--- title: Spatial 1D version of Dropout. type: docs repo: https://github.com/rstudio/keras menu: main: name: Spatial 1D version of Dropout. - keras parent: keras-reference aliases: - /reference/keras/layer_spatial_dropout_1d.html - /keras/reference/layer_spatial_dropout_1d.html - /guide/keras/reference/layer_spatial_dropout_1d.html - /tools/tools/keras/reference/layer_spatial_dropout_1d.html - /installation/keras/reference/layer_spatial_dropout_1d.html - /tutorials/keras/reference/layer_spatial_dropout_1d.html - /guide/tools/keras/reference/layer_spatial_dropout_1d.html - /deploy/keras/reference/layer_spatial_dropout_1d.html - /tools/keras/reference/layer_spatial_dropout_1d.html - /tutorials/tools/keras/reference/layer_spatial_dropout_1d.html ---
This version performs the same function as Dropout, however it drops entire
1D feature maps instead of individual elements. If adjacent frames within
feature maps are strongly correlated (as is normally the case in early
convolution layers) then regular dropout will not regularize the activations
and will otherwise just result in an effective learning rate decrease. In
this case, layer_spatial_dropout_1d
will help promote independence between
feature maps and should be used instead.
layer_spatial_dropout_1d(
object,
rate,
batch_size = NULL,
name = NULL,
trainable = NULL,
weights = NULL
)
| object | Model or layer object |
| rate | float between 0 and 1. Fraction of the input units to drop. |
| batch_size | Fixed batch size for layer |
| name | An optional name string for the layer. Should be unique in a model (do not reuse the same name twice). It will be autogenerated if it isn't provided. |
| trainable | Whether the layer weights will be updated during training. |
| weights | Initial weights for layer. |
3D tensor with shape: (samples, timesteps, channels)
Same as input
- Efficient Object Localization Using Convolutional Networks
Other dropout layers:
layer_dropout()
,
layer_spatial_dropout_2d()
,
layer_spatial_dropout_3d()


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It was Flex
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I saw it too.
Hey Crumb...
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I guess now that we have bots and haters, we must be doing something right, yes?
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See the above post
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Haha... repeatedly
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i'm too thick, i don't get it
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Anyone here near Columbia Uni?
And ComputerGenie..
Not unless their house is 1500 miles wide
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And their profile header says "community"
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FeathersJS Auth Recipe：设置基本OAuth登录¶
The Auk release of FeathersJS includes a powerful new authentication suite built on top of PassportJS. This now gives the Feathers community access to hundreds of authentication strategies from the Passport community. Since many of the Passport strategies are for OAuth, we’ve created two auth plugins, ../api/authentication/oauth1 and ../api/authentication/oauth2. These new plugins use a Passport strategy to allow OAuth logins into your app.
Adding OAuth authentication to your app is a great way to quickly allow users to login. It allows the user to use an existing Internet account with another service to login to your app. Among lots of good reasons, it often eliminates the need for the email address verification dance. This is even more likely for very common OAuth providers, like GitHub, Google, and Facebook.
Simplified login is almost always a good idea, but for many developers implementing OAuth can be difficult. Let’s take a look at how it works, in general. After that, we’ll see how the new ../api/authentication/server server plugin makes it easy to get up and running.
How OAuth Works¶
There are a couple of different methods you can use to implement OAuth.
Here are the basic steps of the flow that the
feathers-authentication-oauth1
and
feathers-authentication-oauth2
plugins use.
You register your application with the OAuth Provider. This includes giving the provider a callback URL (more on this later). The provider will give you an app identifier and an app secret. The secret is basically a special password for your app.
You direct the user’s browser to the OAuth provider’s site, providing the app identifier in the query string.
The content provider uses the app identifier to retrieve information about your app. That information is then presented to the user with a login form. The user can grant or deny access to your application.
Upon making a decision, the provider redirects the user’s browser to the callback URL you setup in the first step. It includes a short-lived authorization code in the querystring.
Your server sends a request to the OAuth provider’s server. It includes the authorization code and the secret. If the authorization code and secret are valid, the provider returns an OAuth access token to your server. Some user data can also be sent.
Your server can save the user information into the
/users
table. It can also use this access token to make requests to the provider’s API. This same information can also be sent to the browser for use.With Feathers, there is an additional step. After logging in, a JWT access token is stored in a cookie and sent to the browser. The client uses the JWT to authenticate with the server on subsequent requests.
Implementing OAuth with Feathers¶
The Feathers CLI allows you to easily setup a new application with OAuth. Here are the steps to generate an application:
npm install -g @feathersjs/cli
mkdir feathers-demo-oauth; cd feathers-demo-oauth
or a folder name you prefer.feathers generate app
use the default prompts.feathers generate authentication
Select
Facebook
,GitHub
, orGoogle
when prompted for a provider. This guide will show how to use GitHub.Select the defaults for the remaining prompts.
Setting up the OAuth Provider¶
To setup the provider, you use each provider’s website. Here are links to common providers:
Once your app is setup, the OAuth provider will give you a Client ID
and Client Secret
.
Configuring Your Application¶
Once you have your app’s Client ID
and Client Secret
, it’s time
to setup the app to communicate with the provider. Open the
default.json
configuration file. The generator added a key to the
config for the provider you selected. The below configuration example
has a github
config. Copy over and replace the placeholders with the
clientID
and clientSecret
.
config/default.json
{
"host": "localhost",
"port": 3030,
"public": "../public/",
"paginate": {
"default": 10,
"max": 50
},
"authentication": {
"secret": "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",
"strategies": [
"jwt"
],
"path": "/authentication",
"service": "users",
"jwt": {
"header": {
"typ": "access"
},
"audience": "https://yourdomain.com",
"subject": "anonymous",
"issuer": "feathers",
"algorithm": "HS256",
"expiresIn": "1d"
},
"github": {
"clientID": "your github client id", // Replace this with your app's Client ID
"clientSecret": "your github client secret", // Replace this with your app's Client Secret
"callbackURL": "/"
},
"cookie": {
"enabled": true,
"name": "feathers-jwt",
"httpOnly": false,
"secure": false
}
},
"nedb": "../data"
}
Test Login with OAuth¶
Your app is ready for OAuth logins. We’ve made it that simple! Let’s try
it out. Open the file public/index.html
and scroll to the bottom.
Add the following code just under the h2
:

Login With GitHub

Now add the following code to the same page. The first script tag loads
Feathers Client from a CDN. The second script loads Socket.io. The third
script creates a Feathers Client instance and attempts to authenticate
with the JWT strategy upon page load. The authentication client plugin
has been configured with a cookie
value of feathers-jwt
.
Note: This code loads the
feathers-client
package from a CDN. This is not the recommended usage for most apps, but is good for demonstration purposes. We recommend using a bundler as described in the ../api/client.

Now, run the server, open http://localhost:3030
. Before you click
the “Login with GitHub” link, open the console. If you refresh you’ll
see the message in the catch block. Since we haven’t logged in, yet, we
don’t have a stored JWT access token. Now, click the
Login with GitHub
button. Assuming you haven’t logged in to Github
with this application, before, you’ll see a GitHub login page. Once you
login to GitHub, you’ll be redirected back to http://localhost:3030
.
Now, if you look at your console, you should see a success message.
What just happened? When you clicked on that link, it opened the
/auth/github
link, which is just a shortcut for redirecting to
GitHub with your Client ID
. The entire OAuth process that we
described earlier took place. The browser received a feathers-jwt
cookie from the server. Finally the script that we added in the last
step used the feathers-authentication-client
to authenticate using
the JWT returned from the server. There were a lot of steps that
happened in a very short time. The best news is that you’re
authenticated with OAuth.
Wrapping Up¶
You’ve now seen how OAuth login is greatly simplified with the new Feathers Authentication plugins. Having plugins built on top of PassportJS allows for a lot of flexibility. You can now build nearly any authentication experience imaginable. In the final part of this guide, you were able to authenticate the Feathers client. Hopefully this will get you started integrating OAuth into your application.


