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1. Introduction¶
The Polynomial Beam Element Analysis Module (pBEAM) is a finite element code for beam-like structures. The methodology uses Euler-Bernoulli beam elements with 12 degrees of freedom (3 translation and 3 rotational at each end of the element). The basic theory is described in Yang [Yan86]. A unique feature of the code is that section properties can be described as polynomials of any order between nodes (e.g., EIxx could vary quarticly across an element). This allows for higher fidelity in describing variation in structural properties, which means higher accuracy can be achieved with fewer elements. The use of polynomials also allows for higher accuracy because integrals and derivatives are evaluated analytically rather than numerically and have greater flexibility in extending the code by using higher-order shape functions.
pBEAM was originally written to analyze tower/monopiles and rotor blades of wind turbines; however, the approach is general enough to be used for any beam-like structure. pBEAM is written in C++ and can be used directly in C++ or imported as a Python module. The Python module exposes the full class structure of the finite element code, allowing for flexible usage in a object-oriented scripting environment, while the analysis retains the speed advantage of compiled C++. If desired the C++ code could easily be adapted to run as a stand-alone command-line executable that reads data from an input file; however, that type of usage is not included.
pBEAM can estimate structural mass, deflections in all degrees of freedom, coupled natural frequencies, critical global axial buckling loads, and axial stress/strain. All inputs and outputs are given about the elastic center and in principal axes in order to remove cross-coupling terms. Any arbitrary definition of the structural properties can be translated to the elastic center and rotated to the principal axes (see Hansen [Han08] for example).


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Well, I have to upload these Summer photos before the Autumn comes! This August I spent some time in Alentejo, in the south of Portugal. As there's not so many "streets" there, I couldn't do exactly street photography, let's just call it photography this time, ok? =P
Bay Watching
Rose ;)
back window
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White sand
Enjoying some snails!
Beyond the Tejo
Whose Line Is it Anyway?
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John Doe with the sun on his back.
Now, these next shots are what happens when you're unaware that the camera you're testing has a film on it...a colour film, by the way..
unaware I
unaware II - Grandma
unaware III - outafocus
unaware IV - Teaser Recording
unaware V - Flash's Bike
Next post will feature some Olympus E-P1 shots, be sure to come check it!
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Whether you are actively considering a move away from Photoshop, or simply hoping there is a non-proprietary tool for reading your Photoshop images if you ever decide to stop subscribing to Adobe’s cloud, you’ve probably wondered about GIMP. A free, open-source, image editor, the GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP) has been a go-to tool for Linux users for years, but has a reputation for being hard to use and lacking many of Photoshop’s features. The reality has changed dramatically over the last couple years. GIMP now has a very competent user interface, as well as an extensive and powerful set of features. Its openly extensible nature means that in some areas, like running well-known image processing algorithms on your photos, it actually outshines Adobe Photoshop.We took a deep dive into the current version, GIMP 2.8, to help you figure out whether GIMP might be the right photo editor for you.
First impressions from Photoshop veteran
When you first load GIMP 2.8, you might be forgiven for thinking that you’d fired up an alternate UI for Photoshop. Familiar panels for Layers, Brushes, Tools, Paths, and plenty of others are available. Individual tabs can be torn off (although it requires using a command on the palette menu instead of Adobe’s more intuitive action), so you can tweak GIMP UI just about as much as you can Photoshop’s.
Menus also closely parallel Photoshop’s, with File, Edit, Select, View, Image, Filters, and Help serving the same functions — although in a slightly different order. The Colors and Tools menus are unique to GIMP, with Colors pulling together operations that affect image content, that are usually found under the Image > Adjustments menu in Photoshop. The Tools menu pulls together a mixed bag of the same tools that are found in the Toolbox, plus some tools Adobe puts in the Image menu, like Crop. It also provides a window into some of the very powerful and extensible scripted image transforms that GIMP allows. Unfortunately, some of the icons, like the one for the crop tool shown, are different from the ones used by Photoshop, so finding your favorite may take some hunting.
GIMP’s missing Text menu is a hint that its Text capability, while very competent, is not as feature-rich as Photoshop’s. Missing are some of the fancy layout options, as well as all the built-in effects and warps from Photoshop. The good news is that there are GIMP plug-ins that will restore many of the missing features.
The menu of 3D commands found in Photoshop’s Extended and Creative Cloud editions is also not part of Gimp. Some of the available GEGL (Generic Graphics Library) scripts are helpful in performing similar operations in Gimp, though. Those scripts are one of the coolest features of GIMP, making it an open platform for image processing developers. While Photoshop can be scripted, most image transforms are either “black box” plug-ins or actual built-in commands.
GIMP also lacks Photoshop’s powerful Adjustment Layers. You can make a new layer, apply a Filter, and then tweak the opacity or blend mode, but it is a full image layer — like it or not. There are some plans to try to offer equivalent functionality to Adjustment Layers through GIMP, but there doesn’t seem to be an ideal workaround for the issue yet. GIMP History feature is also much less powerful than Photoshop’s. You can go back through your History as you might in most software — essentially a graphical list of possible Undos — but you can’t play around with your History or use a History brush like you can in Photoshop.
(Source: http://www.extremetech.com/computing/169620-gimp-review-no-longer-a-crippled-alternative-to-photoshop)


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CS-Script is a scripting system. This is how scripting (scripting language) is defined in Wikipedia:
Scripting languages are computer-programming languages designed for "scripting" the operation of a computer. Early script languages were often called batch languages or job control languages. A script is more usually interpreted than compiled, but not always.
In other words, starting point of a scripting application is a text file (script file) whereas with non-scripting application is a binary file (usually .exe).
CS-Script fits this definition very well. The language used for the CS-Script is a ECMA-compliant C#. The core component of CS-Script system is a script engine (cscs.exe/csws.exe). The script engine plays the role of an execution manager rather than an executor.
Basically, script execution looks like this: user runs the script engine application and specifies a script file to be executed (as a command-line parameter). The script file is just a file with C# code. Such code must have defined static method Main(...). The engine compiles the script into an assembly and executes a well-known entry point in this assembly: Main. Note: requirements to have static method Main(...) as the main entry point in assembly is the same as for any CLR application written in any CLR language.
CLR is a main worker during the script execution. It performs script compilation and also byte-code execution (preparation of the native CPU execution instructions).
This explains why the script engine does not require any changes when targeting a different CLR version . Thus originally script engine was build on and for .NET1.1. However it can successfully execute scripts under .NET2.0. This applies even for future versions of .NET. *In order to do effective development in CS-Scripts no extra programming knowledge is required but at least basic background in C#. This is because the script is just a C# code and the C# programming practice is applicable to script development as well. However there is a small set of formal requirements that should be met by C# code in order for to be qualified as a C# script.
The script engine comes in two forms: "WinForm" and console application (csws.exe and cscs.exe correspondingly). Depending on choice of the engine, the scripting application will be either a Windows or a console application.
The script engine can load the assemblies referenced within the code at execution time either implicitly or explicitly (see Using .NET assemblies).
In order to run a script you need either to install CS-Script or just have thew script engine file only. This is the essence of deployment requirements (see Deployment).
The lightest development toolset is a text editor (eg. Notepad.exe), however most common IDEs offer more convenient development environment (see Development tools).
Performance
The script engine demonstrates remarkable performance. C# script execution is the execution of the CLR applications by nature. That is why there is no difference between the run-time performance of the C# script and the standalone executable equivalent. The only difference is the time required for the script to be compiled and loaded, however this may be required only at startup and does not contribute into run-time performance at all.
Also, the startup delay itself is very insignificant under normal
conditions. The measurement of the startup delay for script executed in
a cashed mode (with '/c' switch)
on the average PC (P4 2.8GHz 1G of RAM) shows about 45-60 ms overhead
compared to a standalone executable equivalent. Thus the measured
execution time for the standard hello.cs script was consistently around
110 ms.
In other words, the script application will take a bit longer to start (about 50 ms) but will perform with the same speed as it's standalone executable equivalent.
Note: performance figures may vary from version to version.Programming Reference | Command-line Interface | Extending scripting system


