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Slap the dog because cats rule. Enslave the hooman. Time to go zooooom meow meow we are 3 small kittens sleeping most of our time, we are around 15 weeks old i think, i don’t know i can’t count so thug cat . Rub face on owner lies down oooo! dangly balls! jump swat swing flies so sweetly to the floor crash move on wash belly nap flop over. Howl uncontrollably for no reason. Eat fish on floor


TF Graph example sizes.
Initialized with data.
Initializes with data and labels.
Initializes with data and labels, overflowing labels.
Small demo, setting height/width=0.2, and
height/width=0.1.
Different sizes, illustrate font hidden if too small.
Initialize with data and colors.
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Illustrate min-slice-width setting.
Not yet implemented.
Dynamically adding chart to existing SVG.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 2
A decadent and creamy scallop dish with a crispy cabbage garnish – ideal as a romantic starter for two.
Preheat the oven to 110C/90C Fan/Gas ¼.
Remove the roes and blend three with 1 tablespoon of the butter in a food processor until smooth. Place in the fridge.
Dry the remaining three roes in the oven for 5 hours. Blend into a fine powder and store in a screw-top jar until needed.
Heat 1 tablespoon of the butter in a large saucepan and gently fry the shallot for 5 minutes, or until soft and translucent. Add the rice to the pan and stir until the grains are coated in butter.
Pour in the wine and cook until evaporated. Add the hot stock a ladleful at a time, stirring constantly, until the liquid has evaporated. Continue until the stock is used up and the rice is al dente (this will take about 20 minutes).
Stir in the roe butter and Parmesan and cook for 2 further minutes. Place a lid on and set aside.
Fry the scallops in the remaining butter for 2–3 minutes on each side, or until just cooked through.
Meanwhile, blanch the cabbage in boiling salted water for 2 minutes and refresh in iced water, then drain well. Cut out six circles and fry in the oil until crisp.
Serve the risotto garnished with the crispy cabbage and scallops and eat immediately.


7.6. Inline FunctionsRecall the function we wrote on page 248 that returned a reference to the shorter of its two string parameters: // find longer of two strings const string &shorterString(const string &s1, const string &s2) { return s1.size() < s2.size() ? s1 : s2; } The benefits of defining a function for such a small operation include:
There is, however, one potential drawback to making shorterString a function: Calling a function is slower than evaluating the equivalent expression. On most machines, a function call does a lot of work: registers are saved before the call and restored after the return; the arguments are copied; and the program branches to a new location. inline Functions Avoid Function Call OverheadA function specified as inline (usually) is expanded "in line" at each point in the program in which it is invoked. Assuming we made shorterString an inline function, then this call cout << shorterString(s1, s2) << endl; would be expanded during compilation into something like cout << (s1.size() < s2.size() ? s1 : s2) << endl; The run-time overhead of making shorterString a function is thus removed. We can define shorterString as an inline function by specifying the keyword inline before the function's return type: // inline version: find longer of two strings inline const string & shorterString(const string &s1, const string &s2) { return s1.size() < s2.size() ? s1 : s2; }
In general, the inline mechanism is meant to optimize small, straight-line functions that are called frequently. Many compilers will not inline a recursive function. A 1,200-line function is also not likely to be explanded inline. Put inline Functions in Header Files
To expand the code of an inline function at the point of call, the compiler must have access to the function definition. The function prototype is insufficient. An inline function may be defined more than once in a program as long as the definition appears only once in a given source file and the definition is exactly the same in each source file. By putting inline functions in headers, we ensure that the same definition is used whenever the function is called and that the compiler has the function definition available at the point of call.
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MaximoRESTSDK Maximo REST SDK API developed in Swift to be used for iOS development. Installation pod 'MaximoRESTSDK' Authors Silvino Neto © 2018 Silvino Neto. All rights reserved. (Last updated: 2018-08-20) Generated by jazzy ♪♫ v0.9.3, a Realm project.


Computer Science Major at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
A Bootstrap Template Project.
A simple scrolling game done with HTML & CSS.
A Material Components and Google Maps Project.
An anime app utilizing the Studio Ghibli API.


Teacher, guard booked for making boy do 100 sit-ups in Pune
The boy was unable to stand on his feet and complained of acute stomach pain when he got home from school, the complaint said.
by PTIA case has been registered against a teacher and a security personnel of a school in Pune for allegedly making a 15-year-old student perform 100 sit-ups as punishment for not bringing a workbook, the police said on Wednesday.
In their complaint with the police, the victim’s parents have said their son, a Class X student at Mahaveer English Medium School, was asked to stand outside the classroom by his Hindi teacher, who instructed a security guard to make him do 100 sit-ups.
The boy was unable to stand on his feet and complained of acute stomach pain when he got home from school, the complaint said. When they sought an explanation from the school, the authorities asked them to visit the next day, the parents said.
“We have booked both the teacher and security guard under sections of Juvenile Justice Act,” said a police officer attached to the Swargate police station. No arrest has been made so far.
The school administration has said the boy was asked to perform only 15 to 20 sit-ups. Principal Alaknanda Sengupta said the student was asked to do sit-ups by the guard, who asked him to stop after 15 to 20 sit-ups when he complained of stomach pain.


By default panels can be closed with a swipe on the page. In this demo we show how you can also open a panel with a swipe. This not part of the framework, because in case of multiple panels we wouldn't know which one to open.
This page has two reveal menus, one at each side. Both can be opened with swipe.
This is just a landing page.
Back


--- layout: post title: Extra-mile in hot-plug device handling categories: - KDE - Software Libre tags: [] status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '2' dsq_thread_id: '2226557594' author: login: afiestas email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: afiestas first_name: Àlex last_name: Fiestas ---
Fixing mtp support for various pieces of the workspace I realized a small paper-cut I could do to improve the experience when handling external devices such pendrive or usb hard drive.
The paper cut is quite simple, before these patches we were using the "device description" for all devices, which make sense for devices always plugged into the computer for example the normal Hard Drive where your operating system is usually installed, but it doesn't make sense for removable devices.
You will understand this better and quicker with the following screenshots:
Patches are under review, if everything goes ok and I'm not breaking anything (little bit concerned about freeBSD support) will backport this to 4.9.
Cheerz !


