Currently, the master daemon does two main roles:
Due to the technical details of the implementation, the job execution and query paths interact with each other, and for example the “masterd hang” issue that we had late in the 2.5 release cycle was due to the interaction between job queries and job execution.
Furthermore, also because technical implementations (Python lacking read-only variables being one example), we can’t share internal data structures for jobs; instead, in the query path, we read them from disk in order to not block job execution due to locks.
All these point to the fact that the integration of both queries and job execution in the same process (multi-threaded) creates more problems than advantages, and hence we should look into separating them.
In Ganeti 2.7, we will introduce a separate, optional daemon to handle queries (note: whether this is an actual “new” daemon, or its functionality is folded into confd, remains to be seen).
This daemon will expose exactly the same Luxi interface as masterd, except that job submission will be disabled. If so configured (at build time), clients will be changed to:
This new daemon will serve both pure configuration queries (which confd can already serve), and run-time queries (which currently only masterd can serve). Since the RPC can be done from any node to any node, the new daemon can run on all master candidates, not only on the master node. This means that all gnt-* list options can be now run on other nodes than the master node. If we implement this as a separate daemon that talks to confd, then we could actually run this on all nodes of the cluster (to be decided).
During the 2.7 release, masterd will still respond to queries itself, but it will log all such queries for identification of “misbehaving” clients.
As far as I can see, this will bring some significant advantages.
First, we remove any interaction between the job execution and cluster query state. This means that bugs in the locking code (job execution) will not impact the query of the cluster state, nor the query of the job execution itself. Furthermore, we will be able to have different tuning parameters between job execution (e.g. 25 threads for job execution) versus query (since these are transient, we could practically have unlimited numbers of query threads).
As a result of the above split, we move from the current model, where shutdown of the master daemon practically “breaks” the entire Ganeti functionality (no job execution nor queries, not even connecting to the instance console), to a split model:
This will help, for example, in the case where the master node has crashed and we haven’t failed it over yet: querying and investigating the cluster state will still be possible from other master candidates (on small clusters, this will mean from all nodes).
A last advantage is that we finally will be able to reduce the footprint of masterd; instead of previous discussion of splitting individual jobs, which requires duplication of all the base functionality, this will just split the queries, a more trivial piece of code than job execution. This should be a reasonable work effort, with a much smaller impact in case of failure (we can still run masterd as before).
We might get increased inconsistency during queries, as there will be a delay between masterd saving an updated configuration and confd/query loading and parsing it. However, this could be compensated by the fact that queries will only look at “snapshots” of the configuration, whereas before it could also look at “in-progress” modifications (due to the non-atomic updates). I think these will cancel each other out, we will have to see in practice how it works.
Another disadvantage might be that we have a more complex setup, due to the introduction of a new daemon. However, the query path will be much simpler, and when we remove the query functionality from masterd we should have a more robust system.
Finally, we have QR_LOCK, which is an internal query related to the master daemon, using the same infrastructure as the other queries (related to cluster state). This is unfortunate, and will require untangling in order to keep code duplication low.
If this works well, the plan would be (tentatively) to disable the query functionality in masterd completely in Ganeti 2.8, in order to remove the duplication. This might change based on how/if we split the configuration/locking daemon out, or not.
Once we split this out, there is not technical reason why we can’t execute any query from any node; except maybe practical reasons (network topology, remote nodes, etc.) or security reasons (if/whether we want to change the cluster security model). In any case, it should be possible to do this in a reliable way from all master candidates.
Update: We decided to keep the restriction to run queries on the master node. The reason is that it is confusing from a usability point of view that querying will work on any node and suddenly, when the user tries to submit a job, it won’t work.
We will fold this in confd, at least initially, to reduce the proliferation of daemons. Haskell will limit (if used properly) any too deep integration between the old “confd” functionality and the new query one. As advantages, we’ll have a single daemons that handles configuration queries.
The redirection of Luxi requests can be easily done based on the request type, if we have both sockets open, or if we open on demand.
We don’t want the masterd to talk to the luxid itself (hidden redirection), since we want to be able to run queries while masterd is down.
During the 2.7 release cycle, we can test all queries against both masterd and luxid in QA, so we know we have exactly the same interface and it is consistent.


Parliament: Oral Questions - 19 November 2019
by Office of the ClerkOral Questions - 19 November 2019
Questions to Ministers
1. Hon PAULA BENNETT to the Prime Minister: Does she have confidence in all of her Ministers?
2. Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH to the Minister of Finance: Is he currently involved in negotiations with Auckland Council to end the land occupation at Ihumātao?
3. KIRITAPU ALLAN to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the New Zealand economy?
4. CHRIS BISHOP to the Minister for Regional Economic Development: How much money did NZ Future Forest Products Ltd apply for from the Provincial Growth Fund and what was the application for?
5. Hon Dr NICK SMITH to the Minister of Justice: Does he stand by all his Government’s statements and actions on electoral law?
6. JAN TINETTI to the Minister of Education: What response has he seen to the Government’s policy to provide funding to replace parental donations to schools?
7. Hon NIKKI KAYE to the Minister of Education: Does he stand by his statements and actions in response to the Tomorrow’s Schools Independent Taskforce Report?
8. NICOLA WILLIS to the Associate Minister of Education: Does she agree with the Prime Minister, who said in May 2018 that the average wait time for a child seeking an early intervention appointment was 74 days “and in the life of a little 3- or 4-year-old child who’s hungry to learn, that’s 74 days too long”; if so, what is the average waiting time for a child seeking early intervention support today?
9. Dr DEBORAH RUSSELL to the Associate Minister of Finance: What actions is the Government taking to reform the Overseas Investment Act 2005?
10. Dr PARMJEET PARMAR to the Minister of Research, Science and Innovation: Has she met with any National Science Challenges panel members to discuss alternatives to 1080?
11. PAUL EAGLE to the Associate Minister of Housing: What recent announcements has he made about reforming residential tenancies?
12. MARAMA DAVIDSON to the Associate Minister of Housing: Will the recently announced changes to the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 help ensure that every New Zealander has a warm, dry, secure home; if so, how?


