Overview
I wanted to design an app that provides individuals a streamlined way to contact their representatives while providing representatives a system that aggregates constituent input. In return, this app would create more responsive representatives by providing a way for the elected official to view all constituent data on topics ranging from the environment to district issues that would otherwise be spread on various social media platforms.
Challenge
The challenge was to create an app that provided value on both sides, as the app requires buy in from the representative and their constituency in order for it to be marketable for either side. In the current system, representatives receive phone calls or emails with constituent comments and it is up to the discretion of the office on how the information is stored and interpreted. It was important to establish the metrics and user info political offices found important and a way to extract it from the user base.
The Market
After establishing a general idea of the product, I conducted competitive analyses to see what similar products existed the space and gauge the success of specific features. It was helpful to see what features were consistent across the apps or were implimented in similar ways.
After the inital trial, I went through the app store and read reviews for each competitor. Across all apps users enjoyed the ability to track their representatives and digestible descriptions of upcoming bills coming to a vote. All of the apps reviewed also had users send in emails or call their representative as a call to action. On the other hand, each app approached the social aspect of politics differently. Some apps allowed their users to make posts into the general feed but blocked users from interacting by commenting, while others dismissed the ability of users to interact.
User Research
There are two major user groups for this product: the constituent side and the representative side. In order for the representative to engage and draw in subsequent constituents, we established we had to design the app to produce real, useable data for the representative. By providing data on the needs of constituents, representatives would be better able to tailor their message during campaign season while continuing to be responsive during their incumbancy.
Rapid Paper Prototypes
While creating the initial paper prototypes I sketched out all the features I imaged the app would include: a user feed, a news feed, and a representative tracker. Individuals would be able to login and be directly sent into the constituent feed, where there would engage in political discussions. The representative tracker would allow them to see how often their representative aligned with them while the news portion would help them get educated on political matter.
User Feedback
I conducted user testing to guage the usability of the paper prototypes, drawing new prototypes as the conversion evolved. The main feedback I got was:
- Users were unsure of how their information was stored and if signing up created an account that mirrorred a social media account (saving information in a publicly viewed personal page)
- Interactions on the app were not allowing users to derive the information they found relevant. Users wanted a direct communication point with their representative and digestible political news
- The representative feature should be the focal point of the app. Users were interested in knowing the political affiliation, recent votes, and causes the representative aligned with.
Digital Prototypes
After multiple sessions of rapid prototyping, the main feedback was used to establish a digital prototype that attempted to mirror the experience the user wanted. The first step was to make the politics more digestable by providing quick snapshots of news and bills representatives we voting on. The second was to integrate a feature that allowed a two-way responsive conversation between representatives and their constituency.
User Feedback
Users were happy with the ability to quickly and fluidly be updated on their representative through the vote feature. Users also engaged with the representative tracker feature, which allows users to input district issues and a have a live person on the backend declare the feasibility of their request.
Pushback came from the social aspect of the app. People were skeptical of its ability to promote civil discourse and remain neutral in the political debates, naturally the app would establish a left or right leaning the more individuals it attracts. Users were also still confused on what kind of information was going to be discussed and posted through the feed.
Next Steps
The next phase of the projects requires a range of iterations and user testing. Luckily, our team is already in the process of redesigning the current wireframes based on user feedback.


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See also: medications at the origin of orthostatic hypotension
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, pp. 39-40
BACLOFEN RxNorm: 1292 ATC: M03BX01 |
TRICYCLIC ANTIDEPRESSANTS CLASS CODE: N06AA-001 |
Risk of increase of hypotonia |
Take into account |
BACLOFEN RxNorm: 1292 ATC: M03BX01 |
LEVODOPA RxNorm: 6375 ATC: N04BA01 |
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"The Thomas Crown Affair" (1968) was one of those self-consciously "mod" caper films Hollywood cranked out by the dozens in the late 1960s, this one starring Steve McQueen as Thomas Crown, a millionaire who masterminded robberies simply for the thrill of it and Faye Dunaway as a chic insurance investigator who falls under his spell while trying to bust him. In its day, the movie's multi-screen imagery and anti-Establishment theme ("it's me against the system," Crown says as a rationale for his behavior) struck a chord with young moviegoers, but it's remembered today, if at all, only for its Oscar-winning theme song "The Windmills of Your Mind" and for a suggestive chess match played out by McQueen and Dunaway, a scene mercilessly parodied in "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me."
The chess game has been left out of the new "Thomas Crown Affair," but that doesn't mean stars Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo don't find plenty of opportunities to fool around. This "Crown," a smarter and more exciting film than the original, is essentially a two-hour excuse to get this beautiful couple into one compromising position after another, usually with some sort of glamorous party or exotic beach serving as a background. Those viewers who've felt a bit cheated by such recent squeaky-clean romances as "Runaway Bride" may be intrigued to hear "Crown" also features some of the most physically challenging trysts in years. Its R-rating is well-deserved.
"Crown" also represents a big step forward for Brosnan, whose non-James Bond screen appearances ("The Mirror Has Two Faces," "The Lawnmower Man," etc.) have not exactly established him as a genuine movie star. Here, he demonstrates his light comic touch and more than holds his own against the smouldering Russo. They're a pair to reckon with.
The screenplay by Leslie Dixon and Kurt Wimmer changes the bank robbery of the first film into an art heist, a crime that better suits the ever-suave Crown (Brosnan). Investigator Catherine Banning (Russo) deduces the enigmatic billionaire must have something to do with the theft -- after all, he once wrecked a $100,000 sailboat just because "he liked the splash" -- and she follows his trail straight into his arms, where she learns they have a good deal in common.
They're both from modest backgrounds, they both enjoy the good life and both have trouble maintaining long-term relationships. Over dinner one night she asks him, "is it more fun getting it than keeping it?" and it's not hard to tell she's asking about more than just the stolen painting. "Crown" shrewdly plays on the time-honored working woman's fantasy of having it all, as Catherine ends up jetting off to Martinique and having a passionate fling while still getting her job done. Of course in a situation like this reality must sooner or later enter the picture, and when it does our heroine must decide whether she's going to bed her man or bust him.
Given that director John McTiernan's resume includes such now-classic thrillers as "Die Hard" and "The Hunt For Red October," it's a given the picture's action sequences are smoothly executed. But McTiernan also knows how to downshift for the quieter scenes, and he even gets a surprisingly sincere performance out of Denis Leary, who plays Catherine's somewhat sympathetic partner in crime-fighting.
"This is an elegant crime done by an elegant person," Catherine declares at one point. That verdict applies to the movie as well. James Sanford
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Suleskard Marathon
Sirdal NOR
Race Winners
(18 runnings)
02 Jun
2007
27
May
2006
28
May
2005
22 May
2004
24 May 2003
25 May 2002
27 May 2000
29 May 1999
23 May 1998
Notes: 1998 was the inaugural year.
28 May
2016
2:49:10
Svein-Ove Risa (NOR)
4:11:08
Lise
Lithun-3
30
May
2015
3:17:30
Bjoro Nevland-2
3:39:41
Elise-Hay Opsahl (NOR)
24 May
2014
3:03:45
Bjoro Nevland (NOR)
3:20:47
Cecelie Klungtveit (NOR)
25
May
2013
2:51:08
Jarle Risa-4
3:32:00
Mari Mauland (ENG)
02 Jun
2012
3:05:44
Bernt Mushom (NOR)
4:12:07
Elisabeth Rein (USA)
28 May
2011
3:10:10
Jarle Risa-3
4:17:43
Vera Nystad (65,NOR)
29 May
2010
3:02:25
Jarle Risa-2
3:15:19
Anne-Jorunn Hodne-2
06 Jun
2009
3:05:19
Jan-Tore Paulsen-2
3:56:57
Lise Lithun-2
31 May
2008
3:04:36
Jan-Tore Paulsen (NOR)
3:22:56
Anne-Jorunn Hodne (NOR)
2:55:29
Jan Halland (NOR)
3:57:33
Lise Lithun (NOR)
3:02:49
Odd-Gunnar Tveit (NOR)
3:27:34
Laegrald Vivaeven Wenche (NOR)
2:51:13
Jarle Risa (NOR)
3:44:12
Keth Odland-4
3:02:48
Reidar Roiseland-6
3:58:32
Edna Leikvoll (NOR)
2:53:52
Reidar Roiseland-5
3:19:44
Keth Odland-3
2:54:20
Reidar Roiseland-4
3:17:15
Keth Odland-2
26 May 2001
2:56:23
Reidar Roiseland-3
3:33:21
Keth Odland (NOR)
2:51:53
Reidar Roiseland-2
3:19:19
Wenche Lagreid-3
2:50:29
Reidar Roiseland (NOR)
3:29:59
Wenche Lagreid-2
2:59:04
Odd-Gunnar Tveit (NOR)
3:38:01
Wenche Lagreid (NOR)
Most Wins
(1996-date)
Men
6
Reidar Roiseland (NOR)
1999-2004
Women
4
Keth Odland (NOR)
2001-03,2005
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
No information on prize money has been received.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level (1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men
no men under 2:20
Women
no women under 2:50
Last Updated on 08 Jun 2016
Contributor: Klaas Loonstra (20)


