The Global WiDS Conference aims to inspire and educate data scientists worldwide, regardless of gender, and to support women in the field. This one-day technical conference provides an opportunity to hear about the latest data science related research and applications in a number of domains, and connect with others in the field.
WiDS Tucson is an independent event organized by the University of Arizona to coincide with the annual Global Women in Data Science (WiDS) Conference held at Stanford University and an estimated 150+ locations worldwide. All genders are invited to attend WiDS regional events, which features outstanding women doing outstanding work.
This Tucson WIDS meeting aims to further build the community around women in Data Science. The meeting provides a forum for women to share technical information about their projects with each other, and community members; to explore innovative topics emerging in the software and data infrastructure communities; to discuss and learn about best practices across projects; and to stimulate new ideas of achieving software and data sustainability and new collaborations.
Women in the data science community are invited to present talks and posters on their projects. Anyone who is interested in attending the meeting is welcome and encouraged to do so. There is no registration fee, but participants need to register by the deadline to allow for planning logistics.
This meeting is virtual, and participants are encouraged to move from Zoom meeting to Zoom meeting to maximize their own experience.
| Your Thoughts | The organizing committee would like to hear your thoughts on future directions for WIDS events. Please email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
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| Remote participation | Remote participation will be provided via Zoom. |
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| Talks | Presentation information is available at the Talks page. |
| Posters | Detailed information regarding the posters is available at the Posters page. |
| Registration | Before April 15, 2020 |
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| Register for a Poster or Data Blitz | April 3, 2020 |
| Upload Poster | April 14, 2020 |
| Upload Talk Slides | April 14, 2020 |
| Meeting Date | April 17, 2020 |
You are invited to register for the WiDS-Tucson conference. We especially need DataBlitz and poster presenters! Students, faculty, or other Data Scientists identifying as female are invited to apply to present their research in our DataBlitz (3 minute lightning talks) and/or poster sessions. Posters will be presented as powerpoint slides (limit 4 slides).
Registration form is here
You need to sign up for Data Blitz and Posters by April 3, 2020.
Registration form is here
We will use Figshare to share the posters digitally. Please follow these steps to upload your poster by April 14, 2020:
The size of your poster should be no bigger than 24 inches (60 cm) tall and 36 inches (90 cm) wide. A Powerpoint poster template is available here: WIDS Poster Template.pptx.
After you have uploaded your poster to Figshare, please use this form to fill in the URL pointing to your poster.
View WIDS Tucson meeting posters on Figshare
Talks for the WIDS conference will consist of invited keynote talks and breakout session talks. All talks need to be submitted by April 14, 2020.
Each slide deck should include the following information:
A Powerpoint template is available here: WIDS Slide Template.pptx.
We will use Figshare to gather your slide PDF files. Once you have created your talk, please download the talk as a PDF and follow the instructions in the "Posters" section above to upload a PDF of your slides to Figshare, using the keyword "WIDS-Tucson-2020-Talk" as one of the chosen keywords. Your PDF will be shown during your alloted presentation time.
After you have uploaded your slides to Figshare, please use this form to fill in the URL pointing to your slide.
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the WIDS Tucson 2020 conference will be held virtually in Zoom using three main Zoom meetings (Room A, B, and C).
| Name | Affiliation | Zoom Room | Presentation | Start | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bonnie LaFleur | WiDS Ambassador, UArizona | Room A | Check-in | 8:45am | Welcome to WiDS | |
| Bonnie LaFleur | WiDS Ambassador, UArizona | Room A | Opening Remarks | 9:00am | Opening and Video |
| Name | Affiliation | Zoom Room | Presentation | Start | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calline Sanchez | VP, IBM Worldwide Systems Lab Services and Technical Universities | Room A | Keynote | 9:15am | Smarter Data for a Smarter Planet |
| Name | Affiliation | Zoom Room | Presentation | Start | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Megha Padi | Asst. Prof, Cancer Bioinformatics, UA Cancer Ctr | Room A | Talk | 9:50am | CRANE: Detecting changes in network structure that drive cancer | |
| Shelly Staples | Associate Prof, UA English/Second Language Acquisition | Room B | Talk | 9:50am | Managing Textual Data and Creating Corpora | |
| Leticia Ramirez Ramirez | CAsst Prof, Probability and Statistics, CIMAT, Guanajuato, MEXICO | Room C | Talk | 9:50am | Inference for the allostatic load and the occurrence of adverse life experiences in suicide individuals | |
| Karina Salazar | Asst Prof, UArizona Higher Education | Room A | Talk | 10:10am | Using Data Science for Higher Education Access Equity | |
| Danielle Steffey | PhD, LaCroix and Milligan Associates | Room B | Talk | 10:10am | Using Data to Inform Criminal Justice Policies and Practices | |
| TBD | TBD | Room C | Talk | 10:10am | TBD |
| Topic | Zoom Room | Moderator | Start | Panelist | Panelist | Panelist | Panelist | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Data Analytics in Health Care Panel | Room A | Ritu Pandey, UA Cancer Center | 10:30am | Sudha Ram, Prof, UA Eller College of Business | Barbara B. Brewer, Prof, UA College of Nursing | Amanda Borens, Data Platform Director, Critical Path Institute | Bonnie LaFleur, Research Prof, UA Biostatistics | |
| Entrepreneurship Panel | Room B | Kathleen Kennedy, Assoc Prof, UArizona Retail and Consumer Studies | 10:30am | Aileen Dingus, Tech Launch AZ | Anna Darian, UA Forge | Jacqui Bauer, RentLab | N/A |
