sanmina
Businessmodel of Sanmina
Customer Segments
Sanmina principally provides services to original equipment manufacturers operating in the communications, computing and storage, multimedia, industrial and semiconductor, defence and aerospace, medical, automotive, and energy sectors.
According to its annual report, the Company has historically generated a substantial proportion of its revenue from companies within the communications industry. While these customers are not limited by jurisdiction, the US remains the Company’s largest single market.
Sanmina serves a number of returning customers. In all of the past three years around 50% of the Company’s total annual net sales was generated by its ten largest customers. No single customer, however, accounts for more than 10% of the Company’s annual revenue.
Value Propositions
In providing original equipment manufacturers, it is crucial that Sanmina’s products and services are reliable and effective as their use in third party products will reflect directly upon the Company’s customers.
As such, quality is the key value that Sanmina provides to its customers.
Having been established more than 30 years ago, Sanmina is an established name within the industry and has cultivated a reputation as an efficient and reliable performer, both in terms of its products and its ancillary services, and more recently its computing and storage solutions.
The Company’s diverse range of products and services is indicative of its commitment to innovation.
Channels
Sanmina operates a website at www.sanmina.com where customers are able to access information on the Company’s products and services. Sales however are made either through one of Sanmina’s sales teams directly or through an authorised distributor.
Customer Relationships
While it is possible for customers to browse Sanmina’s products and services on its website, purchases cannot be made on a self-service basis. Instead, customers must contact the relevant regional sales team directly to discuss their individual requirements.
Typically, major customers will negotiate a supply agreement with Sanmina that range from between three and five years. As part of these contracts the Company provides support services and technical assistance.
Sanmina interacts with its customers directly through its social media presence, comprising Twitter, Facebook and YouTube accounts, and keeps customers updated with company developments through its website’s news section.
Key Activities
Sanmina Corporation serves the original equipment manufacturing market with a range of integrated manufacturing solutions, manufacturing components and products and various after-market services.
Sanmina’s operations are managed as two businesses:
- Integrated Manufacturing Solutions, comprising printed circuit board assembly and test, final system assembly and test, and direct-order-fulfillment; and
- Components, Products and Services, comprising development and sale of interconnect systems, mechanical systems, non-volatile DIMMs, solid state drives, DRAM solutions, defense and aerospace products, storage and optical products, and Radio Frequency modules. It also provides direct order fulfillment and logistics services, after-market product support, and global supply chain management solutions.
The Company principally serves customers within the communications networks, computing and storage, multimedia, industrial and semiconductor capital equipment, defense and aerospace, medical, clean technology, and automotive industries.
Key Partners
Sanmina collaborates with a range of companies in order to provide its customers with the most efficient and reliable service possible.
The Company operates several partner programs to manage its relationships with supplier partners, manufacturing partners and logistics partners. These include the Vendor Consigned Inventory Program, the Supplier Managed Inventory Program, and the Release to Forecast Program.
Partners are granted access to the Partner Connect service through which they are able to respond to requests for new purchase orders, receive forecasts, and review real time inventory information for Consigned Inventory programs. Sanmina has recently partnered with Nokia for the delivery of data centre solutions, Ouraring for the development of a wearable sleep-aid device, and with Brighter to produce a connected diabetes device.
Key Resources
Sanmina’s key resources are its technology and product designs, its manufacturing facilities and supply chain partners, its distribution and sales networks – including warehousing and logistics facilities, its IT infrastructure and its personnel. Searches of records held by the US Patent and Trademark office identified eight patent applications filed in Sanmina’s name.
These include applications for a ‘Side loading enclosure for a rack mount type storage unit’, a ‘Fast startup hybrid memory module’ and a ‘Retaining clip for use with a mass storage device’.
Cost Structure
Sanmina incurs costs in relation to the management and operation of its manufacturing facilities – including acquisition of supplies, the development and research of product designs, the distribution and storage of its products, the maintenance of its IT infrastructure, and the retention of its personnel – which number more than 40,000 worldwide.
The Company also operates offices and sales centre in more than 25 countries, which accrue costs in the form of rent and utilities.
Revenue Streams
Sanmina derives revenue from the sale of manufacturing services, components and other products, as well as through the provision of order fulfillment, logistic and repair services. The Company operates two business units but has only one reportable segment: its Integrated Manufacturing Systems business, comprising printed circuit board assembly and test, final system assembly and test, and direct-order-fulfillment. The Company’s Components, Products and Services business comprises multiple operating segments which do not meet the requirements to be presented as reportable segments in their own right. As such, financial information for these segments is presented in a single category.
In 2015 Sanmina generated $6.37 billion in annual revenue, up from $6.22 in 2014. The Company’s Integrated Manufacturing Systems segment accounted for around 80% of its total annual revenue, with the remaining 20% made up by Sanmina’s Components.
Products and Services business. Typically, the Company generates around 80% of its net sales from foreign operations across Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe.


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Driver killed in two-car crash
by Keri TriggA driver in his 80s has died in a two-car crash in Tenbury Wells.
Emergency services were called around 3.10pm on Wednesday to reports of a collision between two cars near to the Tenbury Wells Showground.
One of the drivers, a man in his late 80s, died in the collision. It is believed he suffered a medical episode at the wheel, losing control of his vehicle and striking the other car. The driver of the second car suffered neck injuries but is in a stable condition.
Police, two ambulances, a paramedic officer and the Midlands Air Ambulance from Cosford attended the scene.
A West Midlands Ambulance Service spokeswoman said: “Crews arrived to find a serious road traffic collision involving two cars.
"One of the drivers, a man, was found in a critical condition.
"Ambulance staff worked as a team to administer advanced life support, but sadly, despite their best efforts nothing could be done to save him and he was confirmed dead at the scene.
“The driver of the second car, a man, was treated on scene for minor injuries before being taken to Hereford General Hospital for further assessment."
The road was closed while emergency services treated the casualties.
The family of the man who died have been notified and officers are supporting them.
Anyone who witnessed the incident or has any information should contact West Mercia Police on 101 quoting reference 434s of 20 November 2019.