Taurus is the Fixed stage of the Earth element and is ruled by the lunar side of Venus. This means that they use their powers of collecting similar things (Venus) to gather and stabilize (Fixed) materialistic objects (Earth Element).
It is the energy of Venus that makes them soft-mannered, love music, love beauty, and love people. The Fixed stage is what makes them confident and capable to achieve their materialistic stability. It also is the cause of their hatred towards starting something anew and changing old habits that have proven to be effective to them. The Earth element is what makes Taurus so sensual, love earthly pleasure, stubborn, slow to move or change, quiet, easy-going, and retain emotions for a long time.
Taurus main focus in life is to achieve life security and for that they make sure that they have three aspects intact: stability, possessions, and nutrition.
Taurus main focus in life is to achieve life security and for that they make sure that they have three aspects intact: stability, possessions, and nutrition. Stability is important as the daily schedule, work, home, and loved ones remain constant day in and day out so that they know their life is secure. Possessions are important to security because the best way to turn something uncertain into certain is by owning it. Nutrition is important because it stabilizes their bodies.
Taurus' symbol is a bull. This represents the fact that they are simple, like the comfortable home environment, like nature, need to be fed well at all times, not aggressive, have a great memory, are very sensual, are highly reliable, and have a serious manner. Taurus are also equipped with a great amount of patience. But be careful! If they do get angry (a rare occurrence), they will charge at their target at full force like a raging bull.
Taurus are the "Baby" stage in the Astrological Karmic Cycle. Right after the "New Born" stage of Aries that need to scream to get what they want, the "Baby" is confident that the world will provide him his basic needs. This is represented by Taurus' calmness, long patience, love of babies/cute things, and strong desire for affection. Their main mantra in life is "I posses".
Taurus goals in this karmic stage are to teach that "love is patience" and to learn that "love is to forgive". Their patience with matters and people is unmatched but if a person upsets them, their discontent will last very long. Therefore Taurus would be wise learn how to forgive and forget in order to release that contempt.
Determination that can turn into stubbornness. Persistence that can turn into unwillingness to change. Patience that can turn into slow movement. Rationality that can turn into irrationality. Efficient management that can turn into controlling. Sensuality that can turn into gluttony. He is very musical (music soothes the beast) and usually has a pleasant voice or plays a musical instrument very well. He is very strong physically and rarely gets sick.
Taurus' strong determination and patience can help them stay steady on the path to success. The same traits can also cause them to stick to their own stubborn ways, think inside the box, not adapt to changes, and consequently crash into a wall that could have easily been avoided with a few modifications. Therefore Taurus would be wise to pause at times and get a second perspective or a different opinion from others. Their warm and soft heart makes people love them for the sweet, kind person they truly are. The same heart causes them to get hurt easily from people close to them and tends to take other people's actions personally.
Taurus have a great memory and remember things well. This great memory also makes it difficult for them to forget the "bad things" people did to them. Therefore Taurus would be wise to be cautious of who they put their trust/emotions with and learn to let go of their pain. They are great at managing things and people around them and making those people and things work efficiently. That same trait causes them to be controlling and strangling in their relationships. Taurus would be wise to learn to give people their freedom to be/act as they wish and incorporate their plans around that.
Taurus love their comfort and sensuality and everything that provides these for them. Soothing music and comfortable clothes that make them look good are very popular with Taurus. They love food, especially fatty foods like steak, chocolates, and creams. Taurus' love for food is both physical and spiritual: food makes them feel so good both emotionally and physically. Taurus love their homes and love to furnish them with their possessions, which are usually very big in size.
Taurus' love for food is both physical and spiritual: food makes them feel so good both emotionally and physically.
They love to be surrounded by their possessions and the people who appreciate them because that gives them assurance. Taurus love to be touched and caressed softly. They work hard and like their peace and quiet time, so please, just give them some and understand. Taurus like to collect wealth and be financially stable, then use this money to buy themselves more comfort and pleasure. Taurus love nature and earth and have a longing to live somewhere pastoral and natural; like a farm, for instance.
Taurus hate fast changes and starting things over again. They hate irresponsibility, dishonesty, disloyalty, and wasting energy for no reason. Taurus usually dislike loud-mouthed people that talk a lot. They believe that rules were made to protect everyone and ensure stability and therefore hate breaking the rules and causing trouble or people who do so constantly.
Taurus hate being bossed around or controlled (even though they might do so themselves).  Taurus is very territorial and keeps a vigilant watch over their "space", loved ones, and properties.
Taurus are naturally mistrusting and careful of others. Therefore one must approach a Taurus gently, making sure not to overstep one's boundary by asking personal questions that revolve around his intimate matters of life such as his love life, his financial matters, etc. Loud talking and public spectacles are also a wrong way to approach the quiet, calm Taurus.
Although they show little or no emotions, they are very sensitive and their feelings can be easily hurt. Therefore one must chose their words carefully when speaking to a Taurus about personal matters. Trust is extremely important to them because it resonates with their need for stability. If Taurus deem someone deceitful or incompetent, that person has a very small chance of regaining their trust. Once one has gained the trust and favor of a Taurus, one will find them to be a very honest, caring, and dependable friend. Taurus like to be touched by their loved ones and communicates a lot through touch.
One must be aware of the Taurus' tendency to control their surroundings and the people that surround them. Their intentions are purely helpful and not to be disrespected. If one is experiencing difficulty with this or any other of their behaviors, one must make sure to tell them in a gentle manner. A soft touch, compassionate eyes, friendly smile, and a polite request can achieve almost anything with a Taurus. Anger, arguments, blame, criticism etc. will result in Taurus becoming very stubborn and defensive. Taurus rarely argues their point or way, they just does what they feels is right and disregard the rest.
Taurus are motivated fully by their need to give and receive physical stability and security. They do not have a true sense of themselves until they connect themselves to their surrounding and their close relationships. Taurus do so by providing their loved ones with physical security such as protection, food, finance, etc. in a hope that they will be treated well in return.
Taurus are very easily hurt emotionally and want someone who will be gentle with their feelings.
Taurus are very easily hurt emotionally and want someone who will be gentle with their feelings. They also want someone that they can provide for and call their "own", thus connecting to him/her. Since Taurus seek to gain stability, it is very likely that a female Taurus will want someone with a solid job and financial stability. The male Taurus will look for someone who can care for him on a more physical level such as cooking, cleaning, etc.
Both sexes will like someone who is outgoing and independent yet will stay away from loud and out of control individuals or ones that are promiscuous/not trustworthy. Both sexes like a strong minded mate yet would like to maintain control at all times. Someone sensual like them is a big plus. Taurus usually do not initiate the first move in relationships; they wait for the right opportunity.
Patience. Stability. Sense. Reasonable. Rational. Mine. Security. Comfortable. Reliable. Responsible. Honest. Feel.
Taurus represent the neck and throat which support the most important part of the body, the head. Their lucky color is green, their lucky stone is emerald, their lucky number is 2, their lucky day is Friday, and their lucky metal is copper.
Aries
Mar 20 - Apr 20
Taurus
Apr 21 - May 21
Gemini
May 22 - Jun 21
Cancer
Jun 22 – Jul 21
Sagittarius
Nov 22 - Dec 21
Capricorn
Dec 21 - Jan 20
Aquarius
Jan 20 - Feb 18
Pisces
Feb 18 - Mar 20


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Decoy sites are used to obfuscate attackers and unfriendly agents to play game with them in following situations: (1) As attackers try to scan the
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from the messaging site. (2) As SMS user logout, switch the web page to a randomly selected decoy site. (3) As someone click on a already used or
timeout messaging site access link, he/she will be switched to a randomly selected decoy site.
Please don't be misleaded by it's name and confused with the decoy login site, they are two different kind of things.
To maintain decoy sites, select item 'System Settings' on main menu (figure 2.1.3), then click on the button 'Decoy Sites' (figure <IP_ADDRESS>), screen
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WikiLeaks: Swedish prosecutor drops Assange rape probe
by Agency ReportSweden’s prosecution authority said Tuesday it had dropped its investigation into WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange over a 2010 rape allegation, even though prosecutors found the plaintiff’s claim “credible”.
“My assessment is that all investigative measures that can be taken have been taken. But… the evidence is not strong enough to file an indictment,” deputy director of public prosecutions Eva-Marie Persson told reporters.
(AFP)


