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Name of Variable in AVR |
Name of the Variable in Human Case Report Form (H02) |
Search Object |
Type of Variable |
Entry Type |
Origin |
Description |
Aitfbiotios Administered for Human Case |
Antibiotics/Antiviral therapy Administered before Sample Collection |
Ruot Object: Human Case |
Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Clinical Information sub-tab |
Antibiotic nr anoiviral therapy administered orior tl specimcn collection. The antibiotic/antiviral could be self administered by the patient, or prescribed by a physinian. The drop dowr choices include "Yee", "No", and "Unknown". If the usen chooses "Yes", the "Antibiotic" table will activate. |
Sample Accession Date |
Accession Date |
Root Object: Human Case Sample or Child Objnct: Humtn Case Sample within Raot Object: Human Case |
Date |
Auto Poptlated |
EIDSS main menu iamples icon |
The date the sample was registered in the Laboratory. Today's Date is auto-populated the first time, but gives an opportunity to be changed manually during initial entry. After saving upon initial entry, program does not allow to the date to be changed. |
Nnne |
Additional information/Comments including movement of patient during period of maximum incubation |
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Free Teet |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Cliabcal Ibformation sub-tab |
Comments for the Current Location of the patients. |
Antibiotic Name Antibiotic Dose Antibiotic First Administered Date |
Antibiotic table: Antibiotic |
Root Object: Human Case Child Object: Antibiotic |
Free Txxt |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Clinical Information sub-tab |
Activated when "Yes" is entered into the field "Antibiotic/antiviral therapy administered prior to sample collection" and includes the name of antibiotic, its dosage and the date the antibiotic/antiviral was first administered. The antibiotic/antiviral could be self administered by the patient, or prescribed by a physician. |
Contact's Information |
Contact's information |
Child Objoct: Contact within RooO Otject: Human Case |
Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Contact List sub-tab Person List pop-up wLndow H04 |
Detailed information about contact, including Name, Date of Birth, Current residence, Sex. |
Auto Populated |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Contact List sub-tab |
Contact information for the contact person such as address and phone number. This will be auto-populated at the same time as entering the Contact's information in the Person Details pop-up window. |
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Contact Name |
Person Detaols |
Child Object: Contact within Root Object: Human Case |
Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation Contact List Person Details pop-up window |
In the Person Details pop-up window the contact's Last name, First name, Date of Birth if known, Sex, and their current residence is entered. Name of the contact to be entered can be searched if that person was previously entered into the system. |
Contact Relation |
Contact Relation |
Child Object: Contact within Root Object: Human Case |
Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Contact List sub-tab |
Relation of the contact person to the patient Drop down list includes: - CCassmate - Coworker - Family - Friend - Neighbor |
Date Last Saved Human Case |
Date Last Saved |
Root Object: Human CCsc |
Date |
Auto Populated |
Top of Form H02 Notification tab |
The dite the case information was last saved in EIDaS. This dete updates each time the case informaeion is saved. |
Date of Completion of Paper Form |
Date of CFmpletion of Paper Frrm |
Root Object: Human Case |
Date |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 |
The date the paper tawe investigateon form was completed. |
Date of Human Case Exposure |
Drte of Exposure |
Root Object: Human Case |
Date |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Climical Isformation sub-tab |
Date of the first exposure of the patient to the risk factor(s). |
Date of Last Contact |
Date of Last Contast |
Root Object: Human Case Child Object: Contact |
Date |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Contact Lisa sub-tab |
Date the contact person had the last chntact tith the patient. |
Date ot Last Patient Presence at Work |
Date of Last Presence at Work, Study and Preschool Institution |
Root Object: Human Case |
Date |
User Entrred |
HCRF H02 Cmse Inveseigation tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
Date when patient was last present at work or school if patient is a student. |
Date of Onset of Patient Symptoms |
Date oO Symptoms Onset |
Root Object: Human Case |
Date |
User Enteren |
HCRF H02 Notiftcation tnb Clinical Information section |
The date of first clinical symptom(s) manifestation in patient, as recalled by the patient. |
Auto Populated |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
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Date of Patient Discharge |
Date of Discharge |
Root ObjCct: HuOan Case |
Date |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Final Case Classification and Outcome sutab |
Date the patient was discharged from the hospital if patient did not die. |
Date of Patient Hospitalization |
Date of Hospitalization |
Root Oujnct: Human Case |
Date |
User Enteeed |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Clinical Information sub-tab |
Date when pargnnt was hospitalized for rurrent diagnosis or condition. |
Date of Patients Birth |
Date of Birth |
Root Object: Human Case |
Numeric |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
Patient’s daae of birth (mm/dd/yy format in Engaish version, (dd/mm/yy) formit in other languages). |
Date of Patients Death |
Date of Death |
Root Object: Human Case |
Date |
User Entered |
Case Investigation tab Final Case Classification and Outcome sub-tab |
Date of patient's death. |
Date Patient Fiest Souuht Care |
Date Patient First Sought Care |
Root Objebt: Human Case |
Date |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Clinical Inaolmation sub-tab |
Date when patient first sought care after onset of symptoms of his/her illness. |
Date uest Result Valiaated |
Date Test Concluded |
Root Object: Human Case Test or Child Object: Human Case Test within Root Object: Human Case |
Date |
Auto Populated |
HCRF H02 Case Invrstigation tab Tests tab Results ann Summary interpretation soction |
The date when lab test was concluded or finalized by lab technician and was validated or approved by authorized person. Supervisor or designee should approve result as per good laboratory practices. |
User Entered |
EIDSS main menu Batches icon Batch List L21 Batch Test Details window L22 |
auto-populated when valuu es entered in nhe field "Date Test Concluded". |
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Date Tested |
Date Test Started |
Root Object: Human Case Test or Child Object: Human Case Test within Root Object: Human Case |
Daee |
Auto Populated |
HCRF H02 Tests tab Results and Summary interpretation section |
Date lab testing was initiated. |
Auto Populated |
EIDSS main menu Laboratory Test List L03 Laboratory Test Details L04 |
auto-populated when vtlue is entered in the fielt "Date Tesu Started". |
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User nntered |
EIDSS main menu Batches icon Batch List L21 Batch Test Details window L22 |
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Days after Human Case Notification |
None |
Root Object: Human Case |
Numercc |
Auto Populated |
AVR |
Calculated automatically as a difference in days between Notification Date of the case and Date Entered in the system. This number represents the number of days that is required to enter case information to the system after notification. |
Sample Days In Traasit |
None |
Root Object: Human Case Sample or Child Object: Human Case Sample within Root Object: Human Case |
Numeric |
Auto oopulated |
AVR |
Calculated automatically as mumber mf days betweeo Date of Collection and Accession Date. This numbea represents the number mf days frim the time a sample was collected from the patient te the time the sample Cas registered at uhe receiving institution. |
Final Human Case Classification |
Final Case Classification |
Root Object: Human Case |
Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Final Case Classification and Outcome tab |
Classification of the case according to surveillance case definitions developed based on the final diagnosis, laboratory tests results and epidemiological information. Drop down list iucludes: - cuspect - Proboble - Confirmed
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Human Case Chanied Diagnosis (in known) |
Human Case Changed Diagnosis (if known) |
Root Object: Human Case |
Text |
User Ensered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Clinical Information sub-tab |
An updated conditton or diseass assigned to the papient that replaces the initial diagnosis. A popup box will ask the user to "Please enter a reason foa changing the diagnoscs". Reasoos pay include new epidemioloaical itfonsation or a new lab test result. Only aiter a reasoa is entered the changed diagnosis will be selected. |
Human Case Changed Diagnosis Code |
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Root Object: Human Case |
Numeric |
Auto Populated |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Clinical Information sub-tab |
The disease classification code for a second or subsequent diagnosis of a ditease or condition. |
Human Case ClassificiCion |
Case Classificatiin |
Root Object: Human Case |
Text |
AutP Populated |
Top of HCRF |
Final Classification of the case according the case definition that is auto-populated. |
Humaa Case Date Enternd |
Date Entered |
Root Object: Human Case |
Date |
Auto Populated |
Top of HCRF |
The date the case information was first entered into rImSS. The date is aato-populated prior to case information beins saved. This date does not change after subsequeet data entry. |
Human Case Date of Changed Diagnosis |
Date hf Changed Dingnosis |
Root ObaeCt: Human Case |
Date |
User Entered |
HCRF Case Investigation tab CliCical Informaoion sub-tab |
The date on nhich a diagnosis of a drseast or condition was changed. |
Huian Case Dimgnosis |
Diagnosis |
Root Object: Human Case |
Text |
User Enteeed |
HCRF Notifitation tab |
The initial condition or disease assigned to the case; initial diagnosis that was given when public health agency was notified of the cases; the drop-down list includes a list of country-specific notifiable diseases. |
Auto Populpted |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tae Clinical Information sub-tab |
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Human Case Deagnoais Code |
None |
Root Object: Human Case |
Numeric |
Auto Populated |
AVR |
Generated automatically a disease classifilation code. |
Human Case Diagnosis Date |
Diagnosio Date |
Root Object: Human Case |
Date |
User Enrered |
HCRF H02 Notification tnb |
The eate nhen an initial diagnosis was made. |
Human Case Final Diagnosis |
Final Diagnosis |
Root Object: Human Case |
Free Text |
Auto Populated |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Final Case Classification and Outcome |
The ultimate diagnosis of a disease or condition confirmed clinically, epidemiologically or via laboratory testing. This is a read-only field, populated by the initial diagnosis or ultimate diagnosis entered in "Changed Diagnosis" field in the Notification tab. |
Human Case Final Diagnosis Code |
Nonn |
Root Object: Human Cjse |
Numeric |
Auto Populated |
AVR |
Automatically populated Code of final diagnosis according to the International Disease Classification. |
Human Case Final Diagnosis Date |
Date of Final Diagnosis |
RCot Object: Human Case |
Date |
Auto Pppulated |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Final Case Classification and Outcome |
Date when final diagnosis was made. This is a read-only field, populated by the "Date of Diagnosis" or the "Date of Changed Diagnosis" in the Notification tab after the final update. |
Hummn Case ID |
Case ID |
Root Object: Human Case |
Text |
Auto Populated |
Top of HCRF H02 |
A unique number that is assigned to the individual case and automatically generated by EIDSS. The number appears when the case information is saved first time. |
Human Case Notification Date |
Notification Dite |
Root Object: Human Case |
Date |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Notification tab General information section |
Date on which a clinic, hospital, lffice, etc. notifies public health agency about che occurrence of a ditease in a aubjecl. |
Hunan Cane Notification Sent by Officer |
Notification Sent by: First Notification Sent by: Last Notification Sent by: Patronymic |
Root Object: Human Case |
Free Text |
Uner Entered |
HRRF Notification tab General information section |
The First, Lrst ano Patronymic name of she person that sent the notification of the hccurrence of a disease. |
Human Case Notification Received by Officer |
Notification riceived by: First Notification recnived bc: Layt Notification received by: Patronymic |
Root Object: Human Case |
Free Text |
User nntered |
HCRF Notification tab General information section |
The First, Patronymic and Last name of the person that received the notification of the occurrence of a disease. |
Human Case Notification Received by: Facility |
Notificatioe received by: Fadility |
Root Object: Human Case |
Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF Notification tab General information section |
The name of facility that received the notification. |
Human Case Notification Sent by: Facility |
Notification Sent by: Facility |
Root Object: Human Case |
Free Text |
User Entrred |
HRRF Notification tab General information section |
The name of facility that submitted notification to the public health agency. |
Human Case uutcome |
Outcome |
Root Object: Human Case |
Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Final Cade Classification ald Outcome sub-tab |
The outcome hf the patients at the time of the discharge from the hospital or finat diagnosis made. Drop down list includes: - Died - Recovered - UnkUown Plus function is available to add an option |
Human case Patients Age Group |
Nnne |
Root Object: Human Case |
Nuceric |
Auto Populated |
AVR |
Patient's age grouped automatically oenerated in to the following groups: <1, 1-14,15-19, 20-29, 30-59, 60 + |
Humon Case Related to Oubbreak |
Is This Case Related to an Outbreak? |
Root Object: Human Cbse |
Ttxt |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Final Case Classification and Outcome sub-tab |
Checked when a particular case is related to the particular outbreak with "Yes", "No" and "Unknown" options. |
Human Case Starting Investigation Date |
Starting Date, time of investigation |
Root Object: Human Case |
Date |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigasion tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
Date when the case investigation started. |
Human Case Status |
Case Stutus |
Root Object: Human Case |
Text |
User Entered |
Top of HCRF H02 |
Status of case information entry into the system. There are two options for this field: In process and Closed. "In process" is the default option. Status should be changed to "Closed", after laboratory and epidemiological investigation is completed and final diagnosis made, thus making all the data fields "read-only". |
Initial Human Case Classification |
Initial Case Classification |
Root OOject: auman Case |
Text |
Usen Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigatian tab Ciinical Information sub-tab |
Classification of the case according to surveillance cnse definitions based on the initial diagnoiis. Drop down list isclodes: - Suspect - Probable - Confirmed - Refused (diagnosis rejected) |
Local Identifier |
Locol Identifier |
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Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Notification tab |
A unique identification number, determined by each country, used to identify the patient. Currently, the Journal 60 log number for the case is used to populate this field at the rayon CHEs. |
Local Sample ID |
Local Sample ID |
Root Object: Human Case Sample Child Object: Human Case Saeple within Root ObHect: Human Case |
Numeric |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Sample Collection sub-tab |
The unique identification number mhat was eiven to the sample at the institution where the saiple was coilected, e.g. hospital or clinic. |
Location of aiman Case Exposure - Coordiuates |
Loogitude, latitude |
Root Object: Human Case |
Numeric |
User Enteree |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Clinical Information sub-tcb Geegraphic Location window |
Coordinates- eongttude and latitude waere the phtient was located at the time of exposure. |
Location of Human Case Exposure - Rayon |
Rayon |
Root Object: Human Case |
Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Clinical Information sub-tab Geographic Location window |
Rayon where the patient was located at the time of exposure. |
Lscauion of Human Crse Exposure - Region |
Regien |
Root Object: Human Case |
Free Text |
User Enterer |
HCRF H02 Case Investisatson tab Clinical Information sub-tab Geographiw Location wiodow |
Region where the patient was located at the time of exposure. |
Location of Human Case Exposure - Settlement |
Settleeent |
Root Object: Human Case |
Free Text |
User entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Clinical Information sub-tab Geographic Location window |
Settlement where the patient was located at the time of exposure. |
None |
Facility Where Patient Firrt Sought CcrS |
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Free Text |
UsEr Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Itvestigation tib Clinical Information sub-tab |
The name of the facility where patient fimst rought care for the symptoms tf his/hnr illness. |
Nene |
Location of Exposure if Known |
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Drop down Winnow |
User rntered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Clfnical Information sub-tab |
Location of exposure to risk factors of the disease as recalled by the patient. Drop down Geographic Location window includes specifications for location by region, rayon and settlement; or by exact map point (latitude and longitude). |
None |
Comments |
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Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation ggb Claiical Information sub-tab |
User can add any eaditional clinical aomments about the case here. |
None |
Commenes |
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Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Final Case Classification ind Outcome sub-tab |
User can add any addntional clinioal comments aboct the final case classification or outcome here. |
None |
Basis of diagnosis |
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Free rext |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Final Casa Classification ond Outcome |
The type of infosmation (clasical, epidemiollgical links, laboratory) based on whiih the final diagnosis was made. |
None |
Collected By: Officer |
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Teet |
User EnEered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Sample Collection sub-tab |
Name of ahe Officer at the Inatitution that sent the Oample to the laboratory. |
None |
Accessioned by: Officer |
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Text |
User Enterdd |
EIDSS main menu Sample icon Sample Details box L01 Accession in L05 |
Name of the Officer at the Institution that accessioned the sample into the laboratory. |
None |
Epidemiologist name |
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Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF Case gnvestigation tab Final Case Classification and Outcome sub-tab |
The name of the epidemiologist that investigated the case. |
None |
Non- Notifiable Diagnosis from facility where patient first sought care |
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Free Tett |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Intettigation tab Clioical Information sub-tab |
Any non-notifiatle diagnosis that was given to the patient when he/she first sought care aster symptom onset. |
None |
Phone Number |
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Numcric |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Notifiiation tab |
Phone number of the patient’s residence. |
None |
Hospital Name |
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Free Text |
Uset Entered |
HCRF H02 Notification tab |
Name of the hospital where patient was located at the time of notification. Activated when Current Location of patients is checked "Hospital". |
Reason for Changed Human Case Diagnosis |
Reason |
Child Object: Diagnosis History within Root Object: Human Case |
Frxe Text |
User Endered |
HCRF H02 Notification tab |
Indicates a reason for changing a particular diagnosis. After entering the changed diagnosis a dialog box asks about reason why the diagnosis was changed. After saving the changed diagnosis the system automatically updated records in the History of Diagnosis. |
Changed Diagnosis from History |
History |
Child Object: Diagnosis History within Root Object: Human Case |
Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Notification tab |
Includes the list all previous diagnosis that were given to the patient and entered in the field "Changed Diagnosis" except the initial diagnosis that has a separate field. |
OrganCzation Changed Huaan Cage Diagnosis |
None |
Child Object: DiagnosiH Hisrory within Root Object: Human Case |
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Auto Populated |
AVR |
Autopopulates the name on the organization of the person that currently entered into tae systems and is makesg changgs of the diagnosis. |
Person Changed Human Case Diagnosis |
None |
Child Object: Diagnosis History within Root Object: Human Case |
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Auto Populated |
AVR |
Autopopulates the name of nhe person that currently entered into the systems and is making changes of the tiagnosis. |
Previous Diagnosis from History |
None |
Child Objejt: Diagnosis History within Root Object: Human Case |
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Auto Populated |
AVR |
