I have done a lot of thinking about this during the past week. I am a visual person; I have a love of photography and making music. I would like to be able to make what ever ideas I have in my head. In the bootcamp I want to learn how to code and think like a programmer. Understanding the full stack will be very useful. After the bootcamp, I will focus on design and mastering photoshop in my spare time. Eventually, a career such as a UI/UX designer or product designer interests me. I like working with people and I like being creative (when I have enough time). My technical skills are lacking and that is why I’m here.
I believe my strengths have stayed the same. However, I have discovered that staying focussed is still a weakness, although I am making progress. I think the limitations for me will be learning JavaScript, I just don’t feel confident in my ability to translate pseudocode in to actual code.
 The bootcamp will be my first experience working with my cohort (other than using zoom/slack). My biggest challenge will be asking questions. I don’t like wasting peoples time, but sometimes asking a lot of questions can be very useful and save a lot of time in the long run.
I would really like to develop my leadership skills further. I have been working on these the last few years and I think there is still a lot of room for improvement. I would also like to improve my communication skills. Being able to communicate clearly and effectively without being ambiguous, this is what I am aiming for.
My expectations are that there is a lot of patience and clear explanations on what is required. Any support in terms of helping me achieve my longer term career goals would be much appreciated.
Full focus and a lot of hard work. I am going to really give this all my time and energy for 9 weeks. By the end of the bootcamp, I want to feel confident in my coding skills enough to land me a job.
I will be consistent, hard working and clear in communication. I will ask good questions and embrace working in a team with a positive attitude. I will give this my full time and energy to really get the most out of the learning experience. I will do all of the above by making sure I structure my days efficiently in regards to study but also take time to rest and keep fit and healthy
My long term goal is to become a developer that can work on projects remotely. I have a particular interest in working on and designing products and I would like to be involved in their original conception. Having the ability to know how to code will enable me to get hands on in the development. Specifically, application design is where I would like to end up, although I need to work on my design skills. I also really enjoy the UI/UX side of things. I am hoping to combine all these aspects in to a future career.
I would like to work on my communication skills, in particular, pitching an idea in order to gain support. I feel that this is a very advantageous skill to have but it can very difficult to do in a way that is clear and convincing. Being articulate and engaging is important here.
I am very resourceful and I can see the big picture. I have strong interpersonal skills, empathetic and a great listener. I am resilient and I don’t give up when I face challenges. My limitations are that I can get distracted and take a lot more time than I originally anticipated to get things done. I can work for hours on end but getting started can be the hard part.
The key ingredient to managing my workload is to be consistent. Regular hours, with regular breaks that are bracketed with regular activities (running, music, reading). This will help me stay on track and give me some routine. I think achieving lots of little wins each day (breaking down larger goals in to smaller ones) will help motivate me.
Communication is key when working with others. I think being clear and confident about what I am trying to achieve as part of the team, and what my role is as a team member is very important.
When I need help, I will ask. It is easy to ask questions, via slack, phone or email. I have no problems asking for help when I need it. However, I don’t like asking for help early. I like to really explore a challenge before asking for help because from experience the answer is just around the corner if you are persistent.
I expect the facilitation team is there to help when I need it. I expect them to be reliable, accessible and honest. I like criticism as it can help me get to where I want to be faster. I expect constructive criticism from the facilitation team.
For foundations, my timetable is based around work in the afternoons/evenings. 1pm – 9pm. This enables me to go for a run in the morning and prepare for the day or work ahead. I also have left time in the weekends to explore a topic further.
In summary, my learning plan is to take advantage of all the information that is being taught at EDA and really push myself to understand as much as possible. I would like to have a portfolio by the end of the course in order to showcase my skills.


Draw Pokémon's and view them in Your Gallery. Gotta Draw them all! Right now you can only draw Bulbasaur, Squirtle, Jigglypuff and Charmander.


JJ Abrams reveals what impact The Last Jedi had on The Rise of Skywalker
He has directed the final instalment in the Skywalker saga.
JJ Abrams has revealed how the plot twists of Star Wars film The Last Jedi had an impact on his forthcoming instalment The Rise Of Skywalker.
The director, who also directed the first film in the current trilogy, The Force Awakens, said he was surprised by some of the decisions made by The Last Jedi director and writer Rian Johnson.
He told Rolling Stone magazine: “When I read his first draft, it made me laugh, because I saw that was his take and his voice.
“I got to watch cuts of the movie as he was working on it, as an audience member. And I appreciated the choices he made as a filmmaker that would probably be very different from the choices that I would have made.
“Just as he would have made different choices if he had made Episode VII.”
He added: “I felt the biggest surprise was how dark Luke (Skywalker, played by Mark Hamill) was.
“That was the thing that I thought, ‘Oh, that was unexpected’. And that’s the thing The Last Jedi undeniably succeeds at, which is constant subversion of expectation.
“The number of things that happened in that movie that aren’t the thing you think is going to happen is pretty fun.”
Asked how those unexpected plot points affected how he carries on the story in the forthcoming film, he said: “I had a real sense with Larry Kasdan (with whom he co-wrote The Force Awakens) about where things would go, potentially.
“And I think that, when I read Rian’s script, what I felt was that with everything that happens in that movie, and quite a lot does, nothing sort of obviated a sense of inevitability where I thought the story could go.”
The Rise Of Skywalker will be the conclusion of the Skywalker saga, which started with the first Star Wars film in 1977.
Discussing why this must be the end, he said: “I felt going into this, even on [Episode] VII – I don’t remember if this was discussed or not, but it felt like this was the final trilogy.
“It felt like it earned being the conclusion of that story. Who’s to say what comes next? Is there something else to be done that involves any of these characters?
“I’m working on nothing [Star Wars-related], so I’m not hinting at anything. I’m just saying, who’s to know, but it just felt like the end.”
Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker is released in UK cinemas on December 19.


>From Mrs. Lydia Johnson Dear I know this mail will come to you as a surprise,nevertheless I am Mrs.Lydia Johnson, aged 59 years,the wife of Major Stephen Johnson, Chief Security Officer and Aide-de camp to the exiled president Charles Tailor of Liberia . As a result of the war problem in my country, I am saddled with problems of my ill-health of protracted diabetes and high blood pressure which is getting of increase in the recent times, more importantly getting a trust worthy individual abroad to receive the sum of US$9million on our behalf. Due to this crises presently before in my city Monrovia our home town, I managed to sneak myself and my son David 24 years of age and five other of my daughters out of Monrovia to Dakar senegal for safety. We were sneaked into Dakar Senegal through the land boarder by the help of some government militant group. After the killing of my husband by the rebels, we decided to come down here to Dakar senegal to secure the this deposit deposited here by my husband and to further look for a trust worthy individual abroad to receive these deposit which has being deposited here in Dakar Senegal before he was eventually killed by the heartless rebels. I feel confident therefore to introduce myself to you based on this problem and our present condition as all our foreign contacts and connections got lost during this crises, all properties burnt by the rebels. I am desperately in need to move and re-locate this huge deposit to your country for safe keeping as this is the only wealth remaining for the future survival and well being of my large family.For your percentage for assistance, a negotiable percentage will be discussed as soon as I receive your response based on this plea for your assistance as our lives are highly in danger due to this problem. I pray and plead for your help. Please endavour to email me back for further clarifications over this issue. God bless you as you respond to my plea for assistance.My telephone 00221 5865311 will be open for your call any time but if I am available the time of your call, my son David will respond to you accordingly. Sincerely yours. Mrs.Lydia Johnson & Son