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API Reference¶
The main statsmodels API is split into models:
statsmodels.api
: Cross-sectional models and methods. Canonically imported usingimport statsmodels.api as sm
.statsmodels.tsa.api
: Time-series models and methods. Canonically imported usingimport statsmodels.tsa.api as tsa
.statsmodels.formula.api
: A convenience interface for specifying models using formula strings and DataFrames. This API directly exposes thefrom_formula
class method of models that support the formula API. Canonically imported usingimport statsmodels.formula.api as smf
The API focuses on models and the most frequently used statistical test, and tools. Import Paths and Structure explains the design of the two API modules and how importing from the API differs from directly importing from the module where the model is defined. See the detailed topic pages in the User Guide for a complete list of available models, statistics, and tools.
statsmodels.api
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Regression¶
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Ordinary Least Squares |
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Generalized Least Squares |
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Generalized Least Squares with AR covariance structure |
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Weighted Least Squares |
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Recursive least squares |
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Rolling Ordinary Least Squares |
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Rolling Weighted Least Squares |
Imputation¶
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Bayesian Imputation using a Gaussian model. |
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Generalized Linear Mixed Model with Bayesian estimation |
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Factor analysis |
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MI performs multiple imputation using a provided imputer object. |
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Multiple Imputation with Chained Equations. |
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Wrap a data set to allow missing data handling with MICE. |
Generalized Estimating Equations¶
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Marginal Regression Model using Generalized Estimating Equations. |
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Nominal Response Marginal Regression Model using GEE. |
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Ordinal Response Marginal Regression Model using GEE |
Generalized Linear Models¶
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Generalized Linear Models |
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Generalized Additive Models (GAM) |
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Generalized Linear Mixed Model with Bayesian estimation |
Discrete and Count Models¶
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Generalized Poisson Model |
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Logit Model |
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Multinomial Logit Model |
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Poisson Model |
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Probit Model |
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Negative Binomial Model |
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Generalized Negative Binomial (NB-P) Model |
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Zero Inflated Generalized Poisson Model |
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Zero Inflated Generalized Negative Binomial Model |
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Poisson Zero Inflated Model |
Multivariate Models¶
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Multivariate Analysis of Variance |
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Principal Component Analysis |
Misc Models¶
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Linear Mixed Effects Model |
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Cox Proportional Hazards Regression Model |
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Quantile Regression |
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Robust Linear Model |
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Estimation and inference for a survival function. |
Graphics¶
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Q-Q and P-P Probability Plots |
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Plot a reference line for a qqplot. |
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Q-Q plot of the quantiles of x versus the quantiles/ppf of a distribution. |
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Q-Q Plot of two samples’ quantiles. |
Statistics¶
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Extended descriptive statistics for data |
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Extended descriptive statistics for data |
Tools¶
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Run the test suite |
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Add a column of ones to an array. |
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Load a previously saved object |
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List the versions of statsmodels and any installed dependencies |
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Opens a browser and displays online documentation |
statsmodels.tsa.api
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Statistics and Tests¶
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Calculate the autocorrelation function. |
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Estimate autocovariances. |
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Augmented Dickey-Fuller unit root test. |
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BDS Test Statistic for Independence of a Time Series |
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The cross-correlation function. |
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Calculate the crosscovariance between two series. |
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Test for no-cointegration of a univariate equation. |
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Kwiatkowski-Phillips-Schmidt-Shin test for stationarity. |
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Partial autocorrelation estimate. |
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Calculate partial autocorrelations via OLS. |
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Partial autocorrelation estimated with non-recursive yule_walker. |
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Compute Ljung-Box Q Statistic. |
Univariate Time-Series Analysis¶
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Autoregressive AR-X(p) model. |
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Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) model, and extensions |
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Seasonal AutoRegressive Integrated Moving Average with eXogenous regressors model |
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Compute information criteria for many ARMA models. |
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Simulate data from an ARMA. |
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Theoretical properties of an ARMA process for specified lag-polynomials. |
Exponential Smoothing¶
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Holt Winter’s Exponential Smoothing |
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Holt’s Exponential Smoothing |
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Simple Exponential Smoothing |
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Linear exponential smoothing models |
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ETS models. |
Multivariate Time Series Models¶
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Dynamic factor model |
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Dynamic factor model with EM algorithm; option for monthly/quarterly data. |
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Fit VAR(p) process and do lag order selection |
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Vector Autoregressive Moving Average with eXogenous regressors model |
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Fit VAR and then estimate structural components of A and B, defined: |
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Class representing a Vector Error Correction Model (VECM). |
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Univariate unobserved components time series model |
Filters and Decompositions¶
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Seasonal decomposition using moving averages. |
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Season-Trend decomposition using LOESS. |
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Filter a time series using the Baxter-King bandpass filter. |
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Christiano Fitzgerald asymmetric, random walk filter. |
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Hodrick-Prescott filter. |
Markov Regime Switching Models¶
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Markov switching regression model |
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First-order k-regime Markov switching regression model |
Forecasting¶
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Model-based forecasting using STL to remove seasonality |
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The Theta forecasting model of Assimakopoulos and Nikolopoulos (2000) |
Time-Series Tools¶
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Returns an array with lags included given an array. |
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Add a trend and/or constant to an array. |
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Detrend an array with a trend of given order along axis 0 or 1. |
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Create 2d array of lags. |
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Generate lagmatrix for 2d array, columns arranged by variables. |
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Container class for deterministic terms. |
X12/X13 Interface¶
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Perform x13-arima analysis for monthly or quarterly data. |
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Perform automatic seasonal ARIMA order identification using x12/x13 ARIMA. |
statsmodels.formula.api
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Models¶
The function descriptions of the methods exposed in the formula API are generic. See the documentation for the parent model for details.
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a proportional hazards regression model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |
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Create a Model from a formula and dataframe. |


Chapter 2, "Search inside yourself" by Chade Meng-Tan
Meditation is a mental training. There are many types of meditation designed to train different faculties of the mind. The most importatnt in meditation is to gets you to a state where your mind is relaxed and alert at the same time.
Experience without judging or reacting.
Whatever it is that you are experiencing, just experience it. Do not judge it to be good or bad. If it is possible, try not to react to it. If you have to react try to take five breaths before reacting. The more we are able to create space between stimulus and reaction, the more control we will have over our emotional lives.


