Written by: Seth Kurland
Transcribed by: Eric Aasen
[Scene: Central Perk, all but Chandler are there, Joey laughs for no apparent reason.]
Monica: (to Joey) Whats so funny?
Joey: Oh, nothing, no.
Monica: Oh. (she laughs)
Joey: What-whats so funny?
(Chandler enters with a cigarette.)
Gunther: (to Chandler) Oh, no-no, no-no-no, theres none of that in here.
Chandler: Oh come on man! At least let me finish this last one.
Gunther: Okay, but only if you give me a drag.
Chandler: Okay.
(Chandler hands him the cigarette, and he takes a long drag.)

Chandler: No-no, why dont you hang on to that one.
(He goes and sits down next to Rachel and puts a cigarette in his mouth, which Rachel takes away from him. He puts another cigarette in his mouth, and Rachel takes it away again.)
Chandler: Okay, thats like the least fun game ever.
 Nope, that patch is no good. (Joey and Monica both do their fake laughs.)
Rachel: Come on, its a hypnosis tape. This woman at work used it for two weeks straight and she hasnt smoked since.
Ross: Pffhah.
Rachel: (to Ross) Whats your problem?

Rachel: Ross, I watched you get hypnotised in Atlantic City.
Ross: Hey, that guy did not hypnotise me! Okay.

Phoebe: All right, y'know forget hypnosis. The way to quit smoking is you have to dance naked in a field of heather, and then bath in the sweat of six healthy young men.
Chandler: Or what my Father called Thursday night.
Opening Credits
[Scene: Central Perk, continued from earlier, Ross is handing Rachel a cup of coffee.]
Ross: Here you go.
Rachel: Oh, y'know what, I didnt want cinnamon on this.
Ross: Sorry. (To remedy that, Ross scoops the cinnamon off of the top with his hand.)
Frank: (entering) Hi!
Phoebe: Oh my God!!
Frank: Hi!
Phoebe: Frank! Hi!
Frank: How are you?
Phoebe: What are you doing here?
Frank: Oh, well y'know, I wouldve called but I lost your phone number and then ah, my Mom locked me out of the house so I couldnt find it. And then, I tried to find a pay phone, and ah, the receiver was cut off. So...
Phoebe: What happened?
Frank: Ah, oh, the ah, vandalism.
Phoebe: But, also, what happened between you and your Mom?
Frank: Well, we got into a fight cause ah, she said I was to immature to get married.
Phoebe: Your getting married?!
Frank: Oh, yeah!
All: Wow!
Phoebe: My little brothers getting married!!
Frank: Oh, I knew youd be so cool about this. All right, ah, hey, do you want to meet her?
Phoebe: Do I?
Frank: Do you?
Phoebe: Yeah, I do, yeah.
Frank: Okay, cool, all right, she just ah, parking the truck. (to Joey) Im gonna, Im gonna get my ah, my fiancée man!
Chandler: Y'know, I wouldve bet good money that hed be the first one of us to get married.
Phoebe: Yeah, isnt it fantastic?
Monica: Yeah, ah, but Pheebs dont you think hes a little young to get married?
Phoebe: What, hes 18.
Ross: Exactly, itll be illegal for him to drink at his own bachelor party.
Joey: Yeah, or-or to get a hooker.
Chandler: Always illegal Joe.
Frank: (entering with his fiancée Alice, who is obviously much, much older than he is) Hey! Hey! This is ah, my fiancée, Mrs. Knight. (he points out Phoebe to her)
Alice: Y'know it-its funny, um, Frank told me so much about you, but your not how I pictured you at all.
Phoebe: Yeah, Im a big surprise.
(Ross lets them both sit in his chair.)
Monica: So, um, how-how did you guys meet?
Frank: Well um, I was in ah Mrs. Knights ah, I mean Alice, sorry, Alice, I always do that. I was in her ah, Home Ec class.
Alice: And he was my best student.
Frank: Yeah, she was my best teacher.
Alice: Ohhh. (They embrace in a very passionate kiss.)
Chandler: If that doesnt keep kids in school, what will?

Alice: Yeah. Y'know we-we talked about just living together, but um, we want to have kids right away.
(Both Chandler and Phoebe have shocked looks on their faces.)
Rachel: Oh my God!! Great!
Phoebe: Wow, kids. Frank, are you sure youre ready for that?
Frank: I mean, how hard can it be? Y'know, I mean, y'know, babies, y'know who doesnt want babies right? And besides y'know, I never had a Dad around, and ah, now-now I always will, cause y'know, itll be me. Right?
Alice: Y'know, I mean, really we do realise that theres an age difference between us.
Phoebe: Oh good! Okay.
Alice: Oh no, but when it comes to love, what does age matter?
(They both growl and hiss at each other and then kiss passionately again.)
[Scene: Chandlers bedroom, Chandler is listening to the hypnosis tape.]
Hypnosis Tape: You are falling fast asleep. Deeper. Deeper. Deeper. You are now completely asleep. You dont need to smoke. Cigarettes dont control you. You are a strong, confident woman, who does not need to smoke. A strong, confident woman.
[Scene: The Moondance Diner, Monica is working, Rachel is having lunch.]
Monica: And y'know what, I just realised, in the last year Ive only gone out with two guys, Richard and Julio. You gotta help me out here, you gotta set me up, you gotta get me back in the game.
Rachel: Well, that shouldnt be a problem. I mean I work in fashion and all I meet are eligible straight men.
Monica: (to a customer) Pete, can I get you something else?
Pete: Yeah, a slice of cheesecake and-and a date if youre given em out.
Monica: Havent you and I covered that topic?
Pete: Hmm, come on, you just said to her that you .

Pete: Well, if that were true, Id dating my Aunt Ruth. And the two times we went out were just plain awkward. (to Rachel) Come on, you think she should go out with me, dont you?
 I mean that aint a pretty picture in the morning, yknow what I mean. That wig all in disarray, and boobs flung over the night stand, y'know.
Monica: I mean really, think about it.
Pete: Ho-ho, I will.
[Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Ross and Joey are being lectured by Phoebe.]
Phoebe: No, I know, I know, that this is Franks life, (walks behind them, they turn around in the leather chairs to face her) y'know. Y'know, I dont want to be all judgmental, y'know, but this is sick, its sick and wrong!
Ross: Pheebs, what, is it the age thing?

Joey: Pheebs, he seems to enjoy it.
Phoebe: But, I mean, do you think hes gonna enjoy it when hes up to his elbows in the diapers from all the babies they have to have right away?! This is not fair to Frank, (she walks behind them again, and hey again turn to follow her) and it-its not fair to the babies, and y'know what, its not good home economics.
Joey: Well, have-have you told him how you feel?
Phoebe: Yes. Not out loud.

Phoebe: Yeah, but if I do tell him, then hes gonna hate myself. I mean look at him and his Mom, I cant. (pause) But, you guys can, please you gotta talk him out of it.
Ross and Joey: No-no-no-no-no. (They start to turn away, but Phoebe stops them, and turns them back to face her.)
 Do you want me to lose everything? Everything?!
Ross and Joey: No.
Phoebe: Okay, Im gonna go get Frank. (exits)
Joey: So, were walking down the street and I turn to you and I say, Hey, lets go hang out at Totally Nude Nudes, remember? And then, and then, you turn to me and say, Nah, lets just hang out at your place.
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Rachel and Monica are entering.]
Rachel: I think you should definitely go out with this guy.
Monica: Nah, he doesnt do anything for me.
Rachel: Monica, last Saturday night, what happened on Walker: Texas Ranger?
Monica: Well, umm, Walker was looking for this big bus load of kids . (realises) All right, I get your point.
Rachel: All right.
Chandler: (entering, carrying a briefcase) Hi.
Monica: Hey.
Chandler: Y'know, I forgot the combination to this about a year ago? I just carry it around. Do you have any Chap Stick?
Monica: Uh, yeah.
Rachel: Hey, how are those tapes working out for ya?
Chandler: Y'know what, pretty good.
Rachel: Yeah?
Chandler: Good! I havent smoked yet today, I feel great, and-and-and confident, that is a stunning blouse.
Rachel: Thank you.
Monica: Here you go.
Chandler: Thanks
Rachel: Hey Mon, lets give Pete a chance Come on, he was funny, he seems really nice, and that check thing was adorable.
Chandler: What check thing?
Monica: As a joke, this customer at work who has a crush on me gave me a $20,000 tip. His number is on the check, he just did so Id call him.
Chandler: (reading the check) Pete Becker. Pete (quickly grabs a magazine and opens it up to show her a picture) (pointing to the picture) Is this him?
Monica: Thats Bill Clinton.
Chandler: Whos he huggin?
Monica: Oh my God! Thats Pete! But why is Bill huggin Pete?
Chandler: This guy invented Moss 865! Every office in the world uses that program!
Rachel: We use it!!
Chandler: There you go!!

Monica: Im not gonna go out with him.