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Benefits of Weightlifting
Contrary to popular belief, weightlifting isn't only
about building muscle. Some of its benefits are:
- Better sleep
- Improved posture
- Boosting metabolism
- Burning body fat
- Strengthening bones and joints
- Reducing injury risks
- Improving heart health
If you're a beginner weightlifter, it is important for you to
take it slow, and increase weight as you get stronger. Remember to
be mindful of your form and take the necessary rest days.
Benefits of Cardio
Cardio isn't only good for weight loss, there are a ton of
benefits that come from it
- Strengthens your heart
- Reduces the risk of several diseases
- Improves lung capacity
- Helps the immune system
- Improves sleep quality
What is a Superset?
In a superset you perform two exercises back to back, followed by a
short rest. This doubles the amount of work you’re doing while keeping
the recovery periods the same
Workouts
Dumbbell Based Glute Workout
Dumbell RDL
3 x 10
Step ups
3 x 8
Deficit split squats
3 x 10
Single leg RDL
3 x 10 (per leg)
Single leg hip thrust
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Shoulder Workout
Arnold press
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10 seated lateral raises
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Operator's mapping between custom resource Domain and runtime details about that domain, including the
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Details about a specific managed server that will be started up
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After the
PodHelper identifies servers that are presently running, but that are using an out-of-date specification,
it defers the processing of these servers to the RollingHelper. |
| SecretHelper |
A Helper Class for retrieving Kubernetes Secrets used by the WebLogic Operator
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Kubernetes pods and services associated with a single WebLogic server
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: The Black Screen Of No Login author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 497 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2008/08/theblackscreenofnologin date: '2008-08-15 15:23:52 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-08-15 15:23:52 +0000' categories: - Vista tags: [] comments: - id: 351 author: Jason author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://jasonseney.tumblr.com date: '2008-08-15 23:32:23 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-08-15 23:32:23 +0000' content: | Ahh man, that really sucks. Windows can be unstable enough when it comes to updates, and it being a Dell only makes matters worse. I'm surprised you even called their support, I like though how you Google first, then call... Its times like these when I really appreciate having a linux install to fall back on when I want things to work. Well, at least when they don't work, you can easily tell WHAT it is. I really think sometimes the automatic updates are way too automatic. Good luck! ---
Like most other people making a living out of working with computers, I'm first line technical support for my friends and family. This morning my sister came up asking why her computer wasn't booting anymore, so I go to take a look.
It's not pretty.
My sister got a Dell Inspiron 1525 laptop a few months ago, running Windows Vista Home, and it has been working mostly fine since then (except for a minor issue with the wireless network). Last night, however, Windows Update popped up asking her to install the latest batch of critical updates. So she installed them, of course.
This morning, when she turned on her laptop, Vista greeted it with an empty black screen, with just the cursor in it.
So I tried the obvious list of things to check:
I then tried the recovery console, which did manage to start correctly. Unfortunately, it's useless. I checked for booting problems, and it found none. I then tried going to a previous restore point, only to find to my dismay that the system drive did not contain a single restore point. I'm pretty sure neither me nor my sister disabled system restore, so I can only guess that Dell disabled it when it shipped it from the factory. Why? Who knows.
Off to Google I go. Apparently, we're not the only ones to get hit by this issue. I was able to find at least one other Inspiron 1525 owner stuck with the same problem, but no solutions.
I then turned to Dell support, which was, predictably, useless. Without even bothering to look up any details or see if anyone else had reported a similar issue I got the standard "reinstall windows" response. Oh, well, I also got told that "Dell recommends that you turn off automatic Windows Updates after installing Windows". Not sure what to even respond to that.
Of course, at this point, there's really no other choice, but the fact that is that, for all I know, Windows Update might crap the machine again after repaving it; and for obvious reasons not getting the updates doesn't strike me as a good alternative.
At this point, I still don't know for sure what might have cause the issue. I do, however, have a suspect. I noticed this morning that Vista had also downloaded and applied the updates on my own laptop (a Dell Latitude D820), without any nasty side effects.
So I checked the list of updates installed and ran into the hotfix mentioned by KB951618:
A black screen issue occurs on a Windows Vista-based computer or a Windows XP Service Pack 2-based computer that has Onekey Recovery 5.0 installed when you upgrade the operating system.
Well, the article never explains what a "Black Screen Issue" really is, but it sounds familiar. We don't have OneKey Recovery (at least in theory), but it's the only thing that sounds even somewhat related.
To be honest, though, I'm not even sure if that update got installed on my sister's laptop or not, since the recovery console doesn't really let you do much spelunking around (and I'm not very familiar with it).
Looks like I get to spend some quality time installing Vista again. Yippee!


Delivery Route Planner Route optimization tool for delivery companies.
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I am a freelance software developer living in Iowa City, IA. I have worked in various data
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Designing and building easy to use, user-friendly websites and applications is truly a
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addition to my knowledge base, I actively
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allowed me to stay ahead of the curve and deliver exceptional work to all of my employers.
Outside of work, you can often find me on a basketball court jacking up ill-advised
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Project Overview Build a white-labeled platform to allow organizations to collect donations from users using the Stripe API.
Challenges The main challenge of this project was that the client wanted to white label the application to many different organizations and so the code had to work across multiple URLs. The solution was to host the front-end code (React) in separate S3 buckets and re-direct users using CloudFront. The same back-end (Django) was used for each website and we used EC2 to host it.
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BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY A film review by Laurie Mann Copyright 1990 Laurie Mann
While there are a few missteps in the movie, the acting is superb. I never really considered Tom Cruise an actor until I saw this film. Oliver Stone continues building on his reputation as a director who creates visceral, gut-wrenching movies. An 8 or 9 on the Chuck scale.
BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY is the true story of Ron Kovic, a rabble-rousing Viet Nam paraplegic and how he got that way. The film opens idyllically in the late '50s, when little Ronny Kovic is playing soldiers with his friends. The action switches to the 4th of July parade, where we meet Ronny's ever-growing family, and Donna, the girl who'll break his heart eventually. The scenes of Massapequa, New York are scenes of a safe home, where the greatest danger is Mom finding a Playboy in teenaged Ronny's room.
As a teenager, Ronny is a driven idealist who goes into the Marines right after graduation. The action jumps ahead three years, and we see Sargeant Kovic, an almost-hardened soldier. Almost immediately, there's shooting and death, and within fifteen minutes of the film's arrival in Vietnam, there's the awful scene of Ron Kovic going down fighting, followed by five minutes of hell in the field hospital. I couldn't watch most of the field hospital sequences; it was some of the most gruesome stuff I'd ever seen. But it was never gratuitous. The audience is as numbed by the gore as Ron Kovic was.
The next sequences in the Bronx VA hospital are so outrageous that they can only be true. Kovic pushes himself, and pushes some more, and eventually is forced to realize that he'll never walk again. He never really accepts that, or his experiences in Vietnam, and sinks into alcoholism after he returns home to Massapequa.
A lot goes on in the 2-1/2-hour running time of this movie. His conversion to a militant pacifist and vet against the war happens pretty quickly near the end of the movie. But Tom Cruise really makes us believe that Ron Kovic spent the first few years of his physical paralysis as a sort of emotional spastic. A person who let the world go on so long as he could drink, and would only occasionally let the rage show.
The supporting cast, particularly the actors who play Kovic's parents, are all fine. Willem Dafoe has a great turn as a drugged-out paraplegic Kovic meets in Mexico.
As much as I like the movie, I noticed the following problems with it:
1. The movie has an awful sense of time, and only intermittently tells the viewer what year it is.
2. Vietnam looked too much like Mexico. That's because Stone shot the Vietnam portions in Mexico. Then he chose almost IDENTICAL opening shots (incredibly yellow aerial shots of sand dunes) to establish both locales (Kovic goes to Mexico for some R&R).
3. Kovic has a major falling out with his parents. So they disappear from the movie completely when he goes to Mexico. That doesn't make a lot of sense, since his family had been such a big part of his life up till that point. Even to see a shot of Mrs. Kovic crying when her son appears on TV at the '72 Republican National Convention would have been fine.
4. Same problem with Donna. The movie strongly implies that she's gotten married, and she introduces Kovic to anti-war protests. She also completely disappears from the movie.
5. I didn't think the sex scene (which is detailed in this month's Premire magazine) worked all that well. I understand that it wasn't supposed to be all that erotic, but it just felt rather muddled.
6. The movie could have been trimmed by about another five minutes with no damage done, particularly the murky scene after the very dramatic disruption of the Republican National Convention.
7. The last shot of the movie shows Kovic about to officially address the Democratic National Convention in 1976. It would have been terrific to show the real Ron Kovic addressing the the crowd under the credits.
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to the button
element as shown in the example below.
To add an icon, pass an icon name to the icon
input. For a list of supported icons and icon names see
the documentation for IconComponent.
The default left placement of the icon can be overridden. To place the icon to the right of the text within the
button set the iconRight
input to true.
You can optionally set the icon's color through the iconColor
input. When no value is provided for
iconColor
, the default color is determined by the button's displayStyle
setting.
Note: For displayStyle
"primary", the icon color is not configurable and is set to
"white".
To create an nui-button
containing only an icon, set the input
and leave the inner
content empty.
To set nui-button
to repeatedly emit click events while the button is pressed continuously, set the
isRepeat
input to true.
Set nui-button
to busy by passing true to the isBusy
input.
An adjacent set of nui-button
instances can be given a style indicating they are part of a group. This
can be done by placing them inside a
or

with the class
btn-group
. Some of the style accommodations for grouped buttons include rounded corners applied only
to the left side of the left-most button and the right side of the right-most button and displaying only a single
border between the buttons.


