with heckling when he visited towns in the worst-affected areas.
Upon Boris Johnson's first visit - six days after the flooding began - Labour leader said "it would have been a very different story" had it happened in Surrey or the South East.
And on Thursday evening, two people died in Gloucestershire when a tree fell on their car.
Five-day weather forecast:
Today:
Most parts cloudy with rain at times, heaviest in the southwest this morning then in the northeast later. Temperatures close to the seasonal average but feeling chilly in the rain, and with a brisk breeze in the northeast.
Tonight:
Heavy rain becoming confined to northeast Scotland. Becoming drier elsewhere but with mist, low cloud and a few fog patches.
Sunday:
Heavy rain clearing northeast Scotland. Elsewhere, a murky start with some drizzle and a few fog patches. Brighter skies developing in places during the afternoon. Milder in the south.
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:
Further spells of rain or showers for most, heavy in places, and some brief drier interludes. Often windy, especially around coasts. Milder than of late although patchy overnight frost possible.


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Some food cannot be taken together with drug, they may have bad reaction with the drug and therefore predispose one to develop side effects.
Alchol
It will increase or decrease the effect of medicine
Caffeine-containing food
Drinks include tea, soft drinks, coffe and other many beverages all contain caffeine.
Caffeine can stimulate the central nervous system and increase blood pressure as well as attributing some diuretic effect as well.
Caffeine is going to be broken down in the liver at the end.
Many drug or medicine can increase the caffeine level in the blood, damaging the liver.
Calcium-containing food
The calcium in the food may decrease the absorption of drugs. Typical example is the antibiotics like tetracycline, ciprofloxacin, levofloxacin may be less effective when taken at the same time with calcium rich food. Drugs with low bioavailability such as bisphosphates i.e. alendronate, risedroante, ibandronate is especially problematic with these food.
Other food that cannot taken together with drug and medicine


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Emily P. Ahn
Linguistics @ UW. Graduate student. Language enthusiast.
eahn @ uw . edu
I am a fifth-year PhD student in Computational Linguistics at the University of Washington advised by Gina-Anne Levow, Richard Wright, and Eleanor Chodroff. Generally, I am interested in multilingual NLP and speech processing, low-resource language technology, language variation, and linguistic typology. The goal of my work is to enhance the accessibility of modern NLP and speech technologies to diverse communities. By understanding how sounds and sound systems systematically vary in the increasingly large corpora across the world’s languages, we can contribute to the fields of phonetic and phonological typology, as well as broaden the technologies that mainly serve higher-resourced and mainstream varieties of language. Recently, I have been analyzing the use of phonological categories in cross-lingual phonemic forced alignment.
Through the support of the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, some of my past projects include analyzing acoustic word embeddindgs of multilingual named entities, investigating accommodation in code-switched dialogues, and detecting microaggressions in social media text. I have completed my Masters at the Language Technologies Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, where I was co-advised by Alan Black and Yulia Tsvetkov. Before any graduate studies, I spent 1 year at SRI International, working in their Speech Technology and Research Lab. Prior to that, I graduated from Wellesley College in 2016, where I studied Cognitive & Linguistic Sciences with a concentration in Computer Science. I encourage students to contact me with questions about Computational Linguistics, NLP, graduate school, applications, etc—just email me!
When I’m not working, I like to crochet, knit, play drums, exercise, listen to jazz, and most of all share meals and conversations with friends. Once upon a time, I did taekwondo and rowing for sport.
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| Jul 24, 2023 | Accepted paper at INTERSPEECH 2023: An Outlier Analysis of Vowel Formants from a Corpus Phonetics Pipeline [paper] |
| Jul 20, 2023 | Began co-instructing a summer course: UW LING 473 Basics for Computational Linguistics! |
| Jun 9, 2023 | Awarded the UW Excellence in Linguistic Research Graduate Fellowship! |
| Sep 24, 2022 | Shared thoughts on Data Collection, Bias, and Ethical Concerns in Speech Processing as a Panelist for the Speech for Social Good workshop at INTERSPEECH 2022 [video] |
| Sep 23, 2022 | Finished an Applied Science internship at Amazon Care. |
| May 24, 2022 | Presented a poster at ASA Spring 2022: Investigating the acoustic fidelity of remote recording methods [abstract] |
| Apr 20, 2022 | Gave a tutorial on the Montreal Forced Aligner at the University of Potsdam. |
| Apr 12, 2022 | Accepted paper at LREC 2022: VoxCommunis: A Corpus for Cross-linguistic Phonetic Analysis [paper] [data] [poster] |
| Mar 3, 2021 | Presented paper at ComputEL 2021: Developing a Shared Task for Speech Processing on Endangered Languages [paper] [video] |
| Oct 23, 2020 | Accepted paper at CoNLL 2020: Understanding Linguistic Accommodation in Code-Switched Human-Machine Dialogues [paper] |