Monica: Or incredibly offensive.
Rachel: Oh yeah, sure, that too.
(Chandler is putting on the Chap Stick the same way that women put on lipstick, including the bit with the piece of tissue.)
Chandler: (to the girls who are staring at him) What?
[Scene: Chandler and Joey's, Ross and Joey are talking to Frank.]
Ross: All were saying is dont rush into anything.
Joey: Yeah, come on, think about it.
Frank: What, you dont think I know that?

Ross: Yeah, he-hes right, hes right. This is your time y'know, yeah, youre young, youre-youre weird, chicks dig that.
Frank: Okay, but isnt sex better when its with one person that you really, really care about.
Joey: Yeah, in a poem maybe.
Ross: No the mans right, thats what I had with Rachel.
Frank: You dont have it anymore?
Ross: No, I ah, I slept with someone else.
Frank: Okay, so wait, all right, so how does that make things better?
Ross: It didnt.
Frank: Okay, so what you used to have with Rachel, is what Ive got with Alice.
Joey: Now, wh-what, what is that like?
Frank: Its so cool man, its so, its just cause being with her is so much better than like not being with her.
Ross: Yeah, yeah.
Joey: (to Ross) Why cant I find that?
Ross: Dont ask me, I had it and I blew it!
Joey: Well, I want it!
Frank: You can have it!
Joey: I dont know, maybe I cant. I mean, maybe theres something wrong with me.
Ross: Oh, no! No!
Frank: Its out there man! Ive seen it! I got it!!
Joey: Then you hold on to it!!
Frank: All right, man!!
Joey: All right, congratulations you lucky bastard! (hugs him)
[Scene: Chandler and Joey's, its after Ross and Joeys talk with Frank, and Phoebes is finding out what happened.]
Phoebe: (to Joey) Youre Franks best man?!
Joey: I couldnt help it, there love is so pure.
Phoebe: Well then, (to Ross) what about you?! Huh?!
Ross: Im the ring bearer.
(As Phoebe stands there in shock and disbelief, Chandler comes out of the bathroom and walks to his bedroom. Hes just got out of the shower and has the towel wrapped around himself high across his chest, and another towel wrapped around his head, like women wear towels.
Commercial Break
[Scene: Phoebes, Phoebe is opening the door.]
Phoebe: Hi! Oh, Alice, hi! Thanks. Im so glad you could come, cause Ive got a real umm, Home Ec emergency. (Points to the table cloth, which has a huge mustard stain on it.)
Alice: Oh my God, who died on this?!
Phoebe: Yeah, I know. Its a real mustard-tastrophe. Can you help me?
Alice: Absolutely. Okay, first well start with a little club soda and salt, and then if that doesnt work we can go back to
Phoebe: Y'know what, forget it. Its ruined.
Alice: Oh no-no, never say that. If we cant get it out then we can cut around the stain, add a little lace, you make a stylish throw.
Phoebe: Or instead, maybe you could just not marry my brother Frank.
[Scene: Petes office, he is participating in a conference call with three other employees, each of whom are on a different TV screen that he controls with a remote.]
Pete: Okay, thats great, but can we make it smaller? Can we make it fit on the head of a pin? I love when we make things fit on the head of a pin.
All: Got it. Yeah all right. Yeah, okay.
(The intercom buzzes.)
Secretary: You have a Miss Monica Geller here.
Pete: Uh, absolutely, yeah, sEnd her in. (Monica enters) Hi.

Monica: Seriously, what is this supposed to mean?
Pete: Well, yknow, I never know how much to tip.
Monica: Youre supposed to double the tax. Not double the tax of Romania. I mean, whats-whats the deal? Are you, are you trying to buy me? Is this the way you get girls to go out with you?
Employee: Umm, Im still here.
Pete: (turns off the TV) Youre taking this all wrong. Because, if I didnt leave you that tip, you wouldnt of come down here, we wouldnt be having this argument, and there wouldnt be this ah, heat between us.
Monica: What?!
Pete: Come on, you gotta admit that our relationship is ah, is hitting a new level now. Cause you used to be like the chef, and I was the customer, and now were like this-this couple that fights.
Monica: Okay, umm, youre a loon.
 I think youre great.
Monica: I dont know.
Pete: Why not?
Monica: Cause I dont want to encourage this kind of behaviour.
Pete: One meal! Thats all Im asking for. Please? We go out, we eat, and if you dont have a good time, I give you ten grand, we call it even.
[Scene: Phoebes, she is coming home. She turns on the lights, and sits down on the couch.]
Frank: (hiding under a pile of clothes) Hi. (She jumps up screaming.) Wait, no! Just put the mail down. Its-its me!
Phoebe: Okay. Whoa, sorry. Why were you just like all in the dark?
Frank: Oh well, um, your, your laundry just smelled so good, that I thought Id curl up in it. Is that all right?
Phoebe: Oh, yeah, sure. So, how was your day?
Frank: Oh, well just probably the worst one since Ive been alive.
Phoebe: What umm, what happened?
Frank: Umm, Alice ah, she ah, called it off.
Phoebe: Oh no. Did umm, did she say why?
Frank: Uh, no, not really, just that I was too young, y'know, but I dont see how I could all of the sudden be too young, cause Im older than I was when we first got together.
Phoebe: Yeah, yeah, no, I dont, I dont know. But, y'know what, maybe its just all for the best?
Frank: Yeah, if the best is like unbelievable pain!
Phoebe: Oh, sweetie, oh. (hugs him)
Frank: Y'know, I just was finally happy y'know. For the first time in my life! After my Dad left me, and then, and then getting arrested for stealing those birds, and then, and then the whole punctured lung thing! I can, its still really hard to take deep breaths in cold weather, but with Alice all that stuff kinda went away. And now its, and now its gone and I dont know why!
Phoebe: Uh, well I can tell you why. Its, its because of me. But, y'know what, I only did it because I love you. Okay?
Frank: What?
Phoebe: Umm, well I, I kinda had a little chat with Alice, and I sort of made her see why you two shouldnt be together, y'know.
Frank: Wait a minute, wait, this is because of you?
Phoebe: Okay.

Phoebe: Okay, but.
Frank: Wait, y'know what, I-I came to you because I thought youd understand! Oh no!! Y'know, I would storm out of here right now if-if I had some money, or a place to go
[Scene: Monica and Rachel's, Rachel is getting Monica ready for her date. The guys are also there. The door buzzes.]
Rachel: Oh my God! The millionaires here!
Chandler: (in a feminine way) Oh my God! (and he jumps all around)
Monica: Guys, please, Im just gonna have dinner with him. Okay?

Monica: I know!!
Chandler: Okay, then get the lobster!
Monica: (opening the door) (to Pete) Hey!
Pete: Hi.
Rachel: Hi!!
Joey: Hey!
Ross: Hi!
(Theyre all staring at him, with big, huge smiles on their faces.)
Joey: Hey, how much cash do you got in your pocket right now?
Monica: And thats why, Im not inviting you in for a drink. (starts to leave) Bye.
All: Oh-no-no-no-no .
Rachel: Just one drink?!
Monica: (in the hallway) So, where do you want to go?
Pete: Hey, you like pizza?
Monica: Oh, thats sounds great.
Pete: I know a great little place.
[Cut to a shot of the coliseum in Rome, Italy.]
[Scene: A restaurant in Rome, Monica is paying for the pizza.]
Pete: Youre, hey, youre not paying for the pizza!
Monica: Oh come on, its only fair, you paid for the flight. Now is, is that enough lire?
Pete: Ahh, Id throw another thousand on that.
Monica: Why, how much is that?
Pete: Thats about 60 cents.
[Scene: Chandler and Joey's, its the middle of the night. Joey is walking into the living room, and runs into the entertainment centre.]
Joey: Every night!!
(He starts to walk to the bathroom and hears the hypnosis tape from Chandlers bedroom.)
Hypnosis Tape: You do not need to smoke. Cigarettes dont control you. You are a strong, confident woman, who does not need to smoke. A strong, confident woman, who does not need to smoke. (Joey walks out smiling to himself.)
[Scene: Phoebes, Frank is watching TV, and hes very depressed as Phoebe enters.]
Phoebe: Hey, Frank. Look, okay, I know that you think I did like this totally evil thing, but I so didnt. Theres someone here who can explain this better than I can.
Alice: Hi Frank.
Frank: Hi, Mrs. Knight.
Alice: Phoebes right Frank. I know its hard to hear, but it wouldve been wrong to go through with it. I-I-I was being selfish, even though we, we want the same things now, in the future we may not. (to Phoebe) Is that it, is that what it is?
Phoebe: Yeah, but not just that.
Alice: Right, not just that. Umm, even though we love each other as much as we do, none the less
Phoebe: None the less.
Alice: None the less. Umm, youre too young to, to really know what you want. (They embrace in a passionate kiss.)
Phoebe: Thats right, exactly. (sees them) All right, its a good bye kiss, thats good. (Frank picks Alice up and they move to the couch) Bye-bye. (They both lie down on the couch and start to make out.) Okay, no, the important thing is that you see what Im saying, y'know, just y'know, this is clearly wrong. (They ignore her) Okay, Ive decided Im gonna let this happen! Okay, can I just get my purse? (She reaches in and Alice moans) Okay, all right, good. (leaves).
Closing Credits
[Scene: Chandlers bedroom, hes listening to the hypnosis tape again.]
Hypnosis Tape: Cigarettes dont control you. You are a strong, confident woman, who does not need to smoke.
Joey: (Hes recorded his voice on the tape) Joeys your best friEnd. You want to make him a cheese sandwich everyday. (he laughs) And you also want to buy him hundreds of dollars worth of pants.
(Chandler wakes up and stares at the tape.)
End


