Range
public final class Range: NSObject, Match
Range is a convenience class that represents Match
with concrete ranges.
Useful for labels with hardcoded strings.
@see Match
-
Intialize
Range
with location and length.Declaration
Swift
public convenience init(location: Int, length: Int)
Parameters
location
starting location
length
length of the range
-
Intialize
Range
withNSRange
.Declaration
Swift
public convenience init(_ range: NSRange)
Parameters
range
range to be matched
-
Intialize
Range
with multipleNSRange
s.Declaration
Swift
public convenience init(_ ranges: [NSRange])
Parameters
ranges
ranges to be matched
-
Intialize
Range
withSwift.Range
.Declaration
Swift
public convenience init(_ range: Swift.Range<String.Index>)
Parameters
range
range to be matched
-
Intialize
Range
with multipleSwift.Range
s.Declaration
Swift
public convenience init(_ ranges: [Swift.Range<String.Index>])
Parameters
ranges
ranges to be matched
-
Finds
[NSRange]
in given stringDeclaration
Swift
public func ranges(in base: String) -> [NSRange]
Parameters
base
The base string in which to lookup
Return Value
An array of
NSRange
s


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[gecode-users] cl compiler
Yong LIN
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Wed Aug 17 11:17:39 CEST 2011
Hi Guys,
I have installed the Visual Studio 2010 Expression, and then I start the
Visual Studio Command Prompt. I typed "cl", but it was responded that "cl"
cannot be recognized. Further, I went to Windows command line and type "cl",
the same scene happened again. I checked that the Gecode has created a
GECODEDIR variable and updated the PATH value. Hope you guys can help me.
Thanks!
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IFXAuthorGeomCompiler Class ReferenceInheritance diagram for IFXAuthorGeomCompiler:
List of all members.
Member Function Documentation
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Compiles the input IFXAuthorMesh.
This may involve "scrubbing" bad faces and unused mesh data from the mesh, producing a clodolution representation of the mesh, and compressing the mesh into a form optimized for streaming over the Internet. NOTE: Please make sure that you turned srubbing on and set remove zero area faces option on before calling this function. In other case you can experiance wrong behavior with models containing "zero" faces.
- Parameters:
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| rName | The name that will be given to the generator created by this operation. This is also the name given the data blocks when they are written to disk. |
| in_pMesh | The input IFXAuthorMesh to compile. |
| out_ppResource | The returned pointer to the resource (IFXAuthorCLODResource) created by this compiler. You must release this resource once you have finished using it. |
| in_pParams | The optional parameters which control the compilation process. |
- Returns:
- An IFXRESULT value.
- Return values:
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| IFX_OK | No error. |
| IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER | One (or more) of the input arguments was NULL. |
| IFX_E_OUT_OF_MEMORY | There was not enough memory to create a requested component. |
| IFX_E_UNDEFINED | An error was detected in the compression parameters. |
Implemented in CIFXAuthorGeomCompiler. |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI IFXAuthorGeomCompiler::SetSceneGraph |
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IFXSceneGraph * |
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Basic
To create a position context, add the .overlay
class
to a container element around an image. Add the .overlay-panel
class to a child element to create the actual overlay panel.
Toggle Overlay On Hover
By default, the overlay is always visible. To hide the overlay
and display it on hover, add the .overlay-hover
class to the overlay container.
Overlay Background
To give the overlay a background just add the .overlay-background
class to the overlay container.
Overlay Icon
To display an icon you can add the .overlay-icon
class to the overlay panel.
Overlay Image
To apply an image as an overlay, add the .overlay-image
class to an
element with the .overlay-panel
class.
Overlay Anchor
To use the entire overlay as a link, just place an
element inside the overlay container and add the .overlay-anchor
.
Overlay Positon
Overlay Top
Overlay Bottom
Overlay Left
Overlay Right
Overlay Transition
Overlay Fade
Add this class to the overlay panel or image to fade it in.
Overlay Scale
Add this class to the image to scale it up.
Overlay Spin
Add this class to the image to slightly rotate it to the right.
Overlay Grayscale
Add this class to the image to desaturate it and color it on hover.
Overlay Slide Top
Add this class to the overlay panel to slide it in from the top.
Overlay Slide Bottom
Add this class to the overlay panel to slide it in from the bottom.
Overlay Slide Top
Add this class to the overlay panel to slide it in from the left.
Overlay Slide Top
Add this class to the overlay panel to slide it in from the right.


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Description
This command declares a view.
Command Syntax
'@x:view' <id> {'[' <view formals> ']'}?
<view formals> ::=
<view formals> ::=
'%' <id>
<view formals> ::=
{<view formal> ','}* <view formal>
<view formal> ::=
<id> {'~' <exp>}?
The following options are permitted.
| visible | The view name is declared as visible in the enclosing scope. If visible is specified, then local can not be specified. |
| local | The view name is declared as local in the enclosing scope. If local is specified, then visible can not be specified. |
Name Semantics
The view name is declared the scope that surrounds the @x:view command. The view formal <id>s are declared within the @x:view command scope.
Execution Semantics
Execution of the @x:view command associates the view value with the instance of the view name. The result of execution of the @x:view command is null.
Instances of the view declaration are created for each specific view referenced. If the view name has no extension there will be only one instance. If the view name has an extension, then there will be a different instance for each different name extension value list. Instances are created on demand as needed and exist until the scope containing the view command exits. The body of the view command is executed for each view instance when it is created. The result of that execution is discarded.
Examples
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| net.floodlightcontroller.core | |
| net.floodlightcontroller.core.internal | |
| org.openflow.protocol | |
| org.openflow.protocol.factory | |
| org.openflow.protocol.statistics |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.concurrent.Future<java.util.List<OFStatistics>> |
IOFSwitch.getStatistics(OFMultipartRequest request)
Returns a Future object that can be used to retrieve the asynchronous
OFStatisticsReply when it is available.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.concurrent.Future<java.util.List<OFStatistics>> |
OFSwitchImpl.getStatistics(OFMultipartRequest request) |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected java.util.List<OFStatistics> |
OFStatisticsMessageBase.statistics |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.List<OFStatistics> |
OFStatisticsMessageBase.getStatistics() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
OFStatisticsMessageBase.setStatistics(java.util.List<OFStatistics> statistics) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
OFStatistics |
OFStatisticsFactory.getStatistics(OFType t,
OFStatisticsType st)
Retrieves an OFStatistics instance corresponding to the specified
OFStatisticsType
|
OFStatistics |
BasicFactory.getStatistics(OFType t,
OFStatisticsType st) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.util.List<OFStatistics> |
OFStatisticsFactory.parseStatistics(OFType t,
OFStatisticsType st,
org.jboss.netty.buffer.ChannelBuffer data,
int length)
Attempts to parse and return all OFStatistics contained in the given
ByteBuffer, beginning at the ByteBuffer's position, and ending at
position+length.
|
java.util.List<OFStatistics> |
BasicFactory.parseStatistics(OFType t,
OFStatisticsType st,
org.jboss.netty.buffer.ChannelBuffer data,
int length) |
java.util.List<OFStatistics> |
OFStatisticsFactory.parseStatistics(OFType t,
OFStatisticsType st,
org.jboss.netty.buffer.ChannelBuffer data,
int length,
int limit)
Attempts to parse and return all OFStatistics contained in the given
ByteBuffer, beginning at the ByteBuffer's position, and ending at
position+length.