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Let me just preface by saying that I have had my fair share of experiences with hallucinogens and other drugs. I've smoked a good amount of pot, DXM'd a couple of times, shroomed once, taken ecstasy 3 times and taken acid with no effect due to small dosage. I started reading up on a lot of the 'house hold highs' and such. A few months ago a friend of mine tried morning glory for the first time. He went out and bought about a couple of packs from a local store, ended up having about 400 or so, he down them all just by putting them in his mouth and chewing them. Shortly thereafter he felt nauseous and booted on the edge of the road. After a while he seemed to be having a really good time and was explaining some of the visuals that he was having.
Intrigued, the rest of our crew went on the hunt for some seeds only to find out that the growing season had ended and there were unavailable in our area. Being the resourceful people that we are we tracked down on online seed dealership and ordered them wholesale. We ended up getting something close to about 17,000 seeds for 65 dollars or so, hell of a deal I'd say. They came in a giant ziploc bag so we had no way to really measure them out. The first night we had them I ate about 100 by myself and felt nothing more than a little nauseous and a slight DXM'ish feeling. A friend of mine wanted to buy some so I counted out 300 and bagged them off in a little 'dime bag'. When I counted 100 out and held them in my hand the pile was about the size of a quarter, maybe a little bigger.
Well the other night some friends and I were hangin out, and we decided to try and trip. I put a few seeds in my mouth and chewed them almost instantly vomiting the moment I tried to swallow them. I had read about making extracts and teas and so on and so forth but being impatient, I went to the kitchen for yogurt. I got a big bowl of vanilla yogurt and with each spoonful, dropped 20 or so seeds in my mouth. Other than the difficulty breaking the seeds in my teeth, they went down as smooth as the yogurt would have with nothing in it. I probably ate a little more than two handfuls which judging by my size estimation was around 500 seeds, I didn't realize how many I had eaten really until I was done.
I sat around for an hour and smoked a skinny blunt attempting to curb whatever nausea was going to come on. My other friends each ate 100 seeds. After about an hour and 15 minutes, sorry for such random estimations. I was lying in my bed staring at my seeling when everything seemed to have some sort of motion. At first it seemed like it was only on the edge of my vision and things that I focused on would instantly come into clear vision. As time went on this sense of motion was present in everything. In my room I have random quotes and song lyrics and things written and drawn on my walls, this proved to be amazing during the trip. Around 2 hours into the experience, I was tripping balls.
Although I have trouble recalling the exact visuals that I was having during my shroom trip, I'd say that these were much similar. After a while I felt like I had to go outside and I took my two friends who were tripping outside for a walk. There was snow on the ground as it was december and my friends, one of which had since downed another 150 seeds, seeing how great I was feeling, instanly threw up when they got out into the cold. We walked around outside and shortly thereafter I got the elated, happy, lovey feeling that I remember feeling so strongly when I was on shrooms.
We went inside a little while after and I was sitting in a chair, at this point I started to feel a little awkward and somewhat uncomfortable, I think it had something to do with the fact that I was sitting up right. My other friend, who was sober at the time decided to show me this trick where you lie on the floor face down and the person lets ur arms drop very very slowly, making u feel like ur sinking into the floor. Unfortunately the trick didn't work but when she was done I had no desire to move. I laid on the floor face down for the longest time after that, my friends said it was about an hour and 15 minutes, just lying motionless on the floor, tripping out. While I was down there I felt as if the floor was moving underneath me. Almost as if I was being rolled back and forth on a big wheel, providing a sense that waves of pressure were going up and down my body.
I looked over to the side and the visuals were intense. I lost all sense of reality and what I was seeing was nothing more than the simple shapes and colors that existed in the world around me, no texture existed on anything and I couldn't even tell what I was looking at in my own room. A little while after that everyone left and I was left with the friend whom had eating a cumulative 300 or so seeds by this point.
Around this time I got really bad, I could no longer entertain a coherent thought, my mind was just so fascinated with the drug and the trip that I couldn't think about anything else. I was lying in bed again staring at my ceiling and looking at the posters on my wall. I have a lot of posters with girls in bathins suits or underwear or whatever and after a while they seemed to be communicating with me. Two of the girls starting shaking there asses and winking at me, and another girl started flicking her tongue out at me in a sexually inviting way. I was tripping balls.
My friend asked me if I wanted to go back outside and I went and stood on my porch, the cold made me uncomfortable this time and I only took enough time to have a cigarette. My friend kept trying to talk to me and I just told him that I couldn't talk right now because I was too fucked up. I went upstairs and had the desire to be alone, I told my friend that I was going to go to sleep and he left the room and went to the guest bedroom. I am normally not a very creative person when it comes to my writing and composition but the Morning glory got my creative juices flowing. I sat down on my computer and the text on the screen was still moving, each letter had its own individual breathing motion. I tried to send an IM to my girlfriend but I could hardly form a sentence, so I decided to go to sleep.
Strangely, I found myself writing for 10 minutes in my away message and I produced something that seemed to flow as freely as regular conversational language but when I read it the next morning, was much more insightful and beautiful than I had thought it to be at the time. I got into bed and picked up a notebook and pen and started to draw, I felt the need to write some more and I started writing weird phrases such as 'I am of no other man but my own. I know where I go of -- Hey come back here!' I have no idea what the inspiration was for these.
I put down the notebook and looked at my walls, I stared openly accross my room, not focusing on any particular thing and it seemed as if I was looking through the whole room through crystal clear water. Everything was rippling and breathing and the 'swirly' drawings that I had drawn were now moving around the page. I put my head at the base of my window and it looked like the shades on my window were dripping down towards me yet they never got any closer. About this time I felt that I had to go to sleep so I tried listening to music, at first I put in 'Radiohead - The Bends' but this for some reason didn't please me as much as I had thought it would so I put in 'deathcab for cutie - transtalanticism' and I enjoyed a couple of songs but then took my headphones off.
I continued to trip and probably would have for much longer if I stayed awake. My friend later told me that he went on to feel the effects until 6 the next morning after eating the seeds around 930. The next day I felt a little spacey and disconnected, not bad, just awkward. After a while it went away and I was back to my old self, then I smoked a little pot and that strange feeling came back temporarily. It's now about 24 hours after I first started to feel the effects and I feel great.
All in all morning glory was amazing, it was the most intense trip that I have ever felt though I think I enjoyed mushrooms a little bit more just because of the elated happiness and great appreciation for music.
Everyone else who I know who has taken morning glory felt a great deal of nausea but I felt none, I think it had something to do with the yogurt. Anyways, I recommend morning glory to anyone who can get their hands on and from what I've experienced you can have an extremely intense trip on them if you want to, I advise you to be careful because towards the end of the trip I just felt like not tripping anymore because it was so long winded but couldn't sober myself up. We still have 15,000 seeds left, gonna be a good couple of months, er.. weeks.
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to Write Your Thesis ### Tyler Bradley ### 2020-02-23 --- # Agenda .xlarge[ 1. Introduction 2. What is Rmarkdown 3. Using `dragondown` 4. Live Demo 5. Version Control ] --- class:center, middle   --- # What is `dragondown`? .large[ - `dragondown` is an R package that allows you to write your thesis in Rmarkdown - Provides the required templates to properly format your thesis or dissertation in the Drexel format - Easily integrate text, code and outputs - Allows you to focus on your research and not think about the minute formatting details often required with other text editors (e.g. LaTeX) ] --- # What is Rmarkdown? .xlarge[ A framework for authoring documents allowing you to easily integrate code and text to produce high quality output! ] Benefits: .small[ - Integrate code directly into your text in a variety of languages (e.g. R, python, SQL, etc.) - Reduces copy/pasting - Allows users to integrate version control effectively - Easily re-render if data (or anything else) changes ] --- # Dependencies .xlarge[ 1. [R](https://www.r-project.org/) 2. [RStudio](https://rstudio.com/products/rstudio/download/) 3. [LaTeX*](https://yihui.name/tinytex/) 4. [Git](https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-Started-Installing-Git) or equivalent version control system .large[- See [Happy Git with R](https://happygitwithr.com/) for more instructions] 5. [Python]() and [`reticulate`]** ] .footnote[*Using `tinytex` is the easiest way to deal with this for R users] .footnote[**If you want to use python in your Rmarkdown documents. See [here](https://rstudio.github.io/reticulate/articles/r_markdown.html) if you are interested in learning more] --- class: center, inverse, middle # Live Demo --- # Why use `dragondown`? .large[`dragondown` takes all of the benefits of using Rmarkdown and wraps them up with a shiny bow*] .large[Allows you to break about your dissertation chapters to make them more manageable while still bundling them all together correctly] .large[Provides a structured framework for effectively storing all of the materials associated with your dissertation]