About me
- I am originally from Birmingham, MI. Which is a part of the Detroit metropolitian area. I attended Wylie E. Groves Highschool and graduated in 2011.
- -I attended Michigan State University in 2011 and I graduated from their in 2015. I graduated with a major in Marketing and a minor in IT.
- -My interestes include working out, all kinds of sports, and technology. My friends consider me to be the "tech guy."


Here's a list of some projects that I have created with active links
Makeup cam is a photo-editing application that lets one apply different effects to their pictures,making them look like they have all kinds of makeup on.
Xender is an application that connects two or more smartphones to share photos,applications and other media.It uses java as its language.
Photogrid is a way for one to showcase larger groups of photos within a page in a grid format.
An applock is a security feature that sits above other apps and it prevents access to your apps without a password.
I am Catherine and I come from a very humble background.I studied at St.Clare of Assisi secondary school and have lately joined the Moringa school to learn about coding .The reason as to why i've decide to learn programming after my high school is because programming forces one to collaborate with others and solve problems in an effectively and productively way and it also gives one sence of energy to really pursue some goals in life.


Class Mandrill_Webhooks
Located at Mandrill/Webhooks.php
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getList( )
Get the list of all webhooks defined on the account Get the list of all webhooks defined on the account Returnsarray the webhooks associated with the account - return[] struct the inidividual webhook info - id integer a unique integer indentifier for the webhook - url string The URL that the event data will be posted to - events array The message events that will be posted to the hook - events[] string the individual message event (send, hard_bounce, soft_bounce, open, click, spam, unsub, or reject) - created_at string the date and time that the webhook was created as a UTC string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format - last_sent_at string the date and time that the webhook last successfully received events as a UTC string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format - batches_sent integer the number of event batches that have ever been sent to this webhook - events_sent integer the total number of events that have ever been sent to this webhook - last_error string if we've ever gotten an error trying to post to this webhook, the last error that we've seen |
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add( string $url, array $events = array() )
Add a new webhook Add a new webhook Parameters
Returnsstruct the information saved about the new webhook - id integer a unique integer indentifier for the webhook - url string The URL that the event data will be posted to - events array The message events that will be posted to the hook - events[] string the individual message event (send, hard_bounce, soft_bounce, open, click, spam, unsub, or reject) - created_at string the date and time that the webhook was created as a UTC string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format - last_sent_at string the date and time that the webhook last successfully received events as a UTC string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format - batches_sent integer the number of event batches that have ever been sent to this webhook - events_sent integer the total number of events that have ever been sent to this webhook - last_error string if we've ever gotten an error trying to post to this webhook, the last error that we've seen |
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info( integer $id )
Given the ID of an existing webhook, return the data about it Given the ID of an existing webhook, return the data about it Parameters
Returnsstruct the information about the webhook - id integer a unique integer indentifier for the webhook - url string The URL that the event data will be posted to - events array The message events that will be posted to the hook - events[] string the individual message event (send, hard_bounce, soft_bounce, open, click, spam, unsub, or reject) - created_at string the date and time that the webhook was created as a UTC string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format - last_sent_at string the date and time that the webhook last successfully received events as a UTC string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format - batches_sent integer the number of event batches that have ever been sent to this webhook - events_sent integer the total number of events that have ever been sent to this webhook - last_error string if we've ever gotten an error trying to post to this webhook, the last error that we've seen |
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update( integer $id, string $url, array $events = array() )
Update an existing webhook Update an existing webhook Parameters
Returnsstruct the information for the updated webhook - id integer a unique integer indentifier for the webhook - url string The URL that the event data will be posted to - events array The message events that will be posted to the hook - events[] string the individual message event (send, hard_bounce, soft_bounce, open, click, spam, unsub, or reject) - created_at string the date and time that the webhook was created as a UTC string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format - last_sent_at string the date and time that the webhook last successfully received events as a UTC string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format - batches_sent integer the number of event batches that have ever been sent to this webhook - events_sent integer the total number of events that have ever been sent to this webhook - last_error string if we've ever gotten an error trying to post to this webhook, the last error that we've seen |
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delete( integer $id )
Delete an existing webhook Delete an existing webhook Parameters
Returnsstruct the information for the deleted webhook - id integer a unique integer indentifier for the webhook - url string The URL that the event data will be posted to - events array The message events that will be posted to the hook - events[] string the individual message event (send, hard_bounce, soft_bounce, open, click, spam, unsub, or reject) - created_at string the date and time that the webhook was created as a UTC string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format - last_sent_at string the date and time that the webhook last successfully received events as a UTC string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format - batches_sent integer the number of event batches that have ever been sent to this webhook - events_sent integer the total number of events that have ever been sent to this webhook - last_error string if we've ever gotten an error trying to post to this webhook, the last error that we've seen |


{% load staticfiles %} {% load tz %} {% block saml_content %} {% if not user_details.NIH_username or not user_details.NIH_active %} {# No eRA account, no dbGaP #} {% if not user_details.NIH_username %}
Apply for dbGaP Authorized Access to access underlying Level 1 genomics data.
Associate with eRA Commons Account {% else %} Log in with your NIH identity: {{ user_details.NIH_username }} Unlink {{ user_details.email }} from the NIH identity: {{ user_details.NIH_username }} {% endif %} Learn More {% elif not user_details.dbGaP_authorized %} {# no dbGaP #}eRA Account Authenticated
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--- title: Paired line plots author: Jeff Walker date: '2019-01-22' slug: paired-line-plots categories: - ggplot tags: - fake data - repeated measures output: blogdown::html_page: toc: true ---
ggplot scripts to draw figures like those in the Dynamic Ecology post Paired line plots (a.k.a. “reaction norms”) to visualize Likert data
library(ggplot2)
library(ggpubr)
library(data.table)
set.seed(3)
n <- 40
self <- rbinom(n, 5, 0.25) + 1
others <- self + rbinom(n, 3, 0.5)
fd <- data.table(id=factor(rep(1:n, 2)),
who=factor(rep(c("self", "others"), each=n)),
stigma <- c(self, others))
The students are identified by the column “id”. Each students’ two responses (“self” and “others”) are joined by a line using geom_line(), which knows who to join with the “group=id” statement in the aes function in line 1. The alpha setting draws transparent lines (alpha=1 is opaque) so the more lines that are superimposed the darker the line. The lines are slightly jittered in the vertical direction so that overlapping lines appear wider.
jitter_mag <- 0.03
gg <- ggplot(data=fd, aes(x=who, y=stigma, group=id)) +
geom_line(size=1,
alpha=0.3,
position=position_jitter(w=0, h=jitter_mag)) +
ylab("Amount of stigma (1=low, 6=high)") +
xlab("Responding about views of others or self") +
theme_pubr() +
NULL
gg