| htmlPreserve {htmltools} | R Documentation |
Use "magic" HTML comments to protect regions of HTML from being modified by text processing tools.
htmlPreserve(x) extractPreserveChunks(strval) restorePreserveChunks(strval, chunks)
x |
A character vector of HTML to be preserved. |
strval |
Input string from which to extract/restore chunks. |
chunks |
The |
Text processing tools like markdown and pandoc are designed to turn
human-friendly markup into common output formats like HTML. This works well
for most prose, but components that generate their own HTML may break if
their markup is interpreted as the input language. The htmlPreserve
function is used to mark regions of an input document as containing pure HTML
that must not be modified. This is achieved by substituting each such region
with a benign but unique string before processing, and undoing those
substitutions after processing.
htmlPreserve
returns a single-element character vector with
"magic" HTML comments surrounding the original text (unless the original
text was empty, in which case an empty string is returned).
extractPreserveChunks
returns a list with two named elements:
value
is the string with the regions replaced, and chunks
is
a named character vector where the names are the IDs and the values are the
regions that were extracted.
restorePreserveChunks
returns a character vector with the
chunk IDs replaced with their original values.
# htmlPreserve will prevent "<script>alert(10*2*3);</script>" # from getting an <em> tag inserted in the middle markup <- paste(sep = "\n", "This is *emphasized* text in markdown.", htmlPreserve("<script>alert(10*2*3);</script>"), "Here is some more *emphasized text*." ) extracted <- extractPreserveChunks(markup) markup <- extracted$value # Just think of this next line as Markdown processing output <- gsub("\\*(.*?)\\*", "<em>\\1</em>", markup) output <- restorePreserveChunks(output, extracted$chunks) output


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Six-year-old solves 5 Rubik’s cubes in 3 minutes
C. Sarah pulled it off blindfolded.
by Special CorrespondentSix-year-old C. Sarah has a knack for solving puzzles. On Friday, she attempted to solve five 2x2 Rubik’s cubes blindfolded. Twisting and turning cube after cube, the class I student completed her attempt in three minutes while simultaneously reciting lines from a Tamil poem penned by lyricist Vairamuthu.
Sarah, a student of Velammal Vidyalaya, Mel Ayanambakkam, solves puzzles with ease. Her parents Charles Daniel Raj and Julie were quick to spot her talent. “We noticed that her analytical skills were strong. She could solve different kinds of puzzles including those involving words. She had good memory skills and could recite poems in English and Tamil. In the last four months, with support from the school, she undertook training in solving Rubik’s cubes,” Mr. Raj said.
“I like to solve different puzzles. I also like to dance,” Sarah said, when asked about her interests.
With no second thoughts on which was her favourite subject, Sarah said she loves mathematics as she finds it easy.


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A db++ server will prepare a TCL interpreter for each client connection. This interpreter will enable the server to execute TCL code provided by the client as a sort of stored procedures to improve the performance of database operations by avoiding client/server data transfers and context switches. dbplus_tcl() needs to pass the client connection id the TCL script code should be executed by. dbplus_resolve() will provide this connection id. The function will return whatever the TCL code returns or a TCL error message if the TCL code fails.


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EDITORIAL
Scientific production and communication in public health
At the end of 2005, as one of the ways of celebrating the forty uninterrupted years of publication of the Revista de Saúde Pública that would be completed in the following year, we started to work on planning a special issue that would be launched during the 8th Brazilian Congress of Public Health and 11th World Congress of Public Health, in the city of Rio de Janeiro, in August 2006. It seemed to us that it would be opportune for this special issue of the Revista to reflect on the production and publication of scientific knowledge within public health and, at the same time, to weigh up the national production within this field of knowledge.
The result of this work can be appreciated on the pages that follow. We have divided the valuable contributions received into three parts. The articles that make up the part I relate to the general panorama of production within science and questions regarding scientific production. The part II brings together articles that weigh up the national production in the fields of the different subjects and topics within public health. In the part III, we present an article that appraises the Revista de Saúde Pública itself from scientometric indicators.
Part I starts with a stimulating article by Reinaldo Guimarães on health research in Brazil, and this is followed by an article by Carlos Gadelha that, with great propriety, deals with the relationships between the health-industrial complex and industrial policy. The other articles in this first part deal with particular aspects of the publication of knowledge that are of interest both to editors and authors of scientific articles. Laragh Gollogly & Hooman Momen deal with the ethical questions faced by the editors of scientific periodicals. Moyses Szklo deals with matters relating to the quality of scientific articles. In a light-hearted article, Cesar Victora & Carmen Moreira discuss the obstacles that authors from countries located south of the equator come up against when they submit their articles for evaluation by editors in the north. Aluísio Barros, the current representative for the field of public health in Capes (the Brazilian university-level advancement office), presents a very interesting analysis on the profiles of periodicals and their classification for the purposes of assessing postgraduate programs. Miquel Porta and contributors, in a very provocative article, highlight the importance of epidemiological textbooks in the scientific production within this field, from an analysis of the citations in the ISI/Thomson Scientific bibliographic database. Finally, Regina Castro focuses on the role of the Internet in the flow of scientific communication and its impact on the production of knowledge.
In part II, the state of the art in Brazilian scientific production in the fields of the different subjects and topics within public health is presented. Even though we have not been able to cover all the topics of interest in a single issue, the wide-ranging panorama furnished by these articles shows the diversification and power of Brazilian scientific production within public health. Everardo Nunes presents the production from social sciences within health, Jairnilson Paim & Carmem Teixeira outline the production relating to health policies, planning and administration, while Maurício Barreto assesses the scientific production within epidemiology, thereby embracing the three core disciplines of the field. The remaining articles deal with thematic areas of great relevance for public health: nutrition (article by Marília Coutinho & Márcio Lucatelli), mental health (Denise Razzouk and contributors), workers' health (Vilma Santana), health in relation to violence (Lilia Schraiber and contributors), gender and health (Estela de Aquino), technological evaluation (Maria Novaes) and oral health (Paulo Capel). The final section of this issue is dedicated to an appraisal of the Revista de Saúde Pública itself, conducted by Júlio Pereira.
The production of this special issue of the Revista de Saúde Pública to commemorate its fortieth anniversary, and its launching at the planned time, has only been possible thanks to the prompt and favorable reception that our invitations obtained from all the authors and the rapidity and excellence in the submission of the manuscripts. Furthermore, the financial support received from the Secretaria de Ciência e Tecnologia e Insumos Estratégicos do Ministério da Saúde and from Secretaria de Estado da Saúde de São Paulo has been fundamental.
Wishing you good reading!
Carlos
Augusto Monteiro
Rita de Cássia Barradas Barata
Moisés Goldbaum
Editors of the Special Issue


