TAMES Search
I have created a little bookmarklet for searching for Texas cases in the Courts of Appeals and Supreme Court. A bookmarklet, if you're not familiar with that term, is a "smart bookmark" that does some action when you use it. It's actually a little program, so you can do pretty handy things with bookmarklets.
How this Bookmarklet Works
When you select a case number (e.g., 01-02-00345-CV
) and click on the bookmarklet, a new window will open with the TAMES case page for the case number in question. In my example, that would be this page. So, for example, you can highlight the case number in Westlaw, then click this bookmarklet, and it will open a new window with the Court of Appeals or Supreme Court page (as appropriate) for the case. This makes it easy to check petition/writ history, motions for rehearing, and the like.
Features
- Works with all Court of Appeals and Supreme Court of Texas cases. It doesn't work with the Court of Criminal Appeals, which uses a different website structure than the other courts.
- Understands sloppy highlighting. For example, it's okay if you highlight
No. 01-02-00345-CV.
TheNo.
and trailing.
will be ignored. - Understands en-dashes and automatically replaces them with hyphens. So,
01–02–00345–CV
becomes01-02-00345-CV
. - Automatically fixes "incomplete" numbers. For example, it automatically converts
1-2-345-CV
into01-02-00345-CV
. - If you haven't selected anything or if what you have selected isn't a valid case number, it takes you to the main TAMES search page.
The Bookmarklet
Here is the bookmarklet itself: TAMES Case Search
To use it, simply drag and drop the link above to your bookmarks toolbar. Alternatively, you can create a bookmark in your browser and use this as the URL (address):
javascript:function TAMESSearch(){var d="http://www.search.txcourts.gov/",p="CaseSearch.aspx?coa=cossup",gs=window.getSelection();if(!gs.isCollapsed){var cnc=gs.getRangeAt(0),sc=cnc.startContainer;if(typeof sc.data!="undefined"){var cn=sc.data.substr(cnc.startOffset,cnc.endOffset-cnc.startOffset);cn=cn.replace(/\u2013/g,"-").replace(/^[^\d]+|[^CRV\d]+$/g,"");if(cn.match(/C[RV]$/)){var s=cn.split("-");s[0]=("00"+s[0]).slice(-2);s[1]=("00"+s[1]).slice(-2);s[2]=("00000"+s[2]).slice(-5);cn=s.join("-")}if(cn!=""){p="Case.aspx?cn="+cn}}}window.open(d+p)}TAMESSearch()
See the next section for additional instructions.
How to Use It
For instructions on how to add it to your browser (at least for Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Opera), please see the instructions on this page.
A Couple of Notes
Bookmarklets consist of JavaScript, so you must enable JavaScript in your browser. If you're able to use Westlaw, it's almost certainly already turned on.
Using this tool may trigger your popup blocker the first time you use it on a site. If so, just tell the popup blocker to allow all popups on the site in question.


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Target attributes are used to specify the target output of the anchor tag
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Target attributes are used to specify the target output of the anchor tag
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| 003:045 Khan | : |
(Remember) when the angels said: "O Maryam (Mary)! Verily, Allah gives you the glad tidings of a Word ["Be!" - and he was! i.e. 'Iesa (Jesus) the son of Maryam (Mary)] from Him, his name will be the Messiah 'Iesa (Jesus), the son of Maryam (Mary), held in honour in this world and in the Hereafter, and will be one of those who are near to Allah." |
| 003:045 Maulana | : |
When the angels said: O Mary, surely Allah gives thee good news with a word from Him (of one) whose name is the Messiah, Jesus, son of Mary, worthy of regard in this world and the Hereafter, and of those who are drawn nigh (to Allah), |
| 003:045 Pickthal | : |
(And remember) when the angels said: O Mary! Lo! Allah giveth thee glad tidings of a word from him, whose name is the Messiah, Jesus, son of Mary, illustrious in the world and the Hereafter, and one of those brought near (unto Allah). |
| 003:045 Rashad | : |
The angels said, "O Mary, GOD gives you good news: a Word from Him whose name is 'The Messiah, Jesus the son of Mary. He will be prominent in this life and in the Hereafter, and one of those closest to Me.' |
| 003:045 Sarwar | : |
"Behold," the angels told Mary, "God has given you the glad news of the coming birth of a son whom He calls His Word, whose name will be Messiah, Jesus, son of Mary, who will be a man of honor in this life and the life to come, and who will be one of the ones nearest to God. |
| 003:045 Shakir | : |
When the angels said: O Marium, surely Allah gives you good news with a Word from Him (of one) whose name is the '. Messiah, Isa son of Marium, worthy of regard in this world and the hereafter and of those who are made near (to Allah). |
| 003:045 Sherali | : |
When the angels said, 'O Mary, ALLAH gives thee glad tidings of a son through a word from HIM; his name shall be the Messiah, Jesus, son of Mary, honoured in this world and in the next, and of those who are granted nearness to God; |
| 003:045 Yusufali | : |
Behold! the angels said: "O Mary! Allah giveth thee glad tidings of a Word from Him: his name will be Christ Jesus, the son of Mary, held in honour in this world and the Hereafter and of (the company of) those nearest to Allah; |
Concepts/Themes Covered: القصص والتاريخ > عُمران > مريم ابنة عمران The Stories and the History>Imran>Blessed Mary(Imran's Daughter)
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


