public interface DiscoveryPlugin
Plugin
s that extends Elasticsearch's discovery functionality. To add an additional
NetworkService.CustomNameResolver
just implement the interface and implement the getCustomNameResolver(Settings)
method:
public class MyDiscoveryPlugin extends Plugin implements DiscoveryPlugin {
@Override
public NetworkService.CustomNameResolver getCustomNameResolver(Settings settings) {
return new YourCustomNameResolverInstance(settings);
}
}
| 限定符和类型 | 方法和说明 |
|---|---|
default NetworkService.CustomNameResolver |
getCustomNameResolver(Settings settings)
Override to add additional
NetworkService.CustomNameResolver s. |
default java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.function.Supplier<Discovery>> |
getDiscoveryTypes(ThreadPool threadPool,
TransportService transportService,
NamedWriteableRegistry namedWriteableRegistry,
MasterService masterService,
ClusterApplier clusterApplier,
ClusterSettings clusterSettings,
UnicastHostsProvider hostsProvider,
AllocationService allocationService)
Returns custom discovery implementations added by this plugin.
|
default java.util.function.BiConsumer<DiscoveryNode,ClusterState> |
getJoinValidator()
Returns a consumer that validate the initial join cluster state.
|
default java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.function.Supplier<UnicastHostsProvider>> |
getZenHostsProviders(TransportService transportService,
NetworkService networkService)
Returns providers of unicast host lists for zen discovery.
|
default java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.function.Supplier<Discovery>> getDiscoveryTypes(ThreadPool threadPool, TransportService transportService, NamedWriteableRegistry namedWriteableRegistry, MasterService masterService, ClusterApplier clusterApplier, ClusterSettings clusterSettings, UnicastHostsProvider hostsProvider, AllocationService allocationService)
DiscoveryModule.DISCOVERY_TYPE_SETTING
, and
the value is a supplier to construct the Discovery
.threadPool
- Use to schedule ping actionstransportService
- Use to communicate with other nodesmasterService
- Use to submit cluster state update tasksclusterApplier
- Use to locally apply cluster state updatesclusterSettings
- Use to get cluster settingshostsProvider
- Use to find configured hosts which should be pinged for initial discoverydefault NetworkService.CustomNameResolver getCustomNameResolver(Settings settings)
NetworkService.CustomNameResolver
s.
This can be handy if you want to provide your own Network interface name like _mycard_
and implement by yourself the logic to get an actual IP address/hostname based on this
name.
For example: you could call a third party service (an API) to resolve _mycard_.
Then you could define in elasticsearch.yml settings like:
network.host: _mycard_
default java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.util.function.Supplier<UnicastHostsProvider>> getZenHostsProviders(TransportService transportService, NetworkService networkService)
DiscoveryModule.DISCOVERY_HOSTS_PROVIDER_SETTING
), and
the value is a supplier to construct the host provider when it is selected for use.transportService
- Use to form the TransportAddress
portion
of a DiscoveryNode
networkService
- Use to find the publish host address of the current nodedefault java.util.function.BiConsumer<DiscoveryNode,ClusterState> getJoinValidator()
null
is called exactly once per
join attempt but might be called multiple times during the lifetime of a node. Validators are expected to throw a
IllegalStateException
if the node and the cluster-state are incompatible.


| Opcode/Instruction | Op/En | 64/32-bit Mode | CPUID Feature Flag | Description |
| F3 0F 5E /r DIVSS xmm1, xmm2/m32 | RM | V/V | SSE | Divide low single-precision floating-point value in xmm1 by low single-precision floating-point value in xmm2/m32. |
| VEX.NDS.LIG.F3.0F.WIG 5E /r VDIVSS xmm1, xmm2, xmm3/m32 | RVM | V/V | AVX | Divide low single-precision floating point value in xmm2 by low single precision floating-point value in xmm3/m32. |
| Op/En | Operand 1 | Operand 2 | Operand 3 | Operand 4 |
| RM | ModRM:reg (r, w) | ModRM:r/m (r) | NA | NA |
| RVM | ModRM:reg (w) | VEX.vvvv (r) | ModRM:r/m (r) | NA |
Divides the low single-precision floating-point value in the first source operand by the low single-precision floatingpoint value in the second source operand, and stores the single-precision floating-point result in the destination operand. The second source operand can be an XMM register or a 32-bit memory location. The first source and destination operands are XMM registers. The three high-order doublewords of the destination are copied from the same dwords of the first source operand. See Chapter 10 in the Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer’s Manual, Volume 1, for an overview of a scalar single-precision floating-point operation.
In 64-bit mode, use of the REX.R prefix permits this instruction to access additional registers (XMM8-XMM15). 128-bit Legacy SSE version: The first source operand and the destination operand are the same. Bits (VLMAX1:32) of the corresponding YMM destination register remain unchanged. VEX.128 encoded version: Bits (VLMAX-1:128) of the destination YMM register are zeroed.
DIVSS (128-bit Legacy SSE version) DEST[31:0] ← DEST[31:0] / SRC[31:0] DEST[VLMAX-1:32] (Unmodified) VDIVSS (VEX.128 encoded version) DEST[31:0] ← SRC1[31:0] / SRC2[31:0] DEST[127:32] ← SRC1[127:32] DEST[VLMAX-1:128] ← 0
| DIVSS: | __m128 _mm_div_ss(__m128 a, __m128 b) |
Overflow, Underflow, Invalid, Divide-by-Zero, Precision, Denormal.
See Exceptions Type 3.


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Notes on Security¶
Generally the example deployment options are configured using http connections rather than https connections and it is important to consider the security implications of this.
QATrack+ requires users to login to the system with a username and password. Since http requests are not secure the username & password are transmitted over the wire in clear text making them susceptible to sniffing. QATrack+ is generally meant to run on secure intranets (e.g. everyone with access to the network is “trusted”) so this may or may not be a concern for you.
If you are worried about password sniffing or other attacks, your server can be set up either to use encrypted connections using the https protocol or using Single Sign On & Integrated Authentication. This is especially important if your site is exposed to external networks (e.g. the internet).
Please discuss these issues with your IT team!
Using https connections¶
Using https connections requires you to have an SSL certificate installed on your server. The exact implementation of this is left up to the person deploying your QATrack+ installation, but I am happy to give advice if I can on the QATrack+ google group.
SSL certificates can either be purchased from a commercial provider, or you can create self-signed certificates using Windows Server or OpenSSL on Linux (Mac?).
The simplest approach to using https is to have QATrack+ running on a WSGI server (Apache/ModWSGI, CherryPy, gunicorn, uwsgi etc) behind a reverse proxy (e.g. nginx, IIS, Apache) where your reverse proxy only accepts https connections and then forwards those requests as http to your WSGI server. This forces the decryption to happen in your reverse proxy and QATrack+ then does not need to concern itself with https itself. This is shown conceptually below.


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Week 4 Cultural Blog
The 'problem facing the tech world' that I am choosing to examine in this blog, is the difficulty in completing large
IT projects on time and within budget. I am particularly interested in this from NZ point of view. Recently in the news, we
have seen issues with Novopay, the education payroll system, but prior to that there was the NZ Police, INCIS project, and a number of others
as well.
An article by Michael Bloch, Sven Blumberg and Jurgen Laartz entitled 'Delivering large-scale IT projects on time, on budget and on value'
(http://www.mckinsey.com/insights/business_technology/delivering_large-scale_it_projects_on_time_on_budget_and_on_value)
describes the issues relating to very large IT projects.
Our research, conducted in collaboration with the University of Oxford, suggests that half of all large IT projects—defined as those with initial price tags exceeding $15 million—massively blow their budgets. On average, large IT projects run 45 percent over budget and 7 percent over time, while delivering 56 percent less value than predicted. Software projects run the highest risk of cost and schedule overruns.
While the size of the projects in NZ may be much smaller the basic risks to the Government or private companies undertaking such projects is equally great. The failure of the INCIS project in 1999 lead to a good deal of analysis of the issues around the project and lead to a number of reports, and the development of government standards and recommendations relating to IT projects.
The analysis of INCIS which is undoubtedly true of Novopay and other such IT 'failures' found shortcomings in terms of unrealistic expectations, the use of unproven and inadequately tested technology, bad management and leadership, scope creep and just sheer size and complexity. As this quote from a University of Canterbury article (http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/research/reports/TechReps/2002/tr_0202.pdf) states:
While having some unique characteristics, the INCIS fiasco showed many of the traits of the typical failed IS project. These included highly overblown expectations regarding IS; the attempted development of new and unproven technology; management and reporting problems; a naive faith in contracts to control development and seek redress when things went wrong; and increasing the complexity of the project through specification changes and organisational restructuring.
These large projects are huge and complex and have a long development and implementation cycle. In my view, the most useful strategy to improve the success rate of such projects is to break them down into smaller modular chunks that can be more quickly and easily managed and implemented. In addition, in the NZ context, it allows local developers to take part and have some ownership of the development. Smaller nimble companies can provide cost effective, timely outputs at a low risk and with the benefit of supporting local employment and workforce development.