| Name | Affiliation | Zoom Room | Time | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alise Ponsero | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Lauren Meeks | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Laurel Dieckhaus | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Courtney Comrie | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Yang Gu | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Melissa Flores | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Razeeyeh Isfahanizadeh | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Isabel Williams | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Martha Farella | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Rachel A. Smullen | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Xueying Tang | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Kristina Riemer | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Elmira Torabzadeh | UA | Room C | 01:00pm | |
| Wafaa Alabsi | UA | Room C | 01:00pm | |
| Katherine E. Godwin | UA | Room C | 01:00pm | |
| Rebecca R.A. Bernat | UA | Room C | 01:00pm | |
| Lena Berger | UA | Room C | 01:00pm |
| Name | Affiliation | Zoom Room | Presentation | Start | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marie Wesselhoft | PresidentMSDx, Tech Launch Arizona Venture Development Team | Room A | Keynote | 1:30pm | Keys to Successful Innovation | |
| Deborah Hughes Hallett | Professor of Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School, Professor at UArizona Mathematics | Room B | Keynote | 1:30pm | Empowering Policy Makers with Data |
| Name | Affiliation | Zoom Room | Presentation | Start | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Laura Meredith | Asst Prof, UArizona Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences, BIO5 | Room A | Talk | 2:05pm | Integrating Multi-Disciplinary Data from Biosphere 2 WALD Ecosystem Science Campaign | |
| Betül Kaçar | Asst Prof, UArizona Astronomy and Steward Observatory | Room B | Talk | 2:05pm | How Solving Life’s Origins Guides our Search for Life Elsewhere | |
| Yi Zheng | Asst Prof Math/Stat, Arizona State University | Room C | Talk | 2:05pm | Applying Data Science to Educational and Psychological Measurement | |
| Bonnie Colby | Prof, UArizona Ag and Resource Economics/School of Geography & Development | Room A | Talk | 2:25pm | Cultivating Our Proclivity for Discovery as Data Science Professionals | |
| Stephanie Russo Carroll | Asst Prof, Udall Center | Room B | Talk | 2:25pm | The Significance of Indigenous Data Sovereignty and Governance | |
| Dianne Patterson | Research Scientist, UArizona Speech/Language and Hearing | Room C | Talk | 2:25pm | Choropleths for Viewing fMRI Results |
| Topic | Zoom Room | Moderator | Start | Panelist | Panelist | Panelist | Panelist | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Data Ethics and Bias | Room A | Jen Nichols, Asst Librarian/Director of Catalyst Studios, UArizona Libraries | 2:45pm | Ramona Walls, UA CyVerse | Catherine Brooks, Director UA iSchool | Elliot Truslow, PhD Student, UA Sociology | Mercury Fox, Director CODATA |
| Nb | Name | Affiliation | Zoom Room | Presentation | Poster link | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Courtney Waters | UArizona | Room P1 | Poster | Available on Figshare | Challenges and opportunities: Implications of gender and sexual identity research with unstably housed LGBTQ+ young adults | |
| Wafaa Alabsi | UArizona | Room P2 | Poster | Available on Figshare | Physiochemical Characterization of Peptides and Glycopeptides dry powders for intranasal (IN) delivery to Bypass the Blood Brain Barrier (BBB) and target the brain | |
| Sara Carey | UArizona | Room P3 | Poster | Available on Figshare | The Function and Regulation of the RNA Helicase Ded1 in the Translational Response to Cellular Stress. | |
| Razeeyeh Isfahanizadeh | UArizona | Room P4 | Poster | Available on Figshare | Shia Muslim Attitudes Towards Mental Health in the United States | |
| Gu Yang | UArizona | Room P5 | Poster | Private poster | Large-Scale text analysis of electronic health records for autism sprectrum disorder | |
| Laurel Dieckaus | UArizona | Room P6 | Poster | Available on Figshare | High-Throughput Multi-Brain MRI Microscopy: An Integrated Acquisition and Processing Pipeline |
| Name | Affiliation | Zoom Room | Presentation | Start | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bonnie LaFleur | WiDS Ambassador, UArizona | Room A | Closing | 4pm | Closing Remarks |
WiDS Tucson is a one-day technical conference that provides an opportunity to hear about the latest data science related research and applications in a number of domains and connect with others in the field. This event will feature female speakers and panelists from the University of Arizona Data Science Community. While all are welcome to attend, in order to showcase and emphasize the data science work done by women at UA, presentations are restricted to women for this event.
| Name | Affiliation | Zoom Room | Presentation | Start | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Calline Sanchez | VP, IBM Worldwide Systems Lab Services and Technical Universities | Room A | Keynote | 9:15am | Smarter Data for a Smarter Planet |
| Name | Affiliation | Zoom Room | Presentation | Start | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marie Wesselhoft | PresidentMSDx, Tech Launch Arizona Venture Development Team | Room A | Keynote | 1:30pm | Keys to Successful Innovation | |
| Deborah Hughes Hallett | Professor of Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School, Professor at UArizona Mathematics | Room B | Keynote | 1:30pm | Empowering Policy Makers with Data |
WiDS Tucson is a one-day technical conference that provides an opportunity to hear about the latest data science related research and applications in a number of domains and connect with others in the field. This event will feature speakers and panelists from the University of Arizona Data Science Community. While all are welcome to attend, in order to showcase and emphasize the data science work done by women at UA, presentations are restricted to women for this event.
