Most of the messages you will be interested in looking at will be arriving in your overloaded fromApp function of your application. You can get fields out of messages with different degrees of type safety. The type in question here is the FIX message type. When the application passes you a Message class, the C++ type checker has no idea what specific FIX message it is, you must determine that dynamically. There is, however, a way we can make C++ aware of this type information. First we will cover how to dynamically retreive fields from a message, then we will show you the prefered type safe way. Keep in mind that all messages have a header and a trailer. If you want to see fields in them, you must first call getHeader() or getTrailer() to get access to them. Otherwise you use them just like the message.
This method of retreiving data from messages is strongly discouraged and is generally only useful for writing more low level interfaces for other languages and middleware.
Here is a sample code segment for this type of retrieval: See this code in C#, VB.NET, PYTHON, RUBYvoid fromApp( const FIX::Message& message, const FIX::SessionID& sessionID ) throw( FIX::FieldNotFound&, FIX::IncorrectDataFormat&, FIX::IncorrectTagValue&, FIX::UnsupportedMessageType& ) {// retreive value into string with integer field ID std::string value; value = message.getField(44); // retrieve value into a field base with integer field ID FIX::FieldBase field(44, ""); message.getField(field); // retreive value with an enumeration, a little better message.getField(FIX::FIELD::Price); }
A way to add some type safety to this is by using field classes that represent all the FIX defined fields. This is sometimes useful in an application, but is generally only used within code segments that need to be version independent (meaning versions of FIX). For example, our Session class is implemented using mostly these. It is generally not recomended for most applications. This will also get fields as their appropriate type, not just as strings.
See this code in C#, VB.NET, PYTHON, RUBYvoid fromApp( const FIX::Message& message, const FIX::SessionID& sessionID ) throw( FIX::FieldNotFound&, FIX::IncorrectDataFormat&, FIX::IncorrectTagValue&, FIX::UnsupportedMessageType& ) {// retreive value into field class FIX::Price price; message.getField(price); // another field... FIX::ClOrdID clOrdID; message.getField(clOrdID); }
Here is the most type safe and highly encouraged method for retreiving data from a message. QuickFIX has message classes that correlate to all the messages defined in the spec. They are, just like the field classes, generated directly off of the FIX specifications. To take advantage of this, you must break the messages out with the supplied MessageCracker. Also notice we are no longer using a generic Message class and we are now using get instead of getField. Keep in mind you can still use getField as all of these classes derive from Message
See this code in C#, VB.NET, PYTHON(not supported), RUBY(not supported)void fromApp( const FIX::Message& message, const FIX::SessionID& sessionID ) throw( FIX::FieldNotFound&, FIX::IncorrectDataFormat&, FIX::IncorrectTagValue&, FIX::UnsupportedMessageType& ) { crack(message, sessionID); } void onMessage( const FIX42::NewOrderSingle& message, const FIX::SessionID& ) { FIX::ClOrdID clOrdID; message.get(clOrdID); FIX::ClearingAccount clearingAccount; message.get(clearingAccount); } void onMessage( const FIX41::NewOrderSingle& message, const FIX::SessionID& ) { FIX::ClOrdID clOrdID; message.get(clOrdID);// compile time error!! field not defined in FIX41 FIX::ClearingAccount clearingAccount; message.get(clearingAccount); } void onMessage( const FIX42::OrderCancelRequest& message, const FIX::SessionID& ) { FIX::ClOrdID clOrdID; message.get(clOrdID); // compile time error!! field not defined for OrderCancelRequest FIX::Price price; message.get(price); }
In order to use this you must use the MessageCracker as a mixin to your application.
This will provide you with the crack function and allow you to overload specific message
functions. Any function you do not overload will by default throw an UnsupportedMessageType
exception
Define your application like this:
#include "quickfix/Application.h" #include "quickfix/MessageCracker.h" class MyApplication : public FIX::Application, public FIX::MessageCracker


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Atlas (2013) is composed of a
series of various sized screens, where a number of invited participants upload images
(of their work or of any image that inspires them at that moment, or that day, or that
week…) during the course of the exhibition From here to there by means of a website
portal. Akin to the painter Gehard Richter's image collection, Atlas, described as
an "'organism' that continues to evolve and change,"(Helmut Friesel, Gerhard Richter:
Atlas, introduction) Shoplifters of the World Unite and Take Over mutates and shifts too
in both context and content over time. The physical piece was exhibited in the Stedman's Gallery at Camden, NJ.
