Three new methods to perform outlier detection in a survival context. In total there are six methods provided, the first three methods are traditional residual-based outlier detection methods, the second three are the concordance-based. Package developed during the work on the two following publications: Pinto J., Carvalho A. and Vinga S. (2015) <doi:10.5220/0005225300750082>; Pinto J.D., Carvalho A.M., Vinga S. (2015) <doi:10.1007/978-3-319-27926-8_22>.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0), survival, stats |
| Imports: | methods, utils |
| Suggests: | BiocParallel |
| Published: | 2018-05-28 |
| Author: | Joao Pinto, Andre Verissimo, Alexandra Carvalho, Susana Vinga |
| Maintainer: | Joao Pinto <joao.pinto at tecnico.ulisboa.pt> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| URL: | https://github.com/jonydog/survBootOutliers |
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| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | survBootOutliers results |
| Reference manual: | survBootOutliers.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Introduction |
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We have covered a wide array of concepts in the past eight weeks of phase 0. There is, however, a couple of interesting topics we have yet to cover. This week, I plan to introduce the concept of recursion, as it is one of the topics I have always wanted to implement to some of my prior programs. The concept of recursion is simple, a function that calls itself within the function to get the job done. Recursion offers an additional way to define an infinite set of numbers other than iterative methods such as loops.
function factorial(num) {
   if (num < 0) {
      return -1;
   }
   else if (num === 0) {
      return 1;
   }
   else {
      return (num * factorial(num - 1));
   }
}
The code above illustrates a classic implementation of recursion. To calculate the factorial of a positive integer, one needs to add up all the positive integer between the assigned number and 0. In order to repeat the process of addition, this program has a function which calls itself within the function before a specific condition is fulfilled, or in this case, before the number gets reduced to zero. Recursion allows programmer to define an infinite set of objects by a finite statement.


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course of Artificial Intelligence of the academic year 2020/2021.
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Perez: "Adding more points this weekend is very important"
by Tom MasonGoing into the final couple of races, there is plenty left for Sergio Perez to fight for, both in the drivers' championship and the constructors' championship. Brazil and Abu Dhabi are the final two races left this season as the F1 calendar begins to draw to a close.
The Mexican is tenth in the drivers' standings at present, just two points behind Daniel Ricciardo, while Racing Point is sixth in the constructors' championship, one point ahead of Toro Rosso.
“When you arrive in Brazil, you know the season is nearing the end. It’s the time of the year when it’s getting close in the championship," Perez told Racing Point's race preview.
"We still have a chance to fight for fifth, so adding more points this weekend is very important.
“I like being in Brazil and in some ways, it reminds me of Mexico. The people are very warm and relaxed, and they love F1 just as much as the Mexican fans.
"They are always having a party in the grandstands."


Tuesday, January 20, 1863
Dear Diary,
I’m SO glad I found you! I never thought that I would find something useful in Abigail’s Antiques. She said that the diary was magic, but nobody ever believes anything she says. My tutor, Adalynn, says that I need to practice piano a bit more. The subjects she teaches me are piano, cursive, grammer, reading, writing, singing, art, sewing, embroidery, and manners. She loved the idea of me starting a diary. Don’t tell anyone(of course you can’t but still), Alfred, my brother, has been teaching me math! And science! I wish we lived somewhere where I could just learn. I just love writing! I’m going to start writing a story about a girl in the future who can learn whatever she wants.
I yawn and stretch as my mother calls me downstairs for toast. I read Pride and Prejudice as I eat my breakfast. My mother hands my book bag to me.
“Remember Harper, I’ll pick you up at the library at 6, alright?” says Mother.
“Alright,” I respond, “I’ll finish my homework at the library. I’m almost done with my book.”
“Good. If you finish it, check out another one. Also get a biography.”
“Alright”
As I walk to school I think about how much my mom depends on me. I mean, my dad died when I was little, so I never really knew him, but sometimes I catch my mom looking over his picture and crying. I get perfect grades, read books (classics and chapter books, or history), and help clean the house and cook dinner.
That’s all for today. Write in you tomorrow.
Love,
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The Laravel Queue component provides a unified API across a variety of different queue services. Queues allow you to defer the processing of a time consuming task, such as sending an e-mail, until a later time, thus drastically speeding up the web requests to your application.
The queue configuration file is stored in app/config/queue.php
. In this file you will find connection configurations for each of the queue drivers that are included with the framework, which includes a Beanstalkd, IronMQ, Amazon SQS, Redis, and synchronous (for local use) driver.
The following dependencies are needed for the listed queue drivers:
pda/pheanstalk
aws/aws-sdk-php
iron-io/iron_mq

