On the youtube website. When the window zoom is changed it is easily visible that the website was designed with a liquid design. This is seen by how the header, side navigation bar, and the main module contents increase and decrease as the pages zoom is changed. The reason for why each module size is changed along with the zoom size is because when viewing youtube out of full screen, the side navigation bar as well as the header are vital for navigating the website. If those modules do not change along with the window. Then when the window changes those modules will disappear or become very difficult to see and use.
On the Steam website. The design is clearly a Jello design. This is easily seen by how the contents of the website stay centered and change with the window size. This design is more useful for this website because there are no major static navigation modules for the websites home page. The navigation modules are integrated into the main module of the website. Making the Jello design a more sleek and useful design for Steam.


Getting Started¶
Installation¶
The focalevents
tools can be downloaded directly from Github, or cloned using git:
git clone https://github.com/ryanjgallagher/focalevents
You can install any needed packages by navigating to the project directory and running:
pip install -r requirements.txt
You will also need to install PostgreSQL and create a database on the computer that you want to run this code. There are many online resources for installing PostgreSQL and configuring a database, so there are no utilities or instructions here for doing so.
Configuration¶
The configuration file config.yaml
specifies important information for connecting to different APIs and storing the data. Some of these fields need to be set before starting.
Under
keys
, you need to provide API authorization tokens. Currently,focalevents
only supports access to the Twitter API v2 using academic credentials.Under the
psql
field, you can provide information for connecting to the database. This includes the database name, user name, host, port, and password.The code outputs raw JSON to the directories specified under
output.json
. These can be changed from their defaults.The processed and organized data is stored in the PostgreSQL schema and tables specified under
output.psql
. The schema name can be changed from the default. It is not recommended to change the table names, as parts of this codebase may not be robust to those changes.
Once the database information and API tokens are set, go to the focalevents
project directory and run:
python config.py
This will create all of the necessary directories, schemas, and tables needed for reading and writing data.


Psalm 107
1 Give thanks to Yahweh, for he is good,
and his covenant faithfulness endures forever.
2 Let the redeemed of Yahweh speak out,
those he has rescued from the power of the enemy.
3 He has gathered them out of foreign lands,
from the east and from the west,
from the north and from the south.
4 They wandered in the wilderness on a desert road
and found no city in which to live.
5 Because they were hungry and thirsty,
they fainted from exhaustion.
6 Then they called out to Yahweh in their trouble,
and he rescued them out of their distress.
7 He led them by a direct path
so that they would go to a city to live in.
8 Oh that people would praise Yahweh for his covenant faithfulness
and for the amazing things he has done for humanity!
9 For he satisfies the longings of those who are thirsty,
and the desires of those who are hungry he fills up with good things.
10 Some sat in darkness and in gloom,
prisoners in affliction and chains.
11 This was because they had rebelled against God's word
and rejected the instruction of the Most High.
12 He humbled their hearts through hardship;
they stumbled and there was no one to help them up.
13 Then they called out to Yahweh in their trouble,
and he brought them out of their distress.
14 He brought them out of darkness and gloom
and broke their bonds.
15 Oh that people would praise Yahweh for his covenant faithfulness
and for the amazing things he has done for humanity!
16 For he has broken the gates of bronze
and cut through the bars of iron.
17 They were foolish in their rebellious ways
and afflicted because of their sins.
18 They lost their desire to eat any food,
and they came close to the gates of death.
19 Then they called out to Yahweh in their trouble,
and he brought them out of their distress.
20 He sent his word and healed them,
and he rescued them from their destruction.
21 Oh that people would praise Yahweh for his covenant faithfulness
and for the amazing things he has done for humanity!
22 Let them offer the sacrifices of thanksgiving
and proclaim his deeds in singing.
23 Some travel on the sea in ships
and do business overseas.
24 These saw the deeds of Yahweh
and his wonders on the seas.
25 For he commanded and aroused the windstorm
that stirs up the seas.
26 They reached up to the sky; they went down to the depths.
Their lives melted away in distress.
27 They swayed and staggered like drunkards
and were at their wits' end.
28 Then they called out to Yahweh in their trouble,
and he brought them out of their distress.
29 He calmed the storm,
and the waves were stilled.
30 Then they rejoiced because the sea was calm,
and he brought them to their desired harbor.
31 Oh that people would praise Yahweh for his covenant faithfulness
and for the amazing things he has done for humanity!
32 Let them exalt him in the assembly of the people
and praise him in the council of the elders.
33 He turns rivers into a wilderness,
springs of water into dry land,
34 and a fruitful land into a barren place
because of the wickedness of its people.
35 He turns the wilderness into a pool of water
and dry land into springs of water.
36 He settles the hungry there,
and they build a city to live in.
37 They build a city to plant fields in, to plant vineyards,
and to bring in an abundant harvest.
38 He blesses them so they are very numerous.
He does not let their cattle decrease in number.
39 They were diminished and brought low
by painful distress and suffering.
40 He pours contempt on the leaders
and causes them to wander in the wilderness, where there are no roads.
41 But he protects the needy from affliction
and cares for his families like a flock.
42 The upright will see this and rejoice,
and all wickedness shuts its mouth.
43 Whoever is wise should take note of these things
and meditate on Yahweh's acts of covenant faithfulness.


This week in my cupboard I introduce readers of The Dabbler to the unique genius of Norman Davies and his Further Science. As a reminder, here is the great man's lesson on Hedge Auras:
1. That April Foliage Plants are quilt padded.
2. May—pixie rain hoods / hysteria swarthy.
3. June—veiny crimp.
4. July—pastel / soft milky downy / silky.
5. August—thorny quilt /metal filigree.
6. September—pastel flame thorny and pointed hairs.
7. October—hard burn arrow blisters and round berries. Etc


Surfer dies after being pulled from sea off Isle of Lewis
The man got into difficulties and was pulled from the water just before midday on Wednesday.
by Record ReporterA man has died after getting into difficulty off the Isle of Lewis.
Emergency services pulled the man from the sea, near Barvas just before midday on Wednesday.
He was flown to hospital in Stornoway but was later pronounced dead.
A spokesperson for Police Scotland said: "About 11.45am today, Wednesday November 13, 2019, emergency services were informed about a surfer being pulled from the sea at Barvas, Isle of Lewis.
"Officers attended along with other emergency services and the man was flown to Western Isles Hospital, Stornoway where he was later pronounced dead.
"Inquiries are ongoing into the circumstances and the Procurator Fiscal has been informed."


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Demonstrate training a chain-structured CRF
Based on http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~schmidtm/Software/UGM/trainCRF.html
Contents
Get data
setSeed(0); load rain.mat % X is 1059*28 y = X+1; % Convert from {0,1} to {1,2} representation [nInstances,nNodes] = size(y); % test using a subset of the training set Ntest = 100; yTest = y(1:Ntest, :); figure; imagesc(yTest); title('yTest truth'); colormap(gray);
Create chain model
nNodes = size(y,2); adj = chainAdjMatrix(nNodes); nStates = 2*ones(1,nNodes); model = crf2Create(adj, nStates, 'method', 'Chain'); nEdges = model.nEdges;
No features
Xnode = ones(nInstances,1,nNodes);
Xedge = ones(nInstances,1,nEdges);
model = crf2Train(model, Xnode, Xedge, y);
yhat = crf2Map(model, Xnode(1:Ntest,:,:), Xedge(1:Ntest,:,:));
figure; imagesc(yhat);
title('MAP with no features'); colormap(gray);
month is added as node features
nFeatures = 12; Xnode = zeros(nInstances,nFeatures,nNodes); for m = 1:nFeatures Xnode(months==m,m,:) = 1; end Xnode = [ones(nInstances,1,nNodes) Xnode]; model = crf2Train(model, Xnode, Xedge, y); yhat = crf2Map(model, Xnode(1:Ntest,:,:), Xedge(1:Ntest,:,:)); figure; imagesc(yhat); title('MAP with month node feature'); colormap(gray);
Month is added as edge feature
sharedFeatures = 1:13; Xedge = UGM_makeEdgeFeatures(Xnode, model.edgeStruct.edgeEnds, sharedFeatures); model = crf2Train(model, Xnode, Xedge, y, 'lambdaEdge', 0, 'lambdaNode', 0); yhat = crf2Map(model, Xnode(1:Ntest,:,:), Xedge(1:Ntest,:,:)); figure; imagesc(yhat); title('MAP with month node and edge feature'); colormap(gray); nodeBel = crf2InferNodesAndEdges(model, Xnode(1:Ntest,:,:), Xedge(1:Ntest,:,:)); figure; imagesc(nodeBel(:,:,1)); title('mariginals with month node and edge feature'); colormap(gray); % Sample from a case for specific months mths = [12, 8]; % December, August for jj=1:length(mths) mth = mths(jj); ndx = find(months==mth); ndx = ndx(1); samples = crf2Sample(model, squeeze(Xnode(ndx,:,:)), squeeze(Xedge(ndx,:,:)), 100); figure; imagesc(samples);colormap(gray); title(sprintf('samples given month=%d, with month node and edge feature', mth)); end


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Just download the style you like and integrate CSS and markup into project.
Just download the style you like and integrate CSS and markup into project.
All styles are created by community and reusable under MIT Open Source licence.
Works good for any type of mobile devices incuding iPod / iPhone / Windows Phone.
You are welcome to contribute new style into collection. Development is based on LESS. Check out wiki for brief instructions.