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Debra L. Burdick
MADISON-Debra L. Burdick, age 56, of Madison, passed away on Thursday, Oct. 31, 2019, at home. She was born on July 9, 1963, in Madison, the daughter of Raymond and Audrey Miller.
Debbie married Bruce Burdick on June 25, 1983, in Madison. She loved spending time with her grandchildren playing at parks, traveling and picking berries. Debbie had a passion for animals, taking them in and caring for them. She enjoyed listening to live music with her husband and kids. She loved to travel and dreamed of traveling the world, which her kids will grant in her memory.
Debbie is survived by her husband, Bruce; sons, Brandon (Missy) Miller, Brian (Juliya Fitzgerald) Burdick and Kyle (Sonya) Burdick; daughters, Tiffany Burdick and Alecia (Mahmoud) Harris; mother; Audrey; brother, Timothy (Lyn) Miller; seven grandchildren, Brandon, Brenda, Natalia, Vassili, Tony, Sophia and Salah. She was preceded in death by her father, Raymond; and aunts, Mary Heller, Deborah Heiny, and Marie Olson.
In respect of Debbie's wishes, services will be private. Online condolences may be made at www.gundersonfh.com.


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Definition
Short-term travel is traveling lasting 2-5 days.
The following is a list of supplies for a trip lasting \(d\) days.
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\(d\) T-shirts
\(d-1\) boxers
\(d\) socks
1-2 collared shirts
1-2 pants/shorts
Jacket
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Toothbrush
Toothpaste
Razor
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Laptop
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Tablet
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18 months ago I wrote about my ideal house. Back then I was still living in my large, suburban, family home, hadn’t yet graduated and didn’t have much of a job. The old plan looked like this:
Things couldn’t be much more different now. I have a job that pays well and I’ve lived 5 minutes outside the city in an apartment with my girlfriend for the better part of a year.
After 8 months living in an apartment my take on ideal living arrangements has changed — but not much. Most of the points I raised in my original post stand true now. Free standing houses beat apartments for windows and backyards, houses are usually much too large, one bathroom is enough, dining rooms are a waste of space, an outdoor area is important. I still agree with all these things and I think my original plan stands up well, I’d happily live alone in it today.
There was one glaring omission from the original plan that I mentioned but didn’t address, the complete lack of storage beyond a single wardrobe. I’m not one to needlessly keep much but often it’s unavoidable and it’s frustrating not having enough space or the right space kind to store things.
That’s the main issue I’ve tried to address in my revised plan but there’s lots of other stuff there too:
At first it looks much bigger, something I’m trying to avoid but note that I’ve included the patio/verandah area in this plan and as one floor is a basement, the overall footprint has only increased about 15%.
The biggest addition is the basement. You’d be hard pressed to find a house in Australia with a basement which is crazy, they’re a great, efficient use of space and could provide respite from the Summer heat. It addresses the lack of storage with the room on the left totally dedicated to it. I imagine lining those walls with shelves and cupboards, all removable to keep that room flexible.
The rest of the basement is multipurpose. It’s somewhat a typical garage space but I don’t own a car and don’t think cars belong inside anyway. Part laundry, part place to keep my bikes, bike paraphernalia, other training equipment and tools.
The door on the right wall of the basement is a typical garage roller door. Having to go to a separate garage or dragging my bike through the apartment sucks when I’m going in and out on bikes 4 times or more every day. I imagine a ramp driveway cut into the ground to get down there. It’s not space efficient but I don’t see another way. That and the space stealing need for stairs are the worst thing about the addition of a basement.
I’ve pulled the study into it’s own room. I have too much computer related stuff that’d clutter up the lounge room area. I also like the idea of totally concentrating on getting things done when in the office and using a laptop outside or on the couch for more “recreational” computing.
Basically it’s the same plan with additional storage and garage space.
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| chd69 | arcus | n |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0 | 2058 |
| 0 | 1 | 839 |
| 1 | 0 | 153 |
| 1 | 1 | 102 |
| 1 | NA | 2 |
| Absent | Present | |
|---|---|---|
| no | 2058 | 839 |
| yes | 153 | 102 |
We can then find the following:
This leads to \[ \begin{aligned} \log\left(\dfrac{p_1}{1-p_1}\right) = \beta_0+\beta_1 &\Rightarrow p_1 = \dfrac{\exp\left(\beta_0+\beta_1\right)}{1+\exp\left(\beta_0+\beta_1\right)} \\ \log\left(\dfrac{p_0}{1-p_0}\right) = \beta_0 & \Rightarrow p_0 = \dfrac{\exp\left(\beta_0\right)}{1+\exp\left(\beta_0\right)}\\ \end{aligned} \]
\[ \begin{aligned} \beta_0 &= \log\left(\dfrac{p_0}{1-p_0}\right)\\ \beta_1 &= \log\left(\dfrac{p_1}{1-p_1}\right) - \beta_0\\ &= \log\left(\dfrac{p_1}{1-p_1}\right) - \log\left(\dfrac{p_0}{1-p_0}\right)\\ &= \log\left(\dfrac{\left(\dfrac{p_1}{1-p_1}\right)}{\left(\dfrac{p_0}{1-p_0}\right)}\right)\\ &= \log\left( \dfrac{\text{Odds of CHD in Arcus Present Group}}{\text{Odds of CHD in Arcus Absent Group}}\right)\\ &= \log\left( \text{Odds Ratio}\right) \end{aligned} \]
-This shows us that \(\beta_1\) is the log odds ratio comparing those with Arcus Senilis vs those without it.
\[ \begin{aligned} \beta_1 &= \log\left( \text{Odds Ratio}\right)\\ \text{Odds Ratio} &= \exp\left(\beta_1\right)\\ \end{aligned} \]
fit.bin <- glm(chd69 ~ arcus, data=wcgs, family=binomial(link="logit"))
tidy(fit.bin, exponentiate = TRUE, conf.int=TRUE)[,-c(3:4)]
## # A tibble: 2 x 5
## term estimate p.value conf.low conf.high
## <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 (Intercept) 0.0743 3.25e-211 0.0628 0.0873
## 2 arcus 1.64 2.48e- 4 1.25 2.12
When we work with clinical and epidemiological data we tend to focus on multiple predictors. For example:
\[\Pr(Y=1|X_1,\ldots,X_p) = \dfrac{\exp\left( \beta_0 + \beta_1X_1 + \cdots + \beta_pX_p\right)}{1 + \exp\left( \beta_0 + \beta_1X_1 + \cdots + \beta_pX_p\right)} \]
fit.mult <- glm(chd69 ~ age + arcus + chol + sbp, data=wcgs, family=binomial(link="logit"))
tidy(fit.mult, conf.int=TRUE, exponentiate=TRUE)[,-c(3:4)]
| term | estimate | p.value | conf.low | conf.high |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (Intercept) | 0.0000232 | 0.0000000 | 0.0000048 | 0.0001079 |
| age | 1.0586969 | 0.0000024 | 1.0338946 | 1.0841052 |
| arcus | 1.2819917 | 0.0793992 | 0.9690163 | 1.6891421 |
| chol | 1.0112888 | 0.0000000 | 1.0083450 | 1.0142734 |
| sbp | 1.0215975 | 0.0000000 | 1.0137544 | 1.0293837 |
log.odd <-fit.mult$coefficients[1] + fit.mult$coefficients[2]*60 + fit.mult$coefficients[3]*1 +
fit.mult$coefficients[4]*253 + fit.mult$coefficients[5]*136
log.odd
## (Intercept)
## -1.255354
exp(log.odd)/(1 + exp(log.odd))
## (Intercept)
## 0.2217746
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| age | Age in years at time of Randomization |
| asa | 0 - placebo, 1 - aspirin |
| bmi | Body Mass Index (kg/\(m^2\)) |
| hypert | 1 - Hypertensive at baseline, 0 - Not |
| alcohol | 0 - less than monthly, 1 - monthly to less than daily, 2 - daily consumption |
| dm | 0 = No diabetes Mellitus, 1 - diabetes Mellitus |
| sbp | Systolic BP (mmHg) |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| exer | 0 - No regular, 1 - Sweat at least once per week |
| csmoke | 0 - Not currently, 1 - < 1 pack per day, 2 - \(\ge\) 1 pack per day |
| psmoke | 0 - never smoked, 1 - former < 1 pack per day, 2 - former \(\ge\) 1 pack per day |
| pkyrs | Total lifetime packs of cigarettes smoked |
| crc | 0 - No colorectal Cancer, 1 - Colorectal cancer |
| cayrs | Years to colorectal cancer, or death, or end of follow-up. |
We can load this data into R.
library(tidyverse)
library(haven)
phscrc <- read_dta("phscrc.dta")
phscrc <- phscrc %>%
mutate(age.cat = cut(age, c(40,50,60,70, 90), right=FALSE)) %>%
mutate(alcohol.use = factor(phscrc$alcohol>0, labels=c("no", "yes")))
mytable <- xtabs(~age.cat+alcohol.use+ crc, phscrc)
library(pander)
pandoc.table(mytable)
| crc | 0 | 1 | ||
| age.cat | alcohol.use | |||
| [40,50) | no | 1762 | 3 | |
| yes | 4764 | 36 | ||
| [50,60) | no | 1385 | 19 | |
| yes | 3969 | 61 | ||
| [60,70) | no | 749 | 21 | |
| yes | 2167 | 73 | ||
| [70,90) | no | 278 | 9 | |
| yes | 690 | 32 |
We could run the following model: \[CRC = \beta_0 + \beta_1 E + \beta_2 X\]
Where \(E=1\) is the group with people who drink more than monthly and \(X\) is age in years.
\[ \begin{aligned} log&\left(\dfrac{p_{e,x+1}}{1-p_{e,x+1}}\right) - \log\left(\dfrac{p_{e,x}}{1-p_{e,x}}\right)\\ &= (\beta_0 + \beta_1e+ \beta_2(x+1)) - (\beta_0 + \beta_1e+\beta_2x)\\ &= \beta_2\\ \end{aligned} \]
library(tidyverse)
mod1 <- glm(crc ~ alcohol.use+ age, phscrc, family=binomial(link="logit"))
mod2 <- glm(crc ~ alcohol.use*age, phscrc, family=binomial(link="logit"))
phscrc <- phscrc %>%
mutate(age.cent = age - mean(age,na.rm=TRUE))
mod3 <- glm(crc ~ alcohol.use*age.cent, phscrc, family=binomial(link="logit"))
| term | estimate | p.value | conf.low | conf.high |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (Intercept) | -8.3348992 | 0.0000000 | -9.1304585 | -7.5591081 |
| alcohol.useyes | 0.3560274 | 0.0236256 | 0.0560273 | 0.6739932 |
| age | 0.0697425 | 0.0000000 | 0.0575685 | 0.0819576 |
| term | estimate | p.value | conf.low | conf.high |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (Intercept) | -8.5800802 | 0.000000 | -10.2022552 | -7.0380756 |
| alcohol.useyes | 0.6722965 | 0.460657 | -1.0882345 | 2.4909110 |
| age | 0.0737894 | 0.000000 | 0.0482466 | 0.0995000 |
| alcohol.useyes:age | -0.0052401 | 0.723872 | -0.0344218 | 0.0238241 |
| term | estimate | p.value | conf.low | conf.high |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (Intercept) | -4.6573481 | 0.000000 | -5.0165614 | -4.3396824 |
| alcohol.useyes | 0.3937278 | 0.039862 | 0.0325311 | 0.7864981 |
| age.cent | 0.0737894 | 0.000000 | 0.0482466 | 0.0995000 |
| alcohol.useyes:age.cent | -0.0052401 | 0.723872 | -0.0344218 | 0.0238241 |
\[ \begin{aligned} LR &= 2\log\left(\dfrac{L(\text{Larger Model})}{L(\text{smaller model})}\right)\\ &= 2\log\left(L(\text{Larger Model}\right)- 2\log\left(L(\text{smaller model})\right)\\ \end{aligned} \]
\[H_0: \beta_1 = \beta_2 = \cdots = \beta_p =0\]
| null.deviance | df.null | logLik | AIC | BIC | deviance | df.residual |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2609.171 | 16017 | -1240.335 | 2486.67 | 2509.715 | 2480.67 | 16015 |
LR <- summary(mod1)$null.deviance - summary(mod1)$deviance
df <- summary(mod1)$df.null - summary(mod1)$df.residual
1- pchisq(LR,df)
## [1] 0
Many times we have categorical covariates and we need to be able to use them in model building. We can proceed two different ways depending on the data.
If we have covariate \(X\) which is categorical than we treat \(X\) differently depending on
With \(X\) which has \(K\ge2\) categories, we created \(K-1\) variables. For example:
| Category | Log Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| K | \(\beta_0\) | \(p_0 = \dfrac{\exp(\beta_0)}{1+\exp(\beta_0)}\) |
| 1 | \(\beta_0+\beta_1\) | \(p_0 = \dfrac{\exp(\beta_0+\beta_1)}{1+\exp(\beta_0+\beta_1)}\) |
| 2 | \(\beta_0+\beta_2\) | \(p_0 = \dfrac{\exp(\beta_0+\beta_2)}{1+\exp(\beta_0+\beta_2)}\) |
| \(\vdots\) | \(\vdots\) | \(\vdots\) |
| K-1 | \(\beta_0+\beta_{k-1}\) | \(p_0 = \dfrac{\exp(\beta_0+\beta_{k-1})}{1+\exp(\beta_0+\beta_{k-1})}\) |
Alcohol
and its effect of Colorectal Cancer. | term | estimate | p.value | conf.low | conf.high |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (Intercept) | -4.4182131 | 0.0000000 | -4.6563690 | -4.1931173 |
| alcohol | 0.2776848 | 0.0019606 | 0.1023961 | 0.4541972 |
\[ \text{Alcohol} = \begin{cases} 0 & \text{ Less than monthly}\\ 1 & \text{ Monthly to less than Daily}\\ 2 & \text{ Daily or more} \end{cases} \]
This means if
\[
\begin{aligned}
\beta_1 = 0 \Rightarrow p_0=p_1=p_2\\
\beta_1 > 0 \Rightarrow p_0
-We will find that Model 1 is nested within Model 2.
| term | estimate | p.value | conf.low | conf.high |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (Intercept) | -4.3853864 | 0.0000000 | -4.6716150 | -4.1235215 |
| factor(alcohol)1 | 0.2173767 | 0.1928240 | -0.1035724 | 0.5522374 |
| factor(alcohol)2 | 0.5436799 | 0.0024019 | 0.1961081 | 0.8999708 |
anova_mod <-anova(mod4, mod5, test="Chisq")
kable(tidy(anova_mod))
| Resid..Df | Resid..Dev | df | Deviance | p.value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16016 | 2599.51 | NA | NA | NA |
| 16015 | 2599.33 | 1 | 0.1807433 | 0.6707353 |