Roll call at the APC NEC - The Nation Newspaper
by https://www.facebook.com/CheerfulpraiseAmong those who attended the meeting were: former interim National Chairman of APC, Chief Bisi Akande, Secretary to Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, Senate President, Ahmed Lawan, Deputy Senate President, Ovie Omo-Agege, Deputy Speaker, Ahmed Wade, Senate Leader, Abdullahi Yahaya, Deputy Senate Leader, Prof. Ajayi Borrofice, Senate Chief Whip, Orji Uzor Kalu and Deputy Senate Whip, Sabi Abdullahi.
Read Also; APC NEC: I’m not under pressure, says Oshiomhole
Also in attendance were governors of Nasarawa, Abdullahi Sule, Kaduna, Nasir El-Rufai, Borno, Prof. Babagana Zulum, Kogi, Yahaya Bello, Katsina, Aminu Masari, Edo, Godwin Obaseki, Ondo, Rotimi Aksredolu, Osun, Adegboyega Oyetola, Ekiti, Kayode Fayemi, Jigawa, Abubakar Badaru, etc.
On the roll call for attendance were the suspended Edo State APC Chairman, Anslem Ojezua and also the suspended Deputy National Chairman North, Lawal Shuiabu.


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| Interface Summary | |
| Encoder | Encodes original text. |
| Formatter | Processes terms found in the original text, typically by applying some form of mark-up to highlight terms in HTML search results pages. |
| Fragmenter | Implements the policy for breaking text into multiple fragments for consideration
by the Highlighter class. |
| Scorer | Adds to the score for a fragment based on its tokens |
| Class Summary | |
| DefaultEncoder | Simple Encoder implementation that does not modify the output |
| GradientFormatter | Formats text with different color intensity depending on the score of the term. |
| Highlighter | Class used to markup highlighted terms found in the best sections of a
text, using configurable Fragmenter , Scorer , Formatter ,
Encoder and tokenizers. |
| NullFragmenter | Fragmenter implementation which does not fragment the text. |
| QueryScorer | Scorer implementation which scores text fragments by the number of unique query terms found. |
| QueryTermExtractor | Utility class used to extract the terms used in a query, plus any weights. |
| SimpleFragmenter | Fragmenter implementation which breaks text up into same-size
fragments with no concerns over spotting sentence boundaries. |
| SimpleHTMLEncoder | Simple Encoder implementation to escape text for HTML output |
| SimpleHTMLFormatter | Simple Formatter implementation to highlight terms with a pre and post tag |
| SpanGradientFormatter | Formats text with different color intensity depending on the score of the term using the span tag. |
| TextFragment | Low-level class used to record information about a section of a document with a score. |
| TokenGroup | One, or several overlapping tokens, along with the score(s) and the scope of the original text |
| TokenSources | Hides implementation issues associated with obtaining a TokenStream for use with the higlighter - can obtain from TermFreqVectors with offsets and (optionally) positions or from Analyzer class reparsing the stored content. |
| WeightedTerm | Lightweight class to hold term and a weight value used for scoring this term |
The highlight package contains classes to provide "keyword in context" features typically used to highlight search terms in the text of results pages. The Highlighter class is the central component and can be used to extract the most interesting sections of a piece of text and highlight them, with the help of Fragmenter, FragmentScorer, Formatter classes.
IndexSearcher searcher = new IndexSearcher(ramDir); Query query = QueryParser.parse("Kenne*", FIELD_NAME, analyzer); query = query.rewrite(reader); //required to expand search terms Hits hits = searcher.search(query); Highlighter highlighter = new Highlighter(this, new QueryScorer(query)); for (int i = 0; i < hits.length(); i++) { String text = hits.doc(i).get(FIELD_NAME); TokenStream tokenStream = analyzer.tokenStream(FIELD_NAME, new StringReader(text)); // Get 3 best fragments and seperate with a "..." String result = highlighter.getBestFragments(tokenStream, text, 3, "..."); System.out.println(result); }
The highlighter takes a TokenStream as input. Until now these streams have typically been produced using an Analyzer but the new class TokenSources provides helper methods for obtaining TokenStreams from the new TermVector position support (see latest CVS version).
The new class GradientFormatter can use a scale of colors to highlight terms according to their score. A subtle use of color can help emphasise the reasons for matching (useful when doing "MoreLikeThis" queries and you want to see what the basis of the similarities are).
The QueryScorer class has a new constructor which can use an IndexReader to derive the IDF (inverse document frequency) for each term in order to influcence the score. This is useful for helping to extracting the most significant sections of a document and in supplying scores used by the new GradientFormatter to color significant words more strongly. The QueryScorer.getMaxWeight method is useful when passed to the GradientFormatter constructor to define the top score which is associated with the top color.
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batteryManager¶
On this page you will find the class defenition of the class batteryManager
Functions¶
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class
batteryManager
¶ With this class you can read the battery value. The battery value is read by an adc pin on the LoPy.
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__init__
()¶ Initialize adc variable and reading values.
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checkLowBattery
()¶ Reads the adc value 100 times and gets the mean of it. If the value is below 3.8 the battery is below 25% of capacity, this will return true. 3.8 = 25% and 4.2 = 100%.
Source¶
This is the source code of the class batteryManager.py
import machine
class BatteryManager:
numADCreadings = const(100)
def __init__(self):
self.adc = machine.ADC(0)
self.adcread = self.adc.channel(attn=3, pin='P16')
self.samplesADC = [0.0]*numADCreadings
self.meanADC = 0.0
def checkLowBattery(self):
i = 0
while (i < numADCreadings):
adcint = self.adcread()
self.samplesADC[i] = adcint
self.meanADC += adcint
i += 1
self.meanADC /= numADCreadings
voltage = (self.meanADC / 4096) * 3.548 / 0.3155
if(voltage < 3.8):
return True
return False


