class: center, middle ## Global Brain Workshop 2016 #### Sponsors: NSF & Kavli #### Hosts: Kavli Institute for Neuroscience Discovery Center for Imaging Science @ JHU Co-Organizers: - Joshua T. (jovo) Vogelstein, Michael I. Miller, Richard Hunganir (JHU) - Brett Mensh ([Optimize Science](http://optimizescience.com/) & Janelia) - Rafael Yuste (Columbia University) - Cori Bargmann (Rockefeller University) Get slides:
| Ask questions: [brainx<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--- # Meeting Goal .y[Identify ~7 globally beneficial brain science projects ("killer apps")]: - *Significant*: they will yield tangible societal/economic/medical benefits to the world - *Feasible*: we can achieve major milestones within 10 years given existing funding opportunities - *Inclusive*: all nations of the world can meaningfully contribute - *Collectively diverse*: apps span a wide range of brain sciences -- ### Ideal Outcome In 2026 the global citizens will say to us (brain scientists): ```remark you said you would give us X, you did, thanks, it is awesome! ``` -- Related examples: International Space Station, CERN --- ## Meeting Deliverables A “perspective piece” that summarizes the outcomes of the meeting: - General introduction/motivation - Brief status update on the many ongoing brain projects - For each killer app, 1-2 pages answering the .y[core questions] - Discussion highlighting the common threads across apps and proposed next steps to support -- This piece will hopefully partially inform 1. Autumn conference at Rockefeller 2. United Nations General Assembly Side Event 3. More! --- ## Questions to Answer for each Killer App: 1. Problem 2. Background 3. Gap 4. Approach 8. Roadmap 5. Significance 6. Feasibility 7. Inclusivity (discussed in detail on the next slides) --- ### 1. Problem Statement 1. What is the broadly important real-world problem (or class of problems) we are going to solve in the next 10 years? 1. What data will be required to solve that problem? 2. Which analyses will be required to solve that problem? 3. What scientific questions will we answered? 4. What deliverable will we provide to the global citizens? --- ### 2. Background 1. What is the current state of knowledge regarding this problem? 2. What are the key challenges? 3. Has anyone made a concerted effort to solve the problem? 4. If so, what progress did they make, and why have they not succeeded? .center[
] --- ### 3. Gap 1. What gaps in scientific understanding or capabilities must be bridged in order to solve this problem? 2. What organizational, financial, and/or technological challenges must be addressed in order to bridge these gaps? .center[
] --- ### 4. Approach 1. What is the approach for filling these gaps and solving the larger problem? 2. What are each of the parts of the approach? 2. How will each of these disparate parts be coordinated to bridge these gaps and then solve the larger problem? 3. How is this approach different from the status quo? -- .center[
] --- ### 5. Roadmap 1. How and when will success be measured/quantified? 2. What does success look like at defined points along the roadmap? 3. After 10 years, what does moderate success look like? What about huge success? .center[
] --- ### 6. Significance 1. What tangible benefits (including societal, economic, and/or medical) would the world derive from solving this problem? .center[
] .bottom[source:nami] --- ### 6. Significance 1. What tangible benefits (including societal, economic and/or medical) would the world derive from solving this problem? 2. Which citizens of the world will be affected? .center[
] .bottom[source:nami] --- ### 7. Feasibility 1. Why will this approach work? 1. Why might it not, and what can be done to mitigate those challenges? 1. Why can it be more effective/efficient if done internationally? 1. How are these goals aligned with, and therefore achievable through, current international funding opportunities? 1. How will you inspire international support over 10 years? .center[
] --- ### 8. Inclusivity 1. How can all nations, including less economically developed ones, contribute? .center[
] --- ## How will we do it? Thursday - Lightning rounds to hear each unique idea (~66) - National Brain Observatory (NBO) - Existing brain projects for perspective - Converge onto ~7 topics - Break-out discussion sections to reach consensus answers for each topic/killer app - Group presentations -- Friday - Switch topics and provide constructive feedback x2 - Final presentations - Discuss common threads and next steps --- ### Lightning Rounds (Th, 10a-12p) - Starts after brief break - 1-minute elevator pitch per person, 30 seconds to transition - Rotate around the room clockwise - Remote contributions will be distributed throughout - Time keeper: David Markowitz - Original statements online - Live broadcast -- .small[At lunch, perhaps sit with like-minded people to begin consensus building] .center[
] --- ### Lunch (Th, 12-1p) - Moderators sit together - Everyone else start discussing/building consensus answers to core questions --- ### NBO (Th, 1-1:30) - Panel Moderator: Jim Deshler (NSF) - Panelists - Alan Evans (McGill) - Bobby Kasthuri (Argonne) - R. Jacob Vogelstein (aka, Brother; IARPA) - Arthur Toga (USC) - Jeff Layton (Amazon) .center[
] --- #### International Brain Programs (Th, 1:30-3p) - Representatives each get 5 minutes (no slides) to provide context - Provide up-to-date answers the following questions: - .y[Who]: What program are they representing? - .y[What]: What have they funded so far? What do they want to fund in the future? - .y[How much]: have they funded so far? How much do they plan on funding in the future? .pull-left[ - Katrin Amunts (Super Euro) - Corrado Cali (Middle East) - James Deshler (NSF) - Alan Evans (Canada) - Sean Hill (Blue Europe) - Viren Jain (Google) - Sandhya Koushika (S Asia) - Chris Martin (Kavli) - Partha Mitra (Japan) ] .pull-right[ - Miguel Nicolelis (S America) - Gergo Orban (E Europe) - Alyssa Picchini-Schaffer (Simons) - Mu-ming Poo (China) - Jane Roskams (Allen) - Nelson Spruston (HHMI) - Ned Talley (NIH) - R. Jacob Vogelstein (IARPA) ] --- ## Roles - .y[Observers]: observe and speak when spoken too - Participants: - .y[Regulars]: deliver elevator pitch, keep an open mind - .y["Professional" Moderators]: - can deliver elevator pitch, keep an open mind - make sure everyone is heard - guide towards consensus answers - neither funders nor fundees - .y[Rapporteurs]: - can deliver elevator pitch, keep an open mind - take notes on board during sessions - present results Thurs evening and Fri afternoon - .y[Staff]: provide support whenever necessary - Heather - Erika - Lisa - Natasha --- ### Assemble into Sections (Th, 3-3:30p) - We pre-selected topics based on registration responses - These are starting points, not mandates - Rapporteurs: report to rooms and write *questions* on whiteboards - I'll read names, please stand .center[
] --- #### Discussion Sections (Th, 3:30-6:30p) - 3 hrs to build consensus answers - Recommendation: - 80 min: ideate - 20 minute break in between (4:50p) - 80 min: sketch answers - Coffee, tea, and snacks available throughout (in both buildings) -- #### Cocktails (Hodson 2nd Floor Patio, 6:30p) - Come back together to celebrate tremendous progress - Rapporteurs prepare dessert presentations -- #### Dinner Presentations (Hodson 3rd Fl, 7-9p) - Relaxed and enjoyable dinner with vegetarian options - Dessert will include 5 min white board presentation from each killer app --- ## Friday Morning (All Hodson, 9a-12p) - 2 round robin sessions (9-10:15a & 10:45a-12p) - Moderators & Rapporteurs: stay within topic - Regular participants: switch 2x - Goal: .y[constructive] feedback to refine each killer app - 10:15a: President Daniels will thank and welcome guests in Hodson 3rd Floor Lobby --- ### Friday Afternoon (All Hodson, 12-6p) - Lunch (12p): rapporteurs update answers on mobile whiteboards - Final presentations (1-2:30p): 10 min whiteboard presentation from each group by rapporteurs - Break (2:30-3p) - Final discussion (3-4p): identify cross-cutting threads, solidify next steps - Social cocktails (4-6p): celebrate with each other and members of JHU Kavli -- ### Friday Night (Rapporteurs only) - Dinner @ Gertrude's (6-7:30p): begin planning - Working night @ Clark 314 (7:30p-10p): finalize outline of document --- class: center, middle # Questions?
.center[
]