| Name | Affiliation | Zoom Room | Presentation | Start | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Megha Padi | Asst. Prof, Cancer Bioinformatics, UA Cancer Ctr | Room A | Talk | 9:50am | CRANE: Detecting changes in network structure that drive cancer | |
| Shelly Staples | Associate Prof, UA English/Second Language Acquisition | Room B | Talk | 9:50am | Managing Textual Data and Creating Corpora | |
| Leticia Ramirez Ramirez | CAsst Prof, Probability and Statistics, CIMAT, Guanajuato, MEXICO | Room C | Talk | 9:50am | Inference for the allostatic load and the occurrence of adverse life experiences in suicide individuals | |
| Karina Salazar | Asst Prof, UArizona Higher Education | Room A | Talk | 10:10am | Using Data Science for Higher Education Access Equity | |
| Danielle Steffey | PhD, LaCroix and Milligan Associates | Room B | Talk | 10:10am | Using Data to Inform Criminal Justice Policies and Practices | |
| TBD | TBD | Room C | Talk | 10:10am | TBD |
| Name | Affiliation | Zoom Room | Presentation | Start | Title | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Laura Meredith | Asst Prof, UArizona Hydrology & Athmospheric sciences, BIO5 | Room A | Talk | 2:05pm | Integrating Multi-Disciplinary Data from Biosphere2 WALD Ecosystem Science Campaign | |
| Betül Kaçar | Assoc Prof, UArizona Astronomy & Steward Observatory | Room B | Talk | 2:05pm | How Solving Life’s Origins Guides our Search for Life Elsewhere | |
| Yi Zheng | Asst Prof, Math/Stat, Arizona State University | Room C | Talk | 2:05pm | Applying Data Science to Educational and Psychological Measurement | |
| Bonnie Colby | Prof UArizona Ag. & Resource Economics. School of Geography & Development | Room A | Talk | 2:25pm | Cultivating our Productivity for Discovery as Data Science Professionals | |
| Stephanie Carroll | Prof Udall Center | Room B | Talk | 2:25pm | The significance of Indigenous Data Sovereignty and Governance | |
| Dianne Patterson | UArizona Speech, Language & Hearing | Room C | Talk | 2:25pm | Chloropleths for Viewing fMRI Results |
| Topic | Zoom Room | Moderator | Start | Panelist | Panelist | Panelist | Panelist | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Data Analytics in Health Care Panel | Room A | Ritu Pandey, UA Cancer Center | 10:30am | Sudha Ram, Prof, UA Eller College of Business | Barbara B. Brewer, Prof, UA College of Nursing | Amanda Borens, Data Platform Director, Critical Path Institute | Bonnie LaFleur, Research Prof, UA Biostatistics | |
| Entrepreneurship Panel | Room B | Kathleen Kennedy, Assoc Prof, UArizona Retail and Consumer Studies | 10:30am | Aileen Dingus, Tech Launch AZ | Anna Darian, UA Forge | Jacqui Bauer, RentLab | N/A |
| Topic | Zoom Room | Moderator | Start | Panelist | Panelist | Panelist | Panelist | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Data Ethics and Bias | Room A | Jen Nichols, Asst Librarian/Director of Catalyst Studios, UArizona Libraries | 2:45pm | Ramona Walls, UA CyVerse | Catherine Brooks, Director UA iSchool | Elliot Truslow, PhD Student, UA Sociology | Mercury Fox, Director CODATA |
| Name | Affiliation | Zoom Room | Time | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alise Ponsero | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Lauren Meeks | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Laurel Dieckhaus | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Courtney Comrie | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Yang Gu | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Melissa Flores | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Razeeyeh Isfahanizadeh | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Isabel Williams | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Martha Farella | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Rachel A. Smullen | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Xueying Tang | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Kristina Riemer | UA | Room C | 11:00am | |
| Elmira Torabzadeh | UA | Room C | 01:00pm | |
| Wafaa Alabsi | UA | Room C | 01:00pm | |
| Katherine E. Godwin | UA | Room C | 01:00pm | |
| Rebecca R.A. Bernat | UA | Room C | 01:00pm | |
| Lena Berger | UA | Room C | 01:00pm |
| Nb | Name | Affiliation | Zoom Room | Presentation | Poster link | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Courtney Waters | UArizona | Room P1 | Poster | Available on Figshare | Challenges and opportunities: Implications of gender and sexual identity research with unstably housed LGBTQ+ young adults | |
| Wafaa Alabsi | UArizona | Room P2 | Poster | Available on Figshare | Physiochemical Characterization of Peptides and Glycopeptides dry powders for intranasal (IN) delivery to Bypass the Blood Brain Barrier (BBB) and target the brain | |
| Sara Carey | UArizona | Room P3 | Poster | Available on Figshare | The Function and Regulation of the RNA Helicase Ded1 in the Translational Response to Cellular Stress. | |
| Razeeyeh Isfahanizadeh | UArizona | Room P4 | Poster | Available on Figshare | Shia Muslim Attitudes Towards Mental Health in the United States | |
| Gu Yang | UArizona | Room P5 | Poster | Private poster | Large-Scale text analysis of electronic health records for autism sprectrum disorder | |
| Laurel Dieckaus | UArizona | Room P6 | Poster | Available on Figshare | Welcome to WiDS |
University of Arizona, BIO5
Contact the organizers via email at wids.tucson dot gmail dot com.