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Hello Karl!
Posted:
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I have been following your progress for some time now. I'm not sure why I haven't spoken up yet, but seeing it get this close to Alpha is getting me excited. I've been around Xen since August '00. I used to play pretty hardcore back in the older days, and I still pop in every once in a while to stay current on things. If you ever have any ideas that you would like to bounce off of me, I would be honored. Not sure if/when you played, but if you're an oldie, I'm sure you recognize my name. ; )
Re: Hello Karl!
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howdy. bout time u spoke up
Re: Hello Karl!
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Hey there, of course I remember you! I played way back in the day, too, but I don't know if you would remember me--I was Ecrofresia, scallion cleric and Baron van Clyde, human theif. I mostly hung around with Bonk Von Fuzzlewack. My character was the first to find a dirus armor (that was after I quit and gave my character to a friend though)
Glad to hear from you! I've been tossing around a few ideas and I wouldn't mind running them by a neutral party. I'll contact you probably after alpha goes out about 'em.
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HA! I totally remember your character. Never really spoke to you much, but I have a good memory for names, places...etc. Hi to you Thad. I remember the two of us being makeshift technical support for a while.
I appreciate the welcome responses. I'm easy to get ahold of, so whenever you would like some input, I'll be around. I've seen too much change in xen for the better/worse to NOT have some opinions and ideas, haha.
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hey good to see you around here. My chars were
Orson, The Wretched, Doomsday Warrior, Cipher


