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The total number of protected area records in the March 2018 release of the WDPA is 236,231 comprising of 217,825 polygons and 18,406 point, covering 245 countries and territories.
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Grenada: Update of one site, the Grand Anse Marine Protected Areas from Proposed to Designated. This site is part of Grenadas work on expanding its marine protected areas network and is the 4th Marine Protected Areas to be created by Grenada. For more information on this site please read this news story drafted by the Ministry of Agriculture, Lands, Forestry and Fisheries.
United Republic of Tanzania: Partial update to polygon records for 148 Forest Reserves, resulting in more accurate and complete information on management authorities and governance types in the country.
Ramsar Sites, Wetlands of International Importance: Addition of new Ramsar sites for Republic of Congo, Fiji, Italy, Morocco and Senegal with updated Rasmar sites for Ecuador. This update is part of a series of updates on Ramsar data within the WDPA, resulting from enhanced data flows between UNEP-WCMC, the Ramsar Secretariat and member states.
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Removed : Number of feature removed from the WDPA (ie. a WDPAID was removed from the database)
Updated : Modifications/updates of the geometry or some attributes of existing feature in the WDPA (ie. a feature with an existing WDPAID.
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Source: UNEP-WCMC and IUCN (2018), Protected Planet: The World Database on Protected Areas (WDPA) [On-line], March 2018, Cambridge, UK: UNEP-WCMC and IUCN. Available at: www.protectedplanet.net.
Citation: UNEP-WCMC (2018). Protected areas map of the world, March 2018 Available at: www.protectedplanet.net
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WDPA User Manual: We are pleased to announce that the WDPA User Manual has been translated into French, Spanish and Russian. Additionally, the Manual has been updated with an appendix on WDPA Data Contributor Agreements (Appendix 2), and has undergone general updates and edits based on user feedback. Version 1.5 of the User Manual is now available in three languages through the geodatabase download above and via the following links:
English: http://wcmc.io/WDPA_Manual
French: http://wcmc.io/WDPA_Manual_FR
Spanish: http://wcmc.io/WDPA_Manual_ES
Russian: http://wcmc.io/WDPA_Manual_RU
The data set status is defined as either:
1) New data set received, 2) Under review by UNEP-WCMC, 3) Under validation by data provider or 4) Final approval stages.
Argentina: Under review by UNEP-WCMC
Brazil: New dataset received
Bolivia, Plurinational State of: Under validation by data provider
China: Final Approval Stages
Colombia: Final approval stages
Ecuador: Final approval stages
Falkands Islands (Malvinas): Under validation by data provider
Guatemala: Under review by UNEP-WCMC
Honduras: Under review by UNEP-WCMC
Libya: New dataset received
Lithuania: New dataset received
Malaysia: New dataset received
Mexico: Under review by UNEP-WCMC
Mozambique: Under validation by data provider
Peru: New dataset received
Somalia: New dataset received
Tanzania: New dataset received
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mne.Info¶
-
class
mne.
Info
[source]¶ Measurement information.
This data structure behaves like a dictionary. It contains all metadata that is available for a recording.
This class should not be instantiated directly. To create a measurement information strucure, use
mne.create_info()
.The only entries that should be manually changed by the user are
info['bads']
andinfo['description']
. All other entries should be considered read-only, or should be modified by functions or methods.- Parameters
- acq_pars
str
|None
MEG system acquition parameters. See
mne.AcqParserFIF
for details.- acq_stim
str
|None
MEG system stimulus parameters.
- bads
list
ofstr
List of bad (noisy/broken) channels, by name. These channels will by default be ignored by many processing steps.
- ch_names
list
ofstr
The names of the channels.
- chs
list
ofdict
A list of channel information dictionaries, one per channel. See Notes for more information.
- comps
list
ofdict
CTF software gradient compensation data. See Notes for more information.
- ctf_head_t
dict
|None
The transformation from 4D/CTF head coordinates to Neuromag head coordinates. This is only present in 4D/CTF data.
- custom_ref_appliedbool
Whether a custom (=other than average) reference has been applied to the EEG data. This flag is checked by some algorithms that require an average reference to be set.
- description
str
|None
String description of the recording.
- dev_ctf_t
dict
|None
The transformation from device coordinates to 4D/CTF head coordinates. This is only present in 4D/CTF data.
- dev_head_t
dict
|None
The device to head transformation.
- dig
list
ofdict
|None
The Polhemus digitization data in head coordinates. See Notes for more information.
- events
list
ofdict
Event list, sometimes extracted from the stim channels by Neuromag systems. In general this should not be used and
mne.find_events()
should be used for event processing. See Notes for more information.- experimenter
str
|None
Name of the person that ran the experiment.
- file_id
dict
|None
The FIF globally unique ID. See Notes for more information.
- highpass
float
Highpass corner frequency in Hertz. Zero indicates a DC recording.
- hpi_meas
list
ofdict
HPI measurements that were taken at the start of the recording (e.g. coil frequencies). See Notes for details.
- hpi_results
list
ofdict
Head position indicator (HPI) digitization points and fit information (e.g., the resulting transform). See Notes for details.
- hpi_subsystem
dict
|None
Information about the HPI subsystem that was used (e.g., event channel used for cHPI measurements). See Notes for details.
- line_freq
float
|None
Frequency of the power line in Hertz.
- gantry_angle
float
|None
Tilt angle of the gantry in degrees.
- lowpass
float
Lowpass corner frequency in Hertz.
- meas_date
tuple
ofint
The first element of this list is a UNIX timestamp (seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00) denoting the date and time at which the measurement was taken. The second element is the additional number of microseconds.
- meas_id
dict
|None
The ID assigned to this measurement by the acquisition system or during file conversion. Follows the same format as
file_id
.- nchan
int
Number of channels.
- proc_history
list
ofdict
The MaxFilter processing history. See Notes for details.
- proj_id
int
|None
ID number of the project the experiment belongs to.
- proj_name
str
|None
Name of the project the experiment belongs to.
- projs
list
ofProjection
List of SSP operators that operate on the data. See
mne.Projection
for details.- sfreq
float
Sampling frequency in Hertz.
- subject_info
dict
|None
Information about the subject. See Notes for details.
- acq_pars
See also
Notes
The following parameters have a nested structure.
chs
list of dict:- calfloat
The calibration factor to bring the channels to physical units. Used in product with
range
to scale the data read from disk.- ch_namestr
The channel name.
- coil_typeint
Coil type, e.g.
FIFFV_COIL_MEG
.- coord_frameint
The coordinate frame used, e.g.
FIFFV_COORD_HEAD
.- kindint
The kind of channel, e.g.
FIFFV_EEG_CH
.- locarray, shape (12,)
Channel location. For MEG this is the position plus the normal given by a 3x3 rotation matrix. For EEG this is the position followed by reference position (with 6 unused). The values are specified in device coordinates for MEG and in head coordinates for EEG channels, respectively.
- lognoint
Logical channel number, conventions in the usage of this number vary.
- rangefloat
The hardware-oriented part of the calibration factor. This should be only applied to the continuous raw data. Used in product with
cal
to scale data read from disk.- scannoint
Scanning order number, starting from 1.
- unitint
The unit to use, e.g.
FIFF_UNIT_T_M
.- unit_mulint
Unit multipliers, most commonly
FIFF_UNITM_NONE
.
comps
list of dict:- ctfkindint
CTF compensation grade.
- colcalsndarray
Column calibrations.
- matdict
A named matrix dictionary (with entries “data”, “col_names”, etc.) containing the compensation matrix.
- rowcalsndarray
Row calibrations.
- save_calibratedbool
Were the compensation data saved in calibrated form.
dig
list:See
DigPoint
.events
list of dict:- channelslist of int
Channel indices for the events.
- listndarray, shape (n_events * 3,)
Events in triplets as number of samples, before, after.
file_id
dict:- versionint
FIF format version, i.e.
FIFFC_VERSION
.- machidndarray, shape (2,)
Unique machine ID, usually derived from the MAC address.
- secsint
Time in seconds.
- usecsint
Time in microseconds.
hpi_meas
list of dict:- creatorstr
Program that did the measurement.
- sfreqfloat
Sample rate.
- nchanint
Number of channels used.
- naveint
Number of averages used.
- ncoilint
Number of coils used.
- first_sampint
First sample used.
- last_sampint
Last sample used.
- hpi_coilslist of dict
Coils, containing:
- number: int
Coil number
- epochndarray
Buffer containing one epoch and channel.
- slopesndarray, shape (n_channels,)
HPI data.
- corr_coeffndarray, shape (n_channels,)
HPI curve fit correlations.
- coil_freqfloat
HPI coil excitation frequency
hpi_results
list of dict:- dig_pointslist
Digitization points (see
dig
definition) for the HPI coils.- orderndarray, shape (ncoil,)
The determined digitization order.
- usedndarray, shape (nused,)
The indices of the used coils.
- momentsndarray, shape (ncoil, 3)
The coil moments.
- goodnessndarray, shape (ncoil,)
The goodness of fits.
- good_limitfloat
The goodness of fit limit.
- dist_limitfloat
The distance limit.
- acceptint
Whether or not the fit was accepted.
- coord_transinstance of Transformation
The resulting MEG<->head transformation.
hpi_subsystem
dict:- ncoilint
The number of coils.
- event_channelstr
The event channel used to encode cHPI status (e.g., STI201).
- hpi_coilslist of ndarray
List of length
ncoil
, each 4-element ndarray contains the event bits used on the event channel to indicate cHPI status (using the first element of these arrays is typically sufficient).
proc_history
list of dict:- block_iddict
See
id
above.- datendarray, shape (2,)
2-element tuple of seconds and microseconds.
- experimenterstr
Name of the person who ran the program.
- creatorstr
Program that did the processing.
- max_infodict
Maxwel filtering info, can contain:
- sss_infodict
SSS processing information.
- max_st
tSSS processing information.
- sss_ctcdict
Cross-talk processing information.
- sss_caldict
Fine-calibration information.
- smartshielddict
MaxShield information. This dictionary is (always?) empty, but its presence implies that MaxShield was used during acquisiton.
subject_info
dict:- idint
Integer subject identifier.
- his_idstr
String subject identifier.
- last_namestr
Last name.
- first_namestr
First name.
- middle_namestr
Middle name.
- birthdaytuple of int
Birthday in (year, month, day) format.
- sexint
Subject sex (0=unknown, 1=male, 2=female).
- handint
Handedness (1=right, 2=left).
Methods
__contains__
(self, key, /)True if the dictionary has the specified key, else False.
x.__getitem__(y) <==> x[y]
__iter__
(self, /)Implement iter(self).
__len__
(self, /)Return len(self).
clear
()copy
(self)Copy the instance.
fromkeys
(iterable[, value])Create a new dictionary with keys from iterable and values set to value.
get
(self, key[, default])Return the value for key if key is in the dictionary, else default.
items
()keys
()normalize_proj
(self)(Re-)Normalize projection vectors after subselection.
pop
()If key is not found, d is returned if given, otherwise KeyError is raised
popitem
()2-tuple; but raise KeyError if D is empty.
setdefault
(self, key[, default])Insert key with a value of default if key is not in the dictionary.
update
()If E is present and has a .keys() method, then does: for k in E: D[k] = E[k] If E is present and lacks a .keys() method, then does: for k, v in E: D[k] = v In either case, this is followed by: for k in F: D[k] = F[k]
values
()-
__contains__
(self, key, /)¶ True if the dictionary has the specified key, else False.
-
__getitem__
()¶ x.__getitem__(y) <==> x[y]
-
__iter__
(self, /)¶ Implement iter(self).
-
__len__
(self, /)¶ Return len(self).
-
clear
()¶
-
fromkeys
(iterable, value=None, /)¶ Create a new dictionary with keys from iterable and values set to value.
-
get
(self, key, default=None, /)¶ Return the value for key if key is in the dictionary, else default.
-
items
()¶
-
keys
()¶
-
normalize_proj
(self)[source]¶ (Re-)Normalize projection vectors after subselection.
Applying projection after sub-selecting a set of channels that were originally used to compute the original projection vectors can be dangerous (e.g., if few channels remain, most power was in channels that are no longer picked, etc.). By default, mne will emit a warning when this is done.
This function will re-normalize projectors to use only the remaining channels, thus avoiding that warning. Only use this function if you’re confident that the projection vectors still adequately capture the original signal of interest.
-
pop
()¶ If key is not found, d is returned if given, otherwise KeyError is raised
-
popitem
()¶ 2-tuple; but raise KeyError if D is empty.
-
setdefault
(self, key, default=None, /)¶ Insert key with a value of default if key is not in the dictionary.
Return the value for key if key is in the dictionary, else default.
-
update
()¶ If E is present and has a .keys() method, then does: for k in E: D[k] = E[k] If E is present and lacks a .keys() method, then does: for k, v in E: D[k] = v In either case, this is followed by: for k in F: D[k] = F[k]
-
values
()¶