constructMultiFasta Saves one file in FASTA format for each reaction in the model that has genes model a model structure sourceFile a file with sequences in FASTA format outputDir the directory to save the resulting FASTA files in The source file is assumed to have the format '>gene identifier additional info'. Only the gene identifier is used for matching. This is to be compatible with the rest of the code that retrieves information from KEGG. Usage: constructMultiFasta(model,sourceFile,outputDir) Rasmus Agren, 2014-01-08
0001 function constructMultiFasta(model,sourceFile,outputDir) 0002 % constructMultiFasta 0003 % Saves one file in FASTA format for each reaction in the model that has genes 0004 % 0005 % model a model structure 0006 % sourceFile a file with sequences in FASTA format 0007 % outputDir the directory to save the resulting FASTA files in 0008 % 0009 % The source file is assumed to have the format '>gene identifier 0010 % additional info'. Only the gene identifier is used for matching. This is 0011 % to be compatible with the rest of the code that retrieves information 0012 % from KEGG. 0013 % 0014 % Usage: constructMultiFasta(model,sourceFile,outputDir) 0015 % 0016 % Rasmus Agren, 2014-01-08 0017 % 0018 0019 %Open the source file 0020 fid = fopen(sourceFile, 'r'); 0021 0022 %Since the list of genes will be accessed many times I use a Java hashtable 0023 hTable = java.util.Hashtable; 0024 0025 for i=1:numel(model.genes) 0026 hTable.put(model.genes{i}, i); 0027 end 0028 0029 %First go through the source file and save the position (in bytes) of the 0030 %start of each gene 0031 elementPositions=zeros(5000000,1,'int64'); %Make room for 5000000 elements 0032 totalElements=0; 0033 whereAmI=0; %Keeps track of where in the file we are 0034 while 1 0035 %Read 10 mb at a time 0036 str=fread(fid,10000000,'int8'); 0037 0038 %Find any '>' which indicates a new label in FASTA format 0039 newPosts=find(str==62); %62 is '>' 0040 0041 elementPositions(totalElements+1:totalElements+numel(newPosts))=whereAmI+newPosts; 0042 0043 totalElements=totalElements+numel(newPosts); 0044 0045 whereAmI=whereAmI+10000000; 0046 0047 if feof(fid) 0048 break; 0049 end 0050 end 0051 elementPositions=elementPositions(1:totalElements); 0052 fprintf('Completed scanning of source file\n'); 0053 0054 %Now loop through the file to see which genes are present in the gene list 0055 %and save their position IN elementPositions! This is to enable a easy way 0056 %to get the distance to the following element 0057 genePositions=zeros(numel(model.genes),1); 0058 for i=1:numel(elementPositions) 0059 fseek(fid,elementPositions(i),-1); 0060 str=fread(fid,[1 30],'*char'); %Assumes that no ID is longer than 20 characters 0061 delim=find(str==32 | str==10,1,'first'); %Space or line feed 0062 0063 geneIdentifier=str(1:delim-1); 0064 0065 %This should never happen, but just to prevent errors. Could be that 0066 %'>' is a part of some gene information. An alternative would be to 0067 %check that the indexes follows a line feed 0068 if isempty(geneIdentifier) 0069 continue; 0070 end 0071 0072 %If not found it means that the id was too long 0073 if isempty(delim) 0074 EM='Too long gene identifier, increase read length'; 0075 dispEM(EM); 0076 end 0077 0078 %See if the gene was found 0079 id=hTable.get(geneIdentifier); 0080 0081 if any(id) 0082 if genePositions(id)==0 0083 genePositions(id)=i; 0084 end 0085 end 0086 end 0087 0088 fprintf('Completed mapping of genes to source file\n'); 0089 0090 %Loop through the reactions and print the corresponding sequences 0091 for i=1:numel(model.rxns) 0092 %Don't overwrite existing files 0093 if ~exist(fullfile(outputDir,[model.rxns{i} '.fa']), 'file') 0094 0095 %Get the positions in elementPositions for the involved genes 0096 genesUsed=model.rxnGeneMat(i,:); 0097 0098 %Open a file for this reaction. This saves empty files for KOs 0099 %without genes 0100 rxnfid=fopen(fullfile(outputDir,[model.rxns{i} '.fa']),'w'); 0101 0102 if any(genesUsed) 0103 positions=genePositions(genesUsed~=0); 0104 0105 %It could be that some genes were not found. Delete those elements 0106 positions(positions==0)=[]; 0107 0108 %Print each sequence 0109 for j=1:numel(positions) 0110 fseek(fid,elementPositions(positions(j)),-1); 0111 %Should check that it ends with a gene!!!! 0112 %Check for eof 0113 if positions(j)<numel(elementPositions) 0114 str=fread(fid,[1 double(elementPositions(positions(j)+1))-double(elementPositions(positions(j)))-1],'*char'); 0115 0116 %If the string doesn't end with a line feed character 0117 if str(end)~=10 0118 str=[str fread(fid,[1 double(elementPositions(positions(j)+2))-double(elementPositions(positions(j)+1))],'*char')]; 0119 0120 %This is if we still haven't found a new gene. 0121 %Maximal unluck. This whole check should be done 0122 %when elementPositions are calculated! 0123 if str(end)~=10 0124 %Skip this gene 0125 continue; 0126 end 0127 end 0128 else 0129 str=fread(fid,[1 inf],'*char'); 0130 end 0131 fwrite(rxnfid,['>' str]); 0132 end 0133 end 0134 fclose(rxnfid); 0135 end 0136 end 0137 0138 %Close the source file 0139 fclose(fid); 0140 end


s6-linux-utils
Software
skarnet.org
The s6-hostname program
s6-hostname gets or sets the machine hostname.
Interface
s6-hostname [ name ]
- When called without an argument, s6-hostname prints the
machine hostname to stdout.
- When called with an argument, s6-hostname sets the machine
hostname to name.
- Then it exits 0.


This demonstration produces the same sounds as in the sound synthesis demo, but uses a real-time processor, a programmable digital signal processor (DSP), in order to get higher quality sound. The sample rate used is 32,000 samples per second, four times higher than the 8,000 samples per second supported by the workstation. The processor is a Motorola DSP56002. The synthesis technique, due to John Chowning, is frequency modulation.


This is a sub-structure in CSL_Aif2LinkSetup. This structure is used for configuring the link parameters of protocol encoder. More...
#include <csl_aif2.h>
Data Fields | |
| Bool | bEnablePeLink |
| CSL_Aif2CppiDio | PeCppiDioSel |
| Bool | TddAxc |
| Bool | bGsmCompress |
| Bool | bEnObsaiBubbleBW |
| Uint8 | PeDelay |
| Uint8 | Crc8Poly |
| Uint8 | Crc8Seed |
| Uint8 | PreEncBitmap |
| Uint8 | PostEncBitmap |
| CSL_Aif2DualBitMap | PeCpriDualBitMap |
| CSL_Aif2CpriAxCPack | CpriAxCPack |
| Uint16 | CpriCwNullDelimitor |
| CSL_Aif2CpriCwPktDelim | CpriCwPktDelimitor [4] |
| Uint8 | PePackDmaCh [4] |
| Bool | bEnablePack [4] |
| Uint8 | CpriCwChannel [256] |
| Bool | bEnableCpriCw [256] |
This is a sub-structure in CSL_Aif2LinkSetup. This structure is used for configuring the link parameters of protocol encoder.
| Bool CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::bEnableCpriCw[256] |
All possible CPRI CW per hyperframe. Dicatates whether the control word should be captured at all
| Bool CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::bEnablePack[4] |
enalbe pe cpri pack
| Bool CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::bEnablePeLink |
Boolean indicating if Pe link is to be enabled
| Bool CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::bEnObsaiBubbleBW |
enable or disable OBSAI bubble bandwidth
| Bool CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::bGsmCompress |
GSM compress mode turn on or off (only used for GSM)
| CSL_Aif2CpriAxCPack CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::CpriAxCPack |
CRPI: identifies the bit precision of the IQ data. Used to un-packing packet data passed over CPRI AxC slots
| Uint8 CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::CpriCwChannel[256] |
All possible CPRI CW per hyperframe are are mapped to one of four(0~3) CPRI CW staging areas
| Uint16 CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::CpriCwNullDelimitor |
CPRI Conrol Word Null Delimitor. Used instead of 4B/5B for packet delimitation. Only used when enabled by CpriCwPktDelimitor fields
| CSL_Aif2CpriCwPktDelim CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::CpriCwPktDelimitor[4] |
CRPI Control Word 4B/5B encoding enable for 4 channels
| Uint8 CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::Crc8Poly |
CRC: programmable polynomial for CRC8 (other polynomials are fixed)
| Uint8 CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::Crc8Seed |
CRC: programmable starting seed value (CRC16 & CRC32 seed is fixed)
| CSL_Aif2CppiDio CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::PeCppiDioSel |
For streams that are AxC, use DB as a circular RAM which will feed DIO DMA. (WCDMA use DIO) otherwise, DB is used as a FIFO for AxC traffic and will feed CPPI DMA
| CSL_Aif2DualBitMap CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::PeCpriDualBitMap |
Dual bit map structure for Pe CPRI dual bit map rule FSM
| Uint8 CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::PeDelay |
delay (in sys_clks) between DB read and PE processing
| Uint8 CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::PePackDmaCh[4] |
PE CPRI Pack map structure
| Uint8 CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::PostEncBitmap |
CPRI Control word post encoding bit order control (used for changing endianness)
| Uint8 CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::PreEncBitmap |
CPRI Control word pre encoding bit order control (used for changing endianness)
| Bool CSL_Aif2PeLinkSetup::TddAxc |
AIF2 is tollerant of whole symbols of missing data on AxC-by-AxC basis


