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9 Port 10 Amp. 10a 12v Videoüberwachung CCTV PSU Strom. Velleman has over 40 years of experience in developing electronics and offers a wide variety of products. With our own research and development department and experienced production team that designs in-house, we bring quality products to electronic enthusiasts. Laden Sie Ihre VELLEMAN Anleitung oder Handbuch herunter. HAA85BL v2 15/11/2013 2 VELLEMAN USER MANUAL 1. Introduction Features To all residents of the European Union Important environmental information about this product This symbol on the device or the package indicates that disposal of the device after its lifecycle could harm the environment. Where to Buy Velleman Inc Electronic This indoor self-contained digital access control keypad with backlight is perfect for commercial or residential applications. Use this keypad to operate.
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Velleman launches I/O, an Arduino alternative. HAA85BL. Product code: Show all CE Doc Download Drivers Firmware Info Sheets Manual Pictures. Manual;. Support - Velleman - Wholesaler and developer of electronics. Velleman HAA85BLN Codeschloss Set 12 V mit beleuchteter. Velleman opts for green power. Velleman opts for green power. Posted on 06/08/15. Velleman launches I/O, an Arduino alternative. Posted on 07/12/17. Read more. Belgian Consul General Marc Calcoen Visits Velleman Inc. HAA85BL. Product code: Show all CE Doc Download Drivers Firmware Info Sheets Manual Pictures. Manual; User manual. Search this site. 9 Port 10 Amp. 10a 12v Videoüberwachung CCTV PSU Strom. HAA85BL: SELF-CONTAINED DIGITAL ACCESS CONTROL - Velleman. Downloads – Support – Velleman – Wholesaler and developer. VellemanStore Electronic Components, Kits Supplies. Velleman HAA85BL Self-Contained Digital Access Control Keypad.
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Slugs and snails are mollusks that are related to clams, oysters, and other shellfish. Snails have coiled shells on their backs for protection from predators. Slugs have a soft shell that is hidden underneath their fleshy mantle. Both creatures leave slimy trails of mucus wherever they travel. The slime allows them to slide over various surfaces and these slime trails serve as markers to and from food and hiding areas. Adults lay eggs, which are clear, rounded or oval, in jelly-like masses in moist, dark areas. Snails require up to two years to mature. Most slug species mature more quickly. Both feed on a wide variety of garden plants, including vegetables, fruit, and ornamentals. They can devour a small seedling or whole leaf in one night.
Like all mollusks, slugs and snails do not survive in direct sunlight or dry heat. They require moist or wet environments. Consequently, they do most of their work at night or during periods of high humidity or rainfall. During the heat of the day, they hide in damp places under boards or rocks, in crevices, and in thick ground covers. While slugs and snails have natural predators such as birds, snakes, toads, and beetles, they are such prolific breeders that natural predators cannot keep up with their numbers.
Control of these pests include a wide variety of techniques, such as folk remedies, chemicals, and cultural methods. In fact, many gardeners have developed their own tried and true methods of ridding their gardens of these mollusks.
Since slugs and snails are slow moving, they can easily be picked off plants early in the morning, after dark, or during times of high humidity or rain. For the faint of heart, use thin latex gloves or tweezers to remove them. After removing the critters, drop them into a bucket of soapy water or squash them (some sources suggest that squashing them on the ground simply attracts more of the pests to the same area).
Removing their hiding places is a good way to control the pests. Remove old boards, rock piles, and other debris to eliminate or restrict their habitats. One technique for getting rid of the critters is to leave a piece of wood, orange peel, or other material on the ground to provide a hiding place for the pests. In the morning when the mollusks have retreated from the heat, the wood or material can be picked up and the creatures can be disposed of or smashed.
Copper tubing or thin sheets of copper seem to repel the pests. A chemical or toxic reaction occurs when they come in contact with the copper. Other barriers include crushed eggshells, ground limestone, powdered ginger, sawdust, or other rough barriers to keep the slimy ones from crossing the area to their feeding grounds.
A sprinkling of salt, vinegar, boiling water, or a soapy solution on the slugs and snails will kill them, but you may not want some of these products in your garden soil or on plants. Diatomaceous earth (a silica product) damages the protective coat of slugs and snails. A little beer or fermented yeast concoction, put in a shallow container attracts the pests and they drown after imbibing the liquid. Some gardeners indicate that some beer brands work better than others. You be the judge.
Commercially available slug and snail baits are very effective control methods. They are sold in the form of granules, pellets, powders, or liquids. The effective ingredient in these controls is metaldehyde or methiocarb, which cause death by dehydration and works quickly. Care must be taken, however, to keep the chemicals away from the children, pets, birds, and wildlife.


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Material Design spec advises that touch targets should be at least 48 x 48 px. To meet this requirement, add the `touch` property.
Note that the outer mdc-touch-target-wrapper element is only necessary if you want to avoid potentially overlapping touch targets on adjacent elements (due to collapsing margins).


Have you been able to use a 5G network yet?
Source: Hayato Huseman / Android Central
If there's one thing we've seen across all carriers this year, it's been them doing their part to hype up 5G. 5G is the next evolution of 4G LTE wireless data, offering substantially faster download and upload speeds.
The potential for 5G is very exciting, but right now, it's still quite limited for the areas and devices that actually support it.
Taking a look through the AC forums, here's what some of our members think about the next-gen standard for wireless networks.
j_hansen 11-10-2019 12:26 PM I bought the 5G model of the Note 10 plus because it should have been already rolled out in my neighbourhood, after being in contact with my carrier/provider a couple of times I ended up kinda accepting that it just wasn't enabled yet here. Then today I brought a friend to a store 2 miles away to buy a new laptop and when I went to check the time on my phone I saw the little 5G where 4G normally... Reply
kirksucks 11-11-2019 02:56 PM from the 5G videos I've seen it looks like you have to be right up on the node for it to work. Literally turn a corner and you're back to 4G. Seems like it works more like a home WiFi router than a cell network. Reply
gernerttl 11-11-2019 04:02 PM You would be correct in that assessment. Since 5G uses millimeter wave radios, things like walls, buildings, and distance affect it more than the longer wavelength systems like 3G and 4G. That is the single biggest challenge of deploying 5G. The sheer amount of repeaters needed to provide appropriate coverage in an area. Cities are charging the carriers per pole for installing 5G antennas. ... Reply
adegbenroagoro 11-11-2019 10:53 AM Don't buy it yet. Not enough infrastructure on ground. Reply
All of this discussion got us to thinking — Have you been able to use a 5G network yet?