| is.secure {remoter} | R Documentation |
Report if communications with the connected server are encrypted.
is.secure()
Returns TRUE
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R prompt), then NA
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Eric's Story
Eric is a junior at Oakland University studying computer science. Eric and I met the day before his freshman year at Oakland University at LifeChurch Auburn Hills, a local church. As we shook hands, we quickly bonded over our mutual love for video games and scheduled a time to meet. I will never forget my first meeting with Eric because I was so impressed with Eric’s desire to make his faith his own. Eric graduated from a nearby Christian school and felt like college was his chance to step outside the Christian bubble and make his faith his own.
As Eric’s freshman year started, Eric got involved with InterVarsity, a college ministry group on campus. Eric’s vibrant personality, commitment to growth, and desire to make his faith his own attracted the attention of InterVarsity leadership and Eric was asked to join the leadership track by the second semester of his freshman year.
Since joining the leadership team as a freshman in 2019, Eric has done some incredible things. Eric has grown to become a phenomenal small great leader, has started coaching new leaders, joined the leaders of leader’s team, started a branch of InterVarsity ministry directed towards reaching out to video game players, and recently has become quite the evangelist.
Eric’s heart for evangelism sprouted at the start of this school year as everyone returned to campus for the first time since Covid started. From the get-go, Eric was on a mission to connect with as many people as possible. Eric spent countless hours doing outreach for InterVarsity outside of the student center and even found a way to incorporate board games as a way to evangelize to others. As the semester has continued, Eric’s heart to see others come to the Lord has only increased. Eric spends time each week evangelizing to strangers and is constantly inviting people to join his small group. Recently, Eric had the opportunity to lead two of his small group members to the Lord. Praise God!
I am so incredibly proud of Eric and so thankful to be able to be a part of his spiritual journey. In addition to meeting with Michael Williams, the head of InterVarsity at Oakland, Eric and I have been meeting weekly for the last two years. During our time together Eric and I have worked to develop leadership skills, strengthened his emotional IQ, and developed healthy rhythms with God. I have truly seen Eric grow as a leader and as a follower of Christ. Eric leads by example and lives out what it means to be a true servant leader. In addition, Eric has developed spiritual and emotional maturity far beyond his age.
With a year and a half left until graduation, there is no sign that Eric has any plans of slowing down. Eric desires to continue helping InterVarsity expand, lead his small group, grow his game ministry, and even has plans to begin teaching others!
As Eric thinks about graduation, he is deciding between pursuing a position in ministry or as a software engineer. He is not sure where he feels the Lord is calling him at the moment but is looking forward to what’s next!


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Package org.dellroad.stuff.pobj
Simple XML Persistence Objects (POBJ).
This package implements a library for simple persistence of Java objects via XML. It's targeted at Java data structures that are small enough to fit in memory and which are read much more often than they are written, and can be persisted as an XML file. A good example would be configuration information for an application.
Attributes and features:
- Able to persist an arbitrary java object graph - you supply the XML (de)serialization strategy
- Automatic support for deep copying the object graph
- Read access uses natural Java
- Changes are atomic, serialized, wholesale updates
- All changes must fully validate
- Versioning support for optimistic locking
- Support for "out-of-band" persistent file updates
- Support for automatic re-indexing on change