pix2alm
Find spherical harmonic decomposition of function on sphere
Contents
Syntax
alm = pix2alm(v) alm = pix2alm(v, lmax)
Input Arguments
v array of pixel values lMax (optional) max order of harmonic to calculate
nPix = numel(v), with nPix = 12*nSide^2 for nSide a power of 2. lMax defaults to 2*floor(nSide/3)
Return Arguments
alm coefficients of spherical harmonic expansion
Description
Let denote the location of pixel and the function value at . Then
where and is the number of pixels (12*nSide^2)
Example
estimate alm of dummy data
ns = 2^4; np = 12*ns^2; v = ylm(ns,1,1) + ylm(ns,2,-2) + ylm(ns,3,0) + rand(1,np)/10; lMax = 4; alm = pix2alm(v,lMax); for L = 0:3 fprintf('L = %d: ',L); fprintf('%7.3f ',abs(alm((L+1)^2+(-L:L)-L))); fprintf('\n'); end
L = 0: 0.176 L = 1: 0.001 0.002 1.000 L = 2: 1.001 0.002 0.001 0.002 0.003 L = 3: 0.003 0.003 0.002 0.998 0.002 0.003 0.003
See also
alm2pix
Requires
ylm
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Ninth Circuit Takes New Swipe at Ex-Mayor’s Fight of Voting Districts
by MARIA DINZEOPASADENA, Calif. (CN) – A Ninth Circuit panel scrutinized a former Southern California mayor’s challenge to the state’s Voting Rights Act on Tuesday, seeming to doubt his claim that a change in the way the city elects its council members had unconstitutional consequences.
“How is your client worse off?” U.S. Circuit Judge Andrew Hurwitz asked Jeffrey Harris, attorney for ex-Poway mayor Don Higginson.
Harris answered, “He used to be able to vote for four City Council members, and now he is in a district that was drawn solely for racial reasons and he can now only vote for one.”
Poway is a wealthy city of 50,000 in north-central San Diego County, where 63% of residents are white, 18% are Latino, 12% Asian and 1.4% are black.
Poway changed its citywide, “at-large” system for electing its four City Council members to a by-district voting system after receiving a letter from Mailbu attorney Kevin Shenkman. Shenkman claimed the at-large system violated the California Voting Rights Act by diluting the Latino population’s ability to elect candidates who will represent their interests.
Hurwitz had trouble finding the wrong in the city’s compromise to avoid litigation.
“No one ordered Poway to redistrict,” Hurwitz said. “A private lawyer sent a letter saying I’m thinking of suing you, and they decided, quite sensibly I think, why go through the trouble, we will redistrict. How does that translate to your ability to challenge the act?
Harris said the “whole CVRA scheme is designed to put a gun to the city’s head” and force the city to redistrict on the basis of race.
He stopped short of calling the case one of racial gerrymandering, even when pressed by U.S. Circuit Judge Mary Murguia, insisting Higginson was bringing an equal protection claim based on “racial predominance.”
The attorney called the shift a major policy change that deprives voters of their ability to vote for all the city’s council members. He told the judges that California must prove its Voting Rights Act, even if altruistically motivated to prevent disenfranchising minority voters, passes constitutional muster.
Hurwitz said he didn’t believe he could assign a racial motive to the city’s decision, saying it looked to only have been done to avoid a lawsuit. He said Higginson’s lawsuit seems to differ from Ricci v. DeStefano, where the U.S. Supreme Court found the city of New Haven illegally discarded the results of firefighter exams on which minorities performed poorly. The court held the city should have made sure it would have been subject to disparate impact liability before intentionally discriminating against white firefighters by tossing the exams.
Hurwitz said although Higginson relied on that case, the situations were too different.
“Here what the city did was simply redistrict. They may have done it to avoid a lawsuit, but their actions are much more indirect here.”
A Ninth Circuit panel previously revived Higginson’s lawsuit, finding the former mayor had adequately alleged gerrymandering. The case remanded to U.S. District Judge William Hayes, who again denied Higginson’s request to enjoin the redistricting plan in October 2018.
Deputy Attorney General Joshua Klein said Higginson cannot show he was treated differently because of his race, which is fatal to his constitutional claim.
“Here, what he has to show in addition to the injury of having fewer races to vote on, he has to show he’s been treated differently than another person on the basis of race. He can’t show that even in Poway, let alone statewide,” Klein said.
The judges asked Poway City Attorney Alan Fenstermacher when the city would need a decision. He said the city, which has taken a neutral position on the case, would like an answer by May 2020 to give it time to prepare for the November 2020 election.
Hurwitz and Murguia – both Barack Obama appointees – were joined by Senior U.S. District Judge Louis Guirola Jr., a George W. Bush appointee sitting by designation from the Southern District of Mississippi.
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I sat in the downpour rocking Jesse, my seven-month old son, trying to settle his crying. I was agonizing over how I was going to supply his next meal. How could I call myself a mother and not provide for my son? All I want to do is give Jesse the world.  When I found out about W.O.M.A.N INC., I thought it was too good to be true. Through their support, I was able to provide for my Jesse. The happiest moment of my life was seeing his smiling face once again.


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR AT SRINAGAR OWP No. 106 of 2017 MP No. 01 of 2017 Naseer Joinery Laloo Petitioners Regional Director S.P.C.B & Ors. Respondents !Mr. G. R. Tantray, Advocate ^Mr. Muzaffar Nabi Lone, GA Mr. Mir Majid, Advocate Honble Mr Justice Ramalingam Sudhakar, Judge Date: 18/05/2017 : J U D G M E N T :
(Oral)
1. The writ petitioner is running a wood based Industrial Unit at Laloo, Shishgari Bagh, Hyderpora, Budgam from the year 2005. It is stated that the said unit is running in a tin shed. The unit is engaged in wood furniture and joinery. The unit is having registration certificate dated 29.11.2005, issued by the District Industries Centre, Budgam. The petitioner is also licensed by Jammu and Kashmir, Forest Department for running the Secondary Wooden Based Industrial Unit. For running the industrial unit, petitioner is required to install the electric motor. Based on the permissions, aforesaid, petitioner has installed 3 hp Motor. The petitioners unit is also registered with the J&K Shops and Establishment Act, 1966, annexures-B & C of the writ petition.
2. The petitioners unit is established in 8 marlas of land falling under Survey No. 5, gifted to him by his grandmother. It appears that with respect to the property in question, a civil suit is pending between petitioner, his brother, mother with his maternal uncle. According to the petitioner, the maternal uncle in order to wreck vengeance for initiating the litigation against them have started to trouble the petitioner by filing complaints to the Pollution Control Board (PCB) stating that the unit is causing serious noise pollution and, therefore, action should be taken. The private respondent are related and maternal uncles of the petitioner. They are seriously pursuing the Pollution Control Board to take action so as to close the unit. On the basis of complaint, the Pollution Control Board has initiated action and have issued two notices, one annexure-E dated 03.12.2016 and second, annexure-F dated 02.01.2017. In both the notices, petitioner was directed to take necessary remedial measures and submit compliance within a time frame, failing which it was stated that legal action would be taken.
3. The petitioner, replied to the legal notice dated 10.01.2017, stating that in order to control the noise pollution allegedly caused by the 3hp motor a brick wall has to be put up by replacing the existing tin sheets. He has further stated that for replacing the tin sheet by brick wall, he is required to seek permission from Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC). The petitioner, therefore, pleads that till requisite permission is obtained from SMC, his unit shall not be disturbed.
4. On this premise, writ petition has been filed for the following relief:-
(a) Mandamus, commanding the official respondents, to provide an adequate and sufficient time to the petitioner to introduce the remedial measures in the shape of replacement of existing Tin Sheets by brick walling after obtaining permission from the Srinagar Municipal Corporation and after obtaining the modification of the status-quo order passed by the trial court.
(b) Mandamus, commanding the official respondents no to close the Industrial Unit of the petitioner without following the due procedure of law as provided in the Air Prevention and Control of Pollution Act, 1981.
5. After notice, on behalf of PCB, Mr. Muzaffar Nabi Lone, GA appeared but has not filed the objections on behalf of PCB. However, private respondents represented by Mr. Mir Majid, Adv. have filed their objections.
6. Considering the nature of controversy, scope of relief sought for and the reason for filing the instant writ petition and also taking into consideration the apprehensions, expressed by private respondents on the issue of noise pollution, the writ petition is admitted to hearing and taken up for final disposal in the following manner:-
(i) Admittedly, petitioner seeks time to implement the directions of the pollution control board, stating that he would construct a brick wall after obtaining approval from SMC. He has fairly stated that application is yet to be filed before the PCB and the reason for non-filing the same is that the PCB has to specify the remedial measures that should be taken so that all the directions can be addressed in one go. As a result the complaint filed by private respondents will be put to rest once for all. It appears that private respondents who are the close relatives of the petitioner seeks a pound of flesh stating that the unit should be closed forthwith since it is running without permission of PCB and also primarily on the land dispute pending in the court.
(ii) Learned counsel for the PCB while reacting to the complaint filed by private respondents has suggested the installation of PCDs/PCMs in the unit. The measures which are to be taken to arrest the pollution has to be specified by the Authority if and when a request is made by the petitioner. Petitioner is yet to seek the guidance of the PCB.
(iii) Admittedly, the unit is running on a permission, granted by various Government agencies. The only further requirement that is wanted is the approval of PCB. Therefore, the issue that arises for consideration is proper method to be adopted for ensuring proper compliance of the law on pollution control and also to enable the unit to run which is otherwise permitted by other Government departments of the State.
(iv) This Court has also to take into consideration the objections of the private respondents. Keeping all this in mind, since petitioner has already responded to the notice of the PCB stating that he will take proper measures but for want of adequate inputs from PCB, the effective control of noise and other forms of pollution has not been undertaken. In the result, petitioner is granted two weeks time to approach the Regional Director, J&K State Pollution Control Board with an application and request appropriate instructions from the Authority as to what are the pollution control methods, to be adopted and accordingly implemented.
(v) The suggestions made by the Pollution Control Authority be implemented within the time framed, fixed by the Authority concerned.
(vi) The petitioner shall also submit an application before the SMC for grant of permission for taking up construction so as to enable the industrial unit to comply with the suggestions/directions of PCB.
(vii) The Authority (PCB) shall give necessary assistance to the petitioner, enabling him to complete the requirements of Pollution Control law for running the unit.
(viii) With respect to civil suit pending before the court below, the parties are at liberty to pursue the same on merits.
(ix) In the event, petitioner does not make an application(s) before the PCB and SMC within the time frame, prescribed by authorities the PCB Authorities are at liberty to take appropriate action as per law.
(x) The position as on date as it exists on spot to continue the above directions are complied.
(xi) The private respondents are at liberty to raise their objections before the authorities and the authorities shall provide them an opportunity of being heard in the matter at the appropriate stage.
7. The writ petition along with connected MPs is, accordingly, disposed of as above.
8. Interim, direction shall also stand vacated.
(Ramalingam Sudhakar) Judge Srinagar May 18th, 2017 Ab. Rashid