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LevelDB is a fast key-value storage library written at Google that provides an ordered mapping from string keys to string values.
By default use the native implementation through JNI bindings and fallback to the pure java implementation if not available on the current platform. Used implementation can be forced using the {@link LevelDBEntityStoreConfiguration#flavour()} property.
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Bacharela em Ciências Físicas e Biomoleculares pela USP - IFSC. Agora graduanda em Ciências da Computação pela USP - ICMC
Adventure TimeAdventure Time follows the adventures of a boy named Finn and his best friend and adoptive brother Jake — a dog with the magical power to change size and shape at will. They interact mainly with Princess Bubblegum, the Ice King, Marceline and BMO. |
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KipoThe young adult animated series[1] follows a girl called Kipo Oak, who is searching for her father after being forced to flee from her burrow, and must explore the post-apocalyptic surface world ruled by mutated animals to find him. Along the way she befriends human survivors Wolf and Benson, and the mutant animals Dave and Mandu. |


Normally, C functions only have indirect access to Prolog terms
via SP_term_refs. C functions may receive arguments as
unconverted Prolog terms, in which case the actual arguments
received will have the type SP_term_ref
. Also, a C function may
return an unconverted Prolog term, in which case it must create an
SP_term_ref. Finally, any temporary Prolog terms created by
C code must be handled as SP_term_refs.
SP_term_refs are motivated by the fact that SICStus Prolog's memory manager must have a means of reaching all live Prolog terms for memory management purposes, including such terms that are being manipulated by the user's C code. Previous releases of SICStus Prolog provided direct access to Prolog terms and the ability to tell the memory manager that a given memory address points to a Prolog term, but this approach was too low level and highly error-prone. The current design is modeled after and largely compatible with Quintus Prolog release 3.
SP_term_refs are created dynamically. At any given time, an
SP_term_ref has a value (a Prolog term, initially
[]
). This value can be examined, accessed, and updated by the
support functions described in this section.
It is important to understand the rules governing the scope of SP_term_refs in conjunction with calls from Prolog to C and vice versa:
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Given a random vector \(X_1,X_2,...,X_p\), its marginal cumulative distribution functions (CDFs) are \(F_i(x) = P[X_i \leq x]\). By applying the probability integral transform to each component, the marginal distributions of \((U_1,U_2,...,U_p) = (F_1(X_1),F_2(X_2),...,F_p(X_p))\) are uniform (from Wikipedia). Then the copula of \(X_1,X_2,...,X_p\) is defined as the joint cumulative distribution function of \(U_1,U_2,...,U_p\), for which the marginal distribution of each variable U is uniform as \(U(0,1)\).
\[C(u_1,u_2,...,u_p) = P[U_1\leq u_1,U_2\leq u_2,..., U_1\leq u_1]\]Copulas function contains all the dependency characteristics of the marginal distributions and will better describe the linear and non-linear relationship between variables, using probability. They allow the marginal distributions to be modeled independently from each other, and no assumption on the joint behavior of the marginals is required.
Since this research focuses on bivariate copulas (for pairs trading we have 2 random variables) some probabilistic properties are specified. Let X and Y be two random variables with cumulative probability function \(F_1(X)\) and \(F_2(Y)\). \(U=F_1(X), V=F_2(Y)\) which are uniformly distributed. Then the copula function is \(C(u,v)=P(U\leq u,V\leq v)\). Taking the partial derivative of the copula function over U and V would give the conditional distribution function as follows:
\[P(U\leq u\mid V= v)=\frac{\partial C(u,v)}{\partial v}\] \[P(V\leq v\mid U= u)=\frac{\partial C(u,v)}{\partial u}\]There are many copula functions that enable us to describe dependence structures between variables, other than the Gaussian assumption. Here we will focus three of these; the Clayton, Gumbel and Frank copula formulas from the Archimedean class. Archimedean copulas are based on the Laplace transforms φ of univariate distribution functions. They are constructed by a particular generator function \(\phi\).
\[C(u,v)=\phi^{-1}( \phi(u),\phi(v) )\]The probability density function is:
\[c(u,v)=\phi_{(2)}^{-1}(\phi(u)+\phi(v))\phi^{'}(u)\phi^{'}(v)\]Where \(\phi_{(2)}^{-1}\) is the inverse of the second derivative of the generator function.
| Copula | Copula function C(u,v;θ) |
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| Clayton Copula | \[(u^{-\theta}+v^{-\theta}-1)^{-1/\theta}\] |
| Gumbel Copula | \[exp(-[(-\ln u)^{\theta}＋(-\ln v)^{\theta}]^{1/\theta})\] |
| Frank Copula | \[-\theta^{-1}\ln\left[1+\frac{(exp(-\theta u)-1)(exp(-\theta v)-1)}{exp(-\theta)-1}\right]\] |
Genest and MacKay proved that the relation between the copula generator function and Kendall rank correlation tau in the bivariate case can be given by:
\[\tau=1+4\int_{0}^{1} \frac{\partial \phi (v)}{\partial \phi^{'}(v)}dv\]So we can easily estimate the parameter in Archimedean copulas if we know Kendall’s tau rank measure and the generator function. Please refer to step 3 to see the formulas.


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Exodus 10:20
But the LORD hardened Pharaoh's heart, so that he would not let the children of Israel go.


You can read about one particular flapper, and a criminal flapper at that, in my cupboard this week at The Dabbler. The flapper is accompanied in my tale by a chump (unillustrated).
Ray Bradbury wrote a famous collection of short stories called The Illustrated Man (1951), made into a film (1969) starring Rod Steiger (1925–2002). Were Mr Steiger still with us, I think I would write to him suggesting he play a character called The Unillustrated Chump. This would not be an adaptation of The Chump And The Flapper, the story in today's Dabbler, but a wholly different work, based on the boiling frustrations of a chump who, try as he might, cannot get his likeness depicted by a single illustrator. Mr Steiger did boiling frustration very well, and though he may have had difficulty playing a chump—for he was the most unchumpish of men—his training in the Method would no doubt have stood him in good stead. Alas, it is not to be.


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Just a quick note to let folks know that I have created a small project on RIA Forge called Stubbie. Inspired by a feature in Rails, Stubbie basically creates a set of test stubs for your apps CFCs. I have set up specific blog for it over at RIA forge to keep everything in one place, but will post updates here as well.
Also there's no code yet, still one or two things I need to sort out before I'll make the first 0.1 release.
I'd just like to thank a few people who helped get this project of the ground:
Special thanks must go to Stephen (Spike) Milligan for allowing me to use his CFCDoc code which allowed me to quickly build the project without having to worry about the File System and CFC parsing.
Seth Petry-Johnson also deserves a special mention for allowing me to use his VarScopeChecker.cfc as part of the project so that we can all benefit from a var scope unit test.


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Get Ready: First Person Weapon Animations Megacourse is Coming! [$, promoted]
pavla writes:
Coming this week: a full-length Blender tutorial course to teach you everything about creating an insanely realistic animated FPS experience! Includes killer robots - of course.
This course will show you exactly how to animate all the actions needed for a first-person shooter game, from quick boring ones like standing around doing nothing - to more complex stuff like reloading and transforming the rifle into a freaking cool sniper.
You’ll become a pro at working with actions in the NLA editor and action editor, working with curves, structuring your linked files, exporting animations to Unity, and a whole lot more.
In the course, we'll go over the do’s and don’ts of first-person animation so you’ll be prepared to take these skills and transfer them to *any* other type of FPS game...or any other 3D animation app, for that matter.
Whether you’ve been following along with the other FPS courses in the series or you just want to jump right in to this one, you’ll learn a lot!
The course drops on cgcookie.com this week (keep your eyes peeled for a SICK trailer).


