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Column-major 4x4 transformation matrix. More...
#include <Matrix.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| Matrix4 () | |
| Creates a 4x4 identity matrix. | |
| Matrix4 (Float x0, Float x1, Float x2, Float x3, Float y0, Float y1, Float y2, Float y3, Float z0, Float z1, Float z2, Float z3, Float w0, Float w1, Float w2, Float w3) | |
| Initialize individual values of a matrix. More... | |
| Matrix4 (Vector4 v0, Vector4 v1, Vector4 v2, Vector4 v3) | |
| Initialize a matrix with four Vector4. More... | |
| Matrix4 | operator+ (const Float f) const |
| Performs an addition to every cell of a matrix. More... | |
| Matrix4 | operator- (const Float f) const |
| Performs a subtraction to every cell of a matrix. More... | |
| Matrix4 | operator* (const Float f) const |
| Performs a scalar multiplication to every cell of a matrix. More... | |
| Matrix4 | operator/ (const Float f) const |
| Performs a scalar division to every cell of a matrix. More... | |
| Matrix4 | operator+ (const Matrix4 &rhs) const |
| Adds corresponding cells of two matrices. | |
| Matrix4 | operator- (const Matrix4 &rhs) const |
| Subtracts corresponding cells of two matricies. | |
| Vector4 | operator* (const Vector4 &rhs) const |
| multiplies a matrix by a vector | |
| Matrix4 | operator* (const Matrix4 &rhs) const |
| multiplies two matricies | |
| Matrix4 | operator! () const |
Returns the inverse of this matrix so that m * !m is an identity matrix. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static Matrix4 | CreateTranslation (const Vector3 &v) |
Creates a matrix equivelant to the translation represented by v . | |
| static Matrix4 | CreateRotationX (const Float angle) |
Creates a matrix representing a rotation of angle radians around the X-axis. | |
| static ConstexprWrapper< Matrix4 > | CreateRotationX (ConstexprWrapper< Float > angle) |
Creates a matrix representing a rotation of angle radians around the X-axis. More... | |
| static Matrix4 | CreateRotationY (const Float angle) |
Creates a matrix representing a rotation of angle radians around the Y-axis. | |
| static ConstexprWrapper< Matrix4 > | CreateRotationY (ConstexprWrapper< Float > angle) |
Creates a matrix representing a rotation of angle radians around the Y-axis. More... | |
| static Matrix4 | CreateRotationZ (const Float angle) |
Creates a matrix representing a rotation of angle radians around the Z-axis. | |
| static ConstexprWrapper< Matrix4 > | CreateRotationZ (ConstexprWrapper< Float > angle) |
Creates a matrix representing a rotation of angle radians around the Z-axis. More... | |
| static Matrix4 | CreateRotation (const Vector3 &euler) |
| Creates a matrix representing a rotation equivelant to the given euler axis values. More... | |
| static ConstexprWrapper< Matrix4 > | CreateRotation (ConstexprWrapper< Vector3 > euler) |
| Creates a matrix representing a rotation equivelant to the given euler axis values. More... | |
| static Matrix4 | CreateRotation (Float angle, const Vector3 &axis) |
Creates a matrix representing a rotation of angle radians around the normalized axis axis | |
| static ConstexprWrapper< Matrix4 > | CreateRotation (ConstexprWrapper< Float > angle, ConstexprWrapper< Vector3 > axis) |
Creates a matrix representing a rotation of angle radians around the normalized axis axis More... | |
| static Matrix4 | CreateRotation (const Quaternion &q) |
Creates a matrix representing an equivelant roatation to quaternion q . | |
| static Matrix4 | CreateScale (const Vector3 &v) |
Creates a matrix that scales by the amount specified in v . | |
| static Matrix4 | CreateReflectionX () |
| Creates a matrix that reflects along the X-axis. | |
| static Matrix4 | CreateReflectionY () |
| Creates a matrix that reflects along the Y-axis. | |
| static Matrix4 | CreateReflectionZ () |
| Creates a matrix that reflects along the Z-axis. | |
Column-major 4x4 transformation matrix.
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Initialize individual values of a matrix.
Initialize a matrix with four Vector4.
| v0 | The first column of the matrix |
| v1 | The second column of the matrix |
| v2 | The third column of the matrix |
| v3 | The fourth column of the matrix |
Creates a matrix representing a rotation equivelant to the given euler axis values.
| euler | A Vector3 where every element represents the number of radians to turn around the respective axis. |
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Creates a matrix representing a rotation of angle
radians around the normalized axis axis
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Creates a matrix representing a rotation equivelant to the given euler axis values.
| euler | A Vector3 where every element represents the number of radians to turn around the respective axis. |
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inlinestatic |
Creates a matrix representing a rotation of angle
radians around the X-axis.
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Creates a matrix representing a rotation of angle
radians around the Y-axis.
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inlinestatic |
Creates a matrix representing a rotation of angle
radians around the Z-axis.
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Performs a scalar multiplication to every cell of a matrix.
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My name is Jiannan Zhou, currently a 6th-year PhD student in Economics at University of Colorado - Boulder, advised by Miles Spencer Kimball. My current research interests are XXX and XXX.
Before that, I obtained M.S. degree in XXX at XXX in 2014.
Journal Reviewer: TPAMI, IJCV, TNNLS, TCSVT
Conference Reviewer: UAI2019, CVPR 2019, ECCV 2018
Two papers are accepted by CVPR 2019.
Our team (Cihang Xie, Yuxin Wu, Laurens van der Maaten, Alan Yuille and Kaiming He) won the 1st place in the Adversarial Defense track of the Competition on Adversarial Attacks and Defenses 2018 (CAAD2018). The tech report is here and the code is here.
Two papers are accepted by CVPR 2018.
One paper is accepted by ICLR 2018.
I will join FAIR as a 2018 summber intern, advised by Kaiming He.


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SEOs have been annoyed for the past week with Google. First, they took away our keywords on the Google Analytics reports. And then, they created Hummingbird.
Not as many people have been annoyed with Hummingbird, probably because:
A) They have not seen their rankings drop, yet.
B) They are well branded and their site is benefiting from the long tail keywords being converted to short tail, or
C) They have no clue what Hummingbird is actually doing, yet.
But! People are still annoyed – at least, most bloggers and those who Tweet.
This is truly a pain for #searchmarketing: 5 Alternative Sources to Cope With Google Analytics Keyword Not Provided http://t.co/zG4oxcW0lN
— Larry Bassani (@lbconsultinginc) October 13, 2013
So, Why did Google do this to us?
 Don’t blame Google. Blame yourself.
SEOs tried to win over their audience without caring about them.
How?
- We keyword stuffed
- We keyword stuffed invisible areas
- We wrote crappy content. Ever re-read anything you wrote 3 years ago, let along 6 months ago?