The 2020 WIDS Meeting is an interactive environment for listening and considering new ideas from a diverse group, with respect for all participants without regard to gender, gender identity or expression, race, color, national or ethnic origin, religion or religious belief, age, marital status, sexual orientation, disabilities, veteran status, or any other aspect of how we identify ourselves. It is the policy of the WIDS Meeting that all participants will enjoy an environment free from all forms of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation.


WebWorldWind summer interns arrived at the orientation! They familiarized themselves with the
WorldWind SDK and began brainstorming ideas for a project.
JUNE 10 2017
An Idea is Born
The interns came up with the idea of inspecting the effect of climate on agriculture!
JUNE 2017
Scavenging for Data
They began researching for relevant datasets and making data visible on the 3D globe using the Web World Wind SDK. Development has officially begun.
JULY 2017
Transition to Development
The web app was finessed, where the interns added features such as geocomparison, opacity/time sliders, country-specific data, and improved aesthetics.
July 2017
Deployment
The interns deployed the finished project and website. Yippee!
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Our Amazing Team
WebWorldWind 2017 Interns
John Nguyen
Lead Developer
Mingda Tang
Lead Designer
Stacey Chen
Lead Savage
Atreya Iyer
Lead Visionary
Outreach
Our coordinations with other University departments, outside agencies and the user community
Project Name
Geo-Comparison Buttons
The Geo-Comparison Buttons allows you to visualise agricultural data on the
globe, allowing you to compare many countries with each other at the same time.
To use, first set the desired year that you want to be compared using the
slider. Next is to select what crop you want to view. You can do this by
either scrolling through the selections or typing in the desired crop
in the search bar. Finally, click on the Geo-Comparison button and
the globe will be colourized.
What the colours mean
To put things loosely, there are 2 main colours with shades in between.
These two colours are red and green. Red represents a low production value
of a particular crop at a particular year. Green represents a high production
value for that particular crop at a particular year for that particular country.
Yellow and orange represents above average and below average productions
respectively. No colour means no data is avaliable.
Technical Details
The colours are generated based on a country's z-score. For instance a
country that produces a crop that is siginficantly above the average will
have a sharp green. While a country that only does this at a slightly above
average production may get a yellow or light green colour. This also applies
to the colour red in which the country produces a crop siginficantly below
average in comparison to other countries. As a result, the colours are based
on a country's value in comparison to other countries. To view actual
production amount, you need to zoom in to the flags.
Using WTMS Layers
The WTMS layer allows you to view a WMS layer and see how it varies with time.
First, choose a layer that you want to see. Once clicked, a set of options
and controls will appear. First is the opacity slider. To change the opacity
of the layer, simply slide it to the desired value. Next is the associated
legend of the layer if avaliable which tells you the values of the colours.
Next is the time scale. Simply slide to the desired time that you want to
see the data type. For instance, slide to May 31st 2001 if you want to see
data at that particular time.
Country Data and Weather Data
The main feature of AgroSphere is the ability to view agricultural data based
on country using an interactive globe. To view a country's data, first select
a flag. A menu should appear listing the type of data that is avaliable.
Select a data type, for example the agricultural data set. A collection of
buttons and input text areas should then appear. A similar event will happen
when clicking on the yellow pins which represents weather stations.
Searching through the data set
The data set can be filtered by typing the particular desired field. It can
also be filtered by sorting by name (alphabetical order) or by average
(descending order). Sorting by average means the field with the largest average
production over the avaliable years.
Plotting graphs
It is possible to plot individual fields. There are 3 buttons associated with
plotting: plot, combine and add.
Plot is simply plotting the data
on the given active tab.
Add places the graph in the data-graphs tabs. This
allows users to view multiple graphs from multiple countries to be viewed
side by side.
Combine graphs multiple data sets on the same graph on the same
scale.
To remove a graph from the plot button, simply press the hide button that will
appear after plotting. To remove a graph from the data-graphs section,
simply press the remove all graphs button.
Plotting specified number of things
The Graph # of X button allows the user to see the top number of fields on
a year by year basis. Additionally the percentange the top X contributes is
also shown. To modify the amount seen, simply type in the number of fields
wanted. Note that bad-values or the default value is 5. Once a number is chosen,
simply press the graph specified button.
Finding current weather
The current weather can be found by selecting the Current Weather tab. First
type in the desired city and select the country code. Run the Search Weather
button and the resulting weather details shall be displayed.
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This simulation calculates the Keplerian orbit of a planet around a star like our Sun. You can adjust the mass of the planet, the eccentricity of the orbit, and the semi major axis of the orbit.
The first graph shows the positions of the planet (in blue) and the Sun (in red) in the horizontal direction in Astronomical Units (1 Au = 149,597,871 km) as a function of time.