Typical gene expression data stored in a tabular format, where rows are genes/features and columns are conditions/samples. Except first column, which belongs to feature name, value in each cell correspond to expression magnitude of a respective feature. Most gene expression data are produced in multiple replicate sets. Pairwise scatter plot is commonly used approach to check the quality of replicates. Given the gene expression data as mentioned above along with sample groups, this function helps users to generate input data for pairwise scatter plot.
get_pairwise_scatter_data(dat_tbl, group_tbl, var_plot, var_plot_group, dat_id)
| dat_tbl | a tbl for which pairwise scatter plot to be generated. Rows congaing NA will be removed. |
|---|---|
| group_tbl | a tbl containing sample groups. Refer details for more information on groups. |
| var_plot | a variable name to be plotted. |
| var_plot_group | a variable name to be used to group the variable |
| dat_id | a variable name from tbl |
a tbl, which can be used to generate pairwise scatter plot.
// TO DO


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Please note there is not yet any functionality to verify your email or reset your password. Please double check your email is entered correctly. If you need to reset your password, please email me. My email can be found on the contact page.
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The simplest definition of energy is "the ability to do work". Energy is how things change and move. It's everywhere around us and takes all sorts of forms. It takes energy to cook food, to drive to school, and to jump in the air.
Units of Measure for Energy
In physics, the standard unit of measure for energy is the joule which is abbreviated as J. There are other units of measure for energy that are used throughout the world including kilowatt-hours, calories, newton-meters, therms, and foot-pounds.
Law of Conservation of Energy
This law states that energy is never created or destroyed, it is only changed from one state to another. One example is the chemical energy in food that we turn into kinetic energy when we move.
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Forms of Energy
Energy can take a number of different forms. Here are some examples:
Chemical
Chemical energy comes from atoms and molecules and how they interact. Like Gasoline.
Electrical
Electrical energy is generated by the movement of electrons.
Gravitational
Large objects such as the Earth and the Sun create gravity and gravitational energy.
Heat
Heat energy is also called thermal energy. It comes from molecules of different temperatures interacting.
Light
Light is called radiant energy. The Earth gets a lot of its energy from the light of the Sun.
Motion
Anything that is moving has energy. This is also called kinetic energy.
Nuclear
Huge amounts of nuclear energy can be generated by splitting atoms.
Potential
Potential energy is energy that is stored. One example of this is a spring that is pressed all the way down. Another example is a book sitting high on a shelf.
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Renewable and Nonrenewable
As humans we use a lot of energy to drive our cars, heat and cool our houses, watch TV, and more. This energy comes from a variety of places and in a number of forms. Conservationists classify the energy we use into two types: renewable and nonrenewable. Nonrenewable energy uses up resources that we cannot recreate. Some examples of this are gas to run our car and coal burned in power plants. Once they are used, they are gone forever. A renewable energy source is one that can be replenished. Examples of this include hydropower from turbines in a dam, wind power from windmills, and solar power from the sun.
The more renewable power we use the better for our planet and for future generations as they won't run out of resources someday.


Publish/Subscribe to Topics
WS-Eventing to publish/subscribe to topics using web service standards.
AMQP
JMS support thorough AMQP to publish/subscribe to topics and Queues.
AMQP
Topic Authorization
Role based authorization to topics.
Manage topics and queues permissions
Administrative console support to manage topics and queues permissions.
SQS support
SQS support to store retrieve messages using a web service API.
User based authorization for queues
User based authorization for queues.
Manage message boxes
Administrative console support to manage message boxes and store/retrieve messages.
Message box as event sink
Ability to use a message box as the event sink for a subscription.


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Visayan Village, Apokon Rd., Tagum City
Work Experience
JS Gaisano (JHG) Group
Web Developer/ DevOps , develops system module and database design management
ACES Tagum College
Part-time Instructor , ICT Instructor
LAFINAHSTEMPCO
System Programmer , development of Cooperative Loan System
N4M Davao
System Programmer , development of Online Advertising Magazine
Hubport Interactive
Lead Web Developer
Certificates / Trainings
Civil Service Professional
Eligibility
Big Data Analytics
held at USEP Campus, Obrero
IOT (Internet of Things) Intel Galileo
held at UIC LAB , Main Campus
CCNA 1 & 2
the basic and fundamentals of Computer Networking and Router Configurations
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WITNESS LIST Government Reform Committee April 4, 2005-1:00P HB 1516 Against: Howard, Eudean (Self) On: Olson, Larry (Dept. of Information Resources) Registering, but not testifying: For: Russell, Randy (Self) HB 2142 For: Breitinger, Michael (El Paso Central Business Assoc.) Carreto, Elma (The Broker Company) Against: Jaslove, Scott (Texas Hotel and Lodging Association) Registering, but not testifying: For: Kastrin, Deborah (Commissioner's Court, El Paso County) Shipton, Patricia (City of El Paso) HB 2593 For: Gatling, Melodie (Self) On: Burroughs, Robert (Texas Department of Public Safety) Registering, but not testifying: For: Ackarman-Sioson, Brenda (MCI) Emerson, Michael (Self) Gatling, Linda (Self and WTI, Inc.) Gatling, Robbin (Self and WTI Inc.) Hartsfield, Randal (Self and BEA Systems, Inc.) Iacobucci, Aaron (Self) McManis, Robert (Hewlett Packard) Parr, Mike (Self) Rogers, Bill (Self and Manager) Russell, Randy (Self and Sales to the State) Soule, Richard (Self and Oracle) Templeton, James (Bearing Point, Inc.) HB 2627 For: Connor, Linda (Self and Texas Assoc. of Tonsorial Artists) On: Daniels, Jerry (Texas State Board of Barber Examiners) HB 2855 Against: Paine, Rod (National Travel Systems) On: Reed, Cindy (Texas Building and Procurement Commission) HB 2860 For: Arrigona, Dan (Self and Performance and Results International) On: Leonard, Adam (Texas Workforce Commission) Registering, but not testifying: For: Hinojosa, Walter (Texas AFL-CIO) O'Brien, Beth (Public Citizen) HB 3047 For: Paine, Rod (National Travel Systems) Registering, but not testifying: For: Woodard, Shayne (Texas 9-1-1 Alliance) On: Muscat, Richard (Bexar Metro 9-1-1 Network District)


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There are many shows coming up in my life, and today I found out that Iron & Wine (well, just Sam Beam) is playing at Wheaton College the night I fly in to Chicago. For those keeping track at home:
feb 15 iron & wine (wheaton, il)
feb 16 wilco (chicago)
feb 17 is my 30th birthday wtf
feb 18 st. vincent (back in portland)
feb 19 mountain goats album and vampire weekend vinyl are released
feb 25 mountain goats
feb 26 mountain goats
mar 25 vampire weekend (my new band crush)
Helluva time for music.
Related awesome forum post of the day:
So is Iron and Wine a Christian band or something?
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I lost my weird misplaced integrity by downloading the new Mountain Goats album.
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It makes me really happy to know that Adam Voith is responsible for booking the Mountain Goats.