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Workers can earn money if their responses are approved by the requester. At the same time, the requester benefits by attaining results in a fast, efficient and economical way.
Type of tasks
Given the short attention span of user using a mobile phone, the tasks need to be short, crisp and straightforward. We generally focus on data validation type of tasks which can be done quickly over mobile devices.
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Mobile first design is the concept of starting with designing the mobile friendly version of your website, and once you have a functioning and easy to view/use design, adding more features to the desktop version of the site. This concept is becoming more and more common due to the fact that mobile web usage has now surpassed desktop web usage (in fact this happened in 2016).
A framework in web development is basically a pre written code which has been shared by the author and permission granted for anyone to use this code in their own website. Generally frameworks are designed to be used alongside your own extra design features and will often be customised by the person building the website.
There are lots of styles of wireframe but all aim to accomplish the same task, and that is to provide a visual plan or blueprint of what the desired website looks like. Here are some examples of the wireframe images created for this website.
You will notice that the site layout is actually different to how the wireframes look. This is due to how the skeleton framework (used to help create this site) didn't work exactly how I expected it to, so I needed to rearrange the menu button position on the screen to get the site to still flow in a logical direction when viewed on mobile.


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Base class for filter predicates for elements and ports. More...
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| ElementFilter () | |
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| virtual | ~ElementFilter () |
| Destroy an ElementFilter. More... | |
| virtual bool | check_match (Element *e, bool isoutput, int port) |
| Determine whether an element or port matches this filter. More... | |
| void | filter (Vector< Element *> &es) |
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Base class for filter predicates for elements and ports.
ElementFilter objects are used to search the router configuration graph for matching elements. They are usually passed to the Router::downstream_elements() and Router::upstream_elements() functions.
|
inline |
Construct an ElementFilter.
|
inlinevirtual |
Destroy an ElementFilter.
|
virtual |
Determine whether an element or port matches this filter.
| e | element |
| isoutput | true for output ports, false for input ports |
| port | port number, or -1 to check the element as a whole |
This virtual function is the core of ElementFilter's functionality. The function should return true iff the specified element or port matches the filter. isoutput and port define the interesting port; if port < 0, the element should be checked as a whole.
The default implementation returns false for any element.
Reimplemented in CastElementFilter.
Remove all non-matching elements from es.
| es | array of elements |
Calls check_match(e, false, -1) for each element of es, removing those elements that do not match (i.e., check_match() returns false).


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CredentialsJWT
public class CredentialsJWT<C> : CredentialsPluginProtocol, CredentialsTokenTTL where C : Claims
A plugin for Kitura-Credentials supporting authentication using JSON Web Tokens.
This plugin requires that the following HTTP headers are present on a request:
Authorization
: the JWT string, optionally prefixed withBearer
If you wish to use multiple Credentials plugins, then additionally the header:
X-token-type
: must equalJWT
.
The Swift-JWT library is used to
decode JWT strings. To successfully decode it, you must specify the Claims
that will
be present in the JWT. One claim (by default, sub
) will be used to represent the identity of
the bearer. You can choose a different claim by supplying the subject
option when
creating an instance of CredentialsJWT, and you can further customize the resulting UserProfile
by defining a UserProfileDelegate
.
Usage Example
To use CredentialsJWT
using the default options:
import Credentials
import CredentialsJWT
import SwiftJWT
// Defines the claims that must be present in a JWT.
struct MyClaims: Claims {
let sub: String
}
// Defines the method used to verify the signature of a JWT.
let jwtVerifier = .hs256(key: "<PrivateKey>".data(using: .utf8)!)
// Create a CredentialsJWT plugin with default options.
let jwtCredentials = CredentialsJWT<MyClaims>(verifier: jwtVerifier)
let authenticationMiddleware = Credentials()
authenticationMiddleware.register(plugin: jwtCredentials)
router.get("/myProtectedRoute", middleware: authenticationMiddleware)
Following successful authentication, the UserProfile
will be minimally populated with the
two required fields - id
and displayName
- both with the value of the JWT’s sub
claim.
The provider
will be set to JWT
.
Usage Example - custom claims
To customize the name of the identity claim, and further populate the UserProfile fields,
specify the subject
and userProfileDelegate
options as follows:
import Credentials
import CredentialsJWT
import SwiftJWT
// Defines the claims that must be present in a JWT.
struct MyClaims: Claims {
let id: Int
let fullName: String
let email: String
}
struct MyDelegate: UserProfileDelegate {
func update(userProfile: UserProfile, from dictionary: [String:Any]) {
// `userProfile.id` already contains `id`
userProfile.displayName = dictionary["fullName"]! as! String
let email = UserProfile.UserProfileEmail(value: dictionary["email"]! as! String, type: "home")
userProfile.emails = [email]
}
}
// Defines the method used to verify the signature of a JWT.
let jwtVerifier = .hs256(key: "<PrivateKey>".data(using: .utf8)!)
// Create a CredentialsJWT plugin with default options.
let jwtCredentials = CredentialsJWT<MyClaims>(verifier: jwtVerifier, options: [CredentialsJWTOptions.subject: "id", CredentialsJWTOptions.userProfileDelegate: MyDelegate])
let authenticationMiddleware = Credentials()
authenticationMiddleware.register(plugin: jwtCredentials)
router.get("/myProtectedRoute", middleware: authenticationMiddleware)
Following successful authentication, the UserProfile
will be populated as follows:
id
: theid
claim (converted to a String),displayName
: thefullName
claim,emails
: an array with a single element, representing theemail
claim.
-
The name of the plugin:
JWT
.Declaration
Swift
public var name: String { get }
-
An indication as to whether the plugin is redirecting or not. This plugin is not redirecting.
Declaration
Swift
public var redirecting: Bool { get }
-
The time in seconds since the user profile was generated that the access token will be considered valid and remain in the
usersCache
.By default, this value is
nil
, which means that tokens will be cached indefinitely.Declaration
Swift
public let tokenTimeToLive: TimeInterval?
-
A delegate for
UserProfile
manipulation. Use this to further populate the profile using any fields from theClaims
that you have defined.This field can be set by passing the
userProfileDelegate
option during initialization.Declaration
Swift
public var userProfileDelegate: UserProfileDelegate? { get }
-
Initialize a
CredentialsJWT
instance. Upon first receipt, a JWT will be verified to ensure the signature is valid, and that the JWT’s claims can be decoded into an instance of yourClaims
type. The claims are used to generate aUserProfile
. The profile will be cached against the token, so that future receipts of the same token are more efficient. The time a token is cached for can be configured.One claim (by default,
sub
) will be considered the ‘identity’ of the bearer, and will be used to populate theid
anddisplayName
properties of the profile. This claim can be customized by setting thesubject
option to the name of the appropriate claim in yourClaims
.If you require additional claims to appear as properties of the profile, supply the
userProfileDelegate
option. TheUserProfileDelegate
will be given a dictionary containing the claims of the JWT from which it can populate the profile.Declaration
Swift
public init(verifier: JWTVerifier, options: [String : Any]? = nil, tokenTimeToLive: TimeInterval? = nil)
Parameters
verifier
Determines the key and algorithm used to verify the received JWT.
options
A dictionary of plugin specific options. The keys are defined in
CredentialsJWTOptions
.tokenTimeToLive
How long the token should remain cached (in seconds). The default is
nil
, which means the token will be cached indefinitely. -
User profile cache.
Declaration
Swift
public var usersCache: NSCache<NSString, BaseCacheElement>?
-
Authenticate incoming request using a JWT.
Behaviour depends on the presence (and value) of the
X-token-type
header:X-token-type: JWT
: Expects a valid JWT string in theAuthorization
header.no
X-token-type
header: Attempts to extract a valid JWT string from theAuthorization
header, but will defer to other plugins (rather than failing authentication).
Declaration
Swift
public func authenticate(request: RouterRequest, response: RouterResponse, options: [String:Any], onSuccess: @escaping (UserProfile) -> Void, onFailure: @escaping (HTTPStatusCode?, [String:String]?) -> Void, onPass: @escaping (HTTPStatusCode?, [String:String]?) -> Void, inProgress: @escaping () -> Void)
Parameters
request
The
RouterRequest
object used to get information about the request.response
The
RouterResponse
object used to respond to the request.options
The dictionary of plugin specific options.
onSuccess
The closure to invoke in the case of successful authentication.
onFailure
The closure to invoke in the case of an authentication failure.
onPass
The closure to invoke when the plugin doesn’t recognize the authentication token in the request.
inProgress
The closure to invoke to cause a redirect to the login page in the case of redirecting authentication.
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Declaration
Swift
public func generateNewProfile(token: String, options: [String : Any], completion: @escaping (CredentialsTokenTTLResult) -> Void)


