Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Serves
Makes 20 portions
Make up 20 portions of lasagne to freeze and have a ready-made meal whenever you need it. This is one serious lasagne – made with pork rib ragù, homemade pasta sheets and drizzled with basil oil.
Equipment and preparation: you will need 20 x small, foil, takeaway style tray containers with lids (12x9.5x3.5cm/4½x3¾x1¼in) and a pasta machine.
For the pasta, put the flour into a large mixing bowl, make a well in the middle and crack the eggs into it. Bring together with a wooden spoon until it combines into one mass.
Knead on a floured surface for a good ten minutes, or until the dough is smooth and glossy all over and there are no dry or damp patches.
Cut a piece of dough off, roughly the size of an egg and keep the remaining dough under a slightly damp cloth.
Feed the piece of dough through a pasta machine on the largest setting. There are nine settings going from thick to very fine, so repeat the process nine times gradually decreasing the setting. Hang the sheets of pasta – a clothes horse works well for this.
Repeat this process until you have converted all your dough into sheets
Leave to dry for two hours – the sheets will be firm but slightly bendy.
Use the base of the foil trays as a template and cut the pasta into rectangles to fit the tray. You should cut about 60 in total.
For the ragù, heat five tablespoons of olive oil in a large frying pan over a moderate heat.
Fry the onions, carrots and garlic until golden-brown and then transfer to a large stock pot.
In the same pan, brown the mince in batches adding the browned meat to the pot as you go.
Cut the ribs into manageable sizes and then brown them in the pan with a little more oil if necessary. Transfer the ribs to the pot.
Deglaze the pan with a little beef stock and add to the pot.
Finally add the tinned tomatoes, the remaining stock and the oregano and bay leaves.
Bring to the boil and then simmer for two hours
Slide the meat easily off the rib bones with set of tongs and a fork. Discard the bones.
For the cheese sauce, put the double cream, mustard and 200g/7oz of grated cheddar in a pan. Allow to melt for five minutes on a low heat, stirring occasionally.
For the basil oil, process the oil and the basil in a food processor and reserve.
To assemble the lasagne, place a small ladleful of the ragù (about three heaped tablespoons) into the base of each foil tray. Place a sheet of pasta on top. Brush the pasta sheet with basil oil.
Add another ladleful of ragù and a second pasta sheet and brush again with oil. Add a third ladleful of ragù and place one more pasta sheet on top.
Pour over a ladleful of cheese sauce.
Scatter over a small handful of the remaining grated cheese, then a small handful of breadcrumbs. Finish with a little drizzle of basil oil.
To cook straightaway, preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4 and cook for 25 minutes.
To prepare the lasagne for freezing, allow to cool, cover each portion with the lid and then freeze. They will keep for up to one month.
To cook from frozen, preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4, but cook for one hour.
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Library: Foundation
Package: Threading
Header: Poco/ActiveDispatcher.h
Description
This class is used to implement an active object with strictly serialized method execution.
An active object, which is an ordinary object containing ActiveMethod members, executes all active methods in their own thread. This behavior does not fit the "classic" definition of an active object, which serializes the execution of active methods (in other words, only one active method can be running at any given time).
Using this class as a base class, the serializing behavior for active objects can be implemented.
The following example shows how this is done:
class ActiveObject: public ActiveDispatcher { public: ActiveObject(): exampleActiveMethod(this, &ActiveObject::exampleActiveMethodImpl) { } ActiveMethod<std::string, std::string, ActiveObject, ActiveStarter<ActiveDispatcher> > exampleActiveMethod; protected: std::string exampleActiveMethodImpl(const std::string& arg) { ... } };
The only things different from the example in ActiveMethod is that the ActiveObject in this case inherits from ActiveDispatcher, and that the ActiveMethod template for exampleActiveMethod has an additional parameter, specifying the specialized ActiveStarter for ActiveDispatcher.
Inheritance
Direct Base Classes: Runnable
All Base Classes: Runnable
Member Summary
Member Functions: cancel, run, start, stop
Inherited Functions: run
Constructors
ActiveDispatcher
Creates the ActiveDispatcher.
ActiveDispatcher
ActiveDispatcher(
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);
Creates the ActiveDispatcher and sets the priority of its thread.
Destructor
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virtual ~ActiveDispatcher();
Destroys the ActiveDispatcher.