Disney+ Experiences Connection Issues on Launch Day
by Genevieve ScaranoDisney+ is launching today and the mega kickoff is reportedly causing some connection issues across the U.S.
The streaming service, which features many movies and TV shows, officially went live this morning. However, over the past couple of hours, Disney+ has been showing “unable to connect” errors for many East Coast customers, The Verge reported.
Subscribers shared their error notifications on Twitter, which showed Mickey Mouse and Pluto in space or characters from Wreck-It Ralph playing with WiFi symbols and an “unable to connect to Disney+” message.
Disney+ responded to complaints on Twitter and said they are “working quickly to resolve any current issues.” Disney Streaming Services also has teams overseeing the Disney+ launch, so hopefully customers can start watching their favorite Disney and Marvel flicks soon without any additional tech issues.
For more information on streamable content and subscriptions, visit Disney+’s website here.
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Hulkenberg "really happy" with United States GP P9
by Adam NewtonNico Hulkenberg leaves the United States Grand Prix with a solid P9 finish and two points, a result the German is happy with. In what could be his final F1 race in the USA, Hulkenberg showed why he has been such a solid competitor during his long F1 career.
The Renault man started in 11th and dropped back at the start, but made the most of a good two-stop strategy from his team to regain positions and came back through the field to grab ninth, his sixth points finish in seven races.
Hulkenberg said: "I'm really happy to take two points today especially after losing some ground on lap one. It was a race of two, contrasting halves for us. The first part wasn't great, we lost places at Turn 1 and Turn 2 on the opening lap with some cars coming back onto the track in front of me.
"That made things difficult, but then the second-half of the race was a lot of fun. We converted to a two-stop strategy, maybe a lap or two too late, which was my decision, but we then started catching others in front. We had good pace, some fun fights, so we can be pleased to score two points today."


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Dear Coleen: I’m struggling to come to terms with wife’s suicide
She died in June and I'm so lonely. I can't see myself meeting anyone else but growing old alone worries me.
by Coleen Nolan, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/coleen-nolan/Dear Coleen
On June 23 my wife committed suicide. I found her hanged in the garage on that Sunday morning.  I was absolutely distraught, shocked and upset. I just didn’t see it coming.
We’d had a lovely Saturday afternoon – barbecue, bit of music, a few drinks. I’d just booked a holiday to Kefalonia, and the week before we’d been to a lovely hotel for her birthday.
I blame myself for not seeing there was a problem and getting her the help she needed. But I’m also angry with her for not talking to me, for not letting me help her.
She was a wonderful woman, only 56 and had everything to live for.
She had no money worries, a lovely house, holidays every year and she does this. I’m so confused.
It’s not getting any easier and I think about her every minute of the day.
I’ve gone back to work offshore from Blackpool and it’s helped being with the company again. But at home I’m so lonely. Part of me thinks I have to move on and my late wife would want that.
But I know my 28-year-old daughter would resent anyone who isn’t her mum, which I understand.
In truth, I can’t see myself with anyone else, but growing old alone worries me. People remind me it’s only been four months and I need more time. Any advice would be helpful.
Coleen says
I think you’re expecting too much of yourself too soon. I know it might be tiresome hearing people say, “it’s only been four months”, but after the trauma of your wife’s suicide, it is going to take time to come to terms with it.
You have to sit with grief and allow your mind and body to heal, and you’ll have good days and bad days.
I think you need professional support through counselling. Visit the website of bereavement charity Cruse, which has details of support services for those coping with bereavement by suicide.
And speak to your GP too. When someone we love dies by suicide, the grieving process can be more complex and even more difficult to resolve.
From your letter, I can tell how raw your emotions are – one minute you’re devastated, the next you’re angry and then you’re talking about meeting someone else.
You need to work through all of that.

It’s a tragedy that’s left devastation and confusion in its wake and you need help with that.
I know it can be hard to ask for help, but no one expects you to get through this with a stiff upper lip – it’s OK not to be OK.
You and your daughter can support each other too.
It sounds like going back to work has been positive, but you also have to give yourself time to grieve without putting too much pressure on yourself.
Wishing you all the best.