|
java.util.List<OFStatistics> |
BasicFactory.parseStatistics(OFType t,
OFStatisticsType st,
org.jboss.netty.buffer.ChannelBuffer data,
int length,
int limit) |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
OFAggregateStatisticsReply
Represents an ofp_aggregate_stats_reply structure
|
class |
OFAggregateStatisticsRequest
Represents an ofp_aggregate_stats_request structure
|
class |
OFDescriptionStatistics
Represents an ofp_desc_stats structure
|
class |
OFFlowStatisticsReply
Represents an ofp_flow_stats structure
|
class |
OFFlowStatisticsRequest
Represents an ofp_flow_stats_request structure
|
class |
OFPortStatisticsReply
Represents an ofp_port_stats structure
|
class |
OFPortStatisticsRequest
Represents an ofp_port_stats_request structure
|
class |
OFQueueStatisticsReply
Represents an ofp_queue_stats structure
|
class |
OFQueueStatisticsRequest
Represents an ofp_queue_stats_request structure
|
class |
OFTableStatistics
Represents an ofp_table_stats structure
|
class |
OFVendorStatistics
The base class for vendor implemented statistics
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected java.lang.Class<? extends OFStatistics> |
OFStatisticsType.replyClass |
protected java.lang.reflect.Constructor<? extends OFStatistics> |
OFStatisticsType.replyConstructor |
protected Instantiable<OFStatistics> |
OFStatisticsType.replyInstantiable |
protected java.lang.Class<? extends OFStatistics> |
OFStatisticsType.requestClass |
protected java.lang.reflect.Constructor<? extends OFStatistics> |
OFStatisticsType.requestConstructor |
protected Instantiable<OFStatistics> |
OFStatisticsType.requestInstantiable |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
OFStatistics |
OFStatisticsType.newInstance(OFType t)
Returns a new instance of the implementation class for
this OFStatisticsType, either request or reply based on the supplied
OFType
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.reflect.Constructor<? extends OFStatistics> |
OFStatisticsType.getConstructor(OFType t)
Returns the no-argument Constructor of the implementation class for
this OFStatisticsType, either request or reply based on the supplied
OFType
|
Instantiable<OFStatistics> |
OFStatisticsType.getReplyInstantiable() |
Instantiable<OFStatistics> |
OFStatisticsType.getRequestInstantiable() |
java.lang.Class<? extends OFStatistics> |
OFStatisticsType.toClass(OFType t) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
OFStatisticsType.setReplyInstantiable(Instantiable<OFStatistics> replyInstantiable) |
void |
OFStatisticsType.setRequestInstantiable(Instantiable<OFStatistics> requestInstantiable) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
OFStatisticsType(int type,
java.lang.Class<? extends OFStatistics> requestClass,
java.lang.Class<? extends OFStatistics> replyClass,
Instantiable<OFStatistics> requestInstantiable,
Instantiable<OFStatistics> replyInstantiable)
Store some information about the OpenFlow Statistic type, including wire
protocol type number, and derived class
|
OFStatisticsType(int type,
java.lang.Class<? extends OFStatistics> requestClass,
java.lang.Class<? extends OFStatistics> replyClass,
Instantiable<OFStatistics> requestInstantiable,
Instantiable<OFStatistics> replyInstantiable)
Store some information about the OpenFlow Statistic type, including wire
protocol type number, and derived class
|
OFStatisticsType(int type,
java.lang.Class<? extends OFStatistics> requestClass,
java.lang.Class<? extends OFStatistics> replyClass,
Instantiable<OFStatistics> requestInstantiable,
Instantiable<OFStatistics> replyInstantiable)
Store some information about the OpenFlow Statistic type, including wire
protocol type number, and derived class
|
OFStatisticsType(int type,
java.lang.Class<? extends OFStatistics> requestClass,
java.lang.Class<? extends OFStatistics> replyClass,
Instantiable<OFStatistics> requestInstantiable,
Instantiable<OFStatistics> replyInstantiable)
Store some information about the OpenFlow Statistic type, including wire
protocol type number, and derived class
|


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A Flow Data Record is a data record that contains values of the Flow parameters corresponding to a Template Record.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Flow_Record_Collection_Element0..n | FlowCollectionElementType |
For each flow record, field values are listed. |


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| 054:004 Khan | : |
And indeed there has come to them news (in this Qur'an) wherein there is (enough warning) to check (them from evil), |
| 054:004 Maulana | : |
And certainly narratives have come to them, which should deter -- |
| 054:004 Pickthal | : |
And surely there hath come unto them news whereof the purport should deter, |
| 054:004 Rashad | : |
Sufficient warnings have been delivered to alert them. |
| 054:004 Sarwar | : |
They have certainly received the kind of news in which there is a lesson and strong words of wisdom, |
| 054:004 Shakir | : |
And certainly some narratives have come to them wherein is prevention-- |
| 054:004 Sherali | : |
And there has already come to them accounts of events containing warnings - |
| 054:004 Yusufali | : |
There have already come to them Recitals wherein there is (enough) to check (them), |
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The model object is one of the important components for TensorSpace. All layers are maintained
in the model which is the linkage between visualized objects and computed data.
There are two types of models:
Sequential() and
Model().
To construct a model object, we need two parameters: the
container and the config.
let model = new TSP.models.Sequential( container, config );
The container
is actually the element in the HTML pages we used to render the 3D model.
The config
represents the model settings which contains different properties and methods. Let's check them below.
Property
The model has several different configurations which are used as the default configurations of the model
including all layers and other utility components. For example, we can configure a
Sequential() model like:
let model = new TSP.models.Sequential( container, {
layerInitStatus: "close",
aggregationStrategy: "max",
layerShape: "rect",
textSystem: "enable",
relationSystem: "enable",
animeTime: 200,
stats: true,
color: {
background: 0x000000,
conv2d: 0xffff2E,
pooling2d: 0x00ffff,
dense: 0x00ff00,
padding2d: 0x6eb6ff
}
} );
wb_sunnyNote:
- filter_center_focus The model configuration is a general, default configuration for the model. The detailed configurations of each element (e.g. layer) can be configured within the element, which override the model configurations.
The following shows the detailed configurations of the model:
.aggregationStrategy
: String
- filter_center_focus Represents the strategy of computing data used to render layer aggregation.
- filter_center_focus "max" or "average". Default "average".
- filter_center_focus "max" to compute aggregation by using the max value of the same position in all channels; "average" to compute aggregation by using the average value of the same position in all channels.
Fig. 1 - Aggregated Layer object
.layerShape
: String
- filter_center_focus Represents the layout of expanded feature maps of a layer.
- filter_center_focus "line" or "rect". Default "rect".
- filter_center_focus "line" linear arrangement; "rect" the "best rectangle" arrangement of visualization.
- filter_center_focus For more details about the "best rectangle", please check .createRectangleCenters.
Fig. 2 - Feature maps arranged as a filled rectangle
Fig. 3 - Feature maps arranged as a line
.layerInitStatus
: String
- filter_center_focus Represents the initial status of an expandable layer. Either "expanded" as feature maps or "collapsed" as an aggregation
- filter_center_focus "close" or "open". Default "close".
- filter_center_focus "close" to show layer as an aggregation; "open" to show layer as expanded feature maps.
Fig. 4 - Initial layer with collapsed status
Fig. 5 - Initial layer with expanded status
.textSystem
: String
- filter_center_focus Enable or disable the display text information of each layers.
- filter_center_focus "enable" or "disable". Default "enable".
- filter_center_focus "enable" to display text information; "disable" not to display text information.
Fig. 6 - Show texts of the layer dimension
Fig. 7 - Disabled text display
.relationSystem
: String
- filter_center_focus Enable or disable the display of relation lines among layers.
- filter_center_focus "enable" or "disable". Default "enable".
- filter_center_focus "enable" to display relation lines; "disable" not to display relation lines.
Fig. 8 - Show relation lines between layers
Fig. 9 - Disabled relation line display
.animeTime
: Double
- filter_center_focus Time spent for animation.
- filter_center_focus Default to 2000 (2 second).
- filter_center_focus The range of the value should be larger than 0.