- Support for listener notifications on update
- Support for schema updates via XSLT transforms using the
org.dellroad.stuff.schema
classes - Support for JTA/XA transactions
The primary class is PersistentObject
. Typically this class would be accessed through a
PersistentObjectSchemaUpdater
which allows for evolution of the XML schema over time;
see SpringPersistentObjectSchemaUpdater
for an example of Spring configuration.
A PersistentObjectTransactionManager
for use with Spring's transaction support is also provided.
- See Also:
- The dellroad-stuff Project
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Interface Summary Interface Description PersistentObjectDelegate<T> Delegate interface required forPersistentObject
s.PersistentObjectListener<T> Listener interface for changes to aPersistentObject
. -
Class Summary Class Description AbstractConfiguredBean<ROOT,T> Support superclass for Spring beans that are configured by aPersistentObject
root object, or some portion thereof.AbstractDelegate<T> Support superclass forPersistentObjectDelegate
classes, with implementations of all methods other thanserialize()
anddeserialize()
.FilterDelegate<T> Adapter class forPersistentObjectDelegate
implementations that wrap a nested delegate.PersistentFileTransaction Represents an open "transaction" on aPersistentObject
's persistent file.PersistentObject<T> Main class for Simple XML Persistence Objects (POBJ).PersistentObjectEvent<T> Notification event emitted by aPersistentObject
to listeners whenever there is an update to the root object.PersistentObjectExceptionTranslator PersistentObject
implementation of Spring'sPersistenceExceptionTranslator
interface.PersistentObjectSchemaUpdater<T> APersistentObjectDelegate
that is also aAbstractSchemaUpdater
that automatically applies needed updates to the persistent XML file.PersistentObjectTransactionManager<T> PersistentObject
implementation of Spring'sPlatformTransactionManager
interface, allowing methods annotated with Spring's@Transactional
annotation to perform transactions onPersistentObject
s.SpringDelegate<T> PersistentObjectDelegate
that uses Spring'sMarshaller
andUnmarshaller
interfaces for XML conversion.SpringPersistentObjectSchemaUpdate<T> Support superclass for Spring-enabledSchemaUpdate
s for use with aPersistentObjectSchemaUpdater
.SpringPersistentObjectSchemaUpdater<T> PersistentObjectSchemaUpdater
optimized for use with Spring:SpringPersistentObjectSchemaUpdater.getOrderingTieBreaker()
is overridden to break ties by ordering updates in the same order as they are defined in the bean factory. This class implementsInitializingBean
and verifies all required properties are set. If no updates are explicitly configured, then allSpringPersistentObjectSchemaUpdate
s found in the containing bean factory are automatically configured; this requires that all of the schema updates are defined in the sameListableBeanFactory
. The default value may be configured as an XML resourceSpringXSLPersistentObjectSchemaUpdate<T> SpringPersistentObjectSchemaUpdate
that applies a configured XSL transform to the XML form of the persistent object.SpringXSLUpdateTransformConfigurer SpringBeanPostProcessor
that looks forSpringXSLPersistentObjectSchemaUpdate
beans that don't have an explicit transform resource configured, and configures them using a resource location based on the bean name, by simply adding a configured prefix and suffix.UpdatesXMLStreamReader AnnotatedXMLStreamReader
that reads the nested schema update list.UpdatesXMLStreamWriter AnnotatedXMLStreamWriter
that inserts the schema update list into the document using anPersistentObjectSchemaUpdater.UPDATES_ELEMENT_NAME
annotation element. -
Exception Summary Exception Description NotConfiguredException Thrown byAbstractConfiguredBean.getRequiredConfig()
when the bean is not configured.PersistentObjectException Runtime exception thrown duringPersistentObject
operations.PersistentObjectValidationException Runtime exception thrown duringPersistentObject
operations.PersistentObjectVersionException Optimistic locking exception thrown byPersistentObject.setRoot()
when the expected version number does not agree.