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Graysville, Ohio late 1920's - 30's
I
thought I should list some facts as I remember about Graysville, where I
graduated in 1938.
Three
stores were operating at that time as follows:
1.
Booths, founded by Henry Booth and operated by his son J. Booth, who married
Ethel Murphy Booth.
2.
Halls, operated by Ollie Hall, once owned by Knowltons, who moved to New
Matamoras and later by Tommy Christy.
It burned and was across the highway from Booths.
3.
Forakers, operated by Roscoe and Hila Foraker, with former owners being Catherine
Fedorchak's father, sold to Harold King about 1946 and later to Dale and
Pauline Williams.
Other
establishments included:
-One
drugstore, operated by Maywood Christy, featuring a warm peanut machine in the
front.
-One
barbershop, operated by George Decker, who married Dorothy Winland, later
various barbers.

-One
doctor, R. H. Latta, who married Ethel McHugh.
His father was a doctor as well.
Dr. Latta kept a record of births (home delivery) well over one hundred
by the 30's, mine one of them.
-A
funeral home, run by Chauncey Mann, and later by Errett Mobberly. Most viewings were in the home.
-One
auto repair shop, run by various people, including Hupp, Craig, and later
operated by Wick Gardner and Harry Sivard.
The
Buckeye Pipeline office was located on the left as you entered from the
north. They had piles of pipe (2 inch,
mainly) wagons, horses and all the equipment necessary to carry the oil down
each valley by gravity toward St. Marys, West Virginia. Every well was connected by tank to the
pipeline.
Schools
consisted of a two room elementary in Graysville and a high school built in
1928 that featured a basketball court with nine-foot baskets (low ceiling). One-room schools in the township closed
about 1936 when an addition was added to the high school so all grades were
housed in the one building, except the Rinard Mills two-room which closed
later. Principals included Finch, Myron
Harmon, Victor Salisbury, and Roy Miracle among others.
Churches
during this time consisted of the Methodist and Church of Christ. Both churches still remain as of this
writing in 2006. Other churches existed
earlier, and I have a baptismal certificate of my grandfather's, given by the
Mormon Church of Graysville.
Livery
stables to house horses were in operation as this was the method of
transporting goods to the area. Shoeing
horses and repairing wagons were a part of the operation. In the 1920's automobiles came into use and
the horse was forced out as tractors came into play.
The
post office was operated by Ross Mann and the mail to Graysville was delivered
from Woodsfield, and later from New Matamoras as well. For many years George Briggs served the
route from Woodsfield by horse cart, then by Model T Ford, then a Model A Ford.
Telephone
service existed with many party lines hooked up to a central switchboard in
Graysville. There the attendant could
switch from one party line to another.
Margaret Adams operated the switch for many years. I am sure she knew all the good and bad
things discussed over the line. Each
party line had perhaps ten families on it, and they maintained the line and
paid the operator at the switchboard.
Of course you could listen in to calls on your party line, our call was
one long ring, a short ring, and two long rings. We could call any of the people on our party line; we went
through the switchboard to call others.
In
summer we had a lighted outdoor horseshoe court, a baseball team, community
get-togethers (social) and musical group get-togethers. Every spring brought the Huntington Players
tent on the vacant lot by Dr. Latta s.
Plays and programs were given in a large tent to large crowds. Fall brought the Farmer's Institute where
vegetables, canned goods, and baked goods competed for prizes. Winter was basketball time and 1938 brought
Graysville an undefeated team. I played
Forward on this team.
When
a couple married, we had a serenade.
The community, especially the youth, would gather all kinds of noise-makers. The noise brought the couple out on the porch
where it was expected they would treat the crowd to candy and so forth.


Returns the arccosine, or inverse cosine, of a number. The arccosine is the angle whose cosine is number. The returned angle is given in radians in the range 0 (zero) to pi.
Syntax
arccos(number)
Number is any valid numeric expression representing the cosine of the angle you want and must be from -1 to 1.
Remarks
If your argument is in degrees, multiply it by pi/180 or use the radians function to convert it to radians.
Example
| Expression | Description (Result) |
|---|---|
| arccos(-0.5) | Arccosine of -0.5 in radians, 2*pi/3 (2.0944) |
| arccos(-0.5)*180/pi | Arccosine of -0.5 in degrees (120) |
| degrees(arccos(-0.5)) | Arccosine of -0.5 in degrees (120) |


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Paired mass distance (PMD) analysis proposed in Yu, Olkowicz and Pawliszyn (2018) <doi:10.1016/j.aca.2018.10.062> for gas/liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry (GC/LC-MS) based non-targeted analysis. PMD analysis including GlobalStd algorithm and structure/reaction directed analysis. GlobalStd algorithm could found independent peaks in m/z-retention time profiles based on retention time hierarchical cluster analysis and frequency analysis of paired mass distances within retention time groups. Structure directed analysis could be used to find potential relationship among those independent peaks in different retention time groups based on frequency of paired mass distances. A GUI for PMD analysis is also included as a 'shiny' application.
| Version: | 0.1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10) |
| Imports: | RColorBrewer, shiny, rmarkdown |
| Suggests: | knitr, enviGCMS |
| Published: | 2018-12-02 |
| Author: | Miao YU [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Miao YU <yufreecas at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/yufree/pmd/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| URL: | https://yufree.github.io/pmd |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | pmd results |
| Reference manual: | pmd.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Vignette Title |
| Package source: | pmd_0.1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: pmd_0.1.1.zip, r-release: pmd_0.1.1.zip, r-oldrel: pmd_0.1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: pmd_0.1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: pmd_0.1.1.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=pmd to link to this page.