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java.lang.Object util.text.SimilarString
public class SimilarString
A Strings that can be compared to other strings byte common metrics. It belongs to the Public API.
StringUtils
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Standard constructor without arguments. |
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Count how many Strings in this list are similar to this String based on the trigram metric and a threshhold of 0.5. |
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java.lang.String compare)
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isSimilarTo(java.lang.String compare)
Check whether the String is similar to another String. |
float |
nGramMetric(int n,
java.lang.String compare)
Calculate n-grams metric distance of string and argument. |
java.lang.String |
normalize()
Normalize the String, that is make it lowercase, remove all no word characters like spacec and punctuation, remove articles replace German Umlaute |
static boolean |
similar(java.lang.String first,
java.lang.String second)
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StringList |
toExtNGrams(int n)
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StringList |
toNGrams(int n)
Build n-grams of string. |
java.lang.String |
toString()
String representation |
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toString
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public StringList toNGrams(int n)
n
- Length of n-grams.
public StringList toExtNGrams(int n)
n
- Length of n-grams.
public float nGramMetric(int n, java.lang.String compare)
n
- Length of n-grams.compare
- String to compare to.
public float extNGramMetric(int n, java.lang.String compare)
n
- Length of n-grams.compare
- String to compare to.
public int countSimilarExtTrigramMetric(StringList compare)
compare
- Strings to compare to.
public java.lang.String normalize()
public boolean isSimilarTo(java.lang.String compare)
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 |Variability Type|Definition| |:-----|:-----| |Systematic| Variation that <high>can</high> be explained by known variables| |Unsystematic |Variation that <high>cannot</high> be explained by known variables| ] .pull-right45[  ] --- .pull-left45[ # 2. Sample Statistics Once we collect data, we always look for ways to <high>summarise</high> the data into <high>sample statistics</high> Sample statistics give us <high>estimates</high> of key model parameters (more on this later) and usually (but not always) fall into one of two types:
 |Type|Examples | |:----|:------| |Central Tendency| Mean, mode, median| |Variability|Standard deviation, variance, range| ] .pull-right45[

  `$$Mean = \frac{28+31+28+...}{10} = 29.9$$` `$$Stand. \; Dev. = \sqrt{\frac{(28-29.9)^2+(31-29.9)^2+...}{10-1}} = 3.90$$` ] --- .pull-left45[ # 3. Sampling Procedures In statistics, we always distinguish between a <high>sample</high> and a </high>population</high> Populations are what we are really interested in - How will *all cancer patients* be affected by Drug X? - How will *future stocks* change? - Or is the pouring amount different from 33cl? To learn about the population, we must use <high>sampling procedures</high> to obtain a <high>sample</high> of cases. Then, inferential statistics allows us to <high>inferences</high> to populations. ] .pull-right45[

  ] --- .pull-left45[ # 4. Distributions (Parametric) statistics is built on <high>calculating the likelihood of data</high> given a probability distribution. A probability distribution is a <high>mathematical formula</high> that precisely defines <high>how likely</high> every possible value in a dataset is. [List of distributions](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_probability_distributions). #### 3 key aspects of a distribution 1. <high>Probability Density Function (PDF)</high> - Formula defining the distribution (R knows these) 2. <high>Support</high> - What values can x take on? 3.  To calculate <high>likelihoods</high> of data. > How likely is it that I would get this trial result if the drug is *really* better than a placebo? Knowing this likelihood allows us to <high>fit parameters</high>, <high>test</high> models, and make <high>predictions</high> about future data > Given that out of 50 trial patients, the average recovery time was 2.3 days, what is the most likely distribution of recovery times for future patients? ] .pull-right45[

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  ] --- .pull-left45[ # 5: Likelihood Using the binomial distributions on the right, answer the following questions: ### Q1 If there is a 50% chance of a clinical trial being successful, then out of 10 drugs, <high>how likely is it that exactly 5 will be successful</high>? ### Q2 If there is a 10% chance that a customer will default on his/her loan, then out of 10 customers, <high>how likely is it that none (0) will default</high>? ] .pull-right5[

  ] --- .pull-left45[ # 6: Null hypothesis testing Null hypothesis testing is a statistical framework where one hypothesis (H0) is tested to defend the other, alternative hypothesis (H1). This evaluation is performed by calculating the likelihood of obtaining the data <high>assuming</high> that the null hypothesis true.
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  Hypothesis 	  Description 	  Example

  Null (H0) 	  A proposed effect <high>does not exist</high> and variation <high>is not systematic</high>. 	  Drug and placebo have the same effect.

  Alternative (H1) 	  A proposed effect <high>does exist</high> and variation <high>is systematic</high> 	  Drug and placebo do *not* have the same effect

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  ] --- .pull-left45[ # 7: Test statistics Sample statistics (like means and standard deviations) are converted into <high>test statistics</high>. Test statistics are unit-free numbers that help you quantify how likely data is given a null hypothesis. The <high>more extreme</high> (i.e.; highly positive or highly negative) your test statistic is, the <high>more evidence against</high> the null hypothesis.
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  Test 	  Test statistic

  t-test 	  t-statistic

  Correlation test 	  Correlation coefficient

  Binomial 	  Number of successes

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 ] --- .pull-left55[ # 8: P-value *p*-values are used to quantify the likelihood of data given the <high>probability distribution</high> under the <high>null hypothesis (H0)</high>. If a p-value is *small* (i.e.; p < .05), this means that the likelihood of obtaining that data given the null hypothesis is *small*, suggesting that the null hypothesis is *wrong*. #### Formally A p-value is the probability of obtaining a test statistic as extreme or more extreme than what you got assuming a null hypothesis is true #### Decision rule <high>p < .05 → Reject H0</0></high> *The data are too unlikely to occcur if H0 was really true (therefore I conclude H0 must not be true)* ] .pull-right4[

 ] --- .pull-left45[ # What about Oetlinger?
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  Step 	  Result

  H0 	  The mean amount of beer poured by Oetlinger is 33ml.

  Sample statistics 	  Mean = 33
Std. Deviation = 3.90.

  Test and p-value 	  We calculated, based on the sample statistics, a test statistic of <high>t=-2.51</high> and a <high>p-value</high> of <high>p</>=0.0273</high>

 <high>Conclusion</high> - Using a p < 0.05 threshold, we conclude that the null hypothesis is likely wrong and that...the Oetlinger buvette is pouring less than 33cl! *Note: These data are completely made up :) We're sure the Oetlinger Buvette is not ripping us off* ] .pull-right5[

 ] --- .pull-left45[ # What about Oetlinger?
 <col width="30%"> <col width="70%">
  Step 	  Result

  H0 	  The mean amount of beer poured by Oetlinger is 33ml.

  Sample statistics 	  Mean = 29.9
Std. Deviation = 3.90.