Golf: Kim holds onto LPGA Tour Championship lead, Korda lurks
MIAMI: Kim Sei-young remained on course for the richest payday in women's golf on Saturday (Nov 23), firing a four-under-par 68 to take a one-shot lead into the final round of the LPGA Tour Championship in Florida.
The 26-year-old from Seoul, who also led through the opening two rounds, delivered a bogey-free 18 holes at Tiburon Golf Club in Naples to finish the third round on 16 under, one clear of Nelly Korda, who carded a six-under-par 66.
Kim, who had started the day two clear of the field, looked to be building a commanding lead after pocketing three birdies in the opening seven holes.
However she only able to convert one of several further birdie chances throughout the remainder of the round, meaning there is still all to play for Sunday, where a crowded field will be chasing the US$1.5 million winner's cheque, the richest prize on the LPGA Tour.
"Front nine I play quite solid," Kim said. "I had three birdies. And then back nine it was kind of boring. I had a lot of chance but I couldn't make them. But I have a pretty solid round today."
Korda meanwhile thrust herself into the reckoning after bouncing back from a nightmare double-bogey sixth on the third hole, which dropped her to seven under for the tournament.
The 21-year-old Floridian put that early wobble behind her to pick up three quick birdies before the turn to advance to 10 under.
A hat-trick of birdies on the 10th, 11th and 12th holes put her right back in the mix before two more on the 14th and 17th holes left her lurking on Kim's shoulder at 15 under.
"I tried to tell myself to be more aggressive starting on the back nine," Korda said.
"I was rolling it really well and I was definitely a bit more aggressive."
Germany's Caroline Masson is in third place on 12 under heading into the final round after a two-under-par 70.
England's Charley Hull was another big mover on Saturday with a six-under-par 66 that left her five off the lead on 11 under.
World number one Ko Jin-young, who had an inconsistent opening two days, finally got into her groove with a six-under-par 66 to join a four-way tie for fifth place on 10 under alongside Jessica Korda, Su Oh, and Canada's Brooke Henderson.
Seven players are a further shot back on nine under, including Lexi Thompson and England's Bronte Law.


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[] Advice to users.
This example shows how to write a collective communication operation
that uses caching to be more efficient after the first call.
The coding style assumes that MPI function results return only
error statuses.
( End of advice to users.)
/* key for this module's stuff: */ static int gop_key = MPI_KEYVAL_INVALID;typedef struct { int ref_count; /* reference count */ /* other stuff, whatever else we want */ } gop_stuff_type;
Efficient_Collective_Op (comm, ...) MPI_Comm comm; { gop_stuff_type *gop_stuff; MPI_Group group; int foundflag;
MPI_Comm_group(comm, &group);
if (gop_key == MPI_KEYVAL_INVALID) /* get a key on first call ever */ { if ( ! MPI_keyval_create( gop_stuff_copier, gop_stuff_destructor, &gop_key, (void *)0)); /* get the key while assigning its copy and delete callback behavior. */
MPI_Abort (comm, 99); }
MPI_Attr_get (comm, gop_key, &gop_stuff, &foundflag); if (foundflag) { /* This module has executed in this group before. We will use the cached information */ } else { /* This is a group that we have not yet cached anything in. We will now do so. */
/* First, allocate storage for the stuff we want, and initialize the reference count */
gop_stuff = (gop_stuff_type *) malloc (sizeof(gop_stuff_type)); if (gop_stuff == NULL) { /* abort on out-of-memory error */ }
gop_stuff -> ref_count = 1;
/* Second, fill in *gop_stuff with whatever we want. This part isn't shown here */
/* Third, store gop_stuff as the attribute value */ MPI_Attr_put ( comm, gop_key, gop_stuff); } /* Then, in any case, use contents of *gop_stuff to do the global op ... */ }
/* The following routine is called by MPI when a group is freed */
gop_stuff_destructor (comm, keyval, gop_stuff, extra) MPI_Comm comm; int keyval; gop_stuff_type *gop_stuff; void *extra; { if (keyval != gop_key) { /* abort -- programming error */ }
/* The group's being freed removes one reference to gop_stuff */ gop_stuff -> ref_count -= 1;
/* If no references remain, then free the storage */ if (gop_stuff -> ref_count == 0) { free((void *)gop_stuff); } }
/* The following routine is called by MPI when a group is copied */ gop_stuff_copier (comm, keyval, extra, gop_stuff_in, gop_stuff_out, flag) MPI_Comm comm; int keyval; gop_stuff_type *gop_stuff_in, *gop_stuff_out; void *extra; { if (keyval != gop_key) { /* abort -- programming error */ }
/* The new group adds one reference to this gop_stuff */ gop_stuff -> ref_count += 1; gop_stuff_out = gop_stuff_in; }


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Here's a list of sites I made throughout my career.


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title: Real-time tracking of virus evolution
venue: Fred Hutch
event: Girls Who Code Lecture
author: Trevor Bedford
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Trevor Bedford (@trvrb)
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We work at the interface of virology, evolution and epidemiology
Segue through data vizualization
Data tells a story
Charles Minard and Napoleon's 1812 campaign
Charles Minard and Napoleon's 1812 campaign
If data are looked at in the right way, answers become immediately clear
Edward Tufte
Above all, show the data
A good graphic is honest
Barchart of average value
Box-and-whisker plot showing variation
Showing the data
To clarify add detail
"To clarify, add detail... Clutter and overload are not attributes of information, they are failures of design. If the information is in chaos, don’t start throwing out information, instead fix the design."
– Tufte
Evolution of Conus shells
Micro/macro readings
Dot map of population distribution
A visualization should facilitate comparisons across multiple dimensions
Greenland rising
Small multiples and dimensionality
Small multiples and dimensionality
Mapping infection spread
John Snow and the founding of epidemiology
Global pandemic spread
Geographic distance does not describe pandemic spread
Shortest network path captures pandemic spread
My research
Sequencing to reconstruct pathogen spread
Epidemic process
Sample some individuals
Sequence and determine phylogeny
Sequence and determine phylogeny
Localized Middle Eastern MERS-CoV phylogeny
Regional West African Ebola phylogeny
Global influenza phylogeny
Phylogenetic tracking has the capacity to revolutionize epidemiology
Outline
with Gytis Dudas, Andrew Rambaut, Luiz Carvalho, Marc Suchard, Philippe Lemey,
and many others
with Nuno Faria, Nick Loman, Oli Pybus, Luiz Alcantara, Ester Sabino, Josh Quick,
Alli Black,
Ingra Morales, Julien Thézé, Marcio Nunes, Jacqueline de Jesus,
Marta Giovanetti, Moritz Kraemer, Sarah Hill and many others
with Nathan Grubaugh, Kristian Andersen, Jason Ladner, Gustavo Palacios, Sharon Isern, Oli Pybus, Moritz Kraemer, Gytis Dudas, Amanda Tan, Karthik Gangavarapu, Michael Wiley, Stephen White, Julien Thézé, Scott Michael, Leah Gillis, Pardis Sabeti, and many others
with Alli Black,
Barney Potter,
Gytis Dudas,
Esther Ellis, Brett Ellis,
Kristian Andersen, Nathan Grubaugh, Leora Feldstein, and others
(and special thanks to Adam Geballe)
Project to conduct real-time molecular epidemiology and evolutionary analysis of emerging epidemics
with
Richard Neher,
James Hadfield,
Colin Megill,
Sidney Bell,
Charlton Callender,
Barney Potter,
and John Huddleston
All code open source at github.com/nextstrain
Bedford Lab:
Alli Black,
Sidney Bell,
Gytis Dudas,
John Huddleston,
Barney Potter,
James Hadfield,
Louise Moncla
Ebola: Gytis Dudas, Andrew Rambaut, Luiz Carvalho, Philippe Lemey, Marc Suchard, Andrew Tatem
Zika: Nick Loman, Nuno Faria, Oli Pybus, Josh Quick, Kristian Andersen, Nathan Grubaugh, Jason Ladner, Gustavo Palacios, Sharon Isern, Gytis Dudas, Alli Black, Barney Potter, Esther Ellis
Nextstrain: Richard Neher, James Hadfield, Colin Megill, Sidney Bell, Charlton Callender, Barney Potter, John Huddleston