To push a new job onto the queue, use the Queue::push
method:
Queue::push('SendEmail', array('message' => $message));
The first argument given to the push
method is the name of the class that should be used to process the job. The second argument is an array of data that should be passed to the handler. A job handler should be defined like so:
class SendEmail {
public function fire($job, $data)
{
//
}
}
Notice the only method that is required is fire
, which receives a Job
instance as well as the array of data
that was pushed onto the queue.
If you want the job to use a method other than fire
, you may specify the method when you push the job:
Queue::push('SendEmail@send', array('message' => $message));
You may also specify the queue / tube a job should be sent to:
Queue::push('SendEmail@send', array('message' => $message), 'emails');
If you need to pass the same data to several queue jobs, you may use the Queue::bulk
method:
Queue::bulk(array('SendEmail', 'NotifyUser'), $payload);
Sometimes you may wish to delay the execution of a queued job. For instance, you may wish to queue a job that sends a customer an e-mail 15 minutes after sign-up. You can accomplish this using the Queue::later
method:
$date = Carbon::now()->addMinutes(15);
Queue::later($date, 'SendEmail@send', array('message' => $message));
In this example, we're using the Carbon date library to specify the delay we wish to assign to the job. Alternatively, you may pass the number of seconds you wish to delay as an integer.
Once you have processed a job, it must be deleted from the queue, which can be done via the delete
method on the Job
instance:
public function fire($job, $data)
{
// Process the job...
$job->delete();
}
If you wish to release a job back onto the queue, you may do so via the release
method:
public function fire($job, $data)
{
// Process the job...
$job->release();
}
You may also specify the number of seconds to wait before the job is released:
$job->release(5);
If an exception occurs while the job is being processed, it will automatically be released back onto the queue. You may check the number of attempts that have been made to run the job using the attempts
method:
if ($job->attempts() > 3)
{
//
}
You may also access the job identifier:
$job->getJobId();

You may also push a Closure onto the queue. This is very convenient for quick, simple tasks that need to be queued:
Queue::push(function($job) use ($id)
{
Account::delete($id);
$job->delete();
});
Note: Instead of making objects available to queued Closures via the
use
directive, consider passing primary keys and re-pulling the associated models from within your queue job. This often avoids unexpected serialization behavior.
When using Iron.io push queues, you should take extra precaution queueing Closures. The end-point that receives your queue messages should check for a token to verify that the request is actually from Iron.io. For example, your push queue end-point should be something like: https://yourapp.com/queue/receive?token=SecretToken
. You may then check the value of the secret token in your application before marshalling the queue request.

Laravel includes an Artisan task that will run new jobs as they are pushed onto the queue. You may run this task using the queue:listen
command:
php artisan queue:listen
You may also specify which queue connection the listener should utilize:
php artisan queue:listen connection
Note that once this task has started, it will continue to run until it is manually stopped. You may use a process monitor such as Supervisor to ensure that the queue listener does not stop running.
You may pass a comma-delimited list of queue connections to the listen
command to set queue priorities:
php artisan queue:listen --queue=high,low
In this example, jobs on the high-connection
will always be processed before moving onto jobs from the low-connection
.
You may also set the length of time (in seconds) each job should be allowed to run:
php artisan queue:listen --timeout=60
In addition, you may specify the number of seconds to wait before polling for new jobs:
php artisan queue:listen --sleep=5
Note that the queue only "sleeps" if no jobs are on the queue. If more jobs are available, the queue will continue to work them without sleeping.
To process only the first job on the queue, you may use the queue:work
command:
php artisan queue:work

Push queues allow you to utilize the powerful Laravel 4 queue facilities without running any daemons or background listeners. Currently, push queues are only supported by the Iron.io driver. Before getting started, create an Iron.io account, and add your Iron credentials to the app/config/queue.php
configuration file.
Next, you may use the queue:subscribe
Artisan command to register a URL end-point that will receive newly pushed queue jobs:
php artisan queue:subscribe queue_name http://foo.com/queue/receive
Now, when you login to your Iron dashboard, you will see your new push queue, as well as the subscribed URL. You may subscribe as many URLs as you wish to a given queue. Next, create a route for your queue/receive
end-point and return the response from the Queue::marshal
method:
Route::post('queue/receive', function()
{
return Queue::marshal();
});
The marshal
method will take care of firing the correct job handler class. To fire jobs onto the push queue, just use the same Queue::push
method used for conventional queues.

Since things don't always go as planned, sometimes your queued jobs will fail. Don't worry, it happens to the best of us! Laravel includes a convenient way to specify the maximum number of times a job should be attempted. After a job has exceeded this amount of attempts, it will be inserted into a failed_jobs
table. The failed jobs table name can be configured via the app/config/queue.php
configuration file.
To create a migration for the failed_jobs
table, you may use the queue:failed-table
command:
php artisan queue:failed-table
You can specify the maximum number of times a job should be attempted using the --tries
switch on the queue:listen
command:
php artisan queue:listen connection-name --tries=3
If you would like to register an event that will be called when a queue job fails, you may use the Queue::failing
method. This event is a great opportunity to notify your team via e-mail or HipChat.
Queue::failing(function($connection, $job, $data)
{
//
});
To view all of your failed jobs, you may use the queue:failed
Artisan command:
php artisan queue:failed
The queue:failed
command will list the job ID, connection, queue, and failure time. The job ID may be used to retry the failed job. For instance, to retry a failed job that has an ID of 5, the following command should be issued:
php artisan queue:retry 5
If you would like to delete a failed job, you may use the queue:forget
command:
php artisan queue:forget 5
To delete all of your failed jobs, you may use the queue:flush
command:
php artisan queue:flush