- We talked about Keywords
- We said the word SERP and thought we were cool.
- And we keyword stuffed some more.
- Some have even yet to remove [“meta name=”Keywords” content=”Keyword Stuffed”] because they still think it works.
_We did not care about the consumer. So Google Had to fix it. Hummingbird and (Not Provided) in addition to Panda are are direct response to this.
_
What do you do now? Here’s what you don’t do!
When you first begin working in SEO, you focused on turning everything into keywords. If you were a mechanic in Boston with specialties in repair or maintenance, you crafted blog posts around :
- Oil Change Boston
- Tire Rotation Boston
- O2 Sensor Replacement
- Battery Replacement
Based on that list, here is a sample list of articles that you wrote:
- Boston Mechanic Shows You How to Change the Oil
- 6 Reasons why Tire Rotation is a Must
- What does an O2 Sensor Do?
And then you would put some cheesy CTA at the end.
And Sadly, you didn’t have to know anything about car repair – or write good content – to rank for these keywords. In fact, you could just re-write Wiki content, throw some links at it, and it’d probably rank.
All you had to do was beat the formula. You could write about an oil change and have never changed oil in your life. It was all about beating the formula, not serving the customer.
*Be careful. I’m definitely not saying, stop doing keyword targeting, stop putting good keywords in your titles and making your pages contextually relevant to search queries. But, instead of that being the FIRST step, make it the SECOND step.
So, post Panda, Hummingbird, Not Provided, where we go now?
Where Do You Begin? The First Step
We begin to care.
We began where traditional marketing always started. We research and define our buyer personas. We define …. to beat it to death … our “Target Audience”. But instead of treating them as pageviews, clicks, unique viewers, we think of them as people (ironic, huh?).
Think about your audience for a bit.
- Who are they?
- What would they want to read?
- What interest them?
- How old are they?
- What do they do for fun?
- What do they spend their money on?
- What are they most passionate about?
Then, we begin to write content that:
- appeals to our audience,
- interest our audience, and
- delights our audience
As a business owner, think of your audience as the person walking in your store…
 NO! So why do you do it online?
Treat your customer online the same way you would in person. Greet them kindly. Ask them if you can help. Show them how you can help. And if they don’t buy anything, leave a great impression and they’ll probably come back.
These Google updates wouldn’t bother us if we treated online visitors with decency and respect.


Ozier scores 28 to lead Sacred Heart over Brown 84-63
by EndPlayFAIRFIELD, Conn. (AP) - Koreem Ozier had a career-high 28 points and Sacred Heart grabbed its first win of the season beating Brown 84-63 on Tuesday night.
Ozier made hit 4-of-6 3-pointers and grabbed six rebounds. E.J. Anosike added 16 points and 13 rebounds for the Pioneers. Kinnon LaRose added 14 points and eight rebounds and Cameron Parker scored 11 points and six rebounds for the hosts.
Jaylan Gainey had 14 points and three blocks for the Bears (3-1) which saw its three-game win streak come to an end. Tamenang Choh added 12 points, eight rebounds and six assists while Brandon Anderson scored 12.
Sacred Heart hosts Presbyterian on Friday while Brown faces NJIT at home on Saturday.
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All around the world, LGBT people are left outside society,
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Gradually we see change, change that shift towards both the
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In some countries leading powers are trying to make change
for the worse, with laws that makes LGBT-manifestations considered
as illegal propaganda, only if we stand united, raising our voices
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This is a celebration to the people whom stood up for
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This is for those who fought for a society where everyone could take place.
Human rights issues exist globally and only by working together can
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The intent of this website is to be a source of
inspiration and and we hope it sparks you to be an advocate for change.


OK so I had previously tried 30mg of 5-MeO-DALT and was not overly impressed. Felt like a low mushroom dose.
Thinking this I feed it to a friend and had weighed out 100mg but somehow his weighed 30mg after splitting it in caps and mine was 25mg so I guess he ended up going over the 30mg 'max dose' and his experience was completely intense visual and mental psychedelic. I'd compare it to an eighth of P. cubensis like really good Cubes. He was highly anxious and kept commenting on the waves and waviness of everything and how it was like the trees were saying 'what's up' to him...
Another friend did ~25mg and had nowhere near as intense a trip. Only 'mild' and kinda stoned feeling. The former was fasting all day and did it on empty stomach while on prednisone and took a 500mg vitamin C tablet. The latter had just eaten two pieces of pizza and was not on any medication except some Kimchi potpourri he had smoked. He also took 500mg vitamin C.
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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All Classes Interface Summary Class Summary Enum Summary Class Description ActivityGoogleLoginBinding ActivityLoginBinding ActivityLoginResponseBinding ActivityMainBinding ActivityRelationshipsBinding BuildConfig ChangeGenreDialog The change genre dialog allows the user to change their current genre mood.Clip Receives data from the server database for clips.ClipFeedFragment TheClipFeedFragment
hosts the heart of the app: the Discovery and TuneFull feed screens.ClipFeedFragment.FeedType An enumerated type that lists the possible types of clip feeds.ClipRecyclerAdapter TheClipRecyclerAdapter
allows for clips to be shown in a scrolling list.ClipRecyclerAdapter.OnAddFriendButtonClickListener This interface has a method that can be implemented to perform an action upon clicking the add friend button.ClipRecyclerAdapter.OnClipPlayButtonClickListener This interface has a method that can be implemented to perform an action upon clicking the clip play button.ClipRepository TheClipRepository
provides methods that talk to theTunefullWebService
to receive and save data from and to the server.ClipViewModel TheClipViewModel
talks to theClipRepository
to communicate with the server.ClipViewModel.Source The Source enum enumerates the different types of lists of clips available for access.CustomDropdownItemBinding CustomSpinnerItemBinding DialogChangeGenreBinding DialogPostClipBinding FragmentClipFeedBinding FragmentLikedSongsBinding FragmentNestedBinding FragmentProfileBinding FragmentRelationshipBinding FragmentSpotifyBinding GoogleLoginActivity The launcher activity that allows the user to sign in with Google Sign In.GoogleSignInService TheGoogleSignInService
class provides methods that allow the app to use Google Sign In to get user information and to authenticate with the TuneFull server.ItemClipBinding ItemRelationshipBinding ItemSongBinding LikedSongsFragment The liked songs fragment is the fragment that will allow the user to see the songs from Spotify and create clips.LikedSongsRecyclerAdapter TheLikedSongsRecyclerAdapter
allows for tracks to be shown in a scrolling list.LikedSongsRecyclerAdapter.OnAddClipButtonClickListener This interface has a method that can be implemented to perform an action upon clicking the add clip button.LikedSongsRecyclerAdapter.OnSongPlayButtonClickListener This interface has a method that can be implemented to perform an action upon clicking the track play button.LoginActivity This activity allows the user to sign in with Spotify.LoginResponseActivity TheLoginReponseActivity
provides a space for the user to view Spotify permissions.MainActivity The main activity for the app.NestedFragment Currently unimplementedPostClipDialog The post clip dialog allows the user to post a clip.ProfileFragment The profile fragment is where the user will be able to edit their profile.Relationship Receives data from the server database for relationships between users.RelationshipFragment Currently unimplemented relationship fragmentRelationshipFragment.RelationshipType RelationshipRecyclerAdapter TheRelationshipRecyclerAdapter
allows for relationships (or more specifically, the non-current users in the relationships) to be shown in a scrolling list.RelationshipRecyclerAdapter.OnAddFriendButtonClickListener This interface has a method that can be implemented to perform an action upon clicking the add friend button.RelationshipRepository TheRelationshipRepository
provides methods that talk to theTunefullWebService
to receive and save data from and to the server.RelationshipsActivity The relationships activity hosts relationship fragments.RelationshipViewModel TheRelationshipViewModel
talks to theRelationshipRepository
to communicate with the server.SectionsPagerAdapter AFragmentPagerAdapter
that returns a fragment corresponding to one of the tabs.SpotifyFragment SpotifyRepository TheSpotifyRepository
provides methods that talk to theSpotifyServiceProxy
to receive data from the server.SpotifyServiceProxy An interface with methods that can be sent to the Spotify API.SpotifyServiceProxy.InstanceHolder Holds an instance of the Spotify service proxy.SpotifySignInService TheSpotifySignInService
class provides methods that allow the app to authenticate and connect with the Spotify app.SpotifyViewModel TheSpotifyViewModel
uses the Spotify SDK to talk to the Spotify app on the device.TrackListResponse Receives responses from the Spotify API with lists of tracks.TrackListResponse.ResponseItem An individualItem
within a Spotify API response.TrackViewModel TheTrackViewModel
talks to theSpotifyRepository
to communicate with the server.TunefullApplication This class serves as the entry point for the ScaleScroller application.TunefullWebService An interface with methods that can be sent to the TuneFull server to get certain types of information.TunefullWebService.InstanceHolder Holds an instance of the Tunefull web service.User Receives data from the server database for users.User.Genre TheGenre
enum enumerates different musical genres that the user can select from for their favorite genre.UserRepository TheUserRepository
provides methods that talk to theTunefullWebService
to receive and save data from and to the server.UserViewModel TheUserViewModel
talks to theUserRepository
to communicate with the server.