less than a mile away
Online zine
tinder on: gun control, created in March 2018, is an online zine focusing on issues of gun control, school shooting, and censorship 🚫🔫🙅
Like one could imagine, Tinder profiles are varied and appeal to various interests. Users photos of themselves with pets (more commonly 🐶), cars 🚗💨, pool tables 🎱, food 🍕 and more. Among the many profiles I swiped through, I came across gun-owners on Tinder.
Prior to this project, I never thought to engage with gun-owners due to my own personal preconceptions. I had a growing collection of screenshots not sure what to do with the content. However, on February 14, my attitude changed. A gunman opened fire and killed 17 students and staff members at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. This incited national calls for gun control. Online, Bumble🐝 announced plans to ban images of firearms and gun-related content. To my knowledge, Tinder has not done the same. I saw this as an opportunity to start a conversation 🗣💬 between myself and gun-owners.
I asked my matches the same question: “What’s your stance on gun control?” 🤔
The responses varied; some were shorter than others. The goal of this zine is to display the wide range of opinion amongst gun-owners and to consider about one’s online identity.
To protect the identity of these men, all faces, locations, and names were removed 👥.
All responses and profiles remain unedited.


Endless Plains [am71], plain, in Imperia, peasants: 134
Last updated Turn #118
Endless Plains [am71], plain, in Imperia, peasants: 134
------------------------------------------------------------------------
18: Sir Uther [s3o], Imperial Empire, baron, with ten soldiers, 50 lt.
18: xbowmen, eight hvy. wagons, 11 riding horses, 50 oxen, arrived from
18: the west, accompanied by:
18: Sir Andrew [v9a], Imperial Empire, with seven soldiers, 41 pikemen,
18: four hvy. wagons, ten nazgul
19: Sir Uther [s3o], Imperial Empire, baron, with ten soldiers, 50 lt.
19: xbowmen, eight hvy. wagons, 11 riding horses, 50 oxen, went east,
19: accompanied by:
19: Sir Andrew [v9a], Imperial Empire, with seven soldiers, 41 pikemen,
19: four hvy. wagons, ten nazgul
30: The population grows by one peasant.
Routes leaving Endless Plains:
North, plain, to Endless Plains [al71], 7 days
East, plain, to Endless Plains [am72], 7 days
South, mountain, to Imperial Mountains [an71], 10 days
West, plain, to Endless Plains [am70], 7 days
Inner locations:
Rocky hill [ad5i], rocky hill, 1 day, owner:
Giant spider [ce9a], giant spiders, number: 13
It is raining.
Seen here:
Stack of nazgul [cv6d], nazgul, number: 4


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Client object for interacting with the CheddarGetter service
Located in /Client.php (line 16)
Convenience wrapper of setcookie() for setting a persistent cookie containing marketing metrics compatible with CheddarGetter's marketing metrics tracking.
Running this method on every request to your marketing site sets or refines the marketing cookie data over time. There is no performance disadvantage to running this method on every request.
If a lead has this cookie set at the time of signup, CheddarGetter_Client::newCustomer() will automatically add the data to the customer record. In other words, simply run this method on every request and there's nothing else to do to take advantage of the metrics tracking in CheddarGetter.
More about CheddarGetter's marketing metrics tracking
Constructor
Add a custom charge (debit) or credit to the current invoice
A positive 'eachAmount' will result in a debit. If negative, a credit.
Increment a usage item quantity
Cancel subscription
Delete a customer
Delete all customers
WARNING: This will delete all customers and all related data in CheddarGetter and will delete all customer data at the gateway if a gateway is configured.

Get current product code
Get current product id
Get URL
Get username
Create new customer
Decrement a usage item quantity
Execute CheddarGetter API request
Set http client
Set a usage item quantity
Set name for marketing metrics cookie
Set password neccessary for accessing the CheddarGetter API
Set product code (required for all calls except getAllCustomers)
Set product id (required for all calls except getAllCustomers unless productCode is used)
Set URL neccessary for for accessing the CheddarGetter API
Set username neccessary for for accessing the CheddarGetter API
Magic method wrapper
Essentially just a sanity check making sure we have a productCode for those methods that require it
Documentation generated on Tue, 09 Nov 2010 21:39:56 +0000 by phpDocumentor 1.4.3


Angels Keep Saying This
“A lot of people are going to die very soon.”
I hear this five or more times every day—day after day.
It must be getting closer than ever. As it seems to be always on their mind.

To me this signfies that a ‘Nuclear Bomb” is going to be set off
or somethimg like the eruption of the ground under
Yosimity National Park which has be forcast to happen in western America.
Sientist say this won’t happen for quite a long time but what do they know?


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Stephen Hawking: ...but then I said, "In that frame of reference, the perihelion of Mercury would have precessed in the opposite direction."
Albert Einstein: jejejeje, that is a great story.
Data: Quite amusing Doctor Hawking. You see, Sir Isaac, the joke depends on an understanding of the relativistic curvature of space-time. If two non-inertial reference frames are in relative motion...
Sir Isaac Newton: Do not patronize me, sir, I invented physics. The day the apple fell on my head was the most momentous day in the history of science.
Stephen Hawking: Not the apple story again!


The CSS background properties are used to define the background effects for elements.
CSS background properties:
The background-color
property specifies the background color of an element.
The background color of a page is set like this:
body {
background-color: lightblue;
}
With CSS, a color is most often specified by:
In the example below, the <h1>, <p>, and <div> elements have different background colors:
h1 {
background-color: green;
}
div {
background-color: lightblue;
}
p {
background-color: yellow;
}
The background-image
property specifies an image to use as the background of an element.
By default, the image is repeated so it covers the entire element.
The background image for a page can be set like this:
body {
background-image: url("paper.gif");
}
Below is an example of a bad combination of text and background image. The text is hardly readable:
body {
background-image: url("bgdesert.jpg");
}
| Note: When using a background image, use an image that does not disturb the text. |
By default, the background-image
property repeats an image both horizontally and vertically.
Some images should be repeated only horizontally or vertically, or they will look strange, like this:
body {
background-image: url("gradient_bg.png");
}
If the image above is repeated only horizontally (background-repeat: repeat-x;
), the background will look better:
body {
background-image: url("gradient_bg.png");
background-repeat: repeat-x;
}
Note: To repeat an image vertically set background-repeat: repeat-y; |
Showing the background image only once is also specified by the background-repeat
property:
body {
background-image: url("img_tree.png");
background-repeat: no-repeat;
}
In the example above, the background image is shown in the same place as the text. We want to change the position of the image, so that it does not disturb the text too much.
The position of the image is specified by the background-position
property:
body {
background-image: url("img_tree.png");
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: right top;
}
To specify that the background image should be fixed (will not scroll with the rest of the page), use the background-attachment
property:
body {
background-image: url("img_tree.png");
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: right top;
background-attachment: fixed;
}
To shorten the code, it is also possible to specify all the background properties in one single property. This is called a shorthand property.
The shorthand property for background is background
:
body {
background: #ffffff url("img_tree.png") no-repeat right top;
}
When using the shorthand property the order of the property values is:
background-color
background-image
background-repeat
background-attachment
background-position
It does not matter if one of the property values is missing, as long as the other ones are in this order.