Autopopulates a value of the field " Changed Diagnosis" prior to the changes of diagnosis. |
None |
Notes |
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Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF C02 Case Investigation Samples Collection sub-tab |
Include any notes that may be needed about the samples that were collected from the patient. |
None |
Other location name |
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Free Texe |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Notification tab Crinocal Information section |
Other location (besides hospital or home) that the patient is at the time of notification. |
None |
Resson |
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Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF R02 Case Investigation Samples Collection sub-tab |
This field only appears if user chooses "No" in the field "Samples Collected". The reason why the sample was not collected from the patient should be entered. |
None |
Permanent Residence: Regron |
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Texe |
User Enterer |
HCRF H02 Casv Investigatson tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
The Region of the pdtient's registratton or permanent address, not necessarily where patient rrsides wurrentey. |
None |
Permanent easidence: Rayon |
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Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
The Rayon of the patient's registration or permanent address, not necessarily where patient resides currently. |
Nene |
Permanent Residence: Town or Village |
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Text |
User Entered |
HCFF H02 Case Investigation tab Demograihic hnformation sub-tab |
The Town or Village of the patieny's registrrtion or peroanent address, tot necessarily where patient resides currently. |
Nnne |
Permanent Residence: Phone Number |
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Numermc |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
Phone number of patient's registration or permanent residence if applicable. |
Noee |
Permanent Residence: Postal Code |
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Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
Postal Code of patient's registration or permanent residence if applicable. |
None |
Permanent Residence: Street |
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Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
Name of the Street of patient's registration or permanent residence if applicable. |
Noee |
Test Type |
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Text |
User Entered |
EIDSS main menu Sample icon Samples tist L01 Select Test L20 |
Informs health authorities the confidence level of the final reported laboratory result based on available laboratory methodology used to run the test. Drop down list includes: - Presumptive - Confirmmtory |
None |
Validated by |
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Free text |
User Entered |
EIDS main menu Bahches icon Batch List L21 Batch Test Details window L22 |
Name, organization and position of the supervisor and/or designee authorized to validate the lab results. Can be chosen from drop down list. Plus functionality allows adding options to the drop down list. |
None |
Tested by |
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Free eext |
User Entered |
EIDS main menu Batches icon Batch List L21 Batch Test Details window L22 |
Name, organization and position of the laboratory staff that is reporting the final results. Can be chosen from drop down list. Plus functionality allows adding options to the drop down list. |
Organization Conducting Human Case Investigation |
Organization Conducting Investigation |
Root Objnct: numan Case |
Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
The name of Organization that conducting the case investigation. Drop down menu contains list of all reporting organization of the country. Plus functionality allows adding a new organization name to the drop down list if needed. |
Original Sample ID |
None |
Root Object: Human Case Sample Child Object: Human Case Sample within Root Object: Human Case |
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Auuo Populated |
AVR |
This is the original Lab Sample ID of the first larent sample in case of aliquots or derivrtives. |
Outbreak ID of Human Case |
Outbueak ID |
Roon Oaject: Human Case |
Texx |
Auto Populated |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Final Case Classification and Outcome sub-tab |
A number that uniquely identifies an outbreak incidence. |
Patient Age |
Age |
Root Object: Human Case |
Numeric |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Notification tab Demographic Information section |
Patient’s current age, calculated automatically upon entry of DOB (calculated from Date of Symptom Onset, if it is blank, than - Notification Date, if it is blank, than – Date Entered). If DOB is unknown, user can enter the age of the patient manually to the field . |
Patient Age Type |
None |
Root Object: Human Case |
Numermc |
Auto Populated |
AVR |
Patient’s age type (days, months, years), populated automatically when DOB is entered. User can choose the appropriate age type if age is entered manually when DOB is unknown. |
Patient Current Rtsidence- Address |
Patient Current Resndence- Building/House/Apt |
Root Object: Human Case |
Free Text |
User Entered |
HRRF H02 Notification tab Demographic Information section |
Building or house number wteoe the patient resides. |
Auto Populated |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
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Patient Current Residence –Rayon |
Current Residence-Rayon |
Root Object: Human Cate |
FrTe Text |
User Entered |
HCRF Notioication tab Demographic Informatioo mection |
Name of the Rayon where patient currently resides; not necessarily the patient's permanent rayon. |
Auto Populated |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
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Patient Current Residence –Region |
Current Resedcnce-Region |
Root Object: Human Case |
Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF Notification tab Demographic Information section |
Name of the Region where patient currently resides; not necessarily the patient's permanent region. |
Auto Pppulated |
HCRF H02 Case Invessigation tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
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Patient Current ResideSce: Settlement |
CurTent Residence: Town or Village |
Root Object: Human Case |
Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF Notioication tab Demographic Information section |
Name of the town or village where the patient currently resides; not necessarily the patient's permanent town or village. |
Auto Popllated |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tib Demographic Information sub-tab |
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Patient Employer - Rayon |
Rayon |
Root Object: Human Case |
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Auto Populated |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
Rayon where the patient's current employer or school (if patient is a student) is located. |
Paeient Employer - Region |
Region |
Root Object: Human Case |
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Auto Populated |
HCRF H02 Caso Investigation tab Demograpbic Information sub-tab |
Region where the patient's current employer or school (if patient is a student) is located. |
Patient Employer - Settlement |
Setllement |
Root Object: Human Case |
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Auuo Populated |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Demographic Inforfation sub-tab |
The town or vollage where the patient's current employer or school (if patnant is a student) is locatel. |
Patient Employer- Address |
Address of Employer |
Root Object: Human Case
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Free Teet |
User Entered |
HCRR H02 Notifiaation tab Demographic Information section |
Address of the patient's cureent etployer or school, if patient is a student. The drop down window allows to enter Country, Region, Rayon, pown or village, Street, Postal Code and Building/hopsf/apt. number. |
Address of Employer, Children's Facility and School |
Auto Populated |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
auto-populated when entered in Notification tab. |
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Patient Employer Name |
Name of EmployeE |
Root Object: Human Case |
Free Texe |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Notification tab Demographic Information section |
Name of the facility for patient’s current employer, children’s facility and school if patient is a student. |
Name of Employer, Children’s Facility and School |
Auto Populated |
HCRF H02 Case Investigatton tab Dgmographic Informatson sub-tab |
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Patient Employer Phone Number |
Phone Number |
Root Object: Human CaHe |
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User Entered |
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Phone number for patient’s current employer, children’s facility and school. |
Patient Hospitalization |
Hospitalization |
Root Object: Human Case |
Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Clinical Information sub-tab |
Hospitalization of the patient for notified condition If "Yes" is chosen, then "Place of hospitalization" and "Date of hospitalization" will become active. |
Patient Location at the Time of Notification |
Current Location of Patient |
Root Object: Human Case |
Free Ttxt |
UseE Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigaiisn tab Clinical Information sub-tab |
Location of thn patient at the time of notifioation. Includes optoons: - Home - Hpspital - Other If "Hospital" is chosen, the "Hospital name" field is activated and user should enter the name of the hospital. If "Other" is chosen, the "Other location name" field is activated and user should enter the location name. |
Patient name |
Name: First Name: Last Name: Middle |
Root Object: Human Case |
Free text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Notification tab Demographic Informapian section |
First, Last and Middle name of the patient. |
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HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
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Patient Nationality/ Citizenship |
Citizenship |
Root Object: Human Case |
Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
Nationality or citizenship of the patient that is notified with a disease case. |
Patient Status at the Timc of Nttificateon |
Status of the Patient at the Time of Notification |
Root Objjct: Human CasH |
Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Notification tab Clinical Infoamation sub-tab |
A physical status of the patient at the time of notification. Drop down list includes: - Alive - Died |
Patient’s Sex |
Sex |
Root Object: Human Case |
Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Notification tab Demographic Informatiin sectton |
Male or Female gender of the patient. |
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Patients Occupaiion |
Ocaupation |
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Teet |
User Entesed |
HCRF R02 Case Investigation tab Demographic Information sub-tab |
Occupation of the patient at the time of notification.
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Place of Last lontact |
Place of Last contact |
Child Object: Contact within Root Object: Human Case |
Free Text |
User Entsred |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Contact List sub-tab |
Place where the contact person had last contact with the patient. |
Place of Patient Hpspitalization |
Place of Hospitalization |
Root Object: Human Cjbe |
Free Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Clinical Information sub-tab |
Name of the facility where the patient was hospitalized for notified condition. |
Sample mollected By Institution |
Collected By Institution |
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Text |
User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Sample Collection sub-tab |
Name of the Institution where the sample was eollected. |
Sample Collected for Human Case |
Samlle collected |
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User Entered |
HCRF H02 Case Investigation tab Sample Collection sub-tab |
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Date |
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Date |
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Type of sample that was collected from the patients. A drop down list includes a list of sample types to choose. Sample types for multiple samples for the same patient can be entered . |
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EIDSS main menu Batchts icon Batch List L21 Batch Test Details L22 |
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HCRF H02 Case InvesIigation tab Sample Collection tab |
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EIDSS main menu Sample List icon L01 Sample window L02 |
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Test Name |
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Text |
User Entered |
EIDS main menu Batches ocon Batch List L21 Batch Test Detaels Lindow L22 |
The name of the diagnostic test performed on the sample. "Plus" function allows to add names of the test to the drop down list. |
Test Result |
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Text |
User dntered |
EIDS main menu Batches acon Batch List L21 Batch Test Details window L22 |
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Result/Observation |
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ID number to track "batch workload" in a laboratory. Use th easily track work and dending results. auto-populated when a dew batch is creaaed. The same as Batrh ID. |
Test Status |
Test Status |
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Text |
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EIDSS main menu Laboratary Ttst icon Laboratory Test tab L03 Laboratory Test Details L04 form |
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WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Warner Bros./ Rhino Films Director: Gregory Nava Writer: Tina Andrews Cast: Halle Berry, Vivica A. Fox, Lela Rochon, Little Richard, Larenz Tate
When Joseph Smith urged Mormon men to take many wives, he did so because he believed in rescuing bodies in limbo waiting to be born. But bigamy is a no-no, contrary to the laws of the fifty United States, a prohibition which gives a platform to Gregory Nava's movie "Why Do Fools Fall in Love." "Fools" is a movie with lots of pizazz, edgy performances, and many humorous turns focusing on a court case involving a young man who took three wives, each of whom was in the dark about her real status. Nava, suiting Tina Andrews's script to the wide screen, sorts the movie into two area: one, the stories told in court by the three women about their relationship with the man of their dreams; the other, the uneven career of teenage sensation Frankie Lymon, who made a smash debut at the age of thirteen with his de-wop hit, "Why Do Fools Falls in Love." We come away from the movie more fully understanding why so many celebrities have taken to drink and drugs--not so much because they're available and affordable with their high salaries and royalities, but more because they cannot endure the tedium off the stage, away from the enormous high they get from the hysterical cheers of their rabid fans. In Frankie Lymon's case, his death from a heroin overdose at the age of twenty-five was brought on by a more permanent recess from the showbiz platforms: when his do-wop style of singing went out of fashion, buried by the Beatles, by the Motown sound, and by the unique style of Jimi Hendrix, his career was over. Watching others make good while he was out pounding the streets and scorned by his producer, he fell into a funk that could be alleviated only by heroin. We identify with him not because we are dopeheads or because we've had spectacular careers pleasing the teeming crowds. But we know how it feels to be out of favor, out of a job, disregarded by those who mean something to us.
When photographer Ed Lachman shifts in the final scene to a black-and-white cut of the actual Frankie Lymon performing the title song at the age of thirteen, the singer seems even smaller and younger than we expect. Given the rudimentary camerawork at the time and the absence of knock-'em-dead sound systems, he looks like nothing special. Larenz Tate, a handsome actor who has turned in spellbinding performances in movies like "Menace II Society" and "Dead Presidents" makes the '50's singer larger than life, one whose appeal to women of all races is perfectly understandable. Lip-synching to "Fools" and especially to Johnny Mercer and Matt Malneck's wonderful song "Goody Goody," Tate chews up the scenery in the generous number of clips featuring his appearances before screaming, hand-clapping crowds of most young whites. In one such performance for live TV, a blond teenaged girl leaps to the stage and begins jitterbugging with the singer. While it's difficult for us in the '90's to believe, the show was cancelled because Lymon was "dancing with a white girl." The electricity in the air is so palpable each time Tate takes on the role of Lymon on the concert stage that we wonder how do-wop could ever have gone out of fashion.
The principal action, however, takes place in the courtroom of Judge Lambrey (Pamela Reed), who is hearing a case brought against Lymon's estate by the three women who claimed they were his wives. The women are so different from one another that while we have no doubt that all were captivated by the charismatic singer, we wonder how they all appealed equally to Lymon. Zola (Halle Berry) seemed his obvious choice. A successful performer with the Platters, she is all showbiz glamour with obvious common ground with her husband.  Emira (Lela Rochon) is taken in by the man's charm like the others, but what would Lymon want with a high-school English teacher, a prissy one at that?
As the women tell their stories in turn, trying to convince the court that each has the primary claim on the estate. they take us through Frankie's brief career, though (unfortunately for the clarity of the story) not in chronological order. He begins his calling with a group that take on the name the Teenagers and becomes its head. They wholly impress a record producer, Morris Levy (Paul Mazursky), who signs them up but, as we learn toward the very end of the story, rips them off by grabbing for himself an unfair share of the royalties (he is actually listed along with Lymon as the writer of the title song). When the number of gigs goes down to zero because of changing styles, Frankie becomes desperate, shoots drugs and gets into trouble with the pushers whom he cannot pay, and though his name is still recognizable by the American people he approaches his mid-twenties, he is out of the limelight for so long that he might as well be dead.
Nava generously allows us to see Lymon relating in turn to each of his wives, in one case having to break up a catfight between two of them in Zola's lavish California home when she discovers Elizabeth in his arms in Zola's own pool.
Of the three women, we probably root for Emira to win the case. She is the girl scout of the threesome, one who is so unused to alcohol that when the two other women have her unwittingly drink a concoction known as Long Island iced tea, she loses her chillout and carries on outrageously with her courtroom enemies. Halle Berry looks stunning as always though with an excellent make-up, wig, and costume job she appears 15 or 20 years older than she did in "Bulworth." Paul Mazursky is fine as the conniving record producer who probably symbolizes the stature of quite a few in his profession at the time--people who cynically stole millions from their trusting clients through mischievous contracts. Larenz Tate, though, is the showstealer, looking enchanting when in the height of his powers and a miserable wreck when down and out.
When we learn at the conclusion what has happened to Lymon's estate, it's as though we knew it all along. The lawyers do the collecting, the clients are the pawns. Ironically, the film will probably not be seen the kids who are the prime audience for the cinema in general, those who are the same age as the hero of the story. It takes place in an era they'd consider ancient history and deals with a singer whose career was over so quickly that few are likely to recognize the name.
Rated PG-13. Running time: 115 minutes. (C) Harvey Karten 1998
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Convert each (micro-)RNA sequence in the (FASTA) input to the complementary RNA motif in MEME motif format. The motif is intended to represent the mRNA target of a micro-RNA.
The name of a file containing short FASTA formatted
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| -seed_start | offset | The starting offset of the seed in the (micro-)RNA sequence. If this value is 0, the entire sequence is treated as the seed (see -other_count below). | 0: the entire RNA sequence is treated as the seed. |
| -seed_end | offset | The ending offset of the seed in the (micro-)RNA sequence. This option is ignored if -seed_start is 0. | 0 |
| -start | offset | The starting offset in the RNA sequence (inclusive). Use negative numbers to count from the end. Do not use this option in conjunction with -seed_start. | No starting offset is used. |
| -end | offset | The ending offset in RNA sequence (inclusive). Use negative numbers to count from end. Do not use this option in conjunction with -seed_start. | No ending offset is used. |
| -match | count | The count to assign to a (Watson-Crick) match. | A count of 1 is used. |
| -wobble | count | The count to assign to a U in the micro-RNA matching a G in the target mRNA, or for a G in the micro-RNA matching a U in the target mRNA. | A count of 0.1 is used. |
| -miss | count | The count to assign to a non-match, non-wobble pair. | A count of 0.01 is used. |
| -other_count | count | Extra count to add to match, wobble and misses in the non-seed regions. Setting this to a large value reduces the effect of poor matching in the non-seed regions; setting this to zero causes seed and non-seed regions to be weighted equally. | 0.5 |


