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It was winter break from school senior year, and I was feeling adventurous, having nothing else to do in the gray, Wisconsin cold. it was a sunday morning, the night after partying with my buddy 'W' and some cocaine he purchased. I woke up still feeling pretty crazy, so I called up my other buddy, 'G', and we purchased two capsules of 2cI for a fun sunday morning I didnt want to forget. we picked up 'T', and 'W' and went to 'G''s house. I was the hungriest I have ever been, but I didn't feel like eating.
we split up the two capsules of 2cI into thirds, presumably for 'G', 'T', and myself, as 'W' didn't put in for it. there sat my line, on a mirror looking at me with the soft look of powdered acid. no one else wanted to snort it first, because we were told it would hurt, so I was nominated to go first. I bent over and snorted the line in my left nostril, only finding that it burned like a thousand suns. At first, I felt nothing, then a stinging sensation as my extreme hunger faded. I downplayed the pain as I watched 'T' take the line, which he complained about. 'G', someone who always tries to be tough, thought twice about doming his third of the 2cI and suggested he split it with 'W'. that is when I first started questioning what I had done. They both snorted it, half of what 'T' or I had done. 'W' started blowing his nose afterwards because of the pain.

[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!] When I paid our dealer, the money in my wallet from Christmas had no meaning to me. it no longer brought me the joy that it did the night before. after scoring the buds, we rolled two blunts and went out into the Wisconsin countryside outside our little town, where we went to smoke blunts almost everyday.
It was about this time that I started to panic. I just kept going up and up and up, until the sky turned into a snowglobe cap and the horizon line was a magnificent, yet ominous rainbow. we sparked the blunts and the whole time, I just started to panic more and more. this was not like me, as I am very chill and have experience with psychedelics. this only expanded the panic, until it was just there and I felt I couldn't do anything about it.
I started thinking about when I was a little kid watching cops with my parents, thinking to myself 'Holy shit, I'm never going to turn out like that guy.'. the whole time, I felt like I was 'that guy', every guy to ever be on cops during the nineties. I started imagining how I would react as a child if I saw the last 24 hours of my life; snorting cocaine, smoking cocaine, drinking, smoking weed, doming 2ci. all of these things, no matter how unscary they were when I did them, became incredibly scary.
fear penitrated my soul, as I re-realized how hungry I was. the pain I once felt from hunger moved upwards towards my chest, which only complicated my sense of fear and panic. I had heart surgery before, and that never really scared me with drugs, but today, I wasn't in control. Today I was at the mercy of this chemical which I thought would be like lsd, but unfortunately was far from it. I imagined every toxic atom surging through my veins to every region of my body, poisoning me from the inside out. (specifically in my left arm, which felt numb)
Rainbows bounced off of every surface, as the sky turned from rainbow-y Mr. bubble pink to a horrid dark purple that spelled out disaster. My heart started pounding, and I truly feared for my life, something I wouldn't have minded losing on any other drug during the course of my winter break. the blunts were smoked and we went to the quick trip. 'G' and 'W' were mostly fine, having only done half as much as myself or 'T'.
Confused, I walked inside quick trip, with no money, to get a free cup of water. never in my life did I feel like such a penniless cheapskate. out I walked, all around the building until I found 'G''s car. we went into town, because 'W' and 'G' wanted to eat. I did too, despite the fact that my parents were home and I was tripping harder than ever at noon on a sunday. 'G' dropped 'W' off at his house and 'T' and I at the gas station by my house. 'T' and I went inside to warm up before our cold journey to my house. I purchased two doughnuts, muttering nonsense to the cashier, who looked confused and concerned. I ate one doughnut thats when I started to feel better and we were on our way. the snow was fresh and sparkling so much that it was hard to walk. everything was a color, even if it should have been white. the snow was bursting with orange and purple as if out of an abstract painting.
on the way home, I tried to get 'T' and myself thinking and forming sentences in case we had to talk to my parents. I asked him questions, which he rarely listened to, and when he asked me questions, I could do little more than mutter, although I had the desire for truth and knowledge that came with lsd or mushrooms. this was annoying, and I eventually gave up on learning. we go to my house and went right downstairs into my room and quickly turned on something to look at in case my parents came home. I didnt want them to see our dilated eyes. we played mario kart on the n64, which was very reminiscent of my childhood. I got a call from my friends, dennis, parker and zack, who were back in town.
 Zack read childrens poems, which made me feel like a little kid... but in a bad, braindead way. I could do nothing but listen to the poems in awe, not concentration on the poems themselves or the meanings they contain, but rather just the sound of the words leaving zack's mouth. somehow, it was eight o'clock already and it was time for dennis to go to his foster home. I was tripping this whole time. despite being scared shitless, I considered this to be a positive experience. I no longer feel immortal, nor do I feel the need to try every drug on the planet.
The day after, we talked about it, and all of my friends told me I looked like what can only be described as 'death'. I would have to agree with them, in that I felt like 'death' for much of that day.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Biographical Sketch of the Oldemeyers Family
How the Oldemeyers Came to America from The Netherlands
A group of immigrants from The Netherlands sailed on the
English ship, The Southerner [1]
from Rotterdam on September 24, and arrived in New York City, NY,
November 17, 1846. The ship weighed 276 tons and Tully Crosby was the captain.
The ship was a 3 masted sailing ship. The Immigrants were under the leadership
of the 35 year old Reverend A. C. Van Raalte, a Christian Reformed Minister.
The Oldemeyer family came from Overijsel Province in The
Netherlands. They were Hendrik Oldemeyer, listed as a farmer on the passenger
list, [2] his wife, Dina Schepers Oldemeyer, and their son, Jan. Hendrik
and Dina were 40 years old and Jan was 7 at the time they sailed for America.
The immigrants, after arriving in New York on November 17,
1846, left by steamer for Albany, NY; thence via Buffalo and Cleveland to
Detroit. Rev. Van Raalte went to the future site of Holland, Michigan in
December, 1846. In January 1847 he returned to Detroit to collect his
followers. During his absence he had procured work for the men at St.Clair,
where a steamboat was being built. In the same month all went to Allegan, via
Kalamazoo. The women and children were left in Allegan and the men proceeded to
Black Lake arriving about February 12. The women and children joined them after
shelters were built. In March, 1847, two more parties of immigrants joined
them.
An autobiographical sketch describing the voyage is
preserved in the Netherland Museum in Holland, Museum in Holland, Michigan. It
was written by Henry Cook (Hendrick Kok), whose parents were also passengers. [3]
Dina Schepers Oldemeyer passed away shortly after the
spring of 1847 in Holland, Michigan [4] and later Hendrik married
Hendrina Schutmaat, who came to Holland with an uncle very soon after the Van
Raalte group. Hendrik and Hendrina were married in Holland, Michigan by the
Rev.Van Raalte. They had ten children together. The children were born in
Holland, Michigan except as noted below. Their names were:
Garret Jan, born Sept. 10, 1851
Hendrick Jan (Henry John), born Aug. 29, 1853 in
Soveriesel, MI [5]
Susan, born Aug. 31, 1856
Hendrick (Henry), born Apr. 4, 1857
Benjamin, born Mar. 9, 1862 in Grand Rapids, MI [5]
Hein, born Mar. 9, 1862 (twin to Benjamin)
Jan (John), born 1866
Herman, born Apr. 24, 1867
Hannah Anna , born 1868 [6]
The
family moved to Holland, Nebraska probably in late 1873 and Hendrik bought 160
acres from the Burlington & Missouri River Railroad of Nebraska at $9 per
acre on 1/26/1874. [7] The family had cleared 160 acres of timber in
Michigan. Hendrik had bought it for $0.50 per acre on 3/10/1857. [7]
Hendrik passed away not long after. It is supposed that they went to Nebraska
for easier plowing. The sons all had farms in Lancaster County within a short
distance of each other. In 1880, Henry J. bought 80 acres from the Burlington
& Missouri River Railroad of Nebraska also at $9 per acre. [7]
There
is no tombstone on either Hendrik s or Hendrina s grave. They were buried in
the Holland, Nebraska, Cemetery, and the graves were originally marked with
wooden markers and a picket fence around the family plot, which have long since
disappeared. Hendrik and Dina s son, Jan, is buried in the same plot. There
seems to be no cemetery record or way of locating their graves. [8]
In
later years, Hendrina was a little crippled lady and lived with her son,
Herman, and his family until her death at the age of 77 in February of 1904 and
was buried in Holland Cemetery Feb. 10, 1904. [9] Also buried in the
Holland Cemetery was Henry John Oldemeyer and his wife, Neltje, Henry
Oldemeyer, son of Garret Jan and Anna, and his wife, Anna, Anna Liesveld,
Gertrude Oldemeyer and Sarah Oldemeyer, daughters of Henry John and Neltje,
Hannah s only child, Cora Newman as well as a stone for Hannah with a birth
year on it, but no death year, (is she buried there?) and a couple of other
relatives. [10]
The
Oldemeyer name used to be written Oldemeijer. In Dutch there is no y, but j has
the same sound.
All the
children listed above were married in Lancaster County except for Hannah.
This
information was taken from a letter written by Mick Vander Griend s mother,
Hendricka (Reka) Oldemeyer, daughter of Herman Oldemeyer and Nellie Klerk and
typed up by Joyce Koenig Chapman. It was updated in March, 2005 by Don Hansen
and the notes below are from his records.
Notes by Don Hansen, 3/4/2005
[1] Picture of ship on hand.
[2] Passenger List on hand.
[3] Hendrick Kok Interview and Recollections.
[4] Can t locate her grave. The Holland, MI Library
and Museum tried.
[5] Birth place per obit on hand.
[6] Birth year Cemeteries of Lancaster County,
NE .
[7] Purchase agreement on hand.
[8] Per letter from Holland Reformed Church, records
prior to 1928 were destroyed by fire.
[9] Per obit on hand.
[10] Per book, Cemeteries
in Lancaster County, Nebraska, Vol. 1 .
Provided by Betty Latta Kitchen
-- e-mail: Betty Kitchen
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Our Community is Needed Now More Than Ever
Soon you will receive a letter from me asking you to consider renewing your support, or to make your first gift, to our annual campaign this year. It takes the commitment and support of donors like you, in times of crisis and beyond to ensure the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy continues to explore and push the limits of pharmaceutical science and the pharmacy profession—resulting in better medications, a better health system and better health for all Canadians. While U of T remains one of the world's most accessible universities, we anticipate an even greater demand for student financial aid this academic year due to the pandemic and resulting economic crisis. Your renewed support is needed now more than ever.
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Student-led Video Series Highlights Global Pharmacy Perspectives on COVID-19
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Orientation Totes
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How Pharmacy students are overcoming challenges while building resilience
Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy spoke with students to find out how they plan on tackling the challenges associated with online learning, how they’ll connect with their ‘Pharmacy Phamily,’ and how some are balancing career, school, caretaking, and other responsibilities.
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Doctor of Pharmacy Program Achieves Impressive Accreditation Results
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Chip shop owner cleared of murder and manslaughter of wife
A chip shop owner accused of murdering his wife with boiling chip oil has been cleared of murder and manslaughter.
Seventy-one-year-old Geoffrey Bran, who owned The Chipoteria in Carmarthenshire with his wife Mavis, told the court she had accidentally poured oil over herself during their lunchtime service tragedy.
Mrs Bran, suffered fatal burns from hot frying oil at the fish and chip shop in Hermon on October 23. The 69-year-old died in Morriston Hospital six days later.
In the moments after Mrs Bran was burned, she told a friend and paramedic her injuries were caused by her husband throwing boiling oil over her. But, he always maintained it was an accident.
Giving evidence at the trial, Bran said: "I turned around and saw her flying to the floor.
"I could see the fat fryer moving forward on the table. Instantly the legs fell of the edge and the weight of the oil tipped the whole thing forwards.
"The oil must have moved things fast and it was like a waterfall and landed on her chest."
Swansea Crown Court heard Mavis had started drinking red wine in the morning and was over the drink-drive limit at the time of the tragic accident just before 1pm.
Mavis had told a friend and a paramedic that her husband was to blame before she passed away.
Friend Caroline Morgan told the jury: "She was screaming down the phone begging for help and crying.
"She was screaming: 'Help me, help me, emergency, emergency! Geoff has thrown boiling oil over me. Help me, help me! Get here now - I'm burnt to hell'."
A court heard Mavis also told paramedic Allison Williams that her husband had attacked her.
Ms Williams said: “I asked her if she could explain what had actually happened that day.
 She just stated they’d had an argument.”
Swansea Crown Court heard the couple would often argue about "finances" and that Mavis would drink two bottles of wine a day.
Bran admitted the couple had fallen out on the day over the cleanliness of the fryers and burnt fish.
Mr and Mrs Bran, who had been married for more than 30 years, came out of retirement to start their roadside cafe called The Chipoteria in West Wales.
Today after a week long trial a jury at Swansea Crown Court returned a verdict of not guilty of murder and not guilty of manslaughter.
Following the verdict, Mrs Bran's family said she "lost her life in such a tragic way doing the job she loved."
"She was the matriarch of the family and is missed every day.
"Now that the court case is over and we finally have closure, we can rebuild our lives as a family, remembering Mavis as the fun-loving person that she was.”