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(a) A high level of business security must be maintained in order to preserve the integrity of the acquisition process. When it is necessary to obtain information from potential contractors and others outside the Government for use in preparing Government estimates, contracting officers shall ensure that the information is not publicized or discussed with potential contractors.
(b) Contracting officers may make available maximum information to the public, except information—
(1) On plans that would provide undue or discriminatory advantage to private or personal interests;
(2) Received in confidence from an offeror;
(3) Otherwise requiring protection under Freedom of Information Act (see Subpart 24.2) or Privacy Act (see Subpart 24.1); or
(4) Pertaining to internal agency communications (e.g., technical reviews, contracting authority or other reasons, or recommendations referring thereto).
(c) This policy applies to all Government personnel who participate directly or indirectly in any stage of the acquisition cycle.
Contracting officers shall process requests for specific information from the general public, including suppliers, in accordance with Subpart 24.1 or 24.2, as appropriate.
Contracting officers shall give Members of Congress, upon their request, detailed information regarding any particular contract. When responsiveness would result in disclosure of classified matter, business confidential information, or information prejudicial to competitive acquisition, the contracting officer shall refer the proposed reply, with full documentation, to the agency head and inform the legislative liaison office of the action.
To assist industry planning and to locate additional sources of supply, it may be desirable to publicize estimates of unclassified long-range acquisition requirements. Estimates may be publicized as far in advance as possible.
(a) Application. The agency head, or a designee, may release long-range acquisition estimates if the information will—
(1) Assist industry in its planning and facilitate meeting the acquisition requirements;
(2) Not encourage undesirable practices (e.g., attempts to corner the market or hoard industrial materials); and
(3) Not indicate the existing or potential mobilization of the industry as a whole.
(b) Conditions. The agency head shall ensure that—
(1) Classified information is released through existing security channels in accordance with agency security regulations;
(2) The information is publicized as widely as practicable to all parties simultaneously by any of the means described in this part;
(3) Each release states that—
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(ii) The information is subject to modification and is in no way binding on the Government, and
(iii) More specific information relating to any individual item or class of items will not be furnished until the proposed action is synopsized through the GPE or the solicitation is issued;
(4) Each release contains the name and address of the contracting officer that will process the acquisition;
(5) Modifications to the original release are publicized as soon as possible, in the same manner as the original; and
(6) Each release—
(i) Is coordinated in advance with small business, public information, and public relations personnel, as appropriate;
(ii) Contains, if applicable, a statement that small business set-asides may be involved, but that a determination can be made only when acquisition action is initiated; and
(iii) Contains the name or description of the item, and the estimated quantity to be acquired by calendar quarter, fiscal year, or other period. It may also contain such additional information as the number of units last acquired, the unit price, and the name of the last supplier.
Further publicizing, consistent with the needs of the individual case, may be accomplished by announcing through the GPE that long-range acquisition estimates have been published and are obtainable, upon request, from the contracting officer.
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(a) Justifications and approvals for other than full and open competition must be posted in accordance with 6.305.
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European football’s governing body imposed a two-game stadium ban - one of which was suspended for two years - and a paltry £63,000 fine after the shocking scenes in Sofia last month.
England boss Southgate followed the three-step UEFA protocol to the letter after his players suffered racist abuse but resisted walking off in protest.
They were hoping UEFA would then back them by slapping the Bulgarian FA with a strong punishment - but it has been widely condemned as being too lenient.
After being asked whether UEFA had let his players down, Southgate said: “We’ve got to continue the sanctions, I think the sanctions are going to have to get higher and higher, but I couldn’t honestly tell you what the right answer for that would be.
“It depends on what we view as being enough. In some respects, if we had thrown Bulgaria out of the competition, that would’ve been easy as well because they’re out. OK, they might have a play-off opportunity.
“In my head, I’ve got their captain, who probably was as brave as anyone on the field that night, frankly, to go over to your own fans when you’re getting thrashed and to try to affect it in the way he did, I thought was a hugely commendable act.
“There’s no question that we look at Bulgaria and think everything there was wrong. There were clearly people in the ground that have no place, as far as we’re concerned, as football people, in football.
“But, those people exist in our stadiums as well and we’re maybe better equipped at stopping them coming into the stadiums and that’s something that, in some countries, they’re going to have to get better at.”


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java.lang.Object org.opensocial.services.Service org.opensocial.services.AlbumsService
public class AlbumsService
OpenSocial API class for album requests; contains static methods for fetching, creating, updating and deleting albums (collections of media items).
| Field Summary |
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APP, FRIENDS, ME, SELF, VIEWER |
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AlbumsService()
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static Request |
createAlbum(Album album)
Returns a new Request instance which, when submitted, creates a new album in the current viewer's library. |
static Request |
deleteAlbum(java.lang.String albumId)
Returns a new Request instance which, when submitted, deletes an existing album from the current viewer's library. |
static Request |
getAlbum(java.lang.String albumId)
Returns a new Request instance which, when submitted, fetches the specified album and makes this data available as an Album object. |
static Request |
getAlbums()
Returns a new Request instance which, when submitted, fetches the current viewer's albums and makes this data available as a List of Album objects. |
static Request |
updateAlbum(Album album)
Returns a new Request instance which, when submitted, updates an existing album in the current viewer's library. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public static Request getAlbums()
Album
public static Request getAlbum(java.lang.String albumId)
albumId
- ID of album to fetch
Album
public static Request createAlbum(Album album)
album
- Album object specifying the album parameters to pass into
the request; typically, caption and description are set
public static Request updateAlbum(Album album) throws RequestException
album
- Album object specifying the album parameters to pass into
the request; id must be set in order to specify which album
to update and values associated with any other property,
e.g. caption and description, are updated
RequestException
- if the passed Album object does not have an id
property setpublic static Request deleteAlbum(java.lang.String albumId)
albumId
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The prize was awarded last October, but Sentsov was in jail in Russia.
Ukrainian film director Oleh Sentsov has in person received a Sergei Magnitsky Human Rights Award, an international prize given in the field of investigative journalism and human rights protection.
Sentsov was due to receive the award last October, but he was in jail in Russia, serving his term on charges of allegedly preparing terrorist attacks in Russia-occupied Crimea, according to the Voice of America's Russian service.
The award was presented in London by Meghan McCain, the daughter of 2008 presidential candidate and U.S. Senator John McCain. Her father was also posthumously given the award in 2018.
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I am Gonzalo Rodríguez-Baltanás Díaz, I am a Ruby on Rails developer based in Spain. I do contract work but I have also launched my own projects.
I love participating in open source projects and using cutting edge technologies. I hold both a degree on Computer Science and a MBA by the university Pablo de Olavide. My hobbies are swimming, running, photography and reading.
https://github.com/Nerian
https://stackoverflow.com/users/473763/nerian
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A Datepicker ready to use for Rails.
A Text editor ready to use for Rails.
I joined Team Satchel as senior developer. Team Satchel is building an excellent School Management System.
June 2019I did a theatre performance: La chica de Ayer.
June 2019I organised a series of presentations about testing. I made a presentation on how to use RSpec to test in an effective manner. The presentation is available here.
May 2019Presented at the local Ruby on Rails group in Seville. I talked about how to use the Interactor pattern to simplify a codebase. The presentation is available here.

September 2018Stayed in Czech Republic for an acceleration programme for CokuApp.
May 2018Participated in entrepreneruship workshop Seville Startup Weekend International. My team won with a blockchain-based project.
May 2018Participated in an entrepreneruship course – iLoveEmprender – and won.
April 2018I quit my job in order to focus on my own startup
February 2017Participated in Startup Weekend Global Battle
November 2016Participated in Startup Weekend Seville > Gamification and videogames (ranked 2º best team, woot!)
October 2016Joined Haiku Learning as a freelancer
July 2016Started developing a software for coworking spaces.
January 2016Participated in Startup Weekend Global Battle: Seville
November 2015Contributed to the Hanami project, a very well designed ruby web framework.
October 2015Completed the MBA
October 2015Started studying an MBA at Pablo de Olavide University
November 2014Upgraded Google authentication system from OpenID Connect to oAuth 2. Haiku Learning
April 2014Designed, coded and launched Eucalipto, a product designed for dental clinics. Ruby on Rails & MongoDB
September 2013Open-sourced bootstrap-typeahead-rails
August 2013Led team efforts to implement a Ruby on Rails 3 API by extracting behavior from a monolithic Ruby on Rails 1.2.6 app. Haiku Learning
May 2013Open-sourced uboost-client, a ruby client for the Uboost API
October 2012Implemented a gamification system in Haiku LMS by integrating with Uboost and Credly. Haiku Learning.
July 2013Started contributing to Ruby on Rails
2013 DecemberOpen-sourced a ruby client for the Credly API
July 2012Joined Haiku Learning as a Ruby on Rails developer.
June 2012Open-sourced bootstrap-datepicker-rails. With 450,695 downloads it ought to be the most popular datepicker in rails.
March 2012Open-sourced bootstrap-wysihtml5-rails
March 2012Open-sourced DaVinci LMS, a small Learning Management System. Ruby on Rails + MongoDB.
February 2012Graduated in Computer Science by the University Pablo de Olavide.
January 2012Open-sourced Bloodchalice, a dungeon video-game in ruby. Part of Mendicant Core course
September 2011Open-sourced pugnacious_juices, a video-game coded in Ray, a Ruby game engine. Part of Mendicant Core course
September 2011Open-sourced Wordcram, a JRuby wrapper for the java word cloud generator Wordcram. Part of Mendicant Core course
September 2011I was mentored by Gregory Brown in the Mendicant University Core course. Graduated as alumni
September 2010I spent a year as a Computer Science Erasmus student in the university Notre-Dame de la Paix, Namur, Belgium.
September 2010 - July 2011B2 Advanced English, Official Academy of languages of Spain
September 2010Discovered Ruby on Rails. Spent the following week reading Agile Web Development with Rails 9 hours a day. Decided I wanted to become a professional Ruby on Rails developer. Best decision in my life.
March 2010Open-sourced UPO: The game. A space shooter coded in Python and Pygame.
2009Started studying Computer Science at the University Pablo de Olavide
2008Studied one year of Biology. Got bored and decided that I wanted to make video-games.
2007Graduated from high school
2006Coded my first website. An image of Yoda smoking weed, inside a carousel, centered using a table. True story bro :)
2004Installed Gentoo, a linux distro. Customised the Linux Kernel and compiled every single package. No GUI. I had way too much free time back then.
2002The journey begins
1988


Now spanned by the modern steel and concrete bridge on McGinnis Ferry Road, this is the site of a great bank robbery getaway in the early 20th century. Two thieves who'd just robbed a Gwinnett County bank made their escape across the bridge here. Upon reaching the Fulton County side, they reportedly stopped, hopped out, and tossed the timber planks of the bridge into the river, rendering the bridge impassable and securing their escape from Gwinnett County authorities. A boat ramp and parking area provide access on river right, upstream from the brige.