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probabilities<-predict(logit.model,type = "response")
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Here's our printing routine. It's fairly straightforward.
; PRINTSTR routine. Accumulator stores the low byte of the address, ; X register stores the high byte. Destroys the values of $10 and ; $11. .scope printstr: sta $10 stx $11 ldy #$00 _lp: lda ($10), y beq _done jsr chrout iny bne _lp _done: rts .scend |
However, now we are faced with the problem of what to do with the print macro. We need to take a 16-bit value and store it in two 8-bit registers. We can use the < and > operators to take the low or high byte of a word, respectively. The print macro becomes:
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Also, since BASIC uses the locations $10 and $11, we should really cache them at the start of the program and restore them at the end:
.data .org $C000 .space cache 2 .text ; Save the zero page locations that printstr uses. lda $10 sta cache lda $11 sta cache+1 ; ... main program goes here ... ; Restore the zero page values printstr uses. lda cache sta $10 lda cache+1 sta $11 |
Note that we only have to name cache once, but can use addition to refer to any offset from it.
Ophis supports following operations, with the following precedence levels (higher entries bind more tightly):
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Example 3 Multiple players, testing preload
, loop
& autoplay
attributes
Example 4 Customised player
Example 5 Customised playlist player
With Flash as a fallback, it should work pretty much anywhere.
It has been verified to work across:
ogg
audio.js focuses on playing mp3s. It doesn’t currently support the ogg format. As mp3 is the current defacto music transfer format, ogg support is lower on our list of priorities.
Note: For local content running in a browser, calls to the
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/external/ExternalInterface.html#addCallback()ExternalInterface.addCallback()
method work only if the SWF file and the containing web page are in the local-trusted security sandbox.
This means that unless you have gone through the rigmarole of setting up your flash player security settings
for local files, ExternalInterface
calls will only work when the page is loaded from a ‘domain’. http://localhost
counts, but any
file://
requests don’t.
All efforts have been made to keep the source as clean and readable as possible. Until we release more detailed documentation, the annotated source is the best reference for usage.
Annotated source / Source on Github
audio.js is released under an MIT License, so do with it what you will.


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The base library provides common functions and data structures for functional programming that work in any JavaScript platform.
Provides functions to restrict the arity of JavaScript functions. ES2015 makes this largely unnecessary, see the migration guide if you're using these.
First-order contracts for JavaScript. No replacement exists yet, but higher-order contracts are in the roadmap for the new Folktale library, and should land late 2017.
Human-readable textual representations of custom and built-in objects. No replacement exists yet, but this is in the roadmap for the new Folktale library, and should land late 2017.
Combinators and higher-order functions that are common in functional languages. Largely replaced by ES2015 features, with Base providing additional features. See the migration guide to update to Base.
Combinators and functions to ease using monads for control-flow. No replacement exists yet, but this is in the roadmap for the new Folktale library, and should land late 2017.
Additional functions for Task. With the new Folktale library this has been merged in Task. See the migration guide if you're using it.
A structure commonly used for computations that may fail. Either is now Result, to emphasise that use. See the migration guide if you're using it.
A structure for values that may or may not be present. In the new Folktale library with the same name. See the migration guide if you're using it.
A structure for pure, asynchronous actions. In the new Folktale library with the same name. See the migration guide if you're using it.
A structure for composable validations. In the new Folktale library with the same name. See the migration guide if you're using it.


Alfredo Morelos to Saint-Etienne: French club make call on January transfer for Rangers ace
by Kathleen OatesFrench side Saint-Etienne are "highly unlikely" to make a January bid for Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos, according to reports in France.
Le 10 Sport claims Les Verts are very keen on the Colombian international and scouted him in action against Young Boys on October 3 and again against Porto on October 24.
The 23-year-old has been linked with numerous clubs across Europe on the back of his displays for the Ibrox side with Aston Villa, Crystal Palace, Everton, Leicester, Newcastle, Real Betis, Borussia Dortmund, West Ham and many more clubs credited with an interest.
However, any move by Saint-Etienne would appear to hinge on the Ligue 1 side's outgoings.
Le 10 Sport believes the club would step up their interest in Morelos if Lois Diony or Robert Beric depart the Stade Geoffroy-Guichard in the near future.
The report also brands Rangers "very greedy" in terms of the price tag placed on the former HJK Helsinki frontman, with the Gers understood to be unwilling to accept anything less than £20 million for their star striker.
However, Saint-Etienne could revisit the transfer in the summer of 2020 if the price tag remains the same or thereabouts.


A parent selector lets you reference the parent when nesting. It's handy for things nesting some of the psuedo selectors or referencing elements, classes or ID's further up the DOM tree.


Carolyn Wu is a data analyst passionate about the intersection of technology, health, and social inequities. She believes that human-centered design can transform the public health sphere. A recent University of Michigan graduate in Informatics, she hopes to work in government to address systemic inequalities.


2 Historically the programs were using the most basic set of characters standardized as ASCII. Since then many encoding been created to support languages which uses different symbols than latin alphabet.
4 The N-Triples file specification defined the N-Triples files to be ASCII encoded with escapes to specify the nonstandard characters. The Turtle and XML specifications on the other hand specifies the UTF-8 as the file character encoding format. Since then the new N-Triples files are also allowed to be UTF-8 encoded.
7 Unicode provides unique number for every character, no matter the platform, program or language. That way it is able to provide consistent encoding across all systems and platforms supporting it. It contains more then _120 000_ characters in _129_ modern and historic scripts and multiple symbol sets. As of June 2015, the most recent standard is _Unicode 8.0_.
9 The unicode character can be expressed using 4B types, for space efficiency purposes 2B encodings are more commonly used. The 2B encoding allows to save first 2^16 characters, also called the **Basic Multilingual Plane** (BMP), which contains most of modern scripts, without any change. Rest of the characters are expressed using two 2B characters. Unicode has special characters for this purpose, creating _surrogate pairs_.
11 Unicode also has **Private Use Area** (PUA). It is range of codepoint which the Unicode consortium vowed not to assign to allow custom characters and symbols to be used by the consumers.
14 ASCII stands for _American Standard Code for Information Interchange_. It was developed from telegraphic codes. It defines 127 ($0x00 ... 0x7F$) characters, from which the first 32 characters are are non-printing characters, also called control-characters.
16 N-Triples define ASCII escape sequences for Unicode codepoints. Table below shows the groups of Unicode characters and their respective escapes in N-Triples. The 'H' character stands for hexadecimal character and the case of the 'u' letter marks short or long codepoint.
18 | _u_ character code | N-Triples escape |
19 | ---------------- | ---------------- |
20 | #x0 - #x8 | \\uHHHH |
21 | #x9, #xA | \\t, \\n |
22 | #xB - #xC | \\uHHHH |
24 |#xE - #x1F | \\uHHHH |
25 |#x20 - #x21 | _u_ character |
27 |#x23 - #x5B | _u_ character |
29 |#x5D - #x7E | _u_ character |
30 |#x7F - #xFFFF | \\uHHHH |
31 |#x10000 - #x10FFFF | \\UHHHHHHHH |
35 The UTF-8 is character encoding which is capable of expressing most of the characters and code-points defined by Unicode. The design idea around this encoding was clever hack to allow its backward compatibility with the ASCII character encoding.
37 To express the ASCII character using the UTF-8 encoding, no change to existing code is required. For rest of the Unicode characters, 2-4B are used. The original proposal contained up to 6B characters, but RFC 3639 restricted the UTF-8 to end at U+10FFFF to match constraint of UTF-16 character encoding. This lead to removal of proposed 5 and 6 byte sequences as well as almost 1000000 of 4 byte ones. Table below demonstrates this encoding.
39 | _u_ character code | Bytes in seqence | Encoded bits |
40 | ---------------- | ---------------- | ---------------- |
41 |U+00000000 - U+0000007F | 1 | 0xxxxxxx |
42 |U+00000080 - U+000007FF | 2 | 110xxxxx 10xxxxxx |
43 |U+00000800 - U+0000FFFF | 3 | 1110xxxx 10xxxxxx 10xxxxxx |
44 |U+00010000 - U+001FFFFF | 4 | 11110xxx 10xxxxxx 10xxxxxx 10xxxxxx|


Government College of Engineering,
Amravati has been a pioneering educational
institute for over 54 years. It boasts of
students who have achieved excellence in
the field of academics and organization.
We believe our sincerity, dedication and
focus towards our goal.
Prajwalan, the technical festival of GCOEA
has grown into India's most anticipated technical
festival. What sets prajwalan apart from other
technical festival is devotion of students working
for it and the urge to deliver the maximum. The
Competitions, events and workshops have attracted
nearly 15,000 students from all over the country
participating & showcasing their talents and excelling
in their field.
From shows like TVF, students performing nukkad
natak to spread social awareness also flash mob
to display dance skills, Prajwalan has witnessed
lot of talents.
Prajwalan was started in 2006 with the aim to
provide technical awareness among students and
develop a platform for the technocrats to showcase
their talent. It has now become the National level
technical festival of India with a footfall of around
15,000+ students from all over Maharashtra. It is a
two day festive event held in the month of February
at Government College of Engineering, Amravati which
attracts people all over Maharashtra and Vidarbha
including students academia, corporates and the general public.