al-Ṯurayyā Gazetteer Ver.0.3
Development: M. Romanov, U Leipzig (2016) (Past contrubutors: C. Jackson, A. Tavares @ Perseus Project, Tufts University (2013))
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Exact matches in Arabic Sources:
@ Perseus Project, Tufts University, 2014
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The ability of that O-ring to hold up during the near-freezing temperatures during launch was an uncertainty which had propagated through to the launch event. It may have been the neglect of the NASA engineering team to think through all of the components and how they might fare under adverse conditions. It may have been that the launch team made a fatal assumption “in the moment” that the O-ring would remain stable enough. Whatever the deeper explanation, uncertainty surrounding that O-ring’s behavior at those temperatures led to a catastrophe. Uncertainty analysis, which is also more broadly categorized as risk assessment, is designed to flag such issues, especially for enormously complex engineering systems like a spaceship.
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Zend Framework
LICENSE
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_floatToByte(
$f
)
:
float
Float to byte conversion
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_Search_Similarity::_floatToByte()| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $f |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| float |
coord(
integer $overlap, integer $maxOverlap
)
:
float
Implemented as 'overlap/maxOverlap'.
The presence of a large portion of the query terms indicates a better match with the query, so implemenations of this method usually return larger values when the ratio between these parameters is large and smaller values when the ratio between them is small.
overlap - the number of query terms matched in the document maxOverlap - the total number of terms in the query Returns a score factor based on term overlap with the query
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $overlap | integer | |
| $maxOverlap | integer |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| float |
decodeNorm(
integer $byte
)
:
float
Decodes a normalization factor stored in an index.
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_Search_Similarity::decodeNorm()| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $byte | integer |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| float |
encodeNorm(
float $f
)
:
integer
Encodes a normalization factor for storage in an index.
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_Search_Similarity::encodeNorm()The encoding uses a five-bit exponent and three-bit mantissa, thus representing values from around 7x10^9 to 2x10^-9 with about one significant decimal digit of accuracy. Zero is also represented. Negative numbers are rounded up to zero. Values too large to represent are rounded down to the largest representable value. Positive values too small to represent are rounded up to the smallest positive representable value.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $f | float |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| integer |
getDefault(
)
:
\Zend_Search_Lucene_Search_Similarity
Return the default Similarity implementation used by indexing and search code.
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_Search_Similarity::getDefault()| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| \Zend_Search_Lucene_Search_Similarity |
idf(
mixed $input, \Zend_Search_Lucene_Interface $reader
)
:
\a
Computes a score factor for a simple term or a phrase.
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_Search_Similarity::idf()The default implementation is: return idfFreq(searcher.docFreq(term), searcher.maxDoc());
input - the term in question or array of terms reader - reader the document collection being searched Returns a score factor for the term
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $input | mixed | |
| $reader | \Zend_Search_Lucene_Interface |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| \a | score factor for the term |
idfFreq(
integer $docFreq, integer $numDocs
)
:
float
Implemented as 'log(numDocs/(docFreq+1)) + 1'.
Terms that occur in fewer documents are better indicators of topic, so implemenations of this method usually return larger values for rare terms, and smaller values for common terms.
docFreq - the number of documents which contain the term numDocs - the total number of documents in the collection Returns a score factor based on the term's document frequency
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $docFreq | integer | |
| $numDocs | integer |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| float |
lengthNorm(
string $fieldName, integer $numTerms
)
:
float
Implemented as '1/sqrt(numTerms)'.
Matches in longer fields are less precise, so implemenations of this method usually return smaller values when 'numTokens' is large, and larger values when 'numTokens' is small.
That these values are computed under IndexWriter::addDocument(Document) and stored then using encodeNorm(float). Thus they have limited precision, and documents must be re-indexed if this method is altered.
fieldName - name of field numTokens - the total number of tokens contained in fields named 'fieldName' of 'doc'. Returns a normalization factor for hits on this field of this document
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $fieldName | string | |
| $numTerms | integer |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| float |
queryNorm(
float $sumOfSquaredWeights
)
:
float
Implemented as '1/sqrt(sumOfSquaredWeights)'.
This does not affect ranking, but rather just attempts to make scores from different queries comparable.
sumOfSquaredWeights - the sum of the squares of query term weights Returns a normalization factor for query weights
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $sumOfSquaredWeights | float |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| float |
setDefault(
\Zend_Search_Lucene_Search_Similarity $similarity
)
:
void
Set the default Similarity implementation used by indexing and search code.
Inherited from: \Zend_Search_Lucene_Search_Similarity::setDefault()| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $similarity | \Zend_Search_Lucene_Search_Similarity |
sloppyFreq(
integer $distance
)
:
float
Implemented as '1/(distance + 1)'.
This value is summed for each sloppy phrase match in a document to form the frequency that is passed to tf(float).
A phrase match with a small edit distance to a document passage more closely matches the document, so implementations of this method usually return larger values when the edit distance is small and smaller values when it is large.
distance - the edit distance of this sloppy phrase match Returns the frequency increment for this match
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $distance | integer |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| float |
tf(
float $freq
)
:
float
Implemented as 'sqrt(freq)'.
Terms and phrases repeated in a document indicate the topic of the document, so implementations of this method usually return larger values when 'freq' is large, and smaller values when 'freq' is small.
freq - the frequency of a term within a document Returns a score factor based on a term's within-document frequency
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $freq | float |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| float |


Web Server
Overview
Run your web app
Description
Using the information you have learned answer the questions below.
Instructions
- Using Node Web Server build a web application
- Using the templates from https://startbootstrap.com/themes/ create 3 page web application
- Use the content given from Bootstrap and populate the html pages for your application
- Your pages must be tied using a navigation
- The content must be filled with Lorem Ipsum and not blank
- Final result should look like the template but divided into at least 3 different files
- Navigation must be generated from the object(s) passed from the res.write() method.
- Selected page in the navigation must be highledted using Javascript on the loaded page
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- Example:
script>
document.getElementById(???).style.color = "magenta";
/script>
- Example here
Rubric
| Node Architecture | 5.00% |
| Bootstrap | 25.00% |
| Navigation with views | 15.00% |
| res.write | 10.00% |
| Dynamic navigation | 35.00% |
| Delivery 2 contains GIT & Video URL | 10.00% |
Deliverable
- You must submit a GIT repo and demo video for a credit.
- Submit a link to your assingment in your GIT repo.
- Submit a short/unlisted video link for your demo video in YouTube


I am over 5 years of experienced with .NET development. That includes C#, VB.Net, ASP.NET and ASP MVC. I have used these skills developing desktop and web applications for big and small companies.
I have mostly worked as a full stack developer giving me over 6 years experience with JavaScript. Recently, I was also invited to be the sole FrontEnd developer in a specific project for managing bank accounts while working for Stefanini IT (São Paulo). In both cases I acquired a lot of knowledge with HTML / HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, ReactJS, Bootstrap and Materialize.
Databases have always been a passion of mine and I have experience with maintenance and administration of Database SQL Server 2000/2005, ETL and T-SQL. I also have experience in data mining and report generation for decision making by marketing managers.
I was invited to work in the big company, Stefanini. While there I have developed a FrontEnd project for an Account Management System for Banks. The technologies I have used there were: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, Ajax, Web Services, PostgreSQL, SVN, ReactJS, JavaScript ES6, JSON, REST, BOWER, GULP, MAVEN, Bootstrap and Materialize.
Upon returning to Brazil I stepped up in my career and I went to work with Superabiz/Fluig Totvs. There I was responsible for leading a development team, deploying and customizing the TOTVS Fluig Solution – a new and great platform in Brazil that contains ECM (Enterprise Content Management), BPM (Business Process Management), WCM (Web Content Management), Social, Identity/Single Sign- on, Analytics and ESB (Enterprise Service Bus). The development and customization was done using JavaScript, Jquery, Bootstrap, HTML5, CSS3, Web Service, Rest and BPM Notation.
While there I was also responsible for:
After completing the projects at Equipaindustria I went to work with Azix. There I participated in the development of the Web Applications for services registry sanitation with capture, validation and standardization of fields, rule checking address and all business rules defined by our clients. The developed web applications included loading of data into operational bases of ERP, CRM using C#, ASP MVC, ASP.NET, DataLinq, Jquery and SQL SERVER 2008.
After some years working with Pagina Viva I wanted to learn diferents techonologies, so I went to work for Equipaindustria. I have participated in developing an e-commerce customizable and easy to use platform for our clients so that our clients could have their own e-commerce without having to understand programming. That platform was built using ASP MVC, C#, SQL Server. I have also developed internal systems and websites with ASP.Net, C#, Jquery, Fluent NHibernate and SQL SERVER 2008. In addition to that I have also performed ETL (extracting data from Excel/txt files, transforming it and loading it into SQL Server databases). Furthermore, I participated as an internal quality auditor at the company Taquions (partner company of the Equipaindustria.com.br).
My first development job was at this small company where I learned so much and to whom I am very grateful. There I was responsible for SQL Server 2000/2005 database maintenance and administration. I also participated in the development and maintenance of CRM systems for Nestlé, Bombril, Procter & Gamble using the technologies ColdFusion, HTML, Jquery, CSS, SQL Server and Webservices. In addition, I have also performed systems integration using VB.NET, ASP.NET and SQL Server and data mining for marketing campaigns, generating reports for decision making business via Excel Advanced. Technologies used: Cold Fusion, Ajax, JavaScript, JQuery, VB.Net, ASP.Net, SQL Server 2000/2005, Excel VBA.
I am grateful for everything I have learned from my teachers and colleagues.