kpseaccess - determine whether a file can be accessed
kpseaccess mode file
Exit successfully if file can be accessed with the specified mode . The mode is an optional dash
followed by zero or more letters of rwxwhere r is for readable, w is for writable, and x is for executable.
The difference between kpseaccess and test is that the latter looks at the permission bits, while the former checks using the access (2)system call. This makes a difference when file systems have been mounted read-only.
kpseaccess accepts the following options:
--help Print help message and exit.
--version Print version information and exit.
access (2)


Triggering CI
Triggering CI Pipelines
The CI Pipeline can be triggered by selecting Select Material
CI Pipelines that are set as Automatic are always triggered as soon as a new commit is made to the git branch they’re sensing. However, CI Pipelines can always be manually triggered as and if required.
Various commits done in the repository can be seen, here along with details like Author, Date etc. Select the commit that you want to trigger and then select “Start Build” to trigger the CI Pipeline.
Refresh icon, refreshes Git Commits in the CI Pipeline and fetches the latest commits from the “Repository”
Ignore Cache : This option will ignore the previous build cache and create a fresh build. If selected, will take a longer build time than usual.
It can be seen that the pipeline is triggered here and is the Running state.
Click on your CI Pipeline or Click on Build History to get the details about the CI Pipeline such as logs, reports etc.
You can read the logs of the CI Pipeline from here.
Click on Source code to view the details such as commit id, Author and commit message of the Git Material that you have selected for the build.
Click on Artifacts to download the reports of the Pre-CI and Post-CI stages if any.