The Outdoor Girls in Florida
by Laura Lee Hope
Chapter XVIII: "Between Two Perils"
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1913
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Hope, L. L. (1913) The Outdoor Girls in Florida. New York: Grosset & Dunlap.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 2.2
- Word Count: 1,521
- Genre: Adventure
- Keywords: florida stories, the outdoor girls in florida
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"What—what are we going to do?" gasped Grace. She, as Betty said afterward, seemed always to be the first to ask questions that were hard to answer in an emergency. "They—they may attack us!"
 demanded Mollie who, after the first gasp of fright, had come forward to stand beside Betty. Amy had already shrunk to a place in the rear near Grace. It seemed to be always thus, with Betty and Mollie facing the immediate danger, and Grace and Amy needing protection.
Not that they were not brave when occasion demanded it. They would not have been outdoor girls else, but somehow the first fear of something menacing sent Amy and Grace scurrying to the rear, whence it needed considerable persuasion to bring them to the van again.
"They—they don't seem to see us," ventured Amy, after a few tense seconds, during which the four had stared at the alligators.
"They won't see you and Grace at all, if you stay behind us," said Mollie a bit sharply. "There's no present danger, as far as I can see.
"Oh, you're never going to do that!" gasped Grace. "Why that would—make them mad!"
"Well," answered Betty, with a shrug of her shoulders, "I don't know that a mad alligator is any worse than any other kind. They're all mad, as far as I'm concerned, and throwing stones at them can't make them any worse. I rather side with Mollie. We may drive them away."
"Yes, and it may drive them toward us," cried Amy. "Please don't!"
"We won't coax them this way if we can help it," said Betty. "You may be sure of that. But we must do something. We can't stay out on this almost-island much longer. We'll have to eat, and—"
"Where's Tom?" suddenly asked Grace. "He ought to be able to rescue us. He knows all about alligators—and—and such things."
"Yes, maybe he can charm them away," suggested Mollie half-sarcastically. "But I don't see him."
The girls looked toward where they had left their escort setting the "table" on the grass. They had a glimpse of the white cloth, and the various things upon it, but Tom was not in sight.
"Maybe—maybe an alligator ate him!" said Grace. She was half-crying now.
"Don't be silly!" directed Betty in a stern tone. It was sometimes necessary to be severe with Grace when she was likely to give way to her feelings. But in this case Betty did not want to be too much so, for she realized all that her chum had suffered in the disappearance of her brother.
The two big alligators, and they were exceptionally large, so the girls said afterward, seemed to have taken permanent possession of the narrow neck of land that connected the peninsula with the main shore. The girls were practically prisoners on what, with a rise of the river, would be an island.
"They don't seem to be coming after us," remarked Mollie looking about for some stones, or anything else, to use as a weapon of offense.
"No, they're just waiting their time," said Amy, who was still clinging to Grace.
"You're thinking of snakes," said Betty, narrowly watching the saurians.
The alligators evinced no intention of coming forward. They were moving about, seeming to scoop out resting places in the hot sand, on which the sun poured fierce rays. Then, having made themselves comfortable, stretched out at full length, the creatures sunned themselves.
The girls were getting uncomfortable now, for they were in an exposed position, and the day was warm. There was very little shade on that small peninsula.
"We've got to get help!" decided Mollie at length. "For some reason our escort has deserted us, and—"
"Oh, don't say that!" cried Betty. "I'm sure he can't have done that."
"Well, he isn't there; is he?" demanded Mollie, waving her hand toward the distant spread on the grass. "And I'd like to know where he is!"
"Maybe some of those men who were hanging about the orange grove, or who were after that poor, ragged young man, have taken Tom away," suggested Amy.
"Comforting—isn't she?" asked Mollie, appealing to the others.
"Well, I mean—"
"Oh, never mind—don't make it any worse," interrupted Mollie. "The question is what can we do?"
"Let's call for him," suggested Grace. "He can't have gone very far, and it's a still day. He'll hear us."
"It is rather strange where he could have gone," mused Betty. Anxiously she looked toward the main shore. There was no sight of Tom Osborne.
Together the girls raised their voices in a shout that must have carried far. They wailed, but there was no response. Then they called again, with like result. The outdoor girls looked anxiously at one another. The alligators seemed disposed to maintain their position indefinitely, and the neck of land was so narrow that the saurians occupied the entire width of it.
"Well, here goes!" cried Betty when it was evident that their calls were not going to be heeded. With that she threw a stone at the nearest alligator. Her aim was exceptionally good. Betty admitted that herself, afterward, the missile falling on the broad and scaly back of the reptile.
"Oh—oh!" cried Grace. "Now you have done it, Bet!"
They all looked and waited. Nothing happened. The alligator merely moved his tail slightly and did not open his eyes.
"Well, I don't see that I did very much," said Betty calmly. "I'm going to try again."
"Don't!" begged Grace. "They may come for us!"
At that moment Amy, who had gone back a little way toward the far end of the spit of land, uttered a cry.
"What is it?" cried Mollie. "Is there another alligator there?"
"No, but I have found a way to get off, and back to the shore without going near those creatures. See! here is a sand bar curving from the side here, right around to that other point of land. You can see bottom all the way to shore. It isn't more than a few inches deep, and we can wade."
They all ran to where Amy stood, forgetting for the time being the alligators that held them prisoners.
"That's so! It can be done!" cried Betty, taking in at a glance Amy's plan. "We can wade right along that raised bar. The water is deep on either side of it, but as she says, it is only a few inches deep on top of the bar. Come on, girls," and she sat down and began unbuttoning her shoes.
"Don't—don't!" cried Mollie. "Keep them on. What if we do get wet? Our shoes will soon dry, it's so hot. And there might be crabs or little fishes or—little alligators on the bar. We'll wade in our shoes."
"All right, I'd just as soon," agreed Betty.
[Illustration: IN THE SHALLOW WATER OVER THE BAR WERE A NUMBER OF REPTILES.— Page 153, The Outdoor Girls in Florida.]
Little Captain that she was, she prepared to take the lead. She was about to step out into the shallow water when she drew back with a gasp.
"What's the matter—cold?" asked Mollie.
"No—but look—snakes!"
Betty pointed to where, pursuing their sinuous way in the shallow water over the bar, were a number of reptiles.
"Moccasins," whispered Mollie. "We—we can't go that way either," and she glanced back toward the sleeping alligators. Both ways of escape were blocked.


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The Board of Trustees agreed to hear from the men, as it did a year ago, but isn’t expected to discuss the matter with them because they’re suing the school over its mishandling of the late doctor, Richard Strauss. Those federal lawsuits are in mediation toward a potential settlement.
Ohio State argued the legal claims are time-barred by law and should be thrown out, but insisted it isn’t dismissing the men and their allegations.
OSU has publicly apologized, but the men contend it hasn’t accepted responsibility and liability for not stopping Strauss when concerns were raised.
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There is a ZRF to play Squared and Crossed with Zillions.