Member Functions
cancel
void cancel();
Cancels all queued methods.
start
void start(
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);
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run
void run();
See also: Poco::Runnable::run()
stop
void stop();


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Using Omics Pipe¶
Omics Pipe is a Python framework for automating ‘best practice’ next generation sequencing pipelines. Omics Pipe can be run from the command-line by providing it with a YAML parameter file specifying your directory structure and software specific parameters. This executes a parallel automated pipeline on a Distributed Resource Management system (local cluster or Amazon Web Services (AWS)) that efficiently handles job resource allocation, monitoring and restarting. The goals of Omics Pipe are to provide researchers with an open-source computational solution to implement ‘best practice’ pipelines with minimal development overhead and providing visual outputs to aid the researcher in biological interpretation.
To install Omics Pipe, first determine if you are going to be using it on a local compute cluster or on AWS. If you are going to be installing it on your local cluster, follow the directions below (or have your system administrator install it globally). If you are going to create a local installation in your home directory on your cluster but you do not have administrative permissions, you can create a Python Virtual Environment and then follow the instructions below within the virtual environment.
Requirements¶
HPC Cluster or AWS Star Cluster (Resource Requirements)
Python >=2.6
- R >= 2.15
- R Packages (Third Party Software Dependencies)
Third Party Software Dependencies (Third Party Software Dependencies)
Reference Databases (Reference Databases Needed)
Installation¶
Option 1: Install from pypi using pip:
pip install omics_pipe
Option 2: Install from pypi using easy_install:
easy_install omics_pipe
Option 3: Install from source: Download/extract the source code and run:
python setup.py install
Option 4: Install the latest code directly from the repository:
pip install -e hg+https://bitbucket.org/sulab/omics_pipe#egg=omics_pipe
Option 5: If you do not have administrator privileges on your system:
Step 1: Set up a `Python Virtual Environment`_ Step 2: Use one of the Options (1-4) above to install Omics Pipe within your virtual environment.
Usage¶
Once you have successfully installed Omics Pipe, you can run a pipeline by typing the command:
omics_pipe [-h] [--custom_script_path CUSTOM_SCRIPT_PATH]
[--custom_script_name CUSTOM_SCRIPT_NAME]
[--compression {gzip, bzip}]
{RNAseq_Tuxedo, RNAseq_count_based, RNAseq_cancer_report, RNAseq_TCGA, RNAseq_TCGA_counts, Tumorseq_MUTECT, miRNAseq_count_based, miRNAseq_tuxedo, WES_GATK, WGS_GATK, SomaticInDels, ChIPseq_MACS, ChIPseq_HOMER, custom}
parameter_file
Running Omics Pipe on Amazon Web Services (AWS)¶
- AWS Installation Instructions
- Installation instructions for setting up the AWS Omics Pipe AMI
Tutorial¶
- Tutorial
- Step-by-step tutorial for running Omics Pipe
- Creating a custom pipeline
- Tutorial for creating and running a custom pipeline in Omics Pipe using existing modules
- Adding new modules/tools
- Tutorial for adding new modules to Omics Pipe be used in a custom pipeline
Version history¶
Documentation¶
- The latest copy of this documentation should always be available at:
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New Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker clip reveals a stormtrooper upgrade
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by Petrana RadulovicStar Wars: The Rise of Skywalker comes out in less than a month. While another full-length trailer isn’t likely to drop before then, Lucasfilm unveiled some small clips on Monday featuring brief movie moments and behind-the-scenes actions.
This latest clip from Episode 9 shows a chase scene across Pasaana, a new desert planet (the Star Wars galaxy sure loves its desert planets). While our heroes have the upperhand initially, the Stormtroopers quickly catch up to them — and eject from their vehicle and soar through the air.
“ARRGHHHHHHGHH?!” says Chewbacca.
“THEY FLY NOW!” exclaims C-3PO.
“They fly now?!” questions Finn.
“They fly now,” states Poe.
Why did it take so long for the First Order Stormtroopers to get little jetpacks equipped onto their uniforms? Doesn’t that seem like a standard thing to have in a galaxy far, far away?
Over the weekend, another behind-the-scenes clip revealed cameos by Lin Manuel-Miranda and Ed Sheeran, along with making of footage from Star Wars past.
Much like the Stormtroopers, The Rise of Skywalker flies into theaters on Dec. 20.