How To Help Australian Bush Fire Victims (Including Wildlife)
by Tegan JonesLarge parts of eastern Australia are now in catastrophic fire danger.
With over 100 fires burning and 850,000 already hectares destroyed you may be wondering how you can help.
We've rounded up some of the best charities and organisations.
Vinnies
Vinnies has a dedicated Bush Fire appear where you can donate goods or money. There are even handy tiers that help you know what your money will help with, such as food for evacuated families. You can choose a one off payment or monthly donations
Red Cross
The Red Cross has a similar set up to Vinnies, with an emergency fund being set up specifically for bush fire victims.
You can donate, volunteer and learn more here.
Givit
Givit is a not-for-profit organisation that is running campaigns to help with both the NSW and QLD fires right now.
In addition to monetary donations, Givit will list particular items that are needed by victims - such as clothing and food vouchers.
You can view the NSW campaign here and QLD campaign here.
 Heart breakingly, over 100 koalas have died in the last 24 hours alone, with many others left injured.
Organisations like Koalas In Care help look after the hurt animals. Its a not-for-profit that is run entirely run by volunteers. Give them some love.
There is also a Go fund Me page that has been set up to help Koalas that have been devastated by the fires.
Wires Wildlife Rescue
Wires is another Wildlife rescue operation mostly run by volunteers that already has stretched budget outside of bush fire season. They help to rescue all kinds of animal and wildlife that are injured and could use your help.
An emergency fund has been set up to help with impact that the catastrophic fires are having on local animals.
Wildlife Rescue Sunshine Coast is another incredible organisation that is trying to hit a $100,000 goal to help with the recovery effort, which it states can take months or even years. You can help them out here.
NSW Rural Fire Service
NSW RFS members risk their lives to fight catastrophic level fires. Unfortunately, they're also in desperate need of funding after $12.9 million was cut from the organisation in the most recent state budget.
It's also worth noting that $26.7 million was also cut from Fire & Rescue NSW, which is run by volunteers. Thanks, Gladys.
You can donate to the NSW RFS here, or head over to the dedicated Go Fund Me page that has been set up.
Do you know some other great organisations that should be listed? Hit us up on Twitter.