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Full stack software developer with excellent communication skills and nearly 5 years of experience in technical support and software system implementation. Self-motivated and always looking to learn and master a variety of technologies.
Technical Skills
Technologies: Javascript, React, Redux, Node.js, Express.js, Axios Client, Material UI, Microsoft SQL, PostgreSQL, Adobe Flash Server, Apache Tomcat
Experience
Prime Digital Academy, Minneapolis MN
Solo Project - Game Night
- Allow users to track their ever-changing board game collections and friends' collections in one convenient application.
- Users register accounts and search games to add to their collections. A friend system allows users to view their friends' collections and schedule gaming events.
- Technologies used: Javascript, React, Redux, Node.JS, Express.js, PostgreSQL, Material UI, Board Game Atlas API
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- Work with a local business to create an application or improve an existing application to fulfill the customer's need
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Implementation Engineer, December 2017 - December 2018
- Collaborated with project managers, business analysts, hardware installation teams, and customers to formulate and execute plans for installing video visitation systems
- Implemented software systems using critical thinking and problem solving to meet a wide variety of customer-specific needs
- Managed several projects simultaneously to meet deadlines with minimal direction
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- Served as an escalation point for Tier 1 support technicians, offering guidance and training while resolving complex issues
- Facilitated customer meetings to track ongoing issues and communicate resolutions
- Configured and installed new application and storage servers for live customers
- Documented solutions for use within our support team
Level 1 Support Technician: Video Visitation, May 2015 – March 2016
- Provided remote support to resolve hardware and software issues
- Gathered and analyzed logs to determine the root cause of issues, often collaborating with developers
- Installed and upgraded video visitation software on servers, stations, scheduling kiosks, and monitoring PCs
- Maintained a flexible work schedule to be available 24/7 when on-call
Education
Prime Digital Academy
Full Stack Software Engineering Certification, September 2019
Dunwoody College of Technology
Associate Degree in Computer Networking Systems, June 2013
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A lot of people have found workingenv useful, but it’s always been a bit fragile. If you’ve seen the .../site.py is not a setuptools-generated site.py; please remove it. message, you know what I mean.
For a while I tried to refactor and improve workingenv, but it didn’t go very well. So I decided to ditch it completely and revisit the ideas of virtual-python.py. That script works by copying the Python executable, and in doing so change sys.prefix — it’s pretty consistent that all other paths in Python derive from sys.prefix.
The result is virtualenv, which I think is now featureful enough for general use. It might still be buggy, but it’s worked well for some of us, and I expect the bugs to all be much easier than they were in workingenv.
Unlike virtual-python.py, virtualenv works on Windows and in the latest release also Mac framework builds. It also handles site-packages better, so you can manage some of your packages using packages from your OS distribution (e.g., debs or rpms), while also installing environment-local packages.
So, in summary: use virtualenv, don’t use workingenv. And if you were using the --requirements option to workingenv, the package PoachEggs lets you do a similar batch installation after you’ve created the environment.
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To get easy_installed libraries in a working-env to show up in a mod_python deployment, I’ve been using the activate_workingenv.py script from the Pylons wiki (for example I run this in the settings.py file in Django apps, alright so it’s a little weird). Any other solutions, e.g. involving PythonImport, totally failed to work for me.
It sounds like this’ll be easier with virtual-env – what do you think it might look like to have, say, two mod_python apps using different virtual-envs?
Well, it’ll be a little tricky. It would be nice if there was a clear way to handle this in mod_python or mod_wsgi. Maybe we’ll figure something out.
Anyway, in mod_* you can’t really change the Python interpreter to change the environment, so the normal way of “activating” the virtual environment won’t work (i.e., you can’t change your PATH or your interpreter). But that really matters most for installation and management of packages, which you probably will be doing from the command-line anyway.
If you just want to get the libraries from the virtual environment, not install anything,
import site; site.addsitedir('/path/to/env/lib/pythonX.Y')
should do it.The best you can do with mod_python and mod_wsgi is point the whole Apache server at a different virtualenv directory. This must though be for the exact same Python version that mod_python and mod_wsgi was originally compiled for as it is still using the embedded Python interpreter that it was compiled with and is ignoring the python executable in the virtualenv directory.
This all means that you cannot have different applications running inside of mod_python and mod_wsgi using different virtualenv environments. This is the case even for mod_wsgi daemon mode, as the Python interpreter is only initialised once in the Apache parent process and the daemons all inherit that instance.
If using mod_python you can point it at a different virtualenv by setting and exporting PYTHONEXECUTABLE environment variable in the Apache envvars file. In mod_wsgi you can use the WSGIPythonExecutable directive in the Apache configuration file. The WSGIPythonExecutable directive only sets the reference point though so Python can find where the library directory is actually located.
I have some ideas for how to better support virtualenv with daemon mode of mod_wsgi, but it effectively involves creating a hybrid system where mod_wsgi would run up separate Python process which it would transparently manage and direct to load up and run mod_wsgi specific modules to handle the in Python process side of the daemon mechanism. Note sure when I will get around to it though as want to get transient daemon process support added first.
Other than that I really need to research what the perceived problems are with workingenv and see whether it is still an adequate solution for more constrained environment of mod_wsgi.
Graham: I don’t think it’s as complicated as all that. All the complexity of workingenv and virtualenv are around distutils and having scripts use the right libraries and paths. But just getting the libraries loaded on sys.path is pretty simple. As long as you aren’t installing packages from inside the mod_wsgi environment, all you have to do is get the libraries loaded. And all you have to do to load the libraries is that one line of code I gave (well, two lines).
That still means you have to have separate Python environments with different sys.path’s. From what I understand, you can have that with mod_wsgi, as there are separate interpreters. It’s just that all the interpreters are forks of a single original interpreter. And that’s fine.
Agree, and using daemon mode of mod_wgsi means you can isolate applications wanting to use incompatible versions of C extension modules for Python.
In respect of hybrid mode am actually looking a bit further in trying to address one of the other complaints about solutions such as mod_python and mod_wsgi for embedding Python in Apache. That is the restriction that one must use the version (major/minor) of Python that the Apache module was compiled for and you cant use anything else. Some people have been quite critical of this as they want to be able to use different versions of Python for different applications. Yes they could use mod_proxy with Python applications managed by separate supervisor, but am thinking about how one could support this whereby Apache was used as the supervisor, thereby avoiding the need to install a separate supervisor system with all its dependencies.
If support for this was ever added, then it becomes very simple to use virtualenv as in designating the mod_wsgi daemon process you define the location of the python executable in the virtualenv and instead of just a fork for daemon and using internal mod_wsgi server support, it does a subsequent exec and runs up mod_wsgi server support in the separate Python process.
So, I don’t discount that doing necessary sys.path fixups is easy, and that someone has written instructions on how to do it in mod_wsgi already indicates it does work, I just still haven’t had time to sit down and look at it all properly, but I will. :-)