 .xxlarge.center[**Reproducibility**] .footnote[*shiny bow includes handling all formatting requirements of a Drexel dissertation] --- ## The shiny bow (i.e. formatting) .pull-left[ .large[Writing a thesis is hard enough, why kill yourself worrying about something as minute as matching [exact formatting requirements](https://www.library.drexel.edu/~/media/Files/graduatecollege/forms/Thesis%20Manual.ashx?la=en)?] .large[If you write your thesis using the `dragondown` package, then the formatting is automatically handled for you with the help of a custom LaTeX template!] ] .pull-right[ .middle[![](dragondown-format-example.gif)] ] --- ## Managing your chapters (i.e. index) .pull-left[ .large[`dragondown` provides a structured framework for organizing your thesis] .large[You can keep all of the files required for your thesis (e.g. book chapters, figures, R scripts)] ] .xxsmall.pull-right[ ``` live-examples/index ├── 01-chap1.Rmd ├── 02-chap2.Rmd ├── 03-chap3.Rmd ├── 04-conclusion.Rmd ├── 98-references.Rmd ├── 99-appendix.Rmd ├── _book │ ├── thesis.pdf │ └── thesis.tex ├── _bookdown.yml ├── _bookdown_files │ ├── thesis_cache │ │ └── latex │ │ ├── __packages │ │ ├── pressure_25293cdac8eae1a4e2086266bdb915b8.RData │ │ ├── pressure_25293cdac8eae1a4e2086266bdb915b8.rdb │ │ └── pressure_25293cdac8eae1a4e2086266bdb915b8.rdx │ └── thesis_files │ └── figure-latex │ ├── delaysboxplot-1.pdf │ ├── march3plot-1.pdf │ └── pressure-1.pdf ├── bib │ └── thesis.bib ├── chemarr.sty ├── csl │ └── apa.csl ├── data │ └── flights.csv ├── docs │ ├── approval-form.pdf │ └── drexel-thesis.pdf ├── drexel-thesis.cls ├── figure │ ├── drexel-logo.pdf │ └── subdivision.pdf ├── index.Rmd ├── template.tex └── thesis.log ``` ] --- ##`_bookdown.yml` .small[ ``` book_filename: "thesis" chapter_name: "Chapter " rmd_files: ["index.Rmd", "01-chap1.Rmd", "02-chap2.Rmd", "03-chap3.Rmd", "04-conclusion.Rmd", "98-references.Rmd", "99-appendix.Rmd"] download: [["thesis.pdf", "PDF"], ["thesis.epub", "EPUB"], ["thesis.docx", "Word"]] delete_merged_file: true ``` ] - `chapter_name`: sets the prefix for your chapters - `rmd_files`: List the order of all of your .Rmd files. If you add a chapter then you need to add it here to include it in your book --- ## `index.Rmd` .xxsmall[ ``` --- author: 'Your R. Name' month: 'May' year: '2019' institution: 'Drexel University' # If you have multiple advisors, add a second, third, etc. line with the same # syntax as the first advisor: - 'Advisor F. Name' department: 'Mathematics' degree: 'Doctor of Philosophy' title: 'My PhD Dissertation' knit: "bookdown::render_book" site: bookdown::bookdown_site output: dragondown::thesis_pdf: default # dragondown::thesis_gitbook: default # dragondown::thesis_word: default # dragondown::thesis_epub: default abstract: | Here is my abstract acknowledgments: | I want to thank a few people. dedication: | You can have a dedication here if you wish. # Specify the location of the bibliography below bibliography: bib/thesis.bib #Specify a copyright copyright: | All Rights Reserved. vita: | The Vita is a biography of the student written in the third person in either essay or outline form. It should include full name, place and date of birth (optional), country of citizenship (optional), institutions attended, degrees and honors received, titles of publications, teaching and professional experience, and other pertinent data. The vita should be one page or less # Download your specific csl file and refer to it in the line below. csl: csl/apa.csl toc: true lot: true lof: true # location of drexel thesis/dissertation approval form approvalform: docs/approval-form.pdf --- ``` ] --- ## Reproducibility .large[Using this framework makes it easy for people (**including yourself**) to recreate your work because all of the data, analysis, and text are in the same place] .large[] --- class: center, middle, inverse # Live Demo


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Initial Patient Population =
- AND:
- OR:
- AND: "Occurrence A of Encounter, Performed: Encounter Inpatient" starts during "Procedure, Performed: Arterial or Umbilical
Venous Cath Group"
- AND: "Occurrence A of Encounter, Performed: Encounter Inpatient (reason: 'Birth')"
- AND: "Diagnosis, Active: Single Live Birth" starts during "Occurrence A of Encounter, Performed: Encounter Inpatient"
- AND: "Physical Exam, Finding: Gestational age >= 37 weeks (result >= 37 week(s))" starts during "Occurrence A of Encounter,
Performed: Encounter Inpatient"
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Single Liveborn Newborn Born in Hospital" starts during "Occurrence A of Encounter, Performed: Encounter
Inpatient"
- AND: "Occurrence A of Encounter, Performed: Encounter Inpatient" ends during "Measurement Period"
- AND: "Occurrence A of Encounter, Performed: Encounter Inpatient (length of stay <= 120 day(s))"
-
Denominator =
- AND: "Initial Patient Population"
-
Denominator Exclusions =
- AND:
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Congenital Anomalies Group"
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Laryngeal Stenosis Group"
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Hydrops Group"
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Hemolytic Disease Group"
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Impaired Fetal Growth Group"
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Newborn Affected by Placenta or Abruption Group"
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Drug Withdrawal Syndrome Group"
- starts during "Occurrence A of Encounter, Performed: Encounter Inpatient"
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Numerator =
- AND:
- OR:
- AND: "Occurrence A of Encounter, Performed: Encounter Inpatient (length of stay > 5 day(s))"
- AND:
- OR:
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Hyperbilirubinemia Group"
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Social Reasons Group"
- starts during "Occurrence A of Encounter, Performed: Encounter Inpatient"
- OR: "Procedure, Performed: Phototherapy Procedure Group" during "Occurrence A of Encounter, Performed: Encounter Inpatient"
- OR: "Occurrence A of Encounter, Performed: Encounter Inpatient (length of stay < 6 day(s))"
- AND NOT:
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Birth Trauma or Injuries Group"
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Congenital or Infantile Cerebral Palsy Group"
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Hypoxia or Asphyxia Group"
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Infection Group"
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Neurologic Complications Group"
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Respiratory Problems Group"
- OR: "Diagnosis, Active: Shock and Complications Group"
- starts during "Occurrence A of Encounter, Performed: Encounter Inpatient"
- AND NOT:
- OR: "Procedure, Performed: Arterial or Umbilical Venous Cath Group"
- OR: "Procedure, Performed: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Group"
- OR: "Procedure, Performed: TPN Procedure Group"
- OR: "Procedure, Performed: Gastrostomy Group"
- OR: "Procedure, Performed: Neurologic Procedure Group"
- OR: "Procedure, Performed: Gavage Feeding Group"
- OR: "Procedure, Performed: Respiratory Procedures Group"
- during "Occurrence A of Encounter, Performed: Encounter Inpatient"
- AND NOT:
- OR: "Occurrence A of Encounter, Performed: Encounter Inpatient (discharge status: 'Neonatal Death SM-CT')"
- OR: "Occurrence A of Encounter, Performed: Encounter Inpatient (discharge status: 'Discharge To Another Hospital')"
- starts during "Encounter, Performed: Encounter Inpatient"
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Denominator Exceptions =
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"Diagnosis, Active: Birth Trauma or Injuries Group" using "Birth Trauma or Injuries Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1567)"
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"Diagnosis, Active: Congenital Anomalies Group" using "Congenital Anomalies Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1570)"
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"Diagnosis, Active: Congenital or Infantile Cerebral Palsy Group" using "Congenital or Infantile Cerebral Palsy Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1580)"
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"Diagnosis, Active: Drug Withdrawal Syndrome Group" using "Drug Withdrawal Syndrome Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1574)"
-
"Diagnosis, Active: Hemolytic Disease Group" using "Hemolytic Disease Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1571)"
-
"Diagnosis, Active: Hydrops Group" using "Hydrops Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1573)"
-
"Diagnosis, Active: Hyperbilirubinemia Group" using "Hyperbilirubinemia Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1593)"
-
"Diagnosis, Active: Hypoxia or Asphyxia Group" using "Hypoxia or Asphyxia Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1577)"
-
"Diagnosis, Active: Impaired Fetal Growth Group" using "Impaired Fetal Growth Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1566)"
-
"Diagnosis, Active: Infection Group" using "Infection Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1590)"
-
"Diagnosis, Active: Laryngeal Stenosis Group" using "Laryngeal Stenosis Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1576)"
-
"Diagnosis, Active: Neurologic Complications Group" using "Neurologic Complications Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1591)"
-
"Diagnosis, Active: Newborn Affected by Placenta or Abruption Group" using "Newborn Affected by Placenta or Abruption Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1568)"
-
"Diagnosis, Active: Respiratory Problems Group" using "Respiratory Problems Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1588)"
-
"Diagnosis, Active: Shock and Complications Group" using "Shock and Complications Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1581)"
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"Diagnosis, Active: Single Live Birth" using "Single Live Birth SNOMEDCT Value Set (2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.7.1.25)"
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"Diagnosis, Active: Single Liveborn Newborn Born in Hospital" using "Single Liveborn Newborn Born in Hospital Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.7.1.26)"
-
"Diagnosis, Active: Social Reasons Group" using "Social Reasons Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1595)"
-
"Encounter, Performed: Encounter Inpatient" using "Encounter Inpatient SNOMEDCT Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.307)"
-
"Physical Exam, Finding: Gestational age >= 37 weeks" using "Gestational age >= 37 weeks Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1596)"
-
"Procedure, Performed: Arterial or Umbilical Venous Cath Group" using "Arterial or Umbilical Venous Cath Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1582)"
-
"Procedure, Performed: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Group" using "Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1586)"
-
"Procedure, Performed: Gastrostomy Group" using "Gastrostomy Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1584)"
-
"Procedure, Performed: Gavage Feeding Group" using "Gavage Feeding Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1585)"
-
"Procedure, Performed: Neurologic Procedure Group" using "Neurologic Procedure Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1592)"
-
"Procedure, Performed: Phototherapy Procedure Group" using "Phototherapy Procedure Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1594)"
-
"Procedure, Performed: Respiratory Procedures Group" using "Respiratory Procedures Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1589)"
-
"Procedure, Performed: TPN Procedure Group" using "TPN Procedure Group Grouping Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1583)"
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Attribute: "Discharge status: Discharge To Another Hospital" using "Discharge To Another Hospital SNOMEDCT Value Set (2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.7.1.87)"
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Attribute: "Discharge status: Neonatal Death SM-CT" using "Neonatal Death SM-CT SNOMEDCT Value Set (2.16.840.1.113883.3.666.5.1618)"
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Attribute: "Reason: Birth" using "Birth SNOMEDCT Value Set (2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.7.1.70)"
-
"Patient Characteristic Ethnicity: Ethnicity" using "Ethnicity CDCREC Value Set (2.16.840.1.114<IP_ADDRESS>7)"
-
"Patient Characteristic Payer: Payer" using "Payer SOP Value Set (2.16.840.1.114<IP_ADDRESS>91)"
-
"Patient Characteristic Race: Race" using "Race CDCREC Value Set (2.16.840.1.114<IP_ADDRESS>6)"
-
"Patient Characteristic Sex: ONC Administrative Sex" using "ONC Administrative Sex AdministrativeSex Value Set (2.16.840.1.1137<IP_ADDRESS>)"