My friend Swip found a note that he asked me to type and post on here, all below writing is word for word what the note said...
This experience report is written at 12:10am, approximately 4 hours after taking.
240lb male 5'11
44mg MXE snorted at 8:15pm
Within a couple minutes this substance was noticed. A little antsy and anxious while waiting... there were four of us total who consumed the same amount. Two do u.a.'s regularly so did not combine with weed, and I was one of those two. The other two smoked a bowl after about 10 minutes.
Slight nausea for the first half hour.
9pm complete disassociation. some people describe it as 'diet pcp' but it's more like .... ketamine but with the control-ability of DXM and the legs of DXM. really can not keep a straight thought at this point. Discussion is fun and upbeat, sharing of times past with good friends, and new friends.
10pm on the down side, which is great... was way intense gone there for a bit. drinking pomegranate juice and water is great. Stories being told, very disconnected with body, hand gestures are very exaggerated, mind is very creative. Laughing at one self is easy, honesty and confidence is there.
11pm certainly has the creepy crawly comforting legs of the DXM 'spider' lol It is really a great joy ride. No additional bumps, going to let it die off, but still a great time. Euphoria, waves of distortion, colors are 'vibrant', CEV is neat. Conversation is less 'story time' with creative flare and more meaningful. A great time with old school psychonauts ranting at one another and their new school lovers seem to be enjoying the ride too.
12am not yet baseline, but much clearer. When I press the 'd' character on my keyboard while holding down the right shift key it does not work, but does work with the left shift key. Why is this so annoying and noticeable to me right now? Hyper-focus as part of the tail of a disassociation, or just because I keep typing DXM alot. lol Sat down to write this note.
Overall conclusion...
MXE is a great and true dissociative that is simply in a class by itself. It is not fare to explain it as being like DXM or Ketamine or PCP, as it is in a class on it's own. It does have all the greatness of K and 'chasing' can certainly be foreseen with this substance if one was so wanting to do, but just riding and enjoying like dex is great too. Does it have that spaz flare of pcp? Not sure. Diet pcp? Not in my world.
MXE gets two thumbs up form this old school psychonaut.
UA/piss test ... Standard five panel cup test the next morning passed just fine, of course.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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After or during a long day of working with a computer, it is recommended to keep your eyes healthy for the long run by taking the 20-20-20 exercise every 20 minutes
Look Away From Your Computer, Look at something 20 feets away for 20 seconds (see timer..)
-BLINK AS MANY TIMES AS YOU CAN


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I am Daniela, I am a new US resident as I just moved to the USA last February. I was born in Argentina and I lived most of my life there.
I studied architecture in Buenos Aires, because I really enjoy creative enviroments and arts. After getting my degree, I traveled and lived abroad, including one year in San Francisco, CA and three months in Europe.
Currently I'm living in Portland, OR where I study web design at Epicodus.


You can easily create your custom dialogs by extending our abstract class and providing your own component as a dialog.


Ocean [ah04], ocean, in Crystal Sea
Last updated Turn #126
Ocean [ah04], ocean, in Crystal Sea
------------------------------------------------------------------------
12: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
12: 14% damaged, arrived from Ocean [ah03], owner:
12: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, duke, with two workers,
12: eight sailors
12: A storm batters the ship and causes some damage.
13: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
13: 15% damaged, departed for Ocean [ah05].
30: It has stopped raining.
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [ag04], 6 days
East, to Ocean [ah05], 6 days
South, to Ocean [ai04], 6 days
West, to Ocean [ah03], 6 days


School absence and exclusions team
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Telephone: Delphine Robineau 020 7783 8223
National Statistics
This release reports on pupil absence in primary, secondary and special schools in the 2013 to 2014 academic year.
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This release provides information on the levels of overall, authorised and unauthorised absence in:
It includes information on:
Absence information for pupil referral units is based on pupil level absence data collected via the school census.
It updates and supplements information published in the October 2014 release - ‘Pupil absence in schools in England, autumn term 2013 and spring term 2014’ .
A guide on how we produce pupil absence statistics is also available.
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Telephone: Delphine Robineau 020 7783 8223
Published: 26 March 2015
Updated: 19 May 2015
From: Department for Education
Part of: Statistics: pupil absence


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This code will add a listener with a few tasks that should be deferred until there's time for them to run safely without affecting UI performance. The code will flood the event loop on every click with tasks that make changes to the DOM. The deferred tasks should only run after the DOM tasks are done.
click this div:


Bitcoin-Qt version 0.7.2 released
14 December 2012
Bitcoin-Qt version 0.7.2 is now available from: http://sourceforge.net/projects/bitcoin/files/Bitcoin/bitcoin-0.7.2
This is a bug-fix minor release.
Please report bugs using the issue tracker at github: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues
How to Upgrade
If you are running an older version, shut it down. Wait until it has completely shut down (which might take a few minutes for older versions), then run the installer (on Windows) or just copy over /Applications/Bitcoin-Qt (on Mac) or bitcoind/bitcoin-qt (on Linux).
If you were running on Linux with a version that might have been compiled with a different version of Berkeley DB (for example, if you were using an Ubuntu PPA version), then run the old version again with the -detachdb argument and shut it down; if you do not, then the new version will not be able to read the database files and will exit with an error.
Explanation of -detachdb (and the new “stop true” RPC command): The Berkeley DB database library stores data in both “.dat” and “log” files, so the database is always in a consistent state, even in case of power failure or other sudden shutdown. The format of the “.dat” files is portable between different versions of Berkeley DB, but the “log” files are not– even minor version differences may have incompatible “log” files. The -detachdb option moves any pending changes from the “log” files to the “blkindex.dat” file for maximum compatibility, but makes shutdown much slower. Note that the “wallet.dat” file is always detached, and versions prior to 0.6.0 detached all databases at shutdown.
Bug fixes
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Prevent RPC
move
from deadlocking. This was caused by trying to lock the database twice. -
Fix use-after-free problems in initialization and shutdown, the latter of which caused Bitcoin-Qt to crash on Windows when exiting.
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Correct library linking so building on Windows natively works.
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Avoid a race condition and out-of-bounds read in block creation/mining code.
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Welcome to documentation for the Community Firn Model!¶
This documentation is still a work in progress. Please inform me if you find glaring omissions!
The Community Firn Model (CFM) is an open-source, modular firn-evolution model framework. Its most basic function is to predict the depth/density and depth/age profiles of firn (i.e. functioning as a firn-densification model), but it also includes modules to simulate heat transfer, meltwater percolation and refreezing, water isotope diffusion, firn-air diffusion and advection, and grain growth.
The modular nature of the CFM means that the user can easily choose to run the model using a firn-densification equation from any of a suite of published firn-densification equations. The user can also choose which of the optional physics modules (e.g. grain growth) to include with the model run. The model is designed so that different firn-densification equations or modules simulating different physics can be easily integrated into the model.
The CFM is one dimensional and uses a Lagrangian (material-following) grid. The evolution of the density is calculated explicitly (e.g. \(\rho_{new}=\rho_{old}+d\rho/dt*dt)\). Heat and other (e.g. water isotope, firn air, enthalpy) diffusion is solved using a fully-implicit finite-volume method (Patankar, 1980).
Requirements¶
Python 3.6+, numpy, scipy, h5py, pandas
The CFM should run on Windows, Linux, and OSX platforms. Additionally, plotting CFM results using Python requires the matplotlib package. Installing Python 3 and the necessary packages is most easily done using a packaged Python distribution such as Anaconda. Explicit instructions on a scientific Python installation are beyond the scope of this document, but tutorials can be readily found online.