Great work Ian.
Regarding activating a workingenv/virtualenv, activate_workingenv.py is really over engineered. I faced this problem two weeks ago and ended up with the very same solution you gave (site.addsitedir), it’s simple and I can confirm that it works really great (I’m using it inside postgres for some plpythonu functions).
Thanks for the tip about site.addsitedir, I guess I didn’t realize that active_workingenv.py even solved a different problem.
activate.bat doesn’t seem to work in windows much. I was going to diagnose the problem further but looking at the script I can see this has no hope in hell of working and just needs an overhaul. All the percent signs and backslashed are doubled, the _OLD_VIRTUAL_PROMPT is used before it is set, and it sets the path to %VIRTUAL_ENV%\bin, even though python and easy_install are being installed in Scripts … Aside from that, I would prefer to see it installing things into bin/ for cross-platform compatibility, too, instead of Scripts.
C:\work>test_env\Scripts\activate.bat
(test_env) %PROMPT%deactivate
‘deactivate’ is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
(test_env) %PROMPT%python
‘python’ is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
(test_env) %PROMPT%easy_install
‘easy_install’ is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
[Note: fixed in trunk]
Has anyone managed to use this (or workingenv.py) for running a Windows service? I’m not sure how to get the service to use the proper python.exe.
I’ve not been able to use a ‘python setup.py develop’ with virtualenv on macosx, something that used to work with workingenv.py and a ‘user mac os x setup’ of easyinstall. It failes with:
[Errno 13] Permission denied: ‘/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.5/lib/python2.5/site-packages/test-easy-install-27420.write-test’
Why does it want to write to the framework directory? Other than that, easy_install works like it should. Great work!
Just to be sure, I double-checked
python setup.py develop
on Linux, and it works fine there. Of course you must use the right Python executable for it to work at all. Otherwise it’s possible that there’s something funny there on Macs in particular, as there is some differences in the code paths there.Problem installing mercurial with virtualenv v0.9.1 on ubuntu 7.04/python2.5:
[I believe this is just a conflict between easyinstall and Mercurial, as Mercurial is subclassing an object that easyinstall monkeypatches]
> conflict between easyinstall and Mercurial
It is looking that way… I have a workingenv based setup with a successful egg install of mercurial, but I cannot successfully install it again w/o seeing the same problem – it is likely/possible that easy_install was upgraded at some point in the last week or two.
As an aside are there any issues with copying the installed packages from a workingenv-based ‘lib/python2.5′ to a virtualenv-based ‘lib/python2.5/site-packages’ and updating the easy_install.pth accordingly?
Problem installing virtualenv on MacOSX 10.3.9 (PPC), python 2.5.1 Framework build:
in
create_environment
the python interpreter is copied and installed. The necessaryinstall_name_tool
executable is available from the Apple developer tools package only (which is quite a big dependency of 1GB in size and you’ve also got to have some spare time and a CD/DVD around to install it).Do you think this dependency could be worked around ?
Tried to use virtualenv on MacOsX 10.4 and 10.5 (with preinstalled easyinstall. I had to run it with admin rights (In order to have write permissions for /usr/local/bin and /Library/Python). At first glance everything but one thing looks good: Seems like easyinstall is missing from the bin dir in the virtualenv. Am i missing something
I also am seeing the behavior that gkamp (in above post) is seeing. I’m running Leopard (os x 10.5). Also, before using virtualenv I had to install XCode, (as d2m mentions above) is this behavior required/expected? Thanks for any info.
FWIW, I have also had various issues on MacOS X with virtualenv and packages still wanting to write into system directories where root privileges would be required. It got frustrating enough that I gave up and went back to using what I call a poor man’s Python virtual environment. That is, use the inbuilt feature of Python to define the PYTHONHOME environment variable to be where the Python installation is installed. You can find more details on my [blog](http://blog.dscpl.com.au/2007/11/poor-mans-python-virtual-environment.html) about it.
These Mac problems should be fixed in the newest release.
Thanks Ian, looking forward to it.
Gave it a try yesterday evening. Looks good to me.
Version 0.9.2 still doesn’t work on MacOS X 10.4 with OS supplied Python 2.3.
This time it appears to be because ‘set’ was used in site.py when Python 2.3 doesn’t support ‘set’. Using ‘python -v’ with easy_install yields:
BTW, any chance you can document –no-site-packages option on PyPi site where documentation is for virtualenv. I see this as an important option when using mod_wsgi for shared hosting as in that sort of situation you want to base the underlying Python environment used by mod_wsgi off a virtual environment which has an empty site-packages. Specific applications would then add on top using their respective virtual environments using site.addsitedir() based mechanisms. If however the application owners didn’t use –no-site-packages option and a required module was in global site-packages, and thus easy_install didn’t add a copy to their own virtual environment, that module can then show up as missing when their application is run since mod_wsgi will not be using the globally installed Python environment.
On Win32, packages that distutils need to build C modules for as part of easy_install within virtualenv require (at least for me), the workaround of copying c:\Python25\libs and c:\Python25\include – since there is not an include symlink like there is on virtualenv on unix. This was true with both MinGW and VC++ 2003 environments; this may be something to note in documentation. To duplicate within the virtual environment ‘easy_install zope.interface’ – this will attempt to build one C module in zope.interface after fetching the package, which fails prior to the workaround, but succeeds fine after copying the libs and include directory.
I have a problem creating a virtual environment with virtualenv-0.9.2 on Cygwin. The problem occurs when the Python interpreter/executable should be copied.
The problem seems to be that Cygwin mostly hides the “.exe” file extension (or it is not considered for
sys.executable
in the Python port). But the file extension is needed forshutil.copyfile()
to work.QUICKFIX:
The other issue with Python 2.3 which had forgotten and only remembered when I tried to run in on a different MacOS X system, is that Python 2.3 doesn’t have the ‘subprocess’ module. Thus it is necessary to copy this from a new version of Python and install it by hand before running virtualenv.
I think the Windows deactivate.bat script still has a couple of bugs. It contains this snippet:
That’s three different spellings of
_OLD_VIRTUAL_PATH
:If I replace them all with
_OLD_VIRTUAL_PATH
, everything seems to work properly.I’m still having problems with certain packages on OS X 10.5, particularly Paste, but there may be others out there. I am trying to get TG2 into it’s own virtualenv so I don’t nuke my current development projects. Included is the result of easy_installing Paste (with the output from the end of an SQLAlchemy install to show what the paths should be):
It seems that Paste is still being used from the global site-packages dir, even if I create the environment with the
--no-site-packages
option.I encountered problems while testing virtualenv under cygwin for an application port to windows. Here, you ll find a patch to make it working (it seems to). http://distfiles.minitage.org/public/externals/minitage/patches/virtualenv.win.diff
To be honnest, i’m not a windows user and do no want to.
Please remove the ‘not’ on line 400 of virtualenv.py Maybe I’m too tired, but it sure seems assbackwards.
Should virtualenv override the PYTHONPATH environment variable as well in the activate script?
Hi,
Virualenv is great, and many thanks for this essential tool.
I have a Mac 0S 10.5 + XCode, Python 2.5 that ships with the MacOS bundle and Python 2.4 for Zope/plone works. When installing a virtualenv for Python 2.5 I need to :
So far, so good, but if I need after this a virtualenv for Python 2.4, I need to re-install virtualenv for Python 2.4.
So this would be cool if installing virtualenv creates the “virtualenv” and “virtualenv-2.x” scripts (just as done for easy_install), unless there’s a feature I didn’t get ;)
You can also do
virtualenv -p python2.5 ENV
Me really stupit. Should have RTFM. Sorry and thanks again.