Rag & Bone Launches Bonum Collaboration
The Japanese brand is known for deconstructing and reworking different items into eclectic new pieces.
by Kelly WetherilleRag & Bone has teamed with Japanese brand Bonum to create a limited-edition capsule collection. Made from Rag & Bone deadstock, the pieces combine Bonum’s signature deconstruction and reworking techniques with elements that are central to Rag & Bone’s aesthetic, including American workwear, English-inspired tailoring, military pieces and sporty influences.
The capsule collection launched exclusively at a pop-up at Tokyo’s Isetan department store earlier this month, and will hit Rag & Bone’s Omotesando, Ginza Six and Ginza Mitsukoshi stores Wednesday, before rolling out to the U.S. market via the brand’s e-commerce platform. The offering comprises 12 styles including jackets, pants, shirts, sweatshirts and bags.


data class StateConsumptionDetails
Contains information about the consuming transaction for a particular state.
ConsumedStateType |
enum class ConsumedStateType |
<init> |
Contains information about the consuming transaction for a particular state. StateConsumptionDetails(hashOfTransactionId: SecureHash, type: ConsumedStateType) |
hashOfTransactionId |
Hash of the consuming transaction id. val hashOfTransactionId: SecureHash |
type |
The type of consumed state: either a reference input state or a regular input state. val type: ConsumedStateType |
copy |
fun copy(hashOfTransactionId: SecureHash): StateConsumptionDetails |


Donald Trump must pay two million dollars over charitable foundation ‘misuse’
A judge has ordered President Donald Trump to pay two million US dollars to settle a lawsuit alleging he misused his charitable foundation to further his political and business interests.
New York judge Saliann Scarpulla also signed off on an agreement to close the Trump Foundation and distribute about 1.7 million US dollars in remaining funds to other nonprofit groups.
A request for comment was emailed to Mr Trump’s lawyer.
New York’s attorney general filed a lawsuit last year alleging Mr Trump and his family illegally operated the foundation as an extension of his businesses and his presidential campaign.
New York attorney general Letitia James had been seeking about 2.8 million US dollars in restitution from the president.
Ms Scarpulla cut that amount to two million US dollars.