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Data management plans (DMPs) are documents in which researchers define the data to be created and describe their plans for managing and sharing this. The current manifestation of a DMP - a static document often created before a project begins - contributes to the perception that they are an annoying administrative exercise. There is growing recognition that the content held within DMPs could be put to far better use, and that by making DMPs more active and machine-actionable, they would derive more value for all stakeholders involved.
What are the requirements?The goal of machine-actionable DMPs is to improve the experience for all stakeholders involved by exchanging information across research tools and systems and embedding DMPs in existing workflows. Various groups have been collating requirements for machine-actionable DMPs and associated tools as noted below. Please add other links that you are aware of to grow the body of use cases.
There are a number of technical platforms with potential applications for machine-actionable DMPs. The ones we are aware of are listed below. If you have a tool to add to this list please...
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| DAMAP | TU Wien | Website |
| Argos / OpenDMP | OpenAIRE, EUDAT, ATHENA Research Center, Communication and Information Technologies Experts (CITE) | Code | Website |
| DMPRoadmap | California Digital Library Digital Curation Centre Portage Network INIST CNRS | Link! |
| University of Queensland Research Data Manager (UQRDM) | University of Queensland | Link! |
| ReDBox DLC | Queensland Cyber Infrastructure Foundation | Link! |
| (new DMP tool under development) | University of Auckland | Link! |
| RDMOrganiser (RDMO) | Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP), Potsdam University of Applied Sciences (FHP), Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Library (KIT) | Link! |
| Data Stewardship Wizard | ELIXIR Europe, Dutch Techcentre for Life Sciences (DTL), Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU) | Link! GitHub! |
| ezDMP | Interdisciplinary Earth Data Alliance (IEDA) | Link! Link! |
| Data planning tool | UNINETT Sigma2 / NorStor Research Data Archive | Link! |
| DMP Service | OpenAIRE and EUDAT | Public beta due in February 2018 |
| Haplo | Haplo Software and its deployment at the London South Bank University | GitHub | Blog |
Please let us know which important tool, paper or other activity should be added to our list!


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- a passionate belief in hell and the forgiveness of Jesus
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"Too Much Sleep"
Jack Crawford (Marc Palmieri) is a 24-year old night security guard who lives at home with his mother. One morning, while heading home on the bus, he's checking out a pretty young woman when his handgun is stolen. Desperate, Jack enlists the help of a local can-do guy named Eddie (Pasquale Gaeta) whose advice sends the slacker into a weirdly populated underworld in "Too Much Sleep."
First-time feature helmer David Maquiling directs his own script in homage to Martin Scorsese's own nightmare journey, "After Hours." The hapless schmuck that the story hangs upon, Jack, has one ambition in life - to sleep. His night watchman job allows him that, but does not prepare him for the world he is about to enter after his revolver, unregistered, is stolen. The neighborhood BMOC, Eddie, was deputy county clerk for 19 years and knows the right people to ask about such things as stolen guns.
Eddie's advice and directions lead Jack into an increasingly bizarre world. He gets "maced" with Jovan Musk by his principle subject, Judy (Judy Sabo Podinker), when he confronts her over the gun. Eddie tells him to "go to 145 Wicker?but, I ain't promising anything." Jack does and meets a variety of weirdoes from a bartender who comes on to him to a psycho male nurse and a loony philosopher - but, no gun. His continued journey through life's underbelly bears him nothing more than a string of more strange characters. It is all about Jack finding himself, in the end, and not the gun.
"Too Much Sleep" starts off amiably enough with its main character, Jack, looking only to catch the maximum Z's out of life. Marc Palmieri is deadpan in his delivery of his slacker Jack persona and it works out for a short while. As he encounters an increasing number of oddball characters while searching for the gun, the film loses its quirkiness and just dabbles in weird behavior. As interest in the revolver is supplanted by other things in Jack's life, our interest is the film wanes, too.
The cast is made up with a good-natured collection of dedicated amateurs and semi-pros but none, with one exception, stand out. Pasquale Gaeta cuts a funny path as the Joe Pesci-like Eddie, spouting his knowing advice and guiding Jack through the maze of illicit weapons and sleazy people. He is uniformly amusing as Jack's muse.
The screenplay, by the director, pushes hard to get a rise out of the quirk meter and succeeds for the first half, but slowly loses its steam in the second. It's a decent calling card to get the young filmmaker his foot in the door of bigger budget mainstream film. "Too Much Sleep" is amiable, but not enough. I give it a C.
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| Concept Framework 2.2 documentation | Contents | Index |
| Name | Type | Access | Version | Deprecated |
| PreparedQuery | property | public | version 1.0 | no |
| Read/Write property PreparedQuery[=szQuery] |
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This property is very similar to the CommandText property, but it takes parameters (for large objects for example). Each parameter in the SQL prepared query must contain a question mark '?' instead of the actual parameter. For example "select * from my_table where my_field like 'some_text'" will become "select * from my_table where my_field like ?" (no quotes). But BEFORE of that, you must call AddParameter function to add parameters to the prepared SQL query.
This method is recommended over the CommandText version for: - inserting data into a table (in case the user is an attacker) - adding data to a table, where at least one field is inserted by the user (in case the user is an attacker) - performing a search (select), where at least one criteria is inserted directly by the user (in case the user is an attacker) - working with large fields (LOB) If no parameter is provided, this property acts exactly like CommandText. |
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KELLIA members Frank Feder and Maxim Kupreyev of the The Berlin-Brandenberg Academy of Sciences and Julien Delhez of the University of Göttingen created a digital lexicon of Coptic. Amir Zeldes and his student Emma Manning created a web interface for the lexicon, which is available as a standalone website and is linked to Coptic SCRIPTORIUM texts in the normalized visualization available through the web application and ANNIS tool.
KELLIA member Amir Zeldes created a web application and a machine actionable API that simultaneously runs Coptic SCRIPTORIUM's Natural Language Processing tools. Users can input text, including XML tags, and the online NLP pipeline will tokenize, normalize, lemmatize, and tag the text for part-of-speech and language of origin in SGML output.
Information from the DDGLC from the University of Leipzig has been added to NLP tools, improving the language of origin tagger, the tokenizer and morphology analysis, and the lemmatizer and part-of-speech tagger. All of these tools are also available from the online NLP service.
KELLIA partner So Miyagawa has edited and translated Besa's On Lack of Food, which is available on the Coptic SCRIPTORIUM web application for viewing texts and is searchable in ANNIS
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The Mandalorian’s first episode is a no-brainer reason to pay for Disney+
A bounty hunter’s surprising journey in a post-Empire world: Giddyap, space cowboy.
by Sam MachkovechWhile Disney+ debuts today with a healthy slew of classic films and new series, its biggest day-one draw has to be Star Wars' first live-action TV series, The Mandalorian. Ahead of its launch, we wondered how well the show, about a bounty hunter living in the era between Episodes VI and VIII, might lean into the archetype of space westerns. Today, we now know that this is a full yee-haw and yippy-ki-yay of a gunslinging time with a new, faceless, grizzled anti-hero.
Even better, by the first episode's end, the reveal of his surprising journey had me shouting a hearty "whaaaaat?!" It's been a while since a TV series pilot has had me this excited.
This review of the series' pilot episode contains mild plot spoilers—and errs on the side of vague descriptions.
"Pre-Empire?"
The titular star of The Mandalorian (Pedro Pascal) first appears in this series in traditional western fashion: in the middle of an average day's work. For this renowned bounty hunter, that means kicking butts and picking up wanted goons.
We meet the Mandalorian, who isn't referred to by any other name, in mostly silent fashion. He has little to say to drunken bullies at a bar, nor to the patron he's there to meet (and escort far, far away). This opening sequence comes with a nearly pitch-perfect comedic touch, thanks both to a blue-collar, blue-skinned criminal (played by SNL's Horatio Sanz) and a confused ferry handler (played by comedian and famed Star Wars super-geek Brian Posehn).
That comedic touch is crucial, because the Mandalorian opts for the silent-and-stoic approach when peppered with questions. "She's classic!" Sanz's alien character says about the Mandalorian's crusty spaceship. "Pre-Empire?" The bounty hunter stares forward in response, his helmet shining with the slight glow of whatever nearby star is visible through the cockpit. That's the point. We as viewers sit uncomfortably with this silence, taking in the fact that this series takes place after the events of Return of the Jedi. What life is there for a bounty hunter in such an era?
Sure enough, when the Mandalorian cashes in his latest bounties, he's nearly paid by his handler (Greef Carga, played by Carl Weathers) in worthless Empire currency. The pesky roster of newly available jobs aren't even worth the cost of gas, Mandalorian complains, to which Greef replies: Well, there is one job...
After an awkward meeting with a mysterious handler (Werner Herzog), who hides in a basement bunker with an army of Stormtroopers, the Mandalorian finds himself set up with a new gig, complete with unclear coordinates and a ludicrously high payment. This new "client' doesn't have much in the way of demands beyond one request: that his bounty be brought in "alive," If possible.
"I've only heard the stories"
This 40-minute pilot episode is careful to surround the Mandalorian with chatty characters, though the opening emphasis on humor is notably dialed back after the first 10 minutes. This tactic pays off pretty handsomely, in part because we see the show's "what's going on" explanations come organically from characters like Greef and "the client." After this, we get a pretty nifty point of contrast. The Mandalorian's eventual landing on a new planet—massive, mostly deserted, covered in sand dunes, yep, it's a Star Wars character origin story—begins with a crisis. The Mandalorian gets into some heat, and the person who saves him (a pig-nosed humanoid alien, played by Nick freakin' Nolte) winds up being even more stoic and reserved.
Thus, we get to see our anti-hero poke out of his guarded shell, however briefly, in search of knowledge and context for why he's being helped.
At this point, we see the Mandalorian overcome some odds, curry Nolte's favor, and make his way to a heavily guarded compound. Pardon the mini-spoiler here, but Taika Waititi shows up as the voice of a surprise-appearance droid who ruins the Mandalorian's stakeout, and he has to contend with the fallout. This is the pilot episode's purest western moment: a laser saloon shoutout, by golly, and it shines thanks to silly Mandalorian-and-droid chatter and a ramp-up of heavy-duty weaponry.
After that, well... I'm not saying a single specific thing, except that my Star Wars-loving self was caught off guard by the episode-clinching twist, which had me foaming at the mouth for what's to come next.
Careful costumes, comedic CGI
Yet even if you take the moment in question and drop it into our comment section (please don't, at least not without spoiler tags), that single statement wouldn't do enough to sum up what makes me eager for next week's episode to drop. (If you're wondering: Disney+ is opting for a one-episode-per-week launch schedule at this point, with no confirmed episode schedule available just yet; sorry if you thought you had a full Mandalorian binge ahead of you.) Rather, the production crew, led by Iron Man and Swingers Director Jon Favreau, seems to really understand what makes a seedy Star Wars story worth following.
I loved the balance of practical effects, carefully molded alien costumes, and intentionally cheeseball CGI. You'll see our hero ride a digital alien as a mount at one point, and the low-budget bounce of this creature over hills and valleys feels delightfully animated, not obnoxiously cheap. Those brief CGI moments are forgivable in light of gorgeous set design, a John Williams-caliber score of brand-new compositions, and a cast of actors who savor their pauses, beats, and moments to simmer in tension (both for action and comedy's sake). Not only did I have fun, I was shocked to see the episode's 40 minutes practically melt in a snap.
If the pilot is any indication, The Mandalorian is Star Wars for a generation of fans who remember the film series as an aesthetic, an ethos, and a promise of morally mixed discovery. And I'm already ready to hitch my space western wagon to this wild ride.
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Instagram influencer gets 4 years in prison for illegal cosmetic procedures
Woman used hyaluronic acid for filler injections
by Nadine Schmidt, Toyin Owoseje, CNN(CNN) - A German Instagram influencer has been sentenced to four years in prison for conducting illegal beauty treatments.
Michael Rehaag, a spokesperson at the district court in Bochum, told CNN the 29-year-old woman confessed to injecting hyaluronic acid as "filler" into the lips and noses of at least 35 women.
The pregnant social media star, who cannot be named under German privacy law, had 100,000 Instagram followers, Rehaag told CNN.
She used the social media platform to advertise her services between 2017 and April 2019, charging between 300 and 450 Euros ($330 to $495) for the injections, which she initially carried out in her living room.
Later, treatments were carried out in hotel suites "where one room was used as a treatment room and the other as a waiting room for clients," Rehaag said.
"The court also learned that some treatments were carried out in a private room at discotheques."
He added: "The presiding judge said that the term 'hygiene ordinance' was an unknown to the woman. Basic measures in this area which are absolutely necessary and unavoidable have been disregarded here -- such as wearing gloves, wearing a surgical mask, using disinfectants."
The court heard of at least 35 cases, and prosecutors said there are probably more.
"Many of her clients later complained of complications after their procedures, which ranged from swelling and dents,'' Rehaag said.
The woman's gross payment was estimated to be about $500,000.
The influencer was also ordered to repay around $73,800 in unpaid taxes.
She has been temporarily released from prison to give birth before serving the rest of her sentence, Rehaag confirmed.
A second trial at the Bochum district court is currently underway against the woman's cousin, who is facing similar charges.