{% extends "translates/base.html" %} {% load static %} {% block title %} Translate (Upload) {% endblock %} {% block content %} Translate Upload files Upload files ⇒ Edit translations ⇒ Save files Select files to process Upload *.json files with English and Spanish translations to compare. Warning All the previously saved labels will be overwritten by those read from uploaded files. {% csrf_token %} {% include 'includes/form.html' %} Upload Cancel {% endblock %}
Upload *.json files with English and Spanish translations to compare.
All the previously saved labels will be overwritten by those read from uploaded files.


In preparation for my second MDA experience I tried not to do any other drugs the preceding week. Mostly this meant not using my prescription Xanax or Valium, as Benzodiazepines tend to decrease the intensity of hallucinogens.
My goal was to take the MDA with a friend who I am very comfortable with. However, she was feeling anxious and having massive headaches that evening. So she and I intended to have a fun time together while only I took the MDA. I had received the MDA from a reliable source (as I had the last time) and took a dose of roughly 100mg.
There was an hour before I started to feel any of the effects. But within 30 minutes of the first inklings, I was at the plateau where I remained for four or five hours. That first 30 minutes I felt slightly nauseas, but I have been experiencing this more frequently lately and I can not be certain how severe the nausea would normally have been.
During the trip, we watched Hitchcock's film 'North by Northwest' for the first time. During any standard trip I would not have been able to follow the plot. However, due to Hitchcock's masterful use of suspense and the Amphetamines, I was glued to my seat in rapt attention for the whole two hours. From evidence such as this, and my first trial with MDA, I feel MDA is a psychotropic but not a psychedelic. However, I do know people who like it for its ability to greatly lengthen the empathenogenic effects of MDMA.
Over the five-hour peak I had some mild psychedelic effects, but nothing at all substantial either in thoughts or senses. But for about ten hours after the initial effects began I felt a strong Amphetamine quality. I have done a good range of Amphetamines, with no particular regularity, and this is my least favorite. I had a psychedelic experience equivalent to half a standard dose of LSD and an anxiety response equivalent to about four doses of LSD. I find this to be its major downfall, but if you like Ritalin or Methamphetamine (for fun not studying) you would probably love MDA.
The day after this experience I was nervous and had a lot of lower back pain form MDA-based muscle tension. I am a curious psychotropic explorer, but I will probably just give the rest of my MDA away.
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.


By Ross Smith
#include "rs-core/terminal.hpp"
class
ProgressBar
explicit ProgressBar::
ProgressBar
(const U8string& label, size_t length = 0, std::ostream& out = std::cout)
ProgressBar::
~ProgressBar
() noexcept
void ProgressBar::
operator()
(double x)
This class draws a progress bar on the terminal, and updates it every time the function call operator is called.
Constructor arguments are the label to print on the left of the progress bar, the length of the bar in characters (calculated from the terminal width by default), and the output stream to write it to. If an explicit length is supplied, it is trusted to work with the available terminal dimensions; it is up to the caller to ensure that the resulting output will not be too long (allow for at least 16 characters in addition to the label and bar lengths).
The function call operator updates the progress bar to reflect the value passed to it, and adds an estimated remaining time on the right. The value is clamped to the unit range. Progress will never go backwards; a call with a value less than the previous value will not update the bar, although it will be taken into account in estimating the run time.
bool
is_stdout_redirected
() noexcept
Attempts to detect whether standard output has been redirected to a file or pipe (true), or is going directly to a terminal (false). This is not always possible to detect reliably; this function is fairly reliable on Unix, less so on Windows.
constexpr const char*
xt_up
= <esc> [A = Cursor up
constexpr const char*
xt_down
= <esc> [B = Cursor down
constexpr const char*
xt_right
= <esc> [C = Cursor right
constexpr const char*
xt_left
= <esc> [D = Cursor left
constexpr const char*
xt_erase_left
= <esc> [1K = Erase left
constexpr const char*
xt_erase_right
= <esc> [K = Erase right
constexpr const char*
xt_erase_above
= <esc> [1J = Erase above
constexpr const char*
xt_erase_below
= <esc> [J = Erase below
constexpr const char*
xt_erase_line
= <esc> [2K = Erase line
constexpr const char*
xt_clear
= <esc> [2J = Clear screen
constexpr const char*
xt_reset
= <esc> [0m = Reset attributes
constexpr const char*
xt_bold
= <esc> [1m = Bold
constexpr const char*
xt_under
= <esc> [4m = Underline
constexpr const char*
xt_bold_off
= <esc> [22m = Bold off
constexpr const char*
xt_under_off
= <esc> [24m = Underline off
constexpr const char*
xt_colour_off
= <esc> [39m = Colour off
constexpr const char*
xt_black
= <esc> [30m = Black foreground
constexpr const char*
xt_red
= <esc> [31m = Red foreground
constexpr const char*
xt_green
= <esc> [32m = Green foreground
constexpr const char*
xt_yellow
= <esc> [33m = Yellow foreground
constexpr const char*
xt_blue
= <esc> [34m = Blue foreground
constexpr const char*
xt_magenta
= <esc> [35m = Magenta foreground
constexpr const char*
xt_cyan
= <esc> [36m = Cyan foreground
constexpr const char*
xt_white
= <esc> [37m = White foreground
constexpr const char*
xt_black_bg
= <esc> [40m = Black background
constexpr const char*
xt_red_bg
= <esc> [41m = Red background
constexpr const char*
xt_green_bg
= <esc> [42m = Green background
constexpr const char*
xt_yellow_bg
= <esc> [43m = Yellow background
constexpr const char*
xt_blue_bg
= <esc> [44m = Blue background
constexpr const char*
xt_magenta_bg
= <esc> [45m = Magenta background
constexpr const char*
xt_cyan_bg
= <esc> [46m = Cyan background
constexpr const char*
xt_white_bg
= <esc> [47m = White background
Xterm cursor movement and output formatting codes.
string
xt_move_up
(int n) = <esc> [<n>A = Cursor up n spaces
string
xt_move_down
(int n) = <esc> [<n>B = Cursor down n spaces
string
xt_move_right
(int n) = <esc> [<n>C = Cursor right n spaces
string
xt_move_left
(int n) = <esc> [<n>D = Cursor left n spaces
string
xt_colour
(int r, int g, int b) = <esc> [38;5;<16-231>m = Set foreground colour to an RGB value
string
xt_colour_bg
(int r, int g, int b) = <esc> [48;5;<16-231>m = Set background colour to an RGB value
string
xt_grey
(int grey) = <esc> [38;5;<232-255>m = Set foreground colour to a grey level
string
xt_grey_bg
(int grey) = <esc> [48;5;<232-255>m = Set background colour to a grey level
Functions for generating variable Xterm codes. The RGB levels passed to the
xt_colour[_bg]()
functions are clamped to the range 0 to 5, yielding 216
different colours. The grey level passed to the xt_grey[_bg]()
functions is
clamped to a range of 1-24.