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A Moneysocket "beacon" is a string of data that looks like this:
moneysocket1lcqqzqdm8hlqqqgph5gwpkvy0epv3elllvnq7ts870p8llsqqyquzg07qqqsr0cpq8lqqqgpcv2qqynjv4kxz7fwwdhkx6m9wshx6mmwv4usrcpum3
It contains information for two devices or programs to find each other and open a communication channel.
It also contains secret information so that the two devices or programs can communicate in secret.
A Moneysocket "beacon" encodes a rendezvous location at a websocket relay server (eg. wss://relay.socket.money). If two devices or programs make an outgoing websocket connection to a relay, they can find eachother if they provide a matching Rendezvous ID values to the relay. This value is derived from a value shared in the beacon string
Additionally, it can point directly to a Moneysocket-enabled websocket server without using a relay. However, that requires that the users ensure that the specificed network location is reachable (wheras relays such as wss://relay.socket.money are available on the open internet).
The end result is an easy way to "pair" to applications or devices for socket connection. The string is bech32-encoded which optimizes for both manual copy-pasting and also efficiently displaying in a QR code.
This page which uses the js-moneysocket library to encode and decode the beacons is available here.
The relay that peforms the rendezvous between two connections and forwards messages is available here.
The Beacon contains a 128-bit shared seed value that is randomly generated. This ennsures that anyone connecting to the rendezvous location has observed the shared seed value. It also is the basis for the end-to-end encryption of protocol messages after the link has been established
During an initial handshake of a connection, a 256-bit Rendezvous ID is provided. This is the quadruple-SHA256 derivation of the Shared Seed value. At the relay, two connections that provide the same Rendezvous ID are paired together and subsequent messages are forwarded to eachother.
After that establishment of the connection, the connection between the two clients proceeds encrypted. The double-SHA256 derivation of the Shared Seed value is used as the AES256 key. This defication scheme of the AES256 key and Rendezvous ID coming from the Shared Seed ensures that the relay cannot know the key and makes this an end-to-end encrypted link.
To limit the scope while under development, websockets are the initial means by which Moneysocket connections are made. However there are some downsides to websockets, such as relying on the relay. In the long run, there is no reasy why Moneysocket can't use other interconnect protocols since all that is needed is the full-duplex socket primitive
Standards like WebRTC and Bluetooth work as better peer-to-peer technologies depending on the particular setup. Also, Near-field Communication and OS domain sockets might make sense in the future.
The limiting factor in rolling these things out are development resources that would allow us to prioritize their inclusion. If you are interested in contributing to this open-source protocol in that way, please drop in our Telegram group and say hello.


NCSU
GeoForAll Lab
at the
Center for Geospatial Analytics
North Carolina State University
US-IALE, Baltimore
April 9-13, 2017
Usage: soil properties, concentrations in water bodies, properties of air mass, hyperspectral data, analysis of spatio-temporal data, forest and habitat properties, exploration of simulation scenario space, etc.
Image credit: GRASS Development Team
x = array([[[ 0, 1, 2],
[ 3, 4, 5],
[ 6, 7, 8]],
[[ 9, 10, 11],
[12, 13, 14],
[15, 16, 17]],
[[18, 19, 20],
[21, 22, 23],
[24, 25, 26]]])
x.sum(axis=0)
# array([[27, 30, 33],
# [36, 39, 42],
# [45, 48, 51]])
x = array(1:40, dim=c(2,4,5))
# , , 1
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# [,1] [,2] [,3] [,4]
# [1,] 1 3 5 7
# [2,] 2 4 6 8
#
# , , 2
# ...
x[2,3,3]
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x[2,3,3] = 0
x = reshape(1:8, 2, 2, 2)
a(2,1,1) = 5
b = 3 * a
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# 3 9
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general-purpose geospatial analysis and remote sensing tool
r.neighbors input=a output=b method=average size=5
r.colors map=b color=viridis
r3.neighbors input=a output=b method=average window=5,5,5
r3.colors map=b color=viridis
b = a + 2
Conditional expression
b = if(a > 20, 1, null())
Accessing neighboring cells
b = (a[0,0,-1] + a[0,0,1]) / 2
Image credit: GRASS Development Team
Petrasova A., Hipp, A.J., Mitasova, H., Using space-time cube for visualization and analysis of active transportation patterns derived from public webcams. ICC 2017, Washington DC 2-7th July
3D version of forest fragmentation index by Riitters et al.
Petras et al. 2017 [in print]
Petras et al. 2017 [in print]
# Bash
r3.in.lidar input=points.las n=count base_raster=ground -d class_filter=3,4,5
r3.neighbors input=count output=average method=average window=3,3,3
r3.mapcalc expression="buffer = if(average > 0, 1, 0)"
Petras et al. 2017 [in print]
# Python
import grass.script as gs
gs.run_command("g.extension", extension="r3.forestfrag")
gs.run_command("r3.forestfrag", input="buffer", output="fragmentation")
Petras et al. 2017 [in print]
Petras et al. 2017 [in print]
# Bash
g.extension r3.count.categories
r3.count.categories input=fragmentation output=count
g.list type=raster pattern="count_*"
Petras et al. 2017 [in print]
GRASS GIS
grass.osgeo.org
Python
python.org
R
r-project.org
Octave
octave.org