The second graph shows the velocity towards the bottom of the page for the planet (in blue) and the Sun (in red) in km/s as a function of time. Note how these graphs change as you change the eccentricty of the planet and the planet's mass.
The third graph shows just the velocity of the Sun towards the bottom of the page. If you were an observer looking from the bottom of the page up to the Sun, you would be able to measure this radial velocity of the Sun. Astronomers can measure this velocity and use it to infer the existence of unseen plants.


IFConfiguration Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Conforms to | IFConfigurationData IFValues |
| Declared in | IFConfiguration.h IFConfiguration.m |
Other Methods
configData
The configuration data.
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSDictionary *configData
Discussion
The configuration data.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
sourceData
The original data which the configuration data was derived from.
@property (nonatomic, strong) id sourceData
Discussion
The original data which the configuration data was derived from.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
topLevelConfig
The top-level configuration. When being processed, sub-parts of a configuration are often instantiated as new configuration objects, but a reference to the top-level configuration must be retained in order to properly resolve hash # property value references.
@property (nonatomic, weak) id<IFConfigurationData> topLevelConfig
Discussion
The top-level configuration. When being processed, sub-parts of a configuration are often instantiated as new configuration objects, but a reference to the top-level configuration must be retained in order to properly resolve hash # property value references.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
dataContext
The configuration’s data context. Used as the data context for templated values. A configuration supports two types of templated values: - String template values, indicated by property values prefixed with ?; - Configuration template values, indicated by property values prefixed with $.
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSDictionary *dataContext
Discussion
The configuration’s data context. Used as the data context for templated values. A configuration supports two types of templated values: - String template values, indicated by property values prefixed with ?; - Configuration template values, indicated by property values prefixed with $.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
uriHandler
A URI handler used to derefence URIs within the configuration.
@property (nonatomic, strong) id<IFURIHandler> uriHandler
Discussion
A URI handler used to derefence URIs within the configuration.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
– initWithData:
Initialize a configuration with the specified data.
- (id)initWithData:(id)data
Discussion
Initialize a configuration with the specified data.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
– initWithResource:
Initialize a configuration with data read from the specified resource.
- (id)initWithResource:(IFResource *)resource
Discussion
Initialize a configuration with data read from the specified resource.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
– initWithData:parent:
Initialize a configuration with the specified data and parent configuration.
- (id)initWithData:(id)data parent:(IFConfiguration *)parent
Discussion
Initialize a configuration with the specified data and parent configuration.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
– asConfiguration:
Try to convert a value to a configuration object. This will work for the following argument types: - IFConfiguration; - Collection types, i.e. NSDictionary and NSArray members; - IFResource, if the asJSONData method returns a collection type.
- (IFConfiguration *)asConfiguration:(id)value
Return Value
If the argument can be converted then returns a new IFConfiguration instance with the current configuration object as a parent; otherwise returns nil.
Discussion
Try to convert a value to a configuration object. This will work for the following argument types: - IFConfiguration; - Collection types, i.e. NSDictionary and NSArray members; - IFResource, if the asJSONData method returns a collection type.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
– getValue:asRepresentation:
Return the named representation of the configuration value and the specified key path.
- (id)getValue:(NSString *)keyPath asRepresentation:(NSString *)representation
Parameters
keyPath |
The key path of the required value. |
|---|---|
representation |
The name of the required representation. |
Return Value
The value at keyPath, or nil if the value isn’t found, or can’t be represented using the named representation.
Discussion
Return the named representation of the configuration value and the specified key path.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
– getValueAsConfiguration:
Return the value at keyPath as a configuration.
- (IFConfiguration *)getValueAsConfiguration:(NSString *)keyPath
Discussion
Return the value at keyPath as a configuration.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
– getValueAsConfiguration:defaultValue:
Return the value at keyPath as a configuration. Return defaultValue if keyPath returns nil.
- (IFConfiguration *)getValueAsConfiguration:(NSString *)keyPath defaultValue:(IFConfiguration *)defaultValue
Discussion
Return the value at keyPath as a configuration. Return defaultValue if keyPath returns nil.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
– getValueAsJSONData:
Return the value as JSON data. This will be essentially the raw data read from the configuration file. JSON object or array values will be returned as instances of JSONObject or JSONArray as appropriate (see JSONData.h).
- (id)getValueAsJSONData:(NSString *)keyPath
Discussion
Return the value as JSON data. This will be essentially the raw data read from the configuration file. JSON object or array values will be returned as instances of JSONObject or JSONArray as appropriate (see JSONData.h).
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
– getValueAsConfigurationList:
Return the property value at keyPath as a list of configurations. The bare value at keyPath should be an array. A new configuration will then be instantiated for each item in the array, and the result returned.
- (NSArray *)getValueAsConfigurationList:(NSString *)keyPath
Discussion
Return the property value at keyPath as a list of configurations. The bare value at keyPath should be an array. A new configuration will then be instantiated for each item in the array, and the result returned.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
– getValueAsConfigurationMap:
Return the property value at keyPath as a map (i.e. NSDictionary) of configurations. This assumes that the underlying property value is a map (i.e. is described using a JSON object). A new configuration object is instantiated for each item value in the map, and placed in the result under the same item name.