Touch side swipe Demo
Touch side swipe - widget-library for mobile navbar (writed on vanilla js and little bit css).
How to use demo
If you're in touch devise: touch (swipe) left window side to right
If you're in Chrome:
- Activate "Web-inspector"
- Activate "Toogle device toolbar"
- Reload window
- Touch (swipe) left window side to right
Public api-functions for call open/close *:
( and you can use touchSideSwipe.tssOpen() and touchSideSwipe.tssClose() only when window inner width < option windowMaxWidth in config.
* or document.querySelector('.tss-label').click();


Determination of the Shape Factor of a Paleo Stress-Ellipsoid
This Program allows the estimation of the shape factor R according to WALLBRECHER et al. (1996). Using Bott's formula (BOTT, 1959) the maximum resolved shear stresses (MRSS) i.e. directions of striation on the measured slickenside planes are calculated for R = 0.0, 0.1, 0.2, ...,1.0.
You can make your choice between two methods:
1.) Eigenvalue Method
Eigenvalues are calculated from the theoretical striation populations.
These Eigenvalues are shown in a triangle plot. The eigenvalues of the
measured striations are plotted as well.
By visual interpolation the R-value can be estimated. The program needs
the principal stress axes, i.e. the data set has to be treated with the
dihedra method before running this program.
It is advisable to check the consistency of the data set in a Hoeppener-diagram first, in order to
eliminate non-fitting data.
2.) Iteration Method


Class 1 Lab
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module_amoebae_srchresfile module¶
Module for defining a module for parsing similarity search output files with various formats.
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module_amoebae_srchresfile.
SrchResFile
(filepath)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Parses relevant information as needed from similarity search output file, which may be one of several types.
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hit_description
(hit_rank)[source]¶ Return description (if present) for sequence/profile with a given rank in the results.
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hit_evalue
(hit_rank)[source]¶ Return E-value for hit sequence/profile with a given rank in the results.
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hit_id
(hit_rank)[source]¶ Return id (accession) (if present) for sequence/profile with a given rank in the results.
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hit_query_subsequence
(hit_rank)[source]¶ Return Seq object for subsequence of query sequence (or consensus of profile?) that aligns to the subject sequence.
Is this even a necessary method?
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hit_score
(hit_rank)[source]¶ Return bitscore (from BLAST programs) or sequence score (from HMMer output) (or something else for hhsearch?) for hit sequence/profile with a given rank in the results.
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module_amoebae_srchresfile.
get_hmmer_hit_seq_coord
(searchio_hit_obj, db_file, extra=0)[source]¶ Takes a Bio.SearchIO hmmer3-text hit object and returns specially formatted coordinates for the subsequence (top HSP) that match the query.
Note: The coordinates are the literal start and end residue numbers for the relevant portion of the subject sequence.


August 20, 2020
If 2020 has proven anything, it is that we live in The Darkest Timeline. And in this darkest timeline, the CIA has done nothing to fix anything, probably because they were replaced with the evil versions of themselves. And so the chaos continues. At least for another 75 days. (I should add a timer module.)
In order to negate The Darkest Timeline, we must do three things:
Much of Liftoff is about writing a program like a story. A user story, sometimes called a use case is pretty much a short story that describes what a feature of your program does. The program itself is the story. A feature mearly a chapter or episode.
While writing a user story, I
Just like the Harmon Writing Circle, a user story has eight parts, divided into two hemispheres: The Order and the Chaos. Withing the top half of the circle (steps 1, 2, 7, and 8) is the order, the ordinary, familiar world. The bottom half of the ciricles (steps 3 through 6) is the special world where there is chaos. The climax happens at least once in this hemisphere, but theres bound to be several smaller climaxes along the way. Plot points that can flesh out your story within the the proximity of the major plot.
So how do we apply this to writing a feature for a program?
Like any good story, there is the comfort zone, which describes the set up of our character. In this case the character is you. As the user of this program, you are the main character of this story. You describe yourself and how you are.
But there is a need or desire you wish to fulfill. It could be physical, emotional, or mental.
To fulfill that need, the character must place themselves in an unfamiliar situation. Imagine if you were in a car accident for the first time. What would you do?
To resolve their position of awkwardness, the character searches for a solution to their unfamiliar situation and learns how to adapt. This is sometimes called adaptation.
Having adapted to the situation, the character appears to finds what they think they are looking for. Having choose the Occam's Razor solution, they assume their quest is complete and that the journey is over...
...but there is a price for taking shortcuts. While the Harmon Circle looks evenly spaced, this is the area where step 6 can get complicated having to need to start a sub-circle if a side quest or secondary, ternary, or other number of plot happens. These should happen quickly, but they are likely within this sector of the circle until the cost of choosing the most parsimonious solution is negated and the more satisfactory solution allows for the user to proceed to the next sector.
The story returns to the hemisphere of order and the character...
...having changed or learned something from their experience. Or they could have learned nothing at all. It depends on the results. Some people can learn something profound from the experience, while others return the to the status quo.
In order for this method to work, our user case must
I'm sure there is a more eloquent way of describing this list. That is why the circle is often refined and edited.
Once you have your story, you can wireframe your project to sketch out what it looks like.


Generate a secure password
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Create a password that is easy to remember
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Spinach Alfredo Pizza
Creamy Alfredo Sauce with Olive Oil & Roasted Garlic, Fresh Spinach, Chopped Onions, and Mushrooms, Baked with Mozzarella, Feta, and Parmesan Cheeses. Topped with Sliced, Toasted Almonds.
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450 calories
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10 g (saturated 26%)
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21 g (Total Sugars 4g)
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38 g
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resource odbc_prepare ( resource $connection_id , string $query_string )
Prepares a statement for execution. The result identifier can be used later to execute the statement with odbc_execute(). Some databases (such as IBM DB2, MS SQL Server, and Oracle) support stored procedures that accept parameters of type IN, INOUT, and OUT as defined by the ODBC specification. However, the Unified ODBC driver currently only supports parameters of type IN to stored procedures.
Returns an ODBC result identifier if the SQL command was prepared successfully. Returns FALSE on error.


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You’re most contagious with the cold virus in the first three days of infection
by Joanne Pearce- You’re usually the most contagious within the first three days the cold virus enters your body.
- Adults catch two to three colds a year, whereas children can get as many as eight colds a year.
- It’s OK to return to work once you’ve passed the peak of your symptoms and are on the mend.
- This article was reviewed by Tania Elliott, MD, who specializes in infectious diseases related to allergies and immunology for internal medicine at NYU Langone Health.
- Visit Insider’s homepage for more stories.
No one enjoys being sick. You’re tired, congested, and miserable. But the common cold is, well, common. In fact, every year Americans suffer 1 billion colds.
Adults catch two to three colds a year, whereas children tend to get them more frequently, catching as many as eight each year. It might help explain why colds cause more doctor’s visits in the US than any other illness.
You’re most contagious in the first three days
It’s hard to identify when exactly people stop being contagious, says Isaac Bogoch, MD, an infectious-disease consultant at the University of Toronto. But colds tend to be most contagious within the first three days the virus enters your body. That’s when you’ll start to feel symptoms including sneezing, a stuffy nose, scratchy throat, and mild fatigue.
Those first few days are also when you’ll likely feel most miserable, so stay home in bed if you can and away from people who you might infect. After that, you still have at least five to seven days left of symptoms before you’ll start to feel normal again, during which time you can still be contagious.
“There is variability as to how long people are contagious after a cold, but it can be up to five to seven days,” Bogoch says.
A good rule of thumb is to assume that you’re contagious for as long as you’re experiencing symptoms. That may be for a week or, occasionally, in about 25% of cases, symptoms can last longer, but typically not more than 10 days.
When it’s OK to return to work
Taking a week or more off work is hardly ideal, which is why Bogoch says it’s OK to return to work once you’ve passed the peak of your symptoms and are on the mend.
You may still be contagious, which is why, according to Bogoch, if you feel well enough to return to work, you should practice impeccable hand hygiene to ensure they do not infect others.
That means keeping your hands clean by washing with soap and water or using alcohol rinse periodically. Bogoch also recommends that people seek medical attention if they experience more severe or unusual symptoms.
“If people are having shortness of breath, intractable nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, inability to keep fluids down, or if symptoms don’t go away well after a week,” Bogoch adds, “then you know it’s time to seek medical care because it might not be a common cold.”