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A passionate developer with a strong educational background in Computer Science & Engineering. Currently working as a developer in a top MNC of India. Having a work experience of more than 3 years in IT Industry.
Previously worked on development and maintenance of a large scale web application based on Java and SQL. Apart from working on the associated organization's project, I am on a learning journey of Full Stack Javascript Development. As part of this journey currently working on some of my own projects based on NodeJS, React, MongoDb, webpack etc. As Data Science and Artificial Engineering also fascinates me, would love to work on these technologies in near future.
View ResumeA static mobile First website for a Trip Planning company. Created this project as a part of a Udemy Course.
A Social Media web application created using NodeJS with Express as backend framework and MongoDB database. Created this application as a part of an Udemy Course. By creating this project one can get a complete overview of Full Stack javascript development.
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Search both current and forecast weather for a selected city.
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Workday Scheduler
Plan your workday on an hourly basis with this application.
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Coding of a concept, drawn from a controlled vocabulary. Includes the vocabulary and version, if applicable. May include a display text, and a descriptor expressing the intended interpretation of the code.
A corresponding type does not exist in CIMI V0.0.4. Complex data types that appear frequently in FHIR have not been profiled, even if CIMI defines them differently. This choice means that the breast cancer profiles use the native FHIR datatype, rather than having to substitute a CIMI profile everywhere the native type is used.
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Setup VIM for Go development
July 4, 2014
This post is for someone like me who just get started with VIM, and because the original plugin author doesn’t given detailed steps about how to setup his awesome work, here I am.
NOTICE This is not a post about how to install Go.
VIM plugin we use: github.com/fatih/vim-go
Install Pathogen
Pathogen is a plugin manager of VIM, which tons of plugins support it. So, one time forever, let’s install it.
- Go to Pathogen home page, find the ZIP archive of package.
- Download and unzip, you’ll have a directory called
autoload
put the file namedpathogen.vim
to~/.vim/autoload/pathogen.vim
. - Edit
~/.vimrc
file and addcall pathogen#infect()
to the top.
Install VIM-GO
Now, let’s install plugins we want.
- Get into directory
~/.vim/bundle
then executegit clone https://github.com/fatih/vim-go.git
. - Edit
~/.vimrc
file and add following content(the last line is for not auto-installing missing packages, which may need long time):
syntax enable
filetype plugin on
set number
let g:go_disable_autoinstall = 0
" Highlight
let g:go_highlight_functions = 1
let g:go_highlight_methods = 1
let g:go_highlight_structs = 1
let g:go_highlight_operators = 1
let g:go_highlight_build_constraints = 1
- Great, now you can follow some instructions on github.com/fatih/vim-go to custom. Note that use
<C-x><C-o>
call code completion, and better call it after you type.
.
Install neocomplete
This is the plugin gives you real-time code completion, but it has special requirements for your VIM, see github.com/Shougo/neocomplete.vim for more details.
- Get into directory
~/.vim/bundle
and executegit clone https://github.com/Shougo/neocomplete.vim.git
. - Edit
~/.vimrc
file and add linelet g:neocomplete#enable_at_startup = 1
. Now the real-time feature will be enabled automatically every time you start your VIM.
Install molokai theme
The same author wrote a molokai theme for VIM: github.com/fatih/molokai.
To install it, just download his molokai.vim
and put it into ~/.vim/colors
. Then add colorscheme molokai
to your ~/.vimrc
file.
Install tagbar
This one is optional, but I installed it just because it looks so cool!
- First of all, you have to install
ctags
, I use Mac so just simplybrew install ctags
. - Then execute
go get -u github.com/jstemmer/gotags
to install Go parser.  - Edit
~/.vimrc
file and add linenmap <F8> :TagbarToggle<CR>
. This is a key mapping, which allows you useF8
to enable/disable the feature.
Install file browser nerdtree
- Get into
~/.vim/bundle
and executegit clone https://github.com/scrooloose/nerdtree.git
. - Edit
~/.vimrc
and add linemap <C-n> :NERDTreeToggle<CR>
. Now you can press<Ctrl+n>
to enable/disable this feature.
Awesome work!
Summary
Please read VIM-GO’s documentation for more advanced usage, this post only can help you get started.
Good good study, day day up!


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| Vice President | Yan Yik Lam Ethan G11IB |
| Secretary | Lee Po Wa Elison G11IB |
| Treasurer | Chan Ho Man G11S |
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| Executive Officer | Lin Yuet Ming Raphael G11IB |
| Welfare Officers | Choy Cheuk Hei Hayden G11D |
| Chen Bo Shan Ambrose G11IB |
| Hung Siu On Barron G11IB |
| Refinement of School Drive by filling in empty or uneven gaps on the pavement to reduce chances of injury, especially when using the Drive at night |
| Toilet renovation for the New New Wing and addition of toilet paper cabinets in each toilet to avoid situations in which toilet paper is insufficient |
| Addition of indicators which show the presence of a specific teacher in the staff rooms to avoid students from waiting for a teacher who is not present |
| Sportsmen/ Musicians | Later closure of Step at 19:00 for easier leave for night rehearsals |
| Renovation and repair of changing rooms in the Field and Outdoor Pool. |
| Additional lunch line for sportsmen and musicians to avoid lateness to rehearsals. |
| Installation of carbon dioxide mosquito traps near the Archery Range and other mosquito-infested areas |
| Implementation of sports equipment lending at the Field as students are not satisfied that they have to run across the whole school to the Gymnasium |
| Easier booking of rooms such through an online system |
| IB | Earlier activation of attendance-taking machines so students can take their attendance should they arrive on school grounds early |
| More places for students to place wet umbrellas outside the classrooms |
| Installation of rain covers on the 2/F - 3/F stairs to prevent student’s electronic appliances from getting drenched |
| Food and Environment | Negotiation with the tuck shop to include a larger variety of food (e.g. noodles, students are stuck with very little set options unlike previous years) |
| Implementation of more food selling locations to alleviate the serious queue during recesses |
| Addition of more rubbish bins around school campus to resolve the littering issue |


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Cystic fibrosis (CF) is caused by mutation of a single gene: CFTR. Bacterial infection contributes to CF lung disease via tissue-damaging inflammation and neutrophil-dominated immune response. Mechanisms linking CFTR mutation to this characteristic CF immune response are not well elucidated. Epigenetic changes (ie. alterations to chromatin that do not affect DNA sequence) associated with mutant CFTR may provide a mechanistic link. I propose to look genome-wide for altered regulation in CF using a better cell model than previously available.
This F-31 grant was funded by the NICHD (a branch of the NIH). The following sections are included as writing samples: introduction, specific aims, research strategy, project summary/abstract, and project narrative. For a 1-page writing sample, see the specific aims section on page 3.
The airway epithelial cells of patients with cystic fibrosis release excessive inflammatory signals that help precipitate lung disease. This proposal will elucidate mechanisms behind excessive inflammatory signaling as well as the potential for clinical reversibility.
This poster won an honorable mention cash prize in the graduate student poster presentation competition at the Case Western Reserve University Research ShowCASE.
Cystic fibrosis is a disease caused by mutations in the gene CFTR. Maintenance of a normal body mass index is a clinical goal for people with cystic fibrosis because it is associated with better lung function. Low body mass index is typically attributed to lung disease and nutrient malabsorption. In the cystic fibrosis mice, however, lean body type is present despite lack of lung disease and nutrient malabsorption. This poster examines whether CFTR dysfunction in fat tissue could play a role in the lean body type of cystic fibrosis mice.
This is an in-depth (5 page) review of a paper published in Nature Genetics .
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a disease of progressive motor neuron loss. One tenth of ALS cases are inherited; the others are sporadic with no identified cause. Hyper-excitation of motor neurons and free radical damage are hypothesized to lead to ALS. In support of this hypothesis, inhibiting motor neuron excitation with the drug riluzole inhibits motor neuron degeneration. Riluzole is currently the only treatment that slows disease course1. However, newly discovered drug targets, such as TDP-43, guide the search for other treatments.