Body found in porta potty
by Cornelia Naylor / Burnaby NowA visitor hoping to use a portable toilet at a Burnaby park made a grim discovery Thursday.
Inside, was the body of a man about 50 years old, according to police.
Emergency services got the call about 11:20 a.m.
The incident happened at Charles Rummel Park.
The coroner was called in after the man was determined to be deceased.
Police are investigating.
“Based on the scene, it appears to be non-suspicious,” said Burnaby RCMP.


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What am I looking at?
You are looking at the relative contribution of different cognitive concepts for a single location in the brain, an x,y,z coordinate called a "voxel." The size of any word in the cloud reflects the relative contribution of the cognitive concept for the model in that voxel location.
What do you mean "relative contribution?"
We used a bunch a brain maps labeled with
cognitive concepts to generate a sparse Logistic Regression model at each voxel (think an x,y,z coordinate in a 3D brain map), meaning that we found an optimal weighting of each cognitive concept to predict the voxel values across a large set of images. You are looking at the "relative contribution" (e.g., importance) of each concept for a particular voxel, represented by the weight (the beta or regression parameter) produced by the model.
What do these voxel-wise models do?
Having a model at each voxel means that we can use cognitive concepts to predict brain maps, and predict cognitive concepts from a new brain map. The model is sparse because the algorithm sets the weights of as many of the regression parameters (one for each cognitive concept) to zero.
How do I explore different regions?
If you use the region selector in the bottom left, you will be taken to a random voxel within the region. Some regions are very large, meaning the model looks very different between voxels in the same region, and for this reason we encourage you to reload the same region multiple times to see the variance. Brain regions correspond to randomly selected MNI (x,y,z) coordinates from the
AAL2 atlas
resampled to 4mm with nearest interpolation. Data and labels were obtained courtesy of
NeuroVault. Full script to generate coordinates
is available.


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struct fstab *getfsspec(const char *special_file);
struct fstab { char *fs_spec; /* block device name */ char *fs_file; /* mount point */ char *fs_vfstype; /* file-system type */ char *fs_mntops; /* mount options */ const char *fs_type; /* rw/rq/ro/sw/xx option */ int fs_freq; /* dump frequency, in days */ int fs_passno; /* pass number on parallel dump */ };
Here the field fs_type contains (on a *BSD system) one of the five strings "rw", "rq", "ro", "sw", "xx" (read-write, read-write with quota, read-only, swap, ignore).
The function setfsent() opens the file when required and positions it at the first line.
The function getfsent() parses the next line from the file. (After opening it when required.)
The function endfsent() closes the file when required.
The function getfsspec() searches the file from the start and returns the first entry found for which the fs_spec field matches the special_file argument.
The function getfsfile() searches the file from the start and returns the first entry found for which the fs_file field matches the mount_point argument.
Since Linux allows mounting a block special device in several places, and since several devices can have the same mount point, where the last device with a given mount point is the interesting one, while getfsfile() and getfsspec() only return the first occurrence, these two functions are not suitable for use under Linux.


Alexandros Vythoulkas
I study Data Science and Machine Learning. I'm experienced in Python software engineering and I love messing with my Linux system. I like to constantly learn and evolve in new knowledge and technologies.
I study Data Science and Machine Learning. I'm experienced in Python software engineering and I love messing with my Linux system. I like to constantly learn and evolve in new knowledge and technologies.


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The Client utilizes the Generic Sensor API to access sensor data and then translates it into a position of pointer on your laptop/desktop screen. The data is transmitted in realtime using WebSockets through Socket.io and is drawn on the canvas.
As of writing this, the Generic Sensor API is only available in Android Devices or any other browser other than Google Chrome. So on the client, you must have Google Chrome.


  You love exploring and examing new things, you love taking things apart to figure out how they work. You love the days your father comes to visit and plays with you.  You just wanna play with your toy cars (a birthday gift from your father) and play soccer on the street with the other boys. You spend a lot of time with your cousin David, who is only a year older than you. You find David slightly boring though, because of he is a bit of a geek.  You don't spend a lot of time with your older sisters, they do girly things, like sewing and cooking, and you hate that sort of stuff. Luckily, you're not required to many chores. You do follow your mother to the market every Friday, where she sells the abundance of grains that she's harvested during the week. Although, she has been complaining about the lack of grains lately, the dry season has been longer and drier than normal.  You know that your father is working in the capital and can't see your family much, but it still makes you sad, and you wish you could see him more. He comes visit you every other week.
 You carry the water home, where your mother has breakfast ready. The breakfast consists of porridge, and fruit. After breakfast, your mother and sisters go to do chores. You're usually really tired after getting up so early, that you take a nap. After you've wake up, you go play with the other children. Your favorite game is playing soccer on the street with the boys. Today, one of the boys has a soccer magazine with him, that his father had given him. And you sit there looking through the magazine, and you're discussing which player and what team is the best.
"I'm going to play for our national team one day!"
Becoming a star, at least you think so, doesn't happen if you're from a village in the middle of nowhere.
As with most of the African villages, the entire village will help raising the children, making sure that they are punished if they misbehave. You've been taught to respect and listen to your elders. You like most children in the village, except one girl that really gets under your skin. Her name is Beatrice, and she's 4 years older than you and always smells of roses. Her family lives on the other side of the village, her father is very successful and it's well-known in the village that they are the richest family here. They aren't lacking anything and Beatrice's mother doesn't even have to work on the fields, they can buy everything they need. You've also been told that they have servants taking care of their home. Beatrice always makes it known that she is better than everyone else, and that you all should consider yourself lucky to know her. She's always picking on you and your best friend, Callan. You've known Callan since before you could walk. His mother used to help babysitting you when you were a baby, so that your mother could go work on the fields. And Callan's mother used to bring him all the time, as he is only a few weeks younger than you. You and Callan say that you're more than best friends, you're brothers, since neither of you have any brother, and you're close to each other. You two tell each other everything, and don't keep any secrets. Callan's father is a soldier in the army, and he's often away from them for several months at a time. Therefore, Callan is often worried about his father's safety and you reassure him that everything will be alright. Your country isn't officially at war with any other country, but there are a lot of civil conflicts. The army is constantly fighting off different religious groups, as well as local rebel groups.
Thankfully, your village has been spared from being raided. The village is large enough to have its own local milita, and it's safer than most villages in your region. You're aware that raids are happening to other villages - men are being killed, girls kidnapped to become wifes to the rebels, and boys to be trained to be soldiers. You don't know if it has increased or decreased, your reality is, that it has always existed - one group is replaced by another and the cycle goes on.