  Test and p-value 	  We calculated, based on the sample statistics, a test statistic of <high>t=-2.51</high> and a <high>p-value</high> of <high>p</>=0.0273</high>

 <high>Conclusion</high> - Using a p < 0.05 threshold, we conclude that the null hypothesis is likely wrong and that...the Oetlinger buvette is pouring less than 33cl! *Note: These data are completely made up :) We're sure the Oetlinger Buvette is not ripping us off* ] .pull-right5[
 ### T-test in R ```r # Define beer sample beer <- c(28, 31, 28, 37, 30, 33, 25, 33, 24, 30) # Conduct one-sample t-test t.test(x = beer, # Sample values mu = 33) # Null Hypothesis ``` ``` ## ## One Sample t-test ## ## data: beer ## t = -2.5, df = 9, p-value = 0.03 ## alternative hypothesis: true mean is not equal to 33 ## 95 percent confidence interval: ## 27.11 32.69 ## sample estimates: ## mean of x ## 29.9 ``` ] --- class: middle, center # Questions?
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Get started with the wizard in four steps!
More information and examples for each step will be presented later on in this wizard.
npm install @sebgroup/ng-wizard --save
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This is an amazing opportunity to go quad biking on the dunes and bond with your travel mates, forming friendships might last you a life time.
A vast scenary of green pastures, wild animals, and fun is what you should expect during this three day get away.
Create memories as you learn and interact first hand with the Masaai culture in the Mara as enjoy the beautiful scenery.
For those of you who need a break from the busy streets of the city, this is the perfect get away for you too escape and enjoy the fresh lake-side air and silver-blue waters.
Get your engines started and get ready for an unforgettable experience which will lead you all the way through the Great Rift Valley.
Are you ready to go and see the world and more from the peak of Mount Kenya? If so then tag along on this journey as we climb towards the finish line.


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"""Overriding so that print() will print the whole network"""
s = "Head"
for net in self.model_heads:
s += net.__str__() + "\n"
s += "\nBody:\n"
s += self.model_body.__str__()
s += "\nTail:"
for net in self.model_tails:
s += "\n" + net.__str__()
return s
After Change
self.lr_decay = getattr(net_util, self.lr_decay)
def __str__(self):
return super(HydraMLPNet, self).__str__() + f"\noptim: {self.optim}"
def build_model_heads(self, in_dim):
"""Build each model_head. These are stored as Sequential models in model_heads"""
assert len(self.head_hid_layers) == len(in_dim), "Hydra head hid_params inconsistent with number in dims"


Redskins’ Dwayne Haskins Was Seen Begging His O-Line To Play Better (VIDEO)
by Darrelle LincolnThe Washington Redskins are trash.
The latest example of that was a 34-17 loss to the New York Jets, a loss that had gotten so bad that the home fans actually started chanting for team owner Daniel Snyder to “Sell the team! Sell the team!”
The Redskins team is just bad and the below clip will prove it.
During the game, Redskins QB Dwayne Haskins went over to his offensive lineman and asked what he needed to do to make them play better.
The o-line seemed not to care what he was speaking about.


Granado beats Garzo and Smith to Race 1 victory
A three-way fight for the win on Saturday in Valencia takes the title down to the final race
by Dorna SportsEric Granado (Avintia Esponsorama Racing) converted pole position into his first victory of the year at the Gran Premio Motul de la Comunitat Valenciana. The Brazilian came out on top in a three-way scrap for the win which saw Hector Garzo (Tech 3 E-Racing) get the better of One Energy Racing’s Bradley Smith on the final lap.
Smith got the initial getaway but it was soon the top three who were fighting for victory, with Cup standings leader Matteo Ferrari (Trentino Gresini MotoE) a couple of seconds off in P4. Granado got the better of Smith with two laps to go and with Garzo and Smith fighting tooth and nail to the line, Granado got a nice 0.5 buffer to claim Race 1 win in Valencia. With Ferrari finishing P4, the top three – and only riders able to claim the 2019 MotoE™ title - heading into the final race is as follows:
1. Ferrari – 85
2. Garzo – 73 (+12)
3. Smith – 64 (+21)
You don’t want to miss Race 2 on Sunday, which will get underway at the rescheduled time of 15:30 local time (GMT+1).
Click here for the full results!
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{% extends 'core_main_app/_render/admin/theme/tools/modal.html' %} {% block modal_id %}occurrences-modal{% endblock %} {% block modal_title %}Manage Occurrences{% endblock %} {% block modal_body %} Use the following form to manage the occurrences of the selected element. Accepted values are integers.
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On the Edit profile page, you can change your personal user data and specify the language in which you want to work. You can also view your organization's ID and change your organization's data if you have been assigned the administrator role for your organization.
Note: If some fields on this page are deactivated, your organization uses an external system for user management and authentication. The data maintained in the external system can be changed only in the external system.
To edit your personal data:


<script src="RGraph.common.core.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.common.effects.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.line.js"></script>Put this where you want the chart to show up:
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Json2Plot
This is an interactive example using json2plot.js that allows to easily create plots from json data by combining
JMESPath
queries and
Plotly
. Source code on
Github
This is a pure client-side page, no data is send to any server.
Json data:
[{"year":2010,"price":50},{"year": 2011,"price":58},{"year": 2012,"price":63},{"year": 2013,"price":61}]
Plotly with JMESPaths:
{ "data":[{ "x": "$[*].year", "y": "$[*].price", "mode": "lines+markers" }], "layout":{} }


{% extends 'baseg11.html' %} {%block title%}Adventure X | Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable{%endblock%} {%block content%}
The journey takes the bus through a beautiful natural park, it is easy to imagine more of the landscape would look like the park if it was protected as well.
You hear that other parks in the area have been developed into parking lots


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Wedding puppies! Florida couple uses big day to encourage others to adopt, don't shop
by Emily McCainSARASOTA, Fla. — A couple in Sarasota used rescue puppies in place of bouquets at their wedding and it was as cute as you would expect.
Andee Ondina says she wanted to raise awareness for rescue animals and the adopt, don't shop movement. She saw her big day as the perfect pawportunity.
Ondina teamed up with Nate's Honor Animal Rescue in Bradenton to get her “puppquets." Instead of flowers, her bridesmaids held the adoptable, and adorable, little 5-week-old puppies.
"I knew our dream wedding would not be complete if we were not helping to bring awareness to a cause near and dear to our hearts," Ondina said on Facebook.
She and new wife Tina Krasinski had their big day at the Wishing Well Barn in Plant City on Monday.
All the puppies will be available for adoption in a few weeks, and the couple even had applications on-hand at the wedding for guests who were interested.
Head over to Nate's Honor Animal Rescue on Facebook for more on the puppies and other animals in need of forever homes.


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I was born in Seoul, South Korea. Influenced by the American and Korean culture, I grew up to understand and adapt in different environments, politically and socially. I am currently majoring in Computer Science at Boston University.
Interests
I have been an advocate for photography and traveling for many years now. I believe the hardest step in my two interests is to take the first initiative. After the first step is taken, everything else falls into place. To extend my enthusiasm for photography even more, I have learned to utilize Adobe Photoshop CS6 to create illusions and manipulations.
Goals
From the onset of my undergraduate education, I desired to have a life changing experience by the time I graduate from Boston University. During my Freshman year, I played for Boston University's League of Legends team and competed in collegiate e-Sports and gained a scholarship from Riot Games. During my Sophomore year, I took part on the Boston University's Korean Student Association's Executive Board and have met Youtuber David So. Now for my Junior year, I take on the responsibility to succeed as Vice President of KSA and to secure an internship for the Summer of 2018.