Images will be transferred to the various screen
sizes in real time. During the duration of the exhibition, the images will continually
change; ephemeral in nature, audiences will never be able to apprehend the expanse of
the work, until or unless documented in printed form, itself an impossible proposition.
The nature of the work itself become a commentary about the transitory nature of
electronic media in particular and about art itself, in general. Atlas (2013) or Shoplifters
of the World Unite and Take Over (2013) challenges the notions of aura, ephemerality
and value—that Walter Benjamin had circumscribed in his seminal essay “Art in the
Age of Mechanical Reproduction”—that we give to art and ideas in the age of electronic
media. All images will be collected as documentation. By appropriating the images,
gdloft—a design studio that serves non profit and art institutions —hopes to acquire the
contributors' "perspective" and perception of the world, art, the self, etc.
Contributors range from international recognized artists to everyday people. As graphic designers, much of gdloft's inspiration comes from everyday people and interaction. The many contributors were chosen based on their works, writings or persona, and their influence on gdloft's own artistic process. Many of the contributors are artists and everyday people who challenge the traditional notions of design in use or have a different process and strategy for getting through life and have become personal inspirations for the gdloft artists. Espiritu and Seo were interested in expressing this "influence" from the micro to the macro level, from Andrew Santos, a 33 year old who quit his job to care for a terminally ill mother, to Min + Sulki, an internationally renown design studio based in Seoul, who are influencing new perspectives of graphic design in Korea. Other participants include( and not limited to): Jonty Valentine (Aukland, NZ) is a leading designer and critic in New Zealand melding fine arts and graphic design; Ken Kim (Oakland, CA) is a designer at Apple by day, and creates experimental, architecture inspired art works by night; Ahree Lee (Los Angeles, CA) is a video artist, experimenting in issues of time; Rebbeca Gimenez (Chicago, IL) was recently art director of the Whitney Museum and is part of the experimental design group, We are Photoshop; Juliette Cezzar (NYC) is a designer, educator and author based in New York City whose work is anchored in book design; Sang Do Kim is a poet/ designer based in Korea; Christopher Gianunzio (Philadelphia, PA) is a award winning photographer and curator whose photography mixes graphic design pedagogy; Kevin Kernan, is a designer/silkscreen artist inspired by anime and monster culture and Christopher Espiritu (Newark, NJ) is the brother of the artist and a practicing graphic designer in NYC whose professional track was inspired by his older brother. Gdloft's act of curating a group of people and artists addresses the theme of inspiration and influence, on the one hand, and of using the electronic screen as a continuously changing reflection on the world of images, always in transition, becoming transient, and both meaningful and meaningless.


Being a good data scientist is not about knowing how to build a model. That’s relatively easy, as soon as you know how to use python
and scikit learn
you’re golden. You can build machine learning models to your heart’s content. But that is useless if you can’t interpret the results of that model. You get an accuracy score but what does that mean? If you have a high accuracy score for something that, logically, cannot possible be that accurate, then you need to be able to spot that and realise that you can’t do your winner dance just yet. It is not easy to predict something. Humans are incredibly good at predicting things and we have the ability to process 11 billion bits of information every second. Of course we aren’t aware of all this madness, but it allows that little bubble of blooming up conscious thought to be somewhat meaningful.
The models we build as data scientists are relatively simple (in most cases), but often they are used to predict complex problems. And we should not expect an accuracy of 80 or 90% in most cases. So, first step, be aware of what your problem is. If you are predicting, what are you predicting and imagine yourself predicting it. What would you yourself need to make a good estimate of whether something will happen or not.
I was listening to the latest Data Skeptic episode today and Kyle interviewed this total boss, Claudia Perlich who spent the half hour leading an enlightening discourse on the world of model validation and data detective work. It was fascinating so I wanted to share some of that on here. Both for future reference, and potentially to pass on her wisdom to anyone else who is interested.
Leakage
Leakage in terms of machine learning, is the creation of unexpected additional information in the training data. Perlich and colleagues wrote this paper on the topic.