Module: viewer.canvastools
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Widget for line selection in a plot. |
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skimage.viewer.canvastools.
LineTool
(manager, on_move=None, on_release=None, on_enter=None, maxdist=10, line_props=None, handle_props=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
skimage.viewer.canvastools.base.CanvasToolBase
Widget for line selection in a plot.
- Parameters
- managerViewer or PlotPlugin.
Skimage viewer or plot plugin object.
- on_movefunction
Function called whenever a control handle is moved. This function must accept the end points of line as the only argument.
- on_releasefunction
Function called whenever the control handle is released.
- on_enterfunction
Function called whenever the “enter” key is pressed.
- maxdistfloat
Maximum pixel distance allowed when selecting control handle.
- line_propsdict
Properties for
matplotlib.lines.Line2D
.- handle_propsdict
Marker properties for the handles (also see
matplotlib.lines.Line2D
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- Attributes
- end_points2D array
End points of line ((x1, y1), (x2, y2)).
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__init__
(self, manager, on_move=None, on_release=None, on_enter=None, maxdist=10, line_props=None, handle_props=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
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end_points
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geometry
¶ Geometry information that gets passed to callback functions.
PaintTool
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skimage.viewer.canvastools.
PaintTool
(manager, overlay_shape, radius=5, alpha=0.3, on_move=None, on_release=None, on_enter=None, rect_props=None)[source]¶ Bases:
skimage.viewer.canvastools.base.CanvasToolBase
Widget for painting on top of a plot.
- Parameters
- managerViewer or PlotPlugin.
Skimage viewer or plot plugin object.
- overlay_shapeshape tuple
2D shape tuple used to initialize overlay image.
- radiusint
The size of the paint cursor.
- alphafloat (between [0, 1])
Opacity of overlay.
- on_movefunction
Function called whenever a control handle is moved. This function must accept the end points of line as the only argument.
- on_releasefunction
Function called whenever the control handle is released.
- on_enterfunction
Function called whenever the “enter” key is pressed.
- rect_propsdict
Properties for
matplotlib.patches.Rectangle
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Examples
>>> from skimage.data import camera >>> import matplotlib.pyplot as plt >>> from skimage.viewer.canvastools import PaintTool >>> import numpy as np
>>> img = camera() #doctest: +SKIP
>>> ax = plt.subplot(111) #doctest: +SKIP >>> plt.imshow(img, cmap=plt.cm.gray) #doctest: +SKIP >>> p = PaintTool(ax,np.shape(img[:-1]),10,0.2) #doctest: +SKIP >>> plt.show() #doctest: +SKIP
>>> mask = p.overlay #doctest: +SKIP >>> plt.imshow(mask,cmap=plt.cm.gray) #doctest: +SKIP >>> plt.show() #doctest: +SKIP
- Attributes
- overlayarray
Overlay of painted labels displayed on top of image.
- labelint
Current paint color.
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__init__
(self, manager, overlay_shape, radius=5, alpha=0.3, on_move=None, on_release=None, on_enter=None, rect_props=None)[source]¶ Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
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geometry
¶ Geometry information that gets passed to callback functions.
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label
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overlay
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radius
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shape
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RectangleTool
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class
skimage.viewer.canvastools.
RectangleTool
(manager, on_move=None, on_release=None, on_enter=None, maxdist=10, rect_props=None)[source]¶ Bases:
skimage.viewer.canvastools.base.CanvasToolBase
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Widget for selecting a rectangular region in a plot.
After making the desired selection, press “Enter” to accept the selection and call the on_enter callback function.
- Parameters
- managerViewer or PlotPlugin.
Skimage viewer or plot plugin object.
- on_movefunction
Function called whenever a control handle is moved. This function must accept the rectangle extents as the only argument.
- on_releasefunction
Function called whenever the control handle is released.
- on_enterfunction
Function called whenever the “enter” key is pressed.
- maxdistfloat
Maximum pixel distance allowed when selecting control handle.
- rect_propsdict
Properties for
matplotlib.patches.Rectangle
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Examples
>>> from skimage import data >>> from skimage.viewer import ImageViewer >>> from skimage.viewer.canvastools import RectangleTool >>> from skimage.draw import line >>> from skimage.draw import set_color
>>> viewer = ImageViewer(data.coffee()) # doctest: +SKIP
>>> def print_the_rect(extents): ... global viewer ... im = viewer.image ... coord = np.int64(extents) ... [rr1, cc1] = line(coord[2],coord[0],coord[2],coord[1]) ... [rr2, cc2] = line(coord[2],coord[1],coord[3],coord[1]) ... [rr3, cc3] = line(coord[3],coord[1],coord[3],coord[0]) ... [rr4, cc4] = line(coord[3],coord[0],coord[2],coord[0]) ... set_color(im, (rr1, cc1), [255, 255, 0]) ... set_color(im, (rr2, cc2), [0, 255, 255]) ... set_color(im, (rr3, cc3), [255, 0, 255]) ... set_color(im, (rr4, cc4), [0, 0, 0]) ... viewer.image=im
>>> rect_tool = RectangleTool(viewer, on_enter=print_the_rect) # doctest: +SKIP >>> viewer.show() # doctest: +SKIP
- Attributes
extents
tupleReturn (xmin, xmax, ymin, ymax).
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__init__
(self, manager, on_move=None, on_release=None, on_enter=None, maxdist=10, rect_props=None)[source]¶ Create a selector in ax. When a selection is made, clear the span and call onselect with:
onselect(pos_1, pos_2)
and clear the drawn box/line. The
pos_1
andpos_2
are arrays of length 2 containing the x- and y-coordinate.If minspanx is not None then events smaller than minspanx in x direction are ignored (it’s the same for y).
The rectangle is drawn with rectprops; default:
rectprops = dict(facecolor='red', edgecolor = 'black', alpha=0.2, fill=True)
The line is drawn with lineprops; default:
lineprops = dict(color='black', linestyle='-', linewidth = 2, alpha=0.5)
Use drawtype if you want the mouse to draw a line, a box or nothing between click and actual position by setting
drawtype = 'line'
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ordrawtype = 'none'
. Drawing a line would result in a line from vertex A to vertex C in a rectangle ABCD.spancoords is one of ‘data’ or ‘pixels’. If ‘data’, minspanx and minspanx will be interpreted in the same coordinates as the x and y axis. If ‘pixels’, they are in pixels.
button is a list of integers indicating which mouse buttons should be used for rectangle selection. You can also specify a single integer if only a single button is desired. Default is None, which does not limit which button can be used.
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1 = left mouse button 2 = center mouse button (scroll wheel) 3 = right mouse button
interactive will draw a set of handles and allow you interact with the widget after it is drawn.
state_modifier_keys are keyboard modifiers that affect the behavior of the widget.
The defaults are: dict(move=’ ‘, clear=’escape’, square=’shift’, center=’ctrl’)
Keyboard modifiers, which: ‘move’: Move the existing shape. ‘clear’: Clear the current shape. ‘square’: Makes the shape square. ‘center’: Make the initial point the center of the shape. ‘square’ and ‘center’ can be combined.
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corners
¶ Corners of rectangle from lower left, moving clockwise.
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edge_centers
¶ Midpoint of rectangle edges from left, moving clockwise.
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extents
¶ Return (xmin, xmax, ymin, ymax).
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geometry
¶ Geometry information that gets passed to callback functions.
ThickLineTool
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skimage.viewer.canvastools.
ThickLineTool
(manager, on_move=None, on_enter=None, on_release=None, on_change=None, maxdist=10, line_props=None, handle_props=None)[source]¶ Bases:
skimage.viewer.canvastools.linetool.LineTool
Widget for line selection in a plot.
The thickness of the line can be varied using the mouse scroll wheel, or with the ‘+’ and ‘-‘ keys.
- Parameters
- managerViewer or PlotPlugin.
Skimage viewer or plot plugin object.
- on_movefunction
Function called whenever a control handle is moved. This function must accept the end points of line as the only argument.
- on_releasefunction
Function called whenever the control handle is released.
- on_enterfunction
Function called whenever the “enter” key is pressed.
- on_changefunction
Function called whenever the line thickness is changed.
- maxdistfloat
Maximum pixel distance allowed when selecting control handle.
- line_propsdict
Properties for
matplotlib.lines.Line2D
.- handle_propsdict
Marker properties for the handles (also see
matplotlib.lines.Line2D
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- Attributes
- end_points2D array
End points of line ((x1, y1), (x2, y2)).