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A leucine-to-proline substitution causes a defective alpha 1-antichymotrypsin allele associated with familial obstructive lung disease.
Using denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis and direct sequencing of amplified genomic DNA, we have identified two defective mutants of the human alpha 1-antichymotrypsin (ACT) gene associated with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). A leucine 55-to-proline substitution causing a defective ACT allele (Bochum-1) was observed in a family with COPD in three subsequent generations. Another mutation, proline 229-to-alanine (Bonn-1), was associated with ACT serum deficiency in four patients with a positive family history. These mutations were not detected among 100 healthy control subjects, suggesting a possible pathogenetic role of ACT gene defects in a subset of patients with COPD.


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American Perfekt (Reviewed on March 5/99)
Starring Robert Forster, Amanda Plummer
When Robert Forster found himself famous again after appearing in "Jackie Brown", he immediately signed up for a little film called "American Perfekt". This was almost two years ago. I waited patiently for the film to be released, but it never was. Finally, I forgot about it. The other day, though, while I was perusing the selection of the local video store, I stumbled upon, you guessed it, "American Perfekt". I immediately rented it and with a certain amount of glee, rushed home to view it. Having now seen the film, I understand why it never saw theatrical release.
"American Perfekt" is a jumbled mess. The storyline is non-existent. It took me half the movie just to figure out what was going on. And at that point, the only thing I really knew for sure was that the movie was *never* going to introduce a plot of some sort. It wants to get by on quirkyness and so-called charm alone, and it just doesn't work.
Robert Forster plays a psychiatrist who picks up Amanda Plummer, and they head off on the road together. Along the way to no discernable destination, they run into all sorts of kooky and wacky characters. I suppose this free-wheeling, no plot style is supposed to give the film an element of danger and excitment, but all it did was make me sleepy. I'm all for trying new things within the realm of film, but not at the expense of coherence. Nothing in this movie makes sense. The actions of the characters go unexplained, even when they're truly bizarre. I'll give you an example, without giving too much away. David Thewlis has a part as a drifting con-man. At one point, mid-way through the movie, he runs Forster and Plummer off the road with his car. As he passes them, we see that his face is covered in blood. Do you think we would get an explanation as to what happened to him? You would think so, wouldn't you.
"American Perfekt" is a waste of time. Nothing is gained from watching this movie, except maybe a migraine. And if you do rent it, don't bother trying to figure out what's going on in the hopes that everything will be resolved by the end. This doesn't happen.
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"""FileSystems interface class for accessing the correct filesystem"""
import re
from apache_beam.io.filesystem import BeamIOError
from apache_beam.io.filesystem import CompressionTypes
from apache_beam.io.filesystem import FileSystem
# All filesystem implements should be added here
# pylint: disable=wrong-import-position, unused-import
from apache_beam.io.localfilesystem import LocalFileSystem
try:
from apache_beam.io.gcp.gcsfilesystem import GCSFileSystem
except ImportError:
pass
# pylint: enable=wrong-import-position, unused-import
__all__ = ['FileSystems']
[docs]class FileSystems(object):
"""A class that defines the functions that can be performed on a filesystem.
All methods are static and access the underlying registered filesystems.
"""
URI_SCHEMA_PATTERN = re.compile('(?P<scheme>[a-zA-Z][-a-zA-Z0-9+.]*)://.*')
@staticmethod
[docs] def get_scheme(path):
match_result = FileSystems.URI_SCHEMA_PATTERN.match(path.strip())
if match_result is None:
return None
return match_result.groupdict()['scheme']
@staticmethod
[docs] def get_filesystem(path):
"""Get the correct filesystem for the specified path
"""
try:
path_scheme = FileSystems.get_scheme(path)
systems = [fs for fs in FileSystem.get_all_subclasses()
if fs.scheme() == path_scheme]
if len(systems) == 0:
raise ValueError('Unable to get the Filesystem for path %s' % path)
elif len(systems) == 1:
return systems[0]()
else:
raise ValueError('Found more than one filesystem for path %s' % path)
except ValueError:
raise
except Exception as e:
raise BeamIOError('Unable to get the Filesystem', {path: e})
@staticmethod
[docs] def join(basepath, *paths):
"""Join two or more pathname components for the filesystem
Args:
basepath: string path of the first component of the path
paths: path components to be added
Returns: full path after combining all the passed components
"""
filesystem = FileSystems.get_filesystem(basepath)
return filesystem.join(basepath, *paths)
@staticmethod
[docs] def split(path):
"""Splits the given path into two parts.
Splits the path into a pair (head, tail) such that tail contains the last
component of the path and head contains everything up to that.
For file-systems other than the local file-system, head should include the
prefix.
Args:
path: path as a string
Returns:
a pair of path components as strings.
"""
filesystem = FileSystems.get_filesystem(path)
return filesystem.split(path)
@staticmethod
[docs] def mkdirs(path):
"""Recursively create directories for the provided path.
Args:
path: string path of the directory structure that should be created
Raises:
IOError if leaf directory already exists.
"""
filesystem = FileSystems.get_filesystem(path)
return filesystem.mkdirs(path)
@staticmethod
[docs] def match(patterns, limits=None):
"""Find all matching paths to the patterns provided.
Args:
patterns: list of string for the file path pattern to match against
limits: list of maximum number of responses that need to be fetched
Returns: list of ``MatchResult`` objects.
Raises:
``BeamIOError`` if any of the pattern match operations fail
"""
if len(patterns) == 0:
return []
filesystem = FileSystems.get_filesystem(patterns[0])
return filesystem.match(patterns, limits)
@staticmethod
[docs] def create(path, mime_type='application/octet-stream',
compression_type=CompressionTypes.AUTO):
"""Returns a write channel for the given file path.
Args:
path: string path of the file object to be written to the system
mime_type: MIME type to specify the type of content in the file object
compression_type: Type of compression to be used for this object. See
``CompressionTypes`` for possible values.
Returns: file handle with a ``close`` function for the user to use.
"""
filesystem = FileSystems.get_filesystem(path)
return filesystem.create(path, mime_type, compression_type)
@staticmethod
[docs] def open(path, mime_type='application/octet-stream',
compression_type=CompressionTypes.AUTO):
"""Returns a read channel for the given file path.
Args:
path: string path of the file object to be written to the system
mime_type: MIME type to specify the type of content in the file object
compression_type: Type of compression to be used for this object. See
``CompressionTypes`` for possible values.
Returns: file handle with a ``close`` function for the user to use.
"""
filesystem = FileSystems.get_filesystem(path)
return filesystem.open(path, mime_type, compression_type)
@staticmethod
[docs] def copy(source_file_names, destination_file_names):
"""Recursively copy the file list from the source to the destination
Args:
source_file_names: list of source file objects that needs to be copied
destination_file_names: list of destination of the new object
Raises:
``BeamIOError`` if any of the copy operations fail
"""
if len(source_file_names) == 0:
return
filesystem = FileSystems.get_filesystem(source_file_names[0])
return filesystem.copy(source_file_names, destination_file_names)
@staticmethod
[docs] def rename(source_file_names, destination_file_names):
"""Rename the files at the source list to the destination list.
Source and destination lists should be of the same size.
Args:
source_file_names: List of file paths that need to be moved
destination_file_names: List of destination_file_names for the files
Raises:
``BeamIOError`` if any of the rename operations fail
"""
if len(source_file_names) == 0:
return
filesystem = FileSystems.get_filesystem(source_file_names[0])
return filesystem.rename(source_file_names, destination_file_names)
@staticmethod
[docs] def exists(path):
"""Check if the provided path exists on the FileSystem.
Args:
path: string path that needs to be checked.
Returns: boolean flag indicating if path exists
"""
filesystem = FileSystems.get_filesystem(path)
return filesystem.exists(path)
@staticmethod
[docs] def delete(paths):
"""Deletes files or directories at the provided paths.
Directories will be deleted recursively.
Args:
paths: list of paths that give the file objects to be deleted
Raises:
``BeamIOError`` if any of the delete operations fail
"""
if len(paths) == 0:
return
filesystem = FileSystems.get_filesystem(paths[0])
return filesystem.delete(paths)
@staticmethod
[docs] def get_chunk_size(path):
"""Get the correct chunk size for the FileSystem.
Args:
path: string path that needs to be checked.
Returns: integer size for parallelization in the FS operations.
"""
filesystem = FileSystems.get_filesystem(path)
return filesystem.CHUNK_SIZE