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| Opcode/Instruction | Op/En | 64/32 bit Mode Support | CPUID Feature Flag | Description |
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EVEX.NDS.LIG.66.0F3A.W0 27 /r ib VGETMANTSS xmm1 {k1}{z}, xmm2, xmm3/m32{sae}, imm8 |
T1S | V/V | AVX512F | Extract the normalized mantissa from the low float32 element of xmm3/m32 using imm8 for sign control and mantissa interval normalization, store the mantissa to xmm1 under the writemask k1 and merge with the other elements of xmm2. |
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| T1S | ModRM:reg (w) | EVEX.vvvv (r) | ModRM:r/m (r) | NA |
Description
Convert the single-precision floating values in the low doubleword element of the second source operand (the third operand) to SP FP value with the mantissa normalization and sign control specified by the imm8 byte, see Figure 5-15. The converted result is written to the low doubleword element of the destination operand (the first operand) using writemask k1. Bits (127:32) of the XMM register destination are copied from corresponding
bits in the first source operand. The normalized mantissa is specified by interv (imm8[1:0]) and the sign control
(sc) is specified by bits 3:2 of the immediate byte.
The conversion operation is:
GetMant(x) = ±2k|x.significand|
where:
1 <= |x.significand| < 2
Unbiased exponent k depends on the interval range defined by interv and whether the exponent of the source is even or odd. The sign of the final result is determined by sc and the source sign.
if interv != 0 then k = -1, otherwise K = 0. The encoded value of imm8[1:0] and sign control are shown in Figure 5-15.
The converted SP FP result is encoded according to the sign control, the unbiased exponent k (adding bias) and a mantissa normalized to the range specified by interv.
The GetMant() function follows Table 5-9 when dealing with floating-point special numbers.
This instruction is writemasked, so only those elements with the corresponding bit set in vector mask register k1 are computed and stored into zmm1. Elements in zmm1 with the corresponding bit clear in k1 retain their previous values.


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Giant pandas grow to between 1.2m and 1.5m, and weigh between 75kg and 135kg. Scientists are not sure how long pandas live in the wild, but in captivity they live to be around 30 years old
Pandas do not hibernate, and this is unlike most other bears. When winter approaches, they head lower down their mountain homes to warmer temperatures, where they continue to eat away on bamboo just like usual!
Sadly, these cute creatures are endangered. It's been estimated that around 1,000 remain in the wild. We need to do eveyrthing we can to protect them.
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The goal of this document is to outline how Hyperdescribe would be used to describe a UBER document according to the current specs. This document will look at the JSON variant of the UBER format.
cleanItem = (data) ->
Object.keys(data).reduce (total, key) ->
total[key] = data[key] if data[key]? and data[key].length != 0
total
, {}
Even though UBER really only has one data element, data
, this data element can be treated differently depending on the context. This section will look at each of these different types along with the conditions for those types and the means to describe them with Hyperdescribe.
In Hyperdescribe, there are two types of transitions:
In the UBER spec, though, links and actions are not separated in this way, so this document will specify how it is determined whether an item is a link or an action.
UBER only specifies available actions and also provides a mapping of these actions to their corresponding HTTP verbs (see section 4.1.1).
availableActions =
append: 'POST'
partial: 'PATCH'
read: 'GET'
remove: 'DELETE'
replace: 'PUT'
Items in UBER that are considered links in Hyperdescribe are items with read
as the action. If the @action
attribute is absent and the @url
attribute is present, the action is assumed to be read
. Additionally, if the action specified is not listed in the spec, it should be treated as read
. This is according to the UBER spec.
For an item to be considered a link, it MUST have a @url
attribute, it MUST NOT have any data, and it MUST be a read
action. If a @data
attribute exists, it MUST be ignored.
hasData = (data, level) ->
data.data? and data.data?.length != 0
isReadAction = (data) ->
!data.action? or
data.action == 'read' or
data.action not in Object.keys(availableActions)
isLink = (data, level) ->
data.url? and !hasData(data, level) and isReadAction(data)
When a link is nested, it SHOULD have a @property
attribute. The value of this attribute MUST be the @id
if it is set, and if not, it MUST be the @name
unless it is undefined.
getPropertyName = (data, level) ->
if level != 0
if data.id? then data.id else data.name
mapLink = (data, level) ->
linkUrl = if data.model? then data.url + data.model else data.url
link =
id: data.id
name: data.name
rel: data.rel
property: getPropertyName(data, level)
transclude: data.transclude
types: data.accepting
label: data.value
link.href = if data.model? then data.url + data.model else data.url
link.template = true if data.model?
link
Items that are considered actions MUST have an @action
attribute, MUST have a @url
, MAY have a @model
, and MUST use an avaiable action from the spec. If a @data
attribute exists, it MUST be ignored.
isAction = (data, level) ->
data.action? and
data.url? and
data.action in Object.keys(availableActions)
According to 4.1.1, there are only three actions that modify the body of the message sent:
Since read
actions are handled by links, remove
is the only action that needs special treatment.
modifiesBody = [
'append'
'partial'
'replace'
]
mapValue = (value) ->
if value[0] == '{' then value[1..-2] else value
parseBodyModel = (model) ->
items = model.split('&').map (item) ->
[key, value] = item.split('=')
{ name: key, type: "text", mapsTo: mapValue(value) }
mapAction = (data, level) ->
action =
name: data.name
rel: data.rel
method: availableActions[data.action]
sendAs: data.sending
property: getPropertyName(data, level)
If an action is one that does not modify the body, the model is added to the action’s @url
attribute and template is set to true
, which conveys it is templated action.
if data.action not in modifiesBody and data.model?
action.url = data.url + data.model
action.template = true
If the action does modify the body, the model is parsed and fields are created.
if data.action in modifiesBody
action.url = data.url
action.fields = parseBodyModel(data.model)
cleanItem(action)
An item that is considered a property of a resource MUST have a @value
, MUST NOT be at the root level (or in other words, MUST be a child element), MUST NOT be a transition, and MUST NOT have a @data
attribute.
isTransition = (data, level) ->
isLink(data, level) or isAction(data, level)
isProperty = (data, level) ->
data.value? and level != 0 and !isTransition(data, level) and !hasData(data, level)
Currently, with regards to mapping to Hyperdescribe, the only relevant values will be @name
and @value
.
mapProperty = (data) ->
cleanItem
name: data.name
value: data.value
An item considered a resource MUST NOT have an @action
attribute and MUST have a @data
attribute. Any @value
attribute will be ignored. Like the data
element in UBER, Hyperdescribe can handle nested resources.
isResource = (data, level) ->
!data.action? and hasData(data, level)
Mapping a resource from UBER to Hyperdescribe requires finding all of the links, actions, and properties, along with all nested resources. Once those are all found, they can then be mapped to how
mapResource = (data, level) ->
links = data.data.filter (d) -> isLink(d, level)
actions = data.data.filter (d) -> isAction(d, level)
resources = data.data.filter (d) -> isResource(d, level)
properties = data.data.filter (d) -> isProperty(d, level)
hLinks = links.map (link) -> mapLink(link)
hActions = actions.map (action) -> mapAction(action)
hResources = resources.map (resource) -> mapResource(resource, level + 1)
hProperties = properties.map (property) -> mapProperty(property)
cleanItem
name: data.name
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- public final class StringTextEditor
- extends TextEditor
This is an editor for string values as text. It has an option to
always intern the strings that it passes in or out.
- Author:
- Dan Bornstein<EMAIL_ADDRESS>, Copyright 1999 Dan Bornstein, all rights reserved.
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Field Summary |
private boolean |
myDoIntern
true if the value should always be interned |
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Method Summary |
void |
setIntern(boolean doIntern)
Set whether or not all values coming or going get interned. |
void |
setLengthRestrictions(int minimumLength,
int maximumLength,
int preferredLength)
Set the minimum, maximum, and preferred lengths for this text
editor. |
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Turn the given text into its value form. |
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Turn the given value into its text form. |
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editor.
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- Set whether or not all values coming or going get interned.
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valueToText
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pass straight through, merely checking the cast, and doing
the intern if appropriate.
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value
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- Returns:
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- Throws:
BadValueException
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- Throws:
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I live in a j's podcast for Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the Jones is a j jones yes you how the heck are you?
I'm okay.
How are your green thumbs?
Well, we don't know if they're green yet.
It's undecided whether they're green or black, but we're hoping they're green.
What I've never heard of a black thumb is that when you have the plague black them is like
when you can kill any living plant, which has been my history.
I have had herbs for the last two years.
The Canadian friends that herbs or herbs?
Herbs.
This is just Americans that do...
They drop the perfectly good age.
Yes.
Do all Americans do?
Is it just one part of America?
I have no idea, actually.
So, yes, you've been in the garden practically all weekend.
I have.
And you've got raised gardens?
I do.
I spent a couple days waiting them on my own,
and then I got reinforcements for weeding on Friday and Saturday.
- I think it's unfair that you say that you spent a couple of days
weaving them on your own because every time I look at the window,
you had vast amounts of help from Tia and MJ and Abby.
- Yes.
- I can only imagine the assistance they would lend.
- They are so helpful that I had to go back through the sections
that they were weeding in quotation marks and try and salvage it.
- They just listened up for you.
That's all that was. - Sure.
Let's go with that.
So let's recap this week.
You were mostly working on gardens towards the end of this week.
What was at the beginning of this week?
Well, Lyle Phillips spoke at Emmonit.
I love that guy.
He's lovely. I love when he preaches.
Every time Lyle speaks, I feel something in my heart.
Conviction, encouragement, shame, condemnation,
just kidding.
Only good stuff. I love when Lyle ministers.
And you spoke on the fivefold?
It did. I'd tell him the fivefold ministry at SoSell this week,
which is a fasting topic because it's brand new to me, but I enjoyed doing that.
And then the rest of the week was just normal meetings and better meetings.
Yep.
And then we had Easter party for the kids on Saturday.
Yep.
Easter egg hunt.
I told you my tactics.
Yes, you did.
You told her your keys to success, which I don't want to repeat on the podcast because
then other parents will pass it on.
Right.