Fig. 10 - Expansion animation with animeTime 2000 (default)
Fig. 11 - Expansion animation with animeTime 6000
.color
: Color Format
- filter_center_focus All necessary color configurations of different layers and the background.
- filter_center_focus We can set the background color in the model configuration.
- filter_center_focus See color for more details.
Fig. 12 - Change background color Purple
.stats
: Bool
- filter_center_focus Whether to use stats utility or not.
- filter_center_focus true or false. Default false.
- filter_center_focus true to show stats utility; false not to show stats utility.
.predictDataShapes
: Array
- filter_center_focus Configure input shapes for pre-trained model if pre-trained model's input shape is dynamical.
- filter_center_focus
For example, InceptionV3 from Keras, you can feed different size of input into the model, if you
want to visualize this model in TensorSpace, must provide a specific input shape.
let model = new TSP.models.Model( modelContainer, { predictDataShapes: [ [ 299, 299, 3 ] ] } );
.feedInputs
: Array
- filter_center_focus Configure which inputs of pre-trained model to be applied into TensorSpace model's input.
- filter_center_focus
For example, ACGAN's generative model, has two inputs random data ( tf.randomNormal([1, 100]) ) and
label ( tf.randomNromal([1, 1]) ), if we only want to visualize the random data, we can config model
like:
0 means the first input of pre-trained model to be applied into TensorSpace model. In this example, as pre-trained model has two inputs, default to: [ 0, 1 ].let model = TSP.models.Sequential({ feedInputs: [ 0 ] });
Method
.init(
complete_callback ) : void
- filter_center_focus The init() method use the provided configurations to create the actual objects of the model.
- filter_center_focus See Model (concept) for more details.
.load(
load_config ) : void
- filter_center_focus The load() method is used to maintain the pre-trained ML model (from TensorFlow, Keras or TensorFlow.js).
- filter_center_focus We provide a callback function for extendable use.
- filter_center_focus See Load for more details.
- filter_center_focus The predict() method uses the provided input data and the loaded ML model to compute all necessary predictions including the intermediate outputs and final inferences for rendering visualization objects.
- filter_center_focus We provide a callback function for extendable use.
- filter_center_focus See Predict for more details.
.reset()
: void
- filter_center_focus The reset() method is used to set the model back to its initialization status.
- filter_center_focus The camera will be moved to its initialized position. The view angle will be changed to initial default angle.
- filter_center_focus All existing prediction data in each layer object will be cleaned up. All visualizing objects will be re-rendered without any data.
.getAllLayers()
: Layer[]
- filter_center_focus To get all layer objects within the model.
- filter_center_focus If we want to config all layers or check for specific configurations, we can use the method to catch all layer objects.
.getLayerByName(
name ) : Layer
- filter_center_focus To get a specified layer object by its name (String).
- filter_center_focus If any specific layer object is desired to be coordinated, we can use the method to find and layer object.
More
For more detailed implementations of different TensorSpace models, please check:
- filter_center_focus Sequential()
- filter_center_focus Model()


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Special ItemContainer that consist of multiple EquipmentSlots.
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#include <ItemInventory.h>
Inherits ItemSystem::ItemContainer, and ItemSystem::CharacterComponent.
Special ItemContainer that consist of multiple EquipmentSlots.
◆ ItemInventory()
| ItemSystem::ItemInventory::ItemInventory |
( |
unsigned int |
capacity, |
|
|
std::shared_ptr< Character > |
character |
|
) |
| |
◆ ~ItemInventory()
| virtual ItemSystem::ItemInventory::~ItemInventory |
( |
| ) |
|
|
virtual |
◆ findEquipmentSlotByTag()
| std::shared_ptr<EquipmentSlot> ItemSystem::ItemInventory::findEquipmentSlotByTag |
( |
const QString & |
tag | ) |
|
◆ findEquipmentSlotForItem()
| std::shared_ptr<EquipmentSlot> ItemSystem::ItemInventory::findEquipmentSlotForItem |
( |
std::shared_ptr< Item > |
item | ) |
|
◆ readEquipmentSlots()
| void ItemSystem::ItemInventory::readEquipmentSlots |
( |
const QString & |
filePath | ) |
|
◆ update()
| virtual void ItemSystem::ItemInventory::update |
( |
float |
deltaTime | ) |
|
|
overridevirtual |
◆ m_equipmentSlots
| QList<std::shared_ptr<EquipmentSlot> > ItemSystem::ItemInventory::m_equipmentSlots |
|
protected |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- D:/Daten/Projekte/SeminarGameGenreEngines/ItemSystemPackage/Documentation/ItemContainer/ItemInventory.h


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django_fileresponse
(link to documentation) is a library that allows you to serve files directly from Django.
django_fileresponse
provides the following features for developers:
django_fileresponse
is on PyPI so you can just run pip install django_fileresponse
.
You have to replace Djangos ASGIHandler
, because it synchronously calls __next__
in for part in response which makes it impossible to await reading from a filesystem/object-store.
So you have to replace the default ASGIHandler
in asgi.py
.
So instead of building your application like this:
from django.core.asgi import get_asgi_application
application = get_asgi_application()
You have to import a modified ASGIHandler from fileresponse:
from fileresponse.asgi import get_asgi_application
application = get_asgi_application()
If you use a different mechanism to launch your application, you could also just import the modified AsyncFileASGIHandler
directly:
from fileresponse.handlers import AsyncFileASGIHandler
django.setup(set_prefix=False)
application = AsyncFileASGIHandler()
from fileresponse.http import AiofileFileResponse as AiofileFileResponse
async def get_file(request, path):
file_path = Path(path)
return AiofileFileResponse(file_path)
from fileresponse.http import AiobotocoreFileResponse
async def get_file(request, key):
bucket = settings.FILERESPONSE_S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID
return AiobotocoreFileResponse(bucket, key, chunk_size=4096)


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Slides at: bedford.io/talks
Sequencing to reconstruct pathogen spread
Epidemic process
Sample some individuals
Sequence and determine phylogeny
Sequence and determine phylogeny
Nextstrain
Project to conduct real-time molecular epidemiology and evolutionary analysis of emerging epidemics
with
Richard Neher,
James Hadfield,
Emma Hodcroft,
Thomas Sibley,
John Huddleston,
Louise Moncla,
Misja Ilcisin,
Kairsten Fay,
Jover Lee,
Allison Black,
Colin Megill,
Sidney Bell,
Barney Potter,
Charlton Callender
Nextstrain architecture
All code open source at github.com/nextstrain
Two central aims: (1) rapid and flexible phylodynamic analysis and
(2) interactive visualization
Nextstrain is two things
- a bioinformatics toolkit and visualization app, which can be used for a broad range of datasets
- a collection of real-time pathogen analyses kept up-to-date on the website nextstrain.org
Jan 10: nCoV is a betacoronavirus
Jan 10: nCoV is a betacoronavirus
Jan 11: And belongs to SARS-like coronaviruses
Jan 11: And belongs to SARS-like coronaviruses
Jan 11: These viruses have a natural reservoir in bats
Jan 11: Initial 5 nCoV genomes from Wuhan showed highly restricted genetic diversity
Initially thought clustering due to epi investigation of linked cases at
Huanan seafood market
Jan 17: Additional 2 nCoV genomes from Thailand travel cases also lacked diversity
Jan 19: Additional 5 nCoV genomes from Wuhan still lacked diversity
Single introduction into the human population between Nov 15 and Dec 15 and
human-to-human epidemic spread from this point forward
Spent the week of Jan 20 alerting public health officials, and since then have
aimed to keep nextstrain.org/ncov updated within ~1hr of new sequences being
deposited
Data sharing through GISAID
- Shanghai Public Health Clinical Center, Fudan University, Shanghai, China
- National Institute for Viral Disease Control and Prevention, China CDC, Beijing, China
- Institute of Pathogen Biology, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, Beijing, China
- Wuhan Institute of Virology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Wuhan, China
- Department of Microbiology, Zhejiang Provincial CDC, Hangzhou, China
- Guangdong Provincial CDC, Guangzhou, China
- Shenzhen Key Laboratory of Pathogen and Immunity, Shenzhen, China
- Hangzhou Center for Disease and Control Microbiology Lab, Zhejiang, China