To configure the Tuxedo system to use Berkeley DB resource managers, do the following:
For the purposes of this discussion, assume that the Tuxedo home directory is in
/home/tuxedo
In that case, the resource manager file will be located in
/home/tuxedo/udataobj/RM
Edit the resource manager file to identify the Berkeley DB resource manager, the name of the resource manager switch, and the name of the library for the resource manager.
For example, on a RedHat Linux Enterprise (64-bit) installation of Oracle Tuxedo 11gR1, you can update the resource manager file by adding the following line:
BERKELEY-DB:db_xa_switch:-L${DB_INSTALL}/lib -ldb
where ${DB_INSTALL}
is the directory
into which you installed the Berkeley DB library.
Note that the load options may differ depending on the platform of your system.
To do this, use the Tuxedo
buildtms(1) utility. The buildtms command will create
the Berkeley-DB
resource manager in the
directory from which it was run. The parameters to the
buildtms command
should be:
buildtms -v -o DBRM -r BERKELEY-DB
This will create an executable transaction manager
server, DBRM
, which is called by Tuxedo
to process begins, commits, and aborts.
You must make sure that your TUXCONFIG environment variable identifies an UBBCONFIG file that properly identifies your resource managers. In the GROUPS section of the UBBCONFIG file, you should identify the group's LMID and GRPNO, as well as the transaction manager server name "TMSNAME=DBRM." You must also specify the OPENINFO parameter, setting it equal to the string
rm_name:dir
where rm_name is the resource name specified in the RM file (that is, BERKELEY-DB) and dir is the directory for the Berkeley DB home environment (see DB_ENV->open() for a discussion of Berkeley DB environments).
Because Tuxedo resource manager startup accepts only a single string for configuration, any environment customization that might have been done via the config parameter to DB_ENV->open() must instead be done by placing a DB_CONFIG configuration file in the Berkeley DB environment directory. See File naming for further information.
Consider the following configuration. We have built a
transaction manager server, as described previously. We
want the Berkeley DB environment to be
/home/dbhome
, our database files to
be maintained in /home/datafiles
, our
log files to be maintained in
/home/log
, and we want a duplexed
server.
The GROUPS section of the ubb file might look like the following:
group_tm LMID=myname GRPNO=1 TMSNAME=DBRM TMSCOUNT=2 \ OPENINFO="BERKELEY-DB:/home/dbhome"
There would be a DB_CONFIG configuration
file in the directory
/home/dbhome
that contained the
following two lines:
add_data_dir /home/datafiles set_lg_dir /home/log
Finally, the UBBCONFIG file must be translated into a binary version using Tuxedo's tmloadcf (1) utility, and then the pathname of that binary file must be specified as your TUXCONFIG environment variable.
At this point, your system is properly initialized to use the Berkeley DB resource manager.
See DB class for further information on accessing data files using XA.


Nothing in the world can take the place of PERSISTENCE.
-Dockerized microservice using AWS EC2/Docker that increased deployment speed in testing environments -Designed database and seeded database with a 1,000,000 queries and optimized queries for minimal latency -Decreased image latency loading time by using Amazon S3 cloud services to provide CDN resources for a more responsive application
-Improved database design and system architecture by optimizing queries for 50 million records -Identified bottlenecks using New Relic to reduce querying time. -Developed unit testing with Jest for components and api endpoints. -Load balanced with NginX in conjunction with multiple EC2 instances that increased proxy server throughput by 200 RPS with '<'100ms latency rate and <.01% error rate
-Disseminated streamlined product information through "Winners" Program to clients -Integration of new international distributors into Ho Chien database -Refactored website in order to optimize client experience
-Held meetings with delegations from China, New Zealand, as well as Mexico in order to facilitate domestic investment -Collected and pushed for Capital Investment in the logistics industry within Riverside County -Prepared and analyzed EB-5 reports as well as Foreign Trade Sectors regulations for Riverside County -Collected industry data on several sectors such as manufacturing, agriculture and education


ViProduct
open class ViProduct: NSObject
Model to hold data for product card Based on the provided schema mapping and ViSenze API response, data will be populated in this class Represent a single product
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im_name for image, identify this image in ViSenze API
Declaration
Swift
public var im_name: String
-
underlying image. This take precendence over image url. If set, image url will be ignored
Declaration
Swift
public var image: UIImage? = nil
-
image url to load
Declaration
Swift
public var imageUrl : URL? = nil
-
label e.g. for product brand
Declaration
Swift
public var label : String? = nil
-
heading e.g. for product title
Declaration
Swift
public var heading: String? = nil
-
price
Declaration
Swift
public var price: Float? = nil
-
discounted price
Declaration
Swift
public var discountPrice : Float? = nil
-
meta data dictionary retrieved from visenze API
Declaration
Swift
public var metadataDict: [String : Any]? = nil
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
open class ViProduct: NSObject
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
open class ViProduct: NSObject


Jonghyun is a singing powerhouse; he always hits those high notes. When he's not singing or dancing, he is usually hosting his radio show, writing music for himself or other artists, or producing music. Jonghyun has released three solo albums with the majority of the songs written and produced by him. His voice is so smooth that it resembles dripping chocolate and caramel. Jonghyun plays the piano, bass, and guitar.


| chunk {bit} | R Documentation |
Calls chunks
to create a sequence of range indexes along the object which causes the method dispatch.
chunk(x = NULL, ...) ## Default S3 method: chunk(x = NULL, ..., RECORDBYTES = NULL, BATCHBYTES = NULL)
x |
the object along we want chunks |
... |
further arguments passed to |
RECORDBYTES |
integer scalar representing the bytes needed to process a single element of the boolean vector (default 4 bytes for logical) |
BATCHBYTES |
integer scalar limiting the number of bytes to be processed in one chunk, default from |
chunk
is generic, the default method is described here, other methods
that automatically consider RAM needs are provided with package 'ff', see
for example chunk.ffdf
returns a named list of ri
objects
representing chunks of subscripts
default
: default vector method
chunk.default
, chunk.ff_vector
, chunk.ffdf
Jens Oehlschlägel
chunk(complex(1e7)) chunk(raw(1e7)) chunk(raw(1e7), length=3) chunks(1,10,3) # no longer do chunk(1,100,10) # but for bckward compatibility this works chunk(from=1,to=100,by=10)


Anthony Joshua says Islam plays huge role in his life after beating Ruiz
Anthony Joshua has admitted that Islam has played a big role in his boxing career after beating Mexican-American opponent Andy Ruiz in Saudi Arabia.
Anthony Joshua reclaimed his belts after his victory over Andy Ruiz even though he had to win the fight via unanimous decision.
In June this year, Anthony Joshua was shocked in New York as he lost for the very first time in his career against Andy Ruiz.
The defeat propelled him for a rematch against Andy Ruiz which he won on Saturday night, December 7.
And after his victory over Andy Ruiz, a reporter went to Anthony Joshua to ask him how he feels winning back his titles in a Muslim nation.
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The reporter reminded Anthony Joshua on how Muhammad Alli proclaimed his faith in Saudi Arabia after winning world tittle.
Anthony Joshua is perfect example of a true Nigerian - APC congratulates heavyweight champ
He then asked Anthony Joshua to speak on the role Islam has played in his life.
''A big role Islam has played in my life because my uncles went to Mecca and pray for me and if a Muslim comes to me and pray for me for blessings. I will respect the person,'' Anthony Josshua explained while answering the question.
Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Abike Dabiri-Erewa, the chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), congratulated Nigerian-born British boxer, Anthony Joshua over his victory in Saturday’s World Heavyweight Boxing fight in Saudi Arabia.
Anthony defeated his opponent, Andy Ruiz Jr, on Saturday, December 7, to reclaim his World Heavyweight titles.
Reacting to Joshua's victory, Dabiri-Erewa, in a statement by NIDCOM head of media and public relations, Abdur-Rahman Balogun, in Abuja on Sunday, said it is a testimony to the fact that Nigerians are great people.
Nigerians in Diaspora chairman sends powerful message to Anthony Joshua over boxing victory
Abu Azeez: Meet the only Nigerian rated among top 50 beach soccer players worldwide | Legit TV


Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds especially after you have been in a public place, or after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.
If soap and water are not readily available, use a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol. Cover all surfaces of your hands and rub them together until they feel dry.
Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.
Avoid close contact
Avoid close contact with people who are sick
Stay home as much as possible.pdf icon
Put distance between yourself and other people.
Remember that some people without symptoms may be able to spread virus.
Keeping distance from others is especially important for people who are at higher risk of getting very sick.

Everyone should wear a cloth face cover when they have to go out in public, for example to the grocery store or to pick up other necessities.
Cloth face coverings should not be placed on young children under age 2, anyone who has trouble breathing, or is unconscious, incapacitated or otherwise unable to remove the mask without assistance.
The cloth face cover is meant to protect other people in case you are infected.
Do NOT use a facemask meant for a healthcare worker.
Continue to keep about 6 feet between yourself and others. The cloth face cover is not a substitute for social distancing.