- (NSDictionary *)getValueAsConfigurationMap:(NSString *)keyPath
Discussion
Return the property value at keyPath as a map (i.e. NSDictionary) of configurations. This assumes that the underlying property value is a map (i.e. is described using a JSON object). A new configuration object is instantiated for each item value in the map, and placed in the result under the same item name.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
– mixinConfiguration:
Create a new configuration by merging properties in another configuration with the current configuration. The merge works by performing a top-level copy of properties from the argument to the current object. This means that names in the argument will overwrite any properties with the same name in the current configuration. The root, context and uriHandler properties of the current configuration are copied to the result.
- (IFConfiguration *)mixinConfiguration:(IFConfiguration *)otherConfig
Discussion
Create a new configuration by merging properties in another configuration with the current configuration. The merge works by performing a top-level copy of properties from the argument to the current object. This means that names in the argument will overwrite any properties with the same name in the current configuration. The root, context and uriHandler properties of the current configuration are copied to the result.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
– mixoverConfiguration:
Create a new configuration by merging the values of the current configuration over the values of another configuration. This method is similar to the mixinConfiguration: method except that value precedence is in the reverse order (i.e. the current configuration’s values take precedence over the other configs. The root, context and uriHandler properties of the current configuration are copied to the result.
- (IFConfiguration *)mixoverConfiguration:(IFConfiguration *)otherConfig
Discussion
Create a new configuration by merging the values of the current configuration over the values of another configuration. This method is similar to the mixinConfiguration: method except that value precedence is in the reverse order (i.e. the current configuration’s values take precedence over the other configs. The root, context and uriHandler properties of the current configuration are copied to the result.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
– extendWithParameters:
Create a new configuration with this configuration’s data context extended with a set of named parameters. The items in params are added to this configuration’s context dictionary. Each parameter name is prefixed with $ before being added, and will overwrite any parameters of the same name already in the context.
- (IFConfiguration *)extendWithParameters:(NSDictionary *)params
Return Value
Returns a new configuration which is a copy of the current configuration, but with a modified data context.
Discussion
Create a new configuration with this configuration’s data context extended with a set of named parameters. The items in params are added to this configuration’s context dictionary. Each parameter name is prefixed with $ before being added, and will overwrite any parameters of the same name already in the context.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
– flatten
Flatten a configuration by resolving all -config or -mixin properties. The -config and -mixin properties are provided as a horizontal extension mechanism. The property values are resolved a configuration instances, and are then merged with the current configuration (see the [mixinConfiguration:] method).
- (IFConfiguration *)flatten
Return Value
Returns the current configuration with the -config and -mixin properties merged in.
Discussion
Flatten a configuration by resolving all -config or -mixin properties. The -config and -mixin properties are provided as a horizontal extension mechanism. The property values are resolved a configuration instances, and are then merged with the current configuration (see the [mixinConfiguration:] method).
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
– normalize
Normalize a configuration by first flattening, and then resolving any -extends property. This method resolves an extension hierarchy by resolving the -extends property of the current configuration, instantiating a configuration from that property value, and then resolving that configuration’s -extends property, and so on until a root configuration is found. (Any closed loops in the hierarchy are detected and ignored). Each configuration in the hierarchy is flattened as it is resolved (i.e. mixins are copied in over the result). The hierarchy is then merged into a single configuration result, with properties in child configurations taking priority over properties with the same name in parent configurations.
- (IFConfiguration *)normalize
Return Value
Returns a new configuration containing the normalized result.
Discussion
Normalize a configuration by first flattening, and then resolving any -extends property. This method resolves an extension hierarchy by resolving the -extends property of the current configuration, instantiating a configuration from that property value, and then resolving that configuration’s -extends property, and so on until a root configuration is found. (Any closed loops in the hierarchy are detected and ignored). Each configuration in the hierarchy is flattened as it is resolved (i.e. mixins are copied in over the result). The hierarchy is then merged into a single configuration result, with properties in child configurations taking priority over properties with the same name in parent configurations.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
– configurationWithKeysExcluded:
Return a copy of the current configuration with the specified top-level keys removed.
- (IFConfiguration *)configurationWithKeysExcluded:(NSArray *)excludedKeys
Discussion
Return a copy of the current configuration with the specified top-level keys removed.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
+ emptyConfiguration
Returns a singleton-instance empty configuration object.
+ (IFConfiguration *)emptyConfiguration
Discussion
Returns a singleton-instance empty configuration object.
Declared In
IFConfiguration.h
Other Methods
– hasValue:
Test if a value exists at the specified key path.
- (BOOL)hasValue:(NSString *)keyPath
Discussion
Test if a value exists at the specified key path.
Declared In
IFValues.h
– getValueAsString:
Return a value as a string.
- (NSString *)getValueAsString:(NSString *)keyPath
Discussion
Return a value as a string.
Declared In
IFValues.h
– getValueAsString:defaultValue:
Return a value as a string. Return the default value if no value exists at the specified path.
- (NSString *)getValueAsString:(NSString *)keyPath defaultValue:(NSString *)defaultValue
Discussion
Return a value as a string. Return the default value if no value exists at the specified path.
Declared In
IFValues.h
– getValueAsLocalizedString:
Get a value as a localized string. The underlying string value should correspond to a resource ID in strings.xml, and the result is returned for the current platform locale. Returns the keyPath argument if the value can’t be found.