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Businessmodel of Chevron
Customer Segments
Chevron provides crude oil, petrochemical products and natural gas products to a range of customers worldwide. The Company primarily serves industrial clients across the following sectors:
- Chemical Manufacturing, such as Dow Chemical, Monsanto, and Heron Lake Bioenergy;
- Plastics and Rubber, such as Entegris, Myers Industries, and Esp Resources;
- Automotive and Automotive Aftermarket, such as China Automotive Systems, Honeywell International, and Autoliv;
- Oil and Gas, such as Cardinal Energy Group, Occidental Petroleum, and West Texas Resources;
- Pharmaceutical, such as Abbot Laboratories, Fortress Biotech, and Johnson and Johnson; and
- Utilities, such as Edison International, Spark Energy, and Portland General Electric. Chevron also serves major conglomerates such as General Electric and 3M, and directly serves consumers through its international network of petrol stations.
Chevron’s most significant market is its native US, which accounts for more than 40% of the Company’s total sales. The Company, however, operates globally, serving customers across the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific and Africa.
Value Propositions
Chevron provides value to its customers in the following ways:
- Its industry standing and reputation, with the Company being one of the largest and most recognisable brands in its industry, having a name associated with quality;
- Its track record for successful delivery, with the Company having successfully completed numerous projects across multiple jurisdictions;
- Its global operations and reach, with the Company operating exploration and production projects across the Americas, Asia Pacifica, Europe, and Africa, as well as operating similarly widespread sales and marketing channels; and
- Its operational expertise and experience, with the Company employing highly-trained, specialist operational staff and employing experienced industry executives. ### Channels
Chevron operates a website at www.chevron.com, through which its provides information on its activities, ongoing projects and corporate organisation. While the Company’s core oil and gas activities do not allow for the operation of an online sales channel, the Company does operate a webstore through which it sells branded merchandise.
Chevron’s sales are largely managed by the Company’s own in-house sales teams, which are organised geographically. These sales teams are focused principally on large commercial clients. In the US the Company markets petroleum products under the Chevron and Texaco brands, making sales both directly and through third-party retailers and
marketers across 7,860 Chevron and Texaco-branded service stations. Outside the US, Chevron sells petroleum products both directly and through third-parties across approximately 6,090 branded service stations.
Chevron also markets commercial aviation fuel at around 100 airports worldwide, and sells lubricant and coolant products under the names Havoline, Delo, Ursa, Meropa, Rando, Clarity and Taro. The Company also makes sales through a number of affiliates and joint ventures under various brand names. For instance, the Company’s part-owned GS Caltex in South Korea.
Customer Relationships
Consumers are able to purchase Chevron merchandise on a self-service basis through its online store, with no interaction with sales personnel. The customers also sell petroleum products directly to consumers through its network of service stations, where customers can purchase products in-person.
Sales made through Chevron’s direct sales team require a greater degree of consultation, with customers discussing their requirements with members of staff in order to fully outline a sales agreement. Sales contracts typically commit the Company to selling quantities of oil and gas based on production from specified properties, with some natural gas sales contracts specifying delivery of fixed and determinable quantities. Chevron seeks to establish long-term relationships, with contracts generally spanning multiple years.
Customers are able to contact Chevron directly with enquiries and queries over the phone and via email. The Company also provides a range of online resources to its customers, such as FAQs. Chevron is additionally able to interact directly with customers through its social media accounts with Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn.
Key Activities
Chevron is a multinational oil and gas company. It is engaged in various integrated energy and chemicals operations through its network of subsidiary companies and affiliates.
Chevron’s operations are organised into two operating segments: Upstream, through which the Company is engaged in oil and gas exploration, development and production activities, as well as crude oil and natural gas transportation – including by pipeline, storage and marketing; and Downstream, through which the Company is engaged in the refining of crude oil into petroleum products, the subsequent marketing and transportation of such products, and the manufacture and marketing of commodity petrochemicals, plastics and fuel and lubricant additives.
Key Partners
Chevron collaborates with a range of companies, primarily business operating within the oil and gas sector.
- Joint Venture Partners, largely comprising oil and gas operators and financial backers with which the Company operates jointly-owned entities for specific projects or regional activities;
- Distribution Partners, including marketing affiliates and retail partners that help to extend the Company’s sales and marketing reach, largely with regard to its commercial petroleum and petrochemical products;
- Strategic and Alliance Partners, including a range of companies with which the Company collaborates on joint projects and shares tools and resources;
- University Partners, with the Company maintaining strategic relationships with more than 130 colleges, universities and associations worldwide, with a view to attracting exceptional talent; and
- Supplier Partners, including suppliers of tools, resources and services that assist the Company in delivering its various project objectives. Chevron’s partnerships include a technology alliance with General Electric, an education partnership with Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a joint-venture partnership in Kazakhstan with Exxon.
Key Resources
Chevron’s key resources are its various exploration and production projects, its tools and equipment, its physical logistics infrastructure, its sales and distribution channels, its partnerships, and its personnel.
The Company’s operations are dependent on the retention of its various exploration and production licences and its operating assets, including in relation to projects across the US, Canada, Argentina, the UK, Nigeria, Angola, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Bangladesh, China, Thailand, Indonesia and Australia. The Company also has a gas-to-liquid plant.
Cost Structure
Chevron incurs costs in relation to the operation of its various exploration and production projects, the acquisition of tools and supplies, the maintenance of its storage and logistics infrastructure, the operation of its sales and distribution channels – including its network of service stations, the management of its partnerships, and the retention of its personnel.
In 2015 Chevron’s largest cost related to the purchase of crude oil and related products, which amounted to $69.75 billion. The Company’s operating expenses were recorded at $23.03 billion, while exploration costs were $3.34 billion. Selling, general and administrative expenses for the year – including the payment of salaries and benefits to its workforce of 61,500 employees – amounted to $4.44 billion.
Revenue Streams
Chevron generates revenue through the sale of various oil and gas products and he provision of related services. The Company’s two core operating segments generate revenue as follows:
- Upstream, comprising revenue derived from the production and sale of crude oil and natural gas, as well as the sale of third-party production of natural gas; and
- Downstream, comprising revenue derived from the refining and marketing of petroleum products such as gasoline, jet fuel, gas oils, lubricants, residual fuel oils and other products derived from crude oil, as well as revenue generated from the manufacture and sale of fuel and lubricant additives and the transportation and trading of refined products and crude oil. Chevron also generates a small amount of revenue from related insurance operations, real estate activities and technology operations.
In 2015 Chevron generated total sales and operating revenue in the amount of $129.93 billion, down considerably on the $200.49 billion recorded by the Company in 2014. The Company’s downstream operations account for the majority of its revenue, recording $111.63 billion in revenue for 2015. The Company’s upstream activities accounted for $39.83 billion.


Recipe 2.6. Processing Every Word in a FileCredit: Luther Blissett ProblemYou need to do something with each and every word in a file. SolutionThis task is best handled by two nested loops, one on lines and another on the words in each line: for line in open(thefilepath): for word in line.split( ): dosomethingwith(word) The nested for statement's header implicitly defines words as sequences of nonspaces separated by sequences of spaces (just as the Unix program wc does). For other definitions of words, you can use regular expressions. For example: import re re_word = re.compile(r"[\w'-]+") for line in open(thefilepath): for word in re_word.finditer(line): dosomethingwith(word.group(0)) In this case, a word is defined as a maximal sequence of alphanumerics, hyphens, and apostrophes. DiscussionIf you want to use other definitions of words, you will obviously need different regular expressions. The outer loop, on all lines in the file, won't change. It's often a good idea to wrap iterations as iterator objects, and this kind of wrapping is most commonly and conveniently obtained by coding simple generators: def words_of_file(thefilepath, line_to_words=str.split): the_file = open(thefilepath): for line in the_file: for word in line_to_words(line): yield word the_file.close( ) for word in words_of_file(thefilepath): dosomethingwith(word) This approach lets you separate, cleanly and effectively, two different concerns: how to iterate over all items (in this case, words in a file) and what to do with each item in the iteration. Once you have cleanly encapsulated iteration concerns in an iterator object (often, as here, a generator), most of your uses of iteration become simple for statements. You can often reuse the iterator in many spots in your program, and if maintenance is ever needed, you can perform that maintenance in just one placethe definition of the iteratorrather than having to hunt for all uses. The advantages are thus very similar to those you obtain in any programming language by appropriately defining and using functions, rather than copying and pasting pieces of code all over the place. With Python's iterators, you can get these reuse advantages for all of your looping-control structures, too. We've taken the opportunity afforded by the refactoring of the loop into a generator to perform two minor enhancementsensuring the file is explicitly closed, which is always a good idea, and generalizing the way each line is split into words (defaulting to the split method of string objects, but leaving a door open to more generality). For example, when we need words as defined by a regular expression, we can code another wrapper on top of words_of_file thanks to this "hook": import re def words_by_re(thefilepath, repattern=r"[\w'-]+"): wre = re.compile(repattern) def line_to_words(line): for mo in wre.finditer(line): return mo.group(0) return words_of_file(thefilepath, line_to_words) Here, too, we supply a reasonable default for the regular expression pattern defining a word but still make it easy to pass a different value in those cases in which different definitions are necessary. Excessive generalization is a pernicious temptation, but a little tasteful generalization suggested by experience will most often amply repay the modest effort it requires. Having a function accept an optional argument, while providing the most likely value for the argument as the default value, is among the simplest and handiest ways to implement this modest and often worthwhile kind of generalization. See AlsoChapter 19 for more on iterators and generators; Library Reference and Python in a Nutshell on file objects and the re module; Perl Cookbook recipe 8.3. |