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* @typedef {object} Result
* @property {Answers} message a message to be sent to the challenger so he can understand the result
* @property {boolean} result a boolean to be sent with the message so it helps the client renderer to show the message correctly
*/
/**
* An abstract Class representing the base challenge that allow us create uniformed challenges
* @property {Boolean} [_InputGenerated=false] check if the input has been assigned
* @property {Boolean} [_OutputGenerated=false] check if the output has been assigned
* @property {any[]} [_Inputs=[]] the input of the challenge
* @property {NS} [_Output=0] the output of the challenge
*/
class Challenge {
_InputGenerated = false;
_OutputGenerated = false;
_Inputs = [];
_Output = 0;
_type = "string";
/**
* Create a challenge that randomly create a number of inputs with size between [MinInput,MaxInput] if you don't provide a set of inputs before. and then create the output corresponded to the input generated or set.
* @param {I_O} [I_O={}] the inputs and the output of the challenge to be set if its already generated.
* @param {Number} [MinInput=100] minimum number of inputs to generate.
* @param {Number} [MaxInput=150] maximum number of inputs to generate.
*/
constructor({ inputs, output } = {}, MinInput = 100, MaxInput = 150) {
if (this.constructor === Challenge) throw new NotExtended("Challenge");
if (inputs) this.#SetInput(inputs);
else this.InputGenerator(this.Random(MinInput, MaxInput));
if (output) this.#SetOutput(output);
else this.OutputGenerator();
}
/**
* Random : Creates a random number in [min,max] range
* @param {Number} minmax the minimum of the Random number if max exist else its the maximum and the min became 0
* @param {Number} [max] the maximum of the Random number
* @returns {Number} a Random integer number between [min,max]
*/
Random(minmax, max) {
if (max) return Math.round(Math.random() * (max - minmax)) + minmax;
else return Math.round(Math.random() * minmax);
}
/**
* abstract method to remake when extended made for Generating Inputs for the challenges
* @param {Number} InputNum Number of inputs to generate
* @abstract
* @throws {NotImplemented} throws an error if this method not re-implemented after extending.
* @returns {void}
*/
InputsGenerator(InputNum) {
throw new NotImplemented("InputGenerator");
}
/**
* a private method to set the input of the challenges
* @param {Number} inputs to set in the challenge to get the corresponded output
*/
#SetInput(inputs) {
if (!this._InputGenerated) {
this._Inputs = inputs;
this._InputGenerated = true;
}
}
/**
* a private method to set the output of the challenges
* @param {Number} output to set in the challenge to compare the Answers
*/
#SetOutput(output) {
if (!this._OutputGenerated) {
this._Output = output;
this._OutputGenerated = true;
}
}
/**
* this method checks if the answer given is the correct one
* @param {NS} answer the answer of the challenger
* @returns {Result} the message and the result of the answer
*/
CheckOutput(answer) {
if (!this._OutputGenerated) this.OutputGenerator();
if (answer == this._Output) return { message: Answers.Correct, result: true };
else if (this._type === "number")
return { message: this._Output > answer ? Answers.Lower : Answers.Higher, result: false };
return { message: Answers.Wrong, result: false };
}
/**
* an abstract method to remake when extended made for Generating an Output for the challenges
* @abstract
* @throws {NotImplemented} throws an error if this method not re-implemented after extending.
* @returns {void}
*/
OutputGenerator() {
throw new NotImplemented("OutputGenerator");
}
/**
* an abstract method to remake when extended made for Generating text version of the inputs for the challenges
* @abstract
* @throws {NotImplemented} throws an error if this method not re-implemented after extending.
* @returns {String} the inputs in a string form to be sent to the challenger.
*/
GetInputs() {
throw new NotImplemented("GetInputs");
}
}
export default Challenge;
import NoChallenge from "./Errors/NoChallenge.js";
/**
* @typedef {object} ChallengesT list of challenges (main/side)
* @property {Challenge[]} main list of the main challenges
* @property {Challenge[]} side list of the side challenges
*/
/**
* list of challenges plugged
* @type {ChallengesT}
*/
let Challenges = {},
/**
* if the challenge is plugged or not
* @type {boolean}
*/
imported = false;
/**
* This function plug the challenges that has been declared out of this package
* @param {ChallengesT} challenges the challenges to be plugged
*/
function plugChallenges({ main = [], side = [] } = { main: [], side: [] }) {
Challenges = { main, side };
if (main.length > 0 || side.length > 0) imported = true;
}
/**
* Get the challenge using the day and the type of the challenge (main/side)
* @param {Number} [day=1] this number represents day of the challenge
* @param {Boolean} [main=true] this boolean represents if the challenge is main or not(side)
* @returns {undefined|Challenge} the challenge of the day with its type requested if the challenges has been imported;
* @throws {NoChallenge} throws an error if couldn't get the challenge or the challenges aren't plugged yet.
*/
function GetChallenge(day = 1, main = true) {
if (imported) {
const ch = Challenges[main ? "main" : "side"][day - 1];
if (ch === undefined) throw new NoChallenge(main ? "main" : "side" + " challenge " + (day - 1));
return ch;
} else throw new NoChallenge();
}
export { plugChallenges, GetChallenge, NotExtended, NotImplemented, NoChallenge };


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A grid based design is when a webpage is divided into rows and columns. It allows for an easy layout to both view and develop with.
Responsive webpages adjust to fit the screen its being viewed on. This allows a webpage to shuffle and resize elements to allow for the best viewing experience wether on the desktop or on a smartphone.
Semantic structure is the use of tags in the HTML code to define different elements of a webpage. It also refers to the orderlyness of the HTML code used. Properly written code is easy to work with and to spot what elements are assigned to what tags.
I think its interesting how we design around how a person naturally moves thier attention around a page or article.


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WeWork says to layoff 2,400 employees globally
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Musk is the founder, CEO, and CTO of SpaceX; a co-founder, a Series A investor, CEO, and product architect of Tesla Inc.; co-chairman of OpenAI; founder and CEO of Neuralink. He was
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Musk also proposed the concept of The Boring Company in 2017.
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Created: 23/08/2012
By: raybreaker
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thank you for purchasing my theme. If you have any questions that are beyond the scope of this help file, please feel free to email via my user page contact form here. Thanks so much!
This chapter will gives you general instructions on how to setting up slider. Later chapters will explain individual slider options in more detail.

 element inside
 will correspond to our slider and each individual
 element inside it to one slide.
You can see example of code to initialize slider with one slide below:

 <-- Main slide image -->  <-- Slide captions goes here -->
KICKSTART YOUR WEBSITE

WITH SLIDER REVOLUTION!