KDD-Cup 2008
Perlich and her team took part in a machine learning competition where the aim was to predict whether a patient had breast cancer based on mammography data.
They found that when including the randomly assigned 10-digit patient number to the model, the accuracy of the model improved by 30%. That’s an insane improvement, especially considering the patient ID is supposed to have no bearing on the test outcome whatsoever. When digging deeper into the origins of the provided dataset, Perlich discovered that to ensure they had enough data for the competition, data was collected from four different centres - including both treatment centres and test centres. The randomly assigned ID numbers bore some trace of these centres and, as the likelihood of a patient having cancer is drastically different based on whether they are only being tested, or whether they are actually being treated, the model could just accurately predict which centre the patient image data came from and, in doing so, automatically increases the likelihood that they do or do not have cancer.
“the merge was done without obfuscating the source” - Perlich
Obfuscation means to confuse or obscure the original and intended meaning in the data. Without doing this, the labels to be predicted may unintentionally already be in the dataset, as in the previous example, and renders the model useless for real-world use.
Stacking
This was another super cool thing that I didn’t previously know about. Sometimes, depending on the specific environment or situation of your problem, even though globally it’s the same problem, the optimum model to use varies and yet may be equally valid. In this case you need to alter which model you use based on certain specifications. In stacking, you can have one model to predict which model would be best to use, and then another layer where you use the chosen model for your initial problem.
I hadn’t thought of models in this way but of course machine learning can be embedded on many different levels, and to work in tandem. I hope to explore this idea further and blog up some examples in the near future.


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Hello, I'm Bryce. I'm seventeen years old and have been diagnosed with Schizophrenia and Depression. I take Olanzapine 5mg in the morning, 15mg at night, Novo-Peridol 2mg at night and Gen-Paroxentine 20mg in the morning. This report is dedicated to the description of my mindset and physical and mental effects of the combined drugs that I have been taking.
I started taking Olanzpine in September of 2005. On a 5mg morning 10mg night dose. The first day I took it I slept for a day and a half straight, this was also due to the lack of cocaine and marijuana in my system was pre-medication I was a everyday cocaine and marijuana user. Olanzapine caused me to feel more energetic and gave me more spunk to live during the day. I still felt depressed times, mostly at around 8-12pm when the morning dose would start to get to its halftime. Physically I was still the same as I always was, but mentally I was more energetic, happier, and filled with a new zest for life.
My psychosis was still running at the time, and it still is.  At night the voices became louder and louder, and this affects me severely as I am a night worker, my job forcing me to work from 7-11 or 5-10. My psychosis was still avidly running, so in November I brought this up to my psychiatrist when my next visit was.
In November I started on Novo-Peridol 2mg at night, this drug is supposed to TOTALLY block dopamine receptors completely and cause no dopamine to flow from one to another. This drug caused me to feel hung over when I woke up, very groggy and very apathetic and aggravated. The feeling lessens after thirty minutes and by an hour after I wake up its gone.  Weird feelings such as feeling very paranoid, as if someone is stalking you, As if Iím sitting in the middle of a room where everyone is talking about me and I can hear everything everyone says, but itís all going so fast I canít comprehend what they exactly say. As well, I also feel much more confident under the effects of the drug, as well as less paranoid. I also find it much easier to concentrate and accomplish tasks.
My depression was undiagnosed to January of 2006 when I spoke of it to my Psychiatrist. Olanzapine had stopped giving me euphoria during the day and this concerned me, so they started me on 20 mg of Gen-Paroxentine. This drug has done nothing to me; I can feel no differences mentally or physically.
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Class: Female Youth
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I have been shooting for 3 years. It all started at The Barn Archery, where I wanted to start shooting a bow just for fun. When I found out I had a pretty good shot, I began to shoot in local tournmaents that lead to the State Championship, where I set a new record and won 1st place. Since then I have set every female record and have won 14 State Titles. I also placed 2nd for shooter of the year in ASA for 2011. I have found that using Bullseye Strings brand strings and cables have boosted my scores. I no longer have to worry about peep rotation, and find that my string and cables hold up to the strenuous shooting I put them through.
My goal is to win shooter of the year for 2013!