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--- layout: post title: The problem(s) with Open Data description: But the open data ecosystem in the Netherlands is just like a retirement home, where one zealous intern occasionally organizes bingo events and turns the place buzzing before it's time for pudding. date: 2013-09-17 12:00:00 headerImage: img/flickr-theonewithout-scottish-highlander.jpeg tags: ["tech"] ---
To put this blog post into context; this is written by a 25-year-old developer who uses the Dutch open data (https://data.overheid.nl) and doesn't like to read too much. I rather hack tutorials than read specs and I code stuff for the use of the public, i.e.: data needs to accommodate to the common people.
With that out of the way and allowing you to see this from my perspective here goes; the biggest problem(s) with Open Data.
{{< img src="/img/blog/2013/data.overheid.nl.png" desc="data.overheid.nl" url="https://data.overheid.nl" >}}
I love Open Data, I love all kinds of data really, I can easily browse my phpMyAdmin page for an entire day and not get bored.
I also love real-timeness and my first use of data/APIs was with the Twitter API.
Can't get it more real-time than that!
But the open data ecosystem (in the Netherlands at least) is just like a retirement home, where one zealous intern occasionally organizes bingo events and turns the place buzzing before it's time for pudding.
As you can see I like real-time data, here's where we see one problem; dead tree data a.k.a. static data.
Sure, it's nice to have any data at all, but what's the added benefit of forging this into something interactive,
like an app for example? Static data is only useful for infographics, graphs or historical references.
The Dutch open data collection contains a lot of this dead weight data (sorry, I like to make up silly synonyms). Big files containing lots of numbers, which, in their appropriate use case, can provide a lot of insight, no doubt. But it's this category of infographics and historical references that pioneers this data.
There's a big movement within the Open Knowledge sphere that we need to push for Open Formats. This is wonderful and most formats are indeed open. But what does open mean? It clearly doesn't mean accessible.
Most of the Open Data sets at Overheid.nl that contain geo-data (which I find the best kind of data) are using this wonderful X,Y coordinate system called 'Rijksdriehoekscoördinaten', a word that even for Dutch standards is long. This system is based on ancient times when we had to plot stuff from 3 points, preferably high points like churches or hills.
The code below shows you how to convert RD to WGS, by brute forcing it with pow()'s and floats. You don't want to convert this data on the fly! Specially not in Javascript.
{{< highlight php >}} function rd2wgs ($x, $y) { // Calculate WGS84 coordinates $dX = ($x - 155000) * pow(10, - 5); $dY = ($y - 463000) * pow(10, - 5); $SomN = (3235.65389 * $dY) + (- 32.58297 * pow($dX, 2)) + (- 0.2475 * pow($dY, 2)) + (- 0.84978 * pow($dX, 2) * $dY) + (- 0.0655 * pow($dY, 3)) + (- 0.01709 * pow($dX, 2) * pow($dY, 2)) + (- 0.00738 * $dX) + (0.0053 * pow($dX, 4)) + (- 0.00039 * pow($dX, 2) * pow($dY, 3)) + (0.00033 * pow($dX, 4) * $dY) + (- 0.00012 * $dX * $dY); $SomE = (5260.52916 * $dX) + (105.94684 * $dX * $dY) + (2.45656 * $dX * pow($dY, 2)) + (- 0.81885 * pow($dX, 3)) + (0.05594 * $dX * pow($dY, 3)) + (- 0.05607 * pow($dX, 3) * $dY) + (0.01199 * $dY) + (- 0.00256 * pow($dX, 3) * pow($dY, 2)) + (0.00128 * $dX * pow($dY, 4)) + (0.00022 * pow($dY,2)) + (- 0.00022 * pow($dX, 2)) + (0.00026 * pow($dX, 5)); $Latitude = 52.15517 + ($SomN / 3600); $Longitude = 5.387206 + ($SomE / 3600); return array( 'latitude' => $Latitude, 'longitude' => $Longitude ); } {{< /highlight >}}But then we got satellites and GPS and Europe even has their own Galileo project (what's happening with that?) so coordinates became global. Truth be told, a lot of the internet innovations have been led by the United States to a point where GPS coordinates, actually called WGS 84 (oh god no, specs!), are the de-facto digits we use when it comes to geographical data. So why do we still use this RD system? The answer is probably legacy code..
Delivery
So there are some annoying formats, that while open are not accessible at all. But how does this get delivered?
For any person who's native tongue is not Dutch, it's impossible to use any of the data. A lot of open data sets are behind websites, weird link structures,
deeply nested Dutch named folders FTP servers and whatever horrible solution you can think of.
I haven't checked everything out, but I don't think there's any dataset that comes with a RESTful API. But that was to be expected, since most data is static.
{{< img src="https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8449/8031260093_81cd87d40f_b.jpg" desc="Wiegtotweg.nl (From cradle to road)" url="https://www.flickr.com/photos/theonewithout/8031260093/" >}}I do have actively used 3 datasets though; meteorological data by the KNMI (weather service), sensory data from Rijkswaterstaat (agency for infrastructure and environment) and car registration data from RDW.
For that last one I made "Wieg tot Weg" when they first opened their data to the public along with a competition, which I became 3rd in! They actually used Microsoft's Azure cloud-platform to have some kind of API, not properly RESTful though.
For the first one I wrote what I call an "API", but it's not really, just see for yourself. And at the moment I'm making a library for the sensory data from RWS that combines some of the files (.dat and .adm. Wtf?) that they put in their zip-file. The library is at a hacked stage; yes it works, but no it won't win "Best code ever"-awards.
If you look at the class I wrote,
you can see through what kind of hoops I have to jump to collect and combine the data. First 1) download a .zip, 2) unzip it, 3) collect the .adm and .dat files,
4) explode()
them on newlines, 5) then per line parse them as comma-seperated values, 6) also trim the data values (whitespace everywhere!),
then when both files are as arrays in memory, 7) combine them on their linenumber (so fragile!) and 8) format them a bit.
At the moment I still haven't incorporated the locations XML file, this file does however contain GPS coords instead of RD, so a plus point there!
But the point here, at least now 'normal' people can use the data, you don't need to have a PhD in Fluid Mechanics (yeah, I actually had to look this stuff up to decipher the dataset) and use the tools of the trade, some obscure Visual Basic program that only runs on governmental supplied Windows XP machines.
Which brings me to the last point, for which I'm not sure if this is the right heading title, but we all hate the bureacracy so it will do!
What I mean here, is the fact you have to open this data in ancient programs, which are used in the governmental industry and while they probably work, it's not what's being used in tech. Just like the RD coordinates I already mentioned, there are other bumps in the open data road. A favourite format/extension (I don't even know exactly what it is!) is 'GIS'. Which is 'open' of course. But you need this program OpenGIS or ArcGis or VB6XPOpenGovSuperExclusiveGIS, okay maybe that last one won't work but I hope you catch my drift.
Why not JSON or XML with GPS coordinates? Or be totally hip and provide them as
GeoJSON so they instantly work in Github.
Ask yourself "Who am I opening up this data for?", if the answer is your colleague in another department or ministry, then carry on.
If not, hire some adviser and 'youthify' your data.
This surely isn't a checklist, just merely some of my ideas and I hope some discussion material for whoever (that damn bureacracy!) is in charge.
Note that when I say 'fix', I mean make it accessible to all the young hipster programmers out there that can actually skyrocket the open data initiative, open it up to the broader public and have open data interest and passion be something that could end up in the Maslow pyramid. Or at least the public agenda.
Even when I'm done with my water sensory library and finding no usecase to use it and having that licensenumber app which is just a gimmick, I know that one day the ideas will be in overflow and we could use all the data we need.
That's why I think it's important to make sure, at this point in time, that we open up more (preferably live) data and have them formatted and delivered in a way that the tech industry wants them.
P.s. I do like infographics, I just needed a black sheep for this blog post!
P.p.s. This once was a concrete idea but while writing it became a big blur of stuff I wanted to say, congratulations if you read through all of it!