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fun show(): Unit |
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FILM TITLE: A WOMAN'S TALE DIRECTOR: PAUL COX COUNTRY: AUSTRALIA 1992 CAST: Sheila Florance, Gosia Dobrowoslka, Norman Kaye SUPER FEATURES: WOW....WOW CINEMATOGRAPHY BY: Nino Martinetti
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Every once in a while, we get to see a film which just simply knocks your socks off.
AND IT TAKES A NICE OLD LADY TO DO IT.
This is the story of an old woman, who is spending the last years of her life attended by a nurse, who has a special liking to the feisty old lady. The old lady is independent, a true lover of nature, despite her really sad story in the middle of the war. And as usual, the old lady has her squabbles with the landlord, and the son, until he realizes that the old lady is right.
In the meantime, the old lady is up to her enjoyable adventures during the day, which as it really turns out, are her escapes from the horrible events which she has endured. But it doesn't matter, she has a liking for helping people, and even has a boyfriend, and wants the nurse to make sure they make love in her bed after she dies. And of all the oddities, she smokes, not because she is nervous, but because she loves it, and a restaurant owner gets the brunt of her opinion on the matter and that is that.
One day she falls, is taken to the hospital, and found out to have cancer, with a very probable chance of survival three months at best. She promises a young nurse to be out of the hospital, and does get out, because she can do all the exercises in the ward, and has earned the nickname of rabbit.  But he has to give in because the old lady has something over him, a certain ability to put him in the right place. And there she does die, with one last shot of morphine..... you must keep the love alive.....
What the film does not say afterwards, is that this old lady, Sheila Florance, won the Australian Oscar last year, and a week later died of cancer. The film was her crowning achievement in a lifelong dedication to an artform that she believed to the very end. Even in the process of playing a character, this old woman still sits naked on a bathtub, where she has her memories of the horrible past.
 There are some truly funny moments... talking about aging, and how the bird is seven years old ( quite old for a bird ) and the sucker doesn't have a single grey feather..... and many other moments which really shake one's heart. In the meantime she tries to save someone else from suicide over the radio, and even manage to help many of her aged friends, who really have lost the desire to live, which she definitely has not.
It is not only difficult to do something like this, it is also a magnanimous gesture, and the director should be commended for this very beautiful film. It's hard to tell where the film ends and the real Sheila starts, but it doesn't matter. It all fits in together so tightly woven, so pretty, that there aren't enough tapestries in life that look this good and cry the creed of love so clearly, as this film does....................
SUPERB FILM.
TRULLY STUNNING.
HARD TO FIND A BAD MOMENT IN THIS FILM.
5 GIBLOONS out of 5
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HELLO AND WELCOME TO SLITHER I.O TODAY YOU WILL BE LEARNING ABOUT THE AWESOME WAYS TO PLAY AND WHY TO PLAY THE GAME
This is teaching you how to survive a time when someone is surrounding you. as you can see in the first picture the pinnkish guy is showing what NOT to do. you head stays too big and it will hit the side of the guy evan if you keep on doing it. the rainbow guy is keeping the bigger one from closing off space whitch gives you a higer percentage of killing him or her.


Computer Science | Psychology | Human Comp. Interaction
My name is Marisa DePasquale. I graduated from Stony Brook University in December 2017 with a double major in computer science and psychology.
Cognitive development intrigues me. I'm continuously searching for ways to integrate my knowledge of psychology in my code and my coding environment. People are important and so are the people I work with. Understanding how my peers and end users process information is essential for creating successful code.
I'm a dabbler. I jump around different technologies to see what the world has to offer. So far it has drawn me towards UI/UX development. I'm continously learning about good design and developing my own style. I am, however, striving to become a full stack developer.
I currently spend my time studying but outside of that I teach students how to code in Scratch,
Python, and HTML. I have worked with kids ranging from 7 to 15 and no one is too young to learn how to code. I have also
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Teaching has opened my eyes to the capabilities and aspirations (or in some cases lack thereof) that children have.
I hope to carry the skills that I've learned teaching throughout every aspect in my life.