SparseTensor
Represents a sparse tensor.
tf.SparseTensor
tf.compat.v1.SparseTensor
tf.compat.v1.sparse.SparseTensor
tf.compat.v2.SparseTensor
tf.compat.v2.sparse.SparseTensor
TensorFlow represents a sparse tensor as three separate dense tensors:
indices
, values
, and dense_shape
. In Python, the three tensors are
collected into a SparseTensor
class for ease of use. If you have separate
indices
, values
, and dense_shape
tensors, wrap them in a SparseTensor
object before passing to the ops below.
Concretely, the sparse tensor SparseTensor(indices, values, dense_shape)
comprises the following components, where N
and ndims
are the number
of values and number of dimensions in the SparseTensor
, respectively:
indices
: A 2-D int64 tensor of dense_shape [N, ndims]
, which specifies
the indices of the elements in the sparse tensor that contain nonzero
values (elements are zero-indexed). For example, indices=[[1,3], [2,4]]
specifies that the elements with indexes of [1,3] and [2,4] have
nonzero values.
values
: A 1-D tensor of any type and dense_shape [N]
, which supplies the
values for each element in indices
. For example, given
indices=[[1,3], [2,4]]
, the parameter values=[18, 3.6]
specifies
that element [1,3] of the sparse tensor has a value of 18, and element
[2,4] of the tensor has a value of 3.6.
dense_shape
: A 1-D int64 tensor of dense_shape [ndims]
, which specifies
the dense_shape of the sparse tensor. Takes a list indicating the number of
elements in each dimension. For example, dense_shape=[3,6]
specifies a
two-dimensional 3x6 tensor, dense_shape=[2,3,4]
specifies a
three-dimensional 2x3x4 tensor, and dense_shape=[9]
specifies a
one-dimensional tensor with 9 elements.
The corresponding dense tensor satisfies:
dense.shape = dense_shape dense[tuple(indices[i])] = values[i]
By convention, indices
should be sorted in row-major order (or equivalently
lexicographic order on the tuples indices[i]
). This is not enforced when
SparseTensor
objects are constructed, but most ops assume correct ordering.
If the ordering of sparse tensor st
is wrong, a fixed version can be
obtained by calling tf.sparse.reorder(st)
.
Example: The sparse tensor
SparseTensor(indices=[[0, 0], [1, 2]], values=[1, 2], dense_shape=[3, 4])
represents the dense tensor
[[1, 0, 0, 0] [0, 0, 2, 0] [0, 0, 0, 0]]
__init__
__init__( indices, values, dense_shape )
Creates a SparseTensor
.
indices
: A 2-D int64 tensor of shape [N, ndims]
.values
: A 1-D tensor of any type and shape [N]
.dense_shape
: A 1-D int64 tensor of shape [ndims]
.dense_shape
A 1-D Tensor of int64 representing the shape of the dense tensor.
dtype
The DType
of elements in this tensor.
graph
The Graph
that contains the index, value, and dense_shape tensors.
indices
The indices of non-zero values in the represented dense tensor.
A 2-D Tensor of int64 with dense_shape [N, ndims]
, where N
is the
number of non-zero values in the tensor, and ndims
is the rank.
op
The Operation
that produces values
as an output.
shape
Get the TensorShape
representing the shape of the dense tensor.
A TensorShape
object.
values
The non-zero values in the represented dense tensor.
A 1-D Tensor of any data type.
__div__
__div__( sp_x, y )
Component-wise divides a SparseTensor by a dense Tensor.
Limitation: this Op only broadcasts the dense side to the sparse side, but not the other direction.
sp_indices
: A Tensor
of type int64
.
2-D. N x R
matrix with the indices of non-empty values in a
SparseTensor, possibly not in canonical ordering.sp_values
: A Tensor
. Must be one of the following types: float32
, float64
, int32
, uint8
, int16
, int8
, complex64
, int64
, qint8
, quint8
, qint32
, bfloat16
, uint16
, complex128
, half
, uint32
, uint64
.
1-D. N
non-empty values corresponding to sp_indices
.sp_shape
: A Tensor
of type int64
.
1-D. Shape of the input SparseTensor.dense
: A Tensor
. Must have the same type as sp_values
.
R
-D. The dense Tensor operand.name
: A name for the operation (optional).A Tensor
. Has the same type as sp_values
.
__mul__
__mul__( sp_x, y )
Component-wise multiplies a SparseTensor by a dense Tensor.
The output locations corresponding to the implicitly zero elements in the sparse tensor will be zero (i.e., will not take up storage space), regardless of the contents of the dense tensor (even if it's +/-INF and that INF*0 == NaN).
Limitation: this Op only broadcasts the dense side to the sparse side, but not the other direction.
sp_indices
: A Tensor
of type int64
.
2-D. N x R
matrix with the indices of non-empty values in a
SparseTensor, possibly not in canonical ordering.sp_values
: A Tensor
. Must be one of the following types: float32
, float64
, int32
, uint8
, int16
, int8
, complex64
, int64
, qint8
, quint8
, qint32
, bfloat16
, uint16
, complex128
, half
, uint32
, uint64
.
1-D. N
non-empty values corresponding to sp_indices
.sp_shape
: A Tensor
of type int64
.
1-D. Shape of the input SparseTensor.dense
: A Tensor
. Must have the same type as sp_values
.
R
-D. The dense Tensor operand.name
: A name for the operation (optional).A Tensor
. Has the same type as sp_values
.
__truediv__
__truediv__( sp_x, y )
Internal helper function for 'sp_t / dense_t'.
consumers
consumers()
eval
eval( feed_dict=None, session=None )
Evaluates this sparse tensor in a Session
.
Calling this method will execute all preceding operations that produce the inputs needed for the operation that produces this tensor.
N.B. Before invoking SparseTensor.eval()
, its graph must have been
launched in a session, and either a default session must be
available, or session
must be specified explicitly.
feed_dict
: A dictionary that maps Tensor
objects to feed values. See
tf.Session.run
for a description of the valid feed values.session
: (Optional.) The Session
to be used to evaluate this sparse
tensor. If none, the default session will be used.A SparseTensorValue
object.
from_value
@classmethod from_value( cls, sparse_tensor_value )
get_shape
get_shape()
Get the TensorShape
representing the shape of the dense tensor.
A TensorShape
object.


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The DocumentNavigators provided with jaxen would be used by themselves, without the XPath evaluation engine, to provide univeral access to many object models for other technologies.
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However, because a Java program is not an XML document, it is also necessary to bind the prefixes to the appropriate namespace URIs through a NamespaceContext object. For example, this code sets up and then executes the above query:
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The same way you do for elements and attributes that are in prefixed namespaces. That is, you use a prefix in the XPath expression and bind the prefix to the namespace URI. You do this even if the document you're querying uses unprefixed namespaced qualified names. In XPath 1.0, all unprefixed names are unqualified. There is no requirement that the prefixes used in the XPath expression are the same as the prefixes used in the document being queried. Only the namespace URIs need to match, not the prefixes.
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Alternately, using the shortcut:
Element root = doc.createElementNS("http://www.example.org/", "root"); doc.appendChild(root); XPath xpath = new DOMXPath("/pre:root"); xpath.addNamespace("pre", "http://www.example.org/"); List result = xpath.selectNodes(root);