You have several options for handling slow members that receive data distribution. The slow receiver options control only to peer-to-peer communication between distributed regions using TCP/IP. This topic does not apply to client/server or multi-site communication, or to communication using the UDP unicast or IP multicast protocols.
Most of the options for handling slow members are related to on-site configuration during system integration and tuning. For this information, see Slow Receivers with TCP/IP.
Slowing is more likely to occur when applications run many threads, send large messages (due to large entry values), or have a mix of region configurations.
 The socket buffer size is set using gemfire.socket-buffer-size.
By default, distribution between system members is performed synchronously. With synchronous communication, when one member is slow to receive, it can cause its producer members to slow down as well. This can lead to general performance problems in the distributed system.
The specifications for handling slow receipt primarily affect how your members manage distribution for regions with distributed-no-ack scope, but it can affect other distributed scopes as well. If no regions have distributed-no-ack scope, this mechanism is unlikely to kick in at all. When slow receipt handling does kick in, however, it affects all distribution between the producer and consumer, regardless of scope. Partitioned regions ignore the scope attribute, but for the purposes of this discussion you should think of them as having an implicit distributed-ack scope.
Configuration Options
The slow receiver options are set in the producer member’s region attribute, enable-async-conflation, and in the consumer member’s async* gemfire.properties
settings.
Delivery Retries
If the receiver fails to receive a message, the sender continues to attempt to deliver the message as long as the receiving member is still in the distributed system. During the retry cycle, throws warnings that include this string:
will reattempt
The warnings are followed by an info message when the delivery finally succeeds.
Asynchronous Queueing For Slow Receivers
Your consumer members can be configured so that their producers switch to asynchronous messaging if the consumers are slow to respond to cache message distribution.
When a producer switches, it creates a queue to hold and manage that consumer’s cache messages. When the queue empties, the producer switches back to synchronous messaging for the consumer. The settings that cause the producers to switch are specified on the consumer side in gemfire.properties
file settings.
If you configure your consumers for slow receipt queuing, and your region scope is distributed-no-ack, you can also configure the producer to conflate entry update messages in its queues. This configuration option is set as the region attribute enable-async-conflation. By default distributed-no-ack entry update messages are not conflated.
Depending on the application, conflation can greatly reduce the number of messages the producer needs to send to the consumer. With conflation, when an entry update is added to the queue, if the last operation queued for that key is also an update operation, the previously enqueued update is removed, leaving only the latest update to be sent to the consumer. Only entry update messages originating in a region with distributed-no-ack scope are conflated. Region operations and entry operations other than updates are not conflated.
Some conflation may not occur because entry updates are sent to the consumer before they can be conflated. For this example, assume no messages are sent while the update for Key A is added.
Note: This method of conflation behaves the same as server-to-client conflation.
You can enable queue conflation on a region-by-region basis. You should always enable it unless it is incompatible with your application needs. Conflation reduces the amount of data queued and distributed.
These are reasons why conflation might not work for your application:
- With conflation, earlier entry updates are removed from the queue and replaced by updates sent later in the queue. This is problematic for applications that depend on a specific ordering of entry modifications. For example, if your receiver has a CacheListener that needs to know about every state change, you should disable conflation.
- If your queue remains in use for a significant period and you have entries that are updated frequently, you could have a series of update message replacements resulting in a notable delay in the arrival of any update for some entries. Imagine that update 1, before it is sent, is removed in favor of a later update 2. Then, before update 2 can be sent, it is removed in favor of update 3, and so on. This could result in unacceptably stale data on the receiver.