[attributes] --- label: July 2019 update of the WDPA layout: template-resource target_page: categories: - Updates & News is_published: true position: 52 [date_not_null published_date] 2019-07-01 00:00:00 UTC [categories topics] [categories types] [file resource_file] [text social-title] [text social-description] [text_custom summary] The total number of protected area records in the July 2019 release of the World Database on Protected Areas (WDPA) is 242,837 comprising 222,080 polygons and 20,757 points, covering 245 countries and territories. [text resource_link_text] [text resource_link_url] [text resource_file_title] [text display_version_alert] 1 [wysiwyg content]
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Costa Rica: Complete update of national level protected area records in Costa Rica, resulting in the addition of 24 polygon records and the removal of 47 records. The new polygons comprise 21 records for sites designated as 'national wildlife refuges' (covering a combined area of 80 km2), two sites designated under 'marine management areas' ('Montes submarinos' covers 9,622 km2) and a site designated as 'protected zone' (Las Baulas de Guanacaste').
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Citation: UNEP-WCMC (2019). Protected areas map of the world, June 2019 Available at: www.protectedplanet.net
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Korea (Republic of): Under review by UNEP-WCMC
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Story: Beating a stone on the ground
Beating a stone on the ground
Title
Beating a stone on the ground
Collection
Summary
Beating a stone upon the ground protects the people from lightning. Only women beat stones on the ground. !nanni's (?) paternal grandmother did this and said 'Fall into the water!' and the lightning (or rain) fell into the water.
Comments
1) The |xam are also recorded as beating stones on the ground when praying (see |nu-!ke or magicians who have died still possess power, and ≠kamme-an's prayer to them in |xam Book V-11), 2) This story is found in Book XI & XII-4
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Date
8 February 1880
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Custom and daily life, History (personal)
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stone (beating it on the ground) , stone (and praying for rain) , stone (and rainmaking) , beating a stone on the ground (the women say 'Fall into the water!') , beating a stone on the ground (makes the rain fall) , beating a stone on the ground (protects people from lightning) , beating a stone on the ground (makes the lightning or rain go into the water) , beating a stone on the ground (women do it but not men) , beating a stone on the ground (and !nanni's maternal grandmother) , beating a stone on the ground (and praying for rain) , beating a stone on the ground (!nanni's paternal grandmother did this) , !nanni (his paternal grandmother beat a stone on the ground) , rain (-making and the !kun) , rain (protection from) , rain (rituals relating to) , rain (and beating a stone on the ground) , rain (women say 'Fall into the water!') , rain (and protection from lightning) , lightning (protection from) , lightning (and rainmaking) , lightning (and beating a stone on the ground) , lightning (women say 'Fall into the water!') , women (and beating a stone on the ground) , women (and praying for rain) , women (say 'Fall into the water!') , women (and protection from the rain) , prayer (and women) , prayer (and beating a stone on the ground)
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src/common/history.js
// https://github.com/ReactTraining/history
"use strict";
const resolvePathname = require("resolve-pathname/umd/resolve-pathname");
const warning = require("./warning");
const createPath = location => {
const { pathname, search, hash } = location;
let path = pathname || "/";
if (search && search !== "?")
path += search.charAt(0) === "?" ? search : `?${search}`;
if (hash && hash !== "#") path += hash.charAt(0) === "#" ? hash : `#${hash}`;
return path;
};
const parsePath = path => {
let pathname = path || "/";
let search = "";
let hash = "";
const hashIndex = pathname.indexOf("#");
if (hashIndex !== -1) {
hash = pathname.substr(hashIndex);
pathname = pathname.substr(0, hashIndex);
}
const searchIndex = pathname.indexOf("?");
if (searchIndex !== -1) {
search = pathname.substr(searchIndex);
pathname = pathname.substr(0, searchIndex);
}
return {
pathname,
search: search === "?" ? "" : search,
hash: hash === "#" ? "" : hash
};
};
const createLocation = (path, state, key, currentLocation) => {
let location;
if (typeof path === "string") {
// Two-arg form: push(path, state)
location = parsePath(path);
location.state = state;
} else {
// One-arg form: push(location)
location = Object.assign({}, path);
if (location.pathname === undefined) location.pathname = "";
if (location.search) {
if (location.search.charAt(0) !== "?")
location.search = "?" + location.search;
} else {
location.search = "";
}
if (location.hash) {
if (location.hash.charAt(0) !== "#") location.hash = "#" + location.hash;
} else {
location.hash = "";
}
if (state !== undefined && location.state === undefined)
location.state = state;
}
try {
location.pathname = decodeURI(location.pathname);
} catch (e) {
if (e instanceof URIError) {
throw new URIError(
'Pathname "' +
location.pathname +
'" could not be decoded. ' +
"This is likely caused by an invalid percent-encoding."
);
} else {
throw e;
}
}
if (key) location.key = key;
if (currentLocation) {
// Resolve incomplete/relative pathname relative to current location.
if (!location.pathname) {
location.pathname = currentLocation.pathname;
} else if (location.pathname.charAt(0) !== "/") {
location.pathname = resolvePathname(
location.pathname,
currentLocation.pathname
);
}
} else {
// When there is no prior location and pathname is empty, set it to /
if (!location.pathname) {
location.pathname = "/";
}
}
return location;
};
const createTransitionManager = require("./createTransitionManager");
const clamp = (n, lowerBound, upperBound) =>
Math.min(Math.max(n, lowerBound), upperBound);
/**
* Creates a history object that stores locations in memory.
* @ignore
* @return {History}
*/
const createMemoryHistory = (props = {}) => {
const {
getUserConfirmation,
initialEntries = ["/"],
initialIndex = 0,
keyLength = 6
} = props;
const transitionManager = createTransitionManager();
const setState = nextState => {
Object.assign(history, nextState);
history.length = history.entries.length;
transitionManager.notifyListeners(history.location, history.action);
};
const createKey = () =>
Math.random()
.toString(36)
.substr(2, keyLength);
const index = clamp(initialIndex, 0, initialEntries.length - 1);
const entries = initialEntries.map(
entry =>
typeof entry === "string"
? createLocation(entry, undefined, createKey())
: createLocation(entry, undefined, entry.key || createKey())
);
// Public interface
const createHref = createPath;
const push = (path, state) => {
warning(
!(
typeof path === "object" &&
path.state !== undefined &&
state !== undefined
),
"You should avoid providing a 2nd state argument to push when the 1st " +
"argument is a location-like object that already has state; it is ignored"
);
const action = "PUSH";
const location = createLocation(path, state, createKey(), history.location);
transitionManager.confirmTransitionTo(
location,
action,
getUserConfirmation,
ok => {
if (!ok) return;
const prevIndex = history.index;
const nextIndex = prevIndex + 1;
const nextEntries = history.entries.slice(0);
if (nextEntries.length > nextIndex) {
nextEntries.splice(
nextIndex,
nextEntries.length - nextIndex,
location
);
} else {
nextEntries.push(location);
}
setState({
action,
location,
index: nextIndex,
entries: nextEntries
});
}
);
};
const replace = (path, state) => {
warning(
!(
typeof path === "object" &&
path.state !== undefined &&
state !== undefined
),
"You should avoid providing a 2nd state argument to replace when the 1st " +
"argument is a location-like object that already has state; it is ignored"
);
const action = "REPLACE";
const location = createLocation(path, state, createKey(), history.location);
transitionManager.confirmTransitionTo(
location,
action,
getUserConfirmation,
ok => {
if (!ok) return;
history.entries[history.index] = location;
setState({ action, location });
}
);
};
const go = n => {
const nextIndex = clamp(history.index + n, 0, history.entries.length - 1);
const action = "POP";
const location = history.entries[nextIndex];
transitionManager.confirmTransitionTo(
location,
action,
getUserConfirmation,
ok => {
if (ok) {
setState({
action,
location,
index: nextIndex
});
} else {
// Mimic the behavior of DOM histories by
// causing a render after a cancelled POP.
setState();
}
}
);
};
const goBack = () => go(-1);
const goForward = () => go(1);
const clear = () => {
history.index = 0;
history.entries = [];
history.length = 0;
};
const rollback = () => {
history.entries.pop();
history.length = history.length;
history.index--;
};
const silencePush = (path, state) => {
const action = "PUSH";
const location = createLocation(path, state, createKey(), history.location);
history.entries.push(location);
history.length = history.length;
history.index++;
};
const canGo = n => {
const nextIndex = history.index + n;
return nextIndex >= 0 && nextIndex < history.entries.length;
};
const block = (prompt = false) => transitionManager.setPrompt(prompt);
const listen = listener => transitionManager.appendListener(listener);
/**
* @type History
*/
const history = {
length: entries.length,
action: "POP",
location: entries[index],
index,
entries,
createHref,
push,
silencePush,
replace,
rollback,
go,
clear,
goBack,
goForward,
canGo,
block,
listen
};
return history;
};
module.exports = createMemoryHistory;