- (NSString *)getValueAsLocalizedString:(NSString *)keyPath
Discussion
Get a value as a localized string. The underlying string value should correspond to a resource ID in strings.xml, and the result is returned for the current platform locale. Returns the keyPath argument if the value can’t be found.
Declared In
IFValues.h
– getValueAsNumber:
Return a value as a number.
- (NSNumber *)getValueAsNumber:(NSString *)keyPath
Discussion
Return a value as a number.
Declared In
IFValues.h
– getValueAsNumber:defaultValue:
Return a value as a number. Return the default value if no value exists at the specified path.
- (NSNumber *)getValueAsNumber:(NSString *)keyPath defaultValue:(NSNumber *)defaultValue
Discussion
Return a value as a number. Return the default value if no value exists at the specified path.
Declared In
IFValues.h
– getValueAsBoolean:
Return a value as a boolean.
- (BOOL)getValueAsBoolean:(NSString *)keyPath
Discussion
Return a value as a boolean.
Declared In
IFValues.h
– getValueAsBoolean:defaultValue:
Return a value as a boolean. Return the default value if no value exists at the specified path.
- (BOOL)getValueAsBoolean:(NSString *)keyPath defaultValue:(BOOL)defaultValue
Discussion
Return a value as a boolean. Return the default value if no value exists at the specified path.
Declared In
IFValues.h
– getValueAsDate:
Return a value as a date.
- (NSDate *)getValueAsDate:(NSString *)keyPath
Discussion
Return a value as a date.
Declared In
IFValues.h
– getValueAsDate:defaultValue:
Return a value as a date. Return the default value if no value exists at the specified path.
- (NSDate *)getValueAsDate:(NSString *)keyPath defaultValue:(NSDate *)defaultValue
Discussion
Return a value as a date. Return the default value if no value exists at the specified path.
Declared In
IFValues.h
– getValueAsColor:
Return a value as a color.
- (UIColor *)getValueAsColor:(NSString *)keyPath
Discussion
Return a value as a color.
Declared In
IFValues.h
– getValueAsColor:defaultValue:
Return a value as a color. Return the default value if no value exists at the specified path.
- (UIColor *)getValueAsColor:(NSString *)keyPath defaultValue:(UIColor *)defaultValue
Discussion
Return a value as a color. Return the default value if no value exists at the specified path.
Declared In
IFValues.h
– getValueAsURL:
Return a value as a URL.
- (NSURL *)getValueAsURL:(NSString *)keyPath
Discussion
Return a value as a URL.
Declared In
IFValues.h
– getValueAsData:
Return a value as a data.
- (NSData *)getValueAsData:(NSString *)keyPath
Discussion
Return a value as a data.
Declared In
IFValues.h
– getValueAsImage:
Return a value as an image.
- (UIImage *)getValueAsImage:(NSString *)keyPath
Discussion
Return a value as an image.
Declared In
IFValues.h
– getValue:
Return the bare value without any type conversion.
- (id)getValue:(NSString *)keyPath
Discussion
Return the bare value without any type conversion.
Declared In
IFValues.h
– getValueNames
Return a list of the top-level names in the values object.
- (NSArray *)getValueNames
Discussion
Return a list of the top-level names in the values object.
Declared In
IFValues.h


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Note: all times given here are approximate. I was not watching the clock, and although my time sense is normally good this doesn't hold true for all substances I have ingested.
Previous drug experience: A wide variety of research chemicals of the stimulant and psychedelic varieties.
5:00- Ingested 140mg of mdai somewhat dissolved in water (mdai appears to not dissolve completely in water). Powder was brown and tasted absolutely awful, possibly the worst research chemical I have ingested to date.
5:10 Subject leaves house to go take pictures of the sunset with his girlfriend. First alert was noted at this point, although it may have been a placebo.
5:20 Slight feeling of warmth despite the cold winter temperatures, this feeling did not extend to the extremities unfortunately.
5:45 Still only slight feeling of warmth, slight touch of euphoria and stimulation, but almost non-existent. Took a bunch of pictures, they seemed pretty good at the time, looking back on them they were pretty decent, no apparent perceptual differences with the substance.
I observe that the clock on the wall says 6:15. We sit down and begin to discuss various science concepts, the drug brings no particular insight, but doesn't seem to have an inhibitory affect either. Cuddling feels very slightly better than normal. We sat down at this point to watch Doctor Who. Like everything else, it seemed about as interesting as it normally would have. After watching 2 episodes, I was feeling a little horny.
Sex was normal, but immediately after I developed a headache, slight stomach ache, and general feeling of malaise. This would persist for the next half hour or so, we spent that time cuddling and discussing more science things. After a while longer (now about 11:00) I decide to head home. The walk home is terrible, my limbs seem much colder than normal (vassoconstriction?), my whole body aches, and I have the feeling that life absolutely blows that is associated with the comedown off of a very powerful stimulant. I go to bed, as soon as I arrive home, and fall asleep surprisingly easily.