- National Institute of Health, Nonthaburi, Thailand
Data sharing through GISAID (continued)
- National Institute of Infectious Diseases, Tokyo, Japan
- Korea Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, Cheongju, Korea
- National Public Health Laboratory, Singapore
- US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, USA
- Institut Pasteur, Paris, France
- Respiratory Virus Unit, Microbiology Services Colindale, Public Health England
- Department of Virology, University of Helsinki and Helsinki University Hospital, Helsinki, Finland
- University of Melbourne, Peter Doherty Institute for Infection & Immunity, Melbourne, Australia
- Victorian Infectious Disease Reference Laboratory, Melbourne, Australia
Almost real-time with many genomes shared within 3-6 days of sampling
Scientific communication surrounding outbreak has completely flipped with
everything posted to bioRxiv, modeling groups posting live analyses and
crowd-sourced line lists 🙌🏻
This communication between academics and public health officials has spilled
over with huge interest from general public
This is having knock-on effects on science communication and spread of
misinformation
Moving forward
- Epidemic spread still appears to be sustained with estimates of R0 between
1.5-3.5 and epidemic doubling time of ~6 days
- We have not yet had time
to ascertain effects of intervention measures, but my hope for containment
is slim
- Biggest question for me now surrounds infection-to-fatality ratio
- I expect genomic data to be most immediately useful to help pin down
emerging community transmission
Acknowledgements
Bedford Lab:
Alli Black,
John Huddleston,
James Hadfield,
Katie Kistler,
Louise Moncla,
Maya Lewinsohn,
Thomas Sibley,
Jover Lee,
Kairsten Fay,
Misja Ilcisin,
Nicola Müller,
Marlin Figgins
Data producers from all over the world, GISAID, Virological.org


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This Week on npm v20181116
This is the first in our weekly series on the most important publishes to npm this week. For now, we'll be posting the top 25 most downloaded packages that had new releases between Friday November 9 and Friday November 16, based on downloads in October 2018. Ready? Here's the list:
1<EMAIL_ADDRESS>yargs the modern, pirate-themed, successor to optimist.
2<EMAIL_ADDRESS>TypeScript definitions for Node.js
3<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Babel Types is a Lodash-esque utility library for AST nodes
4<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Global identifiers from different JavaScript environments
5<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The Babel Traverse module maintains the overall tree state, and is responsible for replacing, removing, and adding nodes
6<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Turns an AST into code.
7<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Provides a list of electron-to-chromium version mappings
8<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A JavaScript parser
9<EMAIL_ADDRESS>An AST-based pattern checker for JavaScript.
10<EMAIL_ADDRESS>React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
11<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Babel compiler core.
12<EMAIL_ADDRESS>React package for working with the DOM.
13<EMAIL_ADDRESS>TypeScript definitions for React
14<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Prettier is an opinionated code formatter
15<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Angular DevKit - Core Utility Library
16<EMAIL_ADDRESS>AWS SDK for JavaScript
17<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Object schema validation
18<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A Babel preset for each environment.
19<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Angular - the core framework
20<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Angular - the compiler library
21<EMAIL_ADDRESS>JSON Web Token implementation (symmetric and asymmetric)
22<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Angular - commonly needed directives and services
23<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Angular - library for using Angular in a web browser
24<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Angular Schematics - Library
25<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Angular - library for using Angular in a web browser with JIT compilation
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#include <kdbease.h>
#include <kdbhelper.h>
#include <kdbtypes.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
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| int | elektraArrayValidateName (const Key *key) |
| validate array syntax More... | |
| int | elektraArrayValidateBaseNameString (const char *baseName) |
| validate array syntax More... | |
| int | elektraArrayIncName (Key *key) |
| Increment the name of the key by one. More... | |
| int | elektraArrayDecName (Key *key) |
| Decrement the name of an array key by one. More... | |
| KeySet * | elektraArrayGet (const Key *arrayParent, KeySet *keys) |
| Return all the array keys below the given array parent. More... | |
| Key * | elektraArrayGetNextKey (KeySet *arrayKeys) |
| Return the next key in the given array. More... | |
Array methods.
| int elektraArrayDecName | ( | Key * | key | ) |
Decrement the name of an array key by one.
The alphabetical order will remain intact. For example, user:/abc/\#_10
will be changed to user:/abc/\#9
.
| This | parameter determines the key name this function decrements. |
| -1 | on error (e.g. new array index too small, non-valid array) |
| 0 | on success |
| KeySet* elektraArrayGet | ( | const Key * | arrayParent, |
| KeySet * | keys | ||
| ) |
Return all the array keys below the given array parent.
The array parent itself is not returned. For example, if user:/config/#
is an array, user:/config
is the array parent. Only the direct array keys will be returned. This means that for example user:/config/#1/key
will not be included, but only user:/config/#1
.
A new keyset will be allocated for the resulting keys. This means that the caller must ksDel
the resulting keyset.
| arrayParent | the parent of the array to be returned |
| keys | the keyset containing the array keys |
| NULL | on NULL pointers |
| Key* elektraArrayGetNextKey | ( | KeySet * | arrayKeys | ) |
Return the next key in the given array.
The function will automatically allocate memory for a new key and name it accordingly.
The caller has to keyDel the resulting key.
| arrayKeys | the array where the new key will belong to |
| NULL | if the passed array is empty |
| NULL | on NULL pointers or if an error occurs |
| int elektraArrayIncName | ( | Key * | key | ) |
Increment the name of the key by one.
Alphabetical order will remain
e.g. user:/abc/#9 will be changed to user:/abc/#_10
For the start: user:/abc/# will be changed to user:/abc/#0
| key | which base name will be incremented |
| -1 | on error (e.g. array too large, non-valid array) |
| 0 | on success |
| int elektraArrayValidateBaseNameString | ( | const char * | baseName | ) |
validate array syntax
| baseName | the supposed array element basename |
| -1 | if no array element/syntax error/no key |
| 0 | if start |
| offsetIndex | otherwise, where offsetIndex stores the offset to the first digit of the array index of baseName |
| int elektraArrayValidateName | ( | const Key * | key | ) |
validate array syntax
| key | an element of an array |
| -1 | if no array element/syntax error/no key |
| 0 | if start |
| 1 | if array element |


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Klaasen to skipper Tshwane Spartans in MSL
Cape Town - Heinrich Klaasen is looking forward to taking up the reigns as Tshwane Spartans captain in the 2019 Mzansi Super League, saying the number of home grown players gives the squad a big advantage.
The 28-year-old, who recently returned with the Proteas from India where he earned his first Test cap, was made Spartans captain by head coach Mark Boucher.
"I had a conversation with Boucher, he said I got fired from the previous job (as Titans captain), so I can get a chance here. I’m looking forward to this, especially with guys who have heaps of experience around the world," Klaasen joked.
Klaasen’s captaincy at the Titans wasn’t all bad - he did lead the team to the Four-Day title in 2017/18.
His various call-ups to the national team in the year that followed meant he wasn’t always available for them, however, but the 2019 MSL gives him another good chance to underline his leadership credentials.
"I’m quite a relaxed captain," said Klaasen, who has shone for the Sky Blues not only as a wicket-keeper, but a fine top order batsman in the white-ball formats.
"I try to get everyone’s point of view. Everyone has different ideas, so it’s always been my way.