Each Slide (

) MUST include a main image which is added as a simple  tag at the first level. It can be a Simpe image, a colored or transparent image, or dummy image as lazy load version.

Each
 (slide) can include unlimited amount of Captions. Caption are simple html markups with iframe, image, heading , paragraph and any other tags. Each Caption must be wrapped via a

.
Each Caption has some special classes and some data- attributes, to set animation type, position, speed, easings etc.
The slider can play Vimeo, YouTube and HTML5 (videoJs) Videos, in boxed and "FullSlide" size. Via the Embeded API's the Slider will be paused, and restarted from the VideoPlayers. To use the Video Files in Slider see the following instructions.
Each Video file has the same data- options like:
Boxed version
YouTube VIdeo will be added within a caption due an iframe. The Following example shows an iFrame embeded YouTube Video in a caption (460px X 259px), i.e.:

The VideoJs Files are only loaded if the html5 video markup exist. Please do not forget to add the videoJsPath in the initialising Options !
Boxed Version (i.e.)

 <video class="video-js vjs-default-skin" controls preload="none" width="600" height="240" poster="http://video-js.zencoder.com/oceans-clip.png" data-setup="{}"> <source src="http://video-js.zencoder.com/oceans-clip.mp4" type='video/mp4' /> <source src="http://video-js.zencoder.com/oceans-clip.webm" type='video/webm' /> <source src="http://video-js.zencoder.com/oceans-clip.ogv" type='video/ogg' /> <track kind="captions" src="demo.captions.vtt" srclang="en" label="English" /> </video>

 <video class="video-js vjs-default-skin" controls preload="none" width="100%" height="100%" poster="http://video-js.zencoder.com/oceans-clip.png" data-setup="{}"> <source src="http://video-js.zencoder.com/oceans-clip.mp4" type='video/mp4' /> <source src="http://video-js.zencoder.com/oceans-clip.webm" type='video/webm' /> <source src="http://video-js.zencoder.com/oceans-clip.ogv" type='video/ogg' /> <track kind="captions" src="demo.captions.vtt" srclang="en" label="English" /> </video>

STEP 1. Obtain Google Maps API keys here
STEP 2. Find following line of code on every page where google maps will be shown and enter API key there:

STEP 3. Get desired location coordinates:
STEP 4. Open "allscript.js" file in the "js" folder and find the following lines of code there (line 1280 and line 1290 by default):
//Coordinates of the map's center (line 358 for contact, line 393 for main page maps) center: new google.maps.LatLng(40.710670, -73.999604) //Coordinate of the map marker's location (line 371 for contact, line 406 for main page maps) position: new google.maps.LatLng(40.710670, -73.999604)
STEP 5. Change values in bold on coordinates that you copied in the third step.
STEP 1. Go to http://dev.twitter.com/apps and sign up (or sign in with your Login and Password) there;
STEP 2. Click on "Create a new application" button. The name and description of your application can be anything you like and the website field doesn’t have to be the site where your Twitter feed are located.
STEP 3. On the next screen, click on "Create my access token" button. You may need to refresh the page after a few seconds if it doesn’t appear automatically.
STEP 4. Copy value in Consumer key, Consumer secret, Access token, Access token secret fields.
STEP 5. Open get-tweets.php file in your theme folder and insert value that you copy in previous step on line 7, 8, 9 and 10 accordingly.
STEP 6. Open allscript.js file in the "js" folder and find following lines of code (line 240 by default):
$.getJSON('../get-tweets.php',{"twitterusername": "envato", "displaylimit": 3},;
STEP 7. Change value in bold on the username whose tweets you want to display.
To make contact form work you should:
To make online reservation form work you should:
NATION template include booking calendar pro jquery plugin that used to create fully working booking system.
Plugin has backend and frontend part. Frontend part is visible for users, you may already see it when visit our demo website for example on this page (click on "availability" tab in description). Also it's used on reservation form page and many other place in template.
Backend part normally shoudn't be accessible by user because it used to change booking info of entire booking system. You may check our backend on this page.
Follow steps bellow to setting up your booking system:
STEP 1. Create special table for booking calendar in your MySQL database.
STEP 2. Open opendb.php file in "php" folder and enter your MySQL user, password and database name that you created in first step.
STEP 3. Determine how much items you'll need to have in your booking system (for example on demo website we have 9 various hotel rooms so we should have 9 various item for that purpose).
STEP 4. For every items in your booking system you have to create special file in backend folder with name backend1.php for first item, backend2.php for second, backend3.php for third etc. and following content:
//backend1.php content
Item 1 description:

 //backend2.php content
Item 2 description:

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Item 3 description:

STEP 5. Frontend used to show info that you enter in corresponding backend for ordinary users. You'll have to use correct number of frontend to match your backend (by default we use 9 so you'll have to adjust it to correct number). We use frontend on following page:
STEP 6. You'll have to set up admin password so only you can have access to backend. To do this open pass.php file in backend folder and edit username and password there. By default username=admin and password=123.
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To set up new background or pattern for body you have to do following:
This theme is a fixed layout with two and one columns. The general template structure is the same throughout the template but id attributes may change from page to page for example blog page wrap will have class="blog-wrap" but simple page with content will have class="page-wrap" etc.
Example of general content structure with two columns.
Example of general content structure with one columns.
If you would like to edit the color, font, or style of any elements in one of these columns, you would do the following:
#page-content div { color: #someColor; }
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I.E.
.containter #left-content div { color: #someColor; }
So, to ensure that your new styles are applied, make sure that they carry enough "weight" and that there isn't a style lower in the CSS file that is being applied after yours.
We using three CSS files in this theme.
The style.css file contains all of the specific stylings for pages. The file is separated into the following sections:
/* Default Style Section (line 1- 406) */ some code /* Base Skeleton Grid Initializing (line 406 - 1086) */ some code /* Nation Meta Style (line 1086 - 2215) */ some code /* NATION Main Style (line 1086 - 7894) 1. Header (line 1086 - 2485) 2. Front Page (line 2485 - 3412) 3. Reservation Pages Style (line 3412 - 4170) 4. Blog Pages (line 4170 - 4624) 5. Other Pages (line 4624 - 5119) 6. Footer (line 5119 - 5442) 7. Style for mobile devices (line 5442 - 7893) */ some code
The settings.css file contain styles for revolution slider that used on front and reservation pages.
The booking-calendar-pro.css file contain styles for the booking calendar pro jQuery plugin.
If you would like to edit a specific section of the site, simply find the appropriate label in the CSS file, and then scroll down until you find the appropriate style that needs to be edited.
This theme imports eight Javascript files.
If you want to change the default behavior one of the plugins that used at this theme you should open allscript.js file and find the line of code where that plugin initialized.
You may find full API description of the plugins on following page:
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Once again, thank you so much for purchasing this theme. As I said at the beginning, I'd be glad to help you if you have any questions relating to this theme. No guarantees, but I'll do my best to assist. If you have a more general question relating to the themes on ThemeForest, you might consider visiting the forums and asking your question in the "Item Discussion" section.
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by Steve
Posted on 17 November, 2015
Last week, I had the honor of presenting at the 64th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene (ASTMH) in the well-attended Dengue: Epidemiology session. This presentation covers our work with the Thai Ministry of Public Health and Johns Hopkins University in building an infrastructure for making real-time dengue hemorrhagic fever case predictions and evaluating the performance of our predictions thus far.
You can find the slides for the presentation here. After the jump, I’ll provide a slide-by-slide summary. To view the paper associated with this work, you can check it out on arXiv.
The goal of this project is to predict Thailand dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) outbreaks in real time. Since 1980, there have been between 17,000 and 175,000 DHF cases reported each year, with about 50,000 on average. All four dengue serotypes co-circulate in Thailand, which creates complex transmission dynamics. Furthermore, there are 77 provinces, which vary in nearly every possible dimension from geography and climate to economy and demographics. Altogether, this makes it very difficult to have one unifying model for the entire country
Every two weeks, the Thai Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) sends us a cumulative list of all the cases reported for the year-to-date. We integrate this into our PostgreSQL database and aggregate the data into analysis datasets. We use these datasets to make predictions, which we present to the Thai MoPH as a pdf and an interactive web app.
With our interactive web app, the Thai MoPH can view the observed cases and our predictions for the rest of the year as a plot or on a heat map of Thailand. The app can be viewed in either English or Thai. In this screenshot, you can observe that 2013 was a large epidemic season, while 2014 was rather low. Thus far, we have already observed more cases for 2015 than for 2014, though we believe it is unlikely that there will be as many cases this year as in 2013.
The foundation of our project is our DHF database. The Thai Dengue Surveillance System has been around for nearly fifty years and has tallied DHF cases in several different sources and formats. Our team aggregated the data from these sources into a single database.
This graph displays over two million DHF cases over 48 years. On the y-axis are the provinces arranged by population (with Bangkok Metropolis as the most populous), the years are on the x-axis, and the colors indicate DHF incidence, with darker indicating higher rates. The ripples going across represent seasonality and multi-annual trends for each province. The dark vertical lines show the epidemics that affected multiple provinces.
To predict the number of DHF cases, we built a forecasting model grounded in epidemiological theory. We seek to predict the number of cases $Y$ in province $i$ at time $t$. We assume that these cases counts follow a Poisson distribution with a mean equal to $\lambda_{i,t}$ multiplied by the number of cases at the last time step.
By re-arranging the formula, we show that $\lambda_{i,t}$ is equivalent to the ratio of the expected current cases over the number of cases observed at the previous time step. By setting each time step to the estimated generation time of dengue, about two weeks (or what we call a biweek), $\lambda_{i,t}$ approximates the reproductive rate.
We fit a generalized additive model (GAM) with three major components to estimate $\lambda_{i,t}$. $f(t)$ is a cyclic cubic spline for seasonality. $g(t)$ is a smooth spline to capture long-term secular trends. The final term takes in recently observed trends for multiple provinces at recent time points. This means that the model observes whether the number of cases are increasing or decreasing in those provinces and the magnitude of these changes. The $\alpha$ coefficients determine how these trends affect the change in cases in our province of interest at the current time step.
Having formulated our model, we set out to train it by “predicting” the cases that we observed from 2000-2009. For more details about how we conducted this model training, see slide 32.
In these slides, I will show an example of how we make predictions using complete data. The first slide shows the counts for Bangkok in 2014. On July 16th, we assume that we know all prior data and nothing of the current or future counts.
In the second slide, we use our forecasting model to recursively make 1,000 predictions 10 time steps into the future (for our 2000-2009 validation, we actually predicted 13 time steps forward). The points are the median prediction for each biweek surrounded by the 95% confidence interval.
In the third slide, we compare our predictions to the historical median for each province biweek. We define the historical median as the median case count for a given biweek in a given province over the past ten years. To evaluate our predictions, we divide the mean absolute error of our prediction by the mean absolute error of the historical median to obtain the relative mean absolute error (for more on this see slide 33).
The table on this slide displays how often our model made better predictions than a model that merely predicted the historical median. For more detailed results from our model training, see slide 34.
Having trained our model, we set out to use it to predict the 2014 season in real time. However, when the Thai MoPH started sending us case reports at the end of 2013, we immediately noticed something was different…
… There were reporting delays. We define a reporting delay as the time difference between the onset of symptoms for a case and when that case enters our database. We realized that we would need to adjust our forecasting model in order to account for these reporting delays and would be unable to predict the 2014 season in real time.
In April of 2015, we received our final case report for 2014. In 2014, reporting delays ranged from 1 day to 17 months; 75% of cases were reported within 3 months and 95% were reported within 8 months.
Using our previous example, I will display how we adjusted our forecasts to be conducted in real time. The first slide of this sequence shows the assumptions of our model from before, with complete reporting.
The second slide shows what we had actually observed at that point in time. Instead of seeing all of the data before July 16th, there are no cases reported for the previous biweek and steadily more further back in time. This is an exceptional scenario before a large data dump with many of the cases from January through May were reported, however it is indicative of the challenges we face when trying to predict in real time.
In the third slide, we move our prediction date back 6 biweeks. Even though only 75% of cases have been reported by this time (on average), we assume that all cases prior to this date are complete and ignore everything since. While this is a rather weak assumption in this specific case, we use it as a starting point for making real-time forecasts.
The fourth and fifth slides show our predictions and comparison to historical medians as in slides 13-14.
By keeping the reporting dates for each case, we were able to use our model to “predict” the 2014 season as if in real time. After making the predictions, we ranked the provinces by their performance relative to historical medians.
The first slide shows two multi-step predictions from the three provinces that performed best compared to the historical medians. The second slide shows the three provinces that performed adequately against the historical medians. The third slide shows the three provinces that performed worst against the historical medians. Note that a couple of these predictions “explode” and become very large at a fast rate. Whether this is due to issues in reporting or for model-based reasons has yet to be determined.
One time step forecasts for our “real-time” model performed comparably to four month ahead predictions in the complete data training model. Two month ahead real-time predictions are outperformed by the historical medians model.
2014 was a rather anomalous season. After the large epidemic season in 2013, many provinces observed more cases in January and February than during the rainy season, from May to October, when the majority of cases usually occur. Furthermore, our model was trained on ten seasons with nearly 20,000 predicted province biweeks. By contrast, we made fewer than 2,000 predictions for the 2014 season. We expect these numbers to change as our model makes more forecasts. For more detailed results from our model training, see slide 35.
Therefore, we continued on to predict the 2015 dengue season in real time with the same model.
This graph shows the observed case counts of 2015 as of October 22nd as black bars and our predictions for each time point as green lines. From our experience with reporting delays, we know that all of the cases will increase between now and April 2016. Thus far, 2015 has been a more regular dengue season than 2014. In October, we started to receive a large number of reported cases for Bangkok in July and August. While our model generally predicts that 2015 will have fewer cases than 2013, the large uncertainty about Bangkok allows a slim possibility for 2015 to surpass that season.
There are several augmentations we hope to incorporate into our model before the Thais begin using our model to make public health policy decisions in 2016. We are modeling the reporting delays so that we can use all of the information we have at our disposal instead of ignoring recent data.
Serotype dynamics play a major role in the transmission of dengue. While the true structure is incredibly complex, we are hoping to use some simplified approximations to improve our model.
The use of climate information may help us determine the timing of the dengue season.
When making biweek-scale forecasts, some intuition we have about multi-annual dengue trends may get lost. By incorporating annual predictions, we may be able to adjust our forecasts to make better long-term predictions.
Eventually, our ultimate goal is to wrap several strong models into a single ensemble model capable of making more accurate forecasts for dengue hemorrhagic fever in Thailand.
Forgot to mention that my twitter handle is @salauer_biostat
The two major contributors to our database were monthly aggregated counts for the years before 2005 and a line list of individual cases since 1999.
To conduct model training, we used leave-one-year-out cross validation (i.e. use all the data from 1968-1999 and 2001-2009 to predict 2000, then use all data from 1968-2000 and 2002-2009 to predict 2001, etc.). We used many combinations of lags and correlated provinces. The combination that performed best at making forecasts by relative mean absolute error (more info on slide 33) was one with 3 correlated provinces at the prior time step. That was on average for the whole country, there was provincial variation for best combination.
Relative MAE is intuitive because when it represents the amount of error of one system over another. A relative MAE of 0.5 means that our model has half of the error of the historical medians model; a relative MAE of 1 indicates that the models are equivalent; and a relative MAE of 2 conveys that our model has twice as much error as the historical medians model.
One advantage of using MAE is that it doesn’t penalize outliers as much as other evaluation measures, such as mean squared error.
This graph shows the performance of each province from the model training. On the y-axis are the provinces ordered by population; the x-axis has the relative MAE; and the color of the points represent different forecast horizons, with lighter colors indicating longer term predictions.
For these results, the vast majority of the points are to the left of the dashed line, which indicates that the predictions had less error than those of the historical medians model. Also, darker points tend to be to the left of lighter points, which indicates that our short-term forecasts are better than our long-term forecasts, relative to the historical medians model.
This graph is set up in the same way as the one for training in slide 34, except that the step numbers are adjusted for our 6 biweek adjustment.
There is much more variation in these results (note the log scale on the x-axis) than for the training results. This is partially due to the fact that the results are averaged over one season instead of ten seasons. There are also some provinces which had better long-term predictions than short-term predictions. This may be due to the anomalous timing of the 2014 dengue season, reporting delays, or other factors.