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Evalute relationship between replicate means and replicate std and cvs
meanVarPlot( object, which.assay = NULL, which.data = "uncalibrated", which.phantom = NULL, which.plot = "scatter", which.parameter = NULL, outliers = F, return.plt.handle = F, color.option = "cividis", color.begin = 0, color.end = 1, point.size = 2, point.alpha = 1, error.squared = F )
| object | Calibration Object |
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| which.assay | Character specifying which assay to use. |
| which.data | Character specifying which data (uncalibrated or calibrated) to use. |
| which.phantom | Character specifying which phantom to use. If unspecified, and multiple phantoms exist in dataset, function will return an error. |
| which.plot | Character specifying which type of plot to generate. One of:
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| which.parameter | Character specfiying which parameters to plot. If unspecified, all parameters are plotted. |
| outliers | Logical specifying whether to include outliers. Default is true. |
| return.plt.handle | Logical specifying whether to return plot handle. If TRUE, list of plot handles is returned. If FALSE, plots are printed and not returned. |
| color.option | Character indicating which color map option to use (from viridis palette). One of:
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| color.begin | Hue in [0,1] at which the viridis color map begins |
| color.end | Hue in [0,1] at which the viridis color map ends |
| point.size | Numeric specifying size of scatter plot points. Only implemented if which.plot is "scatter". Default is 2. |
| point.alpha | Numeric [0,1] specifying transparency of points. Only implemented if which.plot is "scatter". Default is 1. |
| error.squared | Logical indicating whether to evaluate CV and STD (FALSE) or CV^2 and STD^2 (TRUE). Default is false |
List of ggplot handles


Unplugged Retreat
Three page website for retreat centre created with HTML 5 and CSS3
The aim of this project was to create a website for the Unplugged retreat centre. The website required a landing page, About page and FAQ page.
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Creative Logician
Three page website for retreat centre created with HTML 5 and CSS3
The aim of this project was to create a website for the Unplugged retreat centre. The website required a landing page, About page and FAQ page.
HTML 5 & CSS Website
Believe it or not, this was the first project I ever completed! The aim was to put my new founded HTML and CSS skills to use to code this beautiful portfolio page.
This project required the use of semantic HTML to structure the website, embedding images and icons and using CSS elements create an attractive page layout.
HTML and CSS from Photoshop Design Comp
This was my second project. The aim was to recreate this one-page website from a photoshop design comp. I used the photoshop comp to identify fonts, colors and dimensions and extract images to style the website with CSS.
Recipe Card styled with CSS 3
The aim of this project was to create this a recipe card. I structed and styled this project with unordered listings
Hi! I’m Beverley Nketia,
the creative logician.
I am a front end developer and qualified pharmacist based in London. I take your vision and bring them to life through clean, reliable, effective code.
When I am not coding, you’ll find me on hospital wards optimising patients medication and making life saving pharmaceutical interventions in patient care. I love to read, theology, eat and sing. Oh and I also kind of have a youtube channel
Check it out here


About
I am a Research Fellow with the Systems Biology Laboratory at the Where I grew up: Taranaki in New Zealand. About halfway between Toko and Whangamomona; out back of the Matemateaonga Ranges University of Melbourne.
My research focuses on developing conceptual frameworks and computational tools, and applying network modelling and analysis methods to infer regulatory networks in biological systems with a general focus on cancer and other human diseases. To do this, we use genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic and metabolomic data, as well as literature analysis and text mining techniques.
I am also interested in research reproducibility: how we verify published results in the computational life sciences, and make sure they can be reproduced independent of time, space and environment.


Code management¶
Neuroimaging data analysis involves generation of a code that allows interpretation and validation of the scientific methods and results as well as solving new research questions. Most researchers are not trained in software engineering which often causes undocumented and disorganized code, however sharing an imperfect analysis code is still much better than not sharing at all. (Gorgolewski et al. 2016)
Here, we aim to provide the most optimal scientific practices where data science code quality is focused on correctness and reproducibility. Starting with a fairly standardized setup provides a clean, logical structure of the code.
Version control system¶
Version control system (VSC) is a class of systems responsible for managing changes to any collections of information such as computer programs or documentation over time.
Git is the most popular version control system which allows efficient source code management. There are its basic features:
saving the history of changes, where each of them have a title, comment, contributor information and the date of change; it allows direct insight into the changes that have occurred in the source files;
code branching that is the ability to developing new program functions independently of each other; the main branch allows to have a stable version of the program, and the independent remaining branches allow to test new solutions; changes taking place in branches can be removed or implemented directly into the source;
Git remote repository allows to work on a project backup that forms the basis of teamwork; each contributor has a local version on their device, which can be linked to its remote version;
the ability of offline working on personal device.
Git in conjunction with services such as GitHub.com allows the entire community of developers to engage in the development of shared software and help eliminate unnoticed errors. So what exactly is GitHub? Basically, it is a platform providing free hosting for open source programs and private repositories for sharing code.
Note
Every developer (both professional and non-professional) should be able to work with version control systems!
There are multiple free tutorials for learning Git/GitHub. Here we share we of them:
Testing a code¶
In progress.
Documenting a code¶
In progress.
Containers¶
In progress.
Makefiles¶
Automation with scripts improves processing when parameters are modified in the course of the project and time-consuming processing steps have to be repeated.
The created program of neuroimaging data analysis will consist of several source files. If you want to show the program to other users, we have to create an elegant way to compile our program. Make enables you to express your workflow backwards as dependencies between files.
Makefiles are machine-readable documentation capturing your workflow in a machine-readable format with 100 % chances to pass the effectiveness tests. Make is a rigorous way of recording each step in the process, enabling you (and your coworkers) to reproduce the entire process later.
Code folder structure¶
Your shared code can still be difficult to reuse, if others have difficulties to understand your repository structure. Clear folder structure and documentation within a repository are needed to make use of your code.
We created template project folder structure with proper description which may help you to organize code from your own project.