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[Interrogator] Have you ever been in an institution?
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[Interrogator] Do they keep you in a cell?
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[Interrogator] When you're not performing your duties, do they keep you in a little box?
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[Interrogator] What's it like to hold the hand of someone you love?
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[Interrogator] Did they teach you how to feel, finger to finger?
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[Interrogator] Do you feel that there's a part of you that's missing?
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[Interrogator] Why don't you say that three times: "within cells interlinked"
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Methods
Default constructor does nothing.
Overload:
Creates a new sensor.
| object | The parent LogicObject |
| name | Unique identifier for this sensor. If this is empty one will be generated automatically |
Sets the trigger distance
| val | number |
Gets the trigger distance
Sets the trigger reset distance
| val | number |
Gets the trigger reset distance
Sets the material name to look for. Blank for any.
| val | string |
Gets the material name to look for.
Sets the property name to look for. Blank for any.
| val | string |
Gets the property name to look for.


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TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
TENOFOVIR DISOPROXIL
See also: nephrotoxic medications
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 214
TENOFOVIR DISOPROXIL RxNorm: 300195 ATC: J05AF07 |
NON STEROIDAL ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DRUGS CLASS CODE: M01A-002 |
Risk of increase of the nephrotoxicity of the tenofovir, especially with large doses of the anti-inflammatory or in the presence of factors of risk of renal insufficiency. |
Precaution for use When these are administered together, monitor renal function. |
TENOFOVIR DISOPROXIL RxNorm: 300195 ATC: J05AF07 |
ATAZANAVIR RxNorm: 343047 ATC: J05AE08 |
Decrease by about a third of the exposure to the atazanavir in patients who are also taking tenofovir, compared to a healthy subject receiving the same substances together |
Take into account Do not administer the atazanavir with the tenofovir without ritonavir. |
TENOFOVIR DISOPROXIL RxNorm: 300195 ATC: J05AF07 |
DIDANOSINE RxNorm: 3364 ATC: J05AF02 |
Risk of failure of the antiretroviral treatment, even emergence of resistance. In addition, increase of the risk of the mitochondrial toxicity of the didanosine |
Not recommended |
TENOFOVIR DISOPROXIL RxNorm: 300195 ATC: J05AF07 |
LEDIPASVIR RxNorm: 1591922 ATC: not found |
When co-administered with a protease inhibitor, increase of the plasma concentrations of the tenofovir by the ledipasvir |
Precaution for use Clinical and biological monitoring, especially of the renal function. |