Click on the link, it will open a new tab in the browser. Each link is a test page. All the requests will be served using fibers sharing the same kernel thread.
| cards | Displays 52 cards making many requests to have images. |
| traffic video | Streams MJPEG video stream (New York traffic) |
| bar video | Streams MJPEG video stream (bar in Spain) |
| music | Streams MP3 music |


Constituency profile: Lancaster & Fleetwood
Tory success in this north-west seat could mean a big Commons majority for Boris Johnson.
Lancaster & Fleetwood, which Jeremy Corbyn visited on Friday, is the sort of Labour-held seat that would be at risk in a Conservative landslide.
It ranks at number 64 on a list of Labour constituencies most vulnerable to the Tories.
Were it to change hands at the General Election on December 12, it would probably mean the Conservatives were on track for a comfortable majority in Parliament.
The seat has only been in existence since 2010.
It was held by the Conservatives until 2015, when it was narrowly won for Labour by Cat Smith.
She also polled more than half of the vote (55%), with the Tories second (41%) and the Liberal Democrats far behind in third place (3%).
Ms Smith is standing again in 2019, along with candidates for the Conservatives, the Liberal Democrats, the Brexit Party and the Greens.
The Tories need a swing of 7.3% to take Lancaster & Fleetwood – not an easy undertaking.
But a swing of this size, if repeated across north-west England, could see up to 10 Labour seats falling to the Conservatives.
The entire region will be crucial in determining the result of the election – which is why Boris Johnson was also campaigning in the area on Friday.


Harrison Ford eyes TV role - Entertainment News
by WENNHarrison Ford is considering his first small screen venture for an adaptation of chilling docu-series The Staircase.
The Indiana Jones star has been circling the project, which follows the story of a novelist accused of murdering his wife in 2001, after she died following a fall down a staircase in the couple's home.
According to Deadline, Ford is also attached to executive produce the seres alongside screenwriter Antonio Campos.
The docu-series was released in 2004, with director Jean-Xavier de Lestrade updating it with new information in 2018.


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About Us
Creek Trail Equine, located in the rolling hills of Stone Bluff, OK, is a family-owned business offering horse boarding services. After raising our two sons in Broken Arrow, we followed our dream — moving to the country as retired empty-nesters. Our younger son and his wife soon followed, leaving the city and building a house on the property. We enjoy 13 acres that revolve around our horses and would love for yours to join us.
We offer pasture boarding featuring run-in sheds in each of our three pastures. We have various riding and training facilities for your use, consisting of an arena, a round pen and riding paths. A tack room and trailer parking are included. Whether you have an active horse or need a relaxing home for a retired horse, we fit your needs.
Loving our life, Phil and Karen
Location
Creek Trail Equine is conveniently located from either Highway 64 or Highway 72.
Those visiting from South Tulsa, Jenks, or Bixby can drive south on Memorial and then we’re just 12 minutes east on Highway 64.
Those coming from Broken Arrow or Coweta will drive to the south side of Coweta and then we’re 10 minutes south on Highway 72. We are 10 minutes north of Haskell.
Rates: $150.00/month during grazing season $175.00/month during hay season
Boarding Includes: 3 pastures with run-in sheds 1 extra paddock Large dry corral with run-in shed 60’ round pen 80x160’ arena Large riding path around property perimeter Tack room Parking for horse trailers
Horse Care Includes: Feeding 2 times a day Fresh water Daily health checks Our equine veternarian is 5 minutes away Excellent farrier available


Generates calibration plate with multiple cure times. Helps to find out best cure time for any resin in one go.
You can defined cure times and let the program generate multiple pillars with different cure times.
Printing process for calibration plates are different than normal plates, so do not panic if you see fast image switching during the printing process.


Dangote Cement’s director resigns
by Ayodeji AdegboyegaDangote Cement Plc Friday announced the resignation of Fideli Madavo, a Non-Executive Director from its board.
According to a regulatory filing with the Nigerian Stock Exchange, the resignation took effect on November 21, 2019.
Although the reason for the resignation was not highlighted, the board and the management of the firm expressed their appreciation to Mr Madavo for his contribution while he served as a director.
Mr Madavo was appointed as non-executive director in 2004.
Profile
According to Mr Madavo’s profile on Dangote Cement’s website, he is the Head of Resources and Portfolio Manager for Strategic and African Listed Investments at the Public Investment Corporation of South Africa (PIC), which is South Africa’s state pension fund and the largest fund in Sub-Saharan Africa.
He represents the interests of the shareholder, PIC, on the board of Dangote Cement.
Prior to joining PIC, he was Vice President at Citigroup and Investec Securities, both roles being based in Johannesburg.
Before returning to South Africa, Mr Madavo spent ten years with CRU International, a mining consultancy firm, and also worked as a metallurgist for Anglo American.


Pat's Salmon Cookies
Surprisingly tasty. Northwest fresh.
Home
Pat's Stuff
T-Shirts - $20
Cookie Cutters - $8
Stuffed Fish - $15
Posters - $5
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Project Snack Bar:
A student that completes this project shows that they can:
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use the Java Development Kit (JDK)
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use and manipulate Java base data types
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construct Java classes including instantiating and using Java Objects
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use and manipulate Java base data types
Introduction
Variations on the Snack Bar Project have been part of Java Education since Java was created. So, we will do one. The point is to set up vending machines where a person buys snacks from those machines.
Instructions
Snack
Snack has fields (so knows) * [X] id * [X] name * [X] quantity * [X] cost * [X] vending machine id
Snack has methods (so can) * [X] set and get id * [X] set and get name * [X] set and get cost * [X] set and get vending machine id * [X] get quantity * [X] add quantity when given how many to add * [X] buy snack when given how many to buy * [X] get total cost given a quantity
Vending Machine
Vending machine has fields (so knows) * [X] id * [X] name
Vending Machine has methods (so can) * [X] set and get id * [X] set and get name
Customer
[X] Customer has id, name, cash on hand. [X] Customer can add cash, buy given total cash used in purchase, get and set name, get cash on hand.
Instructions
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Instantiate 2 customers
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[X] Jane with $45.25
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[X] Bob with $33.14
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Instantiate 3 Vending Machines
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[X] Food
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[X] Drink
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[X] Office
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Instantiate 5 snacks
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[X] In Vending Machine Food
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[X] 36 Chips at $1.75
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[X] 36 Chocolate Bar at $1.00
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[X] 30 Pretzel at $2.00
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[X] In Vending Machine Drink
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[X] 24 Soda at $2.50
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[X] 20 Water at $2.75
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Processing
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[X] Customer 1 (Jane) buys 3 of snack 4 (Soda). Print Customer 1 (Jane) Cash on hand. Print quantity of snack 4 (Soda).
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[X] Customer 1 (Jane) buys 1 of snack 3 (Pretzel). Print Customer 1 (Jane) Cash on hand. Print quantity of snack 3 (Pretzel).
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[X] Customer 2 (Bob) buys 2 of snack 4 (Sode). Print Customer 2 (Bob) Cash on Hand. Print quantity of snack 4 (Soda).
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[X] Customer 1 (Jane) finds $10. Print Customer 1 (Jane) Cash on Hand.
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[ ] Customer 1 (Jane) buys 1 of snack 2 (Chocolate Bar). Print Customer 1 (Jane) Cash on Hand. Print quantity of snack 2 (Chocolate Bar).
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[X] Add 12 more items to snack 3 (Pretzel). Print quantity of snack 3 (Pretzel).
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[X] Customer 2 (Bob) buys 3 of snack 3 (Pretzel). Print Customer 2 (Bob) Cash on hand. Print quantity of snack 3 (Pretzel).
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Stretch Goals
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[X] Display each snack with
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[X] Name
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[X] Vending Machine Name
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[X] Quantity on hand
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[X] Total cost of all of the quantities of this snack on hand