The evolution of the web can currently be split into 3 distinct versions: Web 1.0, Web 2.0, and Web 3.0. Each version has fundamentally changed how we interact with the internet, eventually becoming obsolete (a ruin).
For each evolution to take place, new technologies emerged, spurred on by the growing population of web users.
This blog is best read chronologically. Click here to start at the beginning.
The Web 3.0, a.k.a. the Semantic Web or read-write-execute, refers to the future of web. In this era, computers can interpret information like humans via Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. This will help to intelligently generate and distribute useful content tailored to the particular needs of a user. Some early examples of the web 3.0 include Apple’s Siri, Google’s Cloud API, and Wolfram Alpha.
Not to be confused with the internet (though often used interchangeably), which had been evolving since the 1960s, the World Wide Web is an online application built upon innovations like the HTML language, URL “addresses,” and hypertext transfer protocol, or HTTP. The Web has also become a decentralized community, founded on principles of universality, consensus, and bottom-up design.
“There are very few innovations that have truly changed everything,” said Jeff Jaffe, CEO of the World Wide Web Consortium. “The Web is the most impactful innovation of our time.”
Only 3 decades of the World Wide Web, and society has been fundamentally changed in almost every aspect.
In 1987, it’s highly unlikely that anyone imagined what a broad range and role the GIF would play in modern internet culture. But as the internet has evolved, the GIF has shown a surprising ability to evolve with it. It’s this durability, flexibility, and, well, tackiness that has allowed the GIF to become the internet’s primary purveyor of memes and looping pictures.
Web 2.5 is the concept that addresses the evolution which we are currently seeing in our era 2010–2020 between Web 2.0 and 3.0. On our way to Web 3.0, players like Amazon, Google, Salesforce, etc., provide services in Cloud computing for developers to create web applications that allow users to connect them on any device: anytime, and anywhere.
Web 2.5 is focused on mobile computing and evolution in mobile technologies. Mobile computing plays an obviously major role in engaging larger audiences via native apps and mobile web apps. We can find more and more apps getting into mobile market to establish their presence by addressing mobile users. Conceptually, we can call Web 2.5 the convergence between Social and Semantic web.
Yahoo just announced that it will be closing its United States branch of GeoCities!!! Will GeoCities join a long list of other services discontinued by Yahoo, such as Farechase, LAUNCHcast, My Web, Audio Search, Pets, Live, Kickstart, Briefcase, Webmessenger, and Teachers? Is this the end of the World Wide Web? OMG. WHAT DO WE DO NOW??
After much convicing from my friends and family, I decided to bite the bullet and make a facebook account. Friend me! My name is SirMammingtonham XI.
I'm not sure what all the fuss about social media is. I think personal sites like this are much better anyway.
The Web 2.0, also referred as Social Web or read/write web, is the era (2000–2010–present) defined by interactions between web users and sites, allowing users to communicate with other users. In this era, every user can be a content producer, and content is distributed and shared between sites. Some famous Web 2.0 applications include Facebook, Youtube, Flickr, Twitter etc. Web technologies like HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript frameworks like ReactJs, AngularJs, etc., enable startups to innovate new ideas, enabling users to contribute more in this Social Web.
Web 2.0 is built around users.
The first version of web—Web 1.0—also referred as Syntactic Web or read-only web, is the era (1990–2000) where the role of a user is limited to reading information provided by the content producers. There is no option given for users or consumers to communicate back the information to the content producers. Examples of Web 1.0 are static websites and personal sites, i.e. GeoCities and this website.
The WWW project merges the techniques of information retrieval and hypertext to make an easy but powerful global information system. The project is based on the philosophy that much academic information should be freely available to anyone. It aims to allow information sharing within internationally dispersed teams, and the dissemination of information by support groups. Originally aimed at the High Energy Physics community, it has spread to other areas and attracted much interest in user support, resource discovery and collaborative work areas.
Click here to visit the very first website!


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my name is Feras Saad Ezz-aldeen, my background was civil engineering but I choose to learn about programming,
I have never work in civil engineering feild, and for that my goal was to sheft my career and became a web developer.
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"INCENSE "a fragrant composition prepared by the “art of the apothecary.” It consisted of four ingredients “beaten small” (Exodus 30:34-36). That which was not thus prepared was called “strange incense”(30:9). It was offered along with every meat-offering; and besides was daily offered on the golden altar in the holy place, and on the great day of atonement was burnt by the high priest in the holy of holies (30:7, 8). It was the symbol of prayer (Psalm 141:1,2; Revelation 5:8; 8:3, 4).
"INCENSE "a fragrant composition prepared by the “art of the apothecary.” It consisted of four ingredients “beaten small” (Exodus 30:34-36). That which was not thus prepared was called “strange incense”(30:9). It was offered along with every meat-offering; and besides was daily offered on the golden altar in the holy place, and on the great day of atonement was burnt by the high priest in the holy of holies (30:7, 8). It was the symbol of prayer (Psalm 141:1,2; Revelation 5:8; 8:3, 4).


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(State Farm Insurance Companies) Johnson, Susan P. (Self) Mank, Lona (Self) Morrow, James (Self) Thomas, Mike (Self) HB 2807 Against: Burner, Burnie (A Coalition of Life Insurers) Davis, Will (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers) Hawkins, David (TAIO) Nation, Brenda (American Council of Life Insurers) Pollard, Mike (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers) Roden, P. Gene (Northeast United Life Insurance Company) Shawn, Jim (MTM Life, Memorial Service Life, North America Life) Tolman, Gary (Am. Natl. Ins. Co.) HB 2809 Against: Burner, Burnie (A Coalition of Life Insurers) Davis, Will (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers) Hawkins, David (TAIO) Nation, Brenda (American Council of Life Insurers) Pollard, Mike (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers) Roden, P. Gene (Northeast United Life Insurance Company) Shawn, Jim (MTM Life, Memorial Service Life, North America Life) Tolman, Gary (Am. Natl. Ins. Co.) HB 2810 Against: Burner, Burnie (A Coalition of Life Insurers) Davis, Will (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers) Hawkins, David (TAIO) Nation, Brenda (American Council of Life Insurers) Pollard, Mike (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers) Roden, P. Gene (Northeast United Life Insurance Company) Shawn, Jim (MTM Life, Memorial Service Life, North America Life) Tolman, Gary (Am. Natl. Ins. Co.) HB 2811 Against: Burner, Burnie (A Coalition of Life Insurers) Davis, Will (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers) Hawkins, David (TAIO) Nation, Brenda (American Council of Life Insurers) Pollard, Mike (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers) Roden, P. Gene (Northeast United Life Insurance Company) Shawn, Jim (MTM Life, Memorial Service Life, North America Life) Tolman, Gary (Am. Natl. Ins. Co.) HB 2812 Against: Burner, Burnie (A Coalition of Life Insurers) Davis, Will (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers) Nation, Brenda (American Council of Life Insurers) Pollard, Mike (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers) Roden, P. Gene (Northeast United Life Insurance Company) Shawn, Jim (MTM Life, Memorial Service Life, North America Life) Tolman, Gary (Am. Natl. Ins. Co.) HB 3022 For: Glenn, Eric (Humana, Inc) Pollard, Mike (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers) Against: McGiffert, Lisa (Consumers Union) On: Bingham, Bill (Texas Department of Insurance) HB 3023 For: Glenn, Eric (Humana, Inc) Pollard, Mike (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers) Against: McGiffert, Lisa (Consumers Union) HB 3029 For: Clark, Mark (Houston Police Officers' Union) HB 3109 For: Abell, Joseph (Independent Review Inc.) Block, Kathryn (Envoy Medical Systems, LLC) Chin, Daniel (Self and Envoy Medical Systems IRO) Manicom, Ronald E. (Self and Envoy Medicaly Systems) Prud'homme, Gilbert (Independent Review Inc) Against: Brown, Jeff (Self) HB 3550 For: Bowers, Chris (Texas Association of Health Plans) On: Berndt, Trey (Texas Health and Human Services Comm.) SB 14 Against: Ahrens, Donald (Texas Association of Mutual Ins. Co.) Cobb, Ron (American Ins. Association) Floyd, Beaman (Allstate, Nationwide, State Farm, American Insurance Assoc, USAA (TCAIS)) Krier, Cyndi Taylor (USAA) Lambe, Dan (Texas Watch) Miletti, John (Travelers Property Casualty) Norton, Jo Betsy (Allstate Insurance) Ruggiero, Denise (State Farm Insurance) Schneider, Rob (Consumers Union) Smith, John P. (AARP) Woods, Joe (Alliance of American Insurers) On: Gilbert, Robert A. (Independent Insurance Agents of Texas) Shawn, Jim (Texas Surplus Lines Association)


Who i am?
My name is Mauricio Pacheco i was born in Yucatan, Mexico, i'm a new front-end developer and im trying to get better at this job.
Where i did learn programming?
I learnt programming when i'd been at my cousin house, he's a full-stack developer.
How old i am?
I'm 17 Years old.