"I’ve spent a lot of time with Albie Morkel, really picking his brain about the way he captains. I think he’s been one of our best captains in South Africa, the way he sums up the game, handles the pressure, I’ve really learnt a lot from him in the last four seasons."
Klaasen played under Morkel at the Durban Heat last year, but it was not a successful time for either of them or the Heat as a franchise. Getting drafted by the Spartans sees him return to familiar climes and the fact that there are so many players in the Tshwane squad with such intimate knowledge of SuperSport Park, will help foster team spirit a lot quicker.
"There’s a lot of old Titans players like Roelof van der Merwe and Morné Morkel. The characters and quality of players we have is unbelievable. It's going to be good fun and hard cricket," said Klaasen.
In addition AB de Villiers returns, while current Titans players, Lungi Ngidi, Dean Elgar and Tony de Zorzi add a proper 'homegrown' feel to the squad and adds to Klaasen’s belief that the team won’t struggle to form a bond.
"There are a few warm-up games, for us to find our feet, to get to know each other, it’s a good and exciting season ahead," Klaasen concluded.
The Spartans will kick off their campaign on Saturday, November 8, against the Durban Heat at Kingsmead. Klaasen will lead the team in their first home match, against the Nelson Mandela Bay Giants on Wednesday, November 13.
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EVITA A film review by Froilan Vispo Copyright 1997 Froilan Vispo
*** out of ****
EVITA begins with the announcement in a movie theatre of Eva Peron's death and is quickly followed by a most sublime scene of Argentinian sorrow, that of couples dancing a lifeless tango set to their secret grief. The sight impresses, as does the rest of EVITA's visuals. Unfortunately, EVITA doesn't go much further than the surface. With its emphasis on the illustration of celebrity, as opposed to an explanation, using displays of grandeur and admiring masses of humanity, the mythology of Eva will remain an anonymous one after watching EVITA, I'm afraid. Then again, one should probably not assign such weighty baggage to a movie based on a Broadway musical.
The musical is the source of most of EVITA's weaknesses. It alludes, but does not convince, on Eva's allure, likely because this Eva is a sanitized version. Madonna's own fearlessness and determination could have conveniently filled this rather glaring void, but she keeps herself in check - oddly the same reason why her Eva convinces - and regrettably holds too much back, revealing only flashes of her perverse appeal. Madonna gives her best performance yet, acting very capably and singing at her best, but this Evita comes short of undeniable appeal and charisma.
The musical assigns Eva's determination and her championi-ng of the lower class descamisados to her own illegitimacy and consequent exclusion from her middle class father. Her ticket to Buenos Aires, the South American Big Apple, comes from a teenage liaison with a marginal celebrity, and thus begins a succession of upwardly mobile trysts that eventually lands her Juan Peron. Jonathan Pryce's Juan plays the necessary cipher to Evita's myth and little else, a man so emasculated by the musical one is left wondering how he managed to rise to the top of the military ranks. Nevertheless, Pryce plays the thankless role with note-perfect grace.
Much more macho is Antonio Banderas as the omnipresent Che, our narrative middle man and Brechtian commentator who goes through at least as many costume changes as Madonna. Banderas' range of voice and facial expressions are limited, all knitted brow and curled lip, but he sings and swaggers with malevolent gusto as he peppers sarcastic asides on Evita's life.  Perhaps that is how it was, but EVITA leaves me unconvinced.
In spite of its faults, Alan Parker will impress with the movie he has made. Expect to be entertained. EVITA describes itself well with the following line: "She didn't say much, but she said it loud." It is lush and grand and the expert attention to details obvious. The music is entertaining and appropriately overproduced to complement Parker's accompanying visual spectacles. In spite of the overproduction, the lyrics come across clearly, move the film quickly and, since threadbare on fact, are undemanding and should be unproblematic for those unfamiliar with EVITA. Together, the visuals and the engaging music make EVITA easily entertaining.
Parker isn't blameless, however. I grant that the lack of substance may have forced his hand, necessitating his use of glorious explosions, banner headlines and sudden riots to illustrate Argentina's problems. However, his choice of montage is questionable when a single scene would have been more appropriate to the accompanying song and more effective. "You Must Love Me," EVITA's one new song, is the most obvious example here. In the preceding scene, Juan has just informed Eva that she is dying, and their exchange, sung live with no music, is among the most effective scenes in EVITA, a stark contrast of barebones drama against the constant exhibition. This would have packed even more emotional punch had Madonna then continued to sing "You Must Love Me," but instead Parker plays the song as background to another montage of an obviously ill Eva surrounded by worried caretakers, the by now too familiar device of people reacting to an illusive Eva. The song urges us to love her, but Parker here wastes his easiest opportunity to make us care. With such little effort, you are left indifferrent, neither loving nor hating her.
If anything, EVITA confirms the existence of that dubious sect of the cult of celebrity that requires its icons to have lived splendidly and that they leave a beautiful corpse. It will earn few converts. EVITA entertains and awes with all its fuss but you may leave the movie theatre wondering why the fuss happened in the first place.
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if a "notary node team" is 2 people, can they each control one notary node per region and the "team" have one, giving them 3?
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| Declared in | IFFileIO.h IFFileIO.m |
+ readJSONFromFileAtPath:
Read a file and parse its contents as JSON.
+ (id)readJSONFromFileAtPath:(NSString *)path
Parameters
path |
The path to the JSON file. |
|---|
Return Value
An object representing the file’s parsed contents.
Discussion
Read a file and parse its contents as JSON.
Declared In
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+ writeJSON:toFileAtPath:
Write JSON to a file.
+ (BOOL)writeJSON:(id)data toFileAtPath:(NSString *)path
Parameters
data |
The data to write to the file. |
|---|---|
path |
The path to the JSON file. |
Return Value
Boolean true if the file was written.
Discussion
Write JSON to a file.
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IFFileIO.h
+ unzipFileAtPath:toPath:
Unzip a zip archive file to the specified location. Overwrites any content already at the out path.
+ (BOOL)unzipFileAtPath:(NSString *)zipPath toPath:(NSString *)outPath
Parameters
zipPath |
The path to the zip archive file. |
|---|---|
outPath |
The location to unzip the file’s contents to. |
Return Value
Returns boolean true if the archive was successfully unzipped.
Discussion
Unzip a zip archive file to the specified location. Overwrites any content already at the out path.
Declared In
IFFileIO.h
+ unzipFileAtPath:toPath:overwrite:
Unzip a zip archive file to the specified location.
+ (BOOL)unzipFileAtPath:(NSString *)zipPath toPath:(NSString *)outPath overwrite:(BOOL)overwrite
Parameters
zipPath |
The path to the zip archive file. |
|---|---|
outPath |
The location to unzip the file’s contents to. |
overwrite |
Whether to overwrite existing content at outPath. |
Return Value
Returns boolean true if the archive was successfully unzipped.
Discussion
Unzip a zip archive file to the specified location.
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Access Java Programming Resources for CSC 120 via this link.
Right click on each of these:
and choose Save Target As... (or Save Link As...) and save the files in the src folder of your project.
Student
objects to represent data describing 15 different students.