FRP Example
Demonstrates controling/transforming stream input
Processes input text when total text is more than two characters.
Debounces key presses by 500ms i.e., it limits the rate it processes key presses.
Skips duplicate key presses.
Example:
input: abcd----efgh---- output: -----d-------h--


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`Affliction' – Fear and Loathing in a Northern Town by Homer Yen (c) 1999
As any sociologist will attest, your childhood and the types of parents that you have will heavily influence your happiness as an adult. Parents that are supportive and environments that are nurturing will yield children who will embrace the values and norms that can allow them to live healthy and productive lives. But if your upbringing is marred with violence, hate and dysfunctionality, then your journey towards a happy adulthood will be saddled with psychological obstacles almost too great to overcome. `Affliction' explores how a man never truly escapes the grip of an unforgivingly nightmarish childhood.
The man in question is Wade Whitehouse (Nick Nolte). Here is a man who is like any other citizen on the surface. He is a productive member of the community and goes about his daily routine much like you and me.  We see that he is a mean-tempered person. He has a hard time taking control of his emotions, which usually gets the better of him. He is quick to apologize for his actions and wants to be a gentle person, but something is sparking a tendency towards violence. He also has tremendous problems with relationships. He is divorced and his only connection to love is his daughter. But his bearish persona and stature alienates her. He is visibly shaken by her rejection even though she says that she loves him. His demeanor also puts his relationship with a local townsgirl (Sissy Spacek) at risk. She tries to remain true to him and supportive, but for women unlucky enough to attach themselves to this kind of person, relationships will ultimately end like sentences ending with an exclamation point. Finally, he is spiteful and vindictive. As a rejected father, he initiates a custody battle that seems hopeless. As the town's only police officer, he issues a speeding ticket to a man whose father has just died. We can see that this is a man that is both afflicted and living with pain. He is a prisoner and a slave to it. He is moving towards a level of madness and insanity that defies comprehension. What kind of force can move a man to the edge of his emotions and beyond the reach of people who genuinely care for him?
We learn that the answer is his father (James Coburn). This is the kind of father that every son would be ashamed to have and that any woman would be afraid to meet. He is an overbearingly misogynistic and frequent drunk who rules with an iron fist. We see his tyrannical behavior through flashbacks. To heighten the father's churlishness, the flashbacks are shown as home video footage taken by a very frightened person. Very effective. Today, Wade's dad is quite elderly, but still manages to instill fear into a grown man. The influence that the father possesses is inescapable, and its unsavory effect clamps down hard on the tortured Wade. The result is every son's nightmare – becoming like the father that one has always dreaded to be.
This is a terrifically presented piece of psychological drama, and Nolte turns in a strong performance as a man whose pain seems to become a detriment as well as a necessity. He's a hulking person who is still reduced to whimpers when in the presence of his father. Coburn displays heft as the bitter dad. But, it's most certainly not Saturday-night-friendly fare. There's nothing light or fluffy about this film. That may turn many moviegoers away. But it's certainly worth noting that this is a well-acted drama showcasing Nolte's and Coburn's raw acting talents.
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1 minor enhancement:
Added MethodBasedSexpProcessor, extracted from Flog.
1 minor enhancement:
Switched ParseTreeTestCase to minitest 5.
1 bug fix:
Removed structure_unused_literal_wwtt because I just don’t care anymore
2 minor enhancements:
Added SexpInterpreter since it is such a common pattern
2 bug fixes:
Clarified role of s method. Fixes #12.
maglev: Workaround for bug in Array#shift
1 minor enhancement:
Gave Sexp#structure a ~10% boost
2 bug fixes:
Fixed Sexp#mass lying when using auto_shifted sexps.

Explicitly setting pt_testcase.rb to US-ASCII to avoid encoding hell
1 bug fix:
Sexp#structure should grep for Sexps, not Arrays
1 minor enhancement:
iter args revamp for ruby_parser 3 changes.
1 minor enhancement:
Added Environment#current so you can explicitly shadow variables. (meh)
4 minor enhancements:
1.9: Had to version split all my ‘not’ tests since 1.9 is insane.
1.9: f (args) is not allowed in 1.9.
1.9: f(hash, *splat) is not allowed in 1.9.
Added module2 test to verify module w/ 2+ entities
2 bug fixes:
1.9: Changed !@ to ! since that is what you implement
True to my wtf comment, there was a bug in my case_splat test
5 major enhancements:
Removed :arglist from everything except :op_asgn1.
Removed block from resbody
Removed block from when node
Removed block nodes inside of scope nodes (defn/defs/class/sclass).
Removed scope nodes in defn/defs/class/sclass nodes.
1 minor enhancement:
Added Sexp#deep_each and Sexp#each_sexp. Refactored from Flay
5 minor enhancements:
Added a ton of block arg tests.
Added add19_edgecases to help refactor a bunch of tests that all have the same output.
Added better debugging output for rewrites.
Cleaned and added a bunch of stabby proc tests.
Moved RawParseTree test data to ParseTree project.
2 bug fixes:
Fixed a bunch of entries for r2r changes against edgecase parse/lex tests
Fixes for R2R
4 minor enhancements:
Added test_call_arglist_trailing_comma__19 (presidentbeef)
Added test_fcall_inside_parens. (presidentbeef)
Added test_if_args_no_space_symbol__18. (presidentbeef)
Added tests for new hash syntax and ternaries in 1.9 (lastobelus)
1 minor enhancement:
Added test for bare hash at end of array in 1.9. (presidentbeef)
1 bug fix:
Fixed 1.9.3 warnings
1 minor enhancement:
Add missing test for a ternary with nil without a space before the colon (brynary)
4 minor enhancements:
Add 6 missing ruby 1.9 tests (brynary)
Added new 1.9 hash tests to pt_testcase.rb
Version specific tests are now skipped at runtime, not test creation time
Added new block arg tests.
2 bug fixes:
Fixed and test to not have mandatory parens
Fixed r2r’s handling of dregexp options
5 minor enhancements:
Added ParseTreeTestCase#add_19tests
Added a bunch of FAILING 1.9 tests stolen from presidentbeef’s repo! yay!
Added add_19tests and add_18tests to segregate version specific parsing.
Moved pt_testcase.rb to sexp_processor
Segregated a bunch of 1.8 specific tests using add_18tests.
2 minor enhancements:
Added in_context to clean up code.
optimize inspect to avoid needlessly caching @line
1 minor enhancement:
Added line number to pretty_print output if $VERBOSE
1 minor enhancement:
Pulled mass up from flog/flay
2 minor enhancements:
Pulled unique.rb from ParseTree to sexp_processor.
Switched to minitest.
3 minor enhancements:
Filled out README
Promoted file/line/comments from ruby_parser.
Added sexp_type to compliment sexp_body.
2 major enhancements:
Released as its own project, splitting from ParseTree
Added Environment to SexpProcessor and built it in. YAY!
6 minor enhancements:
Allowed CompositeSexpProcessor to be more ducktypey.
Refactored Sexp#method_missing into find_node and find_nodes.
Removed Sexp#for and other PT specific code.
SexpProcessor#process now runs rewriters before everything else.
SexpProcessor#rewrite context only for subs, EMPTY for top level rewrites.
SexpProcessor#rewrite will stop iterating if the result isn't another Sexp.


"RESEN "head of the stream; bridle, one of Nimrod’s cities (Genesis 10:12),“between Nineveh and Calah.” It has been supposed that the four cities named in this verse were afterwards combined into one under the name of Nineveh (q.v.). Resen was on the east side of the Tigris. It is probably identified with the mound of ruins called Karamless.
"RESEN "head of the stream; bridle, one of Nimrod’s cities (Genesis 10:12),“between Nineveh and Calah.” It has been supposed that the four cities named in this verse were afterwards combined into one under the name of Nineveh (q.v.). Resen was on the east side of the Tigris. It is probably identified with the mound of ruins called Karamless.


My work setup - 2020 update
It’s mid 2020, Ubuntu has a new LTS release and with it its time to try a few things and actually update. As you know I’m now using Pop!OS a distro based on Ubuntu. I already wrote an entire blog post about it. Now I’m going to show you the actual tools I use at the moment.
OPERATING SYSTEM
Pop!OS is designed for fast navigation, easy workspace organization, and fluid, convenient workflow. Your operating system should encourage discovery, not obstruct it. It uses gnome by default and that’s what I use.
Here’s the look of it when I load it.
Here’s the theme and icons that I’m using.
TERMINAL EMULATOR
As you can see from that neofech print, I’m now using Alacritty, I’ve been a long term terminator user, but ever since I discovered Alacritty I never went back.
Alacritty is a terminal emulator with a strong focus on simplicity and performance. With such a strong focus on performance, included features are carefully considered and you can always expect Alacritty to be blazingly fast. By making sane choices for defaults, Alacritty requires no additional setup. However, it does allow configuration of many aspects of the terminal.
The software is considered to be at a beta level of readiness – there are a few missing features and bugs to be fixed, but it is already used by many as a daily driver, Including me.
TEXT EDITOR
Yes I’m still using Sublime Text 3 and I don’t plan on changing that. However, when I need to use a terminal based text editor I’m actually using Micro. Micro is easy to use ans it’s number one feature is being easy to install (it’s just a static binary with no dependencies) and easy to use.
Uses a simple json format to configure your options and rebind keys to your liking. If you need more power, you can use Lua to configure the editor further.
SHELL
I’ve been a ZSH user for so long, used it for probably 6 years. However at the start of this year and started to try something new. The one I ended up with was fish. And then I obviously installed oh-my-fish. Fish is a smart and user-friendly command line shell for Linux, macOS, and the rest of the family.
.DOT FILES
Want to take a look at my dotfiles? Sure I have them all on my github. Get on it.