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public abstract class DenseData
This class provides an implementation of a dense matrix.
It stores the data of a 2D matrix as a 1D array for performance reason. In general computing index for a double[][] array is slower than that for a double[] array. Hence for most operations, e.g., element-by-element add, minus, this implementation will be faster.
To loop over the matrix element by rows, here is a code snippet.
for (int row = 0; row < this.dataImpl.length; row += nCols()) {//loop over rows
for (int col = 0; col < nCols(); col += 1) {//loop over cols
int index = row + col;//A[row][col] = A[index]
//do something useful
}
}
This class implements some common element-by-element operations so that its subclass implementation of a dense matrix can reuse these pieces of code.
For Java, an initialized data array (1D or 2D) seems to have all entries 0. We use this "assumption" to save an Arrays.fill.
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minus(DenseData that)
Subtract the elements in this by that, element-by-element. |
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Multiply the elements in this by a scalar, element-by-element. |
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What foods you should avoid on MAOIs
From<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Stephen R Saklad)
Subject: Re: MAO-I's dietary restrictions
Date: Mon, 28 Nov 1994 23:05:01 -0600
This almost deserves to be a FAQ. I have copied the Micromedex drug consult on this from the current database.©1974-1994 Micromedex Inc. - All rights reserved - Vol. 82 Exp. 12/94
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Theodore G Tong, Pharm D/C Hansen
Assistant Clinical Professor of Pharmacy
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10/79 Revised by DRUGDEX(R) Editorial Staff, Denver, Colorado 80204: 09/82; 09/83; 07/85; 07/86; 09/89; 04/93; 01/94 (DC2763)Stephen R. Saklad, Pharm.D. -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Psychiatric Pharmacy Program
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Q. Please review the dietary restrictions that should be observed when a patient is receiving monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) therapy?R. Tyramine, is an amino acid which is found in various foods, and is an indirect sympathomimetic that can cause a hypertensive reaction in patients receiving MAOI therapy. Monoamine oxidase is found in the gastrointestinal tract and inactivates tyramine; when drugs prevent the catabolism of exogenous tyramine, this amino acid is absorbed and displaces norepinephrine from sympathetic nerve ending and epinephrine from the adrenal glands. If a sufficient amount of pressor amines are released, a patient may experience a severe occipital or temporal headache, diaphoresis, mydriasis, nuchal rigidity, palpitations, and the elevation of both diastolic and systolic blood pressure may ensue (Anon, 1989; Da Prada et al, 1988; Brown & Bryant, 1988). On rare occasions, cardiac arrhythmias, cardiac failure, and intracerebral hemorrhage have developed in patients receiving MAOI therapy that did not observe dietary restrictions (Brown & Bryant, 1988). Therefore, dietary restrictions are required for patients receiving MAOIs. Extensive dietary restrictions previously published were collected over a decade ago and due to changes in food processing and more reliable analytical methods, new recommendations have been published (Anon, 1989; McCabe, 1986). The tyramine content of foods varies greatly due to the differences in processing, fermentation, ripening, degradation, or incidental contamination. Many foods contain small amounts of tyramine and the formation of large quantities of tyramine have been reported if products were aged, fermented, or left to spoil. Because the sequela from tyramine and MAOIs is dose-related, reactions can be minimized without total abstinence from tyramine-containing foods. Approximately 10 to 25 mg of tyramine is required for a severe reaction compared to 6 to 10 mg for a mild reaction. Foods that normally contain low amounts of tyramine may become a risk if unusually large quantities are consumed or if spoilage has occurred (McCabe, 1986). Three lists were compiled (foods to avoid, foods that may used in small quantities, and foods with insufficient evidence to restrict) to minimized the strict dietary restrictions that were previously used and improve compliance and safety of MAOI therapy. The foods to avoid list consists of foods with sufficient tyramine (in small or usual serving sizes) that would create a dangerous elevation in blood pressure and therefore should be avoided (McCabe, 1986)
Foods to Avoid
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES - avoid Chianti wine and vermouth. Consumption of red, white, and port WINE in quantities less than 120 mL present little risk (Anon, 1989; Da Prada et al, 1988; McCabe, 1986). BEER and ALE should also be avoided (McCabe, 1986), however other investigators feel major domestic (US) brands of beer is safe in small quantities (1/2 cup or less than 120 mL) (Anon, 1989; Da Prada, 1988), but imported beer should not be consumed unless a specific brand is known to be safe. WHISKEY and LIQUEURS such as Drambuie(R) and Chartreuse(R) have caused reactions. NONALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES (alcohol- free beer and wines) may contain tyramine and should be avoided (Anon, 1989; Stockley, 1993).BANANA PEELS - a single case report implicates a BANANA as the causative agent, which involved the consumption of whole stewed green banana, including the peel. Ripe banana pulp contains 7 mcg/gram of tyramine compared to a peel which contains 65 mcg/gram and 700 mcg of tyramine and dopamine, respectively (McCabe, 1986).
BEAN CURD - fermented bean curd, fermented soya bean, soya bean pastes contain a significant amount of tyramine (Anon, 1989).
BROAD (FAVA) BEAN PODS - these beans contain dopa, not tyramine, which is metabolized to dopamine and may cause a pressor reaction and therefore should not be eaten particularly if overripe (McCabe, 1986; Anon, 1989; Brown & Bryant, 1988).
CHEESE - tyramine content cannot be predicted based on appearance, flavor, or variety and therefore should be avoided. CREAM CHEESE and COTTAGE CHEESE have no detectable level of tyramine (McCabe, 1986; Anon, 1989, Brown & Bryant, 1988).
FISH - fresh fish (Anon, 1989; McCabe, 1986) and vacuum- packed pickled fish or CAVIAR contain only small amounts of tyramine and are safe if consumed promptly or refrigerated for short periods; longer storage may be dangerous (Anon, 1989). Smoked, fermented, pickled (Herring) and otherwise aged fish, meat, or any spoiled food may contain high levels of tyramine and should be avoided (Anon, 1989; Brown & Bryant, 1988).
GINSENG - some preparations have resulted in a headache, tremulousness, and manic-like symptoms (Anon, 1989).
PROTEIN EXTRACTS - three brands of meat extract contained 95, 206, and 304 mcg/gram of tyramine and therefore meat extracts should be avoided (McCabe, 1986). Avoid liquid and powdered PROTEIN DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS (Anon, 1989).
MEAT, nonfresh or liver - no detectable levels identified in fresh chicken livers; high tyramine content found in spoiled or unfresh livers (McCabe, 1986). Fresh meat is safe, caution suggested in restaurants (Anon, 1989; Da Prada et al, 1988).
SAUSAGE, BOLOGNA, PEPPERONI and SALAMI contain large amounts of tyramine (Anon, 1989; Da Prada et al, 1988; McCabe, 1986). No detectable tyramine levels were identified in country CURED HAM (McCabe, 1986).
SAUERKRAUT - tyramine content has varied from 20 to 95 mcg/gram and should be avoided (McCabe, 1986).
SHRIMP PASTE - contain a large amount of tyramine (Anon, 1989).
SOUPS - should be avoided as protein extracts may be present; miso soup is prepared from fermented bean curd and contain tyramine in large amounts and should not be consumed (Anon, 1989).
YEAST, Brewer's or extracts - yeast extracts (Marmite) which are spread on bread or mixed with water, Brewer's yeast, or yeast vitamin supplements should not be consumed. Yeast used in baking is safe (Anon, 1989; Da Prada et al, 1988; McCabe, 1986).
The foods to use with caution list categorizes foods that have been reported to cause a hypertensive crisis if foods were consumed in large quantities, stored for prolong periods, or if contamination occurred. Small servings (1/2 cup, or less than 120 mL) of the following foods are not expected to pose a risk for patients on MAOI therapy (McCabe, 1986).
FOODS TO USE WITH CAUTION
(1/2 cup or less than 120 mL)Alcoholic beverages - see under foods to avoid.More than 200 foods contain tyramine in small quantities and have been implicated in reactions with MAOI therapy, however the majority of the previous reactions were due to the consumption of spoiled food. Evidence does not support the restriction of the following foods listed if the food is fresh (McCabe, 1986).AVOCADOS - contain tyramine, particularly overripe (Anon, 1989) but may be used in small amounts if not overripened (McCabe, 1986).
CAFFEINE - contains a weak pressor agent, large amounts may cause a reaction (Anon, 1989).
CHOCOLATE - is safe to ingest for most patients, unless consumed in large amounts (Anon, 1989; McCabe, 1986).
DAIRY PRODUCTS - CREAM, SOUR CREAM, cottage cheese, cream cheese, YOGURT, or MILK should pose little risk unless prolonged storage or lack of sanitation standards exists (Anon, 1989; McCabe, 1986). Products should not be used if close to the expiration date (McCabe, 1986).
NUTS - large quantities of PEANUTS were implicated in a hypertensive reaction and headache. COCONUTS and BRAZIL NUTS have also been implicated, however no analysis of the tyramine content was performed (McCabe, 1986).
RASPBERRIES - contain tyramine and small amounts are expected to be safe (McCabe, 1986).
SOY SAUCE - has been reported to contain large amounts of tyramine and reactions have been reported with teriyaki (Anon, 1989), however analysis of soy sauce reveals a tyramine level of 1.76 mcg/mL and fermented meat may have contributed to the previously reported reactions (McCabe, 1986).
SPINACH, New Zealand prickly or hot weather - large amounts have resulted in a reaction (Anon, 1989; McCabe, 1986).
FOODS WITH INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE FOR RESTRICTION (McCabe, 1986)
- anchovies - cream cheese - raisins
- beetroot - cucumbers - salad dressings
- chips with vinegar - egg, boiled - snails
- Coca Cola(R) - figs, canned - tomato juice
- cockles - fish, canned - wild game
- coffee - junket - worcestershire sauce
- corn, sweet - mushrooms - yeast-leavened bread
- cottage cheese - pineapple, fresh
Any protein FOOD, improperly stored or handled, can form pressor amines through protein breakdown. Chicken and beef liver, liver pate, and game generally contain high amine levels due to frequent mishandling. Game is often allowed to partially decompose as part of its preparation. Ayd (1986) reported that the freshness of the food is a key issue with MAOIs and that as long as foods are purchased from reputable shops and stored properly, the danger of a hypertensive crisis is minimal. Some foods should be avoided, the most dangerous being aged cheeses and yeast products used as food supplements (Gilman et al, 1985).With appropriate dietary restrictions, the incidence of hypertensive crises has decreased to approximately 4% (Zisook, 1985). Treatment of a hypertensive reactions includes the=7F administration of phentolamine (Anon, 1989) 2.5 to 5 milligrams intravenously (slow) titrated against blood pressure (Zisook,=7F 1985; Lippman & Nash, 1990). One report has suggested that the use of sublingual nifedipine 10 milligrams was effective in treating 2 hypertensive reactions following the ingestion of a tyramine-containing food in a patient receiving MAOI therapy (Clary & Schweizerr, 1987). Chlorpromazine also has alpha-blocking properties and has been recommended as an agent for discretionary use (patient-initiated treatment) in the setting of dietary indiscretion (Lippman & Nash, 1990).
CONCLUSION:
Dietary restrictions are required for individuals receiving monoamine oxidase inhibitor therapy to prevent a hypertensive crisis and other side effects. The foods listed in the dietary restrictions have been categorized into those foods that must be avoided, foods that may be ingested in small quantities, and those foods that were previous implicated in reactions but upon analyses of fresh samples only a small tyramine content was identified and should be safe to consume if freshness is considered.REFERENCES:
- Anon: Foods interacting with MAOI inhibitors. Med Lett Drug Ther 1989; 31:11-12.
- Ayd FJ: Diet and monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs): an update. Int Drug Ther Newslett 1986; 21:19-20.
- Brown CS & Bryant SG: Monoamine oxidase inhibitors: safety and efficacy issues. Drug Intell Clin Pharm 1988; 22:232-235.
- Clary C & Schweizer E: Treatment of MAOI hypertensive crisis with sublingual nifedipine. J Clin Psychiatry 1987; 48:249-250.
- Da Prada M, Zurcher G, Wuthrich I et al: On tyramine, food, beverages and the reversible MAO inhibitor moclobemide. J Neural Transm 1988; 26(Suppl):31-56.
- Gilman AG, Goodman LS & Rall TW et al (Ed): Goodman and Gilman's The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics, 7th ed., Macmillan Publishing, New York, NY, 1985.
- Lippman SB & Nash K: Monoamine oxidase inhibitor update. Potential adverse food and drug interactions. Drug Safety 1990; 5:195-204.
- McCabe BJ: Dietary tyramine and other pressor amines in MAOI regimens: a review. J Am Diet Assoc 1986; 86:1059-1064.
- Stockley I: Alcohol-free beer not safe for MAOI patients. Pharm J 1993; 250:174.
- Zisook S: A clinical overview of monoamine oxidase inhibitors. Psychosomatics 1985; 26:240-251.