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Designed and implemented a near real-time, fault tolerant, user event stream leveraging Node.js and MongoDB. System allowed for the efficient construction of web pages and REST endpoints for showing latest events in a student’s activity feed. Due to the high fanout nature of the event sources (i.e. many disparate domains publishing events), system achieved excellent performance and efficiency by selectively materializing each user’s feed. Workloads with a high query rate were materialized at event time, while user’s with a low query rate were materialized on-demand at query time.
Created a scalable and fault tolerant system for enriching messages beyond what the source system could provide by collaborating asynchronously with other data providers. This allowed internal system messages to remain simple, while the event enricher added information to meet the external party contract. Leveraged Node.js to handle I/O bound data enrichment workload and so were able to handle hundreds of thousands of events concurrently.
Led effort to operationalize cloud computing against the backdrop of a Service Oriented Architecture. Performed a measurement study to understand latency and latency variability impact in a large system of networked dependencies on virtualized cloud resources. Recommendations resulted in modifications to planned cloud deployment topology and reduced latency and latency variability.
Designed and implemented extensible Gamification system to increase student engagement. System was created to allow for the experimentation and reconfiguration of new challenges through the use of A/B testing and measurement to ensure effectiveness in driving desired behavior and to prevent the dilution of rewards.
Designed and implemented real-time collaborative student essay system leveraging Node.js and socket.io and backed by Java and Cassandra. Successfully deployed and leveraged Cassandra in a multi-region cloud environment which contributed to low latency data retrieval for clients in both East and West regions.
Created composable REST APIs for over 20 business domains. This effort spearheaded a major shift toward a Service Oriented Architecture and positioned the organization and the software ecosystem to be more resilient and flexible to both technical and business changes.
Architect and engineer for a team building the student and professor dashboard for the then next generation LMS. By leveraging the latest web best practices the team was able to significantly reduce web page load time.
Performed analysis and corresponding corrections which resulted in reducing page load times by over 5 seconds through the reduction of HTTP requests, prefetching, page reorganization, non-blocking script loading, CDN resource and AJAX caching.
Amplified and introduced the usage of instrumentation metrics and monitoring as a means to shorten software feedback loop. Incorporated the usage of StatsD and Graphite for measuring application, machine, and network metrics throughout the software ecosystem. Introduced software change events and anomaly detection in order to increase confidence in continuous delivery process and speed the rate of innovation.
Championed and helped introduce and run Hackathons as a means to drive disruptive innovation. Hackathons helped facilitate a culture of learning and making outside of the well worn grooves of daily development. Won two hackathons, one of which was eventually grown into the student Gamification product. Spread the usage of Wallboards to display critical team application information by introducing and evangelizing the first Wallboard as a team information radiator. This practice was copied by teams throughout the organization and increased confidence, ownership, and ultimately resulted in reducing mean time to issue discovery across the organization and helped increase the frequency of releases.
Evangelized continuous delivery practices in the legacy .NET application stack in the form of explicit dependencies, static packages, build, package, and deploy automation, and separating release and deploy, in order to increase the rate of change. Introduced tools that incentivized continuous delivery in the .NET development lifecycle to allow for shorter feedback cycles, shared ownership, system decomposition, risk isolation, and increased agility.
Engineer and architect on “enterprise” infrastructure for the primary learning platform. Scaled .NET applications to thousands of requests per second and over seventy five million user minutes per day. Introduced strong domain, scale, and fault boundaries in order to support business and technology flexibility. By predicting areas of anticipated variation and creating boundaries around them, we were able to scale and grow systems in isolation.
Languages: javascript, node.js, Java, C++, C#, Go, python, ruby, HTML, CSS
Storage: Cassandra, MongoDB, Redis, SQL Server, MySQL
Technologies / Frameworks: bootstrap.js, angular.js, jquery, graphite, puppet, fabric, RabbitMQ, ASP.Net, HAProxy, Nginx, IIS
Platforms: Unix/Linux, Windows
Cloud Providers: Amazon AWS, Google Compute Engine
Tools and Methodologies SOA, REST, HTTP, OOA/D, SOLID, Agile, TDD, UML, Design Patterns
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Residence: Woodsfield, Ohio
Male, white, married to Anna
Christman
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days
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Parents: Louis Christman of
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1935
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Okay, I'm doing it. Writing again like I resolved to do. Damn new year. Taking bets on how long I keep it up, a safe bet since no one is reading or knows I'm writing!
First entry was a bourbon and tears-fueled confessional of a lot of TMI, like no one should cop to all that, right? But I'm leaving it like an intentional fear trail to follow on sleepless nights.
I feel obligated to write exciting stuff, but I'm almost three weeks into staying at my parents house in a snowed in one horse town in southern Colorado. It's cold and the cabin fever is driving my mom and I to drink more wine than usual and do online shopping.
Its too cold to even enjoy smoking. Boo-hoo, right?
Ive got that inspiration that comes from a long absence, where I'm planning out crazy ideas that are far too overwhelming for real follow up when I get back. I'll give it a good shot though.