 This sentimental and autobiographical work features frequently witty dialogue and superb acting by a team of true professionals with solid insight into the minds of people so set in their ways that they refuse to recognize the realities of the political turmoil encircling them. "Tea With Mussolini" is a filmed version of the first three chapters of film director Franco Zeffirelli's autobiography, adapted for the screen by scripter John Mortimer--whose expertise about Italy during the 1930's serves the project well. We come away from the picture with a better understanding of how childhood influences affect a director's output. Zeffirelli's entire yield--his lush, innovative filmed versions of such Shakespearean plays as "Romeo and Juliet, "The Taming of the Shrew," "Hamlet" and "Othello"-- might not have been possible had not a group of women known as the Scorpioni (for the their biting wit) stamped their influence on him early on. Making bold use of his imagination--particularly in casting two outrageously handsome young men as his youthful stand-ins and in implying that he was a member of the Italian resistance against the German occupation force--Zeffirelli paints an ambivalent portrait of a circle of English and American women who arrogantly stand up to Italians with whom their countries are at war. Refusing to heed warnings to go home before war is declared, they emerge a few years older but none the wiser for their troubles.
The women, eccentrically diverse, form a community in the Florence of the 1930's, and include the group's doyenne, Lady Hester (Maggie Smith), the widow of the British ambassador to Italy; Arabella Delancey (Judi Dench), who copies frescoes in the Uffizi Gallery and is followed everywhere by her beloved dog; Mary Wallace (Joan Plowright), who does secretarial work for the clothing manufacturer who has fathered a boy, Luca, out of the wedlock; the stunning and fabulously rich American Elsa Morganthall (Cher), who is in Florence to collect modern art; and Georgie (Lily Tomlin), who is in Italy on a dig and is an out-of-closet lesbian decades before this was fashionable.
The film opens in 1935 as war clouds hover over Europe and ends with the liberation of Florence from German occupiers by Scottish troops. Loosely plotted, the story begins in the office of a clothing manufacturer who refuses to take responsibility for Luca (Charlie Lucas), his out-of- wedlock son who is cared for by the industrialist's secretary and translator, Mary (Joan Plowright). Through Mary, who at one point builds a miniature set with puppets representing Romeo and Juliet, Luca gains a thorough appreciation for Shakespeare. Lady Hester (Maggie Smith), the de facto center of the group of English expatriate women, is confident that she and her circle would always be safe in Italy, because she had been invited to tea with Mussolini, who promised that no harm would ever come to her and her friends. In a surprisingly low-key and often weepy role, Judi Dench plays the part of a mediocre painter of frescoes while the most flamboyant presence is Cher, who performs in the role of Esta, a boorish American yet benevolent art collector who believes she is entitled by her affluence to possess a particular painting of Picasso. Esta's gaudy presence serves as a catalyst for some of the movie's wittiest lines, as Lady Hester, noting the sky-high concoction of desert that she purchases for Luca, remarks "The Americans even vulgarize ice cream."
When Italy opportunistically declares war against France and England in June 1940, the women are rounded up and herded into a one-room hovel, but Elsa secretly pays the bills at a nearby hotel, enabling the circle to live as though the war does not exist. The entire story of these "biddies" comes to us through the eyes of Luca (Baird Wallace as the Zeffirelli stand-in at age 17), a mature young man who has come to love the women who have befriended him and in a couple of instances secretly delivers passport to the hands of those who desperately need to get out of Italy.
"Tea with Mussolini" is exquisitely filmed by David Watkin-- whose previous work includes cinematography for "Out of Africa." Sites include Florence, Rome and the medieval town of San Gimignano--which retains the ambiance of 14th century Italy. Perhaps the most positive feature of the epic work is the insight we are given into the psyche of its director, while at the same time we bear witness to performances by some of the great actresses of our generation. The principal flaw is the overly sentimental treatment Zeffirelli furnishes of the Italian fascisti--who treat the "enemy" women with deference, even fearing their sharp retorts and condemnations. Even the German occupiers are soft-pedaled. As the subjugating troops retreat from Florence and prepare to blow up a historic tower, the women chain themselves to the wall, forcing the Germans to back way and decline the planned destruction.  Franco Zeffirelli shows us a good time indeed.
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‘Jeopardy!’ champs James Holzhauer, Emma Boettcher set to face off again
by Hana R. AlbertsIt’s the “Jeopardy!” rematch fans have been begging for.
After his victory in the Tournament of Champions semifinal Tuesday night, James Holzhauer — who won 32 games in a row this summer — will face Emma Boettcher on Thursday and Friday in a two-part final.
Boettcher bested the seemingly unstoppable Holzhauer — a 35-year-old professional gambler from Las Vegas — in his 33rd appearance on the beloved game show on June 3.
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The 27-year-old librarian from Chicago went on to win two more games and jut shy of $100,000 on the program, while Holzhauer raked in a staggering $2.4 million during his run.
“Jeopardy!” lovers who closely tracked Holzhauer’s exciting chase of legend Ken Jenning’s regular-season consecutive win record (74 games) and regular-season earnings record ($2.5 million) are eager to see Holzhauer once again take on the contestant who brought him down.