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ME MYSELF I A film review by Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: In one world Pamela Drury chose not to marry the man in her life and instead to have a serious career. In a parallel world the decision went the other way. Just when Pamela is getting desperate to find a husband she finds herself thrust into the other world and having to be the other version of herself. This gives her an opportunity to explore the good and bad aspects of her decision. Rachel Griffiths stars in this emotional Australian fantasy. There are logic flaws but the film remains entertaining. Rating: 6 (0 to 10), high +1 (-4 to +4)
Pamela Drury (played by Rachel Griffiths) is an award-winning journalist. Thirteen years earlier she nearly married Robert Dickson (David Roberts), but decided that her career was more important. She now looks with envious eyes on her married friends' lives and she wishes she had made the other decision. These days she just finds the dating scene to be depressing and the market just is not very good any more. She tries to salve her ego putting up little index cards that tell her things like "I love and approve of myself." On her 30-something birthday she is ready to commit suicide, but fate seems to step in and stop her at the last moment. The following day in a moment of carelessness she is hit by a car a literally knocked into another world. She is not in heaven or hell, but a parallel world where she did marry Robert. There Pamela meets-well, call her Pamela-2 (also played by Rachel Griffiths). Pamela-2 has been married for thirteen years to Robert and has a daughter and two sons by him. Pamela-2 regrets her decision to marry and to turn her back on her career. She gives Pamela the slip and goes to take her place in the world of the career-Pamela. Pamela decides to try out the life she spurned.
Filling in for Pamela-2 is more of a job than Pamela was expecting, but far easier than it would be in the real world. There one must remember what must be hundreds of thousands of bits of information just so that people are not tipped off that you are no longer the person you once were. Pamela finds that as feminists have been telling us for years, there is a lot of effort and skill involved in being a housewife. It would be easy for this film to turn at this point into a feminist tract, leaving Pamela in awe of how competent and savvy a housewife really is. However the script is a little more even-handed than that. Being a housewife has its positive and its negative sides, Pamela finds. It is full of moments that just fill Pamela with disgust. The worst of which is to clean up after her youngest who is neither toilet trained, nor able to wipe himself. Having been in need of sex well back into her previous life, she is disappointed to realize that the passion is gone from Pamela-2's marriage and Robert has very little interest in rekindling it. But her attitudes about her husband and herself are due for some radical changes.
ME MYSELF I is written and directed by Philippa "Pip" Karmel, set in Sydney, Australia and filmed on a minimal budget which seems to more than adequately support the script. Rachel Griffiths has an extremely expressive face which projects emotions very effectively, particularly her bewilderment at her situation. Karmel's style changes as the film proceeds. Popular music is played loudly over the soundtrack in the first part of the film, but much less so once Pamela has made the transition.
Some people tend to assume that in fantasy anything can happen and there are few rules that need to be followed. Actually just about the opposite is true. In the real world the apparently impossible happens frequently. In fiction authors are bound to be at least believable, and fantasy writers have the strictest set of rules of all. Karmel has failed to observe the logic of her own world. Pamela discovers that there is no way to get back to her own world from the world she was knocked into. Even the street where she lived does not exist in the new world. Yet Pamela-2 seems to be able to move between the two worlds without trouble. Pamela's replacement of Pamela-2 seems all too easy. After a day or two she seems to be able to function in the new world without suspicion being raised. There would be years of Pamela-2's experience that would be a complete blank to Pamela. People whom Pamela-2 would know, Pamela would have never seen. Even a tutored double can not long stand in for the original without detection. The self- replacement theme was much better handled in the science fiction film QUEST FOR LOVE or Akira Kurosawa's historical film KAGEMUSHA.
In the end, Karmel seems to be telling us that whatever alternative we have chosen, we will get some advantage and some disadvantage. Contrary to Frank Capra's IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE, the choices we have made have not all been for the best and the world is not necessarily better for the choices we have made. It is merely different. Karmel is telling us to stop regretting the past and to make the best of what decisions we have made. It is something of a platitude, but there also is some truth there. I would give ME MYSELF I a 6 on the 0 to 10 scale and a high +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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Sat Dec 29, 2007
This story is a few months old, but it just came to my attention and I thought it was really neat. Scientists at MIT have successfully transmitted electricity through the air. In an experiment, they were able to successfully power a 60 watt light bulb from a power source two metres away. The team are calling this new concept “witricity”.
The potential for this new technology is pretty exciting. Imagine a world where laptops and cellphones could power themselves up when the batteries get low. No more worries about plugging in a “wireless” device every couple of hours. As it stands, it feels like laptops have to be constantly tethered to the wall and aren’t much more than portable desktops.
On the other hand, do we really need more stuff buzzing through the air? The neurons in our brain, for example, are fired off by electrical impulses. What effect would some added aerial voltage have on our cognitive abilities?