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Amazon's Kindle is excellent. It's note-taking system and export are great. But only limitation is, they will only let you get highlights for the books you bought from Amazon.
If you get books from free sites/other providers, if you read PDFs, research papers, Amazon will not let you get those highlights out of kindle in their application.
There is also a limit to how much you can export from books you bought from them. This is ridiculous and stuff like that is what makes owning an ebook to be not as same as the physical copy. I hacked this together within an hour, so highlight and export to your heart's content.
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Coverage provides coverage measurement feature for Ruby. This feature is experimental, so these APIs may be changed in future.
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Returns a hash that contains filename as key and coverage array as value.
static VALUE rb_coverage_peek_result(VALUE klass) { VALUE coverages = rb_get_coverages(); VALUE ncoverages = rb_hash_new(); if (!RTEST(coverages)) { rb_raise(rb_eRuntimeError, "coverage measurement is not enabled"); } st_foreach(RHASH_TBL(coverages), coverage_peek_result_i, ncoverages); rb_hash_freeze(ncoverages); return ncoverages; }
result → hash
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Returns a hash that contains filename as key and coverage array as value and disables coverage measurement.
static VALUE rb_coverage_result(VALUE klass) { VALUE ncoverages = rb_coverage_peek_result(klass); rb_reset_coverages(); return ncoverages; }
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Enables coverage measurement.
static VALUE rb_coverage_start(VALUE klass) { VALUE coverages = rb_get_coverages(); if (!RTEST(coverages)) { coverages = rb_hash_new(); rb_obj_hide(coverages); rb_set_coverages(coverages); } return Qnil; }


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Input files must be comma-delimited (CSV) (but not CSV UTF-8 files).
The columns do not have to be in any specific order
There are two required fields: SiteID; and “Date Time” (with Date and Time combined into one field).
If using the default configuration file, column names must match the capitalization, spelling and symbology shown in the table below (for example, R will not recognize ‘sensor depth ft’; it needs to be ‘Sensor Depth ft’)
Either periods or spaces in the column headings are acceptable. For example, in the table below, air temperature is shown as ‘’Air Temp C’ but it can also be entered as ‘Air.Temp.C’.
For units, slashes, spaces or periods (e.g., DO mg/L, DO.mg.L or DO mg L) are acceptable. Do NOT use parentheses.
Advanced R users can add new parameters (beyond the ones show in the table below) to the configuration file.
Optional fields include rowID, logger ID (serial number) and discrete measurements. Discrete (in situ) measurements can be entered for any parameter (just add ‘Discrete’ to the beginning of the column heading; for example, ‘Discrete Air Temp C’). The discrete data point will be included in the time series plots that are generated when the user runs the QC function. If using Onset HOBO sensors, you can save time by using the automated reformat function (see HOBO Reformat section)
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| Date Time | “Date Time” (one field) OR “Date” AND “Time” (in 2 separate fields) OR all 3 (in 3 fields); prefer 24H time (military); YYYY-MM-DD is recommended but not required | |
| As available | Air Temp C | |
| Water Temp C | ||
| Air BP psi | barometric pressure (BP) | |
| Water P psi | water pressure (P) | |
| Sensor Depth ft | differs from Water Level in that it is not generated with a reference water level measurement | |
| Water Level ft | generated with a reference water level (which relates water level to a fixed point) | |
| Discharge ft3/s | ||
| Conductivity uS/cm | ||
| DO mg/L | ||
| DO adj mg/L | DO adjusted for salinity (HOBOware) | |
| DO pctsat % | % saturation | |
| pH SU | ||
| Turbidity NTU | ||
| Chlorophylla g/cm3 | ||
| Salinity ppt | ||
| Optional | Air LoggerID | unique identifier (e.g., serial number) for sensor deployed on land |
| Water LoggerID | unique sensor identifier (e.g., serial number) for sensor deployed in the water | |
| Water RowID | sequential record number (1=first measurement; largest number = last measurement) for sensor deployed in the water | |
| Air RowID | sequential record number (1=first measurement; largest number = last measurement) for sensor deployed on land | |
| Discrete Water Temp C | Discrete (in situ) measurements can be entered into the row of the CSV file where the date/time of the sensor measurement most closely matches with the date/time of the in situ measurement; the data point(s) will be overlaid onto the time series plot in the QC report so that the user can visually check the correspondence between the two. Discrete entries can be made for any of the parameters listed above (not just the Water Temp C example shown here) | |
| Discrete Air Temp C | ||
| Discrete Water Level ft |


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You need to integrate your service with a Performance Dashboard to:
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3. Extract Module
You have duplicated behavior in two or more classes. Create a new module and move the relevant behavior from the old class into the module, and include the module in the class.