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RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
So what does it take to make a successful mystery? Stars?
KISS THE GIRLS has one of our best actors, Morgan Freeman (SEVEN) as well as an excellent actress, Ashley Judd (RUBY IN PARADISE). These two actors alone, make it an interesting film. But to be fair, I think director Gary Fleder, whose last picture was the uniformly panned THINGS TO DO IN DENVER WHEN YOU'RE DEAD, would have been hard-pressed to make a bad film with these actors.
Perhaps it is the TV-movie-of-the-week quality script by David Klass, based on a novel by James Patterson, that should reap most of the blame for not being able to fashion a credible story line out of a promising concept. I have a fairly high tolerance for implausibility, but a film that has you and your wife counting the unbelievable parts at the end is a bad sign. But still, the movie is entertaining and the acting good.
As Dr. Alex Cross, a Washington, D.C. forensic psychologist, Morgan Freeman comes close to repeating the role he played in SEVEN, but his performance in KISS THE GIRLS is not one of his better ones. The director has all of his actors on a short leash, which he uses to pull them back when they become too emotionally involved. Dr. Cross, who comes to Durham, North Carolina to help out when his niece disappears, remains remarkably dispassionate throughout most of the investigation.
When Dr. Cross arrives on the scene, he finds that there is a serial killer on the loose who has taken his niece. In the first of many unbelievable parts, he meets Chief Hatfield (Brian Cox) who runs a large and seemingly all-white police force. If you've been in the South recently, you know this is no longer true. The chief invites him in, but warns him to stay out of the kitchen. This hint at racial prejudice is never subsequently developed.
As soon as Dr. Cross sees the board of the missing women, a few of whom have already been found dead, he makes a miraculous deduction. He says of the killer, who calls himself Casanova, that "killing's not his ulterior motive -- he's a collector." The police then start looking to find where the women are hidden.
Although the common characteristics of the women are that they are gifted individuals, for example, Dr. Cross's niece is an accomplished violinist, they share the usual stupidity rampant in bad scripts. Ashley Judd plays an intern named Kate McTiernan who is a kick-boxing expert. When she hears someone in her house one dark and stormy night, she doesn't call 911 nor does she turn on any lights. Instead, she walks around in the dark looking for the intruder, who, of course, captures her and takes her to his lair.
In a scene straight out of the harrowing South African prison drama INSIDE, Kate tries to speak through the slit in her cell-like door to the other incarcerated women. Using her kick-boxing expertise, she later escapes. Although she runs through a cave and jumps into a waterfall, she manages to forget both of these key facts in her many debriefings. Both could have been important clues to the hiding place.
Judd's part is smaller than it seems. In many of the scenes she has little to do other than stand around, and her acting talent is largely wasted aside from her few meaty scenes. Incongruously, she tags along with Dr. Freeman and a friend who go on their own into the dense forest looking for the killer. Why they didn't get lots of back-up is never fully answered.
The director is fond of having characters look straight at the camera with the "I'm the one" look. And several twists are almost advertised in advanced with neon signs.
My favorite of the ridiculous parts has two cars tailing the suspected killer for tens of miles. How far do they stay back? -- about six car lengths and with no cars between them. This master killer, who makes almost no mistakes, never notices.
KISS THE GIRLS runs 1:58.  The show would be fine for teenagers and probably could appear unedited for television. The performances by the leads are just barely enough for me to give the show a mild thumbs up and ** 1/2.
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For nearly ten years, probably following that ecstatic moment, she had insisted on having fairy lights in her room all year round. Her parents had only agreed because her window looked out over fields and sheep and (usually) pouring rain; had the neighbours been able to see then the idea would have been scotched immediately. Practical right up to the moment he left, Dad had bought her a reasonably expensive set: not particularly attractive, but made for commercial use and hence unlikely to catch fire after being mauled by a romantic child. Amanda had wound them in between the hooks on the curtains, letting the two ends droop down to touch the radiator below the sill. From her bed, nestled in the corner opposite the window, she could now see a magical portal, filling every night with adventures and excitement. Every morning she woke to find they had been switched off, long after she had gone to sleep.
The front window of the delicatessen on Wall Street had at one time been festooned with Christmas lights, and they had never been removed. Unlike its namesake, the bombastic powerhouse, this road rarely saw any visitors. Sixty years ago it had been a route into the working-class district that had breached the old city boundaries centuries ago, and each of its shops had hummed and ker-chinged with sales. Now, as the terraces retreated and desirable residences bore down upon them, Wall Street was melancholic and lonely, fighting off the grim and empty future it sensed for itself like one might struggle with the first symptoms of a cold.
Some recent, slim period of prosperity (or a desperate resort to the showy) had spurred the shop owner to line the inside shelf and all four sides of the frame with lights. They were unimpressive, static and primary-coloured, but Amanda didn't care. The first time she saw them, when she took a different route home from the station, she realized immediately that they were the dead spit of the set she had hung as an eight-year-old from her curtain rails. After that she walked home the same way every night, although always on the opposite side of the street, refusing to entirely sacrifice the convenience of an established route to her romantic streak.
One evening, with winter approaching and almost providing an excuse for the state of the shop window, Amanda looked across as she always did. Looking at the lights, especially now at the dark end of the new year and with the holidays long forgotten, made her feel like... like looking in the shop window, at any rate. She crossed over and peered in.
Beyond the lights, it all looked rather jolly, in that way that all such establishments manage to suggest. Jars of preserves and pickles lined the shelves. A solid man with a white apron and a wide face was busy serving a customer; he lifted an equally solid block of some sort of cheese out from under Amanda's nose, and her attention followed the block back into the display. The fairy lights looped in between foodstuffs, trailed over stacks of tins and jars, and directed their warm trail away from the chilled produce. It was clearly warm inside, a hint of condensation creeping up the bottom edge of the pane of glass and clinging to the colour of the lights that shone through it.
She was about to look away when she noticed the piccalilli: one of the squat pyramids of jars bore, on each of its bricks, the label she remembered, perennial at the back of her sauces shelf, their sauces shelf, all those years ago. She hadn't even thought of him for months, certainly not of his eating habits; the tastebuds of a student, she'd always thought and eventually said, all spice and hidden sugar. But fancy: in amongst the Tate & Lyle and the Green & Black there was hidden a little hint of Devlin & Amanda. The idea made her want to both stay and turn away; but the scent memories, not to mention thoughts of Devlin himself and his bloody temper, pushed her from the window and broke the spell.