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CEDS Cognitive/Dashboard. Planned Features - Search Index, Document Conversion, Test Plan Suggestor and Requirement Analysis
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Here lists all the number of culmulative seats various courses that are known to YACS. You can drag the size filter to hide courses with fewer seats.


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java.lang.Object visualize.PostElement2DDisplay
public class PostElement2DDisplay
Class for drawing 2D element results for the post-visualizer.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
private double |
dispScale_
The scaled values of the drawing. |
private double |
elMax_
Maximum and minimum values for scaling graphics. |
private double |
elMin_
Maximum and minimum values for scaling graphics. |
private double |
maxDisp_
Maximum and minimum values for scaling graphics. |
private double |
maxVal_
Maximum and minimum values for scaling graphics. |
private double |
minVal_
Maximum and minimum values for scaling graphics. |
private inf.v3d.obj.Polygons |
polys_
Polygons used to draw elements. |
private java.lang.Double |
scale_
Scaling factor used for scaling displacements when automatic scaling is not used. |
private Structure |
structure_
The structure to be drawn. |
private java.util.Vector<double[]> |
values_
Vector for storing demanded result values of all elements. |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
PostElement2DDisplay(Structure structure,
double maxDistance,
double minDistance,
double maxDisplacement)
Creates PostElement2DDisplay object. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
private java.lang.String |
checkOption(int option,
int[] comp)
Checks result option. |
private void |
computeAverage()
Computes nodal average for the demanded result values. |
private void |
computeScaledValues(double maxDistance,
double minDistance)
Computes scaled values of the drawing. |
private void |
computeValues(int option,
int[] comp)
Computes the demanded result values and the extremes for the graphics. |
protected void |
draw(SolidMAT owner,
int shape,
int option,
int[] comp,
boolean isScaled)
Draws two dimensional elements and related results. |
private void |
drawContourScalor(SolidMAT owner,
java.lang.String option)
Draws contour scalor for numerical results. |
private void |
drawElement(Element2D e2D,
DVec[] pos)
Draws two dimensional elements as polygons. |
private void |
drawResults(Element2D e2D,
int index,
DVec[] pos)
Draws result diagram. |
private java.lang.String |
formatter(double number)
Formats given real number to scientific form and returns string. |
protected void |
setScalingFactor(java.lang.Double scale)
Sets factor for scaling nodal displacements. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
private inf.v3d.obj.Polygons polys_
private Structure structure_
private java.util.Vector<double[]> values_
private double maxDisp_
private double maxVal_
private double minVal_
private double elMax_
private double elMin_
private double dispScale_
private java.lang.Double scale_
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public PostElement2DDisplay(Structure structure, double maxDistance, double minDistance, double maxDisplacement)
structure
- The structure to be drawn.maxDistance
- The maximum distance of the structure.minDistance
- The minimum distance of the structure.maxDisplacement
- The maximum displacement of a node computed after the
analysis.| Method Detail |
|---|
protected void setScalingFactor(java.lang.Double scale)
scale
- The scaling factor.protected void draw(SolidMAT owner, int shape, int option, int[] comp, boolean isScaled)
owner
- The owner frame of drawing.shape
- Parameter for drawing deformed or undeformed shape.option
- The result option for drawing results.comp
- The component of demanded result to be visualized.isScaled
- True if displacements are scaled, false if not.private void drawElement(Element2D e2D, DVec[] pos)
e2D
- Two dimensional element.pos
- Array storing the nodal position vectors of element.private void drawResults(Element2D e2D, int index, DVec[] pos)
e2D
- Two dimensional element that the diagram will be drawn on.index
- The index of element.pos
- Array storing the nodal position vectors of element.private void drawContourScalor(SolidMAT owner, java.lang.String option)
owner
- The owner frame of drawing.option
- The result option to be displayed.private java.lang.String formatter(double number)
number
- The number to be formatted.
private void computeValues(int option, int[] comp)
option
- The result option for drawing results.comp
- The component of demanded result to be visualized.private void computeAverage()
private void computeScaledValues(double maxDistance, double minDistance)
maxDistance
- The maximum distnace between nodes.minDistance
- The minimum distance between nodes.private java.lang.String checkOption(int option, int[] comp)
option
- The result option to be drawn.comp
- The component of the result to be displayed.
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Review: Facts are Sacred
May 22, 2012
Facts are Sacred by Simon Rogers
My rating: 2 of 5 stars
The book is a short compilation of experiences encountered by The Guardian journalists in dealing with what is come to be known as "data journalism". Throughout eight chapters, several loosely related topics are exposed, from what they consider "data journalism" is to how crowdsourcing can help it.
It really is a short read, but I think it should have actually been shorter. Some of the chapters feel too forced to be in the book, almost just to fill pages. As an example, the last one is a simple compilation of facts based on different statistics that are presented to the reader with not context or framework whatsoever. I think that chapter in particular does a poor job at helping illustrate how data can create, reinforce and make stories more appealing and insighful in journalism.
On the plus side, I greatly enjoyed the first three chapters, where the concept is presented from first hand (The Guardian is indeed at the forefront of data journalism) and some experiences are shared in relation to the work they've done, for example trying to make sense out of UK government data and bringing WikiLeaks data to the main public.
In conclusion, it is a short book worth reading and with some interesting views on how journalism is to change in the next decades, but it would probably have to be shorter.