Throw used tissues in the trash.
Immediately wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are not readily available, clean your hands with a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol.
Clean and disinfect
Clean AND disinfect frequently touched surfaces daily. This includes tables, doorknobs, light switches, countertops, handles, desks, phones, keyboards, toilets, faucets, and sinks.
If surfaces are dirty, clean them. Use detergent or soap and water prior to disinfection.
Then, use a household disinfectant. Most common EPA-registered household disinfectantexternal icon will work.


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- Whats your take on the DBC/EDA experience?
So far the EDA experience and learning programme has been positive due to lots of help from peers and easy access to resources.
- What are your impressions?
The campus seems like a pretty chilled place and is a good working enviroment where it is not hard to ask for or get help. I am excited about learning new skills that will help me at work and the campus provides good resources and a great place to study.
- How do you see yourself engaging with this type of culture?
I've been told there will be alot of group learning which I am excited for, because it is always good to share ideas and to help each other to get ahead.
- Have your expectations of EDA changed? If so, how?
My expectations have not changed, I just have to work hard and make a effort so I can learn these new skills to the best of my ability.
- Are you excited to participate in this kind of learning environment? Does it make ou nervous?
I am very excited to take part in this type of learning, I am looking forward to meeting other's in my Cohort and learning new skills and idea's from them. I only get a little nervous at the start of a topic but once I get into it it doesn't seem to bad


0.0 I can't believe it's almost new year! Wow! do you have any plans for new year?
I'm going to have a barbeque
Unfortunately, after the BBQ i had a stomach ache... :P
KatFramework——A Perfect Framework For Your Scratch Projects!
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KatFramework includes:
Cloud List Engine!*
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As you might notice, the old blag blog is down.
Now it is replaced with old-fashion HTML style blog. Yeah, goodbye WordPress; I don't need you anymore, a simple blog is what I need.
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Foreign keys are used to ensure a level of consistency between two different databases in terms of the keys that the databases use. In a foreign key relationship, one database is the constrained database. This database is actually a secondary database which is associated with a primary database. The other database in this relationship is the foreign key database. Once this relationship has been established between a constrained database and a foreign key database, then:
Key/data items cannot be added to the constrained database unless that same key already exists in the foreign key database.
A key/data pair cannot be deleted from the foreign key database unless some action is also taken to keep the constrained database consistent with the foreign key database.
Because the constrained database is a secondary database, by ensuring it's consistency with a foreign key database you are actually ensuring that a primary database (the one to which the secondary database is associated) is consistent with the foreign key database.
Deletions of keys in the foreign key database affect the constrained database in one of three ways, as specified by the application:
Abort
The deletion of a record from the foreign database will not proceed if that key exists in the constrained primary database. Transactions must be used to prevent the aborted delete from corrupting either of the databases.
Cascade
The deletion of a record from the foreign database will also cause any records in the constrained primary database that use that key to also be automatically deleted.
Nullify
The deletion of a record from the foreign database will cause a user specified callback function to be called, in order to alter or nullify any records using that key in the constrained primary database.
Note that it is possible to delete a key from the constrained database, but not from the foreign key database. For this reason, if you want the keys used in both databases to be 100% accurate, then you will have to write code to ensure that when a key is removed from the constrained database, it is also removed from the foreign key database.
As an example of how foreign key indexes might be used, consider a database of customer information and a database of order information. A typical customer database would use a customer ID as the key and those keys would also appear in the order database. To ensure an order is not booked for a non-existent customer, the customer database can be associated with the order database as a foreign index.
In order to do this, you create a secondary index of the order database, which uses customer IDs as the key for its key/data pairs. This secondary index is, then, the constrained database. But because the secondary index is constrained, so too is the order database because the contents of the secondary index are programmatically tied to the contents of the order database.
The customer database, then, is the foreign key database. It is associated to the order database's secondary index using the DB->associate_foreign() method. In this way, an order cannot be added to the order database unless the customer ID already exists in the customer database.
Note that this relationship can also be configured to delete any outstanding orders for a customer when that customer is deleted from the customer database.
In SQL, this would be done by executing something like the following:
CREATE TABLE customers(cust_id CHAR(4) NOT NULL, lastname CHAR(15), firstname CHAR(15), PRIMARY KEY(cust_id)); CREATE TABLE orders(order_id CHAR(4) NOT NULL, order_num int NOT NULL, cust_id CHAR(4), PRIMARY KEY (order_id), FOREIGN KEY (cust_id) REFERENCES customers(cust_id) ON DELETE CASCADE);
In Berkeley DB, this would work as follows:
struct customer { char cust_id[4]; char last_name[15]; char first_name[15]; }; struct order { char order_id[4]; int order_number; char cust_id[4]; }; .... void foreign() { DB *dbp, *sdbp, *fdbp; int ret; /* Open/create order database */ if ((ret = db_create(&dbp, dbenv, 0)) != 0) handle_error(ret); if ((ret = dbp->open(dbp, NULL, "orders.db", NULL, DB_BTREE, DB_CREATE, 0600)) != 0) handle_error(ret); /* * Open/create secondary index on customer id. Note that it * supports duplicates because a customer may have multiple * orders. */ if ((ret = db_create(&sdbp, dbenv, 0)) != 0) handle_error(ret); if ((ret = sdbp->set_flags(sdbp, DB_DUP | DB_DUPSORT)) != 0) handle_error(ret); if ((ret = sdbp->open(sdbp, NULL, "orders_cust_ids.db", NULL, DB_BTREE, DB_CREATE, 0600)) != 0) handle_error(ret); /* Associate the secondary with the primary. */ if ((ret = dbp->associate(dbp, NULL, sdbp, getcustid, 0)) != 0) handle_error(ret); /* Open/create customer database */ if ((ret = db_create(&fdbp, dbenv, 0)) != 0) handle_error(ret); if ((ret = fdbp->open(fdbp, NULL, "customers.db", NULL, DB_BTREE, DB_CREATE, 0600)) != 0) handle_error(ret); /* Associate the foreign with the secondary. */ if ((ret = fdbp->associate_foreign( fdbp, sdbp, NULL, DB_FOREIGN_CASCADE)) != 0) handle_error(ret); } /* * getcustid -- extracts a secondary key (the customer id) from a primary * key/data pair */ int getcustid(secondary, pkey, pdata, skey) DB *secondary; const DBT *pkey, *pdata; DBT *skey; { /* * Since the secondary key is a simple structure member of the * record, we don't have to do anything fancy to return it. If * we have composite keys that need to be constructed from the * record, rather than simply pointing into it, then the user's * function might need to allocate space and copy data. In * this case, the DB_DBT_APPMALLOC flag should be set in the * secondary key DBT. */ memset(skey, 0, sizeof(DBT)); skey->data = ((struct order *)pdata->data)->cust_id; skey->size = 4; return (0); }