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new require("TimelineView")(opts)
TimelineView is a view that uses streamhub data to populate a horizontail timeline. It can optionally operate on just a given date range, embed meta content in a specified child element of the item's bodyHtml, and can be passed an onClick event handler.
Parameters:
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Properties:
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Inserts a new piece of content into the dom. Used as a callback handler for collection.add events. If a metaElement was specified on creation, the element's contents will be parsed as json, and "eventType" and "eventImportant" will be parsed out and placed as data attributes on the event dot, useful for styling.
Parameters:
Name Type Description item
Object A piece of content that was streamed to this view from Streamhub.
col
Backbone.Collection A reference to the collection that this item was added to.
- Source:
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This application finds the optimal solution to solve a 8 or 15-puzzle. By optimal solution, we mean a solution requiring the minimum numbers of moves.
Different algorithms are implemented : Breadth First Search, A* or Iterative Deepening A* (IDA*). You can use and compare these algorithms only for the 8-puzzle. Indeed, only IDA* are able to resolve a 15-puzzle relatively fast and without consuming too much memory.
A* and IDA* algorithms use heuristic function to find the optimal solution. Three heuristic functions are proposed : Manhattan Distance, Linear Conflict and Database Pattern.
This web application is deployed on Google App Engine infrastructure (Frontend Instance Class F2 : 1200MHz, 256 MB). The algorithm has 60 seconds to solve the puzzle.
The code is open-sourced and can be found here
If you want to have more details about how I've implemented this web application, please read the following post


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Here is a diagram of a circuit. Given the resistance of R = 677 and the Voltage of the battery, V = 67. Find the current passing through the circuit.
Here is a diagram of a circuit. Given the resistance of R = 677 and the Voltage of the battery, V = 67. Find the current passing through the circuit.


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{% endif %}5 identified entries found.
All data was derived from the List of Identifications by Professor Richard Sharpe.
{% if not printing %}
A key to codes used in the List is available (opens in new tab).{% endif %}


This page creates an IPFS node in your browser, exposed to your Javascript code as ipfsNode.
Note that opening two tabs of this page in the same browser won't work well. They will share node configuration. You'll end up trying to run two instances of the same node, with the same private key and identity, with unpredictable results.
Opening the same page in both FireFox and Chrome, will work!


US Presidential Election Results
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HTML that looks like markdown
When this section is styled by markdown.css
it looks like plain-text, despite being HTML. Inspect it with firebug or click on <HTML/> to see the markup.
A strong tag and an em tag get styled like so.
How about a link to my site?
H2 header
Lists
- they look like this
- it’s how you’d format them in pure markdown, if you took the time to indent when it wrapped to a new line.
Ordered lists
- here’s one line from a numbered list
- here’s another
- in markdown, the actual numbers don’t matter—you can toggle this with the class
markdown-ones
Block quotes
This is a blockquote that extends
to multiple lines.
With repeating email-style angle brackets.
 It just works!
However, images will still look like images. Deal with it.
Made by Peter Coles /
aka @lethys /
code on github
Get the markdown.css now!
Since sharing this with people, I have learned about an older markdown CSS project that does the same sort of things in a very similar way. So it goes. Great job, Florent!


Authenticate users based on providers of the security domain
Use Social or Enterprise providers to authentication your users
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faropt package¶
Subpackages¶
Module contents¶
-
class
faropt.
FarOpt
(framework='ortools', stackname='faropt')¶ Bases:
object
FarOpt class used to initialize, configure and submit jobs to the back end :param framework: Currently only ortools, TO DO is to extend to other frameworks. Note that other frameworks like pyomo, DEAP, inspyred and pulp are supported :type framework: string, optional :param stackname: Points to the backend CDK stack that needs to be launched separately. Default name is faropt, but you many need to pass in another name while testing :type stackname: string, optional
-
add_recipe
(recipe_name, maintainer='Faropt SDK user')¶ Adds a recipe referencing the job that you submitted (see self object params).
- Parameters
recipe_name (string) – Friendly name for your recipe
maintainer – Recipe author/maintainer
-
configure
(source_dir)¶ Zips up a local folder containing your main.py code, and any other subfolders/files required to run your project. Make note of the output structure printed to see if all files that you need are printed.ArithmeticError
- Parameters
source_dir (string) – path to your source, such as ‘./home/src/’
-
get_metric_data
(metric_name)¶ Returns raw metric data that was submitted from the backend. To use this, do from utils import * in your main.py, and then use log_metric like this, for e.g: log_metric(‘total_distance’,total_distance)
- Returns
response from cloudwatch
- Return type
json string
-
get_recipe_id_from_description
(description)¶ Returns UUID of a recipe based on friendly description/ recipe name
- Parameters
description (string) – friendly description/ recipe name
- Returns
First UUID that matches the description of the recipe
- Return type
uuid4()
-
list_jobs
(limit=10, verbose=True)¶ Returns list of jobs submitted
- Parameters
limit (int, optional) – Number of jobs to return, Defaults to 10
verbose (bool, optional) – Verbose print of the job table, Defaults to True
- Returns
job table scan (raw) results
- Return type
boto3 response
-
list_recipes
(limit=10, verbose=True)¶ Returns list of recipes registered
- Parameters
limit (int, optional) – Number of recipes to return, Defaults to 10
verbose (bool, optional) – Verbose print of the recipe table, Defaults to True
- Returns
Recipe table scan (raw) results
- Return type
boto3 response
-
logs
()¶ Prints logs of a submitted job.
-
primary_status
()¶ Returns the last status of the submitted job; Can be PROVISIONING > PENDING > RUNNING > STOPPED > JOB COMPLETED
- Returns
primary staus
- Return type
string
-
printlogs
(response)¶
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run_recipe
(recipe_id, micro=False)¶ Runs already registered recipe
- Parameters
recipe_id (bool) – UUID of recipe
micro – Submit as a micro job
-
run_s3_job
(bucket, key, micro=False)¶ Runs job based on a source file in bucket/key. For example, place a source.zip in s3://bucket/key/source.zip and submit a job
- Parameters
bucket (string) – Bucket name
key (string) – path/key on S3 that looks like path/to/s3/key/source.zip inside the bucket
micro (bool) – Submit a micro job.
-
stage
()¶ Uploads the source.zip but does not submit to fargate. Useful when you want to run later
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status
()¶ Returns the full status of the submitted job; used in primary_status, which should be enough for most use cases
-
stop
()¶ Stops a submitted task
-
stream_logs
(start_time=0, skip=0)¶ Internal, use self.logs() instead of streaming
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submit
(micro=False)¶ Runs job defined in object params. Creates a new job ID to track and sets submitted to True. Check self.jobname to reference the job that was submitted. View self.logs() once the job has completed
- Parameters
micro (bool) – Submit a micro job. By submitting a micro job, you are restricted to using ortools, pyomo and deap libraries for jobs that last up to 5 minutes
-
wait
()¶ Polls for the primary status of the container task that runs this job. You should see PROVISIONING > PENDING > RUNNING > STOPPED > JOB COMPLETED
- Returns
primary status of the job that was submitted
- Return type
list
-