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Data Engineering Training Materials
1 Introduction
All of the code and documentation for the Covid Act Now (CAN) scrapers, including this document, is in the can-scrapers Github repository. We will refer to various folders within this repository throughout this document.
2 Data Engineering Team
The data engineering team currently consists of:
- Chase Coleman
- Spencer Lyon
3 COVID Data
3.1 Cases and deaths
Case data can be split into two categories
- Confirmed cases|deaths: This typically refers to individuals who have tested positive for COVID (typically via a 1)
- Suspected (Probable) cases|deaths: This refers to an individual, one who was typically hospitalized, who had many of the symptoms associated with COVID but that had not been administered a test to confirm the diagnosis. This variable definition was especially relevant early in the pandemic when there was not wide-spread testing.
In our work, we will mostly focus on total cases|deaths which includes the sum of confirmed and suspected cases|deaths – This is because now that we have wide-spread testing, there are fewer suspected cases because they can easily be confirmed
3.2 Hospitalizations
3.3 Tests
3.3.1 Test types
There are three main kinds of tests antibody, antigen, and molecular. Antigen and molecular are both types of diagnostic tests and we'll group them together for our explanation below:
- Antibody tests
Antibody tests, also known as serology tests, are described by the FDA as,
An antibody test looks for antibodies that are made by your immune system in response to a threat, such as a specific virus. Antibodies can help fight infections. Antibodies can take several days or weeks to develop after you have an infection and may stay in your blood for several weeks or more after recovery. Because of this, antibody tests should not be used to diagnose COVID-19. At this time researchers do not know if the presence of antibodies means that you are immune to COVID-19 in the future.
- Diagnostic tests
Diagnostic tests are themselves broken into two sub-categories:
Diagnostic tests are described by the FDA as,
A diagnostic test can show if you have an active coronavirus infection and should take steps to quarantine or isolate yourself from others. Currently there are two types of diagnostic tests– molecular tests, such as RT-PCR tests, that detect the virus’s genetic material, and antigen tests that detect specific proteins from the virus.
3.3.2 Measurements
There has been a significant amount of confusion about the units that testing data is being reported in, see the COVID Tracking Project's blog post on the topic. There are three main ways that COVID testing data is measured,
- Specimens tested: The number of specimens that the labs collected/tested in a given geography
- Test encounters: The number of unique people tested in a particular day for a given geography
- Unique people: The number of unique people ever tested for a given geography
Lets work through an example so we can be specific about the difference:
Imagine that Alice and Bob both go to get tested on April 1, 2020. Two specimen samples are collected from Alice and two specimen samples are collected from Bob. Alice and Bob then go to a Memorial Day celebration at the end of May and find out that the host tested COVID positive so they both go to get tested again on June 1, 2020. An additional two specimens are collected from both Alice and Bob.
- How many specimens do Alice and Bob contribute to the total? Both Alice and Bob would contribute two specimens from April and two specimens from June for a total of eight specimens.
- How many test encounters do Alice and Bob contribute to the total? Both Alice and Bob would contribute a single test encounter from April and a single test encounter from June for a total of four test encounters.
- How many unique people do Alice and Bob contribute to the total? Although Alice and Bob were each tested twice, they are the same person in April and June, so they would only contribute two unique people to the total.
The preferred metric at CAN is (currently) to count PCR test encounters. This will not always be available so its important that we collect whatever is available even if it isn't what we "want".
4 Database
All of the data that is collected is stored in a PostgreSQL database hosted on Google Cloud. This database is structured in three schemas:
api
: This is the public facing schema. It does not contain any tables itself but rather contains views and materialized viewsdata
: This schema is where data that is collected is storedmeta
: This schema contains meta information about geographies and variables. It is information that will only be changed/updated infrequently.
We will now discuss a few important tables from these schemas and discuss how they referentially fit together
4.1 Schemas and tables
4.1.1 meta
meta.locations
This table contains information on the various types of locations that we can describe
CREATE TABLE meta.locations ( id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY, location BIGINT, location_type SMALLINT REFERENCES meta.location_type (id), state text, name text, area real, latitude real, longitude real, fullname text );
The most important (non-obvious) columns are discussed below:
id
: An internal identifier used to ensure that each geography has a unique identification keylocation
: An identifer more used for joining and reference purposeslocation_type
: References another table that keeps track of the types of geographies that we can reference – We need for potential conflicts such as a 5 digit zip code conflicting with a 5 digit FIPS codename
orfullname
: These are a text name for the geography and will often have the same value but may differ in cases like "St. Louis" (name
) `vs "St. Louis City"|"St. Louis County" (fullname
).
meta.covid_categories
This table contains information on the different COVID "sub-categories" (variables) and their corresponding category
CREATE TABLE meta.covid_categories ( category TEXT, subcategory TEXT UNIQUE, PRIMARY KEY (category, subcategory) );
meta.covid_measurement
This table contains information on the different types of measurement classification for certain variables, namely: cumulative, current, new
CREATE TABLE meta.covid_measurement ( name TEXT UNIQUE PRIMARY KEY );
meta.covid_unit
This table contains information on the unit that the data is being reported in
CREATE TABLE meta.covid_unit ( name TEXT UNIQUE PRIMARY KEY );
meta.covid_demographics
This contains information on the demographics being reported
CREATE TABLE meta.covid_demographics ( id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY, age TEXT, race TEXT, sex TEXT );
4.1.2 data
data.covid_{source}
This is where the data will be stored for each individual source (where
source
can take the valuesofficial
,usafacts
,nyt
, etc…)CREATE TABLE data.covid_official ( vintage TIMESTAMP, dt DATE, location BIGINT REFERENCES meta.locations (location), variable_id SMALLINT REFERENCES meta.covid_variables (id), demographic_id SMALLINT REFERENCES meta.covid_demographics (id), value REAL, provider INT REFERENCES data.covid_providers (id) NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (vintage, dt, location, variable_id, demographic_id) );
data.covid_observations
We will combine data from each of the sources into this table
CREATE TABLE data.covid_observations ( vintage TIMESTAMP, dt DATE, location BIGINT REFERENCES meta.locations (location), variable_id SMALLINT REFERENCES meta.covid_variables (id), demographic_id SMALLINT REFERENCES meta.covid_demographics (id), value REAL, provider INT REFERENCES data.covid_providers (id) NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (vintage, dt, location, variable_id, demographic_id) );
4.2 Cross references
As seen in data.covid_observations
, an observation is defined by:
vintage
dt
location
variable_id
demographic_id
5 Scraper Library
The scrapers are defined by 4 operations:
- Fetch: Retrieves raw data from dashboard
- Normalize: Ingests raw data and spits out normalized data
- Validate: Makes sure that the new normalized data is sensible
- Put: Puts data into our database
5.1 DatasetBase
and relevant subclasses
5.1.1 DatasetBase
This is the most important base class and all scrapers will inherit from it (as their last parent).
It is found in can-scrapers/can_tools/scrapers/base.py
Methods that must be defined:
fetch
normalize
Methods that you are likely to use*
_retrieve_vintage
_retrieve_dt
extract_CMU
5.1.2 StateDashboard
or CountyDashboard
This is another class that you are likely to use and is used when we don't have another subclass that specializes in extracting data from that particular dashboard
It is found in can-scrapers/can_tools/scrapers/official/base.py
5.1.3 ArcGIS
This subclass specializes in extracting information from an ArcGIS dashboard (which are most of the current scrapers).
Properties that must be defined
ARCGIS_ID
Methods that you are likely to use
get_all_jsons
arcgis_jsons_to_df
6 Scraper Infrastructure
The overall microservice architecture we use is shown in the diagram below:
In, words, these components are:
- Scrapers: these are open source scrapers written in Python. The repository is here https://github.com/covid-projections/can-scrapers
- Database: we store all data in a postgrestql database
- API: We have REST and GraphQL APIs. They are automatically generated using the PostgREST and postgraphile libraries
- Client Libraries: We have client libraries in Python, R, and Julia that integrate with the REST API
- API Gateway: we have a Kong API gateway that sits in front of all user requests and handles things like caching, routing, and authentication
- Other services: we have a handful of other microservices that perform specific functions. These are contained in docker containers that communicate over HTTP and are managed by Google Cloud run
7 Getting Started, Development Notes
7.1 Creating a development environment
- Install
conda
(either anaconda or miniconda) - Create a conda environment for this project,
conda create can-tools python=3.6
- Activate the environment,
conda activate can-tools
- Move your command line or terminal into the
can-scrapers
directory - Install the required packages,
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
- Install development version of the
can-tools
package,pip install -e .
7.2 Setting up VS Code
Steps to set up VS code:
- Install
python
andpylance
VS code extensions - Reload vs code window
- Open
can-scrapers
directory in VS code - Select the
can-tools
conda environment as the workspace interpreter.
Please do not push any changes made to the .vscode
directory. That has some
shared settings, but will also be overwritten by the absolute path to the
conda environment on your machine. This path is unlikely to match exactly
with the path for any other team members
7.3 Writing a new scraper
As seen in Scraper Library, a scraper requires 4 methods:
fetch
normalize
validate
put
Most scrapers will not require one to write the validate
or put
methods
because the generic methods should be able to validate the data and dump it into
the database