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WITNESS LIST
Environmental Regulation Committee
April 6, 2011 - 1:30 PM or upon final adjourn./recess
For:
Habenicht, Luke (San Antonio River Authority)
Reyes, Jesus (El Paso County Water Improvement Dist. #1)
Against:
Conforme, Jorge (LKQ Corporation)
Minick, Stephen (Texas Association of Business)
On:
Reddy, Vikrant (Texas Public Policy Foundation)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Russell, Claudia (El Paso County)
Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment)
For:
Brewer, Steve (Mayor City of La Feria)
Riegert, David (Innovative Block of South Texas)
Woodward, Michael (Innovative Block)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Peace, Annalisa (Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance)
Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment)
Against:
Bailey, Chuck (Wastewater Environmental of Texas)
Dudley, Brian (Self; Aquazyme Services, Inc.)
Gilbert, Helen (Microdirt, Inc.)
Mayfield, Carter (SOS Liquid Waste Haulers)
Wimbish, Mary (Houston Pumpers Association)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter, Sierra Club)
Macomb, Chris (Waste Management of Texas, Inc.)
Patel, Snehal (Harris County Attorney's Office)
Phillips, Matt (The Nature Conservancy of Texas)
Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment)
1
WITNESS LIST
For:
Sisk, Cathy (Harris County)
Thompson, Jeff (Liquid Environmental Solutions)
Weinberg, David (Texas League of Conservation Voters)
Against:
Wilburn, Randy (Self; Texas Organic Recovery)
HB 1914 - Committee Substitute (Chisum)
For:
Marine, Frank (TM Deer Park Services LP)
For:
Beavers, Gary (Sand Trap Services, Inc., Cold Springs Processing)
Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment)
Wimbiish, Mary (Houston Pumpers Assoc.)
On:
Mayfield, Carter (SOS Liquid Waste Haulers)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Hadden, Karen (SEED Coalition)
Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter, Sierra Club)
Smith, Tom Smitty (Public Citizen)
Thompson, Jeff (Liquid Environmental Solutions)
Weinberg, David (Texas League of Conservation Voters)
For:
Allmon, Eric (Texas Center for Policy Studies)
Batterton, Carol (Water Environment Association of Texas)
Baum, Walt (AECT)
Bomer, Elton (Self)
Cortez, David (Myself, Carlos Rodriguez, Patrick Garza, Danny Arellano, and Efrain
Martinez; Ex-ASARCO workers. And the Get the Lead Out Coalition in El Paso, TX.)
Duggins, Ralph (Self)
Ely, Joseph (Self; Rev. Dr. Jim Ely)
Minick, Stephen (Texas Association of Business)
Newton, Chris (Texas Petroleum Marketers & Convenience Store Association)
Reed, Cyrus (Lone Star Chapter, Sierra Club)
Robbins, Dean (Texas Water Conservation Assn.)
Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment)
Sliva, Allison (Self)
Tejada, Matthew (Air Alliance Houston)
Against:
Wilson, Christine (Self)
2
WITNESS LIST
On:
Allen, Joe B. (Association of Water Board Directors)
Caraway, Mel (Texas Impact)
Cervenka, Robert L. (Self)
Crawford, Lauren (Texas Municipal League)
Hadden, Karen (SEED Coalition)
Hoffman, Donna (Self)
Keliher, Margaret (Texas Business for Clean Air)
Landtrip, Melanie (Self)
Rolke, Paul (Robertson County: Our Land, Our Lives)
Sadlier, John (TCEQ, Tx Commission on Environmental Quality)
Smith, Tom Smitty (Public Citizen)
Thompson, Bob (Self)
Tucker, Joseph (Self; East Texas Coalition for Clean Air)
Tucker, Linda (Self; East Texans Coalition for Clean Air)
Vickery, Mark (TCEQ)
Wisdom, Christina (Texas Chemical Council)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Blackburn, Laura (League of Women Voters of Texas)
Cannon, Thure (Texas Pipeline Association)
Crozat-Williams, Madeleine (Self)
Price, Ceil (City of Houston)
Romero, Celina (Texas Pipeline Association)
Schultz, Mary (Self)
Stout, William (Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance)
On:
Bodman, Whitney (Texas Impact)
Cervenka, Jo (Self)
Smith, Randall (Texas Impact)
HB 2694 - Committee Substitute (Smith, Wayne)
On:
Levin, Ilan (Environmental Integrity Project)
Wolf, Vicki (Self)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Metzger, Luke (Environment Texas)
Ruckel, Mari (Texas Oil and Gas Association)
For:
Baker, Debra (Union Pacific Railroad Company)
Price, Ceil (City of Houston)
3
WITNESS LIST
Against:
Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter, Sierra Club)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Minick, Stephen (Texas Association of Business)
Against:
Stout, William (Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance)
For:
Minick, Stephen (Texs Association of Business)
Wisdom, Christina (Texas Chemical Council)
Against:
Allmon, Eric (Texas Center for Policy Studies)
Hadden, Karen (SEED Coalition)
Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter, Sierra Club)
Levin, Ilan (Environmental Integrity Project)
Patel, Snehal Csnayhull" (Harris County Attorney's Office)
Peace, Annalisa (Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance)
Rolke, Paul (Robertson County: Our Land Our Lives)
Sisk, Cathy (Commissioner Steve Radack, Harris County Commissioner, Pct. 3)
Sisk, Cathy (Harris County)
Smith, Tom Smitty (Public Citizen)
Thompson, Bob (Self)
Tucker, Linda (Self; East Texans Coalition for Clean Air)
Wilson, Christine (Self)
On:
Hyde, Richard (TCEQ)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Ashley, Price (Texas Association of Manufacturers)
Cannon, Thure (Texas Pipeline Assoc.)
Fore, Delbert (Enterprise Products Partners L.P.)
Gibbs, Gary (American Electric Power Co.)
Gipson, Mark (Devon Energy)
Romero, Celina (Texas Pipeline Association)
Ruckell, Mari (Texas Oil and Gas Association)
Sander, Lindsay (Kinder Morgan)
Sander, Lindsay (Markwest)
Sander, Lindsay (Regency Energy)
Swinford, David (Self; Pattern Energy)
Williams, Julie (Chevron. U.S.A.)
4
WITNESS LIST
Against:
Bodman, Whitney (Texas Impact)
Caraway, Mel (Texas Impact)
Cervenka, Robert L. (Self)
Ely, Joseph (Self)
Meehan, Colin (Environmental Defense Fund)
Metzger, Luke (Environment Texas)
Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment)
Schultz, Mary (Self)
Sliva, Allison (Self)
Smith, Randall (Texas Impact)
Stout, William (Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance)
Tejada, Matthew (Air Alliance Houston)
Weinberg, David (Texas League of Conservation Voters)
Wolf, John (Self)
Wolf, Vicki (Self)
On:
Tucker, Joseph (Self; East Texas Coalition for Clean Air)
HB 3037 - Committee Substitute (Hancock)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Blevins, Chesley (Texas Mining & Reclamation Assn.)
Blevins, Chesley (Kiewit Mining Group, Inc.)
Blevins, Chesley (Texas Westmore Land Coal Co.)
Nasi, Mike (American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE))
For:
Baum, Walt (AECT)
Minick, Stephen (Texas Association of Business)
Nasi, Mike (American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE))
Against:
Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter, Sierra Club)
Levin, Ilan (Environmental Integrity Project)
Smith, Tom Smitty (Public Citizen)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Blevins, Chesley (Kiewit Mining Group, Inc.)
Blevins, Chesley (Texas Mining & Reclamation Assn.)
Blevins, Chesley (Texas Westmore Land Coal Co.)
Gibbs, Gary (American Electric Power Co.)
Turner, Usha (Luminant)
5
WITNESS LIST
Against:
Hadden, Karen (SEED Coalition)
Patel, Snehal (Harris County Attorney's Office)
Tejada, Matthew (Air Alliance Houston)
Weinberg, David (Texas League of Conservation Voters)
For:
Quinten, Jim (Automotive Parts & Services Association)
Stevenson, Shannon (North Central Texas Council of Governments)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Blackburn, Laura (League of Women Voters of Texas)
Hadden, Karen (SEED Coalition)
Haynes, Adam (Chesapeake Energy)
Jones, Max (Travis County Commissioners Court)
Krusee, Mike (General Motors Corp.)
Levin, Ilan (Environmental Integrity Project)
Metzger, Luke (Environment Texas)
Minick, Stephen (Texas Association of Business)
Phillips, Matt (The Nature Conservancy of Texas)
Ruckel, Mari (Texas Oil and Gas Association)
Smith, Tom Smitty (Public Citizen)
Talley, Greg (Plug In Texas)
Weinberg, David (Texas League of Conservation Voters)
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Limon Searches for the Lemon (coming soon)
This is a short mini game featuring Limon, a guy who just wants to find his lemon and bring it to his basket.
A quick introductory reference guide for SQL