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ACE_FTS_L2_iso
Variables
The table below lists the variables that are present in the HARP product that results from an ingestion of ACE_FTS_L2_iso
data.
field name |
type |
dimensions |
unit |
description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
datetime |
double |
{time} |
[seconds since 2000-01-01] |
date and time of occultation 30 km geometric tangent point |
datetime_start |
double |
{time} |
[seconds since 2000-01-01] |
date and time of start of measurement |
datetime_stop |
double |
{time} |
[seconds since 2000-01-01] |
date and time of end of measurement |
orbit_index |
int32 |
absolute orbit number |
||
latitude |
double |
{vertical} |
[degree_north] |
latitude of 30 km geometric tangent point for occultation |
longitude |
double |
{vertical} |
[degree_east] |
longitude of 30 km geometric tangent point for occultation |
altitude |
double |
{vertical} |
[km] |
tangent altitude grid for retrieved parameters and species |
temperature |
double |
{vertical} |
[K] |
temperature |
pressure |
double |
{vertical} |
[hPa] |
pressure |
number_density |
double |
{vertical} |
[cm^-3] |
atmospheric density |
H2O_181_volume_mixing_ratio |
double |
{vertical} |
[ppmv] |
volume mixing ratio for H2O_181 |
H2O_181_volume_mixing_ratio_uncertainty |
double |
{vertical} |
[ppmv] |
volume mixing ratio uncertainty for H2O_181. If this value is -888 the vmr was not retrieved but obtained by scaling the a priori value |
H2O_171_volume_mixing_ratio |
double |
{vertical} |
[ppmv] |
volume mixing ratio for H2O_171 |
H2O_171_volume_mixing_ratio_uncertainty |
double |
{vertical} |
[ppmv] |
volume mixing ratio uncertainty for H2O_171. If this value is -888 the vmr was not retrieved but obtained by scaling the a priori value |
H2O_162_volume_mixing_ratio |
double |
{vertical} |
[ppmv] |
volume mixing ratio for H2O_162 |
H2O_162_volume_mixing_ratio_uncertainty |
double |
{vertical} |
[ppmv] |
volume mixing ratio uncertainty for H2O_162. If this value is -888 the vmr was not retrieved but obtained by scaling the a priori value |
CH4_311_volume_mixing_ratio |
double |
{vertical} |
[ppmv] |
volume mixing ratio for CH4_311 |
CH4_311_volume_mixing_ratio_uncertainty |
double |
{vertical} |
[ppmv] |
volume mixing ratio uncertainty for CH4_311. If this value is -888 the vmr was not retrieved but obtained by scaling the a priori value |
CH4_212_volume_mixing_ratio |
double |
{vertical} |
[ppmv] |
volume mixing ratio for CH4_212 |
CH4_212_volume_mixing_ratio_uncertainty |
double |
{vertical} |
[ppmv] |
volume mixing ratio uncertainty for CH4_212. If this value is -888 the vmr was not retrieved but obtained by scaling the a priori value |
index |
int32 |
{time} |
zero-based index of the sample within the source product |
Mapping description
The table below details where and how each variable was retrieved from the input product.
field name |
mapping description |
|
|---|---|---|
datetime |
path |
/date |
description |
date field from header section converted to seconds since 2000-01-01 |
|
datetime_start |
path |
/start_time |
description |
start_time field from header section converted to seconds since 2000-01-01 |
|
datetime_stop |
path |
/end_time |
description |
end_time field from header section converted to seconds since 2000-01-01 |
|
orbit_index |
description |
extracted from the filename (assuming ssXXXXX… or srXXXXX… format); set to 0 if extraction of the value was not possible |
latitude |
path |
/latitude |
description |
latitude field from header section |
|
longitude |
path |
/longitude |
description |
longitude field from header section |
|
altitude |
path |
/data section/z |
temperature |
path |
/data section/T |
pressure |
path |
/data section/P (atm) |
number_density |
path |
/data section/dens |
H2O_181_volume_mixing_ratio |
path |
/data section/H2O_181 |
H2O_181_volume_mixing_ratio_uncertainty |
path |
/data section/H2O_181_err |
H2O_171_volume_mixing_ratio |
path |
/data section/H2O_171 |
H2O_171_volume_mixing_ratio_uncertainty |
path |
/data section/H2O_171_err |
H2O_162_volume_mixing_ratio |
path |
/data section/H2O_162 |
H2O_162_volume_mixing_ratio_uncertainty |
path |
/data section/H2O_162_err |
CH4_311_volume_mixing_ratio |
path |
/data section/CH4_311 |
CH4_311_volume_mixing_ratio_uncertainty |
path |
/data section/CH4_311_err |
CH4_212_volume_mixing_ratio |
path |
/data section/CH4_212 |
CH4_212_volume_mixing_ratio_uncertainty |
path |
/data section/CH4_212_err |