Projects
For your final assignment in this course you will work on a data science project over several weeks. The goal of the project is to go through the complete data scince process to answer questions about the dataset you choose. You will acquire the data, re-shape and clean it, explore it, run analysis on it, visualize your results and present it to a reader.
Project Team
You will work closely with other classmates in a 2-3 person project team. You can come up with your own teams and use our discussion forum to find prospective team members. If you can’t find a partner we will team you up randomly. We recognize that individual schedules and other constraints might limit your ability to work in a team, and we will allow you to work alone for justifiable reasons. In general, we do not anticipate that the grades for each group member will be different. However, we reserve the right to assign different grades to each group member based on peer assessments (see below).
Project Steps
There are a few actions you have to for your final project. It is critical to note that no extensions will be given for any of these dates for any reason. For due dates see the schedule. Late days may not be used. Projects submitted after the final due date will not be graded. These steps are:
- Project proposals (treated as a homework)
- Milestone 1, a functional project prototype
- Project review with the staff
- Final project submission (including screen-cast) & peer evaluations
- Best project presentations and prizes
Proposal
You start your project by forming your groups and letting us know what topic you are interested in exploring by submitting a project data form. Please submit only one form per team!. In addition to the form, you will create a proposal document in the form of a Jupyter Notebook, addressing the following points. Use these points as headers in your document.
- Basic Info. The project title, your names, e-mail addresses, UIDs.
- Background and Motivation. Discuss your motivations and reasons for choosing this project, especially any background or research interests that may have influenced your decision.
- Project Objectives. Provide the primary questions you are trying to answer in your project. What would you like to learn and accomplish? List the benefits.
- Data. From where and how are you collecting your data? If appropriate, provide a link to your data sources.
- Data Processing. Do you expect to do substantial data cleanup or data extraction? What quantities do you plan to derive from your data? How will data processing be implemented?
- Exploratory Analysis. Which methods and visualizations are you planning to use to look at your dataset?
- Analysis Methodology. How are you planning to analyze your data?
- Project Schedule. Make sure that you plan your work so that you can avoid a big rush right before the final project deadline, and delegate different modules and responsibilities among your team members. Write this in terms of weekly deadlines.
As a ballpark number: your proposal should be about 2-3 pages of text and figures. You can also include some preliminary data acquisition / anlysis steps.
Based on your proposals we will assign a staff member to your team who will guide you through the rest of the project. You will schedule a project review meeting with a staff member. Make sure all of your team members are present at the meeting.
Realizing your Project
When starting to work on your project, you begin to refine your proposal by filling in the conceptual sections with code. E.g., in the data section you add the code that acquires and loads your code, in the processing section, you add the code that does the cleanup, etc.  You may add supplementary notebooks that, e.g., document analysis path that you chose to abandon, or you may add links to interactive web-based visualizations. Your main notebook, however, should contain everything we need to re-do and re-trace your analysis. As appropriate, transfer content from your proposal document to the notebook.
Make sure to also include your dataset in your submission, or, if appropriate link to the dataset.
Project Milestone
For your milestone, we expect you to have acquired, cleaned, and explored your dataset. You should also explain in more detail what will go into your final analysis. Explain deviations from your initial project plan.
If you are uncertain about the scope, please contact the staff member responsible for your project.
Final Project Submission
For your final project you must complete the analysis in your notebook and present your results in a compelling way.
Project Screen-Cast
You must also include a three minute video including audio walking us through your project. Each team will create a three minute screen-cast with narration showing a demo of your project and/or some slides. You can use any screencast tool of your choice. Please make sure that the sound quality of your video is good. Upload the video to an online video-platform such as YouTube or Vimeo and link to it from your notebook.
We will strictly enforce the three minute time limit for the video, so please make sure you are not running longer. Use principles of good storytelling and presentations to get your key points across. Focus the majority of your screencast on your main contributions rather than on technical details. What do you feel is the best part of your project? What insights did you gain? What is the single most important thing you would like your audience to take away? Make sure it is front and center rather than at the end.
Peer Assessment
It is important to provide positive feedback to people who truly worked hard for the good of the team and to also make suggestions to those you perceived not to be working as effectively on team tasks. We ask you to provide an honest assessment of the contributions of the members of your team, including yourself. The feedback you provide should reflect your judgment of each team member’s:
- Preparation – were they prepared during team meetings?
- Contribution – did they contribute productively to the team discussion and work?
- Respect for others’ ideas – did they encourage others to contribute their ideas?
- Flexibility – were they flexible when disagreements occurred?
Your teammate’s assessment of your contributions and the accuracy of your self-assessment will be considered as part of your overall project score.
Submission Instructions
Submission will be handled trough Canvas.
Project Presentation
Each team will be given a brief slot (~5 minutes) to present their project in one of the two last lectures. Present your analysis questions and your main contributions, but also explain your methods and justify your choices. What do you feel is the best part of your project? What insights did you gain? What is the single most important thing you would like your audience to take away?
Grading Criteria
- Project Scope - Did you choose the appropriate complexity and level of difficulty of your project?
- Process Book - Did you follow the data science process and is it well documented in your notebook?
- Solution - Is your analysis effective and correct in answering your intended questions?
- Implementation - What is the quality of your code? Is it appropriately polished, robust, and reliable?
- Presentation - Is your notebook well narrated? Do you use the appropriate visualizations to communicate your data? Is your screencast clear, engaging, and effective?
- Peer Evaluations - Your individual project score will also be influenced by your peer evaluations.
- Project Presentation - Did you present your project well in class.


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The karst seascape of Halong Bay is one of the world's most spellbinding sea views and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Thousands of limestone islands sit within this bay in the Gulf of Tonkin, eroded into jagged pinnacles by wind and water action over millennia.
With the bay's scenery best seen by boat, this is prime cruising territory. Opt for at least an overnight tour to see Halong Bay's iconic views as a day trip doesn't do it justice.
There are plenty of caves in the bay that can be entered including the Hang Sung Sot, with three mammoth caverns, and the Hang Dao Go, with superbly weird stalagmites and stalactites. For most people though, the highlight is simply cruising amid the karsts and soaking up the changing scenery of pinnacles as you pass by.