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Wyoming lawmakers approve database showing high health costs
CASPER, Wyo. (AP) - Wyoming lawmakers have voted to approve the continued use of a database tracking insurance claims to provide insight into the cost of health care in the state.
The Star-Tribune reported Wednesday that the Labor, Health and Social Services Committee approved a bill to continue the multi-payer claims database, despite not having a funding source.
Officials say the bill requires approval from Republican Gov. Mark Gordon, who could request funds for the project.
State officials say the database operated by the state Department of Health and the Wyoming Business Coalition on Health provided data showing that health care in Wyoming is the highest in the region and among the highest in the nation.
Health officials say policymakers would have to choose between cost and access if they want to control costs.
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#include <SdFatStructs.h>
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| unsigned | beginCylinderHigh: 2 |
| uint8_t | beginCylinderLow |
| uint8_t | beginHead |
| unsigned | beginSector: 6 |
| uint8_t | boot |
| unsigned | endCylinderHigh: 2 |
| uint8_t | endCylinderLow |
| uint8_t | endHead |
| unsigned | endSector: 6 |
| uint32_t | firstSector |
| uint32_t | totalSectors |
| uint8_t | type |
MBR partition table entry.
A partition table entry for a MBR formatted storage device. The MBR partition table has four entries.
| unsigned partitionTable::beginCylinderHigh |
High bits cylinder for first block in partition.
| uint8_t partitionTable::beginCylinderLow |
Combine beginCylinderLow with beginCylinderHigh. Legal values are 0-1023. Only used in old PC BIOS.
| uint8_t partitionTable::beginHead |
Head part of Cylinder-head-sector address of the first block in the partition. Legal values are 0-255. Only used in old PC BIOS.
| unsigned partitionTable::beginSector |
Sector part of Cylinder-head-sector address of the first block in the partition. Legal values are 1-63. Only used in old PC BIOS.
| uint8_t partitionTable::boot |
Boot Indicator . Indicates whether the volume is the active partition. Legal values include: 0X00. Do not use for booting. 0X80 Active partition.
| unsigned partitionTable::endCylinderHigh |
High bits of end cylinder
| uint8_t partitionTable::endCylinderLow |
Combine endCylinderLow with endCylinderHigh. Legal values are 0-1023. Only used in old PC BIOS.
| uint8_t partitionTable::endHead |
head part of cylinder-head-sector address of the last sector in the partition. Legal values are 0-255. Only used in old PC BIOS.
| unsigned partitionTable::endSector |
Sector part of cylinder-head-sector address of the last sector in the partition. Legal values are 1-63. Only used in old PC BIOS.
| uint32_t partitionTable::firstSector |
Logical block address of the first block in the partition.
| uint32_t partitionTable::totalSectors |
Length of the partition, in blocks.
| uint8_t partitionTable::type |
Partition type. See defines that begin with PART_TYPE_ for some Microsoft partition types.


Build content with Contenticious
Here you'll learn how a (complex) file system structure with markdown documents will be rendered to web sites in detail.
How files and directories map to web sites
Your directory and file names become url path parts.
So the file pages/foo/bar/baz.md
will be available as /foo/bar/baz.html
.
That's it, basically.
The directory structure will be used to render a page navigation.
In the example above, the content of the directory pages/foo/bar
will show up as sub pages of /foo/bar.html
.
In the default design you'll need to click
on the corresponding link to view the sub navigation.
For example you need to click on First Steps to
view its sub navigation.
But what content will be visible after clicking on a directory link?
There are two options. The first option is the simple but pretty default
directory listing, which will be automagically generated from Contenticious.
But if there's a file named index.md
in that directory, Contenticious
will render its content instead of that listing. This method is used to
display the content of First Steps instead of a listing
of its three sub pages.
Build the navigation you want
Having that automatic navigation rendering in mind, you may want to define two things: order and names.
The order inside a navigation part is alphabetical like in your file managar,
so the page named bar.md
will show up before foo.md
.
If you want to change that order, just rename your file names to contain
numbers and an underscore ("_
") before the old name. So 17_foo.md
will go
before 42_bar.md
but Contenticious won't show that numbers in navigation
or URLs, so this is a great way to define an exact order.
By default, Contenticious will use the file or directory name for the
navigation, but this is not what you want in most cases. For example,
first_steps
is great in URLs, but First Steps
would be better in a
navigation for humans. As you learned while you created
your first Contenticious page there's the possibility
to provide meta information at each file's top lines. Just use navi_name
to change a page's name in the automagically generated page navigation:
navi_name: First Steps
Example
Here's a non-trivial example. The following directory structure is used to render this website. The generated navigation is the one you see on top.
file system urls ------------------------------------------------------- pages |-- index.md / |-- 01_first_steps (dir) | |-- index.md /first_steps.html | |-- 01_install.md /first_steps/install.html | |-- 02_prepare.md /first_steps/prepare.html | '-- 03_live.md /first_steps/live.html |-- 02_build_content.md /build_content.html |-- 03_deployment.md /deployment.html |-- 04_customize.md /customize.html '-- 05_about.md /about.html


| Operator | Comparison | Returns true if... |
|---|---|---|
| === | Compares both value and datatype. | Returns true if both datatype and value are equal |
| !== | Compares both value and datatype. | Returns true if both datatype and value are not equal |
| > | Compares value. | Returns true if first value is greater than the second |
| < | Compares value. | Returns true if first value is less than the second |
| >= | Compares value. | Returns true if first value is greater than or equal to the second |
| <= | Compares value. | Returns true if first value is less than or equal to the second |
| || | Compares booleans, OR statement | Returns true if this value or that value is true |
| && | Compares booleans, AND statement | Returns true if both values are true |
Instructions:
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Also, try adding a second parameter to test the || and && operators
Instructions:
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Jose Mourinho opens up on Tottenham plans and says he wants to stay for 'many years'
Mourinho will take charge of his first game at Spurs when they take on West Ham on Saturday and the new manager said he hopes it will be the first of many
by Alex MilneJose Mourinho has hinted his job at Tottenham could be his last before returning to his native Portugal.
After starting his career at Benfica the 56-year-old has gone on to manage in England, Italy and Spain, not spending more than three seasons at a time at any one club.
Mourinho admitted, however, that he was envious of his Tottenham predecessor Mauricio Pochettino, who stayed in north London for just over five years, and said he would like to emulate the Argentinean.
Mourinho said: "I am 57. 56, even- 56-years-old! Last club in England? I would love that to be the case.
"I would love to stay many years. I say many years but I know realistically how football is. If I could do a Mauricio for five-and-a-half years, it would be amazing.
"I would be 61- then 10 more years. Vitoria Setubal in Portugal maybe the last job."
Mourinho signed a contract which expires in the summer of 2023, but it remains to be seen if he manages to keep his job that long.
The former Chelsea and Manchester United boss appears desperate to win Spurs their first trophy since 2008, and reportedly gave an inspiration speech to his new players in their first training session in which he vowed to be "your father, friend, girlfriend, whatever you want."
He also insisted in his first press conference that he was not interested in signing new players, saying he was delighted with the squad he had inherited.
"I couldn't be happier," he said. "I do not need new players. I just need to get to know these ones better. I know them well – but you never know them well enough until you meet them.
"I told the players I came here because of them. I tried to buy some for different clubs and some I didn’t even try, because you know how difficult it was."