The output is printed in a JTextArea
GUI
component using several append method calls. MUPanel
class, change the first element in the array (element 0) so
that it represents you. Change "Samantha Student" to your
name, change the dorm to your residence hall (or use "off-campus" if
you don't live in a residence hall), specify a code number that
indicates your current class (1=Freshman, 2=Sophomore,
3=Junior, 4=Senior), specify a Boolean
value
indicating whether or not you are an intercollegiate athlete, and put in a
decimal number representing your GPA (you may use your
actual GPA or a made-up value, as you wish).Student
objects. Then add
instantiations for a sixteenth and a seventeenth student in
the fillArray()
method that represents either
friends of yours, or made-up people (could be your favorite
historical figures, athletes, movie stars, etc.). displayEntireArray()
method, then
paste a copy of this code immediately after the method, and then change the name of the
newly copied method to displaySophomores
.displaySophomores
method so that it only
processes students in the array that are Sophomores (have a
classCode
value of 2). To do this, place an if
statement immediately inside the for
loop, and
test to see if the result of the getClassCode()
method called for element number k
of the studentRoster
array is equal to 2. Only if this test evaluates as true
should the student in position k
of the array
be printed and her gpa added to the
total. Also, edit the text strings in this second block so
that the first line printed by the block is "Listing of
Sophomores".MUPanel
constructor method
to invoke this method; it should be invoked AFTER displayEntireArray
has
been invoked. Run the program now; you should see
two sets of output lines in the JTextArea: the original list of
all students, and a second list showing only those students
who are Sophomores.String
for equality, use .equals("McMaster Hall")
-- don't use
the ==
operator for the test).MUPanel
constructor method to invoke these methods.Right click on MUPanel.java and choose Save Target As... (or Save Link As...) to save the file in the src folder of your project.
MUPanel
,
displayEntireArray
and fillArray
try
to use an array of Book
objects, and the Book
class definition is not supplied. Your task for this step of
the lab is to provide a complete class definition for a Book
class, that allows the program to run correctly.Book
class must have three (3) private
data members: a String
for the book's title, a
String
for the book's author, and an Integer
for the number of pages in the book. You must write a
minimum of three methods for this class: a constructor
method (to see the order of the parameters for the
constructor, refer to the statements in fillArray
that call the constructor), a method named getNumPages()
that returns the number of pages in a Book
object, and a toString()
method that returns a
String
formatted in this format:
title_of_book, by author_of_book, has number_of_pages pages.When you have correctly written the
Book
class
definition, you should obtain output that looks like this screen shot image.
when you run the program.Book
class: an Integer
value representing the copyright
year for the book, and a Boolean
value
representing whether the book is a hardback book or not. If
we do this, we'll also need to modify the constructor method
of the class, so that it accepts two more parameters of the
appropriate type, and stores those parameter values in the
new private data members. MUPanel
class (as well as
displayArray
and fillEntireArray)
will
also need some modifications. For each book, you'll need to
specify two more pieces of information when the book is
instantiated. Use these values:| Title | Copyright Year | Hardback? |
|---|---|---|
| War and Peace | 1864 | true |
| Gone With The Wind | 1936 | true |
| Using Java | 2011 | false |
| Autobiography of a Yogi | 1953 | false |
| Computing Unbound | 1992 | false |
| Heaven Help Us | 1996 | false |
| Computer Systems | 2010 | true |
toString()
method for the Book
class should be changed as follows: after forming the string
as you did above, concatenate
the string " (c) ", followed by the copyright year for the
book, followed by a semicolon and a space. Then, using an if/else
statement, concatenate the string "Hardback" to the answer String if the hardback
private data member is true, or the string "Paperback" if
the hardback
private data member is false.Book
class definition and MUPanel
, you should
obtain output that looks like this screen shot image
when you run the program. append()
method calls in displayEntireArray
and add if
statements to the for
loop so that the program calculates the totals and produces
the output shown in this final screen shot.Lab09 Grading Rubric


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| BN2A 15th Jun 2015, 13:54 permalink Post: 1896 |
10 minutes to Mach 1?? What rate of climb was obtained once everything was stabilised and climb speed was reached (obviously without any step restrictions)?? In my world (and everyone's now, unfortunately) a full contingent of passengers would be lifted to maybe +/- 20,000 feet in that time, not supersonic territory at that altitude without government instructions and an enemy!!
I take it Barbados was similar? 3 2 1 Now, and the next touch of the throttles was at top of descent at the other end?? Been stated before, but John Hutchinson's interview on the OmegaTau podcast, and the video of Dave Rowland and Roger Bricknell going to JFK and back are essential for any self respecting enthusiast... I don't suppose they are the real names of some of the experts contributing to this thread are they? |
| Roger_Mellie 20th May 2016, 04:01 permalink Post: 1942 |
Is this the best thread on the Internet?
98 Pages - have read them all. Absolutely unique given the tailspin that a lot of threads (not just on this site) find themselves in - this thread is a credit to those who have made it so captivating.
I lived in the UK for 10 years and was lucky enough to (well my wife did) win a return for 2 to NY on Concorde. Courtesy of the Evening Standard. This was June 1997. We sat in 3A/B and as an avid aviation follower (my dad flew in the RNZAF) spent way longer than my welcome in the cockpit when it was our turn. Purely because unlike a lot of other people who pointed and wowed - I spoke to the F/E and the skipper (Mike Bannister) about the flying aspect and marvelled at the engineering and the systems. My dad broke the sound barrier in 1963 in an F-105 in Thailand somewhere whilst on manoeuvres with the USAF and as a wee chap always remember the mach meter at 1.06. So I asked Capt Bannister if he would take a picture of this for me from the same aspect - and he did. I proudly showed my dad. So on the way back from NY on boarding I asked the Chief Purser if there was any chance of sitting in the cockpit for landing - a fairly stern no was the answer. No problem - 3 hours of caviar, mango, fillet steak and Krug ensued. Then lo and behold - about 25 minutes from landing, the purser found me and said (verbatim) - "are you the young chap whose dad broke the sound barrier? Capt Bannister would like to know if you would like to sit on the jump seat for landing." I levitated to the cockpit. Was strapped in, given headphones - told not to talk unless spoken to (nicely of course). Mike Bannister did say to me that I was one of the few people (of 100) to actually pay any interest to the flight systems aspect - which was why he asked if I was keen to join them for landing. Oh the good old days!! At the time we lived in Brockham and as a bonus it transpired that Bill Clinton and Air Force One was in the circuit and as it was explained to me - there was an exclusion zone whilst Air Force 1 was on finals? So we had to do 2 laps of the Ockham circuit. Which as fate would have it was almost directly over my house. In all a surreal experience - just over 24 hours LHR - JFK - LHR return - didn't sleep a wink. So not really a contribution to the thread - but a memory of a whirlwind, never to be repeated 24 hours. I think I was unbelievably lucky. About the only thing I recall about Concorde (by way of a question) that I can't recall seeing here was when Concorde visited Auckland in the late 70's? Was the damage to either the rudder or a stabiliser? Surely at Mach 2.0 the vibrations/difference in control would be marked? From memory the flight crew was interviewed and I'm sure they said they didn't notice anything? Comments? |


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Story: Baboon's ss'o |a and hair used as charms against illness
Baboon's ss'o |a and hair used as charms against illness
Title
Baboon's ss'o |a and hair used as charms against illness
Collection
Summary
...further described the value attached, by the Bushmen, to Ss’ó/õä found in the possession of Baboons; also its great use to the latter. The hair of the Baboon considered as a charm (L V.-24. 5957-5967). Baboons keep Ssho |oa (ss'o |a) in their cheek, which people take out and keep when they kill them. They believe that this stick of Ssho |oa prevents the baboon from feeling pain and illness. Baboons live long and don't know illness, but if they do get ill it is severe and kills them.