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I am Li Hua, I am going to Singapore for my Master degree. Hope I can have a good time there and visit other countries in South East Asia during the vocation.
OMG! The virus is spreading so fast! Hope my friends staying safe in other counries.
What can we mostly hear in recent months from newspaper?
Let me focus on cases in Singapore.
The empolyment market in Singapore also suffered from COVID-19...
The situation is gradually under control. Hope I can take more face-to-face classes next semester.


Watercolour and ink on paper 14″ × 14″Midway through migration, a fisherman gets lost at sea. Back to Portfolio View Image Fullsize


Tinter-Shader is a web application that generates tints and shades from an RGB color pallette that you give it. I wrote it because I needed a tool like this and couldn’t find one on the web. And, because I wanted to practice and improve my JavaScript and JQuery skills.
Tinter-Shader is great for when you already have a color pallete for your design, but you need some tints and shades that would make good colors for backgrounds, text, forms and panels that fit into your existing color scheme.
Inspiration for Tinter-Shader came from two of my favorite tools, Color Blender (http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/color-blend/) and Color Scheme Designer (http://colorschemedesigner.com/). These are both excellent tools which I use often. Tinter-Shader is a different and complementary tool to these.
I hope you enjoy Tinter-Shader. If you find it useful, please consider mentioning my name and linking to me from your site to share some Google Love. Last but not least, this is a free tool— no warranty is provided. Use at your own risk. It works for me!
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*Incidence rate calculated for all ages, unless otherwise specified.
| Disease | Current Vaccine | Year Vaccine First Available |
|---|---|---|
| {{item.disease}} | {{item.current_vaccine}} | {{item.first_available}} |
*Rotavirus is not a nationally notifiable disease.
*Diphtheria not nationally notifiable after 1979.
*Chickenpox not nationally notifiable after 1991.


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MLine
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#include <MLine.h>
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Detailed Description
class
MLine
Definition at line 22 of file MLine.h.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
dir is the direction vector, pt is any point on the line.
class header.
File: MLine.cpp Author: Kevin Bray Created: 09-05-05 Copyright © 2004 Bootstrap Studios. All rights reserved. project includes. class MLine ctor & dtor
Definition at line 25 of file MLine.cpp.
| MLine::MLine |
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| float MLine::Dist |
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const MVec3 & |
pt |
) |
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returns the shortest distance between the point and the line.
return the shortest distance to the line from the point.
Definition at line 62 of file MLine.cpp.
| const MVec3& MLine::GetDir |
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| const MVec3& MLine::GetPt |
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| bool MLine::IsCoLinear |
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line, |
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tolerance | |
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returns true if the line is colinear.
we know they're going the same direction, so we should determine if they pass through the same point.
return true if colinear.
Definition at line 72 of file MLine.cpp.
| void MLine::Load |
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UReader & |
reader |
) |
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| void MLine::Save |
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UWriter & |
writer |
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| void MLine::SetDir |
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const MVec3 & |
dir |
) |
|
public methods.
make sure the line direction vector is approximately normalized.
Definition at line 53 of file MLine.cpp.
| void MLine::SetPt |
( |
const MVec3 & |
pt |
) |
[inline] |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- C:/Bootstrap/ProjectBX/Documentation/Code/Engine/Common/MLine.h
- C:/Bootstrap/ProjectBX/Documentation/Code/Engine/Common/MLine.cpp


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