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Bojan Živanović
Commerce Kickstart v2
Views, Views Bulk Operations, Inline Entity Form
David Kitchen
Commerce VAT,
Commerce Funds,
Commerce Checkout AJAX
Paris, France · London, England · Ann Arbor, MI, USA
Digital commerce
- Downloadables (ebooks, songs, movies)
- Premium content
- Support
- Subscriptions (SaaS products)
One time OR recurring
Manage subscriptions to services
Sell support tickets
Handle renewable subscriptions
(Commerce Platform)
I need a way to track the user's right to access a resource
A separate entity type
A separate entity type
A separate entity type
A separate entity type
Entity Bundle Plugin
Commerce License
Features
Licenses can be time limited, and are automatically expired.
Features
A license can be configurable and have fields that are filled-in by the user
Features
A license can be remote/synchronized with an external service.
Commerce License Role
Commerce File 2.x
Need streaming? No problem
Full Amazon S3 integration
Commerce License Node
Payment
You need a payment module with Card on File support.
Physical Subscription
- 4 June: Checkout, Pay, Ship
- 4 July: Recur, Bill, Ship
- 4 August: Recur, Bill, Ship
- ...
Commerce recurring
Digital Subscriptions
Commerce License billing
Features
It supports plans and plan changing.
Features
It supports metered billing.
Features
Prepayment, postpayment and estimations.
Features
Synchronous and asynchronous billing cycles.
Or write your own plugin!
Features
Billing dashboard, powered by views_megarow.
Discounts
Easily discount the first X billing cycles.
1. If [commerce-line-item:type] is "recurring"
2. If [commerce-line-item:commerce-license:num-renewals] is 0.
3. Add 100% discount
Dunning process
What happens if I can't charge the user anymore?
Commerce Funds
Real money management
Commerce VAT
Two stage tax calculation:
- Place of Supply
- Product rate for that.
API for defining country and rates - contribute your country module.
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Evaluate this session:
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GREYHOUND
Reconnecting America one stop at a time. We need millennials to ride the bus.
Greyhound needs to signal to the world they’re a really savvy choice for their
customers and potential customers. Passengers are bold to consider us, and for
their boldness, they need to know they’re getting something in return: A far
better in value than anybody could imagine.
Find 25 millennials from different groups willing to go on the Greyhound
Experience. Get Jay Alvarez, and other influencers to join our ride and get media attention
Ask locals through our social media platorm where’s the best place to stop at.
Change the typical stop for the post most voted on instagram and bring
locals and riders together
Encourage our riders to share their experience on their social media
Recap video
Bring back the love for roadtrip by adding value to the experience and giving a
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java.lang.Object net.sourceforge.cilib.Algorithm.Algorithm
All algorithms in CILib should be subclasses of Algorithm
. This class
handles stopping criteria, events, threading and measurements. Subclasses of
Algorithm
must provide an implementation for
protected abstract void performIteration()
.
If a subclass overrides initialise()
then it must call
super.initialise()
. Failure to do so will cause an
InitialisationException
to be thrown when run()
is called.
| Field Summary | |
static byte |
_ciclops_exclude_algorithmListener
|
| Method Summary | |
void |
addAlgorithmListener(AlgorithmListener listener)
Adds an algorithm event listener. |
void |
addStoppingCondition(StoppingCondition stoppingCondition)
Adds a stopping condition. |
static Algorithm |
get()
Accessor for the top-level algorithm running in the current thread |
int |
getIterations()
Returns the number of iterations that have been performed by the algorihtm. |
double |
getPercentageComplete()
Returns the percentage the algorithm is from completed (as a fraction). |
void |
initialise()
Intialises the algorithm. |
boolean |
isFinished()
Returns true if the algorithm has finished executing. |
void |
removeAlgorithmListener(AlgorithmListener listener)
Removes an alogorithm event listener |
void |
removeStoppingCondition(StoppingCondition stoppingCondition)
Removes a stopping condition. |
void |
run()
Executes the algorithm. |
void |
terminate()
Terminates the algorithm. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
public static byte _ciclops_exclude_algorithmListener
| Method Detail |
public final void initialise()
run()
is called.
public void run()
run
in interface java.lang.Runnable
InitialisationException
- algorithm was not properly initialised.public final void addStoppingCondition(StoppingCondition stoppingCondition)
stoppingCondition
- A StoppingCondition
to be added.public final void removeStoppingCondition(StoppingCondition stoppingCondition)
stoppingCondition
- The StoppingCondition
to be removed.public final void addAlgorithmListener(AlgorithmListener listener)
listener
- An AlgorithmListener
to be added.public final void removeAlgorithmListener(AlgorithmListener listener)
listener
- The AlgorithmListener
to be removed.public final int getIterations()
public final double getPercentageComplete()
public final boolean isFinished()
public final void terminate()
public static Algorithm get()
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Full model selection (detection of the relevant features and estimation of the number of clusters) for model-based clustering (see reference here <doi:10.1007/s11222-016-9670-1>). Data to analyze can be continuous, categorical, integer or mixed. Moreover, missing values can occur and do not necessitate any pre-processing. Shiny application permits an easy interpretation of the results.
| Version: |
2.1.3 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 3.3) |
| Imports: |
methods, Rcpp (≥ 0.11.1), parallel, mgcv, ggplot2, shiny |
| LinkingTo: |
Rcpp, RcppArmadillo |
| Suggests: |
knitr, rmarkdown, dplyr, htmltools, scales, plyr |
| Published: |
2018-08-29 |
| Author: |
Matthieu Marbac and Mohammed Sedki |
| Maintainer: |
Mohammed Sedki <mohammed.sedki at u-psud.fr> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: |
http://varsellcm.r-forge.r-project.org/ |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| Citation: |
VarSelLCM citation info |
| Materials: |
NEWS |
| In views: |
Cluster, MissingData |
| CRAN checks: |
VarSelLCM results |


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Minister denies Tory Priti Patel blocked rescue of British orphaned refugees
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab claimed reports from a National Security Committee meeting that the Home Secretary had objected to British children being brought home
by Mikey Smith, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/mikey-smith/Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has denied claims Home Secretary Priti Patel blocked the rescue of British orphans and unaccompanied minors from Syria.
It was reported that during a National Security Committee meeting last month, Ms Patel objected to British children being brought home over "security concerns".
The plan, which was being considered for late October, was reportedly abandoned as a result of objections led by Ms Patel alongside Defence Secretary Ben Wallace and Chancellor Sajid Javid .
Asked about the reports by the BBC's Andrew Marr, Mr Raab said: "That's not quite right, is it? You're relying on a leaked report from an NSC meeting."
He added: "The Government speaks with one voice, and we've made it very clear that when you've got orphaned children or unaccompanied minors and there's no security threat, then of course we will seek to repatriate them to this country.
"But there are huge challenges in operating on the ground in Syria and elsewhere."
Asked if the government will try to bring unaccompanied minors back to the UK, he said: "Absolutely."
Mr Raab was, according to the Guardian, among figures in the meeting advocating strongly for the repatriation of the children.
Earlier, Security minister Brandon Lewis was asked about the reports on Sky News and said he would be "cautious" in answering.
But he said: "But I do not recognise a situation where I am aware at any point the Home Secretary blocking any kind of rescue mission."


PicoContainer's scope hinges on parent/child container relationships. From a PicoContainer instance you can make a child container via makeChildContainer() or addChildContainer(..).
These hierarchies of container can be set up with parents and children refering to each other, or children referring to parents only, or parents referring to children only. This changes the way that things work considerably. If a child has its parent registered, then it can lean on it for component resolution (but not without). If a parent has its child registered asa child, then it can manage it (start, stop, dispose cascade into children).
Web frameworks that leverage PicoContainer typically construct a tree of containers. For example an application level container maintains components that can be shared across the application. The application container will have child containers to maintain session level components. These session level containers can resolve dependencies through their parent containers, but the application container will have no visibility into its children. Additionally these child container do not have visibility into their sibling containers. With this design, containers can easily be garbage collected at the end of their scope.
Here are examples of parent/child setup:
parent = new DefaultPicoContainer(); parent.addComponent(Apple.class); parent.addComponent(Orange.class); parent.addComponent(Pear.class); child = parent.makeChildContainer(); child.addComponent(DependsOnApple.class); // this is OK parent.start(); // cascades to child just fine
parent = new DefaultPicoContainer(); parent.addComponent(Apple.class); parent.addComponent(Orange.class); parent.addComponent(Pear.class); child = parent.addChildContainer(new DefaultPicoContainer()); child.addComponent(DependsOnApple.class); // this is NOT OK. child can't see parent parent.start(); // cascades to child just fine
parent = new DefaultPicoContainer(); parent.addComponent(Apple.class).addComponent(Orange.class).addComponent(Pear.class); child = parent.addChildContainer(new DefaultPicoContainer(parent)); child.addComponent(DependsOnApple.class); // this is OK parent.start(); // cascades to child just fine
parent = new DefaultPicoContainer(); parent.addComponent(Apple.class).addComponent(Orange.class).addComponent(Pear.class); child = new DefaultPicoContainer(parent); child.addComponent(DependsOnApple.class); // this is OK parent.start(); // does NOT cascades to child
There is no limit to the extent of the chained containers. Grandparent, Parent, Grandchild (etc) is OK.
Garbage collection is a good way of disposing of scoped containers. If the children refer to the parents, then assign child to null just works. If the parents refer to the children too, then you'll have to do a removeChildContainer first before it will be eligible for garbage collection.
See also web frameworks