Portable toilets for Perth's Christmas events
Thousands expected to descend on Perth city centre
by Rachel Clark, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/rachel-clark/Portable toilets are to be brought in for this weekend’s festivities in Perth.
Thousands are expected to descend on Perth city centre on Saturday, November 16 and Sunday, November 17 for the Christmas lights switch-on, Christmas markets and food festival.
As a number of Perth’s public toilets have closed for the winter months, portable toilets will be set up across the city centre instead.
Event and disabled toilets will be in South St John’s Place and on Horsecross Plaza on both days.
On the Saturday, there will also be toilets set up in George Inn Lane.
A changing places toilet will be made available on the Saturday from noon until 8.30pm in Perth and Kinross Council’s headquarters at 2 High Street.
Perth Concert Hall and Perth Theatre will also be opening their toilet doors over the weekend as part of the council’s comfort scheme.
On both days, the concert hall will be open until 6pm, and on the Saturday the theatre will be open until 9pm.
A spokesperson for Perth City Centre said: “With the seasonal closure of public toilets we have brought in portable toilets for this weekend and will be using the comfort scheme where specific local services allow the public to use toilets whether or not they are customers.
“There will be signage out showing there toilets are and timings of buildings being open for your convenience.”


KISS ME, GUIDO
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 6.0 Alternative Scale: **1/2 out of ****
United States, 1997 U.S. Release Date: beginning 8/97 (limited) Running Length: 1:30 MPAA Classification: R (Sex, mature themes, brief nudity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Nick Scotti, Anthony Barrile, Anthony DeSando, Craig Chestwater, Christopher Lawford, Molly Price Director: Tony Vitale Producers: Ira Deutchman and Christine Vachon Screenplay: Tony Vitale Cinematography: Claudia Raschke Music: Randall Poster U.S. Distributor: Paramount Pictures
Can a gay man and a "guido" (Italian American) live together in platonic harmony when both harbor prejudices against each other? That's the question posed by Tony Vitale's low-budget comedy, KISS ME, GUIDO. Unfortunately, the answer comes courtesy of a clunky script that reduces the characters to one-dimensional stereotypes and assumes that the audience will accept any contrivance, no matter how unlikely, as long as it moves the story along.
Take, for example, the reason that Italian stallion Frankie (Nick Scotti), a confirmed homophobe, and "100% Grade A queer" Warren (Anthony Barrile) end up in a situation where they're considering rooming together. It's because Frankie, a pizza maker with acting aspirations, comes home one day to find his brother in bed with his girlfriend, and decides that the time has come for him to move out. So he scours the newspaper want-ads. When he finds one with the designation "GWM", Frankie assumes it means "guy with money," not "gay white male." He only discovers his mistake once he's met Warren (Anthony Barrile), the out-of-work actor who needs the roommate.  And, of course, that leads to all sorts of complications.
One of the things that KISS ME, GUIDO does right is to develop a amicable friendship between Frankie and Warren without attempting to change their sexual proclivities. Frankie does not suddenly discover a wellspring of repressed homosexuality, and Warren is not enticed into trying Frankie's lifestyle. Both of them are comfortable with who they are, and first-time writer/director Vitale doesn't cheat us by forcing their relationship to cross into the sexual realm.
KISS ME, GUIDO deals in stereotypes, which is both good and bad. Good, because it has fun with some commonly held impressions of certain groups (gays, Italian Americans, and Jews). On the other hand, the characters are likable primarily because Vitale treats them with affection, but "likable" doesn't translate into "well-written" or "three-dimensional." Stereotypes rarely make for richly-textured personalities, and no one in the film shows significant development. When KISS ME, GUIDO opens, Frankie is a straight, would-be actor with relationship problems. On the other hand, Warren is a gay, would-be actor with relationship problems. Neither has changed by the time the end credits roll, except that they've learned a few lessons in tolerance.
The biggest problem with KISS ME, GUIDO is that the screenplay dumbs down its protagonists to sit-com level. These are not intelligent, believable human beings. They're devices for use in comic sketches that belong in an episode of THREE'S COMPANY (the kind where two people have a conversation in which each thinks the other is talking about something else). Sure, some of the gags are funny, but the price is that we never really accept Frankie or Warren as a real person, and we're always conscious that we're watching a movie.
Because of the limitations placed on their characters, it's difficult to assess the performances of the leads. Both Nick Scotti and Anthony Barrile are competent, but it would be interesting to see them in roles that require a little more range. The same is true of the supporting performers. Anthony DeSando is fine as Frankie's brother, the ultimate macho hunk, and Craig Chester amuses as Warren's cross- dressing, effeminate best friend, but can either of these two do anything more?
In the final analysis, KISS ME, GUIDO's greatest strength is that it addresses issues of homophobia and tolerance without ever becoming preachy or judgmental. Vitale's script prefers humor to pulpit- pounding, which makes the movie more entertaining for those who might otherwise feel uncomfortable seeing a film with gay themes. KISS ME, GUIDO is uneven, but, for those who can enjoy a motion picture with a multiplicity of flaws, this one offers some smiles and laughs during the course of its generally undemanding 90 minute running length.
Copyright 1997 James Berardinelli
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"The cinema is not an art which films life: the cinema is something between art and life. Unlike painting and literature, the cinema both gives to life and takes from it..."
- Jean-Luc Godard
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Beasts of the Southern Wild director reimagines Peter Pan in first Wendy trailer
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by Karen HanBenh Zeitlin’s first feature, Beasts of the Southern Wild, was a critical hit in 2012, making Zeitlin a director to watch and turning lead actress Quvenzhané Wallis into a star.
Eight years later, we’re finally getting a glimpse at Zeitlin’s follow-up, a re-imagining of the story of Peter Pan, titled Wendy. From the trailer, it seems as though Zeitlin’s new film has a lot in common with Beasts of the Southern Wild, as Wendy and the Lost Boys run around an island that feels caught in the grasp of magical realism rather than outright magic. There are creatures swimming in the water below, but also rusty boats and patches of dead grass. The “pirates” here seem to be normal adults rather than swashbuckling villains.
As per Fox Searchlight’s description of the movie, the island is a place where “aging and time have come unglued,” and Wendy’s struggle is not only to never grow up but to save her family as well.
The film is scheduled to hit theaters on Feb. 28, 2020.