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Enumerates de different incoming game server packet types.
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Assembly: Fibula.Communications.Contracts.dll
Syntax
public enum IncomingPacketType : byte
Fields
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| AddVip | Add a VIP. |
| Attack | Attacking something. |
| AutoMove | Move with autowalk. |
| AutoMoveCancel | Stop auto-walking. |
| ChangeModes | Changing fight or follow modes. |
| ChannelClose | Request closing a channel. |
| ChannelCreatePrivate | Create a private channel. |
| ChannelExclude | Exclude from private channel. |
| ChannelInvite | Invite to private channel. |
| ChannelListRequest | Request channel list. |
| ChannelOpen | Request openning a channel. |
| ChannelOpenDirect | Request openning a direct channel. |
| ContainerClose | Close a container. |
| ContainerUp | Navigate up in a container. |
| FindInContainer | Request to find something in a container. |
| Follow | Following something. |
| Heartbeat | A heartbeat request. |
| HeartbeatResponse | A heartbeat response. |
| ItemRotate | Rotate an item. |
| ItemUse | Use an item. |
| ItemUseOn | Use an item on something else. |
| ItemUseThroughBattleWindow | Use an item on a creature in the battle window. |
| LogIn | Login packet. |
| LogOut | Logout packet. |
| LookAt | Look at something. |
| LookThroughBattleWindow | Look at a creature in the battle window. |
| MoveThing | Moving a thing. |
| PartyAcceptInvitation | Accept a party invite. |
| PartyInvite | Invite to party. |
| PartyKick | Kick from party. |
| PartyLeave | Leave a party. |
| PartyPassLeadership | Pass party leadership. |
| RemoveVip | Remove a VIP. |
| ReportBug | Bug report. |
| ReportCancel | Report cancelled by the player. |
| ReportClose | Report closed by a gamemaster. |
| ReportDebugAssertion | Debug assertion report. |
| ReportStart | Submit a report. |
| ReportViolation | Violation report. |
| ResendContainer | Request to re-send container information. |
| ResendTile | Request to re-send tile information. |
| ServerStatus | A request for information about the game server. |
| Speech | Speech. |
| StartOutfitChange | Request outfit change. |
| StopAllActions | Stop all actions. |
| SubmitOutfitChange | Submit outfit change. |
| TradeAccept | Accepting a trade. |
| TradeCancel | Cancel a trade. |
| TradeLook | Look within trade window. |
| TradeRequest | Trade request. |
| TurnEast | Turning east. |
| TurnNorth | Turning north. |
| TurnSouth | Turning south. |
| TurnWest | Turning west. |
| Unsupported | Unsupported request type. |
| WalkEast | Walking east. |
| WalkNorth | Walking north. |
| WalkNortheast | Walking north east. |
| WalkNorthwest | Walking north west. |
| WalkSouth | Walking south. |
| WalkSoutheast | Walking south east. |
| WalkSouthwest | Walking south west. |
| WalkWest | Walking west. |
| WindowHouse | House window. |
| WindowText | Window with text. |