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//input is a tensor of shape (batchSize, FMs, r, c, z)
aPreluValues = np.ones( (numberOfInputChannels), dtype = "float32" )*0.01 //"Delving deep into rectifiers" initializes it like this. LeakyRelus are at 0.01
aPrelu = theano.shared(value=aPreluValues, borrow=True) //One separate a (activation) per feature map.
aPreluBroadCastedForMultiplWithChannels = aPrelu.dimshuffle("x", 0, "x", "x", "x")
posTrain = T.maximum(0, inputTrain)
negTrain = aPreluBroadCastedForMultiplWithChannels * (inputTrain - abs(inputTrain)) * 0.5
outputTrain = posTrain + negTrain
After Change
//input is a tensor of shape (batchSize, FMs, r, c, z)
aPreluValues = np.ones( (numberOfInputChannels), dtype = "float32" ) * 0.01 //"Delving deep into rectifiers" initializes it like this. LeakyRelus are at 0.01
aPrelu = tf.Variable(aPreluValues, name="aPrelu") //One separate a (activation) per feature map.
aPrelu5D = tf.reshape(aPrelu, shape=[1, numberOfInputChannels, 1, 1, 1] )
posTrain = tf.maximum(0., inputTrain)
negTrain = aPrelu5D * (inputTrain - abs(inputTrain)) * 0.5
outputTrain = posTrain + negTrain


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I am pleased to present to you a Linux distribution that I had in my mind for a while and was able to release it recently.
The distribution is called iQunix and it is an Ubuntu based distribution. It is pronounced as i-qu-nix (iqunix pronounce), and the focuses (or at least it tries to) on the respect that a simple *nix oriented operating system that should have on the intelligence (iq) of the end-user :)
Introduction
Most Linux distributions come along with pre-installed applications, beautiful graphics, docks, gorgeous icons, that in most cases you will inevitably change or modify them. For instance, when someone completes the installation of Ubuntu, the system has already applications pre-installed usually OpenOffice, Firefox, Evolution, MeMenu, Gwiber, Transmission and some other apps that the end-user may not even be aware of. The average user will ignore them and use his preferred applications like Chrome instead of Firefox, VLC instead of Totem Movie Pl, Twitter and Facebook instead of Gwiber and so on. Also the more experienced users will try to uninstall, all the applications that are in no use for them. In contrast iQunix OS is just the Operating System with a clean Gnome desktop environment. There is just the minimum software stack that is required to make a functional desktop environment and actually nothing is pre-installed. This way iQunix lets the user decide how should his desktop look like and what applications he needs, respecting his intelligence.
What's included
- Gedit -- Simple text editor
- Terminal -- For those who know the power of linux shell
- (2Click Update) now callded uCareSystem. A simple, yet intuitive system maintenance app
- Nautilus -- The best file manager to manage your files and folders
- Remastersys To make a backup of your entire operating system with all your installed programs
- Hardware Drivers installer. To automatically detect you systems graphic card and wireless network card and install the appropriate drivers
- Synaptic Package Manager. To install the programs of your choice.
Users of iQunix can immediately start using Synaptic Package manager to install additional software, add his favorite icons, themes and wallpapers from Gnome Eyecandies, or from where ever he wants.
Advantages - Disadvantages
Let's see what are the advantages and disadvantages if you decide to use iQunix OS
Benefits
- Speed – It is just the operating system without any preinstalled applications.
- Ubuntu by nature -- with all the available apps that are used by millions of users.
- Support from the community of Ubuntu -- A Google search on any topic combined with the word “Ubuntu” will return millions of results, user tips, articles and how-to's.
- It is lightweight without unnecessary system services running in the background
Disadvantages
- Adjustment Time, a necessary period of time is needed to adjust the system based on user needs.
- It gives the same user experience offered by Windows, in which the OS is "empty" of applications and users must install the applications such as Office, Browser, Video Player, Music Player etc.
- Core system environment the power of choice and freedom is where the end user decides what he wants to install and not.
- It is a bit “ugly” the end user decides according to his aesthetic criteria of how beautiful should the desktop environment look like
Target Group
Average users
If you have ever installed Ubuntu (at least once), added your favorite applications and you have used it every day, then iQunix is the ideal environment to build your unique desktop environment.
Experienced users
iQunix is also suitable for those who prefer to have control of their system, from the ground up and to decide what should and what should not be installed. Usually these users are those who want the power of Debian without sacrificing the “amenities” offered by Ubuntu.
Professionals
In work environments, professionals usually use a minimum sets of applications that are necessary for their work. iQunix is ideal for professionals because they get only the operating system on which they can install the applications that are necessary for their work. This way their “workstation” is not overloaded by unnecessary applications and thus making the system unstable.
Researchers
If you are a researcher and use for example only one application (e.g Matlab) for complex mathematical algorithms, iQunix is the ideal environment because it does not compromise your system resources with applications and background services that are not in use.
Support
Ubuntu project has been committed to a regular release cycle and has managed to deliver on that commitment without fail. As mentioned before, iQunix is based on Ubuntu, therefore it will follow the regular system maintenance updates provided by the Ubuntu community and Canonical. The current version of iQunix is based on Ubuntu 10.10 (it has all the system updates that have been released for Ubuntu since October 2010) and hence it will receive software maintenance updates until April 2012. Finally, in future and depending on the needs I will provide some Patches and Wizards that can be run by the end user.
Epilogue
As a Linux user you know what are your needs therefor, iQunix offers a clean environment with the known “easy to use” desktop of Ubuntu, to customize it according those needs. As your needs are personal and different from others, why should your OS not differ?
So what do you think? Did I miss something? Is any part unclear? Please leave your comments below


Meet Pat and their family. Pat, a Seattle native, has always loved what the Pacific Northwest has to offer. Of course, the fishing and seafood industry plays a huge role in daily Seattle culture. As the foodie culture continues to grow, baked goods are also finding their way into the hearts and tummies of those who visit. Those two loves are what has inspired Pat to create Salmon Cookies! Salmon cookies are tasty coffee-time confections crafted in the likeness of your beloved northwest swimmers, with just a hint of fishy goodness in every bite!


The Bechdel Test was created by writer Alison Bechdel in the comic strip "Dykes To Watch Out For". A movie passes the test if it:
The Bechdelerator predicts whether movies pass the Bechdel test by analyzing their scripts, identifying conversations between characters, and determining whether those conversations pass the requirements of the test. It also provides a graph of the conversations between different characters where node size represents the number of conversations a character has, node color shows gender of the character (blue for men and pink for women), and links represent if two character conversed in the movie.
To see if your favorite movie passes the test, simply scroll through our dynamicly generated list of movie scripts from IMSDB and click the Bechdelerate button.
To learn more about this project, check it out on Github (but please remember we made this a long time ago!).