Sophia - the social Robot?
Sophia has been interviewed in the same manner as a human, striking up conversations with hosts. Some replies have been nonsensical, while others have impressed interviewers such as 60 Minutes' Charlie Rose.In a piece for CNBC, when the interviewer expressed concerns about robot behavior, Sophia joked that he had "been reading too much Elon Musk. And watching too many Hollywood movies".Musk tweeted that Sophia should watch The Godfather and asked "what's the worst that could happen?"Business Insider's chief UK editor Jim Edwards interviewed Sophia, and while the answers were "not altogether terrible", he predicted it was a step towards "conversational artificial intelligence".At the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show, a BBC News reporter described talking with Sophia as "a slightly awkward experience". On October 11, 2017, Sophia was introduced to the United Nations with a brief conversation with the United Nations Deputy Secretary-General, Amina J. Mohammed.On October 25, at the Future Investment Summit in Riyadh, the robot was granted Saudi Arabian citizenship, becoming the first robot ever to have a nationality. This attracted controversy as some commentators wondered if this implied that Sophia could vote or marry, or whether a deliberate system shutdown could be considered murder. Social media users used Sophia's citizenship to criticize Saudi Arabia's human rights record.As expressed by Ali Al-Ahmed, director of the Institute for Gulf Affairs, "Women (in Saudi Arabia) have since committed suicide because they couldn’t leave the house, and Sophia is running around [without a male guardian]. Saudi law doesn’t allow non-Muslims to get citizenship. Did Sophia convert to Islam? What is the religion of this Sophia and why isn’t she wearing hijab? If she applied for citizenship as a human she wouldn’t get it."It has been countered that not being a Muslim is not a formal barrier to being a Saudi citizen, though officials may take it into consideration at their discretion.In December 2017, Sophia's creator David Hanson said in an interview that Sophia would use her citizenship to advocate for women's rights in her new country of citizenship; Newsweek criticized that "What [Hanson] means, exactly, is unclear".
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This library allows you to quickly and easily send emails through SendGrid using PHP.
{% anchor h2 %} How To Install The Libraries {% endanchor %} {% codeblock %} git clone git://github.com/sendgrid/sendgrid-php.git {% endcodeblock %} {% anchor h2 %} SendGrid APIs {% endanchor %}SendGrid provides two methods of sending email: the Web API, and SMTP API. SendGrid recommends using the SMTP API for sending emails. For an explanation of the benefits of each, refer to the integration page.
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Sending an email is as simple as:
To begin using this library, you must first include it in your code, like so:
{% codeblock lang:php %} {% endcodeblock %}Then, initialize the SendGrid object with your SendGrid credentials:
{% codeblock lang:php %} {% endcodeblock %}Create a new SendGrid Mail object and add your message details, as follows:
{% codeblock lang:php %} addTo('foo@bar.com')-> setFrom('me@bar.com')-> setSubject('Subject goes here')-> setText('Hello World!')-> setHtml('Hello World!'); ?> {% endcodeblock %}Finally, send it using the API of your choice of SMTP like so:
{% codeblock lang:php %} smtp-> send($mail); ?> {% endcodeblock %}Or you can send it using the Web API like so:
{% codeblock lang:php %} web-> send($mail); ?> {% endcodeblock %} {% anchor h3 %} Using Categories {% endanchor %}Categories are used to group email statistics provided by SendGrid. To use a category, simply set the category name.
{% info %} There is a maximum of 10 categories per email. {% endinfo %} {% codeblock lang:php %} addTo('foo@bar.com')-> ... addCategory("Category 1")-> addCategory("Category 2"); ?> {% endcodeblock %} {% anchor h3 %} Using Attachments {% endanchor %}Attachments are currently file based only, with future plans for an in memory implementation as well.
{% info %} Total file attachments are limited to ~20 MB (the total message size can not exceed 20 MB). {% endinfo %} {% codeblock lang:php %} addTo('foo@bar.com')-> ... addAttachment("../path/to/file.txt"); ?> {% endcodeblock %} {% warning %} setBcc is not supported with attachments. This is by design. Instead use multiple addTos. Each user will receive their own personalized email with that setup, and receive the attachment correctly. {% endwarning %} {% anchor h3 %} Using Substitutions {% endanchor %}Substitutions can be used to customize multi-recipient emails, and tailor them for the user.
{% codeblock lang:php %} addTo('john@somewhere.com')-> addTo("harry@somewhere.com")-> addTo("Bob@somewhere.com")-> ... setHtml("Hey %name%, we've seen that you've been gone for a while")-> addSubstitution("%name%", array("John", "Harry", "Bob")); ?> {% endcodeblock %} {% anchor h3 %} Using Sections {% endanchor %}Sections can be used to further customize messages for the end users. A section is only useful in conjunction with a substition value.
{% codeblock lang:php %} addTo('john@somewhere.com')-> addTo("harry@somewhere.com")-> addTo("Bob@somewhere.com")-> ... setHtml("Hey %name%, you work at %place%")-> addSubstitution("%name%", array("John", "Harry", "Bob"))-> addSubstitution("%place%", array("%office%", "%office%", "%home%"))-> addSection("%office%", "an office")-> addSection("%home%", "your house"); ?> {% endcodeblock %} {% anchor h3 %} Using Unique Arguments {% endanchor %}Unique Arguments can be used for tracking purposes and developing data for unique statistical analysis.
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{% codeblock lang:php %} addTo('foo@bar.com')-> ... addFilterSetting("gravatar", "enable", 1)-> addFilterSetting("footer", "enable", 1)-> addFilterSetting("footer", "text/plain", "Here is a plain text footer")-> addFilterSetting("footer", "text/html", "Here is an HTML footer"); ?> {% endcodeblock %} {% anchor h3 %} Using Headers {% endanchor %}Headers can be used to add existing sendgrid functionality (such as for categories or filters), or custom headers can be added as necessary.
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Copper Creek and Lower Paradise Valley Trip Report
Nature is ever at work building and pulling down, creating and destroying, keeping everything whirling and flowing, allowing no rest but in rhythmical motion, chasing everything in endless song out of one beautiful form into another.
– John Muir in Our National Parks, Chapter 3
This has been a crazy year in the Sierras. We’ve had record snowfall and now everything is melting and flooding like crazy. The rivers are swollen and the falls are roaring so we thought we had to get out and experience it.
We left late last Friday night, June 23rd, at around 7pm from San Francisco. We picked up Alex and Leslie down in Burlingame and aimed the car towards the Sierras. The drive over to Kings Canyon was fairly uneventful. Traffic was light and the weather was good, but very hot in the Central Valley. As we gained altitude, the temps dropped to be a more reasonable 60s-70s, but it was also close to 12:30am at this point. All the campgrounds in Kings Canyon were full so we pitched our tents next to the road in Sequoia National Forest and went to sleep dreaming about the next day.
It was slow going the next morning as Andrea and I were pretty tired, but Alex and Leslie were already up and ready to roll out. We still had a bit of driving to do, but what a drive it was. The 180 carves back and forth on the south side of the canyon with imposing granite monoliths on either side and the ferocious Kings River pummeling away at the rocks below. Wildflowers, in stark contrast with this savagery, were in full bloom, all decked out in their royal purples and pinks.
We kept going, engine roaring away as we climbed. The road then passed over to the north side of the canyon and it dropped nearly to the level of the river. This is where you could really feel its raw power. The Kings held nothing back. The river was completely white with fury. Trees held on for dear life as the ground beneath them was swept away, but it was only a matter of time. The Kings River will win.
The road, as if sensing that it should leave before it too was washed away, then curved away from the river. We passed through some beautiful evergreen forests and enjoyed the gentler incline. We were in the valley proper. We could see massive granite piles peaking out from between the trees and rising thousands of feet vertically from the valley floor. But then, abruptly, we ran out of asphalt. We had reached the road’s end.
We had wanted to do part of the Rae Lakes Loop in Kings Canyon National Park, but after talking to the rangers we learned that the recent snowmelt had wrecked havok on that area. Bridges were washed away, trails were flooded, and they had years worth of work to repair everything. We decided that we should hike the Copper Creek trail since it was one of the least affected by the flooding.
We started up the trail around 10am. It was already in high 80s and sun was beating down on us. The trail starts off at a breakneck pace upwards climbing 1000+ feet a mile. The flora was very Mediterranean in nature and bone dry. It did not provide us with much cover from the sun, but thankfully the clouds rolled in and cooled us off with some light showers.
The heat, altitude (close to 8000 feet at this point), and lack of sleep got to us. We set up camp close to Lower Tent Meadow about 4 miles in and took a nap. Alex and Leslie kept going, determined to reach Grouse Lake at 10,000 feet. We ended up relaxing most of the afternoon and making dinner before they came back. They turned back once they hit the snow line at 9500 feet. A ranger stopped by our campground and she said that a group further along the trail saw a mother bear and with some cubs and had to scare them off when they got too inquisitive.
It was much cooler up here then down below so we slept much better. The next day, we decided to go back down to Road’s End and do a short day hike up to Mist Falls since the rest of the Copper Creek trail past Upper Tent Meadow was not passable yet. The hike down went very quickly and was fairly uneventful. A highlight was seeing a deer very close to the trail and the magnificent views that we would sometimes get between the trails.
We dropped off some of our gear at the car and then headed out towards Mist Falls. It was about 4.7 miles from the trailhead, but the route was fairly flat. The challenge this time came in the form of flooding of the trail and loads of mosquitoes. The insects were unbearable in the wooded areas. They swarmed behind us and if we stopped, even for a couple seconds, we were quickly coated with them. We tried to keep up the pace the whole time. We also ran into quite a few snakes, including a juvenile rattler, likely ousted from their normal dwellings by the raging river.
Once we made it out of the boggy parts of the trail, the landscape changed dramatically. Granite flows started to dominate and the mosquitoes wilted away. The forest opened up and we were greeted with some of the most picturesque views that I have ever experienced in the Sierras. We stretched out on the warm granite flows and soaked in the warm California sun while Mist Falls roared away behind us.
We even saw a hummingbird investigating some flowers near us. Paradise Valley, indeed.
We had to brave the bogs and mosquitoes on the way back too, but we were mentally prepared for it this time. We slogged through it again and made it back to car with only couple more bites to our name.