I wake up the next morning still feeling like the world is a totally colorless place. I barely experience comedowns from large doses of Mephedrone, mdpv, Methylone, and a variety of other stimulants, and have never had negative effects that persisted the next day, but this gave me the comedown from hell. It is now 4 days after the experience and the world is still quite colorless, and only this morning did I finally get back my ability to pay attention for long enough to get any work done. I have no idea what this drug did to me, but I will be flushing it down the toilet (I don't think I would even give this one away, except maybe to someone I really don't like).
Ratings (out of 10) high numbers better:
Effects-1 Never got above a +1 on shulgin's scale
Comedown-1 Absolutely the worst thing I have ever experienced, lasted multiple days
Toxicity-1 can't extrapolate on the toxcity to humans. It has been shown to be non-neurotoxic in rats. My heartrate was a bit above normal (10-15 bpm), but this is nothing major.

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ARIZONA DREAM A film review by David Wong Shee Copyright 1994 David Wong Shee
CREDITS: Director: Emir Kusturica. Screenwriter: David Atkins. Actors: Johnny Depp, Jerry Lewis, Faye Dunaway, Lilli Taylor, Paulina Porizkova. Composer: Goran Bregovic.
SYNOPSIS: The film follows the adventures of Axel (Johnny Depp), a young man living in New York happy with his job of counting and tagging fish for the NY Fisheries service who believes that by gazing into the eyes of the fish they can share their dreams with him and they, his. He returns to the small Arizona town of his childhood for the occasion of his Cadillac selling Uncle Leo's (Jerry Lewis) wedding to Millie (Paulina Porizkova). Soon afterward he becomes amorously entangled with a beautiful Elaine (Faye Dunaway), flying enthusiast, and her daughter Grace (Lilli Taylor), accordion player and mining tycoon. The drama proceeds along the theme of competition between Elaine and Grace for Axel's affections (a la MRS ROBINSON).
COMMENTS: The delight in the film arose for me, out of its spectacular surreal and absurdist imagery, e.g., a fish flying down the main street and the clever use of a balloon in transition from a dream sequence into "reality." There is an extraordinary scene where a tree is set aflame by lightning in the pouring rain next to a house decorated with lights. Some of the scenes of conflict between Elaine, Grace and Axel were somewhat of a test of emotional endurance. I must admit to having been particularly struck by Lilli Taylor who reminded me a lot of Lauren Bacall.
In terms of comparisons with other films: BLISS is the closest contemporary film I have seen which resembles it; Wim Wender's PARIS TEXIS is another illustration of a European director set in against a backdrop of American urban wilderness. There are entertaining quotations/excerpts from NORTH BY NORTHWEST, RAGING BULL, and THE GODFATHER in the film. There is a reference to the script of THE WIZARD OF OZ in the credits which I must have missed during the film.
* Seen at the 1994 Melbourne International Film Festival.
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Appeal court sacks Imo Reps member
by Chidiebube OkeomaChidiebube Okeoma, Owerri
The Appeal Court in Owerri on Saturday sacked the member representing Isiala Mbano/Onuimo/Okigwe federal constituency of Imo State in the House of representatives, Obinna Onwubuariri.
The chairman of the panel, Justice R.N Pemu, who read the judgment said that the election that brought Onwubuariri of the Peoples Democratic Party to power in February was not in tandem with the Electoral Act, 2010, as amended.
The appellant court said that the electoral tribunal was right to have ordered a fresh election in the federal constituency.
The jurist said that the petitioner, Miriam Onuoha of the All Progressives Congress, was able to prove her allegations of over-voting, mutilation of figures and violence which marred the election.
Pemu, therefore, ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission to withdraw the Certificate of Return it had earlier issued Onwubuariri and conduct a fresh election in the entire federal constituency within 90 days.
It could be recalled that the tribunal had sacked Onwubuariri, but the lawmaker dissatisfied with the judgment went to the appeal court.


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- Firefox
- 24
- Images: No and yes, turning off images is actually turning off images loaded via URL, so dataURI images still show, there is a bug report
- CSS: Yes
- 3.6
- Images: Couldn't test but suspect has same issue as version 24
- CSS: Yes
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- 30
- Images: Yes
- CSS: Couldn't find the CSS off switch
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- 17
- Images: Yes
- CSS: Couldn't find the CSS off switch
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- 6
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- CSS: Yes
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The setting was a Burning Man reunion type party at a place in Dumbo, Brooklyn. I started the night with a raging headache, and decided soon that this was probably not the best time to try a drug for the first time.
I got tired of the music pounding my head and asked my friend for his keys so I could go sleep in the car. But luckily the attendnet at the lot would not allow me to. So I walked back. My friend called me and sounded more blissed than I have ever heard him: 'Dude you have got to try this stuff!'. (At this point my headache had waned). So I went back to the party and tracked him down (it took a while). He had promised me two pills but had only one left 'You're only going to need one' he says, and he was right.
I would say that there's something akin to alcohol in E. But take away all the nasty nausea and foggy thinking, purify that feeling in a way you never thought possible and then extend it and deepen it.
I have always liked to dance by myself, but the ideas and notions that night were the next level up. The creativity went on and on.
I enjoyed telling people that this was my first time on E, and enjoyed hearing their perspective.
I did not drink enough and lost my voice the next day.
The guy who provided the pills said this was the best batch he had ever had (and he was experienced).
Sometimes, alone, several days later, I find myself repeating those dance moves.
It is not a drug but an elixir.
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