Sodium aluminium sulfate
Formula: NaAl(SO4)2·12H2O
Also known as sodium alum, this double sulfate is among the most elusive alums species. Typycally, alums have comparatively low solubility and crystallize easily, but for sodium aluminium sulfate it is not the case.
Properties
- Crystal system: isometric
- Crystal shape: octahedral
- Color: colorless
- Stability on air: very unstable
Preparation
Make solution of sodium and aluminium sulfates in stoichiometric proportion (1:1 molar ratio) and crystallize it carefully. An easy way to prepare such solution is to dissolve metallic aluminium in NaOH solution, and then add stoichiometric amount of sulfuric acid:
Al + NaOH + 3H2O = Na[Al(OH)4] + 1.5H2
Na[Al(OH)4] + 2H2SO4 + 8H2O = NaAl(SO4)2·12H2O
Growing
Definitely, some luck is needed to obtain crystals of this material. Solubility of sodium alum is much higher then of its potassium analog, reaching 208g/100ml at 15 °C, according to the Wikipedia.
Moreover, nucleation appears to be complicated. Sometimes, evaporation of a small amount of the solution does not produce any alum crystals.
Safety
Toxicity is low, but solutions can be irritating.
More photos
Mix of various crystalline species obtained by evaporating a solution of Na2SO4 and Al2(SO4)3. Octahedral crystals, such as the large one at the right, are alum. I don't know what are the flat rhombic crystals.
References
- Wikipedia on sodium alum


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| static void | wthor_header_set (WthorHeader *wheader, unsigned int n_games, unsigned int n, unsigned int year) |
| | Set wthor header.
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| static bool | wthor_header_read (WthorHeader *wheader, FILE *f) |
| | Read wthor header.
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| static bool | wthor_header_write (WthorHeader *wheader, FILE *f) |
| | Read wthor header.
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| static void | wthor_players_init (WthorBase *base) |
| | Init wthor players.
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| static void | wthor_players_load (WthorBase *base, const char *file) |
| | Load wthor players.
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| static void | wthor_players_save (WthorBase *base, const char *file) |
| | Load wthor players.
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| int | wthor_player_get (WthorBase *base, const char *name) |
| | Get a Wthor player's index.
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| static void | wthor_tournaments_load (WthorBase *base, const char *file) |
| | Load wthor tournaments.
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| void | wthor_init (WthorBase *base) |
| | Initialize a Wthor base.
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| bool | wthor_load (WthorBase *base, const char *file) |
| | Load a wthor base.
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| void | wthor_free (WthorBase *base) |
| | Free a wthor base.
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| bool | wthor_save (WthorBase *base, const char *file) |
| | Save a wthor base.
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| bool | base_to_wthor (const Base *base, WthorBase *wthor) |
| | Convert to a wthor base.
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| void | wthor_print_game (WthorBase *base, int i, FILE *f) |
| | print a wthor game.
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| static void | wthorgame_get_board (WthorGame *game, const int n_empties, Board *board, int *player) |
| | Get a position from a Wthor game.
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| int | pv_check (const Board *init_board, Line *pv, Search *search) |
| | Verify that a PV does not contain errors.
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| void | wthor_test (const char *file, Search *search) |
| | Test Search with a wthor base.
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| void | wthor_eval (const char *file, Search *search, unsigned long long histogram[129][65]) |
| | Test Eval with a wthor base.
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| void | wthor_edaxify (const char *file) |
| | Change players to "Edax (delorme)" and tourney to "Etudes" in a wthor base.
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| void | base_init (Base *base) |
| | Initialize a game database.
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| void | base_free (Base *base) |
| | Free resources of a game database.
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| void | base_append (Base *base, const Game *game) |
| | Add a game to a game database.
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| void | base_unique (Base *base) |
| | Make games unique in the game database.
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| bool | base_load (Base *base, const char *file) |
| | Load a game database.
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| void | base_save (const Base *base, const char *file) |
| | Save a game database.
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| void | base_to_problem (Base *base, const int n_empties, const char *problem) |
| | Convert a game database to a set of problems.
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| void | base_to_FEN (Base *base, const int n_empties, const char *problem) |
| | Convert a game database to a set of problems.
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| void | base_analyze (Base *base, Search *search, const int n_empties, const bool apply_correction) |
| | Base analysis.
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| void | base_complete (Base *base, Search *search) |
| | Base analysis.
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| void | base_compare (const char *file_1, const char *file_2) |
| | Base Compare.
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Header file for game base management.
- Date:
- 1998 - 2012
- Author:
- Richard Delorme
- Version:
- 4.3


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Son of Turkish immigrants wins German mayoral race
by EndPlayBERLIN (AP) - A German Green party lawmaker with Turkish roots has won a runoff election to become the mayor of Hannover.
Belit Onay received 52.9% of the vote in Sunday's election compared with 47.1% for center-right candidate Eckhard Scholz.
German news agency dpa reported that it is the first time a candidate born to immigrant parents has been elected mayor of one of the country's 16 state capitals.
Almost 3 million people of Turkish origin live in Germany. Many came to the country decades ago as guest workers, helping fill a labor shortage after World War II.
Onay, a 38-year-old jurist, succeeds Stefan Schostok of the center-left Social Democrats, who resigned earlier this year.
The Social Democrats had governed the capital of Germany's northern state of Lower Saxony for more than 70 years.


| 004:089 Khan | : |
They wish that you reject Faith, as they have rejected (Faith), and thus that you all become equal (like one another). So take not Auliya' (protectors or friends) from them, till they emigrate in the Way of Allah (to Muhammad SAW). But if they turn back (from Islam), take (hold) of them and kill them wherever you find them, and take neither Auliya' (protectors or friends) nor helpers from them. |
| 004:089 Maulana | : |
They long that you should disbelieve as they have disbelieved so that you might be on the same level; so take not from among them friends until they flee (their homes) in Allah's way. Then if they turn back (to hostility), seize them and kill them wherever you find them, and take no friend nor helper from among them, |
| 004:089 Pickthal | : |
They long that ye should disbelieve even as they disbelieve, that ye may be upon a level (with them). So choose not friends from them till they forsake their homes in the way of Allah; if they turn back (to enmity) then take them and kill them wherever ye find them, and choose no friend nor helper from among them, |
| 004:089 Rashad | : |
They wish that you disbelieve as they have disbelieved, then you become equal. Do not consider them friends, unless they mobilize along with you in the cause of GOD.  You shall not accept them as friends, or allies. |
| 004:089 Sarwar | : |
They wish you to become unbelievers as they themselves are. Do not establish friendship with them until they have abandoned their homes for the cause of God. If they betray you, seize them and slay them wherever you find them. Do not establish friendship with them or seek their help |
| 004:089 Shakir | : |
They desire that you should disbelieve as they have disbelieved, so that you might be (all) alike; therefore take not from among them friends until they fly (their homes) in Allah's way; but if they turn back, then seize them and kill them wherever you find them, and take not from among them a friend or a helper. |
| 004:089 Sherali | : |
They wish that you should disbelieve as they have disbelieved, so that you may become alike. Take not, therefore, friends from among them, until they emigrate in the way of ALLAH. And if they turn away, then seize them and kill them wherever you find them; and take no friend nor helper from among them; |
| 004:089 Yusufali | : |
They but wish that ye should reject Faith, as they do, and thus be on the same footing (as they): But take not friends from their ranks until they flee in the way of Allah (From what is forbidden). But if they turn renegades, seize them and slay them wherever ye find them; and (in any case) take no friends or helpers from their ranks;- |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > التشدد معهم Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> Strictness Against them الدعوة إلى الله > حدودها > التشدد مع الكفار المقاتلين The Call for Allah> Its Limits> Strictness with the Fighting Unbelievers الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > أشرار الجند Jihad> The Call to Jihad>The Wicked Soldiers الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > ذم المتخاذلين عن الجهاد Jihad> The Call to Jihad>Dispraise the Reluctant for the Holy War الجهاد > الهجرة > وجوبها Jihad> The Immigration> The Immigrations Necessity العمل > العمل الطالح > القتل والقتال > قتل النفس التي حرّم الله Action(Work)> Bad Deeds>Killing and Fighting> Killing Anyone whose Killing Allah has Forbidden الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > المجتمعات > الشعوب والقبائل والفرق Man and The Social Relations>The Societies>Peoples, Tribes and Groups
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1. "A reformed techie (me) considers the value of a fuzzy education," by Tracy Chou
"It worries me that so many of the builders of technology today are people like me,
people who haven’t spent anywhere near enough time thinking about these larger questions
of what it is that we are building, and what the implications are for the world."
2. "The Imposter Syndrome: Master the Art of Pretending," by Julie Zhuo
"Asking is hard, but so is weathering a thousand little paper-cuts of interpretation."
3. "Silent Technical Privilege," by Philip Guo
"It frustrates me that people not in the majority demographic
often need to be tough as nails to succeed in this field, constantly
bearing the lasting effects of thousands of micro-inequities."
4. "Can AI Remain Safe as Companies Race to Develop It?," by Ariel Conns
"[A]s great as AI could be, it also comes with risks,
from unintended bias and discrimination to potential accidental catastrophe."
Masako Wakamiya is a retired banker who creates fun apps for people in her age range to increase their interest in smartphones. Her app, Hinadan, is an iOS based game. Fun fact: Masako learned to use a computer at the age of 60.
Jeff Bezos is the founder and CEO of Amazon. Fun fact: Jeff is the founder of Blue Origin, a company with plans for suborbital human spaceflight by 2018.
Mark Zuckerberg is the Cofounder, Chairman and CEO of Facebook. Fun fact: At the age of 12 Mark created a messaging program that his father used in his dental office to know when patients arrived in the office.
Grace Hopper was a computer scientist as well as an officer in the United States Navy. Fun Fact: Grace helped popularize the term computer bug because she was present when an actual moth was found in a computer.
John McCarthy was the inventor of Lisp,a group of coding languages invented to do logic programming. Fun Fact: John coined the term artificial intelligence.
Katherine Johnson is a mathematician and physicist who contributed to the United States aeronautics and space programs. Fun Fact: Katherine was one of the three African-American children hand-picked to integrate into West Virginia's graduate schools.
Bill Gates is the cofounder of Microsoft. Fun Fact: Bill and his wife founded the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which is dedicated to philanthropy.