Class CouchDBBase
CouchDBBase is a subtype of an Emily Store
and is an abstract class for CouchDBViews, BulkViews, Documents, BulkDocuments
Defined in: CouchDBBase.js.
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
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CouchDBBase(Store, Tools, Promise)
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Get the current CouchDB handler name
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Get the promise to be resolved when the store is synched
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Get the current state machine
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Get the current transport
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onAdd()
This function will be called when the Store needs to add something
It's to be overriden in the sub Store
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onChange()
This function will be called when the Store needs to be subscribe to changes
It's to be overriden in the sub Store
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onListen()
This function will be called when the Store needs to subscribe to changes
It's to be overriden in the sub Store
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onRemove()
This function will be called when the Store needs to remove something
It's to be overriden in the sub Store
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onSync()
This function will be called when the Store needs to be synchronized
It's to be overriden in the sub Store
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onUnsync()
This function will be called when the Store is unsynched
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setHandlerName(handlerName)
Set the current CouchDB handler name
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setPromise(promise)
Set the promise to be resolved when the store is synched
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setStateMachine(stateMachine)
Set the state machine
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setSyncInfo(syncInfo)
This function must be overriden to validate the synchronization
information, and set the syncInfo object.
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setTransport(transport)
Set the current transport
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sync(a)
Synchronize the store with CouchDB
depending on the provided sync info
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unsync()
Unsync the store
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Method Detail
{String}
getHandlerName()
Get the current CouchDB handler name
- Returns:
- {String} the current handler name
{Promise}
getPromise()
Get the promise to be resolved when the store is synched
- Returns:
- {Promise} the promise
{StateMachine}
getStateMachine()
Get the current state machine
- Returns:
- {StateMachine} the current state machine
{Transport}
getTransport()
Get the current transport
- Returns:
- {Transport} the current transport
onAdd()
This function will be called when the Store needs to add something
It's to be overriden in the sub Store
onChange()
This function will be called when the Store needs to be subscribe to changes
It's to be overriden in the sub Store
onListen()
This function will be called when the Store needs to subscribe to changes
It's to be overriden in the sub Store
onRemove()
This function will be called when the Store needs to remove something
It's to be overriden in the sub Store
onSync()
This function will be called when the Store needs to be synchronized
It's to be overriden in the sub Store
onUnsync()
This function will be called when the Store is unsynched
{Boolean}
setHandlerName(handlerName)
Set the current CouchDB handler name
- Parameters:
- {String} handlerName
- the name of the handler The name must be a string that matches with the handler as it's been added in Emily/Olives handlers
- Returns:
- {Boolean} true if it's a string
{Boolean}
setPromise(promise)
Set the promise to be resolved when the store is synched
- Parameters:
- promise
- Returns:
- {Boolean} true if it's a promise
{Boolean}
setStateMachine(stateMachine)
Set the state machine
- Parameters:
- {StateMachine} stateMachine
- the state machine to set
- Returns:
- {Boolean} true if it's an accepted state Machine
{Boolean}
setSyncInfo(syncInfo)
This function must be overriden to validate the synchronization
information, and set the syncInfo object.
By default it only assigns the first arguments to syncInfo
- Parameters:
- syncInfo
- Returns:
- {Boolean} true
{Boolean}
setTransport(transport)
Set the current transport
- Parameters:
- {Transport} transport
- the transport to use
- Returns:
- {Boolean} true if its an accepted transport
{Boolean}
sync(a)
Synchronize the store with CouchDB
depending on the provided sync info
- Parameters:
- {Object} a
- configuration object
- Returns:
- {Boolean} false if no configuration object given
{Boolean}
unsync()
Unsync the store
- Returns:
- {Boolean} true if unsynched


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This page tracks the new paper links made to my list of HPG 2010 papers.
Page maintained by Ke-Sen Huang.
If you have additions or changes, send an e-mail.
April 15, 2011
- A Work-Efficient GPU Algorithm for Level Set Segmentation
September 28, 2010
- Task Management for Irregular-Parallel Workloads on the GPU
July 7, 2010
- HLBVH: Hierarchical LBVH Construction for Real-Time Ray Tracing of Dynamic Geometry
- AnySL: Efficient and Portable Shading for Ray Tracing
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- Analytical Motion Blur Rasterization with Compression
- Task Management for Irregular-Parallel Workloads on the GPU
- Added EG Link
June 11, 2010
- A Lazy Object-Space Shading Architecture With Decoupled Sampling
(Abstract)
()
June 10, 2010
- Architecture Considerations for Tracing Incoherent Rays
June 2, 2010
- Restart Trail for Stackless BVH Traversal
May 28, 2010
- Efficient Bounding of Displaced Bezier Patches
- Parallel SAH k-D Tree Construction
May 26, 2009
- Texture Compression of Light Maps using Smooth Profile Functions
- AnySL: Efficient and Portable Shading for Ray Tracing
(Abstract)
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May 24, 2009
- A Work-Efficient GPU Algorithm for Level Set Segmentation
May 21, 2009
- Space-Time Hierarchical Occlusion Culling for Micropolygon Rendering with Motion Blur
May 19, 2009
- Real Time Volumetric Shadows using Polygonal Light Volumes
- Large Data Visualization on Distributed Memory Multi-GPU Clusters
- A Lazy Object-Space Shading Architecture With Decoupled Sampling
(Abstract)
May 18, 2009
- Edge Avoiding A-Trous Wavelet Transform for fast Global Illumination Filtering
- AnySL: Efficient and Portable Shading for Ray Tracing
(Abstract)
- GPU Random Numbers via the Tiny Encryption Algorithm
May 17, 2009
- Page Created
- Ambient Occlusion Volumes
- Hardware Implementation of Micropolygon Rasterization with Motion and Defocus Blur
- Real-time stochastic rasterization on conventional GPU architectures
- A Work-Efficient GPU Algorithm for Level Set Segmentation
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Each build process needs an output path set. The build system stores these paths and automatically sets them for you.
With the touch of a button you can trigger multiple build processes. Which will then automatically run one after the other.
Your project includes a BuildVersion class. The build system can automatically update the build version for you. You can access the BuildVersion at runtime and display it in your game.
To test your build steps, you can use the pretend mode, which does not actually call the build pipeline. If one of your steps fail the build system can be stopped by your code with a single call.
If you use an automated build system like Jenkins you can run the build system via a commandline argument in Unity headless mode.
The build system is completely free and open source. And it will stay this way.
If you use Unity free, you can still use the build system. It will gently pause once you have to push the build button yourself and continue onwards automatically.
This is an open source project, so please feel free to contribute! Check out the source code to get started. The source is currently hosted at bitbucket.org