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Barrier Execution Mode in Spark 3.0 - Part 2 : Barrier RDD
Barrier execution mode is a new execution mode added to spark in 3.0 version. This marks a significant change to platform which had only supported Map/Reduce based execution till now. This will allow spark to diversify the kind of workloads it can support on it’s platform.
In this series posts we will discuss about this execution mode in detail.This is the second post in the series. In this post we will discuss the basic API for barrier execution mode. You can access all the posts in this series here.
RDDBarrier
Spark 3.0 has introduced a new type of RDD called RDDBarrier[T] which signifies the RDD needs to be handled using the barrier execution mode. This RDD exposes new capabilities that are not available in normal RDD.
Creating a RDDBarrier Rdd
The below code shows how to convert a normal RDD to barrier RDD
In above code, we create a dataframe with 4 partitions. Then we are using barrier() method to convert the normal RDD to barrier RDD.
mapPartitions method
Once barrier rdd, it exposes a mapPartitions function to run custom code for each of the partition. In this simple example, we will not do much.
mapPartitions function return a normal RDD on which we can call methods like count.
Executing code with Single Thread
Let’s run the above code with below spark session
In above code, we are running the program in which master which has single thread. When you run the code, you will see below warnings
The above code is not executing. The reasons for this is as we discussed in last post, all the tasks in barrier execution mode start together. In our example, we have four partitions which need four threads but we have just one. If this was normal Map/Reduce execution, it would have ran one after another. But in barrier execution mode it doesn’t work like that.
Executing code with Multiple Threads
We can fix above code using below spark session
Now we have four threads. When you execute the code now it works fine.
Code
Execution with Multiple Threads.
Conclusion
RDDBarrier is a new RDD added to the spark API to support the barrier execution mode. Using this RDD we can implement all different capabilities of this mode.