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This class is a wrapper for the following three Amateur Radio databases:
It’s aim is to provide a homogeneous interface to different databases.
Typically an instance of this class is injected as a dependency in the Callinfo class, but it can also be used directly.
Even the interface is the same for all lookup sources, the returning data can be different. The documentation of the various methods provide more detail.
By default, LookupLib requires an Internet connection to download the libraries or perform the lookup against the Clublog API.
The entire lookup data can also be copied into Redis, which an extremely fast in-memory Key/Value store. A LookupLib object can be instanciated to perform then all lookups in Redis, instead processing and loading the data from Internet / File. This saves some time and allows several instances of LookupLib to query the same data concurrently.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Copy the complete lookup data into redis. Old data will be overwritten.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | returns True when the data has been copied successfully into Redis |
| Return type: | bool |
Example
Copy the entire lookup data from the Country-files.com PLIST File into Redis. This example requires a running instance of Redis, as well the python Redis connector (pip install redis-py).
>>> from pyhamtools import LookupLib
>>> import redis
>>> r = redis.Redis()
>>> my_lookuplib = LookupLib(lookuptype="countryfile")
>>> print my_lookuplib.copy_data_in_redis(redis_prefix="CF", redis_instance=r)
True
Now let’s create an instance of LookupLib, using Redis to query the data
>>> from pyhamtools import LookupLib
>>> import redis
>>> r = redis.Redis()
>>> my_lookuplib = LookupLib(lookuptype="countryfile", redis_instance=r, redis_prefix="CF")
>>> my_lookuplib.lookup_callsign("3D2RI")
{
u'adif': 460,
u'continent': 'OC',
u'country': 'Rotuma Island',
u'cqz': 32,
u'ituz': 56,
u'latitude': -12.48,
u'longitude': -177.08
}
Note
This method is available for the following lookup type
Returns True if an operations is known as invalid
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | True if a record exists for this callsign (at the given time) |
| Return type: | bool |
| Raises: |
|
Example
The following code checks the Clublog XML database if the operation is valid for two dates.
>>> from pyhamtools import LookupLib
>>> from datetime import datetime
>>> import pytz
>>> my_lookuplib = LookupLib(lookuptype="clublogxml", apikey="myapikey")
>>> print my_lookuplib.is_invalid_operation("5W1CFN")
True
>>> try:
>>> timestamp = datetime(year=2012, month=1, day=31).replace(tzinfo=pytz.UTC)
>>> my_lookuplib.is_invalid_operation("5W1CFN", timestamp)
>>> except KeyError:
>>> print "Seems to be invalid operation before 31.1.2012"
Seems to be an invalid operation before 31.1.2012
Note
This method is available for
Returns lookup data if an exception exists for a callsign
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | Dictionary containing the country specific data of the callsign |
| Return type: | dict |
| Raises: |
|
Example
The following code queries the the online Clublog API for the callsign “VK9XO” on a specific date.
>>> from pyhamtools import LookupLib
>>> from datetime import datetime
>>> import pytz
>>> my_lookuplib = LookupLib(lookuptype="clublogapi", apikey="myapikey")
>>> timestamp = datetime(year=1962, month=7, day=7, tzinfo=pytz.UTC)
>>> print my_lookuplib.lookup_callsign("VK9XO", timestamp)
{
'country': 'CHRISTMAS ISLAND',
'longitude': -105.7,
'cqz': 29,
'adif': 35,
'latitude': -10.5,
'continent': 'OC'
}
Note
This method is available for
Returns lookup data of an ADIF Entity
| Parameters: | entity (int) – ADIF identifier of country |
|---|---|
| Returns: | Dictionary containing the country specific data |
| Return type: | dict |
| Raises: | KeyError – No matching entity found |
Example
The following code queries the the Clublog XML database for the ADIF entity Turkmenistan, which has the id 273.
>>> from pyhamtools import LookupLib
>>> my_lookuplib = LookupLib(lookuptype="clublogapi", apikey="myapikey")
>>> print my_lookuplib.lookup_entity(273)
{
'deleted': False,
'country': 'TURKMENISTAN',
'longitude': -58.4,
'cqz': 17,
'prefix': 'EZ',
'latitude': 38.0,
'continent': 'AS'
}
Note
This method is available for the following lookup type
Returns lookup data of a Prefix
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | Dictionary containing the country specific data of the Prefix |
| Return type: | dict |
| Raises: |
|
Example
The following code shows how to obtain the information for the prefix “DH” from the countryfile.com database (default database).
>>> from pyhamtools import LookupLib
>>> myLookupLib = LookupLib()
>>> print myLookupLib.lookup_prefix("DH")
{
'adif': 230,
'country': 'Fed. Rep. of Germany',
'longitude': -10.0,
'cqz': 14,
'ituz': 28,
'latitude': 51.0,
'continent': 'EU'
}
Note
This method is available for
Returns a CQ Zone if an exception exists for the given callsign
Args: callsign (string): Amateur radio callsign timestamp (datetime, optional): datetime in UTC (tzinfo=pytz.UTC)
| Returns: | Value of the the CQ Zone exception which exists for this callsign (at the given time) |
|---|---|
| Return type: | int |
| Raises: |
|
Example
The following code checks the Clublog XML database if a CQ Zone exception exists for the callsign DP0GVN.
>>> from pyhamtools import LookupLib
>>> my_lookuplib = LookupLib(lookuptype="clublogxml", apikey="myapikey")
>>> print my_lookuplib.lookup_zone_exception("DP0GVN")
38
The prefix “DP” It is assigned to Germany, but the station is located in Antarctica, and therefore in CQ Zone 38
Note
This method is available for


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[gecode-users] Question about: Float variables, Literals and/or Constants
Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist
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Thu Dec 17 07:53:02 CET 2009
Hi,
The float variables are not yet truly integrated into Gecode, so I would not
advise to use them currently.
As for how to express the multiplication with a constant, I would suggest
you use the minimodel interface:
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2009/12/17 Holger Winnemoeller <holger.winnemoeller at gmail.com>
> I wonder if I have found the best solution to the following problem (I
> doubt it):
>
> inventory = {0,1,2,3,4, ... , N}
> subsetA = some subset of inventory
>
> Goal: Give me a resultSet with elements from inventory given the following
> constraints
>
> * fraction X of items in resultSet are from subSetA
> * some other constraints (lets not worry about that here)
>
> pseudocode notation of a solution might be:
>
> IntVar resultSize = cardinality(resultSet);
> SetVar mutualSet = intersection(resultSet, subsetA);
> IntVar mutualSize = cardinality(mutualSet);
>
> FloatVar f = div(mutualSize, resultSize);
> rel(div, EQ, X);
>
> Now, while I did find a FloatVar class, it's in the namespace
> Gecode::FlatZinc::AST, not Gecode, and I have a feeling its use is not
> analogous to IntVar.
>
> So, fair enough, I can just repose the constraint:
>
> |mutualSet| / |resultSet| = X, where X can be approximated
> by n/d
>
> <==> d * |mutualSet| = n * |resultSet|, all of which can be expressed in
> Int's
>
> So, my solution ends up being:
>
> IntVar lhs (*this, 0, d * setB.size()); // worst-case
> domain
> IntVar rhs (*this, 0, n * inventory.size()); // worst-case domain
>
> // Q1: I would love to write the following lines, but I may not use
> integer literals in the mult call. Is there a better way?
> //mult(*this, mutualSize, d, lhs);
> //mult(*this, resultSize, n, rhs);
>
> // Q2: Is this the way to specify the constant that I want to use? It
> seems very roundabout...
> IntVar numerator(*this, n,n);
> IntVar denominator(*this, d,d);
>
> mult(*this, mutualSize, denominator, lhs);
> mult(*this, resultSize, numerator, rhs);
>
> rel(*this, lhs, IRT_EQ, rhs);
>
> The thing is, I do get the correct solution using this approach, but I feel
> like I am misusing Gecode, and that there is a cleaner way to express what I
> want. So to summarize my questions:
>
> - Is there a way to just use a Float constraint?
> - If not (have to use Quotient approach), is there a way to express the
> multiplication using integer literals?
> - If not, is there a way to specify an integer constant without
> defining a one-element domain for it?
> - Or am I crazy, and the solution I give is adequate?
>
>
> Thanks for your help,
> Holger.
>
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| org.apache.shiro.authz.permission.WildcardPermission | Line |
| - JavaDoc methods | 109 |
| org.apache.shiro.realm.AuthenticatingRealm | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 115 |
| org.apache.shiro.realm.AuthorizingRealm | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 59 |
| org.apache.shiro.realm.AuthorizingRealmTest | Line |
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| org.apache.shiro.realm.CachingRealm | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 52 |
| org.apache.shiro.realm.SimpleAccountRealm | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 53 |
| org.apache.shiro.realm.activedirectory.ActiveDirectoryRealm | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 55 |
| org.apache.shiro.realm.activedirectory.ActiveDirectoryRealmTest | Line |
| While the original incarnation of this test case does not actually test the heart of ActiveDirectoryRealm (no meaningful implemenation of queryForLdapAccount, etc) it obviously should. This version was intended to mimic my current usage scenario in an effort to debug upgrade issues which were not related to LDAP connectivity. | 65 |
| org.apache.shiro.realm.jdbc.JdbcRealm | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 66 |
| separate password and hash from getPasswordForUser[0] | 244 |
| org.apache.shiro.realm.ldap.AbstractLdapRealm | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 55 |
| org.apache.shiro.realm.ldap.DefaultLdapContextFactory | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 50 |
| org.apache.shiro.realm.text.PropertiesRealm | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 86 |
| - cleanup - this method shouldn't be necessary | 157 |
| org.apache.shiro.realm.text.TextConfigurationRealm | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 53 |
| org.apache.shiro.session.mgt.AbstractSessionManager | Line |
| - deprecate this class (see SHIRO-240): This is only here to make available a common attribute 'globalSessionTimeout' to subclasses, particularly to make it available to both AbstractNativeSessionManager and ServletContainerSessionManager subclass trees. However, the ServletContainerSessionManager implementation does not use this value (see https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SHIRO-240 for why). That means that only the Native session managers need a globalSessionTimeout property, making this class unnecessary. | 30 |
| org.apache.shiro.session.mgt.AbstractValidatingSessionManager | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 42 |
| org.apache.shiro.session.mgt.DefaultSessionManager | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 43 |
| - move SessionDAO up to AbstractValidatingSessionManager? | 49 |
| org.apache.shiro.session.mgt.DelegatingSession | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 45 |
| org.apache.shiro.session.mgt.ExecutorServiceSessionValidationScheduler | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 40 |
| Implement an integration test to test for jvm exit as part of the standalone example (so we don't have to change the unit test execution model for the core module) | 91 |
| org.apache.shiro.session.mgt.SimpleSession | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 51 |
| - remove concrete reference to DefaultSessionManager | 96 |
| org.apache.shiro.subject.SimplePrincipalCollection | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 46 |
| org.apache.shiro.util.AbstractFactory | Line |
| - Class JavaDoc | 22 |
| org.apache.shiro.util.AntPathMatcher | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 62 |
| org.apache.shiro.util.CollectionUtils | Line |
| - complete JavaDoc | 38 |