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My pet
My pet's name is
koblo
,it's dog.
He likes playing around me and also chasing wild game.
He is very brave and often fights with other dogs in the neighbourhood.
He is brown in colour,he's very very fast in running.


Ryan has been head-over-heels in love with computers and software since he was 10 years old. He started
using tools like Blender and Game Maker to kickstart his interest in software engineering. Writing many
(maybe not so good) games with game maker, he began to understand the basics of game design and code design.
As he grew older, his interests only expanded from there into every technology he could get his hands on.
Ryan is a Software Engineer working in Silicon Valley at a Machine Learning startup called Dilili Labs. He
is the Product Manager and Lead Engineer for a modular synthetic data platform.
He taught
programming classes at a company names WhizKidz for a number of years passing down his love for beautiful
code.


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Health officials: 2 Iowa flu deaths recorded this season
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[gecode-users] vector or PrimArgArray ?
Guido Tack
tack at gecode.org
Fri Jan 22 22:28:04 CET 2010
Vincent Barichard wrote:
> I made a subclass of Brancher in order to implement my own behaviour (class QViewBrancher : public Brancher).
> I copied the code of ViewBrancher and modified it to make it match with my needs. In this new class, I
> added another variable member which is an array of integers.
> So I added a new member "const std::vector<int> q;" in QViewBrancher. But now I wonder if I had to use a
> PrimArgArray<int> or IntArgs instead of vector ,
> What do you think about it ? Vector or PrimArgArray ? (The size of the vector is equal to the size of the ViewArray x)
Neither, you should use something that is space-allocated (i.e., a simple int* and then use home.alloc<int>(x.size()) in the constructors etc), or a SharedArray<int> if the array can be shared among all clones of the brancher.
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FontForge has a number of features built in to it to deal with TeX.
It can read "pk" and "gf" bitmap files and
autotrace them to generate outline
fonts. It can even invoke metafont directly on a ".mf" file, generate a "gf"
bitmap from that, autotrace it and generate an outline font.
It can read ligature, kerning information from a ".tfm" file. It can create
a tfm file.
The encodings file has a number of standard
TeX encodings built in to it.
For large CJK truetype fonts it can read a sub-font definition file as defined
in the ttf2tfm man page and generate a series
of postscript type-1 fonts based on those two.
In consultation with the lilypond group we have designed a new
SFNT table 'TeX ' for storing TeX specific
information in True/OpenType files.
Generating a tfm file (and an enc file).
Before you generate a tfm file you should perform some of the following
-
Set the font parameters
-
Do this with Element->Font Info->TeX.
-
Optionally set Italic Correction values for glyphs
-
(FontForge will generate default values for italic fonts, so you only need
do this if FontForge gets it wrong).
-
Select a glyph which should have an Italic Correction
-
Element->Glyph Info->Alt Pos
-
Press [New]
-
Set the tag to
Italic Correction
from the pulldown list
-
Set the XAdvance to the italic correction
-
Optionally set any glyphlists
-
-
Select the first glyph in the glyphlist (the smallest one)
-
Element->Glyph Info->Alt Subs
-
Press [New]
-
Set the tag to
TeX Glyphlist
from the pulldown list
-
Type the names of all the other glyphs in the glyphlist into the Components
field
So if the charlist is for left parenthesis
You would select the lparen glyph and might type in "lparen.big lparen.bigger
lparen.biggest"
-
Optionally set any extension glyphs.
-
-
If the glyph is in a charlist then Select the last glyph in the glyphlist
(the largest one)
-
Element->Glyph Info->Mult Subs
-
Press [New]
-
Set the tag to
TeX Extension list
from the pulldown list
-
Type the names of the glyphs that this glyph decomposes into in the order:
top middle bottom extension
If a field is not present use .notdef
So if the extension list is for left parenthesis
You would select the lparen.biggest glyph and might type in "lparen.top
lparen.mid lparen.bottom lparen.ext"
Note: When FontForge does a File->Merge Feature Info on a tfm file, it
will set these values appropriately.
Having done this to your satisfaction you are ready to generate a tfm file.
Go to File->Generate Fonts, select one of the postscript encodings from
the pulldown list, press the [Options] button and turn on the [*] Tfm &
Enc check box.
I'm not sure what you do with these files yet, but this should create
them.
I am a novice TeX/LaTeX user so my comments should be taken with a grain
of salt. I did manage to get this process to work on my own system.
Installing a PostScript font for TeX is more complicated than one would hope
(and so far I've only figured out how to install a Latin font). Instead of
just moving the font file to some standard directory you must:
-
<configure TeX so that it is prepared for local additions>
-
Rename the font file so that the filename is in a format TeX understands
(I'm told this isn't required, but I couldn't get things to work without
doing this. Perhaps I have an old system. Perhaps I didn't try hard enough)
-
Create several helper files that TeX will use for its own purposes
-
Move each file type into its own special directory
-
Optionally: Create a package file to make it easy for LaTeX to find the font
-
Optionally: Move the package file into its own directory
-
Use the updmap script or manually:
-
Update dvips's configuration files so that it knows where to look for the
postscript fonts
-
Optionally: Update pdftex's configuration files so that it knows where to
look too.
I suggest that before you read further you look at the following resources
on the web:
-
It is possible to add your fonts to the standard TeX directory structure,
but the TeX guru's frown on this as it makes updating TeX difficult. They
suggest instead that you make all your changes in some parallel directory
and provide they instructions on how to go about doing this at:
Installation advice for
TeX fonts and directories. They also provide an example of a font
installation but that is better explained in
the
LaTeX font-faq.
-
Old versions of TeX (ie. mine) are still worried about the old 8 character
limitation on DOS filenames. This means that the tools I was using don't
accept understandable filenames instead they require a format described in
TeX font file naming
conventions. If you are creating your own fonts this boils down to:
-
the first letter of the font should be "f" (which means the font wasn't made
by one of the big-name font vendors)
-
the next two letters are some abbreviation of the family-name for your font
-
the next letter (or two) should be "r" for a roman font, "i" for italic,
"o" for oblique, "b" for bold, and "bi" for bold italic
-
the last two letters should be "8a" (which means your font is in Adobe Standard
Encoding. And your font must be in that encoding or things don't
work).
(Again I am told that you can use any encoding as long as you register it
with TeX. I was unable to get this to work. But my system is out of date)
-
Finally
the
LaTeX font-faq describes the gory details of how to go about installing
the font. Its only (minor) drawback is that it assumes you are installing
a font from Adobe. That is easily glossed over it means that:
-
fonts from Adobe should have font names beginning with "p" rather than "f".
-
the translation from adobe's font-families to 2 character abbreviations has
already been done, when using an adobe font you look the family up in a table
to get the 2 character abbreviation, when creating your own font you make
up your own.
-
the vendor directory for adobe is "adobe", but the vendor directory for fonts
you make should be "public"
-
(I hope these comments will make sense after you've read the above links)
-
I've not tried to work with truetype fonts, but here's a document that talks
about it to some extent. LaTeX
and TTF
-
If you are interested in the basics, here's the documentation on
fontinst
itself.
-
I don't know how to deal with cyrillic (except that cyrillic T2 encodings
are called 6a), greek or CJK fonts yet.
-
Here's some info on how to use fonts once they are installed:
LaTeX
and fonts
I did the following:
-
I created a directory structure as described in
Installation advice
(and also in
the
LaTeX font-faq).
-
I made a font (which I will call Cupola), initially I encoded it with the
TeX Base Encoding (this was to make sure I had all the characters I needed)
-
Then just before generating it I reencoded it into Adobe Standard Encoding
(because TeX's fontinst routine expects that)
-
I generated the font naming it "fcur8a.pfb" which means:
-
f -- made by a small font vendor, public domain, etc.
-
cu -- abbreviation for the family name "Cupola"
-
r -- roman face
-
8a -- Adobe Standard Encoding
-
I applied the following script:
#!/bin/bash
# You will need to change the next two lines to suit your font.
# You may need to change the two after that as well.
BASE=fcu
PACKAGE=cupola
VENDOR=public
LOCALTEXMF=/usr/local/share/texmf
# remove any old files that might be lying around and might confuse us later on
csh -c "rm fi.tex *.mtx *.pl *.vpl"
# create a little script to get TeX to create various useful files it needs
echo "\\input fontinst.sty" >fi.tex
echo "\\latinfamily{$BASE}{}" >>fi.tex
echo "\\bye" >>fi.tex
#execute that script
tex fi
# But we need to do a bit more processing on some of those files
for file in *.pl ; do
pltotf $file
done
for file in *.vpl ; do
vptovf $file
done
# Get rid of stuff we don't need any more
rm fi.tex *.mtx *.pl *.vpl
# create the directories we need for the various components
mkdir -p $LOCALTEXMF/fonts/type1/$VENDOR/$PACKAGE \
$LOCALTEXMF/fonts/afm/$VENDOR/$PACKAGE \
$LOCALTEXMF/fonts/tfm/$VENDOR/$PACKAGE \
$LOCALTEXMF/fonts/vf/$VENDOR/$PACKAGE \
$LOCALTEXMF/tex/latex/$VENDOR/$PACKAGE
# move everything into its expected directory
cp $BASE*.pfb $LOCALTEXMF/fonts/type1/$VENDOR/$PACKAGE
cp $BASE*.afm $LOCALTEXMF/fonts/afm/$VENDOR/$PACKAGE
mv $BASE*.tfm $LOCALTEXMF/fonts/tfm/$VENDOR/$PACKAGE
mv $BASE*.vf $LOCALTEXMF/fonts/vf/$VENDOR/$PACKAGE
mv *$BASE*.fd $LOCALTEXMF/tex/latex/$VENDOR/$PACKAGE
# finally create the LaTeX package for this font (and put it in the right place)
echo "\\ProvidesPackage{$PACKAGE}" > $LOCALTEXMF/tex/latex/$VENDOR/$PACKAGE/$PACKAGE.sty
echo "\\renewcommand{\\rmdefault}{$BASE}" >> $LOCALTEXMF/tex/latex/$VENDOR/$PACKAGE/$PACKAGE.sty
echo "\\endinput" >> $LOCALTEXMF/tex/latex/$VENDOR/$PACKAGE/$PACKAGE.sty
# but updating the map files required a bit more knowlege than this script has
# so I left that to be done by hand
echo "*********************************************************************"
echo You need to create your own map files
echo One should be called $LOCALTEXMF/dvips/config/$BASE.map and should
echo " contain a line for each file in the family. One might look like this:"
echo "${BASE}r8a $PACKAGE-Regular \"TexBase1Encoding ReEncodeFont\" <8r.enc <${BASE}r8a.pfb"
echo Then change the config.ps file by looking for the location defining the
echo " standard map file and adding:"
echo "p +$BASE.map"
echo " after it."
echo Then go to $LOCALTEXMF/pdftex/config/
echo Make a copy "(or a link)" of $LOCALTEXMF/dvips/config/$BASE.map
echo and edit pdftex.cfg and insert
echo "p +$BASE.map"
echo at the appropriate place in it too.
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Microsoft Windows OS store hashed user passwords in the Security Accounts Manager (SAM). To deter offline password attacks, Microsoft introduced the SYSKEY feature (Windows NT 4.0 SP3), which partially encrypts the SAM file.
Windows NT >= Windows 2003 store two different hashes: LM (based on DES) and NT Lan Manager NTLM based on MD4
Windows Vista +: Disabled LM by default and uses NTLM. NTLM hashes stored in the SAM are still not salted.
The SAM cannot be copied while the OS is running, however, it can be dumped in-memory.
1 – Dumping the SAM file
This is probably the most common way to escalate privileges. Often, it is possible to retrieve the LM hashes from a system thatmay include some domain credentials.
Depending on the penetration test, this can be done repeatedly, on many servers, until you find a domain administrator's hash. It is also possible to utilize theshadow copy feature from Microsoft Systems to get the "SYSKEY" and "SAM" files. One of thepossible tools that could be used for this is hobocopy.
Once you have the SAM and SYSTEM, many other tools can extract the hashes
Cain & Abel
Creddump
Mimikatz
Meterpreter
gsecdump
fgdump
pwdump
hobocopy
The SAM and SYSTEM are located by default in
C:\Windows\System32\config
You can also check in
C:\Windows\repair\
If WinLogon CachedLogonsCount > 0, then credentials should be cached in the registry in:
HKLM:\SECURITY\Cache
Remember to specify the right format, which is either mscash (xp, w2k3) or mscash2 (vista, w7, w2k8 …).
Note that you can’t perform “pass-the-hash” style attacks with this type of hash.