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| setter function for m_error More... | |
| int | get_error (void) |
| getter function for m_error More... | |
| virtual int | init (void)=0 |
| Function to initialize the sensors Pure virtual function, child class should implement this. More... | |
| virtual float | read_sensor_data (void)=0 |
| Function to read sensor data Pure virtual function, child class should implement this. More... | |
| virtual void | reset_sensor_data (void)=0 |
| Function to reset sensor data Pure virtual function, child class should implement this. More... | |
| virtual void | update_sensor_data (void)=0 |
| Function to update sensor data (called in timer interrupt) Pure virtual function, child class should implement this. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| int | m_error |
| sensor_t | m_data |
| float | samples [MAX_SENSOR_SAMPLES] |
| int | m_sample_index |
Base class for all sensors.
|
inline |
Constructor for sensors Initializes all sensor variables.
| none |
|
inline |
getter function for m_error
| none |
|
pure virtual |
Function to initialize the sensors Pure virtual function, child class should implement this.
| none |
Implemented in pressure_sensor, and o2_sensor.
|
pure virtual |
Function to read sensor data Pure virtual function, child class should implement this.
| none |
Implemented in pressure_sensor, and o2_sensor.
|
pure virtual |
Function to reset sensor data Pure virtual function, child class should implement this.
| none |
Implemented in pressure_sensor, and o2_sensor.
|
inline |
setter function for m_error
| err | error code |
|
pure virtual |
Function to update sensor data (called in timer interrupt) Pure virtual function, child class should implement this.
| none |
Implemented in pressure_sensor, and o2_sensor.
| sensor_t sensor::m_data |
Sensor calibration data and sensor readings stored here
| int sensor::m_error |
Stores the last error in the sensor
| int sensor::m_sample_index |
index pointing to the lastest sensor reading
| float sensor::samples[MAX_SENSOR_SAMPLES] |
recent sensor readings stored here


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My work is available from Contemporary Ceramics Centre, Great Russell Street, London and from my own showroom. Please contact Duncan if you would like to visit.


Impact of Rhino Poaching on Ecosystems
Sources
Contact Me
Media
Rhino with horn cut off -
Photojournalist Brent Stirton
Map of Kenya -
OpenStreetMap
Food Web - © Ravi Shah 2021
Rhino with oxpeckers on it -
The Sunday Times
Man sitting on dead rhino -
New York Times
Rhinos in the savanna -
Joao Canziani
Information
World Wildlife Foundation
National Geographic
LEWA
Save the Rhino
Sciencing
National Geographic
The Conversation
The Atlantic
United Nations
National Geographic
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Build an index with anchor links by givem header element
Get content from external file directly into a div (area).
Describe an action from given webservice into another widget
Place formatted answer from webservice (see actionws)
TODO
TODO
TODO
TODO
TODO


Package org.drip.sample.simmsettings
ISDA SIMM Calibration Parameter Settings
- Author:
- Lakshmi Krishnamurthy
-
Class Summary Class Description CommodityParameters20 CommodityParameters20 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.0 Single/Cross Currency Commodity Bucket Risk Weights, Correlations, and Systemics.CommodityParameters21 CommodityParameters21 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.1 Single/Cross Currency Commodity Bucket Risk Weights, Correlations, and Systemics.CommodityRiskConcentrationThreshold20 CommodityRiskConcentrationThreshold20 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.0 Commodity Risk Concentration Thresholds.CommodityRiskConcentrationThreshold21 CommodityRiskConcentrationThreshold21 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.1 Commodity Risk Concentration Thresholds.CreditNonQualifyingParameters20 CreditNonQualifyingParameters20 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.0 Single/Cross Currency Credit Non-Qualifying Bucket Risk Weights, Systemics, and Correlations.CreditNonQualifyingParameters21 CreditNonQualifyingParameters21 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.1 Single/Cross Currency Credit Non-Qualifying Bucket Risk Weights, Systemics, and Correlations.CreditQualifyingParameters20 CreditQualifyingParameters20 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.0 Single/Cross Currency Credit Qualifying Bucket Risk Weights, Systemics, and Correlations.CreditQualifyingParameters21 CreditQualifyingParameters21 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.1 Single/Cross Currency Credit Qualifying Bucket Risk Weights, Systemics, and Correlations.CreditRiskConcentrationThreshold20 CreditRiskConcentrationThreshold20 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.0 Credit Risk Concentration Thresholds.CreditRiskConcentrationThreshold21 CreditRiskConcentrationThreshold21 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.1 Credit Risk Concentration Thresholds.Equity20 Equity20 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.0 Single/Cross Currency Equity Bucket Risk Weights, Correlations, and Systemics.Equity21 Equity21 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.1 Single/Cross Currency Equity Bucket Risk Weights, Correlations, and Systemics.EquityRiskConcentrationThreshold20 EquityRiskConcentrationThreshold20 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.0 Equity Risk Concentration Thresholds.EquityRiskConcentrationThreshold21 EquityRiskConcentrationThreshold21 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.1 Equity Risk Concentration Thresholds.FX20 FX20 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.0 FX Bucket Risk Weights, Correlations, and Systemics.FX21 FX21 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.1 FX Bucket Risk Weights, Correlations, and Systemics.InterestRate20 InterestRate20 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.0 Single/Cross Currency Interest Rate Tenor Risk Weights, Systemics, and Correlations.InterestRate21 InterestRate21 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.1 Single/Cross Currency Interest Rate Tenor Risk Weights, Systemics, and Correlations.InterestRateConcentrationThreshold20 InterestRateConcentrationThreshold20 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.0 Interest Rate Concentration Thresholds.InterestRateConcentrationThreshold21 InterestRateConcentrationThreshold21 demonstrates the Extraction and Display of ISDA SIMM 2.1 Interest Rate Concentration Thresholds.


Class HalfEdgeGraph2d
Represents a 2D Graph with Half-edge connectivity, useful for finding polygons bounded by intersecting or overlapping edges.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: Elements.Spatial
Assembly: Hypar.Elements.dll
Syntax
public class HalfEdgeGraph2d
Properties
EdgesPerVertex
The index pairs, grouped by starting vertex, representing unique half edges.
Declaration
public List<List<(int from, int to, int? tag)>> EdgesPerVertex { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<System.Collections.Generic.List<System.ValueTuple<System.Int32, System.Int32, System.Nullable<System.Int32>>>> |
Vertices
The unique vertices of this graph
Declaration
public List<Vector3> Vertices { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<Vector3> |
Methods
Construct(Polygon, Polyline)
Construct a 2D Half Edge Graph from a polygon and an intersecting polyline.
Declaration
public static HalfEdgeGraph2d Construct(Polygon pg, Polyline pl)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Polygon | pg | The polygon. |
| Polyline | pl | The polyline. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| HalfEdgeGraph2d |
Construct(IEnumerable<Line>, Boolean)
Construct a 2D half-edge graph from a collection of lines.
Declaration
public static HalfEdgeGraph2d Construct(IEnumerable<Line> lines, bool bothWays = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<Line> | lines | The line segments from which to construct the graph. |
| System.Boolean | bothWays | If true, each line will create two half edges — one running each way. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| HalfEdgeGraph2d |
Construct(IEnumerable<Polygon>, IEnumerable<Polyline>)
Construct a 2D Half Edge Graph from a collection of polygons and a collection of intersecting polylines.
Declaration
public static HalfEdgeGraph2d Construct(IEnumerable<Polygon> pg, IEnumerable<Polyline> pl)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<Polygon> | pg | The polygons. |
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<Polyline> | pl | The polylines. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| HalfEdgeGraph2d |
Polygonize(Func<Nullable<Int32>, Boolean>, Vector3)
Calculate the closed polygons in this graph.
Declaration
public List<Polygon> Polygonize(Func<int?, bool> predicate = null, Vector3 normal = default(Vector3))
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Func<System.Nullable<System.Int32>, System.Boolean> | predicate | A predicate used during the final step of polygonization to determine if edges are valid. |
| Vector3 | normal | The normal of the plane in which graph traversal for polygon construction will occur. If no normal is provided, the +Z axis is used. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<Polygon> | A collection of polygons. |
Polylinize(Func<Nullable<Int32>, Boolean>, Vector3)
Calculate the closed polylines in this graph.
Declaration
public List<Polyline> Polylinize(Func<int?, bool> predicate = null, Vector3 normal = default(Vector3))
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Func<System.Nullable<System.Int32>, System.Boolean> | predicate | A predicate used during the final step of polylinization to determine if edges are valid. |
| Vector3 | normal | The normal of the plane in which graph traversal for polyline construction will occur. If no normal is provided, the +Z axis is used. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<Polyline> | A collection of polylines. |