I am beautiful if you've been here before. I'm never getting rid of you.' And I said to the guy on the floor [after that]: 'I just want you to know how much of a hit I'm getting.' That whole night I think I got slapped or thrown, whatever.


Emperor Penguin
They mate with one couple for a season, but the next year they will probably mate with another penguin.
- Scientific name:Aptenodytes forsteri
- Average Length: 1.2 meters
- Average Lifespan: 20 years
- Habitat: Antarctic Continent
Emperors are the largest of all penguins.These flightless animals live on the Antarctic ice and in the frigid surrounding waters. They are mostly known for their parenting. While the male penguin protects the egg, the female penguin goes to find food and returns with a full belly.


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| native JS | getChannelData |
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The four buttons implement four different processes for inputting audio data into an AudioContext. Two of them are executed in native JS event handlers, and two call into Rust-generated WASM that leverages web-sys. Two of them use getChannelData
to get a Float32Array
and copy data into that typed array, and two of them use copyToChannel
to hand data to buffers.
It should be noted that some browsers don't implement copyToChannel
(mobile safari, I'm lookin' at you), so both the native JS and the web-sys WASM versions will fail to produce audio.
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A Victorious Union
by Oliver Optic
Chapter IX: “The Departure of the Tallahatchie”
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- Year Published: 1893
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Optic, O. (1893). A Victorious Union. Boston, MA: Lee and Shepherd Publishers.
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 9.0
- Word Count: 2,172
- Genre: Adventure
- Keywords: 19th century literature, american literature, blue and the gray, civil war
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The fog, which had been coming and going during the whole of the night, had now lifted so that everything in the vicinity of the fort could be seen; but across the point, down the ship channel, it was dense, dark, and black. The wind was fresh from the south-west, which rolled up the fog banks, and then rolled them away. Such was the atmospheric condition near Mobile Point, and Christy believed it was the same at the southward. He thought it probable that the commander of the Tallahatchie would wait for a more favorable time than the present appeared to be before he got under way.
“All hands to the forecastle,” he called to the men on the cotton bales.
All of them, knowing his voice as well as they knew their own names, hastened to answer to the call.
“We have to heave up the anchor with a windlass, Mr. Graines,” said he to the engineer. “We had better get the hang of it while we have time to do so. Ship the handspikes, my men.”
Doubtless all of them had worked a windlass before, for every one of them was an able seaman, which had been one of the elements in their selection, and they went to work very handily. A turn or two was given, which started the vessel ahead, showing that the anchor was not hove entirely short. Graines went to the bow, and reported a considerable slant of the cable with the surface of the water. Christy ordered the six seamen to work the windlass, with French to take in the slack. They continued to heave over with the handspikes for some time longer.
“Cable up and down, sir,” reported Graines.
“Avast heaving!” added the lieutenant; and he had taken the command, paying no attention to the fact that he was the second mate under the new order of things, and the engineer did not remind him that he was the chief officer. “Let off the cable a couple of notches, so that the anchor will not break out. Make fast to the bitts, French, but don’t foul it with the towline.”
“We are all right now,” said Graines, as he moved aft from the heel of the bowsprit.
“What time is it now?” asked the lieutenant. “Bring that lantern forward, Lines.”
“Ten minutes of three,” replied the engineer, holding his watch up to the light.
“The fog is settling down again, and I have no doubt the captain of the steamer will get under way at about the hour named,” said Christy, putting his hand on the wire towline, and giving it a shake, to assure himself that it was all clear. “Now, Mr. Graines, or rather, Mr. Balker, as you are the mate and I am only the second mate, I think you had better go aft and see that all goes well there.”
“Very well, Mr. Sandman; I will leave you in charge of the forecastle,” replied the engineer, with a light laugh; but they had been boys together, and understood each other perfectly.
“Captain Sullendine is the only dangerous man on board, and I think you had better look after him,” added Christy. “If there is any lock on the door of his stateroom, it would be well to turn the key.”
“I will look after him at once, sir,” answered Graines, as he leaped upon the cotton bales and made his way to the quarter-deck.
On the way he examined the condition of Sopsy, and found him snoring like a roaring lion, in an uneasy position. He turned him over on his side, and then went to the lair of Bokes, who was in the same condition; and he concluded that neither of them would come to his senses for a couple of hours at least.
Captain Sullendine had been assisted to a comfortable position when he turned in, and he was sleeping with nothing to disturb him. There was no lock on the door, and Graines could not turn the key. The interior of the cabin was finished in the most primitive manner, for the vessel had not been built to accommodate passengers. The door of the captain’s stateroom was made of inch and a half boards, with three battens, and the handle was an old-fashioned bow-latch. There was a heavy bolt on the inside, as though the apartment had been built to enable the master to fortify himself in case of a mutiny.
The engineer could not fasten the door with any of the fixtures on it; but it opened inward, as is generally the case on shipboard, and this fact suggested to the ingenious officer the means of securing it even more effectually than it could have been done with a lock and key. In the pantry he found a rolling-pin, which the cook must have left there for some other purpose.