4. Inline Module
The resultant indirection of the included module is no longer worth the duplication it is preventing. Merge the module into the including class.
5. Extract Subclass
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6. Introduce Inheritance
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7. Collapse Hierarchy
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Tory member 'who likened Muslims to barbarians' among up to 25 suspended over posts
The Conservative Party has suspended 25 former or sitting councillors pending an investigation into dossier making claims about material posted online
by Toby Meyjes, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/toby-meyjes/The Tories have suspended up to 25 sitting and ex councillors after a dossier suggested they'd posted racist and Islamophobic content online.
Documents, obtained by The Guardian, were claimed to show 15 current and 10 former councillors had either shared, posted or endorsed Islamophobic or other racist content on Facebook.
Among the hateful material, were posts referring Muslims to “barbarians”.
In another, a councillor, who has reportedly been pictured with Boris Johnson, endorsed a suggestion aid to Africa should stop allowing “mother nature take her course”.
She replied: “It’s nature’s way of depopulation.”
The Conservative Party said all of those found to be Tory members had been "suspended immediately, pending an investigation".
"The swift action we take on not just anti-Muslim discrimination, but discrimination of any kind is testament to the seriousness with which we take such issues," a spokeswoman said.
"The Conservative Party will never stand by when it comes to prejudice and discrimination of any kind.
"That's why we are already establishing the terms of an investigation to make sure that such instances are isolated and robust processes are in place to stamp them out as and when they occur."
It is understood not all the names provided in the dossier are members of the Tory Party, but the party was unable to say how many members had been suspended.
The disclosure will increase pressure on Boris Johnson to hold an independent inquiry into Islamophobia in the party, rather than a broader investigation into prejudice within its ranks.
Shadow equalities minister Naz Shah said: "The Conservative Party is rife with Islamophobia, racism and bigotry from top to bottom, but we have no faith that Boris Johnson will do anything about it.
"Johnson's comments about Muslim women looking like 'bank robbers' and 'letter boxes' were linked to a 375% rise in anti-Muslim hate crime, and polls show a majority of Conservative Party members hold Islamophobic views.
"Boris Johnson must commit to a full independent inquiry into Islamophobia and stop pretending it doesn't exist in his party."


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The RM has allocated one or more containers in response to container
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void registerScheduler(Scheduler resourceGroup)
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containers
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containerId
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void updateRMStatus()
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visitor
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boolean isTaskLive(int id)
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In his book Walden Thoreau has a passage which says "Anyone can help another in the during their worse time, but true kindness is when you help someone in their best times". He goes on to compare how a dog would help someone in need if it see that someone needs help, so if we only help people when we see them in need then we are truly no better than dogs. At this point I had to take a pause and really reflect on what was being said.
For me kindness was simply the act of going out of your way to help someone if you notice that they need help. Even this is often difficult to do when I am tied up in my own internal monologue. So for Thoreau to say that this was just the baseline of kindness I was a bit indignant. My believe that this baseline was the ultimate kindness had been reinforced by seeing people not willing to help even if they notice someone needs it. Further I realized that we are not really even as kind as dogs if we can't meet the basic form of kindness. So in order to become truly kind human beings we must go beyond simply helping people when we think they need. We must look to help one another even if we don't think they need it.


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In City Press Sport: Team SA needs more bucks; graduation to Bafana for heroic U23s; Super league not so super
Some of the headlines in the City Press Sport section this week:
Graduation to Bafana brews for U23s in Olympic squad
The heroics of the South African Under-23s at Afcon in Egypt has not only earned the team a golden ticket to next year’s Olympics in Japan, but the feat unlocked possible elevations to Bafana Bafana.