Dgame.Window.GLContextSettings
- struct GLContextSettings;
- The GLContextSettings structure defines a way to tell OpenGL important user settings,
like the desired major / minor version or the anti aliasing level.
Note:
if anti aliasing is activated you will notice a drastic reduction of your framerate.
Author:
Randy Schuett<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- enum Profile: ubyte;
- The profile of the OpenGL Context
- Default
- profile depends on platform
- Compatibility
- OpenGL compatibility profile - deprecated functions are allowed (default)
- Core
- OpenGL core profile - deprecated functions are disabled
- ES
- OpenGL ES profile - only a subset of the base OpenGL functionality is available
- enum Version: ubyte;
- The supported OpenGL Versions
- Default
- GL21
- GL30
- GL31
- GL32
- GL33
- GL40
- GL41
- GL42
- GL43
- GL44
- GL45
- AntiAlias antiAlias;
- Anti aliasing level. Default is AntiAlias.None
Note:
A too high value may crash your application at the beginning
because your driver does not support it.
- Version vers;
- The OpenGL Version. Default is Version.Default
- Profile profile;
- The OpenGL Context profile. Default is Profile.Compatibility
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An alternative to `top`.
Aims to be lightweight, cross-platform and more graphical than `top`.
More information: home page
- Show the default layout (CPU, memory, temperatures, disk, network, and processes):
btm
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btm --basic
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btm --dot_marker
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 He had been taking 2000mg Neurontin (gabapentin) bd (twice daily), but recently his prescription was changed to 200mg Lyrica bd (twice daily), so I would estimate that Lyrica (pregabalin) has similar effects to Neurontin and is equivalent to 10 times the strength without some of the side effects of high dose Neurontin (gabapentin).
Last night (20.30h) I took 300mg of Lyrica and 20mg of Amitryptiline. After working a 12 hour shift and not having eaten anything for 6 hours (2 cups of coffee drank), I was reasonably tired anyway. At T+1h (21.30h) I was slurring my speech and watching the wall was as interesting as watching the TV. Not so much Visuals but the inner voice which is always present seemed to be uninterested in anything that was going on. Closed eye visuals were random unmoving geometric shapes. I have similar effects with morphine, but with this there was more of a numbness than the tingle I get with morphine. I went to bed at 22.00h and fell asleep instantly.
In the morning (09.00h) I remember a few random dreams, but feel I have had many others which are forgotten. For me the dreams remembered are very much science based, but my work the previous day had been problem solving based so I was in that frame of mind. I am writing this at 16.00h and am still quite 'fuzzy headed'. All day I have had a stoned feeling (like a heavy hash rather than grass) so now I am going to take 100mg Lyrica (pregabalin) and 10mg Amitryptiline just to feel nothing for a little while longer. Might throw in a Xanax later as well. I have been told that after a while of using Amitryptiline the somnolescent (sleep inducing) effects are greatly reduced.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Celtic 2-0 Motherwell: Champions win to stay top of the Premiership
by Tom EnglishCeltic remain top of the Scottish Premiership following a routine victory at home to Motherwell.
Odsonne Edouard slammed the champions in front when the ball broke his way in a busy penalty box.
The visitors improved after the break as Celtic's tempo dipped but Richard Tait knocked in an own goal from a Jonny Hayes cross.
With Rangers winning by the same scoreline at Livingston, Neil Lennon's side stay ahead by a one-goal margin.
Celtic have now enjoyed seven successive wins in all competitions since losing at Livingston in early October, while this was a fourth clean sheet in a row in the league.
Motherwell, who sit fourth, were well-organised and aggressive, with Declan Gallagher a stand-out in defence during the first 45 minutes, but never threatened home goalkeeper Fraser Forster.
Visitors retain pride as hosts continue to fly
Stephen Robinson, the Motherwell manager, has been much talked about this week, the Northern Irishman being linked with not just one job or two jobs, but three jobs. He's been mentioned in dispatches for the vacant positions at Hearts and Hibs and now there's an opening with his national team following on from Michael O'Neill getting the Stoke role, he's been linked with that position as well.
He brushed all that chat aside in the minutes before this game. Robinson, more than most, knows the scale of the challenge when you fetch up in the east end of Glasgow. He had enough on his plate without yakking about what life might be like on distant pastures.
Motherwell haven't beaten Celtic in four years - in the time since they've shipped four goals twice, five goals three times and seven goals once - and as a good as their season has been so far nobody would have held out much hope for them bringing that run to an end here.
Back from Rome with a win over Lazio, a second victory in recent weeks against the Italians, the champions are flying right now. They might have taken a little while to hit their straps, but there was a sense of inevitability about it all.
The visitors shouldn't be disheartened. They dug in. At no point did their spirits drop. They're a confident team and they should move on from this quickly. They had one of the best players on the park in Gallagher, a centre-half who covered the ground wonderfully, who tackled and blocked and defended manfully. The fact he was involved in the concession of the first goal was cruel on him. Gallagher was a big leader for Motherwell.
They had a few moments in attack - Allan Campbell had a back-post volley, Jake Carroll fizzed one across the six-yard box - but those moments have to stick when you're playing a super confident Celtic.
Having scored the winner in Rome, Olivier Ntcham was impressive again in the heart of Celtic's midfield. Up front, Edouard looked exactly what he is - a striker with great movement, a great touch, loads of intelligence and too much ruthlessness. Celtic weren't at their free-flowing best but they were good enough.
Edouard got the opener when Mohamed Elyounoussi cut in from the left and tried to link with James Forrest. Gallagher was on the scene and in an attempt to clear it he merely helped it on to Edouard who finished with aplomb, his swift execution soaring beyond Mark Gillespie.
Celtic continued to dominate possession and Motherwell continued to defend stoutly. Edouard fired over as did Elyounoussi. Hayes lashed one at Gillespie but the goalkeeper beat it away at his near post.
The second goal duly came early in the new half when Edouard played it wide to Hayes whose cross from the left was turned into his own net by Tait.
There was talk during the week that Leigh Griffiths might make a reappearance for this one, but there was no sign of him.  Scott Sinclair was not in the squad either. Lewis Morgan was on the bench ahead of him. Mikey Johnston was absent as well. So many good players and yet so little need for them.
Ryan Christie started on the bench but came on in the second half just when Celtic's threat started to grow again. Gillespie earned his corn in the latter stages. Christie had two efforts saved by the goalkeeper. Hayes put in a sumptuous cross that Ntcham came close to turning in. Jeremie Frimpong tested Gillespie twice while Edouard looked to have set up Ntcham only for the midfielder to direct his shot straight at the busy keeper.