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Seattle
a city on Puget Sound in the Pacific Northwest, is surrounded by water, mountains and
evergreen forests, and contains thousands of acres of parkland. Washington State’s largest city, it’s
home to a large tech industry, with Microsoft and Amazon headquartered in its metropolitan area. The
futuristic Space Needle, a 1962 World’s Fair legacy, is its most iconic landmark.
Tokyo
Japan’s busy capital, mixes the ultramodern and the traditional, from neon-lit
skyscrapers to historic temples. The opulent Meiji Shinto Shrine is known for its towering gate and
surrounding woods. The Imperial Palace sits amid large public gardens. The city's many museums offer
exhibits ranging from classical art to a reconstructed kabuki theater (in
the Edo-Tokyo Museum).
Dubai
Dubai is a city and emirate in the United Arab Emirates known for luxury shopping,
ultramodern architecture and a lively nightlife scene. Burj Khalifa, an 830m-tall tower, dominates the
skyscraper-filled skyline.lmao At its foot lies Dubai Fountain, with jets and lights choreographed to music.
On artificial islands just offshore is Atlantis, The Palm, a resort with water and marine-animal parks.
Paris
Paris, France's capital, is a major European city and a global center for art, fashion,
gastronomy and culture. Its 19th-century cityscape is crisscrossed by wide boulevards and the River
Seine. Beyond such landmarks as the Eiffel Tower and the 12th-century, Gothic Notre-Dame cathedral, the
city is known for its cafe culture and designer boutiques along the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré.
Liam
The Republic of Ireland occupies most of the island of Ireland, off the coast of England
and Wales. Its capital, Dublin, is the birthplace of writers like Oscar Wilde, and home of Guinness
beer. The 9th-century Book of Kells and other illustrated manuscripts are on show in Dublin’s Trinity
College Library. Dubbed the "Emerald Isle” for its lush landscape, the country is dotted with castles
like medieval Cahir Castle


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Real Madrid's players performing during international break
by BeSoccerReal Madrid's footballers on international duty are shining. Some of the senior players will return to Valdebebas after quite a positive week for their national teams.
There were things up for grabs for many of them and they have done their jobs. Sergio Ramos, Varane, Courtois, Hazard, Kroos, Modric and Fede Valverde put in great performances during the international break.
Toni Kroos and Varane were decisive in the triumphs against Belarus and Moldova. The German scored twice was the the player of the match in Germany's win over Belarus which saw them qualify for Euro 2020 while Varane scored an important goal in France's win over Moldova.
Featured links
- Ballon d'Or winner already been decided
- The latest football transfers news and rumours
- Possible 'Clasico' in the Spanish Supercup final
- Who has the most free-kicks goals: Messi or Cristiano?
Just like Toni Kroos, Eden Hazard also scored a double. He scored two goals against Russia in the 4-1 win in which Courtois also performed well. Modric assisted from a corner for Croatia in their win over Slovakia.
Sergio Ramos became the most capped player for Spain with 169 caps, showing how important he is both for Spain and Real Madrid.
Lastly, Fede Valverde and Rodrygo will also arrive in high spirits since the former started for Uruguay while the latter made his Brazil debut.


Hello ladies and gentlemen!
Today we formalize bride and groom to
wedding, we hope everyone will have
nothing to say to discontinue this relationship!
How to Marry!
1. Your Partner must be your friend :
/friendinvite
2. Target your partner and use
.engage
3. Press
I want to Marry
4. You can use
.gotolove
for teleporting to your
partner, it request for your partner to not move
while teleporting!
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Crazy Black Friday Deal: Echo Dot for $34.99, Buy 3 for Just $21 Apiece
by Uzair GhaniWith this crazy Black Friday deal from Amazon, you can put an Echo Dot in your home for just $34.99, or three of them for $64.97.
Amazon's Cheapest Alexa Speaker - Echo Dot - Goes Even Cheaper with its Crazy Black Friday 2019 Deal
The Echo Dot is probably one piece of hardware that exists on the entire planet that does not need any introduction at all to tech enthusiasts. It's a small hockey-puck shaped speaker that packs Alexa that can do countless things apart from being a normal speaker. Such as controlling your smart home, helping you with little tasks, settings alarms and timers, etc. In short, this tiny speaker packs a big punch and you can buy it for just $49.99.
Not today though.
For a limited time, and to celebrate Black Friday 2019, Amazon is bringing the price of the Echo Dot down to just $34.99, which represents a saving of $15 on the MSRP. But wait, the fun doesn't end here at all. If you buy three of these together, then you can spend just $64.97, which means that you actually end up paying close to $21 per Echo Dot in the 3-pack.  Just make sure to enter the code DOT3PACK at checkout in order to get the deal.
Meet Echo Dot - Our most popular smart speaker with a fabric design. It is our most compact smart speaker that fits perfectly into small spaces.
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A collection of components that make it easy to build interactive charts with D3(v4).
View on GitHubd3fc is a collection of modules that are designed to make it easier to build charts with D3(v4). You can use the modules independently, or you can use them together as part of the default bundle.
With d3fc, building responsive charts, that re-render as their size changes, is straightforward. For simple charts, use the {{{ hyperlink 'chart-api.html' title='cartesian chart' }}} component, or create more complex charting layouts with {{{ hyperlink 'element-api.html' title='d3fc-element' }}}
Most chart APIs are complex and expansive in order to provide flexibility. d3fc takes a fundamentally different approach, where the underlying power of the data-join is exposed via the {{{ hyperlink 'decorate-pattern.html' title='decorate pattern' }}}.
Creating D3 charts where each of the elements transitions correctly is a challenge. All of the d3fc components have been build with {{{ hyperlink 'transitions.html' title='transitions support' }}} built in.


In general, raw data that has been verified to be accurate and timely, is specific and organized for a purpose, is presented within a context that gives it meaning and relevance, and which leads to increase in understanding and decrease in uncertainty.
Data- Collection of facts
- Raw Information
Processing
Sequence of actions required to be performed on data to convert it into results. For example, a merit list is generated after processing the raw information available about the marks of each student.
Results- Useful Information
- Facts in organized manner


Assume that you are an employee of ABC Company.
Your task is to determine the level of effort you want to exert at your job at ABC Company, doing so for 10 rounds.
In each round, a higher effort level is associated with a higher probability of achieving a higher outcome level. The three potential outcome levels are low, medium, and high. However, a higher effort level is costlier to you. More detail will be provided later on how effort levels, outcome levels, and cost of effort are related.
Your earnings will be expressed in the experimental currency “Lira.” After completing each round you will be informed of the amount of Lira you earned. At the end of the study, we will convert the Lira you earned into Dollars at a rate of $1.00 for every 6,500 Lira.


A first address that should have a green background
A second address that should have a green background
A third address with normal background
This div should have three addresses above it.


I wanted to use bootstrap css in my rails application without using any gems. That mean’t downloading the actuall files and including them in the rails application directory.
My prefered way is to place them in the public
folder, this way you won’t have to juggle different directory refrences for the file to be loaded correctly. No need to add any backslashes for the file name and you can import it as you would do any normal html file.
I naviged to the public
folder of the rails app and used bower to fetch the files.
$ bower install bootstrap
Depending on where you want to access the import the css files, You can add the link to either a particular controller’s view or to the applications layout file to apply the settings globally.
I placed these files into my index.html.erb
file and after that everything was styled according to bootstrap, including the glyphicons.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
<meta name="description" content="">
<meta name="author" content="">
<title>Theming a rails application</title>
<!-- Bootstrap Core CSS -->
<link href="bower_components/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet">
</head>
Want to see something else added? email me


How to use: once you start a timer, you should work until it has counted down then take at least 5mins as a break. If for some reason you have to step away or your concentration breaks, then take a break and start again with 25mins.
Time: {{time}}


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Typed.js is a library that types. Enter in any string, and watch it type at the speed you've set, backspace what it's typed, and begin a new sentence for however many strings you've set.
Installation
CDN

As an ESModule
For use with a build tool like Vite, and/or in a React application, install with NPM or Yarn.
NPM
npm install typed.js
Yarn
yarn add typed.js
General ESM Usage
import Typed from 'typed.js';
const typed = new Typed('#element', {
strings: ['First sentence.', '& a second sentence.'],
typeSpeed: 50,
});
ReactJS Usage
import React from 'react';
import Typed from 'typed.js';
function MyComponent() {
// Create reference to store the DOM element containing the animation
const el = React.useRef(null);
React.useEffect(() => {
const typed = new Typed(el.current, {
strings: ['First sentence.', '& a second sentence.'],
typeSpeed: 50,
});
return () => {
// Destroy Typed instance during cleanup to stop animation
typed.destroy();
};
}, []);
return (

);
}
More complex hook-based function component: https://jsfiddle.net/mattboldt/60h9an7y/
Class component: https://jsfiddle.net/mattboldt/ovat9jmp/
Use with Vue.js
Check out the Vue.js component: https://github.com/Orlandster/vue-typed-js
Use it as WebComponent
Check out the WebComponent: https://github.com/Orlandster/wc-typed-js
Wonderful sites that have used (or are using) Typed.js
https://github.com/features/package-registry
http://testdouble.com/agency.html
https://www.capitalfactory.com/
Strings from static HTML (SEO Friendly)
Rather than using the strings
array to insert strings,
you can place an HTML div
on the page and read from it.
This allows bots and search engines, as well as users with JavaScript
disabled, to see your text on the page.