Maritzburg, beware the sting of Chiefs’ Cardoso
The difference between Kaizer Chiefs and their opponents so far this season has been Amakhosi’s ability to convert their chances – and the influence of Daniel Cardoso. Daniel Mothowagae previews the Chiefs vs Maritzburg United Telkom Knockout semifinal
Ntunja takes the commentary lead
“Liqhashu!” Kaunda Ntunja roared when Makazole Mapimpi dotted the ball down behind England’s try line.
“Ibubbly, shampompo, shampizi!” Meet the creative rugby isiXhosa commentator who coined the new lyrical war cry.
Team SA needs more bucks for the Tokyo Olympics
Sascoc is hoping for an improved budget to deliver Team SA to the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan.
Daniel Mothowagae was at the Sascoc AGM on Saturday to establish how much the projected budget is and where the money will come from
Not liking the Springboks is one thing, accusing them of cheating is sour grapes
It didn’t take long for the “anyone but England” brigade to turn on the Springboks, who had presumably done everyone a solid by comprehensively beating the Rugby World Cup favourites in the final at the beginning of this month, writes Simnikiwe Xabanisa.
Mzansi Super League not so super
In its second season, the domestic cricket competition is a long hop with attendance and management ills.
Player’s a man of the people
As Gary Player stepped on to the first tee at the Lost City Golf Club on Saturday for the Gary Player Invitational charity tournament, Johannes Vilankulu walked up to him to shake his hand.
Vilankulu had climbed into his car at 4am and driven from Pretoria so he could arrive at Sun City before tee-off and fulfil a lifelong dream of meeting Player.


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When choosing a Medicare Plan you must stay with your options for that calendar year. By not signing up for Part B of Medicare you could have gaps in your coverage and pay a penalty. Traditional Medicare does not cover prescription drugs. You must choose coverage from a government approved private insurance company. You can appeal a coverage denial. If not granted the appeal at first, you can continue to appeal to the next level. You can apply for programs to help pay your Medicare costs such as, premiums, copays and deductibles. Medicare does not cover:
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- Podiatry, Orthotics and Orthopedic Footwear
- Respiratory Therapy
- Skilled Services such as Nursing and Medication Management
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When the time comes there are things you will need to know.
- What are your loved one’s Wishes and Desires?
- Has your loved one made plans for their future long term care?
- Would they like to remain home with assistance?
- Would they like to explore alternative housing?
- Have they identify who they would like to assist with long term care options?
- Have they taken steps in the area of Healthcare and financial planning (long term care insurance, healthcare insurance, living will, power of attorney)?
Important Document Worksheet
It is important to gather your loved one’s information in the event medical care is need. Medicare & Medicaid advisory Group has pulled together a list of documents and information to collect:
- Social Security #_________________
- Medicare #_______________
- Medicaid #____________________
- Veterans Administration Claim #________________
- List of Insurance Plans (medical, life, long-term care)
- List of Doctors and their Phone Numbers
- Medical History
- Medication and their Dosages
- Financial Information
- Legal Papers (e.g. Will)
- List of Medical Devices (e.g. Pacemakers, hearing aids, glassed)
- Driver’s License #_____________________
- Passport #________________________
- Name of Mortuary, Plot and Deed
- Birth Certificate
Care Giver Assessment
Do You…
- Provide unpaid assistance with tasks of daily living?
- Offer emotional support and ensure a loved one’s safety?
- Frequently check up on your loved one by telephone or in person?
- Provide transportation for medical appointments, shopping or recreation?
- Shop for food and/or prepare meal?
- Act as an advocate and access resources?
- Help with household chores and repairs?
- Coordinate medical care, monitor and/or administer medications?
- Do you need support?
- Are you feeling overwhelmed?
- Have you been injured while caring for someone?
- Have you missed work because you need to care for a loved one?
- Do you feel depressed, anxiety or sick?
If you have answered yes to even one of these questions Medicare & Medicaid Advisory Group can help. Contact us today!
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Nursing home residents can have a higher chance of getting an infection due to frailty from getting older, needing more help from caregivers who may not have clean hands, and open wounds or medical devices like IV tubes going into their body that break the skin providing a path for germs to enter the body. A nursing home should be tracking the common infections in its residents so they can be sure that actions are taken (i.e., infection prevention practices) to reduce the spread of germs to residents.