This implement he applied to the bow-handle of the fixture on the door. It would not fit the iron loop, but he whittled it down on one side with his pocket-knife till he made it fit exactly in its place with some hard pressure. But shaking the door might cause it to drop out, and he completed the job by lashing it to the handle of the door with a lanyard he had in his pocket. When he had finished his work he was confident the captain could not get out of his room unless he broke down the door, which he lacked the means to accomplish.
“West Wind, ahoy!” shouted some one from the stern of the steamer before the engineer had completed his work in the cabin.
Christy thought that French’s voice was a better imitation of Captain Sullendine’s than his own, and he directed him to reply to the hail, telling him what to say.
“On board the Tallahatchie!” returned the seaman at the lieutenant’s dictation.
“Are you all ready?” shouted the same officer.
“All ready, sir!” replied French.
“Captain Rombold will get under way in five minutes!” called the speaker on the stern of the steamer. “Wait for three short whistles, and then heave up your anchor!”
“Understood, and all right,” added the spokesman of the West Wind.
“Captain Rombold!” exclaimed Christy to himself, as he heard for the first time the name of the commander of the Tallahatchie.
The lieutenant, acting as the servant of the French detective at St. George’s in the Bermudas, had seen Captain Rombold, and had heard him converse for an hour with Mr. Gilfleur, when he was in command of the Dornoch, which had been captured by the Chateaugay, on board of which Christy was a passenger. He was known to be a very able and brave officer, and his defeat was owing more to the heavier metal of the loyal ship than to any lack of skill or courage on the part of the Confederate commander. The last the young officer knew about him, he was a prisoner of war in New York, and had doubtless been exchanged for some loyal officer of equal rank, for the enemy had plenty of them on hand.
“Man the windlass, my lads,” said Christy in a quiet tone, though he was still thinking of the commander of the steamer which was to tow out the schooner.
While he was waiting for the three short whistles, Graines came forward and reported in what manner he had secured the captain, and that the two men on the cotton bales were still insensible.
“You may be sure the captain will not come out of his stateroom until we let him out,” added the engineer; and Christy proceeded to explain what had passed between the schooner and the steamer.
“The Tallahatchie has one of the ablest commanders that sail the ocean, for I have seen and know him,” continued the lieutenant. “It is Captain Rombold, now or formerly, of the British Navy. He is a gentleman and a scholar, as well as a brave and skilful officer.”
“Then Captain Breaker may have his hands full before he captures the steamer,” added the engineer.
“He certainly will; but a great deal depends upon the weight of the Tallahatchie’s metal.”
“We shall soon have a chance to judge of that.”
“I should like to know something more about this steamer, though my father’s letter gives us the principal details; but we have no time now to examine her,” continued Christy.
“Who’s that?” demanded Graines, as he saw a man walking forward over the bales of cotton.
It proved to be Bokes, who had slept off a part of the effects of the debauch; but Sopsy had probably consumed a large portion of the contents of his bottle.
“Does you uns happen to have any more apple-jack?” asked the fellow. "Somehow I lost nigh all o’ mine, and I’m sufferin’, dyin’ for a drink.”
“French, take him to the deck-house, and fasten him in,” said Christy in a low tone.
“Come with me, my hearty, and we’ll see what there is in the deck-house,” said the seaman, as he took the man by the arm and led him to the place indicated.  Get into it, and I will look for a bottle here.”
Bokes crept to his bunk, and stretched himself out there. French took the bottle the lieutenant had emptied into the bay, and gave it to him. Then he closed the door, and finding a padlock and hasp on it, he locked him in. Two of the three men who had remained on board of the schooner were now prisoners; and Sopsy was considered as harmless as a fishworm.
French had hardly reported what he had done before the three short whistles were sounded, and Christy gave the order to heave up the anchor.
“West Wind, ahoy!” shouted the same officer who had spoken before.
“On board the steamer!” replied French, when he was directed to reply.
“Dowse that glim on your fo’castle!” shouted the officer, as with a liberal dose of profanity he demanded if they were all fools on board of the schooner. “Put out every light on board!”
“Ay, ay, sir!” responded French, as Graines extinguished the lantern on the forecastle; and Christy directed him to do the same with the cabin lamp.
He looked at his watch before he put it out, and found it was quarter-past three. The captain of the steamer had evidently waited for a favorable moment to start on his perilous voyage, and the engineer noticed when he went forward after he had secured Captain Sullendine, that the fog was again settling down on the bay.
“On board the steamer!” shouted French, as directed. “Anchor aweigh, sir!” Then a minute later, “All clear, and the towline slack!”
From the sounds that came from the forward part of the steamer, it was evident that she had heaved up her anchor before she gave the three whistles for the schooner to do so.
“West Wind, ahoy!” called the officer from the Tallahatchie. “Stand by your helm with your best man!”
Graines had just gone aft, and had taken the wheel of the vessel; but Christy sent French to take his first trick at the helm. The tide was still setting into the bay, and it was within half an hour of the flood. The schooner was beginning to sway off from the shore as the tide struck her, when the gong bell in the engine-room of the steamer was heard. She went ahead very slowly, and straightened the towline. Christy took a careful survey of its fastenings, to assure himself that it was all right, and then mounted the cotton bales, to observe the progress of the vessel.
Of course the steamer was under the direction of a skilful pilot, doubtless the best that could be had, for the present venture was an exceedingly important one to the Confederate cause. The Tallahatchie was perhaps a better vessel than any of those which had done so much mischief among the ships of the loyal American marine, and in no manner could the Southern cause be more effectually assisted than by these cruisers.
As the vessels headed to the southward, Christy went to the binnacle, and watched the course.