Sundar Pichai is inspired by woman who scored 0 in quantum physics exam. You would love to know why
Sundar Pichai recently lauded a woman who scored zero in quantum physics exam. The reason will win your heart.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai was among some of the world's top tech leaders and scientists who commended a woman for pursuing science despite scoring zero on a quantum physics exam only a few years ago.
Today, Sarafina Nance is doing PhD in astrophysics at one of top institutions in the world, the University of California, Berkeley. The 26-year-old astrophysicist is researching supernovae.
"4 years ago I got a 0 on a quantum physics exam. I met with my professor fearing i needed to change my major & quit physics. today, I'm in a top tier astrophysics Ph.D program & published 2 papers. STEM is hard for everyone -- grades don't mean you're not good enough to do it (sic.)," she said in a tweet on Thursday which has now been liked over 57,000 times and retweeted over 10,000 times.
"Well said and so inspiring!," Pichai said in response.
The inspiring story of the young astrophysicist who is also a breast cancer survivor opened the gates for a flood of similar stories. Among them is Mike Turner, Director of Science, Wellcome Trust, a research charity based in London.
"This is an inspiring thread. Thank you Sarafina. I left school with 2 A levels, got the third next year and into uni through clearing. Now director of science at Europe's largest funder of biomed science. Do not let failure define you (sic.)," he said.
"You are an inspiration. Thank you so much for sharing," said another user.
 I wish so much I would have been brave enough to forge ahead into the Sciences as have you and so many others of your generation. I hope my grand nieces follow you. Lilly wants to be a Starship Commander. So I buy her rockets to build and launch," tweeted another.


Class SafeCacheEntry
Safe Cache Entry.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: Gee.External.Browsing.Cache
Assembly: Gee.External.Browsing.dll
Syntax
public sealed class SafeCacheEntry
Constructors
SafeCacheEntry(String, DateTime)
Create a Safe Cache Entry.
Declaration
public SafeCacheEntry(string threatSha256HashPrefix, DateTime expirationDate)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | threatSha256HashPrefix | A SHA256 hash prefix, formatted as a hexadecimal encoded string, identifying a threat that was retrieved from a IBrowsingCache. |
| System.DateTime | expirationDate | The date, in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), the safe cache entry expires and the threat identified
by |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.FormatException | Thrown if |
Properties
ExpirationDate
Get Safe Cache Entry's Expiration Date.
Declaration
public DateTime ExpirationDate { get; }
Property Value
| Type |
|---|
| System.DateTime |
Remarks
Represents the date, in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), the safe cache entry expires and the threat identified by ThreatSha256HashPrefix should be considered safe to.
Expired
Determine if Safe Cache Entry Has Expired.
Declaration
public bool Expired { get; }
Property Value
| Type |
|---|
| System.Boolean |
Remarks
Determines if the safe cache entry has expired and the threat identified by ThreatSha256HashPrefix should no longer be considered safe.
ThreatSha256HashPrefix
Get Threat's SHA256 Hash Prefix.
Declaration
public string ThreatSha256HashPrefix { get; }
Property Value
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Service goal
July 2018 - present
Part of: Help with health costs
Service goal
July 2018 - present
Part of: Help with health costs


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Declares a new sub.
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Creates a new sub in ROM with name. Optionally, parameters can be passed to the sub to make use of.
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Computes the inverse of a matrix.
Matrix to invert.
Use the singular value decomposition to compute the inverse. Default: false
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Creates a matrix which represents the dependencies between rows. If a row is a linear combination of others rows, the result will be a row with the coefficients of this combination. For example : for A = [[2, 0, 0, 1], [0, 1, 6, 0], [0, 3, 0, 1], [0, 0, 1, 0], [0, 1, 2, 0]], the result will be [[0, 0, 0, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0, 4, 1], [0, 0, 0, 0, 0], [0, 0.25, 0, 0, -0.25], [0, 1, 0, -4, 0]]
Returns inverse of a matrix if it exists or the pseudoinverse.
Threshold for taking inverse of singular values. Default: Number.EPSILON
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Arrays and hashes are some of the most useful ways to store data in Ruby. Read on for a basic idea of the differences between the two.
arrays!
Arrays are lists! In arrays, you can list all types of objects in Ruby; strings, integers, booleans, and other arrays are all valid array elements. In addition, the order of the elements is enmeshed with the array itself. That there is an order is an integral part of array-ness.
Ruby keeps track of all the elements in an array. Each element in an array corresponds to a number. They are sequenced like this:
animal_array = [ cheetah, squirrel, ostrich ]
# index numbers: [ 0, 1, 2]
Ruby links the first element in an array to 0. To point to 'cheetah' in animal_array, you could type animal_array[0]
. For squirrel, animal_array[1]
... and on and on, as long as your array goes.
hashes!
Hashes are lists too, but can keep information in more complex forms than arrays can. Each item in a hash is paired, and together they're commonly called a 'key-value pair'. Key-value pairs are uniquely useful because they allow each element to categorize and correspond to their pair.
Even better, the programmer can define every single item in a hash— meaning each and every key and value. Ruby's built-in system of indexing arrays is numerical, but its system of indexing hashes is created by the programmer.
favorite_animal_foods = { cheetah: "gazelle",
squirrel: "acorn",
ostrich: "pizza"
}
In the hash above, we could call any one of the elements, or the element's pair, as long as we know the name. If you know the right commands, Ruby will let you look through any one of these animals, and tell you their preferred cuisine. That project is for another article, but it shows why hashes may be useful.


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Corpse of Kamur:
(There is a sentence beside the corpse, in blood)
Evil-eyed Lord who eat I, Kamur's meat, will get a stomach disorder! Mother, sorry... Tejakar Oroka!
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Javascript Overview
Difference between "var", "let", and "const"
let and const use "block scope", which is found to be more comfortable to people. Use const when you can unless the value is planning on being reassigned later.
var varTotal = 0;
let letTotal = 0;
const constTotal = 0;
if (true){
var varTotal = 100;
let letTotal = 100;
const constTotal = 100;
}
letTotal = letTotal + 1;
//constTotal = constTotal + 1; //Throws an error!
console.log('varTotal', varTotal); //varTotal is 100
console.log('letTotal', letTotal); //letTotal is 1
console.log('constTotal', constTotal); //constTotal is 0
String Templates
let name = 'John';
console.log(`Hello, ${name}`);
Arrow Functions
function oldWayFunction(){
//do some work
}
const arrowFunction = () => {
//do some other work
};
Spread Syntax
Allows for an array expression or an object express to be expanded.
var numbers = [1, 2, 3],
newNumbers = Array.of(...numbers);
console.log('New Array: ', newNumbers);
Destructuring
const properties = { firstName: 'FirstName', middleName: 'MiddleName', lastName: 'LastName' };
const { firstName, lastName } = properties;
console.log('Names: ', firstName, lastName);


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Apply ACL.
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Get ACL.
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Atom base class.
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Atom Entry class.
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Parser for Atom Entries.
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Atom Feed class.
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CMIS AtomPub servlet.
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Discovery Service operations.
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Get content changes.
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Query.
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Remove object from folder.
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Navigation Service operations.
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Checked Out Collection GET.
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Children Collection GET.
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Descendants feed GET.
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Object parents feed GET.
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Folder tree feed GET.
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Object parents feed GET.
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BulkUpdateProperties.
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Create.
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Create relationship.
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Delete content stream.
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Delete object.
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Delete tree.
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Allowable Actions.
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getContentStream.
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getObject.
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objectByPath URI template.
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Set or append content stream.
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UpdateProperties.
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Apply policy.
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Get applied policies.
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Remove policy.
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Get object relationships.
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Repository Service operations.
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Deletes a type.
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[§342C-3] Refrigerators and freezers. Nothing in this chapter shall apply to refrigerators or freezers. [L 1990, c 316, pt of §2]