Well, then it will get nasty.
It'll turn into fight club cage fighting.
Well, I thought to get, you know what, if they get in your way, just cut them,
blow them down.
And then we had dinner at Vuey's, didn't we?
You love that place.
I do.
I do.
I do.
We introduced some Francifian and Miesford.
Yep.
And then this morning, Easter service with naptisms plus incredible worship.
Oh, I love that.
Plus weeping.
Yes.
I cried in worship.
It was amazing.
Oh, it was amazing.
It was very, very good.
Yeah.
All right.
Our topic for this week is I thought we talked on it before,
but I did a quick search and we had not.
You're kidding me.
No.
Are you sure?
Yeah, for something that we do on a regular basis,
you would have thought we've talked about it by now.
I would have.
I know, but we haven't.
So let's.
OK.
All right.
Confrontation.
Confrontation.
I remember Danny Silk teaching on the culture of honor, which everybody loves.
And he was saying that a culture of honor can't exist without a culture of
confrontation.
Yes.
Because if all I do is tell everybody in my community, they're awesome.
I never actually helped them grow, which is why confrontation is so helpful.
Now, confrontation has had a terrible reputation.
Well, and that's because people think that confrontation means conflict.
And do you think that's because historically the two look the same?
As in, if you don't know how to confront well, do you just come across as
combative and yes, because I think people get super nervous when they need to
actually confront. And sometimes because of that, the defensiveness makes it into something
it doesn't need to be.
Right. Whereas what we found is that confrontation is simply loving someone enough to point out
where their behavior is causing friction, which is removing favor. It's bringing to the surface
anything that is degrading the strength of a connection in relationship. I think it's funny
that a lot of people in relationships will put up with pain because they don't want to rock the
boat, so to speak. Yeah, it's amazing to put up with it for years and years and years.
And so my first question when we find that dynamic happening in a relationship is,
what sort of relationship do you have? Right. And is that the one that you want?
And aren't you worth more than that? Yeah, like, why would you want to be part of a relationship
that you have no voice in right it's worthy of asking like why are so many people volunteering
for poor relational health i don't know except that most people don't actually like
uh confrontation or conflict or rock in the boat so we'd rather have low grade relationship
than no relationship is that what it is well which is funny because you're actually not having a
real relationship if you're not willing to come confront in the first place right it's pretty
fraudulent. That's alien to me. I know, darling. God bless you. Chris Valton, as is great line,
says, "What you don't confront, you condone." When we refuse to confront that which is bothering us,
we're basically training other people how to treat us. That's correct. What that means is the
longer that you leave the confrontation, the heavier the ship becomes that you're trying to turn.
That's a weird metaphor.
Well, give an example.
So for example, if I've been married to you for seven years
and then after seven years say, hey, babe,
can I bring someone to your attention?
Like I just, I hate toast for breakfast
and every morning you make toast for me.
And I'm just wondering why you would make toast for me.

The first question you should ask is,
Why didn't you tell me that day one
as opposed to seven years in?
Right.
And I was like, oh, I don't know.
I just didn't want to say anything.
And I want to upset you.
And you're trying to be a good wife.
And now that's obviously a frivolous example.
But if I'm bringing it up after seven years,
you've got every right to go,
is this a recent development or is this a real issue?
So our encouragement is to confront as quickly as possible.
- Yeah. And again, even that example is a great example
of why confrontation is a huge C-word
in some people's heads.
And we're talking about something that's a small C-word.
It's just being able to live powerfully communicating
when something has actually bothered you,
so that doesn't have to grow into a beast.
- Right, can you imagine what our marriage would be like
if both of us were too scared to tell the other person
how we were feeling?
- Quieter.
(laughs)
Too shade.
Really the quality of our relationship.
- Would be dreadful.
- Right, it's a relationship made up of two people
trying to please the other person
without ever getting any feedback
whether they're efforts for working or not.
here's the thing with both of us, we know how the other person is feeling because we also know that if you're doing something so setting to the other one, you're going to hear about it.
And that's the irony of the whole thing.
Right.
We don't want to confront with our words, but we'll use nonverbal communication that subtly by osmosis.
We hope the other person picks up change your behavior, change your behavior, which is so passive behavior else to have you in your sleep.
Look, chapter 17.
This is Jesus in his relationship model.
He says, watch yourselves.
There's a nice starter.
If your brother or your sister sins against you,
rebuke them and if they repent, forgive them.
So evangelicals are great at focusing on their repent
and forgive part, but I don't think I've ever heard anybody
teach on the rebuke part.
Like we've just glossed over that part.
Like until Dan Farrelly came and taught this passage to us,
we were like, oh, Jesus does say rebuke.
Rebuke is basically going and confronting.
Right. And so we like to think about the repenting and forgiving because that can be done in private,
but the rebuking part, it means you actually go to somebody and say, "Hey, I can't give you
some feedback," or, "Hey, I felt really upset," or, "I felt really hurt when you did," or, "Hey,
could I just tell you I haven't experienced any of that sort of stuff?" Right.
And it requires exceptional bravery. But again, we want to be in relationships where we're fostering
this open environment where people can give us the feedback we so very much need to hear.
Right. And again, if you're doing, if you're doing that confrontation when things start happening,
it's a much lighter, nicer conversation than if you allow something to go on and on and on to
the point where now you feel, I don't know, defiled or super angry or whatever. And now you're not
having a nice, like conversation. Now you're having a full on conflict, but it would have been
possible to just have a nice, you know, confrontation and clear communication in the beginning.
Yeah, it's amazing how many people will sacrifice short-term pain, thinking is not going to blow up in their face.
Right. If I can avoid the pain of confronting you, I'm sure it will all work out, we say, in imagination.
But a lot of people just do put up, put up, put up, blow up.
Sure. Not pretty.
Well, I think that's probably the reason the divorce rate is so high.
Well, thanks. Let's talk about that. Just kidding.
OK.
So, AJ Jones, how do you confront?
So there's three steps.
You connect first, then you ask questions, and then you present your observation of the problem.
That sounds way too complex. Let's break down the steps. So when you say connect first, talk to me
about this connecting thing. Well, presumably you're actually confronting this person because you
want to maintain relationships. So you have some sort of relationship to maintain. So you're either
friends or their spouse or their child or etc. So you just want to genuinely connect
with them and let them know that you want to talk to them about something and you want
their opinion on it.
Right.  You're genuinely connecting. Be it who has said that you can't
drive a three ton truck of correction over a one ton bridge of relationship.
Right.
So, you know, make sure there's enough relational equity there, but yeah, you're connecting
first. You're, you're, you're basically asking for their opinion on your opinion.
Like later on, that's what the confrontation is.
And it also establishes some vulnerability, doesn't it?
Right.
So I think it's good.
So that's number one.
Connect first.
Number two, you're asking questions.
Why do we do that?
Well, you're kind of asking their permission to speak into an area of
their life or to speak into situation that's happened that's actually affecting both of you.
Right. We've got our friend, Betsy Kildra, who's got this great line. She's the sweetest
can be and as sharp as can be. And she says, "If I saw something hurting you,
would you want me to tell you about it? I mean, how are you going to say no to that?"
Right. Right.
But basically, yeah, when you ask questions, you're genuinely inviting somebody else into the
discussion. Again, these aren't party tricks, these aren't like control sales techniques.
You're genuinely wanting permission. So I often use things like, hey,
could you help me understand? Like that's my that's a golden line. Can you help me understand
why you thought it was a great idea to go away as a boyfriend and girlfriend for the weekend
together? Like, can you help me understand? Like, when you post that to Instagram, are you aware
of like what that's doing or could you clarify for me like last time what we saw each other?
It felt like I might have hurt you. You felt really withdrawn. Am I out to lunch on that?
Again, you're just you're asking questions. Right. And then the last step is you just present an
observation of the problem. Right. You're basically saying, Hey, this is how I fell. Am I out to
lunch or the classic? Hey, can I tell you how I experienced you? Like, Oh, you need to be really
brave to say yes to that one. But here's the thing, when we're doing this confrontation,
more often than not, we're confronting behavior.
Right. Not their character or their person.
But most times the person receiving it feels like we're judging their motive or their
character or something else. So you have to work overtime. And the phrase that I tend
to use is, I want to talk about some behavior that is absolutely not in line with what I
I know your heart to be.
- Right.
- And I'm not sure if you know that you're doing this.
- And that's actually why we're confronting them, isn't it?
Because it isn't in line with who we know them to be.
- So it causes confusion or friction.
- Right, 'cause you're not gonna confront somebody
who's doing behavior that you know it actually is who they are
because you already know that about them.
- Right, but I think of the benefit I've had when you
and some of my close friends and our leaders in our lives
have said to me, "Hey, Alan, are you aware
that you come across like this?"
And of course I'm not aware
that I'm going to cross like this because if I did, I would modify my behavior.
So it's really helpful input.
Um, and that's basically it.
You're connecting, you're asking questions, you're presenting an observation, the problem.
The goal is not to think I have to win.