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solar flow
solar return with calculated solar yeild
current ct with fixed supply voltage for wattage
todays solar yield and immersion heater totals ( not sure if the emonglc can total the days usage then reset with the jeelabs RTC) ??
System Configuration Emontx and Emonglcd only
Submitted by jagerp on Sat, 16/03/2013 - 06:06Hi what i am about to ask i assume can be done just wanted some confirmation first. I recently built a system to monitor my solar hot water and pv system this is working well.
I also installed a solar hot water system at my dads place and he is keen to see what the solar hot water is doing rather than looking at the controller outside. I am only thinking of monitoring only not control.
He lives on island and doesn't have ADSL internet or a wireless network and only connects to the internet when needs be.
I would like to build a emontx and emonglcd only so he can monitor what is going on. I know this will work but wondered if anyone had success using the jeelabs precision RTC clock to keep the time i have seen some examples code which i think will work ?
My thoughts are
Thanks Paul


public class LoginInfoResponse
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
LoginInfoResponse() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
getEmail()
Get the account's email address
|
LoginInfoError |
getError()
Get why the login info retrieving was unsuccessful (Eg.
|
java.lang.String |
getFullName()
Get the user's full name as on StormDev.org
|
java.lang.String |
getNickName()
Get the user's one word nickname as on StormDev.org
|
java.lang.String |
getProfilePicURL()
A URL which points to the user's profile picture as shown on StormDev.org, this can be put into a HTML tag, etc...
|
Rank |
getRank()
Their rank on the StormDev website
|
java.lang.String |
getSessionID()
Get the sessionID for this StormDev login session, used for logging out, etc...
|
boolean |
isSentEmails()
If the user wants to receive emails about promotions, news, etc...
|
StormLogin |
toStormLogin()
Generate a StormLogin object for this session, useful to use with StormAuthLib to easily logout the user later or check if they're still logged in
|
boolean |
wasAnError()
If something was wrong with the login (Eg.
|
boolean |
wasSuccessful()
If the request was successful, aka they logged in
|
public boolean wasSuccessful()
public boolean wasAnError()
public LoginInfoError getError()
public java.lang.String getSessionID()
public java.lang.String getEmail()
public java.lang.String getFullName()
public java.lang.String getNickName()
public java.lang.String getProfilePicURL()
public boolean isSentEmails()
public Rank getRank()
public StormLogin toStormLogin()


Example
var client = new AvayaUserClient(resources); var service = client.userService; var token = localStorage.UPS_TOKEN; service.start(token); service.getUserConfig().fail(function (response) { console.log(JSON.stringify(response)); }).done(function (response) { console.log('success'); }).always(function () { console.log('Request logic is done.'); });
Classes
Members
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<private> _isStarted
-
Type:
- Boolean
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<private> _provider
-
Custom implementation provider
Type:
- AvayaUserClient.Providers.UserProvider
-
resources
-
Type:
Methods
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changePassword
-
This operation is used to change password. This method can be used to change paswword for loginned user, in that case only password and new password should be in the request. Or for guest user to restore forgotten password. In that case confirmation token should be in the request.
Parameters:
Name Type Description password
string confirmationToken
string newPassword
string Returns:
{ AvayaUserClient.Base.Responses.Promise }
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deletePicture
-
Delete picture for user
Returns:
{ AvayaUserClient.Base.Responses.Promise }
-
getPicture
-
Get picture for user
Returns:
{ string }picture URL
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getUserConfig
-
Get User config
Returns:
{ AvayaUserClient.Base.Responses.Promise }
-
isStarted
-
Is User Service instance started or not
Returns:
{ boolean }
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postPicture
-
Upload picture for user
Parameters:
Name Type Description file
file Returns:
{ AvayaUserClient.Base.Responses.Promise }
-
start
-
Start service for provided user data
Parameters:
Name Type Description token
string authentication token
pictureUrls
string object contains picture URLs
Returns:
{ AvayaUserClient.Base.Responses.Promise }
-
stop
-
Stop the user service
Returns:
{ AvayaUserClient.Base.Responses.Promise }
-
updateUserConfig
-
Update User config
Parameters:
Name Type Description userDetailsUpdate
AvayaUserClient.UserService.UserDetailsUpdate Returns:
{ AvayaUserClient.Base.Responses.Promise }