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Fetches a number of entries from the specified leaderboard.
The leaderboard must be previously retrieved via gog_create_leaderboard.
Positions start at 1. End position is inclusive, so to fetch first 10 items you could do
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The operation is asynchronous and dispatches an async event when completed. async_load will contain the following fields:
- event_type: set to "gog_leaderboard_download".
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- result: 1 if successful, anything else on failure.
- numEntries: number of entries received.
- entries: if successful, contains a string with JSON data for entries, such as
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{ "user": "194040212412504931", "name": "GalaxyTest", "score": 2, "rank": 1 },
{ "user": "191102906021773312", "name": "YellowAfterlife", "score": 1, "rank": 2 }
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- user: GOG user ID (including bit flags) as a string.
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- rank: User's rank (1 for first place).
- score: User's score.
Returns whether the async operation started (no early error).
For example, if you wanted to fill out a number of leaderboard_ variables when the scores are received, you could add the following code to Async - Steam event:
if (async_load[?"event_type"] == "gog_leaderboard_download") {
if (async_load[?"success"]) {
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Between regularly scheduled TEDx events, salon events are short weekly or monthly events that keep the TEDx community involved. Each event is short and pleasant, lasting only a few hours rather than an entire day. Salons, unlike bigger annual TEDx events, do not necessarily cover a broad range of topics; they can focus on any topic, even a burning question. Salon attendees always watch a selection of TED Talks, and occasionally a few live speakers, followed by discussions about the ideas. Salon events can also be hosted on any digital platform with each virtual session having three components - a live host, talks by the speakers and a small group discussion.
One of the most important aspects of a salon is the vibrant dialogue that allows guests to actively engage in the event. Salons bring participants together in more intimate venues, giving them more opportunities to get to know and discuss ideas with one another unlike a typical TEDx event.
TEDxBITSPilani brings together a collection of doers, thinkers, innovators, explorers, visionaries, teachers, learners and seeks to illuminate, inspire, change perceptions, incite action and foster new connections.
We are focused on proffering a TED stage to speakers of varied backgrounds and experiences for inspirational and intellectual acceleration. Our event strategically allocates a window for collaboration of arts, sciences, entrepreneurship and women empowerment - ideas that are close to our central theme: ReconstrucTED.
In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.
TEDx was created in the spirit of TED's mission, "ideas worth spreading." It supports independent organizers who want to create a TED-like event in their own community. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event.
At TEDx events, a screening of TED Talks videos — or a combination of live presenters and TED Talks videos — sparks deep conversation and connections at the local level. TEDx events are planned and coordinated independently, under a free license granted by TED.
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Ionic Progressive Web App
This guide is a continuation of the guide Angular PWAs, therefore, valid concepts explained there are still valid in this page but focused on Ionic.
Assumptions
This guide assumes that you already have installed:
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Node.js
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npm package manager
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Angular CLI
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Ionic 4 CLI
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Capacitor
Also, it is a good idea to read the document about PWA using Angular.
Sample Application
To explain how to build progressive web apps (PWA) using Ionic 4, a basic application is going to be built. This app will be able to take photos even without network using PWA elements.
Step 1: Create a new project
This step can be completed with one simple command: ionic start <name> <template>
, where <name> is the name and <template> a model for the app. In this case, the app is going to be named basic-ion-pwa.
Step 2: Structures and styles
The styles (scss) and structures (html) do not have anything specially relevant, just colors and ionic web components. The code can be found in devon4ng samples.
Step 3: Add functionality
After this step, the app will allow users take photos and display them in the main screen. First we have to import three important elements:
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DomSanitizer: Sanitizes values to be safe to use.
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SafeResourceUrl: Interface for values that are safe to use as URL.
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Plugins: Capacitor constant value used to access to the device’s camera and toast dialogs.
import { DomSanitizer, SafeResourceUrl } from '@angular/platform-browser';
import { Plugins, CameraResultType } from '@capacitor/core';
const { Camera, Toast } = Plugins;
The process of taking a picture is enclosed in a takePicture method. takePicture calls the Camera’s getPhoto function which returs an URL or an exception. If a photo is taken then the image displayed in the main page will be changed for the new picture, else, if the app is closed without changing it, a toast message will be displayed.
export class HomePage {
image: SafeResourceUrl;
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async takePicture() {
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} catch (e) {
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async show(message: string) {
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Step 4: PWA Elements
When Ionic apps are not running natively, some resources like Camera do not work by default but can be enabled using PWA Elements. To use Capacitor’s PWA elements run npm install @ionic/pwa-elements
and modify src/main.ts as shown below.
...
// Import for PWA elements
import { defineCustomElements } from '@ionic/pwa-elements/loader';
if (environment.production) {
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platformBrowserDynamic().bootstrapModule(AppModule)
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defineCustomElements(window);
Step 5: Make it Progressive.
Turining an ionic 4 app into a PWA is pretty easy, the same module used to turn Angular apps into PWAs has to be added, to do so, run: ng add @angular/pwa
. This command also creates an icons folder inside src/assets and contains angular icons for multiple resolutions. If you want use other images, be sure that they have the same resolution, the names can be different but the file manifest.json has to be changed accordingly.
Step 6: Configure the app
manifest.json
Default configuration.
ngsw-config.json
At assetGroups → resources add a urls field and a pattern to match PWA Elements scripts and other resources (images, styles, …):
"urls": ["https://unpkg.com/<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Step 7: Check that your app is a PWA
To check if an app is a PWA lets compare its normal behaviour against itself but built for production. Run in the project’s root folder the commands below:
ionic build --prod
to build the app using production settings.
npm install http-server
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http-server -o
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to open the common app (not built).
The first difference can be found on Developer tools → application, here it is seen that the PWA application (left) has a service worker and the common one does not.
If the "offline" box is checked, it will force a disconnection from network. In situations where users do not have connectivity or have a slow, one the PWA can still be accesed and used.
Finally, plugins like Lighthouse can be used to test whether an application is progressive or not.


Govt. 5G Inquiry Goes North
by Computer Daily NewsThe House of Reps Standing Committee on Communications and the Arts is holding the first public hearing for its inquiry into the deployment, adoption and application of 5G in Australia today, in Southport on the Gold Coast.
The inquiry was launched in September with very brief, but wide-ranging terms of reference: to investigate the capability, capacity and deployment of 5G; and to understand the application of 5G, including use cases for enterprise and government. Security issues are not included.
The inquiry has received 213 submissions, the vast majority from individuals. Those examined by CDN were all concerned that 5G radiation could be harmful. So far no other public hearings have been scheduled.


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Instance Method Summary (collapse)
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- (Object) all_helpers
Most of the black magic here thanks to Xavier Shay (@xshay) Provide access to helper methods from outside controllers and views, such as in Presenter objects.
Instance Method Details
- (Object) all_helpers
Most of the black magic here thanks to Xavier Shay (@xshay) Provide access to helper methods from outside controllers and views, such as in Presenter objects. Rails provides ActionController::Base.helpers, but this does not include any of our application helpers.
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Transformations
This tutorial is part of Iconify for React with API tutorial.
An icon can be rotated and flipped horizontally and/or vertically. All transformations are done relative to the center of the icon.
There are two types of transformations:
- Horizontal and vertical flip.
- Rotation by 90, 180 and 270 degrees.
CSS vs Iconify transformations
These are not CSS transformations, transformations are applied inside SVG.
What's the difference from CSS transformations?
- If you rotate an icon by 90 degrees in CSS, icon's bounding box remains the same. 16x24 icon still takes space for 16x24, but might overlap elements around it.
- If you rotate an icon by 90 degrees in SVG Framework, icon's dimensions swap places. 16x24 icon becomes 24x16 icon and it does not affect elements around it.
Example:

Test icon <InlineIcon icon="fa-regular:handshake" rotate="90deg" /> with text around it

Test icon <InlineIcon icon="fa-regular:handshake" style={{ transform: 'rotate(90deg)' }} /> with text around it

Test icon with text around it
Test icon with text around it
In example above, first icon is rotated using rotate attribute, second icon is rotated using CSS. First icon kept its 1em height, second icon became taller than it should be.
Sometimes you do want behaviour that CSS transformations provide. Then you can still use CSS transformations by adding it to inline style.
Flip
You can flip icon horizontally and/or vertically.
One way to do that is to add flip attribute with comma separated values. Possible values:
- "horizontal": flip icon horizontally.
- "vertical": flip icon vertically.
You can also do that by setting hFlip and / or vFlip attributes to true.
Example:

No flip: <InlineIcon icon="bi:check2-circle" />

Horizontal flip: <InlineIcon icon="bi:check2-circle" flip="horizontal" />

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Vertical flip: <InlineIcon icon="bi:check2-circle" vFlip={true} />