You do not win by them falling at your feet, saying, Oh, would you please forgive me?
Because sometimes people won't be able to see it and are either thinking, no, I don't
that or, "Hey, I need to go away and pray about it," or, "But the win is you risking the relationship
you have for one that might be better." One of the verses I pray often, Ephesians 4-32, be kind
and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other just as in Christ God forgave you.
Like smiling, remembering that love is the goal, all of that does wonders at lowering the anxiety
through the whole process.
Right.
So when is a bad time to confront?
Tuesdays.
Yeah.
No.
So you chose it like four.
We have this saying in our community
that a terrible time to pretty much do anything,
but especially any level of confrontation
is when you're in a state of halt, H-A-L-T.
That stands for hungry, angry, lonely, tired.
Right.
You're never going to be at your best
when you're in one of those four things.
- Right, so even the most well-planned confrontation,
if you were in halt, is probably not gonna go well.
- Abort, abort, abort.
- Abort exactly, wait a day, get some sleep,
get some food, get some perspective, and then come back.
- And the other thing is, like for example,
on Saturday night, we went out for some dinner
with our friends, we were not going out to confront,
we're going to hang out, but I realized
we'd worked out in the yard all afternoon,
I get in the car and I'm thinking,
I have no energy to connect with people I love.
So I recognized, oh, I'm in the hungry stage.
Again, this isn't confrontation, this is just friendship.
And I just said to them, guys, I'm so sorry.
If I seem withdrawn, I promise you,
as soon as I eat something, I'll be much better.
And right enough, as soon as I had some food in me,
I was like, oh, and I'm back.
- And they had their taser ready
in case that wasn't the case.
- Exactly, but if that's you on a good day,
hungry not being able to perform
Imagine throwing in the anxiety of having to do a confrontation.
So just say no to that.
Just say no.
When is a good time to confront?
I'm not sure there's ever a good time to confront.
I mean, we could make excuses forever to not bring confrontation.
Absolutely.
So I think you have to just choose a time in confront.
Right. And often our leaders, you know, when we're setting them up, like, and we're training
them how to confront, we're saying, okay, you're going to do that.
How was it?
And come back and they're like, you know, it just didn't seem like a good time.
And we encourage them like, hey, there's never a good time.
You just want to get out there and do it.
Now, obviously, if somebody's going through crisis or loss, not a good time to confront.
But the genuinely bad times to confront are fewer than you would actually think.
Right.
And our encouragement to people is it's a skill you learn.
The reason you don't want to do it is you're not practiced at it.
And the only way to get practiced at it is to do it.
Right.
And remember that kindness is really vital in the process.
So you need to actually smile.
It lowers the anxiety in the room.
And it helps people to realize,
hey, you're not mad at me.

'Cause God in the midst of anything can bring resolution.
- Absolutely, absolutely.
So here's our encouragement for you this week.
Ask the Lord about any friction in your relationships.
So just do a relationship audit with the Holy Spirit.
And if you were being listened to this,
probably people have already come to mind.
probably thinking, "Oh yeah, I do need to confront that person." And so ask the Lord,
like when is a good time to confront? Come up with a game plan, think about our three-step
process, connecting, asking questions, presenting an observation of the problem, and then action
the game plan. It's honestly going to produce incredible results in your relationships.
Now next week, we're going to talk to you about how to receive confrontation, a task
that's just as vital and possibly harder than initiating confrontation. So join us next
week for part two of this topic.
Yes. Like this episode? Well, we have plenty more like it. Head on over to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and that's A-L-Y-N-A-N-D-A-J.com to hear more.
Yeah, and thank you my parents every day that they spell my name uniquely, A-L-Y-N. If
If you've got a question to ask us, head to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or hit us up on Twitter or
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skyline.vista.agent module¶
skyline.vista.fetcher module¶
skyline.vista.worker module¶
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multiprocessing.process.Process
The worker process retrieves time series published to the Vista Fetcher Redis set, vista.fetcher.metrics.json (and in future the vista.fetcher.metrics.csv Redis set) and validates the latest data points for each metric and submits it to Skyline Flux or directly to Graphite.