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span class="default" data-state="default"
span class="working" data-state="working"
span class="success" data-state="success"
span class="error" data-state="error"
You can set the class with every type of class you want. We only use the data-state attribute.
When we want to change state we just type:
setState($(".btn"),"working")
Where the first argument is the object we want to change state and the second is the state we go.
You can easy test it right here
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$("#setOnWorking").click(function() {setState($("#select"),"working");});
$("#setOnDefault").click(function() {setState($("#select"),"success");});
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There was a king who had one son. When the prince reached a marriageable age, he told his parents, "I want to marry the most beautiful woman in the whole world. Therefore, I am going to journey all over the world until I find her." The prince left the palace and traveled until he came to a fountain where he stopped to take a drink. As the youth bent over to drink, he saw reflected in the water three oranges. Looking up, he saw three large and beautiful fruits on the branch of an orange tree. "How tasty they look," said the prince. Climbing the tree, he removed the oranges from the branch. The prince cut the first orange in half and from its interior a beautiful maiden appeared. "Give me bread," said the maiden to the prince. "I can't," answered he, "because I don't have any." "Then to my orange I will return," said the maiden, and the orange became whole again. The prince cut the second orange, and from this fruit also sprang a maiden, much more beautiful than the first. "Give me bread," the second maiden told the youth. "I can't," said the prince, "because I don't have any." "Then to my orange I will return," said the maiden, and the orange became whole again. The prince thoughtfully considered the situation. He decided to get some bread in case another maiden should appear asking for it. As the prince was making his plans, a gypsy went by in a cart. "Amigo," cried the prince, "I will give you a golden coin for a piece of bread." Hurriedly the gypsy left his cart, hastening to give the prince some bread. The prince, now happy and satisfied, cut the third orange. And from the orange sprang a maiden, much more beautiful than the other two. "Give me bread," the third maiden said. The prince, joyously, gave her bread. The lady of the orange then exclaimed, "I am now yours. You can do as you please with me." "I will marry you," answered the prince. The maiden was utterly naked, and since the prince wanted to take her back to the palace he could not let her go as she was. He examined the gypsy's clothes but they were dirty. The prince then told the maiden, "Remain here with this gypsy while I go and bring some garments for you." The gypsy had a daughter who had been asleep in the cart and who had not witnessed what had taken place. The daughter awoke when the prince was riding away, and at sight of him, she fell in love. The gypsy's daughter jumped from the cart and asked her father what had taken place. He told her all that had happened. The gypsy girl saw the beautiful maiden and said to her, "Let me comb your hair so that you will be much more beautiful when the prince returns." The maiden agreed. As the gypsy girl began combing, she suddenly stuck a pin in the lady's head. Immediately the maiden turned into a dove. The gypsy girl then took her clothes off and sat where the maiden had been. Soon the prince returned and, seeing the gypsy witch, exclaimed, "Señora, how dark you have become!" "The sun has burnt my skin," the witch answered. The prince, believing the witch was the maiden from the orange, took the gypsy woman to his palace and there married her. One day a dove arrived at the garden of the king and asked the gardener, "Gardener to the king, how are the princess and his wife?" "Sometimes he sings, but more often does he cry," answered the gardener. From then on the little dove would come to the garden and ask the same question again and again. Finally, the gardener told the prince about the dove. The prince then ordered him to capture the bird next time it came to the garden. The gardener limed the tree where the dove always rested. The next day, when it tried to fly away, it could not and the gardener captured it and took it to the prince. The prince fell in love with the little dove. He took the bird in his hands and began stroking its head. Feeling the pin in the dove's head, he jerked it out. Immediately the dove changed back into the maiden of the orange. The beautiful maide told the prince all that had happened and the prince told the king the maiden's story. The king became greatly angered and ordered that the gpsy witch be burned at the stake. And the prince and the maiden married and lived happily ever after.
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DbiAndDbplyr.Rmd
This vignette describes how to use the DatabaseConnector
package through the DBI
and dbplyr
interfaces.
It assumes you already know how to create a connection as described in
the ‘Connecting to a database’ vignette.
All functions of the DatabaseConnector
DBI
interface apply SQL translation, thus making it an interface to a
virtual database platform speaking OHDSISql as defined in
SqlRender
.
We can use the dbConnect()
function, which is equivalent
to the connect()
function:
connection <- dbConnect(
DatabaseConnectorDriver(),
dbms = "postgresql",
server = "localhost/postgres",
user = "joe",
password = "secret"
)
## Connecting using PostgreSQL driver
dbIsValid(conn)
## [1] TRUE
Querying and executing SQL can be done through the usual
DBI
functions. SQL statements are assumed to be written in
‘OhdsiSql’, a subset of SQL Server SQL (see the SqlRender
package for details), and are automatically translated to the
appropriate SQL dialect.  The inDatabaseSchema()
function allows us to
use standard databaseSchema
notation promoted by
SqlRender:
library(dpylr)
person <- tbl(connection, inDatabaseSchema("cdmv5", "person"))
person
## person_id gender_concept_id year_of_birth
## 1 1 8507 1975
## 2 2 8507 1976
## 3 3 8507 1977
we can apply the usual dplyr
syntax:
person %>%
filter(gender_concept_id == 8507) %>%
count() %>%
pull()
## [1] 1234
The dbplyr
package does not support date functions, but
DatabaseConnector
provides the dateDiff()
,
dateAdd()
, eoMonth()
,
dateFromParts()
, year()
, month()
,
and day()
functions that will correctly translate to
various data platforms:
observationPeriod <- tbl(connection, inDatabaseSchema("cdmv5", "observation_period"))
observationPeriod %>%
filter(
dateDiff("day", observation_period_start_date, observation_period_end_date) > 365
) %>%
count() %>%
pull()
## [1] 987
Because of the many idiosyncrasies in how different dataplatforms
store and transform table and field names, it is currently not possible
to use any names that would require quotes. So for example the names
person
, person_id
, and
observation_period
are fine, but Person ID
and
Obs. Period
are not. In general, it is highly recommend to
use lower case snake_case for database table and field
names.
The DBI
interface uses temp table emulation on those
platforms that do not support real temp tables. This does require that
for those platforms the user specify a tempEmulationSchema
,
preferably using
option(sqlRenderTempEmulationSchema = "a_schema")
Where "a_schema"
refers to a schema where the user has
write access. If we know we will need temp tables, we can use the
assertTempEmulationSchemaSet()
to verify this option has
been set. This function will throw an error if it is not set, but only
if the provided dbms is a platform that requires temp table
emulation.
In OHDSISql
, temp tables are referred to using a ‘#’
prefix. For example:
dbWriteTable(connection, "#temp", cars)
## Inserting data took 0.053 secs
The copy_to
function creates a temp table:
carsTable <- copy_to(connection, cars)
## Created a temporary table named #cars
The compute()
function also creates a temp table, for
example:
tempTable <- person %>%
filter(gender_concept_id == 8507) %>%
compute()
## Created a temporary table named #dbplyr_001
Emulated temp tables are not really temporary, and therefore have to
be removed when no longer needed. A convenient way to drop all emulated
temp tables created so far in an R session is using the
dropEmulatedTempTables()
function:
dropEmulatedTempTables(connection)
In our example, this does not do anything because were using a PostgreSQL server, which does natively support temp tables.
We can use the dbDisconnect()
function, which is
equivalent to the disconnect()
function:
dbDisconnect(connection)