QUEEN MARGOT A film review by Max Hoffmann Copyright 1995 Max Hoffmann
French, with subtitles Directed by Patrice Chéreau Cast: Isabelle Adjani, Virna Lisi, Vincent Perez, Julien Rassam, Jean-Hugues Anglade and Pascall Greggory
(Warning: very bloody violence and explicit sex; all justified by the actual historic events depicted. Do not attend if you cant stand visceral brutality.)
This is a GREAT movie: fascinating, entertaining, enlightening, sensual, top-notch performances and very very accurate for 16th Century historical look and feel. Although the costumes are magnificent, they are often sweaty and bloodstained. You can almost smell the crowd.
Set in 1572 France, torn by religious wars between Catholics and Protestants. Queen Mother Catherine DeMedici (Virna Lisi in an astonishing performance) continues to rule France, even though her son, King Charles IX, has come of age. The film opens with a marriage between the Kings Catholic sister, Margot (Adjani), and Henri of Navarre (Daniel Auteil), a protestant King. Dimly light scenes accurately capture sweaty, night interiors as we see tensions mount between Catholic and Protestant roommates on the eve of the celebration.
The St. Bartholomews Day massacre of Protestants (who were wedding guests of the court) is depicted with visceral realism. It leads to intrigue and blood letting that would make any DYNASTY viewers head spin. Not for the squeamish or feint of heart. The screenwriter chose not to soften the incredible atrocity of the massacre, which provides for some intense imagery; ladies of the court delicately stepping over bloody corpses that are being stripped by looters.
The photography is magnificent, and this is the first historical film in recent memory with highly believable lighting. Except for one dramatically overlight cathedral, most of the interiors seem to be lit only by grimy windows or candlelight. Much of the plot revolves around the newly weds being held in the Louvre as virtual prisoners. You share their paranoia about what might be lurking in the inky dark shadows.
A good portion of this films visual gifts are provided by four handsome French actors, who intersect with Margot in a variety of ways as her brothers and/or lovers. Its easy to imagine that Pascall Greggory, as Anjou (next in the line of succession) may well be drawing from past life memories. He looks gooood in that long hair and mustache, and he knows how to broadcast a sense of authority by the way he rides a horse. Jean-Hugues Anglade, the smoldering male lead from BETTY BLUE, plays King Charles. Heart throb Vincent Perez is luscious as the Protestant lover, despite the grimy makeup and sweaty costumes. Queen Margots motivation is no mystery here. Isabelle Adjani has evidently discovered a secret fountain of youth; no face lift scars, and she looks virtually identical to her film persona of 20 years ago. Be prepared to hate her. ;-)
This film will stick with you for a long time. I highly recommend seeing it on the big screen, which would prove more revealing for the magnificent costume detail. I fear that much of the subtle nighttime detail would fade into black pixels when viewed on video. I also find subtitles more subconscious in larger type in a darkened theatre. This is also the kind of film that stirs a lot of audience energy that you'll miss in your living room.
Due to the film's historical accuracy, there are no clear cut protagonists. Like the courtiers themselves, you may find yourself dizzied by the constantly changing tides of power and intrigue. Unlike most popular Hollywood films, QUEEN MARGOT does not rewrite history to make any of the characters more appealing than they probably were in real life. Thats one of the reasons I liked the film. Its also one of the reason others may hate it.
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2.3 : Fractional Binary
Fractional Binary works just like the rest of binary. However, when we use powers, we're using negative powers. It's much easier to demonstrate below than to explain. We'll set up our table the exact same as we did before with an 8 bit number. However, this time, we're going to add a decimal point. This means we will have 4 integer bits and 4 fractional bits. Let's consider the number 1101.10112.
Binary to Base-10
| Bit | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | . | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
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| Power | 23 | 22 | 21 | 20 | . | 2-1 | 2-2 | 2-3 | 2-4 |
| Fractional Value | 8 | 4 | 0 | 1 | . | 1/2 | 0 | 1/8 | 1/16 |
| Decimal Value | 8 | 4 | 0 | 1 | . | 0.5 | 0 | 0.125 | 0.0625 |
I broke the Value row down into two other rows. Fractional Value and Decimal Value. The fractional value is the Power multiplied by the Bit. The decimal value is the same thing in decimal form. It's important to see the fraction form because it's much easier to see the powers of two. The decimal form makes it easier to add. So the value is 8 + 4 + 1 + 0.5 + 0.125 + 0.0625. 1101.10112 = 13.687510.
Base-10 to Fractional Binary
Converting the bits before the Radix (decimal point) is exactly the same as before with the alternating modulus/division method. Converting the bits after the radix is very different however. First you double the value, then if it greater than 1, you append a bit that is a 1. If the bit is greater than 1, you then subtract 1. Otherwise you append a 0. The loop continues until 0 is reached. Follow below through the method. We'll convert 0.210 to fractional binary.
Of course this particular number is never ending. Exactly like 1/3 is 0.3333333... In this case 0.210 is equal to 0.00110011...2.
Practice Problems
Whats is the value of 1000.0011 in base-10?
What is the value 0.562510 in base-2?


29 June 2001
Disease Outbreak Reported
As of 26 June, WHO has reported 69 suspected cases, out of which 6 have died. Of these, 18 are confirmed CCHF (15 laboratory and 3 clinical/epidemiological grounds). Thirty-four are laboratory negative and 17 are still under investigation.
WHO Kosovo continues to support the epidemic response committee managing the outbreak, assisted by partners in the Glbal Outbreak Alert and Response Network: the WHO Collaborating Centre for Arbovirus and Haemorrhagic Fever Reference and Research in Ljubljana, Slovenia, is providing laboratory support; and a clinician with specific expertise in hospital infection control from the North Manchester General Hospital, Department of Infectious Diseases, United Kingdom, is helping to strengthen procedures at the isolation unit.
In response to a WHO request from partners in the Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network for epidemiology support to the Institute of Public Health, Kosovo, two Canadian field epidemiologists from Health Canada will be assisting the Institute with data management in the CCHF outbreak. Their assistance is supported by the Canadian Public Health Association and the Canadian International Development Agency.


PLUSET FLEX H- porcine follicle stimulating hormone, porcine luteinizing hormone
Minitube of America, Inc.
Disclaimer: This drug has not been found by FDA to be safe and effective, and this labeling has not been approved by FDA. For further information about unapproved drugs, click here.
PLUSET FLEX H is a mixture of swine pituitary gonadotrophins used for the induction of multiple ovulations (superovulation). The use of standardized concentrations for both gonadotrophins guarantees a consistent quality of the product and eliminates possible variability in effectiveness from one lot to another. In the absence of an International Standard for the porcine gonadotrophin, dosing is carried out using the International Standard for human urine FSH and LH.
Ovarian stimulation with exogenous Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH) allows a greater number of ova to be produced than normally produced in a single reproductive cycle.
The pituitary hormone extract contains variable levels of Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH) and Luteinizing Hormone (LH).
Clearly in order to obtain proper and effective superovulation which provides satisfactory results involving a high number of living embryos, it is necessary to carry out a treatment that guarantees the activation and progress of multiple follicle maturation in the most "physiological" and repeatable way possible.
Thus, given that it influences the activity of FSH, it is important to have a defined level of LH present.
PLUSET FLEX H is manufactured in a method chosen to ensure that the defined level of LH content is consistently mantained.
Kinetic studies of FSH and LH in the bloodstream of bovine has shown a half-life of 150 minutes for FSH and a half-life of 40 minutes for LH.
Do not slaughter animals for human consumption for 10 days following the last injection.
Broken or cracked vials should be handled with gloves.
KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN
The injection of PLUSET FLEX H must be intra-muscular (i.m.). Subcutaneous administration results in an irregular absorption and must be avoided.
Reconstitute each vial of PLUSET FLEX H with 10 ml of the PLUSET diluent provided.
Reconstitution and subsequent withdrawal of product should be performed using strict aseptic technique.
Dispense the diluent into the lyophilizate bottle to completely resuspend the contents. Label the diluent bottle appropriately and mix thoroughly before use.
Regimen 1: Mature cow
Day AM PM
1 4 ml 4 ml
2 3 ml 3 ml
3 2 ml 1.5 ml
4 1.5 ml 1 ml
Regimen 2: Heifers
Day AM PM
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3 ml
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2 ml
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1.5 ml
1.5 ml
4
1 ml
1 ml
The lyophilised product is stable for 24 months stored at temperature below 25 ºC. Once the preparation is prepared, the activity of the FSH and LH remain unchanged for at least six days, on condition that the preparation is stored at a temperature between 2 - 8 ºC and the normal precautions for maintaining sterility are followed.
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[§353D-6] Nonprofit agency: criteria for selection. The department shall employ all the following criteria in selecting a nonprofit agency with which it may contract pursuant to section 353D-3:
(1) The number and quality of services proposed in comparison to direct program costs;
(2) Prior experience in working cooperatively with the department of social services and housing, other correctional agencies, community programs, inmates, visitors, and the general public;
(3) The ability to use volunteers and other community resources to maximize the cost effectiveness of the program. [L 1987, c 251, pt of §1]
Note
"Department of social services and housing" renamed. L 1987, c 339.