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Abstract: RPCountedToken is an NSString with a count.
Although the count may be used for any arbitrary purpose, it is normally used to
represent the number of times that an RPCountedToken has been "added" to its parent collection.
Because its count is settable, it is used internally by RPTokenControl to represent tokens,
and may be used externally in applications where the inability to set the count makes
NSCountedSet too cumbersome.
INHERITANCE
RPCountedToken is a subclass of NSObject
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
RPTokenControl has been tested on systems as early as Mac OS 10.3.
KVC-COMPLIANT PROPERTIES
The following properties may be set and observed using key-value coding,
except those noted as read-only may be only observed.
Accessor methods may also be available.
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The string.
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int count
The count. The value count=0 is reserved for the special "ellipsis" RPCountedToken
VERSION HISTORY, AUTHOR, ETC.
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Utilities¶
- Delegators
- Attribute Setters
- Attribute Getters
- Aliased attributes
- Protected attributes
- Accessible attributes
- Serialization
- Automatic Timestamps
ActiveRecord offers numerous ways to make your life easier by adding some interesting features to your models.
Delegators
This is similar to attribute aliasing, except that it works via your associations. You can alias an attribute on your model to use a particular attribute on an association. Let's take a look.
1 class Person extends ActiveRecord\Model {
2 static $belongs_to = array(array('venue'),array('host'));
3 static $delegate = array(
4 array('name', 'state', 'to' => 'venue'),
5 array('name', 'to' => 'host', 'prefix' => 'host'));
6 }
7
8 $person = Person::first();
9 $person->state # same as calling $person->venue->state
10 $person->name # same as calling $person->venue->name
11 $person->host_name # same as calling $person->host->name
Attribute setters
Setters allow you to define custom methods for assigning a value to one of your attributes. This means you can intercept the assign process and filter/modify the data to your needs. This is helpful in a situation such as encrypting user passwords. Normally, you define a setter which does not carry the same name as your attribute, but you can set your attribute inside of the method. In the example below, $user->password is a virtual attribute: if you try to read/access the attribute instead of assign, an UndefinedPropertyException will be thrown.
1 class User extends ActiveRecord\Model {
2
3 # A setter method must have set_ prepended to its name to qualify.
4 # $this->encrypted_password is the actual attribute for this model.
5 public function set_password($plaintext) {
6 $this->encrypted_password = md5($plaintext);
7 }
8 }
9
10 $user = new User;
11 $user->password = 'plaintext'; # will call $user->set_password('plaintext')
12 # if you did an echo $user->password you would get an UndefinedPropertyException
If you define a custom setter with the same name as an attribute then you will need to use assign_attribute() to assign the value to the attribute. This is necessary due to the way Model::__set() works. For example, assume 'name' is a field on the table and we're defining a custom setter called 'name':
1 class User extends ActiveRecord\Model {
2
3 # INCORRECT:
4 # function set_name($name) {
5 # $this->name = strtoupper($name);
6 # }
7
8 public function set_name($name) {
9 $this->assign_attribute('name',strtoupper($name));
10 }
11 }
12
13 $user = new User;
14 $user->name = 'bob';
15 echo $user->name; # => BOB
Attribute getters
Getters allow you to intercept attribute/property value retrieval on your models. They are defined in a similar manner to setters. See Model::__get for details.
Aliased attributes
This option is fairly straight-forward. An aliased attribute allows you to set/get the attribute via a different name. This comes in handy when you have terrible field names like field_one, field_two, or for legacy tables. In this example, the alias first_name is created to reference the existing field person_first_name.
1 class Person extends ActiveRecord\Model {
2 static $alias_attribute = array(
3 'first_name' => 'person_first_name',
4 'last_name' => 'person_last_name');
5 }
6
7 $person = Person::first();
8 echo $person->person_first_name; # => Jax
9
10 $person->first_name = 'Tito';
11 echo $person->first_name; # => Tito
12 echo $person->person_first_name; # => Tito
Protected attributes
Blacklist of attributes that cannot be mass-assigned. Protecting these attributes allows you to avoid security problems where a malicious user may try to create additional post values. This is the opposite of accessible attributes.
1 class User extends ActiveRecord\Model {
2 static $attr_protected = array('admin');
3 }
4
5 $attributes = array('first_name' => 'Tito','admin' => 1);
6 $user = new User($attributes);
7
8 echo $user->first_name; # => Tito
9 echo $user->admin; # => null
10 # now no one can fake post values and make themselves an admin against your will!
Accessible attributes
Whitelist of attributes that are checked from mass-assignment calls such as constructing a model or using Model::update_attributes(). This is the opposite of protected attributes. Accessible attributes can also be used as a security measure against fake post values, except that it is often more pragmatic because it is a whitelist approach.
1 class User extends ActiveRecord\Model {
2 static $attr_accessible = array('first_name');
3 }
4
5 $attributes = array('first_name' => 'Tito','last_name' => 'J.','admin' => 1);
6 $user = new User($attributes);
7
8 echo $person->last_name; # => null
9 echo $person->admin; # => null
10 echo $person->first_name; # => Tito
11 # first_name is the only attribute that can be mass-assigned, so the other 2 are null
Serialization
This is not the normal kind of PHP serialization you are used to. This will not serialize your entire object; however, it will serialize the attributes of your model to either an xml or a json representation. An options array can take the following parameters:
only: a string or array of attributes to be included.
exclude: a string or array of attributes to be excluded.
methods: a string or array of methods to invoke. The method's name will be used as a key for the final attributes array along with the method's returned value
include: a string or array of associated models to include in the final serialized product.
skip_instruct: set to true to skip the declaration.
Below only includes Model::to_json() examples; however, you can use all of the examples with Model::to_xml()
1 class User extends ActiveRecord\Model {
2 static $has_many = array(array('orders'));
3
4 public function name() {
5 return $this->first_name .' '. $this->last_name;
6 }
7 }
8
9 # assume these fields are on our `users` table:
10 # id, first_name, last_name, email, social_security, phone_number
11
12 $user = User::first();
13
14 # json should only contain id and email
15 $json = $user->to_json(array(
16 'only' => array('id', 'email')
17 ));
18
19 echo $json; # =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>20
21 # limit via exclusion (here we use a string, but an array can be passed)
22 $json = $user->to_json(array(
23 'except' => 'social_security'
24 ));
25
26 echo $json; # => {"id":1,"first_name":"George","last_name":"Bush",
27 # "email":"none@email.com","phone_number":"555-5555"}
28
29 # call $user->name() and the returned value will be in our json
30 $json = $user->to_json(array(
31 'only' => array('email', 'name'),
32 'methods' => 'name'
33 ));
34
35 echo $json; # => {"name":"George<EMAIL_ADDRESS>36
37 # call $user->name() and the returned value will be in our json
38 $json = $user->to_json(array(
39 'only' => array('email', 'name'),
40 'methods' => 'name'
41 ));
42
43 # include the orders association
44 $json = $user->to_json(array(
45 'include' => array('orders')
46 ));
47
48 # you can nest includes .. here orders also has a payments association
49 $json = $user->to_json(array(
50 'include' => array('orders' => array('except' => 'id', 'include' => 'payments')
51 ));
DateTime fields are serialized to ISO8601 format by default. This format can be changed by setting ActiveRecord\Serialization::$DATETIME_FORMAT. You can use a raw formatter or any of the pre-defined formats defined in DateTime::$FORMAT
1 ActiveRecord\Serialization::$DATETIME_FORMAT = 'Y-m-d';
2 ActiveRecord\Serialization::$DATETIME_FORMAT = 'atom';
3 ActiveRecord\Serialization::$DATETIME_FORMAT = 'long';
4 ActiveRecord\Serialization::$DATETIME_FORMAT = \DateTime::RSS;
Automatic Timestamps
Models with fields named created_at and updated_at will have those fields automatically updated upon model creation and model updates.


Kane treble helps England qualify for Euro 2020 with 7-0 win
Harry Kane scored a first half hat-trick as England booked their place in the finals of Euro 2020 with an easy 7-0 victory over Montenegro at Wembley Stadium on Thursday.
LONDON: Harry Kane scored a first half hat-trick as England booked their place in the finals of Euro 2020 with an easy 7-0 victory over Montenegro at Wembley Stadium on Thursday.
England lead Group A on 18 points with just one game remaining and can now look forward to next year's tournament in which the semi-finals and final will be played at Wembley.
Montenegro, level on three points with Bulgaria at the bottom of the table, offered no examination of the credentials of Gareth Southgate's side for the tournament, which begins in June, but England's total of 33 goals from their seven games so far certainly shows the potency of their attack.
Southgate again put his faith in youth, with the starting line-ups average age of 23 years and 255 days, the youngest Three Lions side since 1959.
As expected, Manchester City's Raheem Sterling was left out by Southgate as punishment for his role in an altercation with Liverpool's Joe Gomez at England's training camp on Monday.
But England have no shortage of options in attack with Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford lining up alongside Kane in a three-pronged attack.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, whose progress with the national team has been hampered by injury, put England ahead in the 11th minute, drilling into the bottom corner after left-back Ben Chilwell found him with a clever chip over the defence.
Leicester City full-back Chilwell then created the second, seven minutes later, with a free-kick that picked out Kane, who smartly glanced home a header.
The same pair combined for the third, in the 24th minute, with Kane losing his marker to simply head in a corner from Chilwell.

Kane wrapped up his hat-trick in the 37th minute, with a sharp turn and shot into the bottom corner as England went into the break 5-0 up.
Mason Mount had a goal disallowed for offside after the break but an own goal from Aleksandar Sofranac made it six after a scramble in the box.
Substitute Tammy Abraham grabbed his first England goal, six minutes from the end, sliding in at the near post to convert a low cross from Sancho.
(Reporting by Simon Evans; editing by Ken Ferris and Pritha Sarkar)