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| Awarding Organisation | Issue | Action taken | Case Status |
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Ofqual today (5 July) formally issued City & Guilds with a notice explaining our intention to fine it £38,000.
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| symdiff | |
| comm | A remote communication facility for Tcl (8.3 and later) |
| map::slippy::fetcher | Accessing a server providing tiles for slippy-based maps |
| tepam | An introduction into TEPAM, Tcl's Enhanced Procedure and Argument Manager |
| term::ansi::code::attr | ANSI attribute sequences |
| term::ansi::code::ctrl | ANSI control sequences |
| math::bigfloat | Arbitrary precision floating-point numbers |
| math::bignum | Arbitrary precision integer numbers |
| tie | Array persistence |
| tie | Array persistence, standard data sources |
| ascii85 | ascii85-encode/decode binary data |
| asn | ASN.1 BER encoder/decoder |
| grammar::me::util | AST utilities |
| cache::async | Asynchronous in-memory cache |
| autoproxy | Automatic HTTP proxy usage and authentication |
| base32::hex | base32 extended hex encoding |
| base32 | base32 standard encoding |
| base64 | base64-encode/decode binary data |
| math::statistics | Basic statistical functions and procedures |
| bench | bench - Processing benchmark suites |
| bench_intro | bench introduction |
| bench_lang_intro | bench language introduction |
| bench_lang_spec | bench language specification |
| bench::in | bench::in - Reading benchmark results |
| bench::out::csv | bench::out::csv - Formatting benchmark results as CSV |
| bench::out::text | bench::out::text - Formatting benchmark results as human readable text |
| bee | BitTorrent Serialization Format Encoder/Decoder |
| cksum | Calculate a cksum(1) compatible checksum |
| sum | Calculate a sum(1) compatible checksum |
| ftp | Client-side tcl implementation of the ftp protocol |
| smtp | Client-side tcl implementation of the smtp protocol |
| logger::appender | Collection of predefined appenders for logger |
| math::combinatorics | Combinatorial functions in the Tcl Math Library |
| map::slippy | Common code for slippy based map packages |
| tclrep/machineparameters | Compute double precision machine parameters. |
| transfer::connect | Connection setup |
| term::ansi::ctrl::unix | Control operations and queries |
| struct::graph | Create and manipulate directed graph objects |
| struct::graph v1 | Create and manipulate directed graph objects |
| grammar::fa | Create and manipulate finite automatons |
| huddle | Create and manipulate huddle object |
| struct::matrix v1 | Create and manipulate matrix objects |
| struct::matrix | Create and manipulate matrix objects |
| grammar::peg | Create and manipulate parsing expression grammars |
| struct::pool | Create and manipulate pool objects (of discrete items) |
| struct::prioqueue | Create and manipulate prioqueue objects |
| struct::queue | Create and manipulate queue objects |
| report | Create and manipulate report objects |
| struct::skiplist | Create and manipulate skiplists |
| struct::stack | Create and manipulate stack objects |
| struct::tree | Create and manipulate tree objects |
| struct::tree v1 | Create and manipulate tree objects |
| grammar::fa::dacceptor | Create and use deterministic acceptors |
| irc | Create IRC connection and interface. |
| deleg_proc | Creation of comm delegates (procedures) |
| deleg_method | Creation of comm delegates (snit methods) |
| transfer::data::destination | Data destination |
| transfer::receiver | Data source |
| transfer::transmitter | Data source |
| transfer::data::source | Data source |
| transfer::copy | Data transfer foundation |
| doctools::html::cssdefaults | Default CSS style for HTML export plugins |
| doctools::nroff::man_macros | Default CSS style for NROFF export plugins |
| struct::record | Define and create records (similar to 'C' structures) |
| math::fourier | Discrete and fast fourier transforms |
| struct::disjointset | Disjoint set data structure |
| doctools::idx | docidx - Processing indices |
| doctools::idx::export::docidx | docidx export plugin |
| doctools::idx::import::docidx | docidx import plugin |
| docidx_intro | docidx introduction |
| docidx_lang_cmdref | docidx language command reference |
| docidx_lang_faq | docidx language faq |
| docidx_lang_intro | docidx language introduction |
| docidx_lang_syntax | docidx language syntax |
| docidx_plugin_apiref | docidx plugin API reference |
| doctools::idx::structure | Docidx serialization utilities |
| docstrip | Docstrip style source code extraction |
| docstrip_util | Docstrip-related utilities |
| doctools::toc | doctoc - Processing tables of contents |
| doctools::toc::export::doctoc | doctoc export plugin |
| doctools::toc::import::doctoc | doctoc import plugin |
| doctoc_intro | doctoc introduction |
| doctoc_lang_cmdref | doctoc language command reference |
| doctoc_lang_faq | doctoc language faq |
| doctoc_lang_intro | doctoc language introduction |
| doctoc_lang_syntax | doctoc language syntax |
| doctoc_plugin_apiref | doctoc plugin API reference |
| doctools::toc::structure | Doctoc serialization utilities |
| doctools2idx_introduction | DocTools - Keyword indices |
| doctools | doctools - Processing documents |
| doctools2toc_introduction | DocTools - Tables of Contents |
| doctools_intro | doctools introduction |
| doctools_lang_cmdref | doctools language command reference |
| doctools_lang_faq | doctools language faq |
| doctools_lang_intro | doctools language introduction |
| doctools_lang_syntax | doctools language syntax |
| doctools_plugin_apiref | doctools plugin API reference |
| grammar::fa::dexec | Execute deterministic finite automatons |
| base32::core | Expanding basic base32 maps |
| doctools::idx::export | Exporting keyword indices |
| doctools::toc::export | Exporting tables of contents |
| math::fuzzy | Fuzzy comparison of floating-point numbers |
| term::receive | General input from terminals |
| term::send | General output to terminals |
| term | General terminal control |
| fileutil::magic::cfront | Generator core for compiler of magic(5) files |
| fileutil::magic::cgen | Generator core for compiler of magic(5) files |
| math::geometry | Geometrical computations |
| term::ansi::code | Helper for control sequences |
| doctools::idx | Holding keyword indices |
| doctools::toc | Holding tables of contents |
| doctools::idx::export::html | HTML export plugin |
| doctools::toc::export::html | HTML export plugin |
| ident | Ident protocol client |
| SASL | Implementation of SASL mechanisms for Tcl |
| stringprep | Implementation of stringprep |
| aes | Implementation of the AES block cipher |
| blowfish | Implementation of the Blowfish block cipher |
| des | Implementation of the DES and triple-DES ciphers |
| rc4 | Implementation of the RC4 stream cipher |
| unicode | Implementation of Unicode normalization |
| doctools::idx::import | Importing keyword indices |
| doctools::toc::import | Importing keyword indices |
| math::calculus | Integration and ordinary differential equations |
| interp | Interp creation and aliasing |
| math::interpolate | Interpolation routines |
| grammar::peg::interp | Interpreter for parsing expression grammars |
| grammar::me_intro | Introduction to virtual machines for parsing token streams |
| tcllib_ip | IPv4 and IPv6 address manipulation |
| fileutil_traverse | Iterative directory traversal |
| jpeg | JPEG querying and manipulation of meta data |
| doctools::toc::export::json | JSON export plugin |
| doctools::idx::export::json | JSON export plugin |
| json::write | JSON generation |
| doctools::idx::import::json | JSON import plugin |