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An important feature of schemes is that they are well-suited to be viewed "in families". This means that, in the back of our minds, there should always be a morphism of schemes \(X \to Y\) more or less explicitly mentioned. The scheme \(Y\) is the base scheme. This point of view is helpful even in the case in which we are not thinking of a morphism. In such cases, likely the base is a single point, e.g. the spectrum of a field.
A base ring is simply the case above when there is a ring \(R\) such that \(Y = \spec R\); equivalently, the base scheme \(Y\) is affine. If \(R\) is a field, then \(R\) is also called a ground field.
Exercise. Prove or disprove: A scheme with only one point is the spectrum of a field.
A notational convention is to write families and structure morphisms to the ground field/ring vertically:
\[ \begin{array}{c} X \cr \downarrow \cr Y \end{array} \]
The morphism \(X \to Y\) need not satisfy any further property. However, it is common that families satisfy extra conditions, implicitly or explicitly. Common assumptions are: smooth, proper, projective, flat, equi-dimensional, finite type, locally of finite type...
As usual, our running example is an elaboration of \( \oh \in \Q\).
The family \(\Z \subset \Z[\oh]\).
The base is \(\spec \Z\), the total space of the family is \(\spec \Z [\oh]\). These two schemes coincide away from
the prime \((2)\): the family
\[
\begin{array}{c}
\spec \Z [\oh] \cr
\downarrow \cr
\spec \Z
\end{array}
\]
is the inclusion of the complement of the closed point \((2) \in \spec \Z\).
This family is open, smooth, flat, of relative dimension 0...
It is not projective, proper, surjective, closed, universally closed...
The family \(\Z[\oh] \subset \Q\).
The base is \(\spec \Z[\oh]\), the total space of the family is \(\spec \Q\). The total space of the family is a
single point: the family
\[
\begin{array}{c}
\spec \Q \cr
\downarrow \cr
\spec \Z [\oh]
\end{array}
\]
is the inclusion of the generic point \( (0) \in \spec \Z[\oh]\) of the base.
This family is not locally of finite type, open, smooth, flat, projective, proper, surjective, closed, universally
closed... In fact, it is a bit of a struggle to find any property that this morphism has!


TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
ATORVASTATIN
See also: HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors (statins)
See also: substrates at risk of CYP3A4
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, pp. 37-38
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
AZITHROMYCIN RxNorm: 18631 ATC: J01FA10 |
Increased risk of undesirable effects (concentration-dependant) of the rhabdomyolysis type, due to decrease of the hepatic metabolism of the cholesterol-lowering medication |
Precaution for use Use weaker doses of the cholesterol-lowering medication or another statin not affected by this type of interaction |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
BOCEPREVIR RxNorm: 1102129 ATC: J05AE12 |
Increased risk of undesirable effects (concentration-dependant) of the rhabodmyolysis type, due to decrease of the hepatic metabolism of the atorvastatin |
Precaution for use Do not exceed the dosage of 20 mg/day of atorvastatin. If the therapeutic objective is not attained with this dosage, use another statin not affected by this type of interaction. |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
CICLOSPORIN RxNorm: 3008 ATC: L04AD01 S01XA18 |
Increased risk of undesirable effects (concentration-dependant) of the rhabodmyolysis type (decrease of the metabolism of the cholesterol-lowering medication) |
Precaution for use Do not exceed the dosage of 10mg/day of atorvastatin. If the therapeutic objective is not reached at that dosage, use another statin not affected by this type of interaction. |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
CLARITHROMYCIN RxNorm: 21212 ATC: J01FA09 |
Increased risk of undesirable effects (concentration-dependant) of the rhabodmyolysis type due to decrease of the hepatic metabolism of the cholesterol-lowering drug |
Precaution for use Administer weaker doses of cholesterol-lowering agent. If the therapeutic objective is not reached, use another statin not affected by this type of interaction |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
DILTIAZEM RxNorm: 3443 ATC: C08DB01 |
Increased risk of undesirable effects (concentration-dependant) of the rhabodmyolysis type due to decrease of the hepatic metabolism of the cholesterol-lowering agent |
Precaution for use Use weaker doses of cholesterol-lowering agent or another statin not affected by this type of interaction |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
ERYTHROMYCIN RxNorm: 4053 ATC: D10AF02 J01FA01 S01AA17 |
Increased risk of undesirable effects (concentration-dependant) of the rhabodmyolysis type due to decrease of the hepatic metabolism of the cholesterol-lowering agent |
Precaution for use Use weaker doses of cholesterol-lowering medication. If the therapeutic objective is not reached, use another statin not affected by this type of interaction |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
RITONAVIR BOOSTED PROTEASE INHIBITORS CLASS CODE: J05AE-002 |
Increased risk of undesirable effects (concentration-dependant) of the rhabodmyolysis type (decrease of the hepatic metabolism of the atorvastatin) |
Not recommended Use weaker doses of atorvastatin. If the therapeutic objective is not reached, use another statin not affected by this type of interaction |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
ITRACONAZOLE RxNorm: 28031 ATC: J02AC02 |
Increased risk of undesirable effects (concentration-dependant) of the rhabodmyolysis type (decrease of the hepatic metabolism of the atorvastatin) |
CONTRAINDICATION |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
KETOCONAZOLE RxNorm 6135 ATC: D01AC08 G01AF11 J02AB02 |
Increased risk of undesirable effects (concentration-dependant) of the rhabodmyolysis type (decrease of the hepatic metabolism of the atorvastatin) |
CONTRAINDICATION |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
OMBITASVIR + PARITAPRÉVIR CLASS CODE: OMPA |
Increase of the plasma concentrations of the atorvastatin due to decrease of its hepatic metabolism by the therapy with the two drug combination |
CONTRAINDICATION |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
GRAPEFRUIT (JUICE AND FRUIT) |
Increase of the plasma concentrations of the hypokaliemiant, with risk of undesirable effects, especially muscular ones |
Take into account |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
POSACONAZOLE RxNorm: 282446 ATC: J02AC04 |
Increased risk of undesirable effects (concentration-dependant) of the rhabodmyolysis type (decrease of the hepatic metabolism of the HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor) |
CONTRAINDICATION |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
RANOLAZINE RxNorm: 35829 ATC: C01EB18 |
Increased risk of undesirable effects (concentration-dependant) of the rhabodmyolysis type due to inhibition of the metabolism of the atorvastatin by the ranolazine |
Precaution for use Use weaker doses of cholesterol-lowering agent or another statin not affected by this type of interaction |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
RIFAMPICIN RxNorm: 9384 ATC: J04AB02 |
Very large decrease of the plasma concentrations of atorvastastatin, due to increase of its hepatic metabolism by the rifampicin |
Not recommended |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
ROXITHROMYCIN RxNorm: 9478 ATC: J01FA06 |
Increased risk of undesirable effects (concentration dependant) of the rhabdomyolysis type |
Precaution for use Use weaker doses of cholesterol lowering agent |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
STIRIPENTOL RxNorm: 37119 ATC: N03AX17 |
Increased risk of undesirable effects (dose dependent) of the rhabdomyolysis type (decrease of the hepatic metabolism of the cholesterol-lowering medication) |
CONTRAINDICATION |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
TELAPREVIR Rx Norm: 1102261 ATC: J05AE11 |
Increased risk of undesirable effects (concentration-dependent) of the rhabdomyolysis type (decrease of the hepatic metabolism of the atorvastatin) |
CONTRAINDICATION |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
TELITHROMYCIN RxNorm: 274786 ATC: J01FA15 |
Increased risk of undesirable effects (dose-dependent) of the rhabdomyolysis type (decrease of the hepatic metabolism of the cholesterol-lowering medication) |
CONTRAINDICATION |
ATORVASTATIN RxNorm: 83367 ATC: C10AA05 |
VERAPAMIL RxNorm: 11170 ATC: C08DA01 |
Increased risk of undesirable effects (concentration-dependent) of the rhabdomyolysis type, due to decrease of the hepatic metabolism of the cholesterol-lowering medication |
Precaution for use Use weaker doses of cholesterol-lowering agent. If the therapeutic objective is not reached, use another statin not affected by this type of interaction |