Provides a collection of self-labeled techniques for semi-supervised classification. In semi-supervised classification, both labeled and unlabeled data are used to train a classifier. This learning paradigm has obtained promising results, specifically in the presence of a reduced set of labeled examples. This package implements a collection of self-labeled techniques to construct a classification model. This family of techniques enlarges the original labeled set using the most confident predictions to classify unlabeled data. The techniques implemented can be applied to classification problems in several domains by the specification of a supervised base classifier. At low ratios of labeled data, it can be shown to perform better than classical supervised classifiers.
| Version: | 2.0.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.3) |
| Imports: | stats, proxy |
| Suggests: | caret, e1071, C50, kernlab, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-03-27 |
| Author: | Mabel González [aut], Osmani Rosado-Falcón [aut], José Daniel Rodríguez [aut], Christoph Bergmeir [ths, cre], Isaac Triguero [ctb], José Manuel Benítez [ths] |
| Maintainer: | Christoph Bergmeir <c.bergmeir at decsai.ugr.es> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/mabelc/SSC/issues |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| URL: | https://github.com/mabelc/SSC |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | ssc results |
| Reference manual: | ssc.pdf |
| Package source: | ssc_2.0.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: ssc_2.0.0.zip, r-release: ssc_2.0.0.zip, r-oldrel: ssc_2.0.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: ssc_2.0.0.tgz, r-oldrel: ssc_2.0.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | ssc archive |
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24 de mayo 2015
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When I think about safety and technology, I think about:
- Who knows where I live?
- How can a hacker break some code and get my bank account information?
- How secure are medical records?
- Should I trust the boom of drones?
Add in community and the branches of issues we face include:
- (lack of) gender diversity in technology: as leaders, as developers, as thought partners
- education inequity: how does learning to code work to elevate all students - from elementary kids to community college students?
- Does technology bring us closer as a community or widen the gap?
- conversations and relationships: look around you right now. How many people are engaged in eye-to-eye conversations? what about eyes/fingers-to-keyboard interactions? What affects does that have on our community?
I immediately thought about women in technology. The lack of women as thought partners in technlogy is unsettling. But I wanted to research something I didn't know much about.
When I think about a bigger theme that links most of these issues, I think about how important it is to be educated. By seeking understanding and more knowledge of what technology enables us to do and how it works, how would that impact the decisions we make as community leaders, sisters, employees, business owners, etc.?
For example, I have read a little bit about drones. I see and hear them in the parks and get annoyed by their presence. I get annoyed because the noise disrupts the sounds of birds, wind and my friends. It doesn't fit with the pattern of leaves on trees, clouds rolling across the sky and nature. Yes, it is an engineering feat and quite the achievement for science and technology. But something irks me with drones. It's a powerful toy. A weapon. A videogame that has come to life. It's a transformer!
That leads me to a bigger, more abstract question - how are we distinguishing games (like a drone) from reality?
Drones are used to kill people. Read about drones used by US soldiers here and here. How do I protest this? Why aren't we screaming "NO!" to the use of drones by the military? Do people know that is how technology is being used? Are we desensitized as a nation because the blood is shed somewhere else?
The issue that I see is how our empathy for others is affected by advances in technology. To what extent am I desensitized by the horrors of war because of distance and technology? Do you see the victims of drone attacks as fathers? Grandparents? As your neighbor? I don't know anything about the business and politics of war but I fear that by distancing the attacker from its victim it changes the environment and takes a horrible situation into one that is more unjust. The attacker has the remote control, finds the target and pushes a button. Sounds like 99% of all video games.
This may be a stretch but something I heard in yoga recently stands out: we are all one. We are unique personalities and have our individual identities but that is also what makes us like each other. We all have behaviors, emotions and thoughts that make us human. So who I am is because of my relation with you. You are you because you are not me.following me?
Until I understand the positive impact that drones have on delivering food for cities in need, or dropping off critical medicine to rural communities or knocking down fresh coconuts high up on the tree, I think the growth of drones is an important issue in technology.


It came after he said his newborn girl would be his "main focus" having not seen toddler son Caben-Albi since he was a baby.
The pair announced the happy news this morning, with a pal telling the Sun : "He says she is so beautiful, she is unreal and he finally has the family he’s always wanted."
"Katie was so amazing and is doing really well," they added.
Jeremy already has son Caben with his ex-girlfriend Stephanie Davis, who he was convicted of assaulting.
Jeremy recently hit back at claims he was "neglecting" their youngster.
He told MailOnline : "Anyone that has half a brain cell needs to understand the reason I am not part of Caben's life is because not every situation can be fixed."
He added: "I protect my son as much as I can. It's not neglecting, it's protecting. I'm a very loving father. This is better for Caben.
"My priority is my baby girl because it's in my control – I have rights over that. My main focus is my girl."
He's been praised by other half Katie, who says he's more organised than she is when it comes to preparing for the arrival of their baby.
She took to Instagram in October to share a snap of the drawers in her nursery packed to the brim with baby clothes and towels.
She wrote: "Time to pack the hospital bag Mr Organised @jeremymcconnellcooke is on it tonight with the list .... I’m Mrs Last minute so it will be strange been so on schedule.
"I’ve got big pants and some comfy slippers for me spritz for bitz on order ... and all the basics for her ! Less than 7 weeks to go."
When Jeremy announced his baby news, he said he'd always wanted to be a dad - despite already fathering one child.
He wrote: "Alot of things out there are not always how they are portrayed. I have wanted nothing more than to be a dad in life and I thank the people who have used their initiative to understand that. All I want is a happy family life away from any negativity."
The former model, who spent time in jail for jetting out to Turkey for a hair transplant rather than doing the community service for his assault, recently admitted to years of cocaine abuse.
Jeremy said he'd been clean of the drug for 18 months after turning over a new leaf in prison, and confessed coke had been "rotting his brain".
"Everything was a blur - cocaine takes anything that's important to you away. It's not cool, it leads you down a slippery path - it's the devil," he told the Sun.
"The thing is, I never even had a good night out on cocaine.
"But it was easy to fall into as socially it's everywhere and curiosity and peer pressure really drives the problem."