Comments
1) Ss'o-|a is also spelt Ssho |oa, 2) p.5956v: Dia!kwain's father (Xaa-ttin) told him that ss'o-|a is kept in the baboon's left cheek, 3) p.5963v: see Chippings made by Dia!kwain's father (before the time of the 'Boers'), 4) p.5964v: Dia!kwain's father (Xaa-ttin) told him most of this story; the rest is from Dia!kwain's personal experience, 5) See also Baboons speak Bushman and have wives, 6) This story is found in Book V-24
Contributors
Date
6 February 1876 (started)
Categories
Custom and daily life, Plants and animals
Keywords
baboon (its Ssho |oa and hair is used as a charm against illness) , baboon (is a thing which can die) , baboon (its nature and habits) , baboon (and presentiment) , baboon (and death) , baboon (feels its body) , baboon (knows when danger approaches) , baboon (does not feel pain) , baboon (can tell when death threatens) , baboon (does not get ill) , baboon (the death of) , baboon (what is said when one dies) , baboon (lives long) , baboon (severe illness kills it) , baboon (Ssho |oa tells its body things) , baboon (keeps Ssho |oa in its cheek) , baboon (does not want to die) , baboon (and the illnesses of people) , baboon (protects people from illness) , healing (using the baboon's Ssho |oa and hair charm) , charm (which protects against illness) , charm (made of baboon's hair and Ssho |oa) , Ssho |oa (the baboon's) , Ssho |oa (ss'o |a) , Ssho |oa (the value of) , Ssho |oa (takes care of baboons) , Ssho |oa (its properties) , Ssho |oa (the baboon's stick of) , Ssho |oa (the baboon keeps it in its cheek) , Ssho |oa (tells the baboon's body things) , Ssho |oa (and presentiment) , Ssho |oa (and the baboon's hair used as charm against illness) , death (of baboons) , death (the baboon's hair and Ssho |oa used as charm against illness) , presentiment (and the stick of Ssho |oa used by baboons tells its body things) , presentiment (a baboon knows when danger approaches) , illness (and the baboon's hair and Ssho |oa used as charm against) , illness (a baboon does not get ill) , illness (a baboon does not feel pain) , plant (Ssho |oa) , plant (baboon's Ssho |oa used as charm against illness) , hair (of the baboon and Ssho |oa used as a charm against illness)
Story Pages
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Speech
GovNet Skills and Employability Summit, 29 September. Keynote: Vocational Qualifications – Benefits and Opportunities
Good morning.
The title of my speech today is ‘Making the case for vocational qualifications’ – but given the audience, I do question whether I really need to make the case! I think we would all agree that vocational qualifications are essential given that they support entry to employment, skills development, workforce mobility and economic prosperity. The Sainsbury review was clear about the importance of technical pathways and apprenticeships and the skills plan further emphasised the commitment of government in this area.
So I do not want to focus on the question directly, but rather give a regulator’s perspective of the sector, with an eye to the future.
I should start by declaring my hand – my previous role in Ofqual was firmly in the general qualifications arena where the reform of GCSE and A levels is moving from design and development into the delivery and evaluation phase.
I see some parallels with the journey facing vocational qualifications, not least the central importance of engaging end-users of qualifications. But of course it is important to also recognise that vocational qualifications are necessarily distinct from their general qualification counterparts. In particular, vocational qualifications are of course more applied in nature; we need to consider how to accommodate this distinct feature while seeking to ensure that the qualifications and assessments are valid – that is to say they are able to identify and maintain a level of skills, knowledge and understanding. It is a difficult balance to strike.
In this context, I want to give my thoughts on what makes a successful vocational qualification and importantly how we might maintain trust in them in a period of reform.
It is self-evident that there is a huge amount happening in the vocational qualification sector. I have already alluded to the recently published government Post-16 Skills Plan, a response to Lord Sainsbury’s independent review.
The intention of the Government Skills Plan is to simplify and improve provision for 16 to 19-year-olds, developing a new approach to technical education that provides valued routes in to work.
And in apprenticeships, change is already underway, with new trailblazer standards designed directly by employer groups coming on line and replacing the old framework standards.
And another area of reform currently underway is the work being carried out on functional skills qualifications, making sure they remain relevant to employers and ensuring they are a reliable way of signalling achievement in numeracy and literacy.
Taken in the round, this represents a significant programme of change. Although only five weeks into my current role, it is apparent to me that we need to configure ourselves, collectively, to meet these challenges. Our intent is to work closely with all interested parties to establish an appropriate and coherent regulatory system for the reformed vocational qualification landscape.
As a regulator, we think that we have a clear role in ensuring that qualifications and assessments are designed and then delivered appropriately, such that standards can be set and maintained. This assurance of standards is important in ensuring that outcomes can be trusted, particularly by employers who rely on qualifications for recruitment and training of staff.
Before talking about what this means in the future, I do want to dwell on the present, where of course many learners are engaged in, or embarking on, vocational courses. We are committed to ensuring that these current learners continue to be served well and their achievements recognised. You would expect nothing less from us.
Equally, we must ensure that learners who first encounter the reformed qualifications and assessments are not disadvantaged during the transition process. Regulation can play a part here, but there is a need for a sector approach to minimise any volatility associated with change.
Having considered the broader landscape, I thought it might be useful to consider some of the specific areas of reform I have mentioned.
As you know, functional skills are significant qualifications. Over 1 million functional skills certificates were issued last year and they are seen as important in improving literacy and numeracy rates in England.
We are closely engaged in the reform of functional skills qualifications that are being redeveloped to make sure they maintain relevance to employers, while ensuring that they are reliable indicators of achievement in numeracy and literacy. This has meant that aspects of assessment methodology as well as qualification content are being reviewed.
We have been working closely with the Education and Training Foundation, which is developing the new qualification content, advising on aspects of valid qualification design.
The reform of technical education is another policy that is likely to have a significant impact on the market and the regulatory approach to these qualifications will be an important factor.
There are currently around 18,000 qualifications listed on our register that fall into the technical or vocational education market. They are offered by more than 150 different organisations. Regulating these represents a significant resource challenge.
We are taking some steps to address this now. We’re requiring the organisations we regulate to review their qualifications, and to remove from view on our register any qualifications that they have not awarded in the past two years. We expect this action to remove some 2,000 qualifications from consideration.
But this is a small step compared to the potential implications of reform that will introduce 15 routes, with dedicated qualifications for the occupations offered by a single organisation in each route. This marks a potential step change to the open market that we have now and has the potential, in the longer term, to reduce the number of qualifications on offer significantly.
The reform of these qualifications allows us to consider our regulatory options. We think that our expertise and experience offers much to the development and delivery of these high profile qualifications.
We have been paying equally close attention to the development of trailblazer apprenticeships. We have been identified as one of the four External Quality Assurance agencies (EQAs) and, over recent months, have been working with a range of trailblazer groups to review their apprenticeship assessment plans. Interestingly, although the number of trailblazer groups that have engaged us is relatively small, together they provide for around 50% of anticipated apprentice numbers.
In reviewing these assessment plans, we have seen much that is to be commended, including a commitment to designing assessments that are fair for students and manageable for those delivering them. We have seen a clear sense of what employers want end point assessments in apprenticeships to achieve – that is, a reliable method of ensuring an apprentice can demonstrate the skills and knowledge they have developed through their employment and study.
But there are some challenges too. Unsurprisingly, few trailblazer groups have the very specific expertise required to develop assessment plans. Some of the issues we have seen so far include unclear rationales for differentiating performance, a lack of clarity about how different forms of assessment can be used together to form a complete evaluation and a desire to grade a student on very subjective skills, such as customer service and empathy.
None of these issues are insurmountable, but we do think that our experience reflects the importance of assessment expertise early in the process. This enables an assessment plan, and the related end point assessment, to be designed to test the full range of knowledge, skills and understanding described in the apprenticeship standard. In turn, this gives confidence that an assessment will give an apprentice a fair and consistent opportunity to pass.
The challenge for the wider system is, perhaps, to ensure a level regulatory playing field such that end point assessments are comparable irrespective of the EQA selected. We are working closely with the Department for Education, the Institute for Apprenticeships and others in order to support the trailblazer groups further as work continues to develop new standards and plans.