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I was recently reviewing some of the Dynamic Management Views (DMVs) available since SQL Server 2005 and came across the interesting and useful sys.dm_db_partition_stats DMV. The documentation states that this DMV will return “page and row-count information for every partition in the current database”. In the Space Used by Filegroup...
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To give our project the best solution, MISFIT follows the User-Centered Design (UCD) concept, making the problem's research as important as finding the solution. When we choose to centralize the user on our strategy, we are directly using the design thinking methodology.


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Change Logs¶
Version 4.0.0-beta.4¶
Release Date: July 25, 2019
Highlights:
There are some breaking changes...
- The Entity class has been refactored;
- The Model class changing has been updated to better handle soft deletes
- The routing has been beefed up
New messages:
- new translation key: Database/noDateFormat
Testing changes:
- enhanced database & migration testing in tests/_support
Version 4.0.0-beta.3¶
Release Date: May 06, 2019
Highlights:
- Fixed a number of model, database, validation & debug toolbar issues
- Type hinting added throughout & typos corrected (see API docs)
New messages:
- Database.FieldNotExists
- Validation.equals, not_equals
App changes:
- Removed $salt config item in app/Config/App
- Enabled migrations by default in app/Config/Migrations
- Simplified public/.htaccess
Version 4.0.0-beta.2¶
Release Date: April 04, 2019
Highlights:
- A number of fixes & improvements, importantly for the Model and testing classes
- Models now require a primary key
- Generated API docs accessible at https://codeigniter4.github.io/api/
- Validation rules have been enhanced
- .htaccess beefed up
New messages:
- Database.noPrimaryKey, forFindColumnHaveMultipleColumns, Database.forEmptyInputGiven
App changes:
- updated app/Config/Events
- added app/Controllers/BaseController
- added tests/ folder for unit testing
- added phpunit.xml.dist for unit testing configuration
Version 4.0.0-beta.1¶
Release Date: Unreleased
Highlights:
- New View Layouts provide simple way to create site site view templates.
- Fixed user guide CSS for proper wide table display
- Converted UploadedFile to use system messages
- Numerous database, migration & model bugs fixed
- Refactored unit testing for appstarter & framework distributions
New messages:
- Database.tableNotFound
- HTTP.uploadErr...
App changes:
- app/Config/Cache has new setting: database
- app/Views/welcome_message has logo tinted
- composer.json has a case correction
- env adds CI_ENVIRONMENT suggestion
Version 4.0.0-alpha.5¶
Release Date: January 30, 2019
Alpha 5
Highlights:
- updated PHP dependency to 7.2
- new feature branches have been created for the email and queue modules,
- so they don’t impact the release of 4.0.0
- dropped several language messages that were unused (eg Migrations.missingTable)
- and added some new (eg Migrations.invalidType)
- lots of bug fixes
- code coverage is up to 78%
Version 4.0.0-alpha.4¶
Release Date: December 15, 2018
Next release of CodeIgniter4
Highlights:
- Refactor for consistency: folder application renamed to app;
- constant BASEPATH renamed to SYSTEMPATH
- Debug toolbar gets its own config, history collector
- Numerous corrections and enhancements
Version 4.0.0-alpha.3¶
Release Date: November 30, 2018
Next alpha release of CodeIgniter4
- Numerous bug fixes, across the framework
- Many missing features implemented, across the framework
- Code coverage is up to 72%
- CodeIgniter4 has been promoted to its own github organization. That is reflected in docs and comments.
- We have integrated a git pre-commit hook, which will apply the CI4 code sniffer rules, and attempt to fix them. We have run all the source files through it, and any “funny” code formatting is temporary until the rules are updated.
- We welcome Natan Felles, from Brazil, to the code developer team. He has proven to be passionate, dedicated and thorough :)
Version 4.0.0-alpha.2¶
Release Date: Oct 26, 2018
Second alpha release of CodeIgniter4
- bug fixes
- features implemented
- tutorial revised
Version 4.0.0-alpha.1¶
Release Date: September 28, 2018
Rewrite of the CodeIgniter framework
- Non-code changes:
- User Guide adapted or rewritten
- System message translations repository
- Roadmap subforum for more transparent planning
- New core classes:
- CodeIgniter (bootstrap)
- Common (shared functions)
- ComposerScripts (integrate third party tools)
- Controller (base controller)
- Model (base model)
- Entity (entity encapsulation)
Some new, some old & some borrowed packages, all namespaced.


The talk of scopes and such tends to be confusing, so here are the main terms defined:
Templates operate with respect to the service that is to consume the scope. This client has two sets of audiences:
The audience here is https://demo.scitokens.org/xrootd
These are all for the audience https://demo.ncsa.illinois.edu
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https://demo.ncsa.illinois.edu
Note that this gives general read access to your home directory but restricts the write to a specific file. The template allows for subdirectories and files.


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After taking a break in July for our sprint, and in August because people were on holiday, doing fieldwork, or both, we will resume our monthly online lab meetings this month. As always, we'll hold the meeting twice to accommodate time zones, childcare commitments, and the like; the first round will be 18:30-19:30 Eastern time on Thursday, Sept 25, and the second will be 11:00-12:00 Eastern time on Friday, Sept 26. We'll post connection details and the agenda closer to the time; if you have anything you'd like included, please send us mail.
Update: we'll use this Etherpad to manage the meeting, and will post connection details there on the day.


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I am experienced in the building of innovative systems architecture via C#, ASP.Net MVC5, ASP.NET Core 3.1, .Net 5.0, .Net 6.0, ASP.NET Core Entity Framework 6, Angular 14, Electron Desktop Application, JavaScript, jQuery, Ajax, SOAP Web Services, REST API, SQL Server 2019, SQL Server Reporting Services, Oracle Database 11g, Packages, Function, Procedure, Trigger, Synonym, Job Schedular, MySQL, Bootstrap 4.1, HTML5, CSS3, Dapper, Auto Mapper, Interface, Repository Pattern, 6 Layer Architecture, Crystal & RDLC Reports. NodeJS, Firebase, Heroku, Microsoft Azure manage with blob storage, application and database. I was instrumental in structuring several internal systems comprising order entry/management tools, conversion/revenue reporting, and production workflow tracking, as well as designed custom REST APIs built-in ASP.NET Core, and NodeJS. I also successfully collaborate on solutions with our product, QA, and marketing teams to offer the best user experience to build higher customer lifetime value.
I have refined my strengths through my experience in Full Stack Developer, Where I am provided into the backend and frontend solutions. The following is a snapshot of my broader technical skills:
I have refined my strengths through my experience in Full Stack Developer, Where I am provided into the backend and frontend solutions. The following is a snapshot of my broader technical skills:
I have refined my strengths through 1.0 years of experience in Developing Software, where I provided solutions in database technology, programming, operating systems. The following is a snapshot of my broader technical skills:
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The second tab of the dialog shows any images that are specified for the taxon in the knowledge-base. If more than one image is referenced for this taxon in the knowledge-base, you can change the image by clicking on one of the camera icons at the top of the image (there is one to represent each image). The camera icons become visible when you move your mouse cursor over the top of the image. Alternatively use the left and right arrows, visible when you move your mouse cursor to the left or right of the image, to move forward and backward through the image group. If you are using a touch device, turn image changing controls on/off by performing a press.
You can zoom in and out of an image by using your mouse wheel. When an image is zoomed in, you can pan it by dragging the image with your mouse. (Use pinch and drag gestures on a touch device to achieve the same result.)
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If only a single text file is referenced, it is simply displayed as supplied. If more than one text file is supplied, then they are listed in a drop-down list at the top of the text display area and you can switch between them by selecting the one you want to see.
The character states specified against a taxon in the knowledge-base are shown in a table layout. Character state values shown in bold text correspond to characters that can be used for input in the visualisations. Characters state values shown in normal weight text correspond to characters that are provided for information only.