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Shared living spaces and lots of visitors can make it easier for a contagious germ (like flu or diarrhea from norovirus) to spread quickly through a nursing home. While many facilities experience outbreaks, early detection and quickly alerting public health authorities can help limit the spread of the infection to more residents, staff and visitors.
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Out breaks of infections do occur in nursing homes. It is important the facility staff have a process for notifying residents, family members and visitors so everyone can take steps to decrease the chance of spreading the infection or getting ill. Sometimes a facility might. have to restrict visitation or stop new admissions temporarily in order to stop an outbreak. In those situations, it’s very important that everyone is informed about what is happening.
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A growing number of healthcare facilities are making flu shots a requirement for staff as a measure to protect patients and staff from flu. In nursing homes, giving a flu vaccine to staff can help reduce the spread of flu to residents. Even if a flu vaccine isn’t mandatory for staff, all staff should be offered the vaccine and a nursing home should know how many of their staff received the vaccine during the last flu season. The nursing home should also know what percentage of residents received the flu vaccine during the last flu season.
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Coming to work sick is never a good idea, but it can be really dangerous if a person is working with frail or older people who are at an increased risk for getting a severe infection. Nursing homes should have sick leave policies that support staff to make the right decision to stay home when they are sick.
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Cleaning hands before and after care for a resident is an important way to prevent the spread of infections. Residents and family members should feel comfortable and encouraged to provide helpful reminders to busy staff about cleaning their hands.
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When a resident develops signs and symptoms which could be due to a contagious germ, like flu or norovirus, one way to protect the resident and others in the facility is to provide the ill resident with a private room until the cause of their symptoms is known. If a private room is not available, the facility should have a process to prevent spread of a contagious germ in a shared room. Other residents can get sick from germs picked up from contaminated surfaces or spread by unclean hands. Containing a contagious germ quickly can prevent spread to other residents, staff and visitors.
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Residents and families are important partners in preventing the spread of infections and reducing misuse of antibiotics. Nursing homes should have materials to educate their residents, families and visitors on the facility’s infection prevention and antibiotic stewardship policies, and steps they can take to support a safe environment.


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Reparenting is the process of changing a shard's master tablet from one host to another or changing a slave tablet to have a different master. Reparenting can be initiated manually or it can occur automatically in response to particular database conditions. As examples, you might reparent a shard or tablet during a maintenance exercise or automatically trigger reparenting when a master tablet dies.
This document explains the types of reparenting that Vitess supports:
Note: The InitShardMaster
command defines the initial
parenting relationships within a shard. That command makes the specified
tablet the master and makes the other tablets in the shard slaves that
replicate from that master.
Vitess requires the use of global transaction identifiers (GTIDs) for its operations:
Vitess does not depend on semisynchronous replication but does work if it is implemented. Larger Vitess deployments typically do implement semisynchronous replication.
You can use the following vtctl
commands to perform reparenting operations:
PlannedReparentShard
EmergencyReparentShard
Both commands lock the Shard record in the global topology server. The two commands
cannot run in parallel, nor can either command run in parallel with the
InitShardMaster
command.
The two commands are both dependent on the global topology server being
available, and they both insert rows in the topology server's
_vt.reparent_journal
table. As such, you can review
your database's reparenting history by inspecting that table.
The PlannedReparentShard
command reparents a healthy master
tablet to a new master. The current and new master must both be up and
running.
This command performs the following actions:
Shard
object's
MasterAlias
record.In this scenario, the old master's tablet type transitions to
spare
. If health checking is enabled on the old master,
it will likely rejoin the cluster as a replica on the next health
check. To enable health checking, set the
target_tablet_type
parameter when starting a tablet.
That parameter indicates what type of tablet that tablet tries to be
when healthy. When it is not healthy, the tablet type changes to
spare
.
The EmergencyReparentShard
command is used to force
a reparent to a new master when the current master is unavailable.
The command assumes that data cannot be retrieved from the current
master because it is dead or not working properly.
As such, this command does not rely on the current master at all to replicate data to the new master. Instead, it makes sure that the master-elect is the most advanced in replication within all of the available slaves.
Important: Before calling this command, you must first identify
the slave with the most advanced replication position as that slave
must be designated as the new master. You can use the
vtctl ShardReplicationPositions
command to determine the current replication positions of a shard's slaves.