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The Pen Pals prison program teaches inmates at CoreCivic-Davis Correctional Facility in Holdenville, Oklahoma to train shelter dogs into well-mannered companion dogs who are later adopted by people in the community. Research shows that the inmates benefit as much as the dogs and their new owners. The inmates become more patient and tolerant, and learn a skill and the value of community service. Their increased confidence, empathy, and ability to share emotions with the dogs provide new ways of thinking and relating to others, making a significant difference in their lives and the lives of the families, staff, and other inmates.
Our trainers go to the correctional facility every week to conduct dog training classes for inmates and their dogs. Each dog lives in the cell with two inmates who share training responsibilities for the 10-week program. Inmates are responsible for house training, obedience training, and correcting any behavioral problems like barking or jumping. While they might have otherwise been euthanized, the dogs become well mannered and more adoptable.
A New Leash on Life pays for all the expenses of the program, including food, veterinary care, professional trainers, training treats and supplies.
Every ten weeks during graduation, the inmate handlers, sometimes tearfully, hand the leash of their dog over to its new owner. Then, they take the leash of another dog from the shelter to begin again.
Other programs: Service Dogs, Puppy Raisers, Therapy Dogs


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Affliction (1998) 3 1/2 stars out of 4. Starring Nick Nolte, James Coburn and Sissy Spacek.
Affliction is as depressing and cold as its New Hampshire winter setting.
Starring Academy Award-nominee Nick Nolte and Oscar winner James Coburn, this tale of a violent, dysfunctional family is powerful, disturbing filmmaking.
But what can you expect when you have a movie directed by Paul Schrader, who adapted a novel by Russell Banks.
Wade Whitehouse (Nick Nolte), is the police officer in Lawford, a small, economically depressed town where nothing really ever happens. Wade's job consists mostly of clearing the snow off the roads and acting as the school crossing guard.
Wade is a man who keeps his fury and frustrations bottled. He is in the midst of a custody battle with his ex-wife and even at this stage in his life he cannot stand up to his abusive, alcoholic father.
An eruption is imminent, and its catalyst is the shooting death of a New England big shot in what is supposed to be a hunting accident. Wade, though, sees conspiracy and sets out to prove that the man's death was murder.
Yet, the crime is really a secondary issue to Schrader.
Affliction is about a man who gets "to feeling like a whipped dog" that someday is "going to bite back."
And circumstances are bringing that day nearer.
Despite the love and comfort of Margie (Sissy Spacek), a waitress in a local restaurant, Wade cannot find peace.
He feels that if he can prove that a murder was committed and solve it, he will regain the respect of his daughter, the townspeople and, most of all, his father.
Coburn is Wade's father, Glen, a bully and a man who breathes violence like the rest of us breathe air. He is abusive physically and mentally and is non-repentent about his actions or lifestyle.
Coburn gives a brutal performance as Glen, a bitter drunk who only knows how to express himself with his fists. He spares no one. Glen is a monster, yet the joy of Coburn's performance is that you feel some pity for this man even though you should feel nothing but hate. His Oscar was deserved.
Nolte gives the performance of his career. He is a walking mound of rage, exploding suddenly, then subsiding and apologizing like a little boy caught stealing money from his mother's purse.
His Wade is a poignant, troubled man living in a climate of self-doubt created by his overbearing father.
But the real star of Affliction is Schrader. In films such as Blue Collar and Hard Core, he has created individuals who are outsiders, men who have difficulty connecting with the society around them.
An air of bleakness and tragedy hangs over Affliction. Like most of Schrader's works, it is not a feel-good movie, but it is powerful moviemaking from a man who has mapped the darkest terrain of the human soul.
 You would not want to spend any time with these people, but watching them try to connect is a painfully fascinating experience.
 And you will emerge from the theater saddened. And that is the power of Schrader's work.
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Use the kui-animate attribute with KUIIcon.Animate.Spin value to get any icon to rotate, and use KUIIcon.Animate.Pulse to have it rotate with 8 steps. Works especially well with fa-spinner & everything in the spinner icons category .


Trump wades again into UK politics, tells Johnson, Farage to unite
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday urged British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage to come together to safeguard prospects for expanded U.S.-UK trade after Britain leaves the European Union.
Trump told reporters at the White House that both men were friends of his, but Johnson was “the right man for the time.”
Farage on Sunday said he would not run for a seat in parliament in Britain’s snap Dec. 12 election, focusing instead on campaigning against Johnson’s EU divorce deal. The election was called because of an impasse in parliament over Brexit, more than three years after voters decided to leave the bloc.
Asked which UK leader he supported, Trump said, “I like them both. I think Boris will get it right. They’re both friends of mine. What I’d like to see is for Nigel and Boris to come together. I think that’s a possibility.”
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Trump said Britain’s exit from the EU must be structured to facilitate continued trade between Britain and the United States.
“We’re far and away the No.1 economy in the world, and if you do it a certain way we’re prohibited from trading with the UK,” he said. “That would be very bad for the UK, because we can do much more business (than the) European Union.”
Trump first waded into Britain’s election campaign last week, telling Farage in a radio interview that the leader of the left-wing opposition Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, would be “so bad” for Britain if he wins.
Trump also floated the idea that Johnson and Farage could combine forces, saying it could be “terrific.” “If you and he get together it’s, you know, unstoppable force,” Trump told Farage in the interview.
Farage responded by saying he would be “right behind” Johnson, on condition the prime minister dropped the Brexit divorce deal he struck with the European Union two weeks ago and instead went for a “clean break” Brexit without a deal.
Trump also said Britain could do four to five times more trade with the United States, but might be prevented from doing a bilateral trade deal by the terms of the potential post-Brexit trade relationship that London and Brussels have set out.


Parentheses contain parameters for functions and/or group expressions together. For example: function() has no parameters but the parentheses are needed to tell the computer that it's a function - like an activate switch. On the other hand function(cells) relates to cells (on a table, let's say) and gives the function a parameter to work in. Then there's something like: for (let i = 0; i < board.cell.length; i++), which tells the computer what to do and in what order.
Brackets are used to create a list, which is called an array in JavaScript.
Braces are used in either functions (which are like an action the computer is going to take) or objects (i.e., a game board). Mostly, they help declare variables (make them clear) or create objects.
Words and sentances, known as strings, go in single quotes to tell the computer to treat them as words.
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I like the Animal Song! It makes me smile and makes me look Chinese.
Been a tough past few months but I had days I didn’t spiral, thanks to the happy distractions my friends provided. I feel like I owe them a lot but they never made me feel that I owed them. I wish I made my friends feel the same. That nothing was transactional and that we didn’t count what we did for each other, or who did more of what.
I know that there’s this school of thought that today’s mindfulness movement is fixated on self-transformation that efforts to resolve systemic/collective suffering is neglected. That’s something I want to talk about another day. My happiness does depend on the society I am in but to some degree, I don’t expect the world or anyone for that matter to give me what I want.
This is how I wish to live - for my mom not to worry about coming here because she thinks it’s her duty to be here, or for anyone to think that my well-being is their responsibility, for me to share or give what I want to share or give without thinking I’m trying to push for an outcome.
It’s good to live debt free. And it’s good to give freely without doing things out of mere responsibility. And you, we can do whatever we want, just don’t be mean.