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Yes, E-Cigarette Patients Should Get the Flu Shot
Healthcare providers should emphasize influenza vaccination for e-cigarette or vaping lung injury (EVALI) patients
by Don Ward HackettUpdated
November 21st, 2019
Healthcare providers can help diagnose and treat patients with an e-cigarette or vaping lung injury (EVALI) during the 2019-2020 influenza season.
This is important news from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) since there have been 1,299 cases of lung injury and 26 fatalities associated with the use of e-cigarette or vaping products reported in the USA, as of October 8, 2019.
Furthermore, as of November 5, 2019, among the 1,977 EVALI patients with available data on hospitalization status, 94 percent were hospitalized.
‘At this time, it is unknown if patients with a history of EVALI are at higher risk for severe complications of influenza if they are infected simultaneously or after recovering from lung injury.’
But, ‘healthcare providers should emphasize the importance of annual vaccination against influenza for all persons >6 months of age, including patients with a history of EVALI,’ says the CDC.
In addition, the administration of pneumococcal vaccine should be considered according to current guidelines.
“Clinicians serve a critical role in both identifying and treating patients with EVALI,” said the CDC Principal Deputy Director, Anne Schuchat, M.D., in a press release.
This updated guidance published in Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Reports on November 19, 2019, comes as many patients visit outpatient clinics or hospitals with symptoms of respiratory illness.
This new information is an update to the clinical guidance released by the CDC in October 2019.
Key Recommendations from the CDC’s Updated Guidance:
- Healthcare providers should ‘ask’ patients with symptoms of respiratory or gastrointestinal illness, or other symptoms such as fever, chills or weight loss, about their use of e-cigarettes, or vaping products.
- They should evaluate patients with suspected EVALI according to previously published CDC recommendations.
- Not all patients with a history of e-cigarette or vaping, product use who present for evaluation of respiratory, gastrointestinal, or other symptoms require hospitalization. EVALI patients can be managed on an outpatient basis if they have normal levels of oxygen in their blood, no respiratory distress, no other health conditions that might compromise lung capacity, reliable access to health care should their symptoms worsen, and strong social support systems.
- Influenza testing should be strongly considered, especially during flu season. Health care providers should consider prescribing antiviral medications if clinically indicated.
- Corticosteroids can be considered for outpatients on a case-by-case basis, however, they should be used with caution in outpatients, because this treatment modality has not been well studied among outpatients, and corticosteroids could worsen respiratory infections.
- Treatment strategies such as behavioral counseling are recommended to help EVALI patients discontinue using e-cigarettes, or vaping, products.
- Healthcare providers should emphasize the importance of annual flu vaccines for all patients 6 months of age or older, including patients at risk of EVALI.
Characteristics of non-hospitalized EVALI patients:
- This clinical guidance was released along with the 2nd report in MMWR that provides new information about both hospitalized and non-hospitalized EVALI patients.
- Demographic characteristics were similar between hospitalized and non-hospitalized patients with most being male and under 35 years of age.
Both of these CDC reports continue to reinforce key public health recommendations to prevent EVALI, which are based on epidemiologic, laboratory, and clinical data being analyzed by the CDC.
Furthermore, the CDC says advising patients to discontinue the use of e-cigarette or vaping products should be re-emphasized during outpatient follow-up conversions.
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PISC 2016 will welcome you at the majestic Hyatt Regency Paris Etoile, a 4 stars luxury hotel, formerly renowned as Hotel Concorde Lafayette!
Benefiting from a direct access by shuttle bus from Charles de Gaulle Airport, this is without any doubt one of the most prestigious location you can find in the very heart of Paris, just minutes from both Arc de Triomphe and the world-famous Champs-Élysées!
Connected to the Palais des Congres, one of the largest entertainment venue in Paris, this unique location will allow you to both enjoy and discover easily the capital's best spots in between dancing!
Lastly and most importantly, the amazing dance floor..! Mesdames et Messieurs, we will prepare for you nearly 3,000 square meters of Dancing floor divided in 3 atmospheres:Salsa Mambo, Salsa Cubana, Kizomba & Bachata! So don’t forget your extra pairs of dancing shoes!
Isn’t this the coolest thing to be just one elevator away from your nice and comfortable room to the salsa congress craziness happening “downstairs”?
Imagine for instance that you can go back to your room at your ease to take a nice and refreshing shower between workshops or in between “muy caliente” dances whenever you feel like.. or whatever reasons! This is what we call luxury my friend.. :)
Our partner Hyatt Regency Paris Etoile knows it as well, that is why they are kindly offering to all salsa and kizomba dancers exceptionally low and competitive prices, so a maximum of you can enjoy this great opportunity!
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Just click on the link here above and book directly in the dedicated Hyatt Regency - PISC 2016 website.
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Single Room Standard (1 Person): 160 € (Breakfast included).
Double Room Standard (2 persons): 180 € (Breakfast included).
directions
ADDRESS
Hyatt Regency Paris Etoiles
3, Place du Général Koenig. 75017 Paris
Metro: Porte Maillot
From the Airport / By Taxi
From Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport (CDG) a taxi journey takes approximately 40 minutes, the cost should be in the region of €50.00 to €55.00, depending on traffic.
Orly airport (ORY) is approximately 40 minutes by taxi and fares should be close to €35.00, depending on traffic.
"Les Cars Air France" / Air France bus
Buses operated by Air France are also available and the stop is right on the side of the hotel (Line N 2 - Stop Porte Maillot), and go direct to or from Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport.
Approximate journey time is 45 minutes.
Fare: 17 Euros.
Please book in advance at:
http://en.lescarsairfrance.com/
*Please note that buses leaving from Orly Airport won’t stop nearby the hotel but directly at Champs-Elysees.
By Train
Gare du Nord (Eurostar / Thalys) - 30 minutes
Gare de L'EST - 25 minutes
Gare Saint Lazare - 15 minutes
Gare Montparnasse - 30 minutes
Gare de Lyon - 30 minutes
By Metro
Line 1 (La Défense / Chateau de Vincennes) - Porte Maillot station
Subway RER - Line C - Porte Maillot Station
Porte Maillot metro station is a five-minute walk away and can be accessed via undercover walkway directly from the hotel.
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1000 square metres of indoor parking space adjacent to the hotel and under cover charge (daily fee: €50). Doormen and luggage porters are on hand 24 hours a day to assist guests with their luggage when they arrive and depart.
Here you have only 3 minutes to arrive to the Venue. Double room is 120 € + taxe 1,65 € per person. Breakfast is include.
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Here you have only 5 minutes to arrive at the Venue. Double room is 120 € + taxe 1,65 € per person. Breakfast is include.
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A metro journey of just 5 minutes (line 1) takes you directly to our venue. This Apart’hotel offers a choice of studios for one or two people as well as serviced apartments.
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Here you have 20 minutes walk to arrive at the Venue. Not so long when you are in Paris and especially when your double room is 71 € per night and if you are lucky you can catch the discount offer by this hotel website, around 30% (down of 50 € per night). That help to walk with a smile.
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»Cocktail party effect« describes the human ability to extract a single sound source out of many in a noisy environment, to focus on this one and perceive everything else less strong. The »Antischall-Ohrdeckel« translate this phenomenon into the digital space. They are a tool for the individual regulation and composition of the sourrounding soundscape. They work with a combination of different technologies including sound localization, intelligent databases and active noise control (sound waves which are artificially made to wipe out other sound waves through destructive interference).
In a world that is shaped by a new class of sounds that came with the industrial revolution, the »Antischall-Ohrdeckel« enable the selective hearing, they allow the user to sense and discover nature through the auditory perception.