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[Erowid Warning: Most Coricidin contains CPM (Chlorpheniramine Maleate) which can be dangerous in high doses. See DXM Brand Warnings for more info.]
I had began using DXM when a fellow student in a trade school with me told me about it.  All of a sudden it just hit me. I've been a believer ever since.
On this particular night, I was drinking with some employees from work, and I thought, what could make this night better. The answer was obvious. DXM. I went to my local store and purchased some Coricidin (Cough and Cold of course) and popped all sixteen of them. I drank about a fifth of Jack with the boys (a fifth is what I took total to myself, hey I got a problem). I got really messed up. I am prone to blackouts when I drink (hey, I said I had a problem) so I blacked out alot of it. Apparently, a neighbor saw me stumbling down the street (is there any other way?) and decided it would be a good idea to take me to the hospital against my protest.
While I was in the hospital, they asked me what happenned. I remember most of the rest of the night. I told them that I took 16 Coricidins and drank on it.  I kept telling them I took them because I wanted to get high. They eventually got a urine sample, I'm guessing to make sure I wasn't on some other drug that I was lying about. They then released me from the hospital.
I later got the drug results in the mail and I was negative on everything they tested for (including opiads) except for alcohol, which apparently they can test for on a drug test. This just goes to show, it is possible to pass a standard drug test on DXM.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Consider the following SLang 2 program:
expression
Assume that this program is interpreted in a global environment in which x, y, and z are bound to the values 1, 2, and 3, respectively. Write down the full data structure that represents the environment that is active at the time the print statement is about to be executed.
Recall that the SLang 2 interpreter uses static binding and that, by default, the arguments in a function call are passed by value.
When two or more bindings are included in a let block, are they performed in sequence or in parallel?
Recall that this program is interpreted in a global environment that is not empty.
It might be easier to use an editor with automatic indentation and bracket matching to build your answer before you paste it into the answer field.
Make sure to review the data structures in both env.js and absyn.js.


Saudi, Bahraini Journalist Agreement Signed
The Saudi Journalists Association and the Bahraini Journalists Association signed in Riyadh a joint agreement aiming to consolidate cooperation and coordination to meet all challenges, including addressing media outlets targeting the two countries designed to undermine the civilizational gains achieved in both countries in all fields, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
The signing ceremony, which took place on Wednesday, was attended by Bahraini Minister of Media Affairs Ali bin Mohammed Al-Rumaihi as well as a number of Saudi and Bahraini senior officials in the sectors of media and journalism.
For his part, the Bahraini Minister hailed the historic relations binding the two brotherly countries.
Also, Khalid bin Hamad Al-Malik, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Saudi Journalists Association, affirmed that this important agreement will consolidate integration and coordination to serve journalists in both countries.


Acute Exposure to Particulate Air Pollution in Childhood Asthma
EPA Grant Number: R825702C013Subproject: this is subproject number 013 , established and managed by the Center Director under grant R825702
(EPA does not fund or establish subprojects; EPA awards and manages the overall grant for this center).
Center: Environmental Lung Disease Center (National Jewish Medical and Research Center)
Center Director: Mason, Robert J.
Title: Acute Exposure to Particulate Air Pollution in Childhood Asthma
Investigators: Chang, Ling-Yi
Current Investigators: Rabinovitch, Nathan , Gelfand, Erwin
Institution: National Jewish Medical and Research Center
EPA Project Officer: Glenn, Barbara
Project Period: February 16, 1998 through February 28, 2003 (Extended to February 28, 2004)
RFA: Environmental Lung Disease Center (National Jewish Medical and Research Center) (1998) RFA Text | Recipients Lists
Research Category: Targeted Research
Objective:
The Core will be responsible for providing consultation and physical resources to carry out light and electron microscopic evaluations of cells and/or tissues being studied under the component projects. In addition to providing partial support in microscopy and pathology for all research projects, the Core provide electron microscopic service to projects 1: Particle induced lung inflammation and EC-SOD.Functions
The specific function of the Morphology Core is to provide:
Appropriate Histopathology Facilities. Many of the component project involve exposure of animals. histopathology examinations of lung tissue are required for proper documentation and quality control. Other morphological experiments that can be conducted include examinations of cell structure (for instance, cytoskeleton), protein expression and protein localization.
Advice and Consultation. The morphometry/morphology Core will ensure availability of professional personnel with sufficient experience in both light and electron microscopy and in histopathological techniques. Dr. Ling-Yi Chang, the Core Director, has extensive experiences in experimental lung pathology, immunocytochemistry and morphometry using both light and EM microscopy.
Teakhing/Education. This Core will provide training for laboratory personnel in microscopy and pathological techniques. Technicians, students and fellows working on projects under this program who need access to light or electron microscopy will be trained by the Laboratory Researcher IV working in this Core.
Electron Microscopy Support for Project 1. Ultrastructural changes occurring in the terminal bronchioles and proximal ventilatory units after particle exposure described in Dr Crapo's investrigation of particle induced lung injury will require:
- Plastic embedding
- Ultrathin sectioning
- Qualitative EM analysis of lung tissue
Histology Support for Projects 1, 2, 4 and 5 and the Pilot Projects 2 and 3. This unit will provide general histology and guidance on quantitation within the limits of its budget. If the demand signficantly exceeds the budget, the costs will have to revert to the individual projects.
Immunocytochemistry Support for Projects 4 and 1. Particle induced lung inflammation and No, induced alterations in the expressions of hexokinase and thioredoxin in the lung will be examined by light microscopic immunocytochemistry. These studies will require:
- Immunolabeling of paraffin sections
- Qualitative analysis of the localization of intensity of the immunostain
Quality Assurance. Quality assurance programs have been and will continue to be developed to ensure that procedures are constant between individuals and between groups. Individuals are not permitted to begin working on instruments prior to training and/or evaluation by qualified personnel. All equipment is calibrated against standards at regular intervals. Light and electron microscopes are aligned on a weekly basis.
Methods of Procedures
Each lung submitted for histologic studies will be inflation fixed unless otherwise noted. The choice of fixative depends on the histological procedure to be performed. When morphometric studies are involved, shrinkage of tissue is minimized by the choice of fixative having the correct osmolarity ( 1,2), usually 2% glutaraldehyde. The fixation will be carefully monitored to fix the lung at a uniform degree of inflation. The approaches used for either small or large animals and described the complications commonly encountered have been described in detail previously (3,4). After fixation, lung or lobe volume will be determined by water displacement. Lung for immunocytochemical investigations will be processed by a pamformaldehyde based fixative. Biopsies lung samples will be fixed by either immersion or injection of fixative with a fine needle into the specimen. Cell suspensions and cultured cells will be fixed by addition of a double strength of the fixative of choice.
Histology Four micron thick paraffin sections of the lung will be stained with hematoxylin and eosin, Sirius red (collagen) or Verhoeff-Van Gieson (elastic tissue) stains. All of the sections will be reviewed by Dr. Chang for both the extent and severity of tissue injury, with special emphasis placed on:
- Inflammatory cell present
- airway morphology, evidence of injury or remodeling
- Interstitial cell reactions and connective tissue changes
- Microvascular injury
- Evidence of other intercurrent processes
Immunocytochemistry Paraffin sections will be processed for light microscopic staining of EC- SOD/NOS/nitrotyrosine (Crapo) or hexokinase/thioredoxin (White). Paraffin sections will be deparaffinize and hydrated and undergo anitigen retrieval procedure with trypsin or heating in citrate buffer (optional). Intrinsic peroxidase ativity and non-specific binding will be blocked by incubations with 1% H202 and 10% normal serum (from host species of the 2nd antibody) respectively. Specific protein localization will be achieved by incubation sequentially with the primary antibody, biotinylated secondary antibody, strepavidin conjugated to horseradish peroxidase, and DAB substrate. The slides will be counterstained with methyl green or H&E and examined for location and intensity of the aantibody reactions.
The procedures described above can be applied extensively in our laboratory to a variety of proteins/enzymes and can be adapted for proteins of interest in other projects (5-7). Fluorescent tagged secondary antibodies can be used instead of HRP.
Electron microscopic studies Ultrastructural studies of the lung will be performed on mouse lung tissue after particle exposures (Crapo). Randomly selected terminal airways and proximal ventilator-y units will be embedded in expoxy resin. Ultrathin sections will be cut and examined with a Philip CM10 electron microscope for the following changes:
- Injury to ciliated and Clara cells in the terminal bronchioles
- Thickening of bronchiolar and alveolar basement membranes
- Injury to alveolar type I epithelium
- Cellular or interstitial edema
- Interstitial fibrosis
Other procedures We have established procedures for in situ hybridization for the identification of cells/cell types that express a specific mRNA (7,8), immuno-cytochemical labeling on 4 pm thick cryostat sections for proteins sensitive to fixative and high resolution immunocytochemistry with semithin (OS- 1 pm) and ultrathin sections of liquid nitrogen flash frozen tissue (6,9,10) as well as methods for light and EM morphometry (1 l- 13). These techniques can be adapted for use with any studies that found a need for morphological evaluations.
Quality Assurance
The methods used for histology, immunocytochenistry and electron microscopic procedures in our laboratory have been well documented. Precautionary procedures are installed throughout the investigation to ensure overall quality of the study. These procedures are outlined below:
- Duplicate slides (for each staining procedure) are produced, one for the principal investigator, the other kept on file for the morphology core.
- Postive and negative controls will be included for every immunocytochemical staining run.
- Each specimen will be assigned a identification code. Record for each specimen with respect to experimental treatments, specimen collection and preparation conditions and interpretation of the pathology results will be kept on file.
- Light microscopes are aligned on a monthly basis. The electron microscope is aligned on a weekly basis.
- A calibration grid is taken with each separate set of micrographs to ensure that the correct magnification can be calculated.
- Detailed records of all micrographs and negatives are kept on file.
- Dr. Chang will review slides regularily with pathologist at the University of Colorado Health Science Center to ensure proper interpretation of lung pathology.
Resources
The facilities for this Core, which will be utilized by the majority of the proposed projects, occupy approximately ? square feet of space located in the Goodman building and in the Littman building. This include laboratories designed for processing tissue for light and electron microscopy. Available equipment includes:
1. Philip CM 10 electron microscope
2. Philip M400 electron microscope
3. Three Reichert ultramicrotomes, one with cryo attachments
4. Leica
ultramicrotome with cryo attachments
5. Nikon Optiphot fluorescence light
photomicrscope
6. Nikon Labphot photomicroscope
7. Wild double head
dissecting microscope
8. Light microscopy morphometry work station attached
to an Olympus LM microscope
9. LKB automated processor for plastic embedding
10. Automated processor for paraffin embedding
11. Plate/film processing
Darkroom
12. Print processing dark room equipped with Durst enlarger and
Kodak Royal print processor
In addition, two fluorescent confocal microscope equipped with the NIH image analysis program are located in the flow cytometry laboratory on the 10fh floor of the Goodman building. They are also available for use by investigators in this application.
Publications and Presentations:
Publications have been submitted on this subproject: View all 20 publications for this subproject | View all 132 publications for this centerJournal Articles:
Journal Articles have been submitted on this subproject: View all 5 journal articles for this subproject | View all 110 journal articles for this centerSupplemental Keywords:
Health, Scientific Discipline, PHYSICAL ASPECTS, Risk Assessments, Microbiology, Disease & Cumulative Effects, Physical Processes, Molecular Biology/Genetics, Biology, Histology, Electron Microscopy, Immunology, health effects, electron microscope, immune system effects, pathology, lung disease, airway disease, exposure, human exposure, immunocytochemistry, cell injury, histopathology, animal studies, exposure assessment, human health risk, immune response, protein expressionProgress and Final Reports:
Final ReportMain Center Abstract and Reports:
R825702 Environmental Lung Disease Center (National Jewish Medical and Research Center) Subprojects under this Center: (EPA does not fund or establish subprojects; EPA awards and manages the overall grant for this center).
R825702C001 SP-A and SP-D in Environmental Lung Disease
R825702C003 Adaptation to Nitrogen Dioxide: Role of Altered Glycolytic Pathway Enzyme Expression and NF-κB-Dependent Cellular Defenses Against Apoptosis
R825702C005 Inhalation of Particulate Matter Alters the Allergic Airway Response to Inhaled Allergen
R825702C006 Particle-Induced Lung Inflammation and Extracellular EC-SOD
R825702C007 Indoor-Outdoor Relationships of Airborne Particle Count and Endotoxin Concentrations
R825702C008 The Role of Mitochondrial DNA Mutations in Oxidant-Mediated Lung Injury
R825702C009 Immunopathogenesis of Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis in the Mouse
R825702C010 Activation of Natural T Lymphocytes by Diesel Exhaust Particulates Leads to Their Production of Interleukin-4 and TH2 Lymphocyte Differentiation to Allergen
R825702C011 Latex Antigen Levels During Powdered and Powderless Glove Use
R825702C012 Adjuvant Effects of Ozone in a Model of Allergen-Induced Airway Inflammation and Hyperresponsiveness
R825702C013 Acute Exposure to Particulate Air Pollution in Childhood Asthma
R825702C014 Mechanisms of Ozone Toxicity to the Lung