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Gaussian HMM of stock data¶
This script shows how to use Gaussian HMM. It uses stock price data, which can be obtained from yahoo finance. For more information on how to get stock prices with matplotlib, please refer to date_demo1.py of matplotlib.
Script output:
fitting to HMM and decoding ...done
Transition matrix
[[ 7.19313532e-01 1.54841025e-01 1.18350247e-01 3.55393948e-03
3.94125676e-03]
[ 1.49783154e-01 8.20161367e-01 2.92088946e-02 1.38142389e-05
8.32770850e-04]
[ 3.15812643e-01 3.26808407e-02 6.27461537e-01 2.40449799e-02
2.50451047e-15]
[ 1.06086247e-16 3.61146696e-18 3.24155449e-01 4.12860086e-01
2.62984465e-01]
[ 1.18338325e-08 2.38995738e-03 1.32024020e-16 2.08905839e-02
9.76719447e-01]]
means and vars of each hidden state
0th hidden state
mean = [ 1.20903972e-02 6.99172891e+07]
var = [ 1.31029876e-01 1.52864607e+14]
1th hidden state
mean = [ 6.45161881e-03 4.91150554e+07]
var = [ 5.33148671e-02 1.09531290e+14]
2th hidden state
mean = [ 3.82713890e-02 1.10460873e+08]
var = [ 2.07795954e-01 8.81735741e+14]
3th hidden state
mean = [ -7.94673473e-01 1.49186086e+08]
var = [ 6.50060803e+00 1.02489143e+16]
4th hidden state
mean = [ 2.86671589e-02 4.96912873e+07]
var = [ 9.36506935e-01 2.50416585e+14]
Python source code: plot_hmm_stock_analysis.py
from __future__ import print_function
import datetime
import numpy as np
import pylab as pl
from matplotlib.finance import quotes_historical_yahoo
from matplotlib.dates import YearLocator, MonthLocator, DateFormatter
from sklearn.hmm import GaussianHMM
print(__doc__)
###############################################################################
# Downloading the data
date1 = datetime.date(1995, 1, 1) # start date
date2 = datetime.date(2012, 1, 6) # end date
# get quotes from yahoo finance
quotes = quotes_historical_yahoo("INTC", date1, date2)
if len(quotes) == 0:
raise SystemExit
# unpack quotes
dates = np.array([q[0] for q in quotes], dtype=int)
close_v = np.array([q[2] for q in quotes])
volume = np.array([q[5] for q in quotes])[1:]
# take diff of close value
# this makes len(diff) = len(close_t) - 1
# therefore, others quantity also need to be shifted
diff = close_v[1:] - close_v[:-1]
dates = dates[1:]
close_v = close_v[1:]
# pack diff and volume for training
X = np.column_stack([diff, volume])
###############################################################################
# Run Gaussian HMM
print("fitting to HMM and decoding ...", end='')
n_components = 5
# make an HMM instance and execute fit
model = GaussianHMM(n_components, covariance_type="diag", n_iter=1000)
model.fit([X])
# predict the optimal sequence of internal hidden state
hidden_states = model.predict(X)
print("done\n")
###############################################################################
# print trained parameters and plot
print("Transition matrix")
print(model.transmat_)
print()
print("means and vars of each hidden state")
for i in range(n_components):
print("%dth hidden state" % i)
print("mean = ", model.means_[i])
print("var = ", np.diag(model.covars_[i]))
print()
years = YearLocator() # every year
months = MonthLocator() # every month
yearsFmt = DateFormatter('%Y')
fig = pl.figure()
ax = fig.add_subplot(111)
for i in range(n_components):
# use fancy indexing to plot data in each state
idx = (hidden_states == i)
ax.plot_date(dates[idx], close_v[idx], 'o', label="%dth hidden state" % i)
ax.legend()
# format the ticks
ax.xaxis.set_major_locator(years)
ax.xaxis.set_major_formatter(yearsFmt)
ax.xaxis.set_minor_locator(months)
ax.autoscale_view()
# format the coords message box
ax.fmt_xdata = DateFormatter('%Y-%m-%d')
ax.fmt_ydata = lambda x: '$%1.2f' % x
ax.grid(True)
fig.autofmt_xdate()
pl.show()
Total running time of the example: 2.84 seconds


This is very popular behavioural pattern. As the name suggests, the Observer Pattern is a pattern where the important objects are “observed” or watched for changes. This pattern is useful when we want to pass message from one object(subject) to multiple objects(observers). Observers are not related with each other, but every one of them needs to inherit from IObserver interface.
To demonstrate the implementation of the pattern I’ll use an example with Enemy Class sending message to Subscriber when health is changed. Message will be sent to UserInterface and DifferentUnit Classes.
UML diagram:
First we need to create IObserver Interface that will be used as a base for Concrete Classes.
public interface IObserver
{
void Update();
Simple as that. Next we need to write implementation of this Interface in Concrete Classes.
public class UserInteface : IObserver
{
public void Update()
{
Console.WriteLine("Interface Updated");
}
}
public class DifferentUnit : IObserver
{
public void Update()
{
Console.WriteLine("Relation Updated");
}
In this example we don’t need any extra parameters, just implementation of an Update() method.
Now lets move our attention to Subject site. Subject interface need methods for subscribing and unsubsribing Observers. And method for Notifing the Listeners about the cahnge.
interface IEnemy
{
void Subscribe(IObserver observer);
void Unsubscribe(IObserver observer);
void Notify();
In Enemy class I’m using may techniques like Properties, Generic List, Lambda Expressin, click on links if you want to learn more about them.
Enemy class inherits from IEnemy interface. It contains generic list of Observers, using interface as an object allows you to store objects of any class that inherits form IObserver interface. Notify() is called whenever health value is changing. Subscribe and Unsubscribe methods are using methods from List library
public class Enemy : IEnemy
{
private List<IObserver> observers = new List<IObserver>();
private int _health=10;
public int Health
{
get { return _health; }
set
{
_health = value;
Notify();
}
}
public void Notify()
{
observers.ForEach(x => x.Update());
}
public void Subscribe(IObserver observer)
{
observers.Add(observer);
}
public void Unsubscribe(IObserver observer)
{
observers.Remove(observer);
}
Last part of implementation contains Client Class that will be used to create instances of Enemy Class and to display the final output.
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Enemy subject = new Enemy();
IObserver observer1 = new UserInteface();
subject.Subscribe(observer1);
subject.Subscribe(new DifferentUnit());
subject.Health++;
Console.WriteLine("--------------------");
subject.Unsubscribe(observer1);
subject.Health--;
Console.ReadLine();
}
Here you can see that two Concrete Classes are added to the Observer List by calling subscription method. Changing health value causes Notify() method that prints the values to the console. Later I unsubscribe one item from Observer and I’m changing the value once again, this time by decrementing the health value.
To conclude, Observer pattern defines a one-to-many dependency between objects so that when one object changes state, all its dependants are notified and updated automatically.
Link to source code for this pattern.
In Unity Engine this massaging system can be created with List of Events. You can find how to build messaging system in Unity in my article here. In my next article You will learn how to implement another exciting design patter. Stay Awesome!


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