Compiler Design : DFA & NFA Quiz
Regular Expression, Design deterministic finite automata, Thompson’s construction algorithm, Subset construction algorithm 를 사용하여 문제를 풀고 있다.
Q. Given the alphabet Σ ={−,+, x, y, z,0,1} and the below regular expression, which strings are valid? (Mark one or more.)
R: (−|+|epsilon) (x|y|(0|1)*) z (0|1)*
(a) −xz1
(b) −xz
(c) yxz
(d) epsilon
(e) 01z−1
(f) +011z1
(g) +x
(h) zx
A. (a), (b), (f)
Q. Given the regular expression below, which strings are valid? (Mark one or more.) Note: “[a−z]” denotes lower-case characters, “[A−Z]” denotes upper-case characters, and “[0−9]” denotes the digits from 0–9.
R: [a−z] ( [a−z] | [A−Z] | [0−9] | _ )*
(a) x_
(b) _x
(c) yx0z
(d) epsilon
(e) ada1
(f) a_d_a_1
A. (a), (c), (e), (f)
Q. Write regular expressions for the following languages whose alphabet is Σ ={0,1}.
(a) All possible strings, including the empty string.
RE : (0|1)*
(b) The empty string.
RE : epsilon
(c) The string 1011
RE : (1011)
(d) The strings 1 and 101.
RE : (1)(101)
(e) All strings beginning with 01.
RE : (01)(0|1)*
(f) All strings that contain exactly two 1’s.
RE : (0)*(1) (0)*(1)(0)*
(g) All strings beginning with a 0 and ending with a 1.
RE : (0)(0|1)*(1)
Q. Design deterministic finite automata (DFAs) to recognize the following languages over the alphabet Σ ={x, y}.
(a) Every occurrence of the substring yy is followed by an x.
(b) Every third symbol is an x.
(c) All strings with an even number of x and an even number of y.
When you build an automaton by hand, it is a good idea to add a description to each state: the description should specify which strings can possibly reach that state.
Q. Use Thompson’s construction algorithm to construct non-deterministic finite au-tomata (NFAs) from the following regular expressions:
(a) (a|b)*
위에서 S7 은 accepting state 이다(표현을 하지 못했음)
(b) a*(b|c)
(c) a(a|b)*a
Q. Use the subset construction algorithm to convert the above NFA for a*(b|c)
to a DFA.
NFA for a*(b|c)
Table encoding DFA
| delta | a | b | c |
|---|---|---|---|
| {S0,S1,S2} | {S1} | {S4,S7,S8} | {S6,S7,S8} |
| {S1} | {S1} | {S4,S7,S8} | {S6,S7,S8} |
| {S4,S7,S8} | None | None | None |
| {S6,S7,S8} | None | None | None |
The DFA for a*(b|c)
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This is my Ruby cheat sheet for DBC Phase 0. I'm also testing out 'Layitout!' and Bootstrap 3.0
Ruby doesn't need those pesky semicolons that C and Java require. But remember to indent properly all the time! Also ruby uses the word 'end' to tell when methods and conditionals are over. Example:
Ruby uses the handy dot syntax to call methods and access data on objects. Methods can be stacked up! Example from stack overflow:
Enumerables are where Ruby really gets magical. They work on collections of items and provide searching, sorting, and so much more. Remember to use them for things like .include? Looping with .each_with_index. Always remember to use the ruby-docs page for quick reference: Enumerables


Namespace Lapis.Script.Parser.Lexical
Classes
AlternateLexicalRule
Represents the union of two lexical rules.
AnyCharLexicalRule
Represents the lexical rule that matches any character except '\0'
.
BranchedLexer
Represents a lexical analyzer that can create branches.
BranchedReader
Represents a string reader that can create branches.
CharRangeLexicalRule
Represents a lexical rule that matches a range of characters.
CharSetLexicalRule
Represents a lexical rule that matches a set of characters.
ConcatenateLexicalRule
Represents the concatenation of two lexical rules.
EmptyLexicalRule
Represents the lexical rule that is a placeholder for an empty string.
Lexeme
Represents the definition of a basic lexical unit.
Lexer
Represents a lexical analyzer.
LexerBuilder
Provides methods for creating lexical analyzers.
LexerException
The exception that is thrown during the lexical analysis.
LexicalRule
Represents a lexical rule. This class is abstract.
LinePragma
Represents the position of a token.
NegativeCharRangeLexicalRule
Represents a lexical rule that matches characters not in a range.
NegativeCharSetLexicalRule
Represents a lexical rule that matches characters not in a character set.
PredicateLexicalRule
Represents a lexical rule that matches characters that meets the specified criteria.
RepeatingLexicalRule
Represents the repetition of a lexical rule.
Token
Represents a lexical unit.


Javascript Sanity!
Once Before...
But people said...
Picking a Framework
Backbone Marionette
...vs AngularJs
UX
Driven Development
speed
BackboneJs
just-a-library
1600 lines!
MarionetteJs
builds on top of backbone
specialized views
modules, layouts, regions
~30% less boilerplate
Pros
"just enough" structure...
total control over markup
server rendering
testable!
Cons
Lots of code!
Summary
- Cognative Load: low
- Productivity: medium
- Maintenance: easy
Part Deux!
AngularJs
Admin UI
declarative??
Let's talk Development!
Let's talk Javascript!
4 js devs
~190 files
front-end workflow
code coverage reporting
end to end testing!
time to ❤ javascript
hone the javascriptskillz
R&D
“generators”
app starter with “all the things”
build and publish a (simple) app in ~2 min


Take a Break and enjoy Live dance and Art from Eries own local Talent
Support for this program is provided in part from an Erie Arts & Culture Project Grant, made possible by community contributions to the Combined Arts & Cultural Campaign and the Erie Arts Endowment.
We will be showing local artists films on our new 16 foot movie screen with feature film last "Carnival Of Souls", come see the new BT, hang out and socialize while enjoying some local talent. FREE event, suggested $2 or $3 donation. Concessions, popcorn, soda etc available so come hungry!!
*This event is all ages welcomed and also handicapped accessible (side entrance ramp)
Featuring :
This juried, regional multi-media exhibition, open to all artists living within a 250-mile radius of Erie represents all media and showcases the most current and finest artwork created in the area.
Friendships are one of the few things that improve with age
The family and friends of
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invite you to celebrate his
24th Birthday and a lifetime of good friendship
No this is not a working calendar. It is purely for design. You are more than welcome to make it work, I sure am!


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Bar staff help student to source emergency medication following Bolton fire
Ellie Cornish was helped by staff at a local cocktail bar after she evacuated her building.
A staff member at a local bar helped a student evacuated during the blaze in Bolton to source emergency medication after she left hers in her room.
Ellie Cornish forgot to pick up her medication, which prevents seizures caused by PTSD, when she dashed out of her building adjacent to The Cube – but police told her she could not return to collect it.
Cocktails and Co gave the 19-year-old shelter and a hot chocolate, and a staff member helped her organise an emergency prescription for the medicine.
“Seeing my panicked and upset state, she offered to call 111 for me to get an emergency prescription,” Ms Cornish told the PA news agency.
“Emotionally, I was experiencing panic attacks as I was initially alone on the street, surrounded by fire engines and police.
“I was worried about my medication as I was in a heightened state of stress and that can cause seizures for me.”
Ms Cornish, from Bedfordshire, was able to collect the prescription late on Friday and is now staying with a friend. She said she has “no idea” when she will be allowed back to her flat.
Another student criticised fire safety in the building and said while alarms were set off in hallways, those in students’ rooms were not – making the warnings difficult to hear.
Melissa McGarrigle told PA: “The fire alarms in the corridor went off but they aren’t particularly loud, especially if you’re asleep.
“It just doesn’t feel real, everyone thought it was just the fire alarms acting up as usual until we heard people screaming.”
Labour’s Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham has said The Cube does not have the same cladding as Grenfell Tower did, but does have a form which “causes concern and raises issues”.
Ms McGarrigle said students were not warned of any potential cladding fire hazards when they moved into the flats.
“We were warned about nothing, thought The Cube was safe,” she said.

Ace Love, 35, said: “The fire kept getting more intense, climbing up and to the right because the wind was blowing so hard.
“We could see it bubbling from the outside and then being engulfed from the outside.
“A lot of students got out very fast, someone was very distressed, the rest were on phones calling for help.
“The fire got worse and worse, to the point where you could see through the beams, it was just bare frame.”
Ryan Pardon, 24, was evacuated from a block next to The Cube due to smoke and compared the blaze to the Grenfell Tower fire.