MICROCOSMOS A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1996 Scott Renshaw
(Miramax) Documentary by Claude Nuridsany and Marie Perennou. MPAA Rating: G (insect sex) Running Time: 75 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
Kristin Scott Thomas's narration occupies only about ninety seconds of the dazzling documentary MICROCOSMOS, which made it even easier to hear every comment in an audience composed largely of families with young children. Ordinarily, the prospect of an afternoon spent with a crowd of garrulous youngsters might send me screaming for an IV drip of Valium, but the 75 minutes I spent in MICROCOSMOS may have been the most uplifting 75 minutes I've spent in a theater in years. Here were 9- and 10-year-olds asking questions about insects, enraptured by the natural world, chattering excitedly in the lobby afterwards about their favorite scenes. It was one of those rare occasions when a film left me a bit more optimistic about our collective future as inquisitive beings.
MICROCOSMOS is the result of nearly twenty years invested by film-makers Claude Nuridsany and Marie Perennou in creating the technology, researching their subject and actual filming which would provide a never-before-seen perspective into the insect world. Their marvelous miniature camera work allows them to present a documentary which is structured as a "day in the life" of the universe beneath your feet, from a butterfly "waking up" in its chrysalis to an evening alive with sound. In between, they confront the big subjects which face all God's creatures: birth, sex, work, death and natural disasters.
It is a simple enough concept (though the process was anything but simple), but what makes MICROCOSMOS so consistently enthralling is the ability of Nuridsany and Perennou to find stories in their tiny subjects, stories which give them a personality. The quest for food is presented with protective ants attacking a ladybug which has happened across their feeding ground; the quest for water finds caterpillars moving across parched ground like a fuzzy caravan, and ants gathered around a watering hole. Mating is not shown in clinical detail with a dry narrative description -- instead, two snails meet, caress and embrace in a strangely beautiful moment set to a soaring aria. In perhaps the film's most memorable sequence, a sacred scarab beetle rolls a small ball of dung until he is halted by a briar jutting out of the ground. Over the course of three minutes, that beetle becomes Sisyphus moving his stone, and its success sends up a round of applause.
The ability of that sequence to turn a beetle into a hero demonstrates that Nuridsany and Perennou have a talent most feature film-makers only dream about. Most of us have seen nature footage of birds or amphibians which made the insects the insects upon which they snacked insignificant bit players in the food chain. MICROCOSMOS is like a novel based on another novel's supporting characters, turning sub-plots into life stories. You find yourself vaguely sympathetic when a bird lands and begins feeding at an anthill, each peck reverberating like a massive footstep. One exceptional shot captures the bird's eye through the entrance to the ants' tunnels like an ogre peeping through a keyhole at his prey; another represents the bird as a monstrous shadow. The film-makers want to show you parts of our world you may have taken for granted, and to show you in a way which grabs you as a narrative as much as an entomology lesson.
In fact, the only time MICROCOSMOS sags is when it does resemble conventional nature footage. It is interesting watching a spider speed-wrap a grasshopper caught in its web, but it is a purely intellectual interest; the same is true of a spider which constructs a kind of underwater diving bell for itself. These are moments which might make you go "hmmm," but they don't fascinate you like a battle between stag beetles which seems to personalize the combatants. Yet one of the best moments in the stag beetle sequence is a seemingly throwaway scene of another, smaller insect being tossed to the ground during the titanic struggle like a nameless patron in a Western bar room brawl. It seems that even within this world there are supporting characters, and the wonderful thing about MICROCOSMOS is that you find yourself waiting for Nuridsany and Perennou to follow the unfortunate fellow on his own adventure, to the delight of children and adults alike.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 beetle manias: 9.
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Toolbox Settings
The cdt.utils.Settings
module defines the settings used in the toolbox,
such as the default hardware parameters; and the tools to autodetect the
hardware. All parameters are overridable by accessing the cdt.SETTINGS
object, a unique instance of the cdt.utils.ConfigSettings
class.
The various attributes of the cdt.SETTINGS
configuration object are:
cdt.SETTINGS.NJOBS
cdt.SETTINGS.GPU
cdt.SETTINGS.default_device
cdt.SETTINGS.autoset_config
cdt.SETTINGS.verbose
cdt.SETTINGS.rpath
The hardware detection revolves around the presence of GPUs. If GPUs are
present, cdt.SETTINGS.GPU
is set to True
and the number of jobs
is set to the number of GPUs. Else the number of jobs is set to the number
of CPUs. Another test performed at startup is to check if an R framework
is available, unlocking additional features of the toolbox.
cdt.SETTINGS.rpath
allows the user to set a custom path for the Rscript
executable. It should be overriden with the full path as a string.
- class cdt.utils.Settings.ConfigSettings[source]
Defining the class for the hardware/high level settings of the CDT.
- Variables
~ConfigSettings.NB_JOBS (int) – Number of parallel jobs that can be executed on current hardware.
~ConfigSettings.GPU (int) – The number of available GPUs ; defaults to 0.
~ConfigSettings.default_device (str) – Default device used for pytorch jobs.
~ConfigSettings.verbose (bool) – Sets the verbosity of the toolbox algorithms.
~ConfigSettings.rpath (str) – Path of the Rscript executable.
- get_default(*args, **kwargs)[source]
Get the default parameters as defined in the Settings instance.
This function proceeds to seamlessly retrieve the argument to pass through, depending on either it was overidden or not: If no argument was overridden in a function of the toolbox, the default argument will be set to
None
, and this function will retrieve the default parameters as defined by thecdt.SETTINGS
‘s attributes.It has two modes of processing:
**kwargs for retrieving a single argument:
get_default(argument_name=value)
.*args through a list of tuples of the shape
('argument_name', value)
to retrieve multiple values at once.


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By using single quotes or escaping any expansions, we define the alias as echo $PWD
, which will be expanded when we use the alias. This is the far more common use case.
Note that even if you expect that the variable will never change, it may still be better to quote it. This prevents a second round of evaluation later:
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trap "echo $default; exit 1" err
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This is the lyrics of Mahalakshmi Ashtakam Stotra or Stotram in English and Devanagari script. You will also find the meaning of Mahalakshmi Ashtakam Stotra or Stotram in English. The Mahalakshmi Ashtakam Stotra or Stotram is read to please Goddess Lakshmi.

Namasthe Garudaarudhe, Kolaasura Bhayankari,
Sarva Paapa Hare Devi, Maha Lakshmi Namostuthe ॥2॥
Salutations to the one who is riding the eagle garuda (Lord Vishnu’s
vehicle). To the one, who destroyed the demon Kola Asura. To the one,
who can destroy all sins caused by the mind, body and the soul. I
worship you, Sri Mahalakshmi.
Sarvaghne Sarva-Varade, Sarva-Dhushta Bhayankari,
Sarva Dhukka Haree Devi, Maha Lakshmi Namostuthe ॥3॥
To the one, who is aware of everything in the creation, one who can
fulfill all desires, one who is the destroyer of all evils, one who
removes all miseries. I worship you, Sri Mahalakshmi.
Siddhi Buddhi-Pradhe Devi, Bukhti Mukti Pradhaayini,
Mantra Moorte Sadhaa Devi, Maha Lakshmi Namostuthe ॥4॥
To the one who bestows success and intelligence. To the one who gives
liberation or moksha (salvation). To the one who is an embodiment of
all mantras, I worship you, Sri Mahalakshmi.
Aadhyantha-Rahite Devi, Aadhya Shakti Maheshwari,
Yogaghne Yoga-Sambhoote, Maha Lakshmi Namostuthe ॥5॥
To the one who has no beginning or end, to one who the primordial
energy of this cosmic creation. To one who is the divine fire born of
all yoga, to the one who is in the minds of the all yogis, I worship
you, Sri Mahalakshmi.
Sthoola Sookshma Mahaa Raudre, Maha Shakti Mahodare,
Mahaa Paapa Haree Devi, Maha Lakshmi Namostuthe ॥6॥
To the one who is the gross and subtle manifestation of Lord Rudra, to
that ultimate strength who holds the entire creation within you, to
the one who is the greatest energy of the cosmos and to the one who
can eliminate all the hurdles of the progress. I worship you, Sri
Mahalakshmi.
Padma-asana Sthithe Devi, Para-Brahma Swaroopini,
Parameshi Jagan-maataah, Maha Lakshmi Namostuthe ॥7॥
To the one who is seated in the yogic lotus posture, to the one can
assume the form of supreme Brahma, to the one who is the supreme and
universal mother of the entire creation, I worship you, Sri
Mahalakshmi.