| doctools::toc::import::json | JSON import plugin |
| json | JSON parser |
| term::receive::bind | Keyboard dispatch from terminals |
| ldap | LDAP client |
| ldapx | LDAP extended object interface |
| math::linearalgebra | Linear Algebra |
| term::ansi::code::macros | Macro sequences |
| pluginmgr | Manage a plugin |
| map::slippy::cache | Management of a tile cache in the local filesystem |
| mime | Manipulation of MIME body parts |
| mapproj | Map projection routines |
| mpexpand | Markup processor |
| math::constants | Mathematical and numerical constants |
| md4 | MD4 Message-Digest Algorithm |
| md5 | MD5 Message-Digest Algorithm |
| md5crypt | MD5-based password encryption |
| grammar::me::cpu::gasm | ME assembler |
| grammar::me::cpu::core | ME virtual machine state manipulation |
| doctools::msgcat::idx::c | Message catalog for the docidx parser (C) |
| doctools::msgcat::idx::de | Message catalog for the docidx parser (DE) |
| doctools::msgcat::idx::en | Message catalog for the docidx parser (EN) |
| doctools::msgcat::idx::fr | Message catalog for the docidx parser (FR) |
| doctools::msgcat::toc::c | Message catalog for the doctoc parser (C) |
| doctools::msgcat::toc::de | Message catalog for the doctoc parser (DE) |
| doctools::msgcat::toc::en | Message catalog for the doctoc parser (EN) |
| doctools::msgcat::toc::fr | Message catalog for the doctoc parser (FR) |
| doctools::msgcat | Message catalog management for the various document parsers |
| simulation::montecarlo | Monte Carlo simulations |
| fileutil::multi::op | Multi-file operation, scatter/gather |
| fileutil::multi | Multi-file operation, scatter/gather, standard object |
| nameserv | Name service facility, Client |
| nameserv::auto | Name service facility, Client Extension |
| nameserv::protocol | Name service facility, client/server protocol |
| nns_intro | Name service facility, introduction |
| nameserv::server | Name service facility, Server |
| nameserv::common | Name service facility, shared definitions |
| doctools::idx::export::nroff | nroff export plugin |
| doctools::toc::export::nroff | nroff export plugin |
| math::numtheory | Number Theory |
| stooop | Object oriented extension. |
| otp | One-Time Passwords |
| multiplexer | One-to-many communication with sockets. |
| struct::graph::op | Operation for (un)directed graph objects |
| grammar::fa::op | Operations on finite automatons |
| math::optimize | Optimisation routines |
| term::ansi::send | Output of ANSI control sequences to terminals |
| page_util_norm_lemon | page AST normalization, LEMON |
| page_util_norm_peg | page AST normalization, PEG |
| page_util_quote | page character quoting utilities |
| page_util_flow | page dataflow/treewalker utility |
| page_intro | page introduction |
| page_util_peg | page PEG transformation utilities |
| page_pluginmgr | page plugin manager |
| bibtex | Parse bibtex files |
| inifile | Parsing of Windows INI files |
| doctools::idx::parse | Parsing text in docidx format |
| doctools::toc::parse | Parsing text in doctoc format |
| crc16 | Perform a 16bit Cyclic Redundancy Check |
| crc32 | Perform a 32bit Cyclic Redundancy Check |
| doctools::toc::export::text | plain text export plugin |
| doctools::idx::export::text | plain text export plugin |
| png | PNG querying and manipulation of meta data |
| math::polynomials | Polynomial functions |
| math::rationalfunctions | Polynomial functions |
| control | Procedures for control flow structures. |
| counter | Procedures for counters and histograms |
| struct::list | Procedures for manipulating lists |
| struct::set | Procedures for manipulating sets |
| fileutil::magic::filetype | Procedures implementing file-type recognition |
| fileutil::magic::mimetype | Procedures implementing mime-type recognition |
| fileutil | Procedures implementing some file utilities |
| textutil::tabify | Procedures to (un)tabify strings |
| textutil::adjust | Procedures to adjust, indent, and undent paragraphs |
| javascript | Procedures to generate HTML and Java Script structures. |
| html | Procedures to generate HTML structures |
| csv | Procedures to handle CSV data. |
| log | Procedures to log messages of libraries and applications. |
| ncgi | Procedures to manipulate CGI values. |
| textutil::string | Procedures to manipulate texts and strings. |
| textutil | Procedures to manipulate texts and strings. |
| htmlparse | Procedures to parse HTML strings |
| cmdline | Procedures to process command lines and options. |
| textutil::expander | Procedures to process templates and expand text. |
| textutil::repeat | Procedures to repeat strings. |
| textutil::split | Procedures to split texts |
| textutil::trim | Procedures to trim strings |
| nmea | Process NMEA data |
| doctools::cvs | Processing text in 'cvs log' format |
| doctools::tcl::parse | Processing text in 'subst -novariables' format |
| doctools::changelog | Processing text in Emacs ChangeLog format |
| simulation::random | Pseudo-random number generators |
| treeql | Query tree objects |
| transfer::copy::queue | Queued transfers |
| rcs | RCS low level utilities |
| uevent::onidle | Request merging and deferal to idle time |
| ripemd128 | RIPEMD-128 Message-Digest Algorithm |
| ripemd160 | RIPEMD-160 Message-Digest Algorithm |
| math::calculus::romberg | Romberg integration |
| fileutil::magic::rt | Runtime core for file type recognition engines written in pure Tcl |
| sha1 | SHA1 Message-Digest Algorithm |
| sha256 | SHA256 Message-Digest Algorithm |
| pop3d::dbox | Simple mailbox database for pop3d |
| pop3d::udb | Simple user database for pop3d |
| simulation::annealing | Simulated annealing |
| picoirc | Small and simple embeddable IRC client. |
| snitfaq | Snit Frequently Asked Questions |
| snit | Snit's Not Incr Tcl |
| soundex | Soundex |
| math::special | Special mathematical functions |
| math::complexnumbers | Straightforward complex number package |
| stringprep::data | stringprep data tables, generated, internal |
| logger | System to control logging of events. |
| tar | Tar file creation, extraction & manipulation |
| pop3 | Tcl client for POP3 email protocol |
| nntp | Tcl client for the NNTP protocol |
| dns | Tcl Domain Name Service Client |
| ftpd | Tcl FTP server implementation |
| math | Tcl Math Library |
| pop3d | Tcl POP3 server implementation |
| smtpd | Tcl SMTP server implementation |
| profiler | Tcl source code profiler |
| ntp_time | Tcl Time Service Client |
| tepam::argument_dialogbox | TEPAM argument_dialogbox, reference manual |
| tepam::procedure | TEPAM procedure, reference manual |
| term::interact::menu | Terminal widget, menu |
| term::interact::pager | Terminal widget, paging |
| comm_wire | The comm wire protocol |
| tiff | TIFF reading, writing, and querying and manipulation of meta data |
| math::roman | Tools for creating and manipulating roman numerals |
| unicode::data | unicode data tables, generated, internal |
| units | unit conversion |
| ftp::geturl | Uri handler for ftp urls |
| uri | URI utilities |
| uri_urn | URI utilities, URN scheme |
| uevent | User events |
| logger::utils | Utilities for logger |
| uuencode | UU-encode/decode binary data |
| uuid | UUID generation and comparison |
| grammar::me_ast | Various representations of ASTs |
| grammar::me_vm | Virtual machine for parsing token streams |
| grammar::me::tcl | Virtual machine implementation I for parsing token streams |
| grammar::me::cpu | Virtual machine implementation II for parsing token streams |
| doctools::idx::export::wiki | wiki export plugin |
| doctools::toc::export::wiki | wiki export plugin |
| wip | Word Interpreter |
| yencode | Y-encode/decode binary data |
| yaml | YAML Format Encoder/Decoder |


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