“It sounds daft but you start thinking how you’re going to get out, you start thinking you are in Grenfell Tower.”
Asked about the Grenfell Tower comparison, Mr Pardon said: “It’s not the same cladding but it’s the same situation.”
The Bolton local said he stayed at his brother’s last night and has been told he cannot return to his home until Tuesday.


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Procastination and concentration problems are big deals from a lot of people, specially for students. There are too many distractions that are more fun than our homework.
I read an interesting article about concentration that I'd like to share a summary with my own notes:
There is no substitute for paying attention… here are Five tips to improve your attention/concentration/focus/productivity:
F = Five More Rule
There are two kinds of people – those who have learned how to work through frustration, and those who wish they had. From now on, if you're in the middle of a task and tempted to give up – just do 5 MORE. Read 5 MORE pages. Finish 5 MORE math problems. Work 5 MORE minutes.
O = One Think At a Time
Quite self-explantory, isn't it? We know the theory, now let's put in practice.
C = Conquer Procrastination
Don't feel like concentrating? Are you putting off a task or project you're supposed to be working on? That's a form of procrastination. R. D. Clyde said, "It's amazing how long it takes to complete something we're not working on." ~ Every time you catch yourself doing something that you are not suppose to be doing (facebook, twitter, 9gag) quite it right away, and get back to your homework/work.
U = Use Your Hands as Blinkers
Give multi-tasking a rest. Focus in one task at time!
S = See As If For the First or Last Time
uhm… maybe not very useful but it says: Want to know how to be "here and now" and fully present instead of mindlessly rushing here, there, and everywhere? Frederick Franck said, "When the eye wakes up to see again, it suddenly stops taking anything for granted." Evelyn Underhill said, "For lack of attention, a thousand forms of loveliness elude us every day."
What people have said about concentration
- "I used to think the human brain was the most fascinating part of the body, and then I realized, 'What is telling me that?'" - Emo Phillips
- "I'm getting so absent-minded and forgetful. Sometimes in the middle of a sentence, I … " - Milton Berle
- "Iron rusts from disuse, stagnant water loses its purity and in cold weather becomes frozen, even so does inaction sap the vigors of the mind." Leonardo da Vinci
- "Tell me to what you pay attention, and I will tell you who you are." - Jose Ortega y Gasset
- I would go without shirt or shoe sooner than lose for a minute the two separate sides of my head." - Rudyard Kipling
- "It's not that I don't want to listen to people. I very much want to listen to people. I jut can't hear them over my talking." - Paula Poundstone


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.river.landlord |
This is a utility for services implementing leases.
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| org.apache.river.mahalo |
Provides implementations of the
TransactionManager service.
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| org.apache.river.mercury |
Provides implementations of the
EventMailbox service.
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| org.apache.river.norm |
Provides implementations of
LeaseRenewalService . |
| org.apache.river.outrigger |
This is an implementation of a JavaSpaces technology-enabled service.
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private Landlord |
LeaseFactory.landlord
The inner proxy for the leases we create
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private Landlord |
LandlordLeaseMap.landlord
The landlord which this map will talk to.
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private Landlord |
LandlordLease.landlord
Owner of the resource associated with this lease.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) static Landlord |
LandlordLeaseMap.checkLandlord(Landlord landlord) |
private static Landlord |
ConstrainableLandlordLeaseMap.chLandlord(Landlord landlord) |
private static Landlord |
ConstrainableLandlordLease.constrainServer(Landlord server,
MethodConstraints constraints,
Method[] mapping)
Returns a copy of the given
Landlord proxy having the
client method constraints that result after a specified mapping
is applied to the given method constraints. |
(package private) Landlord |
LandlordLeaseMap.landlord()
Return the landlord.
|
(package private) Landlord |
LandlordLease.landlord()
Return the landlord.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) static Landlord |
LandlordLeaseMap.checkLandlord(Landlord landlord) |
private static Landlord |
ConstrainableLandlordLeaseMap.chLandlord(Landlord landlord) |
private static Landlord |
ConstrainableLandlordLease.constrainServer(Landlord server,
MethodConstraints constraints,
Method[] mapping)
Returns a copy of the given
Landlord proxy having the
client method constraints that result after a specified mapping
is applied to the given method constraints. |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ConstrainableLandlordLease(Uuid cookie,
Landlord landlord,
Uuid landlordUuid,
long expiration,
MethodConstraints methodConstraints)
Create a new
ConstrainableLandlordLease . |
ConstrainableLandlordLeaseMap(Landlord landlord,
Uuid landlordUuid,
LandlordLease lease,
long duration)
Create a new
ConstrainableLandlordLeaseMap . |
LandlordLease(Uuid cookie,
Landlord landlord,
Uuid landlordUuid,
long expiration)
Create a new
LandlordLease . |
LandlordLeaseMap(Landlord landlord,
Uuid landlordUuid,
Lease lease) |
LandlordLeaseMap(Landlord landlord,
Uuid landlordUuid,
Lease lease,
long duration)
Create a new
LandlordLeaseMap . |
LandlordProxyVerifier(Landlord landlord,
Uuid landlordUuid)
Returns a verifier for the proxies defined in the landlord
package with the specified server reference and server
Uuid . |
LeaseFactory(Landlord landlord,
Uuid landlordUuid)
Create a new
LeaseFactory that will create
LandlordLease s with the specified
Landlord and landlord Uuid . |
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
TxnManager
Encapsulates the interface of an implementation of
a
TransactionManager . |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) class |
ActivatableMahaloImpl
Convenience class intended for use with the
ServiceStarter framework to start
an implementation of Mahalo that is activatable, and which will
log its state information to persistent storage. |
(package private) class |
NonActivatableMahaloImpl
Convenience class intended for use with the
ServiceStarter framework to start
an implementation of Mahalo that is not activatable, but which
will log its state information to persistent storage. |
(package private) class |
TransientMahaloImpl
Convenience class intended for use with the
ServiceStarter framework to start
a transient (non-activatable, non-persistent) implementation
of Mahalo. |
(package private) class |
TxnManagerImpl
An implementation of the Jini Transaction Specification.
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| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) interface |
MailboxBackEnd
MailboxBackEnd defines the private protocol between the various client-side
proxies and the event mailbox server.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) class |
ActivatableMercuryImpl
Convenience class intended for use with the
ServiceStarter framework to start
an implementation of Mercury that is activatable, and which will
log its state information to persistent storage. |
(package private) class |
MailboxImpl
MailboxImpl implements the server side of the event
mailbox service.
|
(package private) class |
NonActivatableMercuryImpl
Convenience class intended for use with the
ServiceStarter framework to start
an implementation of Mercury that is not activatable, but which
will log its state information to persistent storage. |
(package private) class |
TransientMercuryImpl
Convenience class intended for use with the
ServiceStarter framework to start
a transient (non-activatable, non-persistent) implementation
of Mercury. |
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) interface |
NormServer
This interface is the private wire protocol to that the various
proxy objects created by a Norm server (the lease renewal service
itself, sets, leases, admins, etc.) use to communicate back to the
server.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) class |
ActivatableNormServerImpl
Provides an activatable implementation of NormServer.
|
(package private) class |
NormServerBaseImpl
Base class for implementations of NormServer.
|
(package private) class |
PersistentNormServerImpl
Provides a persistent, non-activatable implementation of NormServer.
|
(package private) class |
TransientNormServerImpl
Provides a transient implementation of NormServer.
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| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) interface |
OutriggerServer
This interface is the private wire protocol to the Outrigger
implementations of JavaSpacesTM
technology.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
OutriggerServerImpl
A basic implementation of a JavaSpacesTM
service.
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(package private) class |
OutriggerServerWrapper
For various reasons there is code that we would like
to run before every incoming remote call.
|
(package private) class |
PersistentOutriggerImpl
OutriggerServerWrapper subclass for
persistent servers. |
(package private) class |
TransientOutriggerImpl
OutriggerServerWrapper subclass for
transient servers. |
Copyright 2007-2013, multiple authors.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, see the NOTICE file for attributions.


25 February 1998
Disease Outbreak Reported
A large increase in cholera cases has been reported in Peru since the end of 1997. In the first four weeks of 1998 a total of 2 863 cases with 16 deaths had been reported compared with only 174 cases with 1 death in the corresponding period of 1997.
The largest numbers of cases were reported in the following departments:- Arequipa, Lima, La Libertad, Lambayeque, Ancash and Cuzco but cases have occurred in many other departments including those in the forest areas where no cases or very few had previously been reported.
This large increase has probably occurred as a result of storms and floods caused by El Nio. The national authorities are discussing with WHO the necessity of stepping up and reactivating cholera control activities and neighbouring countries have been informed of the situation.


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