OMV ‘henchboat’ occupation rolls into second day
by Greenpeace New ZealandOMV ‘henchboat’ occupation rolls into second day
Monday, November 25: Dozens of people from seasoned activists to first timers, grandparents and academics, are continuing to occupy the support vessel for Austrian oil giant OMV.
The occupation in the Port of Timaru has now rolled over the 30 hour mark, with protestors vowing to stay put in order to delay OMV’s support vessel, the Skandi Atlantic, from servicing the oil company’s drill rig off the coast of Taranaki.
OMV is about to begin drilling three oil wells there and one in the Great South Basin off the Otago coast, where it will undertake the riskiest kind of oil drilling, at extreme depths.
On Sunday at dawn, about 30 people including a team of Greenpeace climbers, stormed aboard the Skandi, locking themselves to various areas of the boat.
Greenpeace climate campaigner, Amanda Larsson, says the protestors are equipped with enough gear and food to stay on board for a number of days.
"This amazing team of people have just spent their first night on board OMV’s henchboat, and are feeling warm, dry, and in high spirits.
"We’ve been especially heartened by the Timaru locals, who have been coming down to the port with hot drinks, food, and blankets to show their support.
"OMV’s 34,000 tonne oil rig is right now around 50 nautical miles off the Taranaki Coast. Its remote location means it’s nearly impossible for ordinary New Zealanders to take peaceful action to confront it directly.
"We’ve brought the resistance here to disrupt its chain of support. We won’t let this rig carry out its climate-destroying activities quietly, out of sight and mind."
OMV is one of just 100 companies that have caused over 70% of the world’s climate emissions.
Hundreds of people from around the country are now preparing to travel to OMV’s headquarters in New Plymouth, where a three-day public demonstration will be kicking off on December 2.
Photos and videos for download
https://greenpeace.box.com/s/xv02p4aplylogm7y8f20r8nt17uhf9g8
Live updates are being posted to the Greenpeace website as the action unfolds
https://www.greenpeace.org/new-zealand/story/climate-uprising-live/
ENDS


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UDP Object Manager
The UDPObjectManager manages all UDP objects.
A UDP object contains a UDP socket, which is used for communication via UDP.
Over this socket messages are sent and received.
A UDP socket has a unique port.
Internally the UDPObjectManager has a hash table (
std::unordered_map
).
In this hash table all UDP objects are stored with their unique port as key value.
Initialization
During the initialization phase the start callback functions of UDP Send or UDP Receive blocks are called.
These blocks register a UDP socket at the UDPObjectManager.
During the registration the following parameters are passed.
| Parameter | Description |
| ipInterface |
The IP address of the interface to be used.
If the target computer has several network interfaces, this IP address can be used to select the corresponding network interface.
If the address <IP_ADDRESS> is specified as interface, the default network interface is used.
|
| port |
The port to bind for the UDP socket.
In case of a UDP Send block, messages are sent from this port.
With a UDP Receive block, messages are received at this port.
|
| rxBufferSize |
The size of the data buffer to be used to receive a message.
UDP Send blocks register at the UDPObjectManager with rxBufferSize = 1 .
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| prioritySocket |
This allows you to set the priority of the socket.
Linux uses this value to sort the network queues: packets with a higher priority can be processed first.
If the UDPObjectManager has already registered a corresponding UDP socket with the unique port, this parameter is only updated.
Thereby always the higher priority value is used.
|
| priorityThread |
This sets the priority of the receive thread.
One receive thread is assigned to each UDP socket.
This thread receives messages and copies them into an internal buffer from where they can be retrieved by a UDP Receive block.
|
| numBuffers |
Specifies the number of message buffers (>= 1).
If several messages were received without picking up any, these messages are buffered.
This value indicates the size of the buffer, i.e. the maximum number of stored messages.
|
| bufferStrategy |
If several messages have been received without being picked up, these messages are buffered.
With this value you can define how to proceed when the message buffer is full and new messages are received.
There are two strategies:
DISCARD_OLDEST (0): The oldest message is deleted from the FIFO buffer and the newly received message is added to the FIFO buffer.
DISCARD_RECEIVED (1): The received message is discarded. The FIFO buffer remains unchanged.
|
| ipFilter |
Array of 4 bytes containing IPv4 address of the sender address that should be allowed. If no filter should be used, all bytes must be zero.
|
| countAsDiscarded |
Non-zero value if out-filtered messages should be counted as discarded, zero if not.
|
Termination
During the termination phase all UDP sockets are closed and all receive threads are terminated.
Subsequently, all UDP objects are removed from the hash table.
Send and Receive Messages
As soon as the UDPObjectManager is created, all registered UDP objects are created with the corresponding parameters.
Afterwards no further UDP sockets can be registered.
The actual sending and receiving of messages is done by UDP Send or UDP Receive blocks during the corresponding
step()
methods of the Simulink model.
These driver blocks use the UDPObjectManager to send and receive messages.
Send
The sending is done immediately. When sending, the following parameters are passed to the UDPObjectManager.
| Parameter | Description |
| port |
The port that was also used during the registration of the socket.
The UDPObjectManager searches the internal hash table for an entry with the specified port and then sends the message over the corresponding socket.
|
| destination |
The destination address specifies to whom the message should be sent.
The destination address consists of the destination IP address and the destination port.
|
| bytes |
An array of bytes containing the message to be sent.
|
| length |
The number of bytes to send.
|
The following parameters are returned by the block when selected via the mask dialog.
| Parameter | Description |
| result |
An integer indicating the number of bytes that have been transmitted or a negative value in case of errors.
|
Receive
Receiving is always done in a parallel executed receive thread.
Each UDP socket has its own receive thread.
If IP address filtering is used, then only messages from the specified address are processed and all other messages are discarded.
The received messages are copied into an internal buffer.
The buffer can contain several messages.
If a new message is received, it is added to the buffer.
If the buffer is full, newly received messages are discarded or added by discarding the oldest message from the buffer.
With the UDP Receive block the whole message buffer can be fetched.
The UDPObjectManager is given the port of the UDP socket to be used.
The remaining parameters are returned by the UDPObjectManager.
| Parameter | Description |
| port |
The port that was also used during the registration of the socket.
The UDPObjectManager searches the internal hash table for an entry with the specified port and fetches the whole message buffer of the corresponding socket.
|
| sources |
The source addresses indicate the sender of the corresponding message.
A source address consists of the IP address and the source port.
There is one source address for each message in the message buffer.
|
| bytes |
An array of bytes which contains the entire message buffer.
In the MATLAB/Simulink block an N-by-M matrix is generated from the array, where N is the buffer size of a message and M is the maximum number of messages in the buffer.
|
| lengths |
The number of bytes received (for each message).
For each message from the message buffer there is a length information.
If a buffer contains no message, the corresponding value is zero.
|
| timestamps |
A timestamp indicates the time at which a message was received.
This time corresponds to the measured time in seconds since the scheduler was started.
This time is comparable to the model time, but can also be between two sampling steps.
There is a time for each message from the message buffer.
|
| numMessagesReceived |
The number of messages that have been received/written to the bytes output.
|
| numMessagesDiscarded |
The number of messages that have been discarded.
|