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From time to time, we will be organizing events for members of Bronx Science Hackers. These may be workshops, talks, or field trips, for example. We're always looking to organize more, and club members who attend more meetings will have priority if we hit a limit on the number of people that can attend. Although events will be posted here, they will all be emailed out to club members as well.


I was born and raised in Lagos state but I am really from Osun state. I have lived in other states due to school but mostly southwest states. This was not a deliberate decision but it's my reality.
My passion - Honestly, I would love to act in movies or series. I just want a chance to prove I can act and do it well. Also I would like to sing with Rihanna and other artistes which I really admire.
Diverse music taste? I take pride in knowing I listen to artistes across different genres and countries. Today I'm listening to Shepeteri music tomorrow Frank Ocean. There's an in between and I explore those ones too.


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Jacqueline Jossa breaks silence in video with wedding ring back on as she swerves party
I'm a Celeb winner Jacqueline Jossa has finally spoken out on social media while wearing her wedding ring again after her marriage was rocked by several cheating claims
by Irishmirror.ieI'm a Celeb winner Jacqueline Jossa has finally broken her silence to update her fans on how she is doing - and her wedding ring is firmly back on.
The newly-crowned Queen of the Jungle is still in Australia but swerved the afterparty for the show - leaving early after saying a quick hello to her campmates.
Instead, she opted to spend time with her daughters, Ella, four, and Mia, one, and her husband Dan Osborne .
Dan was hit by several cheating claims while Jacqueline was in the jungle.
One came from her campmate Myles Stephenson, who told her he believed Dan had cheated with Myles' ex Gabby Allen .
Shortly after that, model Chloe Ayling who starred on CelebrityBig Brother with him and Natalie Nunn , claimed they had a threesome after a boozy night out.
Dan has denied both claims, and Gabby has also denied anything happened between them.
But Jacqueline put on a brave face as she cuddled her daughters and filmed them playing with Dan.
She thanked her fans for their support, and insisted she was doing well despite the drama.
Beaming to the camera, she said she couldn't believe she had won.
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My DEMO
Little game mechanics
Some playing fields
Little game mechanics
Some game enemies
Some problems on creating games
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boost (C++ type)
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[2]
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[3]
boost::accumulators (C++ type)
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[1]
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[2]
boost::accumulators::extract (C++ type)
,
[1]
,
[2]
boost::accumulators::extract::histogram (C++ member)
boost::accumulators::extract::rolling_max (C++ member)
boost::accumulators::extract::rolling_min (C++ member)
boost::accumulators::tag (C++ type)
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[1]
,
[2]
boost::accumulators::tag::histogram (C++ class)
boost::accumulators::tag::histogram::impl (C++ class)
boost::accumulators::tag::histogram::impl::apply (C++ class)
boost::accumulators::tag::histogram::impl::apply::type (C++ type)
boost::accumulators::tag::rolling_max (C++ class)
boost::accumulators::tag::rolling_max::impl (C++ class)
boost::accumulators::tag::rolling_max::impl::apply (C++ class)
boost::accumulators::tag::rolling_max::impl::apply::type (C++ type)
boost::accumulators::tag::rolling_min (C++ class)
boost::accumulators::tag::rolling_min::impl (C++ class)
boost::accumulators::tag::rolling_min::impl::apply (C++ class)
boost::accumulators::tag::rolling_min::impl::apply::type (C++ type)
boost::lockfree (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque (C++ class)
boost::lockfree::deque::alloc_node (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque::anchor (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque::anchor_ (C++ member)
boost::lockfree::deque::anchor_pair (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque::atomic_anchor_pair (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque::atomic_node_pointer (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque::dealloc_node (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque::deque (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque::empty (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque::HPX_NON_COPYABLE (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque::is_lock_free (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque::node (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque::node_allocator (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque::node_pointer (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque::pool (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque::pool_ (C++ member)
boost::lockfree::deque::pop_left (C++ function)
,
[1]
boost::lockfree::deque::pop_right (C++ function)
,
[1]
boost::lockfree::deque::push_left (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque::push_right (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque::stabilize (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque::stabilize_left (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque::stabilize_right (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque::tag_t (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque::~deque (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque<T, freelist_t, Alloc>::padding (C++ member)
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor (C++ class)
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::atomic_node_pointer (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::atomic_pair (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::cas (C++ function)
,
[1]
,
[2]
,
[3]
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::deque_anchor (C++ function)
,
[1]
,
[2]
,
[3]
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::is_lock_free (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::left (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::lrs (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::node (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::node_pointer (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::operator!= (C++ function)
,
[1]
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::operator== (C++ function)
,
[1]
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::pair (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::pair_ (C++ member)
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::right (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::status (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::tag (C++ function)
boost::lockfree::deque_anchor::tag_t (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque_node (C++ class)
boost::lockfree::deque_node::atomic_pointer (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque_node::data (C++ member)
boost::lockfree::deque_node::deque_node (C++ function)
,
[1]
,
[2]
boost::lockfree::deque_node::left (C++ member)
boost::lockfree::deque_node::pointer (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque_node::right (C++ member)
boost::lockfree::deque_node::tag_t (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::deque_status_type (C++ type)
boost::lockfree::lpush (C++ enumerator)
boost::lockfree::rpush (C++ enumerator)
boost::lockfree::stable (C++ enumerator)
bootstrap_logging (C++ class)
bootstrap_logging::bootstrap_logging (C++ function)
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I gave a lightning talk at RubyNation called “TDD in the real world”, mostly as an excuse to poll the audience about testing practices.
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A lot of people are not doing strict TDD. This is the RubyNation conference, which had TATFT last year. This is the Ruby community, which has a ton of experimentation and a million test frameworks. Frankly, I’m kind of baffled. Are these people doing a lot of research-style code spikes? Are they writing tests after the code, but still getting decent test coverage? Or is testing just “exercise and vegetables” - things that people should be doing, but don’t?
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Public Member Functions | |
| WebsocketInputStreambuf (ConnectionContext *con, size_t dataLength, uint8_t *_=nullptr, size_t bufferSize=2048) | |
| Create a Web Socket input record streambuf. More... | |
| int_type | underflow () |
| Handle the request to read data from the stream but we need more data from the source. | |
| void | discard () |
| Discard data for the record that has not yet been read. More... | |
| size_t | getRecordSize () |
| Get the size of the expected record. More... | |
| httpsserver::WebsocketInputStreambuf::WebsocketInputStreambuf | ( | ConnectionContext * | con, |
| size_t | dataLength, | ||
| uint8_t * | pMask = nullptr , |
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| size_t | bufferSize = 2048 |
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| ) |
Create a Web Socket input record streambuf.
| [in] | socket | The socket we will be reading from. |
| [in] | dataLength | The size of a record. |
| [in] | bufferSize | The size of the buffer we wish to allocate to hold data. |
| void httpsserver::WebsocketInputStreambuf::discard | ( | ) |
Discard data for the record that has not yet been read.
We are working on a logical fixed length record in a socket stream. This means that we know in advance how big the record should be. If we have read some data from the stream and no longer wish to consume any further, we have to discard the remaining bytes in the stream before we can get to process the next record. This function discards the remainder of the data.
For example, if our record size is 1000 bytes and we have read 700 bytes and determine that we no longer need to continue, we can't just stop. There are still 300 bytes in the socket stream that need to be consumed/discarded before we can move on to the next record.
| size_t httpsserver::WebsocketInputStreambuf::getRecordSize | ( | ) |
Get the size of the expected record.