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Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
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A 30 second animated short created under the guidance and mentorship of artists and CG professionals from Walt Disney Animation Studios. While primarily the FX lead, I was involved in various capacities on multiple aspects of production including story creation, modeling, texturing, rendering, and editing.
Tools used: Houdini, VEX, Maya, Python, Substance painter
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60-year-old Catholic cleric burnt to death in Anambra explosion
Emma Elekwa, Onitsha
60-year-old Catholic priest, Rv. Fr. Edmond Nwagbal, was on Saturday burnt beyond recognition in an explosion at St. Peter Claver Catholic Parish, Nnewi ichi in Nnewi North Local Government Area of Anambra State.
The Nation gathered that the explosion, which occurred around 4 am, was traced to the priest’s room which noise shook the entire community.
The explosion, which blew off the roof of the priest’s room, set fire in the entire room and left the body of the deceased shattered.
The deceased was said to be resting inside the room after returning from a journey when the explosion occurred.
Another priest was said to have sustained life threatening injuries after reportedly jumping out from a window and was rushed to an undisclosed hospital.
The police spokesperson, Haruna Mohammed, confirmed the incident. He said the cause of the fire was yet to be ascertained. He said, “Today 16/11/19 at about 04:00am, there was a fire outbreak at St. Peter Claver Catholic Parish, Nnewi ichi in Nnewi North LGA of Anambra State.
“The inferno, which cause is yet to be ascertained affected part of the Church residential building. As a result the parish priest, one Rv. Fr. Edmond Nwagbala, ‘m’ aged about 60yrs was burnt beyond recognition inside his room at same premises.
“Police patrol teams attached to Otolo Division led by the DPO visited the scene and Fire Service department was equally alerted; they responded promptly and put off the fire before it escalated.
Read ALSO: Another Catholic priest kidnapped in Enugu
“Meanwhile, the victim was rushed to the hospital for medical attention but certified dead on arrival by the medical doctor and corpse deposited at the mortuary for postmortem examination.
“The Commissioner of Police, CP John B. Abang, has ordered for a discreet investigation to ascertain circumstances surrounding the incident.”
The Chief Fire fighter, Engr. Martin Agbili, also confirmed the incident.
“Our men were deployed immediately to the fire scene and we have contained the situation,” he said.


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Welcome to hmeasure’s documentation!¶
README¶
Installation¶
To install the hmeasure library from PyPI use pip:
pip install hmeasure
or install directly from source:
python setup.py install
Usage¶
>>> import numpy
>>> from hmeasure import h_score
>>> rng = numpy.random.default_rng(66)
>>> y_true = rng.integers(low=0, high=2, size=10)
>>> y_true
array([1, 1, 0, 1, 1, 0, 1, 1, 1, 0])
>>> # y_pred random sampled in interval [0, 1)
>>> y_pred = (1 - 0) * rng.random(10) + 0
>>> y_pred
array([0.84901876, 0.10282827, 0.43752488, 0.46004468, 0.90878931,
... 0.79177719, 0.5297229 , 0.13803906, 0.73166264, 0.22959056])
>>> h_score(y_true, y_pred)
0.18889596344769588
For more examples and information check the documentation
Questions and comments¶
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>hmeasure package¶
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hmeasure.
h_score
(y_true: numpy.ndarray, y_score: numpy.ndarray, severity_ratio: float = None, pos_label=None) → float[source]¶ Compute the h-measure as sklearn-compatible metric score
Note: this implementation is restricted to the binary classification task.
Read more in the original implementation: https://github.com/canagnos/hmeasure
- Parameters
y_true (
numpy.ndarray
,shape = [n_samples]
) – True binary labels. If labels are not either {-1, 1} or {0, 1}, then pos_label should be explicitly given.y_score (
numpy.ndarray
,shape = [n_samples]
) – Target scores, can either be probability estimates of the positive class, confidence values, or non-thresholded measure of decisions (as returned by “decision_function” on some classifiers).severity_ratio (
float
, default= None
) – The relative cost of misclassification of the positive class to the other class(es). Value of 0 raises error. By default None, which is translated into number of positive / number of other class(es). See 3 or 4 for more detail.pos_label (
int
orstr
, defaultNone
) – The label of the positive class. Whenpos_label=None
, if y_true is in {-1, 1} or {0, 1},pos_label
is set to 1, otherwise an error will be raised.
- Returns
h_score
- Return type
float
Notes
The H-measure is a measure of classification performance proposed by D.J.Hand. It successfully overcomes the problem of capturing performance across multiple potential scenaria. Moreover, it is important in that it proposes a sensible criterion for coherence of performance metrics, which the H-measure satisfies but surprisingly several popular alternatives do not, notably including the Area Under the Curve (AUC) and its variants, such as the Gini coefficient 1 2 3 4.
References
- 1
Hand, D.J. 2009. Measuring classifier performance: a coherent alternative to the area under the ROC curve. Machine Learning, 77, 103–123.
- 2
Hand, D.J. 2010. Evaluating diagnostic tests: the area under the ROC curve and the balance of errors. Statistics in Medicine, 29, 1502–1510.
- 3(1,2)
Hand, D.J. and Anagnostopoulos, C. 2014. A better Beta for the H measure of classification performance. Pattern Recognition Letters, 40, 41-46.
- 4(1,2)
Hmeasure CRAN Reference for original R package https://cran.r-project.org/package=hmeasure
Examples
>>> import numpy >>> from hmeasure import h_score >>> rng = numpy.random.default_rng(66) >>> y_true = rng.integers(low=0, high=2, size=10) >>> y_true array([1, 1, 0, 1, 1, 0, 1, 1, 1, 0]) >>> # y_pred random sampled in interval [0, 1) >>> y_pred = (1 - 0) * rng.random(10) + 0 >>> y_pred array([0.84901876, 0.10282827, 0.43752488, 0.46004468, 0.90878931, ... 0.79177719, 0.5297229 , 0.13803906, 0.73166264, 0.22959056]) >>> h_score(y_true, y_pred) 0.18889596344769588 >>> n1, n0 = y_true.sum(), y_true.shape[0]-y_true.sum() >>> h_score(y_true, y_pred, severity_ratio=(n1/n0)) 0.18889596344769588 >>> h_score(y_true, y_pred, severity_ratio=0.7) 0.13502616807120948 >>> h_score(y_true, y_pred, severity_ratio=-0.7) 0.18310946512079307 >>> h_score(y_true, y_pred, severity_ratio=0.1) 0.001212529211507385 >>> h_score(y_true, y_pred, severity_ratio=0.5) 0.10750123502531805