I've been playing around with Docker a fair bit and recently hit upon a configuration that works nicely for me when testing code at work.
The basic premise is that I run a docker container that pretty well emulates the exact environment that the code will run in down to the OS so I don't need to care that I'm not running the same distribution as the servers we deploy to and that I can test my code at any time without having to rebuild the docker image.
Here's an annotated Dockerfile with the project-specific details removed.
# We start with ubuntu 14.04
FROM ubuntu:14.04
MAINTAINER Steve Engledow<EMAIL_ADDRESS>USER root
# Install OS packages
# This list of packages is what gets installed by default
# on Amazon's Ubuntu 14.04 AMI plus python-virtualenv
RUN apt-get update \
&& apt-get -y install software-properties-common git \
ssh python-dev python-virtualenv libmysqlclient-dev \
libqrencode-dev swig libssl-dev curl screen
# Configure custom apt repositories
# and install project-specific packages
COPY apt-key.list apt-repo.list apt.list /tmp/
# Not as nice as this could be as docker defaults to sh rather than bash
RUN while read key; do curl --silent "$key" | apt-key add -; done < /tmp/apt-key.list
RUN while read repo; do add-apt-repository -y "$repo"; done < /tmp/apt-repo.list
RUN apt-get -qq update
RUN while read package; do apt-get -qq -y install "$package"; done < /tmp/apt.list
# Now we create a normal user and switch to it
RUN useradd -s /bin/bash -m ubuntu \
&& chown -R ubuntu:ubuntu /home/ubuntu \
&& passwd -d ubuntu
USER ubuntu
WORKDIR /home/ubuntu
ENV HOME /home/ubuntu
# Set up a virtualenv andinstall python packages
# from the requirements file
COPY requirements.txt /tmp/
RUN mkdir .myenv \
&& virtualenv -p /usr/bin/python2.7 ~/.myenv \
&& . ~/.myenv/bin/activate \
&& pip install -r /tmp/requirements.txt \
# Set PYTHONPATH and activate the virtualenv in .bashrc
RUN echo "export PYTHONPATH=~/myapp/src" > .bashrc \
&& echo ". ~/.myenv/bin/activate" >> .bashrc
# Copy the entrypoint script
COPY entrypoint.sh /home/ubuntu/
EXPOSE 8000
ENTRYPOINT ["/bin/bash", "entrypoint.sh"]
And here's the entrypoint script that nicely wraps up running the django application:
#!/bin/bash
. ./.bashrc
cd myapp/src
./manage.py $*
You generate the base docker image from these files with docker build -t myapp ./
.
Then, when you're ready to run a test suite, you need the following invocation:
docker run -ti --rm -P -v ~/code/myapp:/home/ubuntu/myapp myapp test
This mounts ~/code/myapp
and /home/ubuntu/myapp
within the Docker container meaning that you're running the exact code that you're working on from inside the container :)
I have an alias that expands that for me so I only need to type docked myapp test
.
Obviously, you can substitute test
for runserver
, syncdb
or whatever :)
This is all a bit rough and ready but it's working very well for me now and is repeatable enough that I can use more-or-less the same script for a number of different django projects.


--- layout: post title: svn:ignore property usage date: '2009-05-28T00:00:00+02:00' tags: - svn - netbeans - subversion - svn:ignore category: 'Server' tumblr_url: http://andywenk.tumblr.com/post/393270735/svn-ignore-usage-because-of-poor-editor --- Moin Moin, first to my fans at NMMN: cooool ;-) Ok - a little more serious. It’s kind of a hobby or philosophy to find the best editor for hacking. Have you found your’s yet? I know that all the MAC users mostly use TextMate. And a lot of Linux users like eclipse. After having tested and used eclipse for about two years (and three versions and three times fuckups with upgrading) I am using Netbeans these days. I installed the PHP and Python version which is running well. One point that made me go crazy all the time is the SVN implementation in eclipse and Netbeans. Well, the developers of Netbeans integrated svn assistance in the standard version. But it’s working so la la. So I decided to use svn from the shell. Since I use git for some stuff, this is even more familiar to me (I know that there are git clients - but hey come on! that’s not cool ;-) ). In each project there are always files or directories which you don’t want to have in your svn repo. So you want to use the svn:ignore command. Here is a brief introduction of it’s usage. svn property commands Basically you can use these property commands with svn:
propdel (pdel, pd) propedit (pedit, pe) propget (pget, pg) proplist (plist, pl) propset (pset, ps)This is part of the output when you type
$ svn helpFor ignoring a file or a directory you use basically pl (proplist), pg (propget) and ps (propset). Using svn:ignore Let’s say we are in the working directory of our project. Because we use Netbeans, there is a folder called “nbprojects” with project settings in it. We don’t want this folder to be added to the svn repo. Also, there is a file called “info” with some reminding stuff. This file is also not needed in the svn repo. So let’s start by ignoring the folder:
$ ll insgesamt 4 -rw-r--r-- 1 duke duke 0 2009-05-28 12:24 info drwxr-xr-x 3 duke duke 4096 2009-05-28 12:18 nbproject $ svn ps svn:ignore nbproject . Eigenschaft »svn:ignore« für ».« gesetztThe command line means, that we use the program svn and its command ps (propset) with the option svn:ignore to set the property for this folder ( . at the end) with ignoring the folder nbproject. Let’s see if this is correct:
$ svn pl Eigenschaften zu ».«: svn:ignoreOk - that means, we have set a svn property for the folder . (the actual folder). Now let’s examine what exactly is ignored:
$ svn pg svn:ignore nbprojectYep - that means, the folder nbproject is ognored for commits - as expected. adding more files or folders to the svn:ignore list This is importnat now. If you want to add more folders or files to the svn:ignore list, you have to keep in mind, that each usage of svn ps svn:ignore will overwrite the list for this folder. So you have to add the allready ignored files / folders and the new one again to the list. The first approach will not bring the expected result:
$ svn ps svn:ignore info . Eigenschaft »svn:ignore« für ».« gesetzt $ svn pg svn:ignore info --> nbproject is lostThe better way:
$ svn ps svn:ignore nbproject,info . Eigenschaft »svn:ignore« für ».« gesetzt $ svn pg svn:ignore nbproject,infoAnd there is another way to avoid overwriting allready set propertys. Use the command
$svn propedit svn:ignore .This will call your standard editor and is giving you the possibility to write down all the files or folders to be ignored in the actual choosen folder. I recommend to use this way ‘cause it’s the safest. That’s it. Deleting a property Sure we need also a possibility to delete a property. Therfore we use pd (propdel). Here is the usage:
$ svn pd svn:ignore . Eigenschaft »svn:ignore« wurde von ».« gelöscht.That means we deleted the property svn:ignore form the folder . . Using svn pg svn:ignore will now return no result. So have fun using svn! Andreas P.S.: the online svn book is here


In Primary School, I went to a catholic school called Carmelvale Later on, I went to Anestar, which it was my secondary school. Now I'm currently in Daystar Universy doing Applied Computer Science.


This swaps right cmd with right option. This is helpful for keyboard layouts (such as the qwerty-fr layout) that rely heavily on dead keys that are activated using the option key.
Learn more about the qwerty-fr here.