Clearly, the role of the employer in developing trailblazer apprenticeships is key. From a regulatory perspective, we do not think it appropriate to set an arbitrary number for how many employers should be in a trailblazer group, nor should we determine what the qualification should cover. And we need to allow some flexibility between sectors, and between the occupations within them, so that qualifications are responsive to identified needs. Employer leadership is crucial here.
But what employers tell us is that they want to know that the qualifications and assessments themselves are of high quality. They want to know that they can trust the certificate presented to them on a CV – that a distinction achieved in Essex is the same as one achieved in Yorkshire, and that people presenting themselves have been tested on their knowledge and skills appropriately and consistently.
We have a range of regulatory tools that enable us to meet this need. One of these is the evaluation of new qualifications and assessments before they reach the market, to confirm whether they are capable of meeting these demands.
For functional skills, for trailblazer apprenticeships, and for technical education when the work begins, we expect to see the development of a defined content. Given this, and drawing on our experience of general qualification reform we will consider the role that an up-front evaluation process might play for vocational qualifications. One size will certainly not fit all and we do not want to introduce unnecessary regulatory burden. But we do think that considering the evaluation of reformed qualifications and assessments, before they enter the market, should be a consideration in deciding our overall regulatory approach.
To sum up, we are looking to the future while maintaining our regulatory focus on the present. We continually review the sector and will tackle issues that undermine trust. We are committed to maintaining confidence in current vocational qualifications. Looking to the future, we want to work closely with stakeholders across the sector to ensure that we strike the right balance between the needs of the employer and our ability to provide them with the assurance of assessment and qualification standards they want.
To finish where I started, our ambition here is to work with stakeholders to ensure that we develop an appropriate and coherent regulatory system for the reformed vocational qualification landscape. This clarity, together with a shared understanding of how standards are set and maintained, seem to me central to the maintenance of confidence in the vocational system.
Thank you.


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Mequa's Magical Life
Mequanee, better-known as Mequa, was a bichon frise that stole her momma's heart from the beginning. Everything about Mequa enchanted Audrea. She was so silly, so loving, and so expressive. Her steadfast loyalty brought Audrea through the darkest times of her life, and she will always be grateful for that.
- Fall 2004 - Mequa is born in Reno, NV. 8 weeks later, she flies to her permanent home in Colorado Springs, CO.
- Summer 2005 - Audrea assumes full responsibility for Mequa after her siblings move.
- Spring 2006 - Mequa has her first litter of puppies. Audrea's siblings adopt a female pup, named Jasmine.
- Spring 2007 - Mequa has her second and final litter.
- Summer 2007 - Mequa gets a new brother! His name is Nugget, and he's a golden retriever.
- Fall 2007 - Mequa survives a mountain lion attack. She looks like a Franken-dog.
- Spring 2008 - Mequa adopts a kitten she finds in the barn. It grows to be bigger than her!
- Winter 2009 - Mequa survives a second attack, this time from a coyote.
- Spring 2010 - The rest of Audrea's family move out. Mequa and Audrea rule the roost.
- Fall 2011 - Mequa is a 2-eyed, no-horned, walking, PURPLE, treat-eater for Halloween. She is not amused.
- Fall 2012 - Mequa and Audrea move in with Dex and his family. Things are serious between Dex and Audrea.
- Winter 2013 - Mequa, Audrea, and Dex move into their new home!
- Spring 2013 - Mequa gets a new sister! Her name is Ally, and she is a shiba inu mix.
- Spring 2015 - Audrea and Dex get married, but Mequa and Ally are the stars of the wedding.
- Fall 2016 - Mequa road-trips across the country with Audrea.
- Spring 2018 - Audrea begins to carry Mequa in a sling on their trips to the park. She loves this.
- Fall 2018 - Mequa enjoys more and more time curled up on the couch, snoring away.
- Winter 2019 - Held in Audrea's arms, Mequa peacefully crosses the rainbow bridge.
- Spring 2019 - Juniper Rose, a whippet puppy, is born. Audrea knows Mequa's spirit lives on in this bundle of joy.
Losing Mequa was truly the most difficult experience of Audrea's life. Though she knows it sounds crazy, she is comforted by her belief that her new puppy is Mequa's reincarnated form. Juniper Rose constantly does silly things (like devouring lettuce) that remind Audrea so much of Mequa that sometimes she can't help but cry. She will always love Mequa, her precious baby girl.
Visit Mequa's Photo Album to see more!


HAROKOPIO UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS
Dpt of GEOGRAPHY
Postgraduate Programme:
Applied Geography and Spatial Planning
Stream C: Geoinformatics
Postgraduate Thesis:
Yorghos Voutos
Supervisor: Associate Professor Christos Chalkias
Athens, Greece - March 2017
The environmental crisis is now one of the biggest challenges humanity is facing and it directly affects man and his daily life. Meeting the challenges shall comprise the identification and recording of essential environmental parameters concerning the natural degradation. The technological achievements of the last two centuries have created new prospects of interaction between man and the environment which he is living in it. The participatory systems enhance new perspectives in scientific research through expanded use of technology.
The studied variables are: relative Humidity και mean Temperature of the air, Air pollution (through CO & CH4), Light pollution and (experimentally) Sound pollution. The measurements record the state of the environment in an area closer to the recording devices. The variables are largely determined by technical limitations.
The project involves the experimental implementation of a system which records and monitors elements of the environment through the combined application of as IoT και Web GIS.
The system aims at qualitative assessment of the in-situ environmental conditions and inference from geographic clustering from phenomena which adversely affect it.
Arduino Arduino is an open source hardware platform which enables to create automation applications based on easy to use hardware and software. It features a plethora of extensions (modules and sensors) and customization abilities.
Arduino Yun model is used in this study, because it provides the required capabilities for the project.
Android platform supports portable devices like smartphones and tablets. Is the most popular operating system platform for both portable and desktop computer devices.
The application is developed with Apache Cordova through standardised web technologies (HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript).
Cordova supports Ionic framework which used for front-end developing for Android and IoS based on AngularJS.
A Web Map offers capabilities of a supervisory medium which interactively displays spatial information. Cartography offers plenty geo-visualisation methods which are widely exploited with web mapping applications. Web maps offer interaction between the user and provided information.
The experimental recording device is consisted from 5 sensors for environmental observation, which produce 7 variables. It is based on Arduino Yun microcontroller serving fixed and portable operation. It is powered by external source, battery unit (power bank) for portable application and electricity supply for fixed. Measures are transfered through Bluetooth protocoll to an Android device and distributed to a server for further use in a Database system.
| Expansion Type | Model | Function | Measurement unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Temperature & humidity | DHT 22 | Temperature, Rel. Humidity, Heat Index | oC, %Humidity, %oC |
| Photometer | TEMT 2000 | Luminocity | Lux (lx) |
| Microphone | MAX 4466 | Noise pollution/ noise intensity | dBm |
| Gases microparticles | MQ-7 | Concentration of Carbon Monoxide (CO) | ppm |
| Gases microparticles | MQ-4 | Concentration of Methane (CH4) | ppm |
| Bluetooth | HC-06 | Wireless communication | - |
The management and storage of the recordings consist the fundamental elements of the proposed Sensor Network.
Particularly for the purpose of the study a Client - Server schema has been developed utilizing Cloud Computing technologies.
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The chosen method of cartographic representation is Heat Map because it provides an optimal visualisation of environmental quality on any given location through variable clustering.
Heat maps act as an environmental assessement system, synchronizing technical sizes and spatial position.
Representation of a Generalized Environmental Assessment through Heatmap
The study was carried out with the support of
Informatics and Telecommunications Institute, NCSR Democritos


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The name tic tac toe comes from a game by the same name, no longer played, in which players with their eyes closed tossed a pencil down onto a slate marked with numbers, and earned the score the number indicated--something like blind darts. The game dates to the mid- to late 1800s.
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