Mahalakshmya Ashtakam Stotram, Yah Pathe Bhakti Maan-arah,
Sarva Siddhi Mavaapnoti Rajyam, Prapnoti Sarvada ॥9॥
The devotee who chants this verse of eight stanzas to Goddess Lakshmi
gains all success and gains sovereignty at all times.
Ek-Kaale Pathe Nityam, Maha Paap Vinaashnam,
Dwikalam Yah Pathe Nityam, Dhana Dhanya Samanvit-ah ॥10॥
He who always recites once daily, gains destruction of great sin; he
who recites twice daily, always is endowed with wealth and food.
Trikalam Yah Pathe Nityam, Mahashatru Vinaashnam,
Mahalakshmi Bharve Nityam, Prasanna Varada Shubha ॥11॥
He who recites it three times daily always gains destruction of great
enemies, and Goddess Lakshmi the pure giver of boons, would be always
pleased with the person.
॥Iti Shri Mahalakshmi Ashtakam Stotra॥
Here ends Sri Mahalakshmi Ashtakam
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>> (setq data (simple-read-table "/home/symbio/livetutorials/partialcorr.data")) >> (pop data)
>> (defun matelem (mat x y) >> (elt (elt mat x) y))
>> (defun extract-names (table) >> (setq names >> (loop for row from 0 to (- (length table) 1) >> collect (matelem table row 0) >> do (pop (elt table row)))))
>> (defvar *genes* (- (length names) 1))
>> (defvar *observations* (- (length (elt data 0)) 1))
>> (defun mean-of-gene (table row) >> (mean >> (loop for i from 0 to *observations* >> collect (matelem table row i))))
>> (defun build-meansmatrix (table) >> (setq meansmatrix >> (loop for row from 0 to *genes* >> do (setq genemean (mean-of-gene table row)) >> collect (loop for el from 0 to *observations* >> collect (- (matelem table row el) genemean)))))
>> (defun build-covmatrix (table) >> (setq covmatrix >> (loop for rowa from 0 to *genes* >> collect (loop for rowb from 0 to *genes* >> do (setq tmp 0) >> do (loop for obs from 0 to *observations* >> do (setq tmp (+ tmp (* (matelem table rowa obs) (matelem table rowb obs))))) >> collect (/ tmp (- (length (elt table rowa)) 1))))) >>
>> (defun build-corrmatrix (covmatrix) >> (setq corrmatrix >> (loop for x from 0 to *genes* >> collect (loop for y from 0 to *genes* >> do (setq covxy (matelem covmatrix x y)) >> do (setq varx (matelem covmatrix x x)) >> do (setq vary (matelem covmatrix y y)) >> collect (/ covxy (sqrt (* varx vary))))))
>> (defun set-threshold (pval) >> (setq df (- *observations* 5)) >> (setq zscore (* pval (sqrt (/ 1 df)))) >> (defvar *threshold* (/ (exp (- (* 2 zscore) 1)) (exp (+ (* 2 zscore) 1)))))
>> (defun square (num) >> (* num num))
>> (defun build-1storder (corrmatrix pval) >> (set-threshold pval) >> (setq 1storder corrmatrix) >> (loop for z from 0 to *genes* >> do (loop for x from 0 to *genes* >> do (when (/= z x) >> (loop for y from (+ x 1) to *genes* >> do (when >> (AND (/= y z) (> (abs (matelem 1storder x y)) *threshold*)) >> (setq numerator (- (matelem corrmatrix x y) (* (matelem corrmatrix x z) (matelem corrmatrix x z)))) >> (setq denominator (sqrt (* (- 1 (square (matelem corrmatrix x z))) (- 1 (square (matelem corrmatrix y z)))))) >> (when >> (/= denominator 0.0) >> (setq tmp (/ numerator denominator)) >> (when >> (< (abs tmp) (abs (matelem 1storder x y))) >> (setf (elt (elt 1storder x) y) tmp) >> (setf (elt (elt 1storder y) x) tmp)))))))))
>> >> ;;; I don't think I'm going to use this one. . . >> (defun build-goodcorrs (1storder pval) >> (set-threshold pval) >> (setq goodcorrs >> (loop for x from 0 to *genes* >> collect (remove NIL (loop for y from (+ x 1) to *genes* >> collect (if (> (abs (matelem 1storder x y)) *threshold*) >> y))))))
>> (defun createpairs () >> (remove NIL (loop for x from 0 to *genes* >> append (loop for y from (+ x 1) to *genes* >> collect (list x y)))))
>> (defun removepairs (pairs corrmatrix) >> (loop for genepair in pairs >> do (setq x (elt genepair 0) >> do (setq y (elt genepair 1)) >> do (if (< (abs (matelem corrmatrix x y)) *threshold*) >> (setq pairs (delete genepair pairs)))))
>> (defun build-2ndorder (corrmatrix pval) >> (set-threshold pval) >> (setq 1storder corrmatrix) >> (setq 2ndorder corrmatrix) >> (setq pairs (createpairs)) >> (removepairs pairs corrmatrix) >> (loop for z from 0 to *genes* >> do (loop for x from 0 to *genes* >> do (when (/= z x) >> (loop for y from (+ x 1) to *genes* >> do (when (and (/= y z) (> (abs (matelem 1storder x y)) *threshold*)) >> (setq numerator (- (matelem corrmatrix x y) (* (matelem corrmatrix x z) (matelem corrmatrix x z)))) >> (setq denominator (sqrt (* (- 1 (square (matelem corrmatrix x z))) (- 1 (square (matelem corrmatrix y z)))))) >> (when (/= denominator 0.0) >> (setq tmp (/ numerator denominator)) >> (when (< (abs tmp) (abs (matelem 1storder x y))) >> (setf (elt (elt 1storder x) y) tmp) >> (setf (elt (elt 1storder y) x) tmp))))))) >> do (loop for genepair in pairs >> do (setq x (elt genepair 0)) >> do (setq y (elt genepair 1)) >> do (loop for q from (+ z 1) to *genes* >> do (when (and (/= q x) (/= q y)) >> (setq numerator (- (matelem 1storder x y) (* (matelem 1storder x q) (matelem 1storder y q)))) >> (setq denominator (sqrt (* (- 1 (square (matelem 1storder x q))) (- 1 (square (matelem 1storder y q)))))) >> (when (/= denominator 0.0) >> (setq tmp (/ numerator denominator)) >> (when (< (abs tmp) (abs (matelem 2ndorder x y))) >> (setf (elt (elt 2ndorder x) y) tmp) >> (setf (elt (elt 2ndorder y) x) tmp)))))) >> (removepairs pairs 2ndorder))) >> >>
>> (defun build-graph (matrix pval) >> (set-threshold pval) >> (setq nodes >> (remove NIL (loop for x from 0 to *genes* >> collect (flatten (remove NIL (loop for y from (+ x 1) to *genes* >> collect (when (> (matelem matrix x y) *threshold*) >> (list (elt names x) '+ (elt names y))))))))))):: (("PRAF" + "PMEK") ("PIP2" + "PIP3") ("P44_42" + "PAKTS473" "P44_42" + "PKA") ("PAKTS473" + "PKA") ("PKC" + "P38"))


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