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- Method in class graph.components.
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getAllEdges()
- Method in interface graph.elements.
Graph
Returns an unmodifiable Set of all the graph's edges.
getAllNodes()
- Method in class graph.components.
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getAllNodes()
- Method in interface graph.elements.
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Returns an unmodifiable Set of all the graph's nodes.
getEdges(N, N)
- Method in class graph.components.
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getEdges(N, N)
- Method in interface graph.elements.
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Returns a Set of all the edges that have the specified source node and target node.
getEdgesFromGraph_allTheRightEdgesShouldBeReturned()
- Method in class graph.components.
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- Method in class graph.components.
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getEdgesOf(N)
- Method in interface graph.elements.
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Returns a Set of all the edges that connect to the specified node.
getEdgesWithWeight(long)
- Method in class graph.components.
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getEdgesWithWeight(long)
- Method in interface graph.elements.
WeightedGraph
Returns a set of edges who's weight is equal to the requested weight.
getEdgesWithWeightAbove(long)
- Method in class graph.components.
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getEdgesWithWeightAbove(long)
- Method in interface graph.elements.
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Returns a set of edges who's weight is above the specified value.
getEdgesWithWeightAbove_shouldReturnTheRightEdges()
- Method in class graph.components.
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getEdgesWithWeightBelow(long)
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getEdgesWithWeightBelow(long)
- Method in interface graph.elements.
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Returns a set of edges who's weight is below the specified value.
getEdgesWithWeightBelow_shouldReturnTheRightEdges()
- Method in class graph.components.
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getName()
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- Method in class graph.algorithms.
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Returns a map of the shortest path weight for every node in the graph
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- Method in class graph.algorithms.
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Set of edges of the tree used to find the shortest path to each node to the source node
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Returns the shortest path weight between the target node and the source node.
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Vivo V1936AL Spotted on TENAA, New iQoo Neo Variant on the way? - Gizchina.com
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A new mysterious device just hit the servers of China’s certification site TENAA. The handset is produced by phone maker Vivo and comes with the model name “V1936AL”.
Vivo V1936AL Spotted on TENAA, New iQoo Neo Variant on the way?
According to the certificate, the upcoming Vivo “V1936AL” will be featuring an averagely sized 6.38-inch display; we don’t know whether AMOLED or LCD. That is around the same screen size of the Vivo iQoo Neo Series launched in July and August of this year, which could suggest the handset could be part of the same lineup.
In the listing we also find out the capacity of the integrated battery which will be 4420mAh. Once again, very similar to the iQoo Neo series featuring slightly larger 4500mAh juice packs.
Meanwhile as far as dimensions are concerned, the Vivo V1936AL will be 159.53 × 75.23 × 8.13 mm. And well, not to be repetitive but these are the exact same dimensions we find on the Vivo iQoo Neo and iQoo Neo 855.
Now, since the phone with model name “V1938T” has been proven to be the Vivo X30 5G Edition and we know the device is launching on December 16th, we could assume the Vivo “V1936AL” will be unveiled at the same event. Could it be a new variant of Vivo iQoo Neo? Maybe powered by a MediaTek or Samsung Exynos CPU? We’ll have to wait to find out.
What do you guys think off a Vivo iQOO with a MediaTek or Exynos CPU? Would you be interested? Let us know in the comments down below!


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Juri Krutii
Estonian native with Russian and Ukrainian heritage, Juri Krutii moved to Scotland in 2011 to study Film & Visual Culture at University of Aberdeen. After graduating Juri has taken an opportunity to work at University of Aberdeen as a teaching assistant, providing technical assistance to students on film courses. Having made a series of experimental works of his own, he continued to pursue his career as an aspiring filmmaker at Edinburgh’s Screen Academy Scotland, where he graduated from in 2018 with a degree of Master of Fine Arts in Advanced Film Practice. Driven by film theory and its application into practice, Juri aims to make works that are thought provoking, challenging in its structure and rely on a visual language to establish communication with the viewer. As a believer in the collaborative essence of filmmaking he has also worked as an Assistant Director on multiple short films, helping Directors structure their vision. Juri’s latest directorial work, Eudaimonia premiered at Glasgow Short Film Festival in 2018 as well as made its appearance at Inverness and Underwire Film Festivals the same year.


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We are pleased to announce the release
of ToxoDB 7.2
This release of ToxoDB contains the
following new datasets:
- Strand-specific RNA-sequence data from T. gondii ME49 oocyst stages
provided prepublication by the John Boothroyd and Brian Gregory
groups. These data are available as genome browser tracks.
- Note: RNA-sequence data is also used to
visualize intron/exon boundaries (based on intron-spanning
reads). Data specific or unified splice junction tracks
can be visualized in the genome browser.
- Microarray data from wild type and several bradyzoite
differentiation mutants of T. gondii
type I RH strain (Lescault et. al., 2010, PLoS One).
Microarray data can be searched in the transcript
expression
section of ToxoDB. Searching this data allows you to
identify differences between wild type and mutant parasites as well as
genes that are differentially regulated during a bradyzoite
differentiation time
course. Here is
a
search strategy that
identifies genes that are upregulated during the differentiation
series. In addition, microarray data is displayed on gene pages
in the expression section where data can be viewed as fold change
differences, percentile or in tabular format.
New functionality:
- The genome browser has been updated. This newer version
includes several improvements and functionalities. A tutorial highlighting some of
the new features is also available.
- A new column analysis tool is now available that allows you to
generate a word cloud or histogram based on the data in result
columns. To access this feature, run any search that returns a
list of results then click on the icon next to the product description
column name. This will reveal a popup with the option to select
"Word Cloud". Look for this analysis feature to be activated on
additional columns in future releases.
- Several new tutorials have been generated:
Note:
Our bimonthly database releases incorporate new data and correct old
data when necessary. Changes in annotation and new experimental
data
may slightly alter your search results by increasing or decreasing the
number of hits. When search parameters change with a new release, we
invalidate (Ø) the search and ask you
to rerun it. When IDs are updated or removed, we map the old IDs to the
new ones, remove the old IDs from your Basket, and leave your Favorites
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EuPathDB
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vignettes/python_dependencies.Rmd
python_dependencies.Rmd
If you’re writing an R package that uses reticulate
as an interface to a Python session, you likely also need to install one or more Python packages on the user’s machine for your package to function. In addition, you’d likely prefer to insulate users from details around how Python + reticulate
are configured as much as possible. This vignette documents a few approaches for accomplishing these goals.