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03. Random Networks¶
Contents¶
- 03.01. Introduction
- 03.02. The Random Network Model
- 03.03. Number of Links
- 03.04. Degree Distribution
- 03.05. Real Networks are Not Poisson
- 03.06. The Evolution of a Random Network
- 03.07. Real Networks are Supercritical
- 03.08. Small Worlds
- 03.09. Clustering Coefficient
- 03.10. Summary: Real Networks are Not Random
- ...
- 03.16. Advanced Topic 3.E Fully Connected Regime
03.01. Introduction¶
03.02. The Random Network Model¶
nodes, connected w/ probability
Box 03.01. Defining Random Networks¶
-
model :
- labeled node are connedted with randomly placed links
- fixes the total num of links
- average degree of node
-
model :
- labeled nodes is connected with probability
- fixes prob
¶
random graph (random network, Erdős-Rényi network)
Box 03.02. Random Networks: a Brief History¶
- Anatol Rapoport
- Random graph theory Pál Erdős and Alfréd Rényi
- Edgar Nelson Gilbert
03.03. Number of Links¶
- prob that of attempts to connect pairs of nodes have result in link, is
- prob that the remaining pairs of nodes have not resulted in a link is
- conmbinational factor
expected num of links
from to
, ,
,
Box 03.03. Binomial Distribution: Mean and Variance¶
standard deviation
03.04. Degree Distribution¶
degree dist , degree
| Binominal | Poisson | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| degree dist | |||
| peak at | |||
| width |
03.04.01. Binomial Distribution¶
prob that node has links is product of 3 terms:
- prob that of its links are present /
- prob that remaining () links are missing /
-
average degree second moment & variance
03.04.02. Poisson Distribution¶
sparse networks:
eq.3.7 is approx'd by Poisson dist
degree distributioin of a random network
The degree distribution of a random network with ‹k› = 50 and N = 102, 103, 104. Small Networks: Binomial For a small network (N = 102) the degree distribution deviates significantly from the Poisson form (3.8), as the condition for the Poisson approximation, N»‹k›, is not satisfied. Hence for small networks one needs to use the exact binomial form (3.7) (green line).
Large Networks: Poisson For larger networks (N = 103, 104) the degree distribution becomes indistinguishable from the Poisson prediction (3.8), shown as a continuous grey line. Therefore for large N the degree distribution is independent of the network size. In the figure we averaged over 1,000 independently generated random networks to decrease the noise.
03.05. Real Networks are Not Poisson¶
social network , of individuals
accuaitances
despersion of random network is , for range
in a large random network the degree of most nodes is in the narrow vicinity of
Box 03.04. Why are Hubs Missing?¶
the Stirling approx
rewrite eq.3.8 as:
¶
03.06. The Evolution of a Random Network¶
the size of the largest conneted cluster w/i the network, varies w/
- for we have , ∴ and for large
- for we have , complete graph, ∴ and
grow from to if increase from to
Erdős P., Rényi A., 1960 condition for teh emergence of the giant component is (Erdős P., Rényi A., 1960):
express eq.3.10 in terms of using eq.3.3
the larger network, the smaller is sufficient for the giant component
4 regimes:
Subcritical regime: ()
for ,
∴ ,
Critical point: ()
size of the largest component is
in the limit
e.g., nodes
for ,
for ,
Supercritical Regime: ()
or
where is given by eq.3.11 ()
Connected Regime: ()
for large
Box 03.05. Network Evolution in Graph Theory¶
scales as where is tunable param
03.07. Real Networks are Supercritical¶
| Network | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Internet | 192,244 | 609,066 | 6.34 | 12.17 |
| Power Grid | 4,941 | 6,594 | 2.67 | 8.51 |
| Science Collaboration | 23,133 | 94,437 | 8.08 | 10.05 |
| Actor Network | 702,388 | 29,397,908 | 83.71 | 13.46 |
| Protein Interactions | 2,018 | 2,930 | 2.90 | 7.61 |
most real networks are in the supercritical regime
giant component coexist w/ many disconnected components
03.08. Small Worlds¶
small world phenomenon aka, six degrees of separation
the distance between two randomly chosen nodes in a network is short
2 questions: - short mean - existenxe of these shord distances
- nodes at distance
- nodes at distance
- nodes at distance
- ...
- nodes at distance
num of nodes up to distance
max distance or the network's diameter
assuming the ,
∴ the diamter of network follows
-
average distance between 2 randomly chosen nodes
the small world property is defined by
-
, average path length or the diameter depends logarithmically on the system size
-
imply the denser the network, the smaller the distance
-
in real networks, systematic corrections to eq.3.19
- 1D:
- 2D:
- 3D:
- 4D:
,
(de Sola Pool, I., Kochen, M., 1978 [20])
Box 03.06. 19 Degrees of Separation¶
finite size scaling (Albert, R., 1999)
(Lawrence, S., Giles, C.L., 1999)
19 degrees of separation
¶
| Network | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Internet | 192,244 | 609,066 | 6.34 | 6.98 | 26 | 6.58 |
| WWW | 325,729 | 1,497,134 | 4.60 | 11.27 | 93 | 8.31 |
| Power Grid | 4,941 | 6,594 | 2.67 | 18.99 | 46 | 8.66 |
| Mobile-Phone Calls | 36,595 | 91,826 | 2.51 | 11.72 | 39 | 11.42 |
| 57,194 | 103,731 | 1.81 | 5.88 | 18 | 18.4 | |
| Science Collaboration | 23,133 | 93,437 | 8.08 | 5.35 | 15 | 4.81 |
| Actor Network | 702,388 | 29,397,908 | 83.71 | 3.91 | 14 | 3.04 |
| Citation Network | 449,673 | 4,707,958 | 10.43 | 11.21 | 42 | 5.55 |
| E. Coli Metabolism | 1,039 | 5,802 | 5.58 | 2.98 | 8 | 4.04 |
| Protein Interactions | 2,018 | 2,930 | 2.90 | 5.61 | 14 | 7.14 |
Box 03.07. Six Degrees: Experimental Confirmation¶
Box 03.08. 19 Degrees of the WWW¶
03.09. Clustering Coefficient¶
clustering coefficient , the density of the links in node 's immediate neighborhood
expected number of links
local clustering coefficient:
plot in fn of
NOT decrease as
Box 03.09. Watts-Strogatz Model¶
- Small World Property average distance depends logarithmically on
- High Clustering average clustering coef of real netw is higher than expected for a rand netw of similar and
Watts-Strogatz model (small-world model) interpolate
- Regular lattice:
- High clustering
- Small-world property(-)
- Random netw:
- Low clustering
- Small-world property(+)
03.10. Summary: Real Networks are Not Random¶
03.16. Advanced Topic 3.E Fully Connected Regime¶
in the
the num of isolated nodes is
for large ,
only one node is disconnected
, eq.3.40,
leads to eq.3.14