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TITANIC TOWN
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Shooting Gallery Director: Roger Mitchell Writer: Mary Costello (Novel), Anne Devlin Cast: Julie Walters, Ciaran Hinds, Nuala O'Neill, James Loughran, Barry Loughran, Elizabeth Donaghy, Ciaran McMenamin, Jaz Pollock, Caolan Byrne, Aingeal Grehan
Every schoolkid used to know that Aristophanes' "Lysistrata" was the theater's first antiwar comedy. To put an end to fighting in various Greek city-states, the women of one community decide to lock their husbands out of their bedrooms until the testosterone-laden creeps lay down their arms for good. The technique worked. Though the history books give contradictory evidence, most men would rather make love than war.
In a similar vein, "Titanic Town," based on an autobiographical novel by Mary Costello and scripted by Anne Devlin, weaves a yarn based on actual events during the 1970s when the Troubles were at a peak in Belfast, Northern Ireland. In this tale, the women do not as a community try to put an end to the endless shootings that are taking place in Andersontown, located in West Belfast. In fact from the looks of at least one particular foul-mouthed citizen, locking the husbands out of the bedrooms might even be considered a blessing by the menfolk. Instead, just one woman takes it upon herself to give peace a chance in her community, and while she does not ultimately succeed, she shows what a single, ordinary, middle-aged and struggling person can do to excite the sentiments of thousands of people including a VIP politician and his staff.
Filmed on a council estate in Enfield, a suburb of North London, and also partly in Belfast, "Titanic Town," features sporadic shootings that sometimes tragically take the lives of innocent civilians. On one side, British troops, originally put there to protect Catholic families as well as Protestants, are often shot at as they patrol the neighborhoods and make frequent arrests of people suspected of being with the Irish Republican Army. For their part, their IRA are guilty of not only shooting down soldiers who are maintaining the domination of Great Britain throughout the counties of Northern Ireland but often accidentally shoot blameless civilians as well.
While some neighbors, led by the fiercely vocal and foul- mouthed Patsy French (Jaz Pollock), are unalterably opposed to the presence of British troops, others, particularly Bernie McPhelimy (Julie Walters), more or less say "a plague on both your houses" and have contempt for both the extremist wing of the IRA and the soldiers who are targets of their bullets. While Bernie's ulcer-ridden husband Aidan (Ciaran Hinds) tries to reign in his newly political wife, their sixteen- year-old daughter Annie (Nuala O'Neill) is enjoying her seventeenth summer: a first love with medical student Dino (Ciaran McMenamin), who later proves to be other than he appears.
Directed by Roger Michell with a light hand to emphasize the humor of an ordinary apolitical citizen's rise to partisan fame as the leader of a woman's peace movement, "Titanic Town" is the sort of film which, if helmed by an Oliver Stone would be brimming with bursts of fire, explosions, and flying bodies. Though Michell positions in his share of firepower to give the audience the feel of extreme tension in an otherwise insipid neighborhood, his focus is on the drama of a mundane woman's 15 minutes of fame as she rallies 25,000 signatures on a petition which she gets to present to the Secretary of State for the province, George Whittington (Oliver Ford Davies). As Whittington, Davies' patronizing attitude toward the energetic Bernie and her co-conspirator, Deirdre (Aingeal Grehan) seems to go unnoticed by the petitioners.
Academy Award nominee Julie Walters ("Educating Rita") does a knockout job as a somewhat flustered housewife who takes on the British army, the I.R.A., and the dissenting members of her own household. Performances are strong across the board.
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Ciao from Milano!
Hello family and friends,
If you are reading this, then it means that I thought you would be at least remotely interested in my study abroad adventures! I’ll be sending out updates periodically with how my semester in Milan is going. If you’d like to be removed from the list, just let me know, and I will try my best to not be offended.
I arrived in Milan on Tuesday morning, so I’ve been here almost a week. My first impression of the city was that it is surprising how similar many things are to the US. I’ve never been to Europe, and everywhere I’ve traveled to before has had a culture that I could immediately feel was very different. There’s little bartering for prices here, people often use Uber to get around, and I haven’t been unable to find any products that I’ve needed.
Over the first few days, I did notice some differences. A small but entertaining one is that people are obsessed with change. You will get a glare if you don’t have exact change, and if you don’t, the cashier calculates exactly what you should pay to minimize the change you will get back. I usually just display all the coins that I have and let the cashier pick the ones out of my palm. It’s kind of a trust exercise since I’m still mastering the values of the different coins.
In an effort to experience the culture of Milan, I went to see a professional soccer game on Thursday (AC Milan vs. Terino). The tickets were ten bucks, and the game was really entertaining. We were up 1-0 the entire first half. Well, I thought we were up 1-0. I found out at the start of the second half that I had mixed up the teams and had been rooting for the away team for 45 minutes. Fortunately, we came back and ended up winning 2-1.
I’m living in an apartment that’s right in the heart of Milan. I’m living with five other students that are studying here too, and one “community assistant” (CA) who helps acclimate us to the city and hangs out with us. We really lucked out with our apartment - it’s very nice and is in a great location. Because we have a lot of space, we hosted a couple dinner parties with other students on the program. We made a pumpkin risotto for the first one, and linguini with octopus last night for our second one. I’m learning a bit about cooking from our CA which has been cool, and maybe I’ll be able to teach him some of my skills, like how to masterfully cook a cup of instant Ramen noodles (the trick is to not add too much salt).
Tomorrow I’m starting my classes. For the first three weeks, we are just learning Italian (3 hours a day), which is much needed because I completely helpless when it comes to conversing in Italian. Since I’ve come, I tripled my Italian vocabulary: now, instead of just “ciao”, I know “scusami” and “buona notte”. We haven’t registered for most of our other classes yet, but I did sign up for one- it’s a service learning seminar and I’ll be spending 5 hours a week at a nearby center to work with migrants who have recently come to Italy. Like much of Europe, Italy has seen a large influx of immigration, and is in need of people to help ease their transition. In some cases, they don’t speak Italian well or at all, so as an English speaker I may be helpful for communicating. I’m very excited to start the program and I hope that I’ll be able to make a difference.
Now that I’m mostly settled in, I’m starting to think about traveling in Europe. I signed up for a skiing trip in the Italian Alps in a few weeks. It’s been a while since I’ve skied, so I’m glad I have extensive training to fall back on (“french fries to go, pizza to stop”). We are also planning a trip as an apartment, but we haven’t decided on a city yet. I’m hoping to visit a lot of different places over the next few months, and if you have any suggestions, feel free to throw them my way. And if you find yourself in the Milan area, let me know!
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I tried Salvia Divinorum for the first time just a couple weeks ago and found its effects quite pleasant and safe. It gave me this sense of power that I could recollect any distant memory with sharp precision. I saw a very detailed picture of the memories I chose to visit, I felt the emotions I felt, and I smelt the same odors. They were all pleasant memories, so those experiences left me quite peaceful and serene. But, I was in complete control over what I wanted to see.
I had a few capsules left of the 10:1 Calea extract I purchased. After several nights of very mildly successful results with Calea, I wanted to find a way to enhance its qualities. I also needed something to induce its burning since I got it in powder form. I read a lot about the effects of Salvia and the effects of Calea Zacatechichi, and felt that they would go good together. So I tried it.
Last night, I mixed a 0.25 grams of Salvia with about 150mg of the powdered Calea. Most of the powder sifted to the bottom of the bowl, but I was pleased that the chopped dry Salvia leaves had a thin coat of Calea around them. I filled one bowl of the mixture in my bong, went outside, and proceeded.
The first hit was all it took to hit me. I suddenly felt the familiar sense of Salvia gravity, except this was much different than my previous experiences. This was a lot more intense.
I struggled to be in control of myself this night since I was with my sober friend, but there were just some things that were out of my hands. Even though I didn't eat anything, I felt a really comfortable feeling of having had a good meal. Which is possibly why, for three minutes or so, I was trying to remember if I took the mixture by inhalation or by consuming a luscious gel.
One thing that people should do when having a sitter though, is tell them not to say anything except at appropriate times. For the rest of the trip, I did not experience much of anything because I kept on being pulled back into reality on the account of my friend saying things like I was leaning this direction or that direction. At one point, I thought he was saying that because I was on the railing of the balcony, or somewhere where I was potentially going to hurt myself. After struggling to regain control of myself to see where I actually was, I knew I have been sitting on the floor the whole time. I became annoyed at my friend at that point... which possibly catalyzed other annoyances, like when he would keep asking me if I wanted to take another hit after I said I didn't want anymore. *sigh*
On the come-down of the experience, I became a lot more talkative than usual. I told my friend about my past experiences with Salvia, and the memories I was able to recollect. It was a reminiscing moment for me.
I went to bed soon afterward, and experienced a long, epic, and very vivid dream. It wasn't lucid however, but it was interesting. I attributed that to the Calea I smoked.
I felt that the Calea enhanced Salvia's power with the added benefit of causing dreams in the end. The experience was potentially great, but short-lived on the account of an excessively talkative sitter. :) I'll definately try this combination again in the future under different circumstances.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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