Gaia is an ambitious astrometric space mission adopted within the scientific programme
of the European Space Agency (ESA) in October 2000. It measures with very high
accuracy the positions and velocities of a large number of stars and astronomical objects.
At the end of the mission, a detailed three-dimensional map of more than one billion
stars will be obtained.
The Data Analysis and Processing Consortium (DPAC), a large team of scientists and
software developers, is in charge of processing the Gaia data with the aim of producing
the Gaia Catalogue.
One of the most important DPAC systems is the Intermediate Data Updating (IDU),
executed at the Marenostrum supercomputer hosted by the Barcelona Supercomputing
Center (BSC).
Every few months, all the raw data accumulated up to that moment need to be reprocessed in order to:
In particular, the XM will handle an enormous
number of detections at the end of the mission, so it will obviously not be possible to
handle them in a single process.
Moreover, limitations and constraints imposed by the features of the execution environment should be considered.
Therefore, it is necessary to optimize the Data Access Layer (DAL) in
order to efficiently store the huge amount of data coming from the spacecraft, and to
access it in a smart manner.
It has been developed and implemented an efficient and flexible file format based on
Hierarchical Data Format version 5 (HDF5),
arranging the detections by a spatial index such as Hierarchical
Equal Area isoLatitude Pixelization (HEALPix) to tessellate the sphere.
In this way it
is possible to distribute and process the detections separately and in parallel, according
to their distribution on the sky. Moreover, the HEALPix library and the framework
implemented here allow to consider the data at different resolution levels according to
the desired precision.
Two different alternatives have been designed and developed, namely, a Flat solution
and a Hierarchical solution. It refers to the distribution of the data through the file.
In the first case, all the dataset is contained inside a single group. On the other hand,
the hierarchical solution stores the groups of data in a hierarchical way according to the
HEALPix hierarchy, as it is possible to see on the following pictures.
Flat solution
Hierarchical solution
The analysis of the results has been based on the time to write and read
data, the compression ratio and the read/write rate. Moreover, the different alternatives
have been evaluated on two systems with different sets of data as input.
The test results report a substantial increase on the read rate with respect to the previous
implementations. In fact, the data access speed was improved by more than 50%,
especially for random data access.
The difference between both HDF5 implementations is rather small.
However, we concluded that overall the hierarchical one is preferable.
Hierarchical test structure and Flat test structure for level 1
The Gaia DPAC software is implemented in Java, where the HDF5 Application Programming Interface (API)
support is quite limited.
Thus, it has also been necessary
to use the Java Native Interface (JNI) to adapt the software developed in this project
(in C language), which follows the HDF5 C API.
The Java part of this project has been integrated into an existing
operational software library, DpcbTools, in coordination with the Barcelona IDU/DPCB
team. This has allowed to integrate the work done in this project into the existing DAL
architecture in the most efficient way.
If you want to know more about this project, check out
this link.


- The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
- The Godfather (1972)
- The Godfather: Part II (1974)
- The Dark Knight (2008)
- 12 Angry Men (1957)
- Schindler's List (1993)
- The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
- Pulp Fiction (1994)
- The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)
- The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)
- hey there, my name is Alaa Baroud.
- I graduated from Arab community college with a diploma in English language.
- and I am currently taking a software development coursa at The LTUC /ASAC.


Closed-loop approach to thermodynamics
01 Sep 2016This paper is a second part of the analysis of the metabolic behaviour of living system. It discusses the notion of adaptability for living organism
Author
C. Goupil, H. Ouerdane, E. Herbert, G. Benenti, Y. D’Angelo, and Ph. Lecoeur
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The paper can be found using DOI or here
Abstract
We present the closed-loop approach to linear nonequilibrium thermodynamics considering a generic heat engine dissipatively connected to two temperature baths. The system is usually quite generally characterized by two parameters: the output power P and the conversion efficiency , to which we add a third one, the working frequency . We establish that a detailed understanding of the effects of the dissipative coupling on the energy conversion process requires only knowing two quantities: the system’s feedback factor and its open-loop gain , which product characterizes the interplay between the efficiency, the output power, and the operating rate of the system. By raising the abstract hermodynamic analysis to a higher level, the feedback loop approach provides a versatile and economical, hence fairly efficient, tool for the study of any conversion engine operation for which a feedback factor can be defined.
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View my software work
By far my biggest accomplishment is software that I created for the library that I was able to open source. In addition to seeing our listserv grow to over 500, and see many other universities use this software, the most gratifying part is that while Notre Dame's priorities changed and I'm working in a different area, other universities have stepped up to support and make improvements to the software. Over the years there have been published articles written by libraries using the software and it has independently organized user groups at some of the major library conferences.
Of course, it was not done in a vaccuum, but I was lucky enough to have a coworker who understood how libraries work inside-and-out. He had some great ideas, and I was able to turn them into a reality, through using (then unbeknownst to me) user centered design. This project is also what made me fall in love with UX and compelled me to pursue my master's in Human-computer Interaction. I believe that the coding and the software itself isn't anything extraordinary, and the user interface is why it's been so successful. (that, and possibly the flexible data model :-)
You can view the drupal marketing site I designed, my work, documentation and data models on erm.library.nd.edu. The code is available on github at github.com/ndlibersa
The App of Happiness
* Which will shortly be renamed, it turns out searching this title doesn't appear in iTunes search!
This is my most recently developed application, built on the beautiful ionic framework using angular js and cordova to package it. The backend is a heroku rails application sitting atop mysql and mostly just serving APIs (and the marketing site).
view the-apps-of.com marketing site
Library Employee Directory
This was developed using Rails and various gems, using coffeescript and scss. Unfortunately, it requires a log in to see the user-administration which allows employees to self-administer - including a markdown editor for their "About" section.
view the directory
Bibliographic Cataloging Statistics
* This is an internal application, I'll have screenshots coming soon!
Mobile Library
I also repackaged this as android and iOS apps using PhoneGap (the repository is available in github). It, unfortunately, did not make it into the Apple Store. They cited that it wasn't entertaining, which is true enough - since it's a library catalog.
view m.library.nd.edu
Library Centralized Reporting System
* This is an internal application, I'll have screenshots coming soon!
View my GitHub profile
Prior to the library I worked on:
- Perl / Postgresql - In my spare time I developed a user-content driven site, mailleartisans.org, which is still in use today. This was done in about 2002, well before myspace started or other user content driven sites. If only I'd picked something with broader appeal than chainmail! :-)
- Coldfusion / Oracle, PL/SQL and some Java (while I worked for Discover Financial)
- ETL Development, Data Mart/Data Warehousing with Ab Initio (also at Discover)


counter
Meteor Strike
Every year, 18,000 to 84,000 meteorites fall to earth.
common meteorites sell for $2 or $3 a gram, some can go up to 40,000$ a gram
Dinosaurs are believed to have died because an 8 mile long meteor hit the Earth causing a cloud of dust that lowered the climate.
Most meteors fall in the ocean because the Earth's surface is covered by more water than land.


Assembled Realities is a game design studio established in 2018 with the intent to make web-enabled games
Our first game is a Procedural Card Game inspired by the podcast Friends at the Table, Season 4: The Twilight Mirage. The working title is:Confluent Circuit
In conjunction with our games, we are working on the Browser Memory Utility, a standalone bit of code that will act like a memory card for our browser-based games. Switching devices or just browsers but don't want to sign up for an account? "Eject" your BMU and save the JSON string somewhere you can find it again. Then, paste that blob of data into your next browser to "insert" your BMU and badda bing! Your high scores are preserved for posterity!
To do it, you have to do it. ~ All the PBTA games