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GIT BASICS
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WeSources
I find that my interests are quite varied and even sometimes odd. Below is a list of resources I have found to be extremely useful in my time. Remember the rule of P.I.E.(Persistent Intelligent Effort) where intelligence is only applied knowledge. So when you're done reading these articles or watching these videos TRY them out. Check out my "Random Output of a Young Cyborg" section for miscellaneous gems and goodies I've stumbled into on the web.


Function
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What it does
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EntityOntology
|
This
returns an array of strings which are the name of the attributes of an
object of this class. This does not apply to domains.
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Graphic_colorbg
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This
returns a RBG colour coded as a hexadecimal string. This colour is used
by any UI mode, for this class/domain, unless it is superseded by a
subclass or subdomain.
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| EntityName |
This returns a
display name for
this object, given its attributes passed as an array, in the order
specified by the ontology. The hostname is also passed as an argument. The resulting
name does have to be unique, but must be printable. This applies to
classes only.
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| AddInfo |
When displaying an
object, adds some extra information related to it.
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Usable
|
This tells if the
module or the
script, is usable in this context, given the platform, available
packages etc... It can be defined for any module or any script.
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Enter the name for this monitor. Names must be unique.
Enter an IP address to pair this Candle instance with:


The 13th of August 2019 was the single most significant day of my life. This was the day that my values in life became crytal clear, my daughter came into the world and just like that I became a protector, guider, provider, carer and a person with one with a massive sense of vulnerability followed closely by responsibility. I'm pretty sure its a strange sensation shared by most parents.
I was soon to learn that every single incident in my life leading up to this moment was about to play a role in how I was going to teach this little human what it means to live on this earth. It was time to drop some knowledge bombs every second of the day so here's what I've learnt so far about myself.
But before this let me address this I thought why not just write this particular blog as a letter to my poutokomanawa.
Kia ora taku tau,
It should come as no surprise that you are both the apitimy of everything that your mama could ever care about however their are some crucial values that I hope that you will learn from me.
 As a Maori we walk this earth not just as ourselves but as an embodiment of our ancestors who walked before us and our decendants that will walk this earth long after we are gone. We are here for a period of time as a guardian of our heritage and of the land or Taiao. Your place of belonging is wherever you are because you are forever walking amongest your ancestors, it is what you do with your time that will be what matters.
Remember the importance of keeping your Whare Tapa-wha balanced and in good health. The taiao (environment) will help you with this especially if you help it as well. Whare Tapa-wha {The four cornerstones of life.): Taha-tinana (physical side), Taha-hinengaro (mental side), Taha-Wairua (Spiritual side) Taha-Whanau (family side).
Never forget this especially in times of difficulty. Your mother was confronted with a number of incidences that challenged her sence of identity tempted by the pressure to adapt to the modern, urban environment and conform and dismiss of so called 'cultural nonsense'. I did fall for this on a number of occasions. That Whare Tapa-wha suffered for it. When you spirit takes a beating no matter how good everything else in life is it wont feel whole. Balance and respecting each part of life is key.
Moving on its important to learn the art of listening and absorbing, theirs always a time for everything. Your mum has been told that shes not to bad at this. You'll learn the most from others no matter who they are.
What your mum isn't too good at is trusting in time. Sometimes somethings will take longer for you to understand then others, or sometimes you wont get it the first time or the second time or the third time even but it will always be worth doing it another time.
I have learnt to trust in processes during my time. With a background in design I've always respected the art of moving through specific stages of a process knowing that an outcome will always come out at the end. This is both a strength and limitation. You see each journey is unique and not everyone will require the exact same process. Adaption is key as well. Processes are there to guide and manage a journey, the rest I think is you.
I've often worked along side people who by nature work to their own personal process that doesn't take into account any other alternative options. These are usually people that thrive on working alone or in a 'dictatorship' role. Its always best to understand eachothers strengths and weaknesses. It comes back to being a listener at first, this is crucial with then understanding the best form of communication with these people. Their are limitless different ways of communicating effectively its just a matter of finding the right fit. This takes time.
With all that said. Most importantly life is a journey filled with daily lessons to learn so never stop learning.
Aroha nui Mama...


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4-year-old twins free selves, climb to safety after crash in Washington
SEATTLE - Washington state authorities say 4-year-old twins freed themselves from their car seats and climbed an embankment seeking help following a car crash that killed their father.
KING-TV reported 47-year-old Corey Simmons of Langley died when the vehicle with his daughters in the backseat crashed on Whidbey Island around 6 p.m. Friday.
Family members say the girls climbed about 200 feet (61 metres) up to the road after the accident 34 miles (55 kilometres) north of Seattle.
Authorities say Simmons was not wearing a seatbelt when the car crashed into trees and went down the embankment.
Police say the girls were transported to a hospital with minor injuries after an unidentified woman passing in her car went back to help and called 911.


Basketball enjoyed huge national popularity in the late nineties and was played in the school during this era. Indeed, past pupil Eamonn Sheehan captained Waterford Crystal to their one and only Superleague title in the 2001/02 season. After a lapse of a number of years, basketball was re-introduced to Mount Sion in 2013. As is typical of the school, we saw a need for something extra for a growing and changing school population, and responded to it. We now provide competitive basketball for 1st and 2nd years, and at U-16 and U-19 levels. Brand new facilities mean basketball is here to stay and it is only a matter of time before significant success follows. That said, in our first year we were victorious in the South East regional league, gaining promotion to our current league. We have been very competitive at this level, making a number of finals, and look forward confidently to further progress.


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Endogenous activation of an
Auditory Neuronal Circuit
Retrograde trans-synaptic tracing of a Cortico-Striato-Thalamo-Cortico circuit using PRV-152. The biological basis of auditory hallucinations discloses an anatomical and functional circuit responsible for endogenous activation of the brain areas in charge of auditory perception. I describe a circuit relevant to the auditory function and involved in the imbalances of the dopaminergic neurotransmission related to brain disorders like schizophrenia.
A. Parga (2014). Cortical Auditory Functional Activation by Cortico-Striato-Thalamo-Cortical Circuits. ASU repository.


Margin, Border, and Padding. Sound familiar? These are basic characteristics which belong to your HTML boxes. First, let's take a look at this picture.
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Margin is a clear area around the border. It is not visibly displayed, but it is present. By adjusting margin, you can push away from the nearest boundaries. What's next?!Border is the outline that goes around the entire box. This border encapsulates both text (or image) content AND padding. You can view it as the 'parameter' of the box. Simple, huh?
Lastly, you have your padding. Let us stop and think about the word 'padding'. That's right. It's exactly what you think it'd be. It's a clear area bewteen your content and your border. It serves like the padded air bubble bags when you get a box shipped from Amazon.com.


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Representation of umlaut by following eThe German letters ä, ö and ü, are occasionally represented by ae, oe and ue respectively. The stemmer here is a variant of the main German stemmer to take this into account.The main German stemmer begins with the rule,
In the sample German vocabulary of 35,000 words, the main stemmer and the variant stemmer exhibit about 90 differences. Of these about half are in words of foreign language origin (raphael, poesie etc). Of the native German words, about half seem to be improved by the variant stemming, and the other half made worse. In any case the differences are little more than one word per thousand among the native German words. |
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