This command performs the following actions:
master
, the master-elect
performs any other changes that might be required for its new state.MasterAlias
record of the global
Shard
object.External reparenting occurs when another tool handles the process
of changing a shard's master tablet. After that occurs, the tool
needs to call the
vtctl TabletExternallyReparented
command to ensure that the topology server, replication graph, and serving
graph are updated accordingly.
That command performs the following operations:
Shard
object from the global topology server.show slave status
command, ultimately aiming to confirm
that the MySQL reset slave
command already executed on
the tablet.spare
to ensure that it does not interfere with ongoing
operations.Shard
object to specify the new master.The TabletExternallyReparented
command fails in the following
cases:
Active reparenting might be a dangerous practice in any system
that depends on external reparents. You can disable active reparents
by starting vtctld
with the
--disable_active_reparents
flag set to true
.
(You cannot set the flag after vtctld
is started.)
A tablet can be orphaned after a reparenting if it is unavailable
when the reparent operation is running but then recovers later on.
In that case, you can manually reset the tablet's master to the
current shard master using the
vtctl ReparentTablet
command. You can then restart replication on the tablet if it was stopped
by calling the vtctl StartSlave
command.


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BlockTech23-Oct-18 11:15 PM
Little reminder, never short kmd if you're me x) -> Sold 19k8 sat, bought back 20k7, crash to 20k right now nice ! Best trader ever
100k bounty to break raven coin LOL. 4 found so far(edited)
someone break it and spend on a few coindesk articles for Komodo
jl777c24-Oct-18 11:58 AM
raven coin 51% seems very vulnerable to a chain freeze, and doesnt really protect against 51%
Deleted User24-Oct-18 12:02 PM
Would you guys consider setting up a live interview with some guy here Revv Nissan? His some Aussie bloke who is pretty much “the” go to for newcomers to crypto.(edited)
And the coins he does decide to do coverage for seem to spread to a very very wide audience
Would’ve been nice if someone like him covered actual coin tech and explained the shit I’ve picked up lurking here in discord back when I came into crypto buying up shitcoins left right and centre
I know one of the blokes on his team for DBET was the one who got me into Komodo and he loves the fundamentals and explained everything to me back then. I’ll see if I can get in touch but if I am able to, would a live interview and overview of Komodo be something you guys would wanna do?
jl777c24-Oct-18 12:06 PM
sure, i would imagine someone from marketing can do an interview
KomodoWorld24-Oct-18 12:06 PM
@benohanlon
Deleted User24-Oct-18 12:26 PM
Are you guys gonna be at world crypto con?
His asking*. His looked into kmd before and is pretty interested
Llama24-Oct-18 12:28 PM
Selling KMDICE at multiple rates:
0-5k: 0.4 KMD each
5k-15k: 0.35 KMD each
15k+: 0.325 KMD each
Deleted User24-Oct-18 12:40 PM
Done and done got his email forwarded to benohanlon.
Deleted User24-Oct-18 12:53 PM
no worries keep up the dev work LOL you all deserve gold fuckin medals
jorian24-Oct-18 12:53 PM
cheap 2700X? where?
benohanlon24-Oct-18 01:02 PM
@Deleted User I'm on it now.
Deleted User24-Oct-18 01:03 PM
you guys should look at those blue yeti mics or something decently cheap. I haven’t been watching the recent interviews but the mic quality could do with some upgrading from back then @benohanlon I’d gladly start a Komodo fund to buy some mics
benohanlon24-Oct-18 01:03 PM
@Deleted User I have a blue yeti mic
I have been meaning to look into something smaller, more compact and better quality - so any suggestions I'd be keen to hear.


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"Current research models do not provide useful ways of exploring
co-adaptive phenomena, thus requiring new research models and methods.
Research on
technology and organizations commonly follows one of two theoretical
models, each of which is inadequate to account for how users customize
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influences the behavior of the people in the organization. The other
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{# reusable paginator snippet that displays all available pages as options in a select element #}
{# uses selectize javascript plug-in for interactivity #}
{# expects paginator as *paginator*, current page as *page_obj*, and any additional url arguments as *url_params* #}