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Compile the default values for the echo statement.
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Get the regular expression for a generic Blade function.
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Get the path currently being compiled.
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Determine if the view at the given path is expired.
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Locker
Provides Elixir API to locker Erlang library as well as some utilities that make using locker easier.
Locker is a distributed, de-centralized, consistent in-memory
key-value store written in Erlang by a company called Wooga. The
locker Erlang project can be found from
https://github.com/wooga/locker
.
This module provides pretty much direct mapping of the locker API
for Elixir as well as some useful mix-in classes for creating long
running locker registered processes. See Locker.Server
and
Locker.Fsm
. It also provides a process registry,
Locker.Registry
, that can be used using e.g., GenServer
‘s
{:via, module, term}
API.
Summary
Functions
Read the value
for the given key
Extends the lease on given key
and value
Provides a lag metric for the cluster
Tries to acquire the lock
Execute a dirty read on the master. Same caveats as for
dirty_read/1
Releases the lock on given key
. The value
needs to match to the
locked value
Sets the primaries and replicas for the given cluster. Assumes no failures
Sets the desired write quorum for the given cluster
Callback implementation for c::application.start/2
Some internal stats
Tries to update the lock. The update only happens if an
existing value of the lock corresponds to the given value
within the
w
number of master nodes
Waits for the key to become available on the local node. If a value
is already available, returns immediately, otherwise it will return
within the timeout
. In case of timeout, the caller might get a reply
anyway if it sent at the same time as the timeout
Waits for the key to be released
Types
reply :: {:ok, pos_integer, pos_integer, pos_integer}
Functions
Specs
dirty_read(any) :: {:ok, any} | {:error, :not_found}
Read the value
for the given key
.
A dirty read does not create a read-quorum so consistency is not guaranteed. The value is read directly from a local ETS-table, so the performance should be very high.
Specs
extend_lease(any, any, pos_integer) ::
reply |
{:error, :no_quorum}
Extends the lease on given key
and value
.
Specs
lock(any, any, pos_integer, pos_integer) ::
reply |
{:error, :no_quorum}
Tries to acquire the lock.
Specs
master_dirty_read(any) ::
{:ok, any} |
{:error, :not_found}
Execute a dirty read on the master. Same caveats as for
dirty_read/1
.
Specs
release(any, any, pos_integer) ::
reply |
{:error, :no_quorum}
Releases the lock on given key
. The value
needs to match to the
locked value.
Specs
set_nodes([atom], [atom], [atom] | []) :: :ok
Sets the primaries and replicas for the given cluster. Assumes no failures.
Specs
set_w([atom], pos_integer) :: :ok
Sets the desired write quorum for the given cluster.
Specs
update(any, any, pos_integer, pos_integer) ::
reply |
{:error, :no_quorum}
Tries to update the lock. The update only happens if an
existing value of the lock corresponds to the given value
within the
w
number of master nodes.
Specs
wait_for(any, pos_integer) :: {:ok, any}
Waits for the key to become available on the local node. If a value
is already available, returns immediately, otherwise it will return
within the timeout
. In case of timeout, the caller might get a reply
anyway if it sent at the same time as the timeout.


JUnit tests should not contain too many asserts. Many asserts are indicative of a complex test, for which it is harder to verify correctness. Consider breaking the test scenario into multiple, shorter test scenarios. Customize the maximum number of assertions used by this Rule to suit your needs. Example:
public class MyTestCase extends TestCase { // Ok public void testMyCaseWithOneAssert() { boolean myVar = false; assertFalse("should be false", myVar); } // Bad, too many asserts (assuming max=1) public void testMyCaseWithMoreAsserts() { boolean myVar = false; assertFalse("myVar should be false", myVar); assertEquals("should equals false", false, myVar); } }


Overview
Islandora Workbench is a command-line tool that allows creation, updating, and deletion of Islandora content from CSV data. It is an alternative to using Drupal's built-in Migrate framework for ingesting Islandora content from CSV files. Unlike the Migrate tools, Islandora Workbench can be run anywhere - it does not need to run on the Drupal server. Drupal's Migrate framework, however, is much more flexible than Islandora Workbench, and can be extended using plugins in ways that Workbench cannot.
Note that Islandora Workbench is not related in any way to the Drupal contrib module called Workbench.
Features
- Allows creation of Islandora nodes and media, updating of nodes, and deletion of nodes and media from CSV files
- Allows creation of paged/compound content
- Can run from anywhere - it does not need to be run from the Drupal server's command line
- Provides both sensible default configuration values and rich configuation options for power users
- Provides robust data validation functionality
- Supports a variety of Drupal entity field types (text, integer, term reference, typed relation, geolocation)
- Can generate a CSV file template based on Drupal content type
- Can use a Google Sheet or an Excel file instead of a CSV file as input
- Allows assignment of Drupal vocabulary terms using term IDs, term names, or term URIs
- Allows creation of new taxonomy terms from CSV field data
- Allows the assignment of URL aliases
- Allows adding alt text to images
- Cross platform (Windows, Mac, and Linux)
- Well documented
- Well tested
- A companion project under development, Islandora Workbench Desktop, will add a graphical user interface that enables users not familiar or comfortable with the command line to use Workbench.
Usage
Within the islandora_workbench
directory, run the following command, providing the name of your configuration file ("config.yml" in this example):
./workbench --config config.yml --check
Note
If you're on Windows, you will likely need to run Workbench by explicitly invoking Python, e.g. python workbench --config config.yml --check
instead of using ./workbench
as illustrated above.
--check
validates your configuration and input data. Typical output looks like:
OK, connection to Drupal at http://localhost:8000 verified.
OK, configuration file has all required values (did not check for optional values).
OK, CSV file input_data/metadata.csv found.
OK, all 5 rows in the CSV file have the same number of columns as there are headers (5).
OK, CSV column headers match Drupal field names.
OK, required Drupal fields are present in the CSV file.
OK, term IDs/names in CSV file exist in their respective taxonomies.
OK, term IDs/names used in typed relation fields in the CSV file exist in their respective taxonomies.
OK, files named in the CSV "file" column are all present.
Configuration and input data appear to be valid.
If your configuration file is not in the same directory as the workbench
script, use its absolute path, e.g.:
./workbench --config /home/mark/config.yml --check
If --check
hasn't identified any problems, you can then rerun Islandora Workbench without the --check
option to create the nodes:
./workbench --config config.yml
Workbench will then create a node and attached media for each record in your input CSV file. Typical output looks like:
Node for 'Small boats in Havana Harbour' created at http://localhost:8000/node/52.
+File media for IMG_1410.tif created.
Node for 'Manhatten Island' created at http://localhost:8000/node/53.
+File media for IMG_2549.jp2 created.
Node for 'Looking across Burrard Inlet' created at http://localhost:8000/node/54.
+Image media for IMG_2940.JPG created.
Node for 'Amsterdam waterfront' created at http://localhost:8000/node/55.
+Image media for IMG_2958.JPG created.
Node for 'Alcatraz Island' created at http://localhost:8000/node/56.
+Image media for IMG_5083.JPG created.
If you'd rather not see all this detail, you can set an option in your configuration file to see a progress bar instead:
[==================================> 40.0% ]
License
Islandora Workbench, and this documentation, are available under the terms of the Unlicense.
Contributing
Contibutions to this documentation are welcome. If you have a suggestion, please open an issue on the Islandora Workbench GitHub repository's queue and tag your issue "documentation".


6.6 SICStus Streams
With the SICStus Prolog C interface, the user can define his/her own
streams as well as from C read or write on the predefined
streams.
The stream interface provides:
- C functions to perform I/O on Prolog streams. This way you can
use the same stream from Prolog and C code.
- User defined streams. You can define your own Prolog streams
in C.
- Bidirectional streams. A SICStus stream supports reading or
writing or both.
- Hookable standard input/output/error streams.
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Welcome to The RMIT Behavioral Business Lab Experiment Session.
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This session will last for approximately 60 minutes. Please read the following instructions carefully.
In this study, you will be paired randomly and anonymously with another participant. Both of you will make decisions in a series of tasks. Our activity today will consist of four phases.
In the first phase,a group of players will participate in a production phase in which they will earn some points as their income. The other group of players will not be participating in the first phase. Instead, they will receive a fix income. In the second phase (the allocation Phase), and in the third phase(the box collection phase), you will be required to make a series of decisions in multiple rounds. Finally, the fourth phase is the survey phase; in which you are expected to answer all the questions in this phase.
In each task in these phases, you can earn money. Our computer algorithm will keep track of how much money you earn throughout the session. Only after you answer all the questions and finish all study phases you will receive your payments.
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Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Serves
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Preheat the oven to 180C/365F/Gas 4.
Place the aubergine strips in a wok or frying pan and cover with cold water.
Bring to the boil, remove from the heat, drain and allow to cool.
Dry the wok or frying pan, then place over a high heat with the vegetable oil and add the cooled aubergine.
Make sure the aubergine pieces are evenly seared, but avoid too much stirring as this will make it mushy.
Cook for 5-6 minutes until the aubergine is well browned. Stir in three-quarters of the sliced spring onions and half of the chillies.
Pour off most of the oil, then return to the heat and stir in the oyster sauce and fish sauce. Cook for two minutes and set aside.
In a small bowl mix together the remaining chillies and sliced spring onions with the coriander leaves and the ginger.
Gently peel back the skin from the chicken breasts and spread the herb mixture evenly over the flesh.
Pull the skin back over the flesh and brush with a little oil.
Heat a griddle or frying pan until smoking and cook the breasts, skin side down, for two minutes.
Turn and sear the other side for two minutes, then remove from the pan and place on a baking sheet.
Roast in the oven for 10-15 minutes, until completely cooked through, remove from the oven and allow to rest.
 Sprinkle with the deep-fried spring onions and serve.