Man of the match - Odsonne Edouard
Motherwell had two contenders in Gallagher and Gillespie. Hayes was excellent for Celtic, as was Ntcham.
Edouard gets the award for scoring the first and displaying an all-round quality that marks him out as an outstanding footballer.
'Fantastic & magnificent' - reaction
Celtic manager Neil Lennon: "It's another fantastic performance after Thursday. Since the Livingston defeat we've won all our games in all competitions so the response has been magnificent."
Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson: "I'm pleased with the performance but not the result. If you come to Celtic Park and lose with two goals like that then you've done something right. There was a lot of positives to take from a young side."
Line-ups
Celtic
- 67Forster
- 30Frimpong
- 2Jullien
- 35Ajer
- 15Hayes
- 8Brown
- 42McGregor
- 49ForrestSubstituted forChristieat 67'minutes
- 21Ntcham
- 27ElyounoussiSubstituted forMorganat 86'minutes
- 22Edouard
Substitutes
- 1Gordon
- 3Taylor
- 6Bitton
- 13Bauer
- 16Morgan
- 17Christie
- 18Rogic
Motherwell
- 20Gillespie
- 4Grimshaw
- 31Gallagher
- 2TaitSubstituted forHyltonat 67'minutes
- 24Mugabi
- 19Polworth
- 15Maguire
- 6Campbell
- 3Carroll
- 44ColeSubstituted forScottat 80'minutesBooked at 87mins
- 9LongSubstituted forSeedorfat 68'minutes
Substitutes
- 1Carson
- 8Sloth
- 11Seedorf
- 12Manzinga
- 14Hylton
- 17Scott
- 25Semple
Referee:
Alan Muir
Attendance:
57,137
Match Stats
Home TeamCelticAway TeamMotherwell
Possession
Home58%
Away42%
Shots
Home16
Away5
Shots on Target
Home7
Away0
Corners
Home8
Away5
Fouls
Home7
Away12
Live Text
Posted at
Match ends, Celtic 2, Motherwell 0.
Full Time
Posted at 90'+3'
Second Half ends, Celtic 2, Motherwell 0.
Posted at 90'
Attempt missed. Sherwin Seedorf (Motherwell) left footed shot from outside the box misses to the right.
Booking
Posted at 87'
James Scott (Motherwell) is shown the yellow card.
Posted at 87'
Ryan Christie (Celtic) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
Posted at 87'
Foul by Jake Carroll (Motherwell).
Substitution
Posted at 86'
Substitution, Celtic. Lewis Morgan replaces Mohamed Elyounoussi.
Posted at 85'
Jonny Hayes (Celtic) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
Posted at 85'
Foul by Sherwin Seedorf (Motherwell).
Posted at 83'
Hand ball by Liam Grimshaw (Motherwell).
Posted at 82'
Attempt missed. Jermaine Hylton (Motherwell) header from the centre of the box misses to the right following a corner.
Posted at 82'
Corner, Motherwell. Conceded by Jonny Hayes.
Substitution
Posted at 80'
Substitution, Motherwell. James Scott replaces Devante Cole.
Posted at 79'
Attempt saved. Jeremie Frimpong (Celtic) right footed shot from a difficult angle on the right is saved in the bottom right corner.
Posted at 78'
Attempt saved. Olivier Ntcham (Celtic) right footed shot from the right side of the box is saved in the bottom right corner.
Posted at 76'
Jeremie Frimpong (Celtic) wins a free kick on the left wing.
Posted at 76'
Foul by Jermaine Hylton (Motherwell).
Posted at 74'
Corner, Celtic. Conceded by Jake Carroll.
Posted at 74'
Attempt blocked. Jeremie Frimpong (Celtic) right footed shot from the right side of the box is blocked.
Posted at 72'
Attempt saved. Ryan Christie (Celtic) left footed shot from outside the box is saved in the centre of the goal.
Posted at 69'
Jeremie Frimpong (Celtic) wins a free kick on the left wing.
Posted at 69'
Foul by Jermaine Hylton (Motherwell).
Substitution
Posted at 68'
Substitution, Motherwell. Sherwin Seedorf replaces Chris Long.
Substitution
Posted at 67'
Substitution, Motherwell. Jermaine Hylton replaces Richard Tait.
Substitution
Posted at 67'
Substitution, Celtic. Ryan Christie replaces James Forrest.
Posted at 65'
Corner, Motherwell. Conceded by Olivier Ntcham.
Posted at 65'
Corner, Motherwell. Conceded by Christopher Jullien.
Posted at 63'
Christopher Jullien (Celtic) wins a free kick in the attacking half.
Posted at 63'
Foul by Declan Gallagher (Motherwell).
Posted at 63'
Corner, Motherwell. Conceded by Kristoffer Ajer.
Posted at 60'
Foul by Jeremie Frimpong (Celtic).
Posted at 60'
Liam Polworth (Motherwell) wins a free kick on the right wing.
Posted at 59'
Jonny Hayes (Celtic) wins a free kick in the attacking half.
Posted at 59'
Foul by Bevis Mugabi (Motherwell).
Posted at 58'
Foul by Jeremie Frimpong (Celtic).
Posted at 58'
Liam Polworth (Motherwell) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
Posted at 57'
Foul by Jonny Hayes (Celtic).
Posted at 57'
Devante Cole (Motherwell) wins a free kick on the right wing.
Posted at 55'
Attempt blocked. Mohamed Elyounoussi (Celtic) right footed shot from outside the box is blocked.
Goal!
Posted at 54'
Own Goal by Richard Tait, Motherwell. Celtic 2, Motherwell 0.
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Joe Biden Mocks Reporter for Asking About Son’s Love Child: ‘Classy’
The former vice president was unwilling to acknowledge his newest grandchild on Thursday
by BreitbartJoe Biden mocked a reporter on Thursday for asking about revelations that his youngest son, Hunter, fathered a child out of wedlock with an Arkansas woman.
The former vice president, who has a history of refusing to discuss issues realting to his family, was asked by a reporter from Fox News to comment on court documents released Wednesday in an Arkansas paternity case lodged against Hunter Biden.
The documents, which included a DNA test, indicated the younger Biden was the biological father of a child born in August 2018 to Lunden Alexis Roberts, a native of Batesville, Arkansas. Roberts, who claims to have been in a relationship with Hunter Biden, filed the suit in May, requesting paternity and child support. Hunter Biden, for his part, has denied fathering the child since the suit became became public.
Despite the situation playing publicly, the former vice president was unwilling to acknowledge his newest grandchild on Thursday.
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Use of these grids has been deprecated and this code will be removed in the near future. If you are using Pure CSS framework grids, you should convert them to the new flexbox grid.
This feature will soon be deprecated in favor of the flexbox grid layout module. This new module implements a more intuitive, semantic, attribute-based syntax for creating responsive designs making use of flexbox.
While EncoreUI was initially designed to be an AngularJS widget library, we recognize that teams will want to use a CSS layout framework. We have added the Grids module from Yahoo!'s Pure CSS framework for teams to easily build out a grid or column system as part of EncoreUI. We chose this lightweight framework for its emphasis on flex based layouts.
No additional installation is needed, as grids-min.css
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already included in encore-ui CSS libraries.
Most of the grid layouts you will use will be in the context of
rxPage
inside rxApp
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using the regular grids only, and not responsive grids.
The code sample below will give the clearest context of how grids work.
Title containers on rxPage
components are defaulted to float
left, so the .pure-g
class also has a .clear
class attached.
You'll find that the grid components will not have borders or padding
within the grid units themselves. If you need white space between grid
columns, adding a .columns
class to the .pure-g
container will give padding of 1.5ems per each individual cell, or 3ems
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