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Data Structures | |
| struct | LNFOLLOW |
Defines | |
| #define | _LNFOLLOW_H |
| #define | MOD_ID MOD_LNFOLLOW |
| #define | MAX_LIGHT_SENSORS 3 |
| #define | LNF_STARTED 0x0100 |
| #define | LNF_CALIBRATING 0x0200 |
| #define | LnFollowStarted(l) (l.lnfollowFlags & LNF_STARTED) |
| #define | LnFollowCalibrating(l) (l.lnfollowFlags & LNF_CALIBRATING) |
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| void | LnFollowInit (__out LNFOLLOW &lnfollow, __in int drive, __in int pidCtrl, __in int numLightSensors, __in int driveKp) |
| void | LnFollowCal (__inout LNFOLLOW &lnfollow, __in bool fStart) |
| void | LnFollowStart (__inout LNFOLLOW &lnfollow, __in bool fStart) |
| void | LnFollowTask (__inout LNFOLLOW &lnfollow) |
| #define _LNFOLLOW_H |
Definition at line 16 of file lnfollow.h.
| #define LNF_CALIBRATING 0x0200 |
Definition at line 33 of file lnfollow.h.
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Definition at line 32 of file lnfollow.h.
| #define LnFollowCalibrating | ( | l | ) | (l.lnfollowFlags & LNF_CALIBRATING) |
Definition at line 35 of file lnfollow.h.
| #define LnFollowStarted | ( | l | ) | (l.lnfollowFlags & LNF_STARTED) |
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| void LnFollowCal | ( | __inout LNFOLLOW & | lnfollow, |
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This function calibrates the light sensors of the line follower.
| lnfollow | Points to the LNFOLLOW structure. |
| fStart | Specifies TRUE to start calibration, FALSE to stop. |
Definition at line 131 of file lnfollow.h.
| void LnFollowInit | ( | __out LNFOLLOW & | lnfollow, |
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| __in int | pidCtrl, | ||
| __in int | numLightSensors, | ||
| __in int | driveKp | ||
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This function initializes the line follower object.
| lnfollow | Points to the LNFOLLOW structure to be initialized. |
| drive | Points to the DRIVE structure. |
| pidCtrl | Points to the PIDCTRL structure. |
| numLightSensors | Specifies the number of light sensors used. |
| driveKp | Specifies the drive power scale factor. |
Definition at line 66 of file lnfollow.h.
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This function starts or stops the line follower.
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| fStart | Specifies TRUE to start the line follower, FALSE to stop. |
Definition at line 165 of file lnfollow.h.
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This function processes the sensor data for line following.
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Definition at line 200 of file lnfollow.h.