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This is the collection of links to our software.
- Documentary: documentation pre-processor with example and output embedding, JSX components, tables of content and more. GitHub Documentary1.27.2
https://readme.page
- Usually: the library to show users how to use CLI programs, which prints description, overall line, an example and a description of each individual flag. Integrates with Argufy to read auto-generated usage based on the arguments information stored in arguments.xml file. GitHub Usually1.2.0
- Argufy: the library to parse command-line arguments to CLI programs according to a configuration object. Supports short-hand flags, boolean/numbers, commands (arguments without a flag) and multiple commands. It is also a command-line utility that allows to store arguments in arguments.xml file for automatic generation of a JavaScript file that exports extracted arguments that is compatible with Google Closure Compiler. Compatible with Documentary that prints all arguments in a table. GitHub Argufy1.7.0
- Depack: the module bundler for Node.JS and front-end JavaScript programs using Google Closure Compiler. GitHub Depack0.0.1
- Typal: The types management system that keeps typedefs in a separate types.xml file (or multiple files) and allows to embed them into JavaScript files in the format understood both by VSCode and Google Closure Compiler. Also generates externs for GCC and allows to place markdown tables into README.md documentation when used with Documentary. GitHub Typal1.13.0
https://typedef.page
- @Goa/Koa: The Koa2 web-server compiled with Google Closure Compiler to prove the concept that it is now possible to put all 30 dependencies of a package together and distribute them as a single source code file. The single left dependency is mime-db so that upgrades to that package automatically propagate the the server. GitHub @Goa/Koa1.1.0
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IntroductionBy default HttpClient is configured to provide maximum reliability and standards compliance rather than raw performance. There are several configuration options and optimization techniques which can significantly improve the performance of HttpClient. This document outlines various techniques to achieve maximum HttpClient performance. Reuse the HttpClient instanceGenerally it is recommended to have a single instance of HttpClient per communication component or even per application. However, if the application makes use of HttpClient only very infrequently, and keeping an idle instance of HttpClient in memory is not warranted, it is highly recommended to explicitly shut down the multithreaded connection manager prior to disposing the HttpClient instance. This will ensure proper closure of all HTTP connections in the connection pool. Connection persistenceHttpClient always does its best to reuse connections. Connection persistence is enabled by default and requires no configuration. Under some situations this can lead to leaked connections and therefore lost resources. The easiest way to disable connection persistence is to provide or extend a connection manager that force-closes connections upon release in the releaseConnection method. Concurrent execution of HTTP methodsIf the application logic allows for execution of multiple HTTP requests concurrently (e.g. multiple requests against various sites, or multiple requests representing different user identities), the use of a dedicated thread per HTTP session can result in a significant performance gain. HttpClient is fully thread-safe when used with a thread-safe connection manager such as MultiThreadedHttpConnectionManager. Please note that each respective thread of execution must have a local instance of HttpMethod and can have a local instance of HttpState or/and HostConfiguration to represent a specific host configuration and conversational state. At the same time the HttpClient instance and connection manager should be shared among all threads for maximum efficiency. For details on using multiple threads with HttpClient please refer to the HttpClient Threading Guide. Request/Response entity streamingHttpClient is capable of efficient request/response body streaming. Large entities may be submitted or received without being buffered in memory. This is especially critical if multiple HTTP methods may be executed concurrently. While there are convenience methods to deal with entities such as strings or byte arrays, their use is discouraged. Unless used carefully they can easily lead to out of memory conditions, since they imply buffering of the complete entity in memory. Response streaming: It is recommended to consume the HTTP response body as a stream of bytes/characters using HttpMethod#getResponseBodyAsStream method. The use of HttpMethod#getResponseBody and HttpMethod#getResponseBodyAsString are strongly discouraged. HttpClient httpclient = new HttpClient(); GetMethod httpget = new GetMethod("http://www.myhost.com/"); try { httpclient.executeMethod(httpget); Reader reader = new InputStreamReader( httpget.getResponseBodyAsStream(), httpget.getResponseCharSet()); // consume the response entity } finally { httpget.releaseConnection(); } Request streaming: The main difficulty encountered when streaming request bodies is that some entity enclosing methods need to be retried due to an authentication failure or an I/O failure. Obviously non-buffered entities cannot be reread and resubmitted. The recommended approach is to create a custom RequestEntity capable of reconstructing the underlying input stream. public class FileRequestEntity implements RequestEntity { private File file = null; public FileRequestEntity(File file) { super(); this.file = file; } public boolean isRepeatable() { return true; } public String getContentType() { return "text/plain; charset=UTF-8"; } public void writeRequest(OutputStream out) throws IOException { InputStream in = new FileInputStream(this.file); try { int l; byte[] buffer = new byte[1024]; while ((l = in.read(buffer)) != -1) { out.write(buffer, 0, l); } } finally { in.close(); } } public long getContentLength() { return file.length(); } } File myfile = new File("myfile.txt"); PostMethod httppost = new PostMethod("/stuff"); httppost.setRequestEntity(new FileRequestEntity(myfile)); Expect-continue handshakeThe purpose of the HTTP 100 (Continue) status is to allow a client sending a request entity to determine if the target server is willing to accept the request (based on the request headers) before the client sends the request entity. It is highly inefficient for the client to send the request entity if the server will reject the request without looking at the body. Authentication failures are the most common reason for the request to be rejected based on the request headers alone. Therefore, use of the 'Expect-continue' handshake is especially recommended with those target servers that require HTTP authentication. For proxied requests caution must be taken as older HTTP/1.0 proxies may be unable to correctly handle the 'Expect-continue' handshake. See the http.protocol.expect-continue parameter documentation for more information. Stale connection checkHTTP specification permits both the client and the server to terminate a persistent (keep-alive) connection at any time without notice to the counterpart, thus rendering the connection invalid or stale. By default HttpClient performs a check, just prior to executing a request, to determine if the active connection is stale. The cost of this operation is about 15-30 ms, depending on the JRE used. Disabling stale connection check may result in slight performance improvement, especially for small payload responses, at the risk of getting an I/O error when executing a request over a connection that has been closed at the server side. See the http.connection.stalecheck parameter documentation for more information. Cookie processingIf an application, such as web spider, does not need to maintain conversational state with the target server, a small performance gain can made by disabling cookie processing. For details on cookie processing please to the HttpClient Cookies Guide. |


Man seriously injured in east-end stabbing
by Joshua Freeman, CP24.comA young man has been rushed to hospital with serious injuries after being stabbed in the city’s east end.
Paramedics responded to a call at Queen Street and Broadview Avenue at around 8:10 p.m.
The victim was found suffering from serious injuries and was transported to a trauma centre.
According to Toronto police, the victim was injured elsewhere and made his way over to the spot where he was found. A TTC employee located the victim, police said.
There is no information about suspects so far.