TimeField allows you to display and enter date and time values.
TimeField
Use showSeconds attribute to control the display of seconds.
showSeconds


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Zara is a Spanish clothes and accessories brand, it is the flagship brand of the Inditex group. Few clothing brands keep up with the latest fashion, are of high quality and yet, affordable. It is probably the amalgamation of all these qualities that made Zara.
view allZara is one of the world’s most successful fashion retail brands – if not the most successful one. With its dramatic introduction of the concept of “fast fashion” retail since it was founded in 1975 in Spain, Zara aspires to create responsible passion for fashion a broad spectrum of consumers, spread across different cultures and age groups.
read allThere are many factors that have contributed to the success of Zara but one of its key strengths, which has played a strong role in it becoming a global fashion powerhouse as it is today, is its ability to put customers first. Zara is obsessed with its customers, and they have defined the company and the brand’s culture right from the very beginning.
Zara was founded by Amancio Ortega and Rosalía Mera in 1975 in downtown Galicia in the northern part of Spain. Its first store featured low-priced lookalike products of popular, higher-end clothing and fashion. Amancio Ortega named Zara as such because his preferred name Zorba was already taken. In the next 8 years, Zara’s approach towards fashion and its business model gradually generated traction with the Spanish consumer.
read allHowever, US consumers tend to know little about not only the parent company driving its success, but also its sister brands around the world.
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By clicking on these buttons, you can view the gifts that will be automatically installed on your system and the raffle prizes that you will be eligible to win after you've completed registration.
II. The Registration Process
You have the following registration options:
1 - `I want to REGISTER NOW.' - Select this option if you want to register immediately by clicking on this button.
1.2 - Click on the [No] button if you have neither an Internet connection nor a PostScript compatible printer. Select your country from the scroll down list and then click on the [Continue] button. Your local office address, phone and fax numbers will be displayed. You can then contact your local office by postal mail, fax, or phone to request a registration form. [Previous Page] will take you back to the `Registration' page. Note: If you have accessed registration through OutOfBox, you will see a [Done] button which when clicked, will take you back to OutOfBox.
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If you have accessed registration through OutOfBox, you will see a [Go Back] button which when clicked, will take you back to OutOfBox.
If you have accessed registration from your desktop, you may remove the registration icon by clicking once on the icon, then holding down the right mouse button and selecting "Remove".
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- BUGS
-
Gotchas and caveats.
- other
-
Customized headers may be added at
the authors discretion.
Li .Ss
Subsection Headers.
Li .Pp
Paragraph Break.
Vertical space (one line).
Li .D1
(D-one) Display-one
Indent and display one text line.
Li .Dl
(D-ell) Display-one literal.
Indent and display one line of literal text.
Li .Bd
Begin-display block.
Display options:
- -ragged
-
Unjustified (ragged edges).
- -filled
-
Justified.
- -literal
-
Literal text or code.
- -file name
-
Read in named
file
and display.
- -offset string
-
Offset display.
Acceptable
string
values:
- left
-
Align block on left (default).
- center
-
Approximate center margin.
- indent
-
Six constant width spaces (a tab).
- indent-two
-
Two tabs.
- right
-
Left aligns block 2 inches from
right.
- xx n
-
Where
xx
is a number from
4 n
to
99 n
- Aa Where
-
Aa is a callable macro name.
- string
-
The width of
string
is used.
Li .Ed
End-display (matches .Bd).
Li .Bl
Begin-list.
Create lists or columns.
 See
`.
'
begin-display
above.
- -width
-
( -tag
and
-hang
lists only.)
See
`.
'
- -compact
-
(All lists.)
Suppresses blank lines.
Li .El
End-list.
Li .It
List item.
MANUAL AND GENERAL TEXT DOMAIN MACROS
The manual and general text domain macros are special in that
most of them are parsed for callable macros
for example:
- .[-s file
]
-
Produces
[-s file
]
In this example, the option enclosure macro
`.[is]
'
parsed, and calls the callable content macro
`-
'
which
operates on the argument
`s'
and then calls the callable content macro
`file ...
'
which
operates on the argument
`file'
Some macros may be callable, but are not parsed and vice versa.
These macros are indicated in the
parsed
and
callable
columns below.
Unless stated, manual domain macros share a common syntax:
.argument [ . , ; : ( ) [ ] argument ...]
Note
Opening and closing
punctuation characters are recognized as such only if they are presented
one at a time.
The string
`),'
is not recognized as punctuation and will be output with a leading white
space and in what ever font the calling macro uses.
The
argument list
`]'
) ,
is recognized as three sequential closing punctuation characters
and a leading white space is not output between the characters
and the previous argument (if any).
The special meaning of a punctuation character may be escaped
with the string
`\&'
For example the following string,
- .file1 , file2 , file3 ) .
-
Produces
file1 , file2 , file3 )
Manual Domain Macros
- Name Parsed Callable Description
-
- Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Address. (This macro may be deprecated.)
-
- An Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Author name.
-
- Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Command-line argument.
-
- Ta Ta Ta Configuration declaration (section four only).
-
- Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Command-line argument modifier.
-
- Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Defined variable (source code).
-
- Er Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Error number (source code).
-
- Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Environment variable.
-
- Fa Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Function argument.
-
- Fd Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Function declaration.
-
- Fn Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Function call (also .Fo and .Fc).
-
- Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Interactive command.
-
- Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Literal text.
-
- Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Command name.
-
- [Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Option (also .[and .Oc).
]
-
- Ot Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Old style function type (Fortran only).
-
- Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Pathname or filename.
-
- St Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Standards (-p1003.2, -p1003.1 or -ansiC)
-
- Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Variable name.
-
- Vt Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Variable type (Fortran only).
-
- TaYesTaYesTaManualPageCrossReference.
-
General Text Domain Macros
- Name Parsed Callable Description
-
- %A Ta Yes Ta Ta Reference author.
-
- %B Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Reference book title.
-
- %C Ta Ta Ta Reference place of publishing (city).
-
- %D Ta Ta Ta Reference date.
-
- %J Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Reference journal title.
-
- %N Ta Ta Ta Reference issue number.
-
- %O Ta Ta Ta Reference optional information.
-
- %P Ta Ta Ta Reference page number(s).
-
- %R Ta Ta Ta Reference report Name.
-
- %T Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Reference article title.
-
- %V Ta Ta Ta Reference volume.
-
- Ac Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Angle close quote.
-
- Ao Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Angle open quote.
-
- Ap Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Apostrophe.
-
- Aq Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Angle quote.
-
- AT&T System
Ta Ta Ta AT&T UNIX
-
- Bc Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Bracket close quote.
-
- Bf Ta Ta Ta Begin font mode.
-
- Bo Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Bracket open quote.
-
- Bq Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Bracket quote.

-
- Do Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Double open quote.
-
- ``Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Double quote.
''
-
- Ec Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Enclose string close quote.
-
- Ef Ta Ta Ta End font mode.
-
- Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Emphasis (traditional English).
-
- Eo Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Enclose string open quote.
-
- Fx Ta Ta Ta FreeBSD operating system
-
- Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Normal text (no-op).
-
- Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta space.
-
- Pc Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Parenthesis close quote.
-
- Ta Yes Ta Ta Prefix string.
-
- Po Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Parenthesis open quote.
-
- (Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Parentheses quote.
)
-
- Qc Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Straight Double close quote.
-
- `Ta Yes
'
-
Ta Yes Ta Quoted literal.
- Qo Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Straight Double open quote.
-
- Qq Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Straight Double quote.
-
Li Rs Ta No Ta No Ta "Reference start."
Li Rv Ta No Ta No Ta "Return values (sections two and three only)."
Li Sc Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta "Single close quote."
Li So Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta "Single open quote."
Li Sq Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta "Single quote."
Li Sm Ta No Ta No Ta "Space mode (default is \*qon\*q)"
Li Sx Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta "Section Cross Reference."
Li Sy Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta "Symbolic (traditional English)."
Li Tn Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta "Trade or type name (small Caps)."
Li Ux Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta Ux
Li Xc Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta "Extend argument list close."
Li Xo Ta Yes Ta Yes Ta "Extend argument list open."
Macro names ending in
`q'
quote remaining items on the argument list.
Macro names ending in
`o'
begin a quote which may span more than one line of input and
are close quoted with the matching macro name ending in
`c'
Enclosure macros may be nested and are limited to
eight arguments.
Note: the extended argument list macros
( `.
'
`.
'
and the function enclosure macros
( `.Fo ,
'
`.Fc )
'
are irregular.
The extended list macros are used when the number of macro arguments
would exceed the
troff
limitation of nine arguments.
The macros UR (starting a URI/URL hypertext reference), UE (ending one),
and UN (identifying a target for a reference) are also available.
See
man(7)
for more information on these macros.
FILES
- doc.tmac
-
Manual and general text domain macros.
- tmac/doc-common
-
Common structural macros and definitions.
- tmac/doc-nroff
-
Site dependent
nroff
style file.
- tmac/doc-ditroff
-
Site dependent
troff
style file.
- tmac/doc-syms
-
Special defines (such as the standards macro).
SEE ALSO
groff_mdoc7,
mdoc.samples7,
man(7),
man-pages7
Index
- NAME
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- PAGE STRUCTURE DOMAIN
-
- Title Macros
-
- Page Layout Macros
-
- Section Headers.
-
- MANUAL AND GENERAL TEXT DOMAIN MACROS
-
- Manual Domain Macros
-
- General Text Domain Macros
-
- FILES
-
- SEE ALSO
-
This document was created by
man2html,
using the manual pages.
Time: 02:55:22 GMT, September 18, 2014


This add-in demonstrates how to use single sign-on by making a call to Microsoft Graph to get user profile data.
Signatures:
- Signature 1
- Signature 2
- Signature 3.
Enter Signature:
Signatures:


{% extends 'layouts/layout-bsa-design-system.html' %} {% set active = "community" %} {% set activesub = "Using patterns" %} {% block pageTitle %} Start page template - NHS.UK prototype kit {% endblock %} {% block beforeContent %} {% include "includes/breadcrumbs__community.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Components and some patterns come with code to make it easy for you to use them in your project.
There will soon be an updated version of the prototype kit with the NHSBSA design language for teams working on services.
Our deprecated prototype kit is still on GitHub, but no longer maintained
Use the HTML we provide to use components in your prototypes. Simple copy the snippets into your prototype pages. Some components also need CSS and JavaScript to make them work. If this is the case, we also provide the code.
We are working on providing a sketch file with our patterns and components included.NHS.UK sketch files can be downloaded from GitHub.