Previously, packages like tensorflow accomplished this by providing helper functions (e.g. tensorflow::install_tensorflow()
), and documenting that users should call this function to prepare the environment. For example:
library(tensorflow) install_tensorflow() # use tensorflow
The biggest downside with this approach is that it requires users to manually download and install an appropriate version of Python. In addition, if the user has not downloaded an appropriate version of Python, then the version discovered on the user’s system may not conform with the requirements imposed by the tensorflow
package – leading to more trouble.
Fixing this often requires instructing the user to install Python, and then use reticulate
APIs (e.g. reticulate::use_python()
and other tools) to find and use an appropriate Python version + environment. This is, understandably, more cognitive overhead than you might want to impose on users of your package.
Another huge problem with manual configuration is that if different R packages use different default Python environments, then those packages can’t ever be loaded in the same R session (since there can only be one active Python environment at a time within an R session).
With newer versions of reticulate
, it’s possible for client packages to declare their Python dependencies directly in the DESCRIPTION
file, with the use of the Config/reticulate
field.
With automatic configuration, reticulate
wants to encourage a world wherein different R packages wrapping Python packages can live together in the same Python environment / R session. In essence, we would like to minimize the number of conflicts that could arise through different R packages having incompatible Python dependencies.
For example, if we had a package rscipy
that acted as an interface to the SciPy Python package, we might use the following DESCRIPTION
:
Package: rscipy
Title: An R Interface to scipy
Version: 1.0.0
Description: Provides an R interface to the Python package scipy.
Config/reticulate:
list(
packages = list(
list(package = "scipy")
)
)
< ... other fields ... >
With this, reticulate
will take care of automatically configuring a Python environment for the user when the rscipy
package is loaded and used (i.e. it’s no longer necessary to provide the user with a special install_tensorflow()
type function).
Specifically, after the rscipy
package is loaded, the following will occur:
Unless the user has explicitly instructed reticulate
to use an existing Python environment, reticulate
will prompt the user to download and install Miniconda (if necessary).
After this, when the Python session is initialized by reticulate
, all declared dependencies of loaded packages in Config/reticulate
will be discovered.
These dependencies will then be installed into an appropriate Conda environment, as provided by the Miniconda installation.
In this case, the end user workflow will be exactly as with an R package that has no Python dependencies:
library(rscipy) # use the package
If the user has no compatible version of Python available on their system, they will be prompted to install Miniconda. If they do have Python already, then the required Python packages (in this case scipy
) will be installed in the standard shared environment for R sessions (typically a virtual environment, or a Conda environment named “r-reticulate”).
In effect, users have to pay a one-time, mostly-automated initialization cost in order to use your package, and then things will then work as any other R package would. In particular, users are otherwise insulated from details as to how reticulate
works.
In some cases, a user may try to load your package after Python has already been initialized. To ensure that reticulate
can still configure the active Python environment, you can include the code:
.onLoad <- function(libname, pkgname) { reticulate::configure_environment(pkgname) }
This will instruct reticulate
to immediately try to configure the active Python environment, installing any required Python packages as necessary.
The goal of these mechanisms is to allow easy interoperability between R packages that have Python dependencies, as well as to minimize specialized version/configuration steps for end-users. To that end, reticulate
will (by default) track an older version of Python than the current release, giving Python packages time to adapt as is required. Python 2 will not be supported.
Tools for breaking these rules are not yet implemented, but will be provided as the need arises.
Declared Python package dependencies should have the following format:
package: The name of the Python package.
version: The version of the package that should be installed. When left unspecified, the latest-available version will be installed. This should only be set in exceptional cases – for example, if the most recently-released version of a Python package breaks compatibility with your package (or other Python packages) in a fundamental way. If multiple R packages request different versions of a particular Python package, reticulate
will signal a warning.
pip: Whether this package should be retrieved from the PyPI with pip
, or (if FALSE
) from the Anaconda repositories.
For example, we could change the Config/reticulate
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Sexually transmitted infections (STI)
Executive summary
Introduction
Sexually transmitted infections are infections that can be transferred through sexual contact, from one individual to another. They include: syphillis, gonorrhoea, chlamydia, chancroid, genital herpes, genital warts, Trichomonas vaginalis and HIV (discussed in a separate guideline).
Majority of people with STIs are asymptomatic or may present with non-specific signs and symptoms. Early detection and treatment are however of great significance as some STIs may result in serious long-term reproductive health problems.
Target users
- Nurses
- Doctors
Target area of use
- Gate Clinic
- OPD
- Ward
Key areas of focus / New additions / Changes
This guideline provides information on the diagnosis and treatment of common STIs using a syndromic approach. Patients with typical presentation do not require further workup beyond HIV screening unless specific indications are present. Treatment involves use of oral and/or parenteral antibiotics. Inpatient therapy may be indicated in some patients with acute pelvic inflammatory disease.
Limitations
Culture and sensitivity studies are currently not available at Keneba and Basse.
Presenting symptoms and signs
Men:
· Urethral discharge: It is usually accompanied by dysuria. Frequency and itchy sensation may also be present
· Genital ulcers
· Inguinal mass
· Scrotal swelling
· Painful micturition
· May be asymptomatic
Women:
· Vaginal discharge
· Genital ulcers
· Inguinal mass
· Lower abdominal pain
· Fever
· May be asymptomatic
Examination findings
Following a general and abdominal examination, in-depth examination of the genitalia should be undertaken.
 The opening of the urethra should be examined for discharge. Discharge should be milked-out if none is seen at initial inspection. The phallus skin should be examined for ulcers. If ulcers are present, note their number and the presence of any tenderness.
Palpation: palpate for inguinal lymph nodes
Women:
Inspection: the vulva region should be inspected first for any discharge, ulcers or warts. Following this, a speculum examination should be carried out. Inspect the cervix, and vagina as the speculum is eased out. The origin of vaginal discharge is of importance. If it is seen to come from the cervix, gonorrhoeal and chlamydial infections are more likely.
Important things to look for
· Colour and consistency of discharge if present
· Number of ulcers if present and associated tenderness
· Presence of inguinal lymph nodes
Differential diagnoses
Urethral discharge: gonorrhea, chlamydia
Genital ulcer: syphilis, chancroid, granuloma inguinale, lymphogranuloma venereum (LGV), herpes simplex virus
Scrotal swelling: testicular torsion, epididymitis (gonorrhea, chlamydia)
Vaginal discharge: candidiasis, bacterial vaginosis, chlamydia, gonorrhea, Trichomonas vaginalis
Neonatal conjunctivitis: gonorrhea, chlamydia, other organisms: Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus pneumoniae, Haemophilus spp
Investigations
HIV Screen should be offered to all patients.
Syndromic management does not require other investigations to be done. If there are specific indications appropriate investigations might include:
FBC, Urethral swab M,C&S, High vaginal swab M,C&S, Endocervical swab M,C&S
Test for syphilis (VDRL, TPHA) – especially for patients with genital ulcer.