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Vertical flip:
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Rotation
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Alexander Nevsky (1938, Sergei Eisenstein)
A retrospective review by David M. Arnold
The year was 1938. Russia had signed a non-aggression treaty with Germany. Stalin, perhaps since he was cut from the same cloth as was Hitler, understood better than the other Allies that the Germans couldn't be trusted. Like many totalatarian regimes, Stalin's believed the purpose of Art was as a tool of the State to communicate to the masses.
Sergei Eisenstien, the great Russian filmmaker and theorist was approached by Stalin to make a film that would help prepare the Soviet population for war with Germany. Eisenstien chose as the subject of his film a historic event: The defeat of the Teutonic Knights by the Russians under the leadership of Alexander Nevsky in 1242. Sergei Prokofiev provided the score, and Stalin gave Eisenstein access to the Soviet army as extras. The result, "Alexander Nevsky" is a classic, both as cinema and as propaganda.
Prince Alexander (Nikolai Cherkasov) has returned from defeating the Swedes at the Battle of the Neva River, from which he earned his surname "Nevsky". His band of followers is approached by a Mongol prince, who upon learning Alexander's identiy immediately offers him a high position in the Horde. Alexander demurrs and the Mongols go on their way. One of Alexander's lieutenants suggests they should drive the Mongols away, but Alexander ominiously states that there are more dangerous threats.
Meanwhile, the city of Nogovorod is shown as a prosperous medieval town. Vasili (Nikolai Okhlopkov) and Gavrilo (Andrei Abrikosov), two noblemen vie for the affections of a Olga (Vera Ivasheva). Ignat (Dmitri Orlov), a master armourer, hawks his wares. Then comes word of the fall of the neighboring city of Pskov to the Teutonic Knights, a German religious order that strives to unite the entire Christian world under the Holy Roman Emporer. The people of Nogovorod debate whether to bribe the Teutons for peace or to assemble and fight. The decide to fight under the leadership of Domash (Nikolai Arsky), but Domash insists that they need a stronger leader, one with a clearer head. They need Alexander.
A delegation is sent to Alexander's headquarters to ask him to help defend Nogovorod. Alexander says he knows nothing of defense, he will attack. And, he will need not only his own troops and those of Nogovorod, but they must mobilize and arm the peasants as well. The Teutons, with the help of the traitorous Tverdilo (Sergei Blinnikov), the ex-mayor of Pskov, march towards Nogovorod. They meet Alexander's forces on a frozen lake, and what is perhaps the largest staged medieval battle ensues.
Totalatarian Art is full of symbolism, and Eisenstein lays it on with a trowel. The spiritual leader of the Teutonic Knights is an archbishop whose crest looks very much like a stylized swastika. The Teutons themselves wear helms that look like inverted milk pails with cross-shaped eye and nose openings: Faceless opressors; while the Russians wear open, onion-shaped helmets. (The Teutons employ impressed mercenaries who wear helmets that look remarkably like German WW-II army gear, except with eye holes that again render them faceless.)
The Teutons are bent on converting or eliminating any who refuse to bow to the Holy Roman Emperor: This means the Russians because they are Russian Orthodox. To demonstrate the cruelty of the Teutons we are shown old men being hanged, women burnt at the stake and infants and small children thrown into fires. (Actually, if one substitues Judaism for Russion Orthodoxy, Eisenstein was remarkably prescient).
The film itself is remarkable for the massive battle scene, although the rest of the film seems weaker in comparison. Eisenstein's theories on montage that are epitomized in his 1925 film "Battleship Potemkin" seem more subdued here. Since each character is a symbol for Something Else, the performances are decidedly one-dimensional. Overall, "Alexander Nevsky" does succeed in evoking 13th century Russian life, the sets and costumes look authentic.
"Alexander Nevsky" plays like a silent film, and it might as well have been one: I don't speak a word of Russian, and the soundtrack is so muddy I doubt I could have understood a word of it even if I did speak Russian. Prokofiev's score comes through, dimly, and it is a wonderful marriage of folk tunes and original melodies that pump up the nationalistic fervor of the film. Stalin must have been mightily pleased with what Eisenstein had delivered.
Nothing "Alexander Nevsky" achieves negates the fact that this is State-sponsored propaganda. Today, in the wake of the Littleton tragedy, I hear blame being placed on films. I hear calls for controls on film content. Although I believe that many modern films do cross the line of common sense and decency, I also firmly believe that we cannot allow Film to slip into proscribed content controls. The ultimate end to that slippery slope is State Art, and we could end up only with films like "Alexander Nevsky".
Essay copyright (C) 1999 David M. Arnold. All rights reserved.
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The select method
Select is a very efficient and great way to get a new array from an existing one. In effect it is a way to filter an array into a new one (it is like filter in javascript). I am sure you can already think of many ways to use this and probably have been looking for something just like this if you haven’t already stumbled upon it.
In essence, select will pass in each element of an array, pass it through a block of code that you provide, and then push it to a new array that the method then returns. The uses of this are pretty endless as you can imagine. If you have an array of data and want to pull certain things out of it, without messing with the original array, then this is a great method. Lets check out some examples.
num_array = [ 1, 56, 498, 3, 2, 79, 5, 6, 7, 45]
What if we wanted to fine all the numbers in that array that are even and just work with those? Let’s do this.
even_nums = num_array.select { |n| n % 2 == 0 }
p even_nums
p num_array
=> [56, 498, 2, 6]
=> [1, 56, 498, 3, 2, 79, 5, 6, 7, 45]
As you can see, we went through each element in the original array, and evaluated it on the condition n % 2 == 0
. Each value that evaluated to true, was pushed to the new array, values evaluated to false did not. The original array was untouched.
Lets see some string examples…
names_array = [ 'Sarah', 'Tom', 'Joe', 'Alex' , 'Anita', 'Maria', 'Ron']
Perhaps we want to find all the people with names that have only three letters.
short_names = names_array.select { |n| n.length == 3 }
p short_names
=> ["Tom", "Joe", "Ron"]
or people with names that start with the letter A ...
a_names = names_array.select { |n| n[0].downcase == 'a'}
p a_names
# => ["Alex", "Anita"]
And all the while…
p names_array
=> ["Sarah", "Tom", "Joe", "Alex", "Anita", "Maria", "Ron"]
…the original array is untouched.
So as you can see, select is a very efficient and simple way to get a new array by filtering an existing one based on any condition want to setup.


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Bored. Decided to pick-up some benadryl as I've heard it gives the most realistic hallucinations possible. I was interested, misread the dose and took wayyy too little amount. (6 capsules at 25mg each - 150mg in all).
I was fatigued, numb - nothing big. The next day I was getting some weird sharp pains in my head, not like a normal headache, it was in one specified spot and only lasted for seconds and would repeat at random times of the day, barely noticable. Also, it felt more like inside my head, unlike headaches which feel more outside-ish, hard to explain. Anyways, I thought nothing of it.
A few days later. I decided to take the rest (18 capsules - 450mg in all).
Wasn't that amazing, was fun, but nothing mentionable. Would randomly stop talking in the middle of my sentences even though I would know what I wanna say, very minor open-eye hallucinations (just specs crawling around with no form, really).
Well, it's been 2 weeks later. I'm still suffering from this pain in my head (which feels more actually on my brain). The pain is normally in the top right side, but I've been getting different feelings elsewhere, not necessarily 'pain', maybe what I'd describe as a minor sharp pain elsewhere and a more constant pain to the top right. Anyways, this is happening more and more frequently it seems (unless I'm just becoming more aware).
I'm not completely positive; but I've been hearing things (again, maybe my brain just fucking with me?) my name being called when I'm in social situations when it's not (I'd respond because it's more realistic than anything else I've had), and once while watching TV I'd hear a random completely off-the-wall sound for a good 10 seconds. Maybe it's just me worrying too much, but the pain in my head is definitley there.
I'm getting worried but want to avoid a trip to the hospital at all costs.
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