Copyright (c) Pedro Sena 1994
FILM TITLE: INTERVISTA DIRECTOR: FEDERICO FELLINI COUNTRY: ITALY 1987 CINEMATOGRAPHY: Tonino Delli Colli CAST: Marcello Mastroianni, Anita Ekberg, and the usual walk-ons found in a Fellini film. SUPER FEATURES: I don't think that this is as good a Fellini film as he has done.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I would like to call this film the CINECITTA's version of Hollywood's THE PLAYER. We'll have to rename it THE DIRECTOR.
I think this film suffers from FILM INTERRUPTUS once too often, and while Fellini's totally free shooting style, and outrageous ideas, as seen from the very tall crane shots, pretty much sums up the whole thing. No one, in that major studio second only to Hollywood in number of films ever made, can ever stand up and feel the freedom of creativity which the aging master has enjoyed. And while in his earlier days, his films had a feeling of necessity, a feeling of desire, and a feeling of wanting to create something new and different, this time, it has dried up a little, and the film becomes a series of moments, and events, during the filming of any work. And in between a Japanese crew is working diligently to try to interview the famous director and try to get him to discuss his ideas, which generally he does not. He doesn't call them ideas, he calls them life.
And the difference is quite apparent, when he proceeds to show a house full of guests ( Anita Ekberg's ) a few moments of his best film, 8 1/2. That film had a dreamy nature which few have been able to re-capture, even Fellini himself, though his attempts now appear very pale in comparison.
While still a fun film to watch, there are a lot of absurd bits and pieces the screaming director, the elephants, the Mel Brooks send up ), it also undoes some of the magic which film creates. The scenery from the trolley car which goes around the studio is obviously canned, and we see the start of it, and then the feeling disappears as we are inside the trolley and we can no longer see the mechanical part of the work anymore.
But for watching a film master, whose ideas are not in his head, but in the film itself ( GODARD once said he didn't want to make a film about politics, he wanted to make a political film and statement ) and pretty much asking us to figure it all out ourselves. INTERVISTA, is not a film about figuring out anything, but a simple film about how someone like Fellini actually works.
Amidst the great mess, and mad ego studios, he manages to create his own scenery and do it well.
FUN TO WATCH. IT IS A GOOD FILM, THOUGH AMERICAN AUDIENCES MAY WONDER WHAT THE HECK...
4 GIBLOONS Pedro Sena Member of the Internet Movie Critics Association
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B.C. taxi drivers no longer exempt from wearing a seatbelt
Before, taxi drivers were allowed to forego a seatbelt when driving under 70 kilometres an hour
by Ashley WadhwaniTaxi drivers in B.C., who used to be allowed to forego their seatbelt when driving under certain speeds, are now having to buckle up like every other driver on the roadway.
The change stems from a repeal in September to B.C.’s Motor Vehicle Act, announced by North Vancouver RCMP in a news release Friday.
Prior to the repeal, cab drivers were exempt from using a seatbelt when driving under 70 kilometres per hour. Now, anyone behind the wheel of a taxi caught without their seatbelt runs the risk of being slapped with a $167 fine.
Thankfully this closes one more door on a past that was blind to the simple fact that seatbelts save lives, said Sgt. Peter DeVries.
READ MORE: Drugs, alcohol and lack of seatbelts top reasons for fatal car crashes
For the rest of B.C., seatbelts have been mandatory since 1977. Drivers or passengers older than 16 years old caught without wearing one face the same $167 fine.
When travelling at 55 kilometres per hour a person not wearing a seatbelt in a crash has the same experience as falling from a three-storey building, according to ICBC.
Forty-six people died in a car accident due to not wearing a seatbelt or being buckled properly in a booster seat in 2012, the latest crash data made available by the insurance corporation.


<?php /** * This is a log4php usage example file * */ /** * Set LOG4PHP_DIR to Your log4php root dir or it will * be set automatically at the first require_once(). * Here 'log4php' is an 'include_path' subdir. */ define('LOG4PHP_DIR', 'log4php'); /* 1. If you want to use a custom Configurator, set the LOG4PHP_CONFIGURATOR_CLASS constants to Your Configurator class file. The class name must have the same base name of the classfile. Ex: define('LOG4PHP_CONFIGURATOR_CLASS', '/my/path/LoggerMyConfigurator'); Log4php will try to include '/my/path/LoggerMyConfigurator.php' and instantiate a 'LoggerMyConfigurator' class. 2. If you want to use a configuration file that's not the default, set the LOG4PHP_CONFIGURATION constants to Your configuration filename. Ex: define('LOG4PHP_CONFIGURATION', '/my/path/my_config.conf'); Note that if config extension is NOT .xml and LOG4PHP_CONFIGURATOR_CLASS is not defined, the LoggerPropertyConfigurator will be used. 3. If you want to bypass the initial configuration procedure, set the 'LOG4PHP_DEFAULT_INIT_OVERRIDE' to true. Ex: define('LOG4PHP_DEFAULT_INIT_OVERRIDE', true); */ require_once(LOG4PHP_DIR. '/LoggerManager.php'); /* Or You can use: require_once('/my/log4php/path/LoggerManager.php'); and LOG4PHP_DIR will be automatically set to '/my/log4php/path'. */ class Test { var $logger; function Test() { $this->logger =& LoggerManager::getLogger('Test'); } function testLog() { $this->logger->debug('this is a DEBUG log generated by Test::testLog() class'); $this->logger->info('this is an INFO log generated by Test::testLog() class'); $this->logger->warn('this is a WARN log generated by Test::testLog() class'); $this->logger->error('this is an ERROR log generated by Test::testLog() class'); $this->logger->fatal('this is a FATAL log generated by Test::testLog() class'); } } class TestTest extends Test { var $logger; function TestTest() { $this->Test(); $this->logger =& LoggerManager::getLogger('Test.Test'); } function testLog() { LoggerNDC::push('NDC generated by TestTest::testLog()'); $this->logger->debug('this is a DEBUG log generated by TestTest::testLog() class'); $this->logger->info('this is an INFO log generated by TestTest::testLog() class'); $this->logger->warn('this is a WARN log generated by TestTest::testLog() class'); $this>->logger->error('this is an ERROR log generated by TestTest::testLog() class'); $this->logger->fatal('this is a FATAL log generated by TestTest::testLog() class'); LoggerNDC::pop(); } } function Bar() { $logger =& LoggerManager::getLogger('bar'); /* note that the message here is an array */ $logger->debug(array('one', 'two', 'tree')); $logger->info('this is an INFO log generated by Bar() function'); $logger->warn('this is a WARN log generated by Bar() function'); $logger->error('this is an ERROR log generated by Bar() function'); $logger->fatal('this is a FATAL log generated by Bar() function'); } $logger =& LoggerManager::getLogger('main'); $logger->debug('this is a DEBUG log generated by main() function'); $logger->info('this is an INFO log generated by main() function'); $logger->warn('this is a WARN log generated by main() function'); $logger->error('this is an ERROR log generated by main() function'); $logger->fatal('this is a FATAL log generated by main() function') $test = new Test(); $test->testLog(); $testTest = new TestTest(); $testTest->testLog(); Bar(); ?>