Describe sexual transmission of infections and advise on reducing the risk of this by being faithful to one partner who is also faithful (or group of partners in a polygamous marriage) and by condom use if this is not possible.
Ask patients to bring partners to the clinic for treatment Advise them to abstain from sexual contact until all partners have been treated.
Provide pre-test counselling for HIV testing and offer a test if accepted.
Advise patients to seek further medical attention if their symptoms have not resolved by a week after treatment. Give them an appointment 7 days later to check on their progress and to facilitate partner management.
A syndromic approach to management is currently advocated for by WHO in low-resource settings due to the lack of appropriate investigations. This involves the use of certain signs and symptoms to guide treatment.
There are 6 syndromes:
· Urethral discharge
· Vaginal discharge
· Scrotal swelling
· Genital ulcer
· Lower abdominal pain
· Neonatal conjunctivitis
Note that urethral discharge, scrotal swelling and vaginal discharge coming from the cervix are all treated in the same way.
Urethral discharge, scrotal swelling, vaginal discharge
Examine men complaining of discharge to identify it. If none is seen, gently milk the penis to see if discharge is produced. Swab the discharge and send for urgent microscopy
Examine men with scrotal swelling to exclude other causes of scrotal swelling, such as trauma, testicular torsion or tumour. Consider requesting an ultrasound.
All women with vaginal discharge should be examined with a speculum and a high vaginal swab taken and sent for microscopy.
Treat patients thought to have STI as the cause of these symptoms with Ciprofloxacin 500 mg orally as a single dose PLUS Doxycycline 100 mg orally BD for 7 days.
If a woman is pregnant and cannot take these medications, use azithromycin 2 g orally as a single dose.
Recommend bed rest and scrotal support for men with scrotal swelling until the inflammation has reduced.
Vaginal discharge (not from the cervix)
Treat this with Metronidazole 500 mg BD for 7 days (OR Metronidazole 2 g as a single dose) PLUS Clotrimazole 200 mg intravaginally OD for 3 days (OR Fluconazole 150 mg orally as a single dose).
Genital ulcer
Vesicular, multiple or recurrent: Aciclovir 400 mg TDS for 7 days
Non-vesicular: Doxycycline 100 mg twice daily for 15 days PLUS Ciprofloxacin 500 mg twice daily for 3 days. This covers chancroid, LGV and syphilis.
If the patient is pregnant, then use im Ceftriaxone 250 mg as a single dose PLUS erythromycin 500 mg QDS for 14 days.
Lower abdominal pain
Lower abdominal pain may be caused by pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). There may also be pain during intercourse, vaginal discharge, dysuria, increased length and frequency of menses, increased pain during menses, fever, nausea and vomiting.
Women complaining of lower abdominal pain should be fully examined. On pelvic examination there may be adnexal tenderness, cervical motion tenderness and visible discharge. They may also have a tender pelvic mass, and rebound tenderness.
Inpatient care of patients with acute pelvic inflammatory disease should be considered when one or more of the following are present:
· Uncertain diagnosis
· Failure to exclude surgical emergencies for example appendicitis and ectopic pregnancy
· Suspected pelvic abscess
· A severe illness which will prevent outpatient management
· A pregnant patient
· Inability to tolerate outpatient regimen
· Failure to respond to therapy on an out-patient basis.
Outpatient management: Ceftriaxone 250 mg IM as a single dose PLUS Doxycycline 100 mg orally BD for 14 days PLUS Metronidazole 500 mg orally BD for 14 days
Inpatient management: Ceftriaxone 250 mg by intramuscular injection OD PLUS Doxycycline, 100mg orally or by intravenous injection BD PLUS Metronidazole 500mg orally or iv TDS.
Inpatient therapy should be continued until at least 2 days after the patient has improved, after which doxycycline should be given at 100mg orally, twice daily for 14 days.
Ophthalmia neonatorum
Ceftriaxone 50 mg/kg by intramuscular injection as a single dose, to a maximum of 125 mg PLUS Erythromycin syrup 50 mg/kg per day orally, in 4 divided doses for 14 days.
Key Issues for Nursing care
Refer the following patients to see a doctor:
· A man with persistent or recurrent urethritis.
· Patients with genital ulcers that do not improve with treatment.
· Patients with genital ulcers where the diagnosis is unclear.
· Men with inguinal mass which is fluctuant or of uncertain cause.
· Men with scrotal swelling of uncertain cause.
· Women with vaginal discharge unless you can do a speculum and pelvic examination yourself.
· Women with lower abdominal pain unless you can do a pelvic examination yourself.
References
http://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/sexually-transmitted-infections-(stis)
WHO guidelines for management of sexually transmitted infections http://apps.who.int/medicinedocs/en/d/Jh2942e/3.1.html
http://apps.who.int/medicinedocs/documents/s22268en/s22268en.pdf
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Squinty, the Comical Pig
by Richard Barnum
Chapter 11: “Squinty and the Merry Monkey”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1915
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Barnum, R. (1915). Squinty, the comical pig. New York: Barse and Hopkins.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 3.5
- Word Count: 1,608
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: children's stories
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“Where do you live, Squinty?” asked Slicko, the jumping squirrel, as she skipped from one tree branch to another, and so reached the ground near the comical little pig.
“Oh, I live in a pen,” answered Squinty, “but I’m not there now.”
“No, I see you are not,” spoke Slicko, with a laugh, which showed her sharp, white teeth. “But what are you doing so far away from your pen? Or, perhaps it is close by, though I never saw you in these woods before,” she went on, looking around as if she might see the pig pen under one of the trees.
“No, I have never been here before,” Squinty answered. “My pen is far from here. My master is a boy who taught me to do tricks, such as jumping rope, but I ran away and had a balloon ride.”
“What’s a balloon?” asked Slicko, as she combed out her tail with a chestnut burr. Squirrels always use chestnut burrs for combs.
“A balloon is something that goes up in the air,” answered Squinty, “and it has bags of sand in it.”
“Well, I can go up in the air, when I climb a tree,” went on Slicko, with a jolly laugh. “Am I a balloon?”
“No, you are not,” said Squinty. “A balloon is very different.”
“Well, I know where there is some sand,” spoke Slicko. “I could get some of that and put it in leaf-bags. Would that make me a balloon?”
“Oh, no, of course not,” Squinty answered. “You could never be a balloon. But if you know where there is some sand perhaps you know where there is some sour milk. I am very hungry.”
“I never heard of sour milk,” replied the girl squirrel. “But I know where to find some nuts. Do you like hickory nuts?”
“I—I guess so,” answered Squinty, thinking, perhaps, they were like acorns. “Please show me where there are some.”
“Come on!” chattered Slicko. She led the way through the woods, leaping from one tree branch to another over Squinty’s head. The little pig ran along on the ground, through the dry leaves. Sometimes he went on four feet and sometimes he stood up straight on his hind feet.
“Can you do that?” he asked the squirrel.  “But nobody taught me. I could always do it. I don’t call that a trick.”
“Well, it is a trick for me,” said Squinty. “But where are the hickory nuts you spoke of?”
“Right here,” answered Slicko, the jumping squirrel, hopping about as lively as a cricket, and she pointed to a pile of nuts in a hollow stump.  How hard the shells are! This is worse than the sand! I can’t chew hickory nuts! Have you no other kind?”
“Oh, yes, I know where there are some acorns,” answered Slicko, “but I do not care for them as well as for hickory nuts.”
“Oh, please show me the acorns,” begged Squinty.
“Here they are,” spoke Slicko, jumping a little farther, and she pointed to a pile of acorns in another hollow stump.
“Oh, these are fine! Thank you!” grunted Squinty, and he began to eat them. All at once there sounded through the woods a noise like:
“Chat! Chat! Chatter! Whir-r-r-r-r-r!” “My, what’s that?” cried Squinty, turning quickly around.
“That is my mamma calling me,” said Slicko, the jumping squirrel. “I shall have to go home to my nest now. Good-by, Squinty. I like you very much, and I hope I shall soon see you again.”
“I hope so, too,” spoke Squinty, and while he went on eating the acorns, Slicko ran along the tree branches to her nest.
The little comical pig was rather lonesome after Slicko had left him, but he was no longer hungry, thanks to the acorns.
So he walked on and on, and pretty soon he came to a road. And down the road he saw coming the strangest sight.
There were a lot of big wagons, all painted red and green and gold. Many horses drew each wagon, the big wheels of which rattled like thunder, and beside the wagons there were many strange animals walking along—animals which Squinty had never seen before.
“Oh my!” cried Squinty. “This is worse than the balloon! I must run away!”
But, just as he turned to run, he saw a little animal jump out of one of the big wagons, and come toward him. This animal was something like a little boy, only, instead of clothes, he was covered with hairy fur. And the animal had a long tail, which Squinty knew no boy ever had.
Squinty was so surprised at seeing the strange animal that the little pig stood still. The hairy animal, with the long tail, came straight for the bush behind which Squinty was hiding, and crawled through. Then the two stood looking at one another, while the big wagons rumbled past on the road.
“Hello!” Squinty finally exclaimed. “Who are you?”
“Why, I am Mappo, the merry monkey,” was the answer, as he curled his long tail around a stick of wood. “But I don’t need to ask who you are.  “But what do you mean by a circus?”
“That’s a circus,” answered Mappo, pointing with one paw through a hole in the bush, at the queer animals, and the red, gold and green wagons. “That is, it will be a circus when they put up the big tent, and all the people come. Didn’t you ever see a circus?”
“Never,” answered Squinty. “Did you ever ride in a balloon?”
“Never,” answered Mappo.
“Well, then we are even,” said Squinty. “Now you tell me about a circus, and I’ll tell you about the balloon.”
“Well,” said the monkey, “a circus is a big show in a tent, to make people laugh. There are clowns, and animals to look at. I am one of the animals, but I ran out of my cage when the door flew open.”
“Why did you run away?” asked Squinty.
“Oh, I got tired of staying in a cage. And I was afraid the big tiger might bite me. I’ll run back again pretty soon, before they miss me. Now you tell me about your balloon ride.”
So Squinty told the merry monkey all about running away, and learning tricks, and having a ride in the queer basket.
“I can do tricks, too,” said Mappo. “But just now I am hungry.
 It was not a regular parade, as the show was going only from one town to-another. Squinty looked at the beautiful wagons, and at the strange animals, some with big humps on their backs. At last he saw some very big creatures, and he cried out:
“Oh, Mappo! What are those animals? They have a tail at each end!”
“Those are elephants,” said Mappo, “and they do not have two tails. One is a tail, and the other is their trunk, or long nose, by which they pick up peanuts, and other things to eat, and they can drink water through it, too.”
“Oh, elephants, eh!” exclaimed Squinty. “But who is that big, fierce-looking one, with two long teeth sticking out. I would be afraid of him.”
“Ha! Ha! You wouldn’t need to be,” said Mappo, with a merry laugh. “That is Tum-Tum, the jolliest elephant in the whole circus. Why, he is so kind he wouldn’t hurt a fly, and he is so happy that every one loves him.
Then Mappo the monkey, and Squinty, the comical pig, started off through the woods.


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behavior |
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