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dental package¶
Submodules¶
dental.apiurls module¶
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dental.apiurls.
path
(route, view, kwargs=None, name=None, *, Pattern=<class 'django.urls.resolvers.RoutePattern'>)¶
dental.settings module¶
Django settings for dental project.
Generated by ‘django-admin startproject’ using Django 2.0.
For more information on this file, see https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/topics/settings/
For the full list of settings and their values, see https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/ref/settings/
dental.urls module¶
dental URL Configuration
- The urlpatterns list routes URLs to views. For more information please see:
- https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/topics/http/urls/
Examples: Function views
- Add an import: from my_app import views
- Add a URL to urlpatterns: path(‘’, views.home, name=’home’)
- Class-based views
- Add an import: from other_app.views import Home
- Add a URL to urlpatterns: path(‘’, Home.as_view(), name=’home’)
- Including another URLconf
- Import the include() function: from django.urls import include, path
- Add a URL to urlpatterns: path(‘blog/’, include(‘blog.urls’))
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dental.urls.
path
(route, view, kwargs=None, name=None, *, Pattern=<class 'django.urls.resolvers.RoutePattern'>)¶
dental.wsgi module¶
WSGI config for dental project.
It exposes the WSGI callable as a module-level variable named application
.
For more information on this file, see https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/howto/deployment/wsgi/


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Interface Summary |
| AvailabilityZoneAPI |
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| AvailabilityZoneAsyncApi |
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| ExtensionNamespaces |
Extension namespaces |
| FlavorExtraSpecsApi |
Provide access to extra metadata for Nova flavors. |
| FlavorExtraSpecsAsyncApi |
Provide access to extra metadata for Nova flavors. |
| FloatingIPApi |
Provides synchronous access to Floating IPs. |
| FloatingIPAsyncApi |
Provides asynchronous access to Floating IPs via the REST API. |
| HostAdministrationApi |
Provides asynchronous access to Host Administration features via the REST API. |
| HostAdministrationAsyncApi |
Provides asynchronous access to Host Administration features via the REST API. |
| HostAggregateApi |
Provide access to Host Aggregates in Nova (alias "OS-AGGREGATES") |
| HostAggregateAsyncApi |
Provide access to Aggregates in Nova. |
| KeyPairApi |
Provides synchronous access to Security Groups. |
| KeyPairAsyncApi |
Provides asynchronous access to Key Pairs via the REST API. |
| QuotaApi |
The quotas extension enables limiters placed on the resources used per tenant (project) for virtual instances. |
| QuotaAsyncApi |
Provide access to Quota information for Nova tenants. |
| QuotaClassApi |
Provides synchronous access to Quota Classes via the REST API. |
| QuotaClassAsyncApi |
Provides asynchronous access to Quota Classes via the REST API. |
| SecurityGroupApi |
Provides synchronous access to Security Groups. |
| SecurityGroupAsyncApi |
Provides asynchronous access to Security Groups via the REST API. |
| ServerAdminApi |
Provide additional actions for servers:
'suspend', 'resume', 'migrate', 'lock', 'unlock', 'resetNetwork', 'createBackup', 'pause', 'migrateLive',
'injectNetworkInfo', 'unpause' |
| ServerAdminAsyncApi |
Provide access to Admin Server Actions via REST API |
| ServerWithSecurityGroupsApi |
Provides synchronous access to Server details including security group, referred to as the CREATESERVEREXT extension
in the nova documentation
NOTE: the equivalent to listServersInDetail() isn't available at the other end, so not extending ServerApi at this
time. |
| ServerWithSecurityGroupsAsyncApi |
Provides synchronous access to Servers with Security Groups. |
| SimpleTenantUsageApi |
Provides asynchronous access to Simple Tenant Usage via the REST API. |
| SimpleTenantUsageAsyncApi |
Provides asynchronous access to Simple Tenant Usage via the REST API. |
| VirtualInterfaceApi |
Provides synchronous access to Virtual Interface features (VIFs). |
| VirtualInterfaceAsyncApi |
Provides asynchronous access to Virtual Interface features (VIFs). |
| VolumeApi |
Provides synchronous access to Volumes. |
| VolumeAsyncApi |
Provides synchronous access to Volumes. |
| VolumeAttachmentApi |
Provides synchronous access to Volume Attachments. |
| VolumeAttachmentAsyncApi |
Provides asynchronous access to Volume Attachments . |
| VolumeTypeApi |
Provides synchronous access to Volume Type features |
| VolumeTypeAsyncApi |
Provides asynchronous access to Volume Type features |


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