Freedom slashes plan prices, includes 11GB for $65 and more
Freedom's cheap plans have gotten even cheaper
by Brad BennettAs the holidays approach, Freedom Mobile is discounting its phone plan prices to offer subscribers even more value.
The carrier’s cheapest plan now rings in at $50 CAD per month if you get a new phone, or if you bring your own phone, $45 per month. Both of these plans offer 10GB of mobile data and unlimited texting.
Freedom is a smaller regional carrier so it also comes with roaming data that can be used for free outside of its networks. The plans stated above include 500mb of roaming data.
The other plans are as follows:
Getting a new phone
- 10GB – 500mb roaming data – $50 per month
- 10GB – 1GB roaming data – $60 per month
- 11GB – 1GB roaming data – $65 per month
- 12GB – 1GB roaming data – $70 per month
- 15GB – 2GB roaming data – $75 per month
- 25GB – 2GB roaming data – $90 per month
- 30GB – 5GB roaming data – $115 per month
Bring you own phone
- 10GB – 500mb roaming data – $45 per month
- 10GB – 1GB roaming data – $50 per month
- 11GB – 1GB roaming data – $55 per month
- 12GB – 1GB roaming data – $55 per month
- 15GB – 2GB roaming data – $60 per month
- 25GB – 2GB roaming data – $75 per month
- 30GB – 5GB roaming data – $100 per month
Source: Freedom Mobile


System properties
A number of TDS configuration settings can be set as Java system properties. Default values for some of these
properties are defined in the TDS properties file:
${TOMCAT_HOME}/webapps/thredds/WEB-INF/classes/thredds/server/tds.properties
.
Modifying tds.properties
is an alternative means of changing those configuration settings. However,
tds.properties
lives in the ${TOMCAT_HOME}/webapps/
directory, meaning that it’ll be overwritten whenever the TDS
is upgraded. So, if you make any edits to that file, make sure to back them up before deploying a new version of
thredds.war
, and then restore them after depoloyment.
The Java system properties that TDS uses for configuration are:
| Property name | Description | Default value from tds.properties |
|---|---|---|
|
Root path for TDS content directory |
None. The user must provide this value. |
|
TDS version number |
|
|
TDS build date |
|
|
URL to the top level of the TDS installation |
"catalog.html" |
|
TDS web page URL |
"/tds/4.6/adminguide/TDS.html" |
|
TDS documentation URL |
"/tds/4.6/adminguide/reference/index.html" |
|
TDS logo URL |
"threddsIcon.gif" |
|
TDS logo alternate text |
"TDS" |
|
Full path for TDS content directory (relative to |
"thredds" |
|
Location of default startup files. Used if |
"WEB-INF/altContent/startup" |
|
Name of TDS configuration file (relative to |
"threddsConfig.xml" |
Content Root
tds.content.root.path
must be found before anything else is done. Typically, Tomcat is started from
${TOMCAT_HOME}/bin
, and the content root is ${TOMCAT_HOME}/content
.
Catalog Substitution
It’s possible to define property keys and use them in configuration catalogs. Values for those properties will be
substituted at runtime. In ${TOMCAT_HOME}/webapps/thredds/WEB-INF/applicationContext-tdsConfig.xml
, you’ll find:
<util:map id="dataRootLocationAliasExpanders" map-class="java.util.HashMap">
<entry key="cdmUnitTest" value="${unidata.testdata.path}/cdmUnitTest/"/>
</util:map>
Here we’ve defined a property called cdmUnitTest
that will be assigned the value of
${unidata.testdata.path}/cdmUnitTest/
[1] at runtime. You can define more
by adding additional entry
elements to the util:map
.
Implementation Details
The dataRootLocationAliasExpanders
map will be injected into the thredds.servlet.DataRootHandler
class by Spring:
@Resource(name = "dataRootLocationAliasExpanders")
public void setDataRootLocationAliasExpanders(Map<String, String> aliases) {
dataRootLocationAliasExpanders = PathAliasReplacementImpl.makePathAliasReplacements(aliases);
}
If a path in a catalog starts with a defined alias, the value will be substituted in the following places:
-
when
DataRootHandler.addRoot()
is called -
the
dataRootLocationAliasExpanders
are injected intothredds.catalog.parser.jdom.InvCatalogFactory10
:-
readFeatureCollection()
: spec string -
readDatasetRoot()
: location / dirLocation -
readDatasetScan()
: dirLocation -
readDatasetScanNew()
: location
-
Note: the thredds.featurecollection.FeatureCollectionConfig
objects themselves are not modified.
This is a problem with TDS.


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This was a while ago. I was messing with a brainwave generator that played sounds, most of them either give me a headache or make me feel different but I was messing with the settings trying to make one for Out of Body. About 2 months later I finally found sound settings that worked for me.
I remember laying on my bed forever with eyes closed thinking nothing would happen. About 10 minutes of listing to that horrid sound I started to feel 'different' And my feet started to tingle. Eventually it ran up my body and into my head. It felt like pressure on my body but it felt really good. I felt what I thought was a hand on my chest and I quickly snapped out of it kinda freaked out.
I continued to lay there the sound made me sleepy even though I was awake from taking coffee earlier that day. Closing my eyes felt so good for some reason. About 10 minutes after I closed my eyes again I started to get that feeling again but this time I wanted to see what happened and not 'freak out' I remember opening my eyes because my body felt so good. To me it was better then the body high from MDMA. The body high was very strong even though I opened my eyes. It felt good to wrap my furry blanket around me as I continued to listen to to ever growing enjoyable sound.
I don't know when it happened but some time during that body high that I was enjoying I was staring at my light everything around the light darkened and started to take shape. I was transported to where I use to live and I saw the refridgerator open. I walked up to it and closed the door but the light still remained. I turned around and looked out the window but all I could see was that light, I then heard a strange noise and snapped back to reality. It was my sister opening my bedroom door asking about that sound.
For a while after I have tried to get the same effect from that sound but with little or no luck. This experience was one of a kind that I wish I could have finished. I'm sure that if I tried it longer like I did that time.
I've tried a 3rd plateau of DXM with that sound and have had good results except that sometimes the experiences are too emotionally intense. I have woken up from an OoBE completely in tears unable to stop myself from crying a couple of times.
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.


Form Advanced
Colorpicker
Fancy and customizable colorpicker plugin for Twitter Bootstrap.
Bootstrap MaxLength
This plugin integrates by default with Twitter bootstrap using badges to display the maximum lenght of the field where the user is inserting text.
The badge will show up by default when the remaining chars are 10 or less:
Do you want the badge to show up when there are 20 chars or less? Use the threshold
option:
Please note: if the alwaysShow
option is enabled, the threshold
option is ignored.
All you need to do is specify the placement
option, with one of those strings. If none
is specified, the positioning will be defauted to 'bottom'.
Bootstrap maxlength supports textarea as well as inputs. Even on old IE.
Css Switch
Here are a few types of switches.
Datepicker
Examples of twitter bootstrap datepicker.
Bootstrap TouchSpin
A mobile and touch friendly input spinner component for Bootstrap
Select2
A mobile and touch friendly input spinner component for Bootstrap
Bootstrap FileStyle
Examples of bootstrap fileStyle.


For more info how this works see RoCanvas Documentation.
Below is just a canvas element that's turned into RoCanvas using the default settings.
var r=new RoCanvas;
r.RO("sampleBoard");
var r2=new RoCanvas;
r2.RO("sampleBoard2", {
"toolbar": {
colors: ["pink", "#FFF","#000","#FF0000","#00FF00","#0000FF","#FFFF00","#00FFFF"],
custom_color: false,
tools: ['path', 'circle', 'rectangle'],
sizes: null,
saveButton: {"text": "Save", "callback": "testSave(r2);"}
},
"settings": {
color: 'pink'
}
});