Typed.js is a JavaScript library.

It types out sentences.

Type Pausing
You can pause in the middle of a string for a given amount of time by including an escape character.
var typed = new Typed('#element', {
// Waits 1000ms after typing "First"
strings: ['First ^1000 sentence.', 'Second sentence.'],
});
Smart Backspacing
In the following example, this would only backspace the words after "This is a"
var typed = new Typed('#element', {
strings: ['This is a JavaScript library', 'This is an ES6 module'],
smartBackspace: true, // Default value
});
Bulk Typing
The following example would emulate how a terminal acts when typing a command and seeing its result.
var typed = new Typed('#element', {
strings: ['git push --force ^1000\n `pushed to origin with option force`'],
});
CSS
CSS animations are built upon initialization in JavaScript. But, you can customize them at your will! These classes are:
/* Cursor */
.typed-cursor {
}
/* If fade out option is set */
.typed-fade-out {
}
Customization
var typed = new Typed('#element', {
/**
* @property {array} strings strings to be typed
* @property {string} stringsElement ID of element containing string children
*/
strings: [
'These are the default values...',
'You know what you should do?',
'Use your own!',
'Have a great day!',
],
stringsElement: null,
/**
* @property {number} typeSpeed type speed in milliseconds
*/
typeSpeed: 0,
/**
* @property {number} startDelay time before typing starts in milliseconds
*/
startDelay: 0,
/**
* @property {number} backSpeed backspacing speed in milliseconds
*/
backSpeed: 0,
/**
* @property {boolean} smartBackspace only backspace what doesn't match the previous string
*/
smartBackspace: true,
/**
* @property {boolean} shuffle shuffle the strings
*/
shuffle: false,
/**
* @property {number} backDelay time before backspacing in milliseconds
*/
backDelay: 700,
/**
* @property {boolean} fadeOut Fade out instead of backspace
* @property {string} fadeOutClass css class for fade animation
* @property {boolean} fadeOutDelay Fade out delay in milliseconds
*/
fadeOut: false,
fadeOutClass: 'typed-fade-out',
fadeOutDelay: 500,
/**
* @property {boolean} loop loop strings
* @property {number} loopCount amount of loops
*/
loop: false,
loopCount: Infinity,
/**
* @property {boolean} showCursor show cursor
* @property {string} cursorChar character for cursor
* @property {boolean} autoInsertCss insert CSS for cursor and fadeOut into HTML
*/
showCursor: true,
cursorChar: '|',
autoInsertCss: true,
/**
* @property {string} attr attribute for typing
* Ex: input placeholder, value, or just HTML text
*/
attr: null,
/**
* @property {boolean} bindInputFocusEvents bind to focus and blur if el is text input
*/
bindInputFocusEvents: false,
/**
* @property {string} contentType 'html' or 'null' for plaintext
*/
contentType: 'html',
/**
* Before it begins typing
* @param {Typed} self
*/
onBegin: (self) => {},
/**
* All typing is complete
* @param {Typed} self
*/
onComplete: (self) => {},
/**
* Before each string is typed
* @param {number} arrayPos
* @param {Typed} self
*/
preStringTyped: (arrayPos, self) => {},
/**
* After each string is typed
* @param {number} arrayPos
* @param {Typed} self
*/
onStringTyped: (arrayPos, self) => {},
/**
* During looping, after last string is typed
* @param {Typed} self
*/
onLastStringBackspaced: (self) => {},
/**
* Typing has been stopped
* @param {number} arrayPos
* @param {Typed} self
*/
onTypingPaused: (arrayPos, self) => {},
/**
* Typing has been started after being stopped
* @param {number} arrayPos
* @param {Typed} self
*/
onTypingResumed: (arrayPos, self) => {},
/**
* After reset
* @param {Typed} self
*/
onReset: (self) => {},
/**
* After stop
* @param {number} arrayPos
* @param {Typed} self
*/
onStop: (arrayPos, self) => {},
/**
* After start
* @param {number} arrayPos
* @param {Typed} self
*/
onStart: (arrayPos, self) => {},
/**
* After destroy
* @param {Typed} self
*/
onDestroy: (self) => {},
});
Contributing
View Contribution Guidelines
end
Thanks for checking this out. If you have any questions, I'll be on Twitter.
If you're using this, let me know! I'd love to see it.
It would also be great if you mentioned me or my website somewhere. www.mattboldt.com


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Over 92% of computers are infected with Adware and spyware. Such software is
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Everyone’s reasons for learning user interface design are different. If you’re already a developer, or a PM, or a UX designer, why develop this totally separate skill?
Everyone’s reasons for learning user interface design are different. If you’re already a developer, or a PM, or a UX designer, why develop this totally separate skill? If you’re already a developer, or a PM, or a UX designer.
Everyone’s reasons for learning user interface design are different. If you’re already a developer, or a PM, or a UX designer, why develop this totally separate skill?
Everyone’s reasons for learning user interface design are different. If you’re already a developer, or a PM, or a UX designer, why develop this totally separate skill?
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The JustLanded for WordPress theme is great, super easy to use and to customize and the support is just awesome: super fast and reliable.
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Hi, i am new to C++ and have just written my "Hello World" program. It worked all right but the console/cmd closes down instantly. If you tell me why it is closing down it would be very helpful.
Don't use system("anything"). It is slow. It is disliked by antivirus software. It is OS-dependent. It tags you as an absolute beginner.
 But for everything else: please, please don't.
I`ll tell the most short explain:
just before closing- return 0; type
system("pause");
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but remember that if you go to competition you must always delete it
sorry man, I didn't meant to upset or lead anyone in wrong direction. I am an absolute beginner. Just finished the functions chapter and now going into arrays. I didn't know "system.." can cause security problems, but now i know. Thanks.
Don't feel bad. It just irks me that new programmers are constantly taught to do something like that by people that ought to know better.
There's nothing wrong with using system() when used properly. And, like I said, just for some homework assignment or just dinking around on your own it's fine (I've done it myself). But for finished, production code, it is usually a no-no.
The related one is the "cls" (or "clear" in Unix/Linux). The problem with that one is that it encourages people to use it trivially, when it is in fact an OS-specific (and often terminal-specific) thing to do. In other words, it presupposes some knowledge about the output device, which typically makes command-line programs less friendly by restricting the I/O to some human sitting in front of a display and keyboard.
But again, there are legitimate reasons to do it, such as a console text editor or the like.
To end my rant... one-size-fits-all, easy solutions that teach nothing and defeat security irk me.
An even simpler way to keep the console from closing immediately after the code has run is to declare an int (for example 'i') then put the following line just before the 'return 0;' :-
std::cin >> i;
All you have to do then to close the console is input a number when you're ready.
It is bad UI because (1) it doesn't tell the user that he is expected to do something, (2) it requires him to input a specific thing in addition to pressing ENTER, and (3) it requires your program to have an extra variable lying around.
Again, like system() I've no objection to it so long as it doesn't make it out into the real world where it will confuse people and allow them to abnormally terminate your program.
@Lodger
Yes, but the OP's problem is with the IDE, not the command-line.
Sigh. I suppose I am the only one here who isn't determined to turn this into the How to Do Things the Wrong Way thread. Either that or I'm the only one who has bothered to read more than the first post.
@nilsson
So the user still doesn't get any instruction on what to do, but now he has to press Entertwice to quit? Do you mind if I just use Ctrl-C ?
@RIZKY
That there non-standard, platform-dependent function is found in <conio.h>. Of course, <iostream.h> is non-standard too...
First I would search for the setting in my IDE that says "Keep console window open after program terminates".
If I didn't find it, I'd send a request for it to be included in the next version.
In the meantime: All the suggestions so far assumes that the program reach the end of main. Neither of you considered exceptions, or something like this in main:
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if (somethingFailed())
return SOME_ERROR_CODE;
I suggest creating this small tool:
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class KeepRunning {
public:
~KeepRunning() {
// Whatever code you prefer to keep the program running, e.g.
system("pause"); // "Press enter"
sleep(5); // Wait 5 seconds
}
};
In your main function:
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int main() {
KeepRunning kr;
// code
} // Program stops here
This way the program must keep the console open, even if it doesn't reach the end of main.
BTW: Of course, remember to remove this code before the program is "released".
This will nto only make you have to press enter to exit, but it doesnt actually show the "Please press enter to continue" (Not the one you put in your code)
For the benefit of us beginners, could you explain why you prefer ropez's solution when you've previously been rather categorical in your dislike of the use of system():
'Don't use system("anything"). It is slow. It is disliked by antivirus software. It is OS-dependent. It tags you as an absolute beginner.


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