Upon returning to the small screen last week in the first round of the Tournament of Champions — which Jeopardy!” hosts about every two years or so, inviting back 15 of the most successful contestants since the last tournament — Holzhauer dominated his competition.
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On Tuesday night, Holzhauer returned for the semifinal against Rachel Lindgren of Bend. Ore., and Steven Grade of Atlanta, Ga. Going into the final round, he had racked up $30,466 — which, at more than double the score of Grade in second place, meant he locked in a win.
Similarly, Boettcher emerged victorious in her preliminary round handily — then returned to win Monday night’s semifinal.
Monday’s game also made headlines because one of Boettcher’s competitors — Dhruv Gaur of Brown University, who won the student tournament — penned a heartfelt note to host Alex Trebek on his podium screen during the Final Jeopardy round.
The 79-year-old game show icon was visibly moved he read Gaur’s answer (in the form of a question): “What is ‘We [love] you, Alex!,’” with a heart standing in for the word “love.”
“That’s very kind, thank you,” Trebek said after reading the question (which was not correct, given that the clue was “In the title of a groundbreaking 1890 exposé of poverty in New York City slums, these three words follow ‘How the'”).
The beloved host — who is battling stage 4 pancreatic cancer — appeared choked up, seeming to hold back tears. He paused for a few beats before continuing the round.
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On Tuesday night, Trebek referenced the touching tribute. Monday’s game, he joked, “had laughs, it had tears and it had mistakes, and I’m just talking about myself.”
In the Tournament of Champions final, Holzhauer and Boettcher will play whoever wins Wednesday night’s semifinal — Francois Barcomb of New Paltz, NY, Gilbert Collins of Princeton, NJ, and Lindsey Shultz of Pittsburgh, Pa. — for the $250,000 grand prize.
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| org.apache.commons.configuration2 |
The Configuration main package.
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| org.apache.commons.configuration2.beanutils |
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| org.apache.commons.configuration2.builder |
This package contains the implementations of configuration builder classes used to create new
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| org.apache.commons.configuration2.builder.combined |
A package containing the implementation of the builder for combined configurations.
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Configuration classes supporting NeXT / OpenStep /GNUStep style configuration.
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| AbstractConfiguration
Abstract configuration class.
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| AbstractHierarchicalConfiguration
A specialized configuration class that extends its base class by the ability of keeping more structure in the stored
properties.
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| AbstractYAMLBasedConfiguration
A base class for configuration implementations based on YAML structures.
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| BaseConfiguration
Basic configuration class.
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| BaseHierarchicalConfiguration
A specialized hierarchical configuration implementation that is based on a structure of
ImmutableNode
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A hierarchical composite configuration class.
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| Configuration
The main Configuration interface.
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| ConfigurationComparator
Comparator for configurations interface.
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| ConfigurationConsumer
A Configuration task that may throw a ConfigurationException.
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| ConfigurationDecoder
An interface for decoding encoded values from a configuration source.
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| ConfigurationXMLReader
A base class for "faked"
XMLReader classes that transform a configuration object in a set of SAX
parsing events. |
| FileBasedConfiguration
An interface which combines the
FileBased and Configuration interfaces. |
| HierarchicalConfiguration
An interface for mutable hierarchical configurations.
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| ImmutableConfiguration
The main interface for accessing configuration data in a read-only fashion.
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| ImmutableHierarchicalConfiguration
An interface for immutable hierarchical configurations.
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| MapConfiguration
A Map based Configuration.
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| PropertiesConfiguration
This is the "classic" Properties loader which loads the values from a single or multiple files (which can be chained
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3.5 Example and test programs
The package contains the examples and tests directories; both of them are
further divided into fileread and pdegen subdirectories. Their purpose is as
follows:
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examples
- contains a set of simple example programs with a predefined choice of
preconditioners, selectable via integer values. These are intended to get an
acquaintance with the multilevel preconditioners available in MLD2P4.
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tests
- contains a set of more sophisticated examples that will allow the user, via
the input files in the runs subdirectories, to experiment with the full range
of preconditioners implemented in the package.
The fileread directories contain sample programs that read sparse matrices from files,
according to the Matrix Market or the Harwell-Boeing storage format; the pdegen
programs generate matrices in full parallel mode from the discretization of a sample
partial differential equation.


Intro: I had recently received a batch of 5 meo mipt (moxy) and I was eager to try the effects before I introduced it to my friends. Before this experience I had tried few psychoactives like this and only one experience has ever come near this and that was a strong dose of mushrooms. My experiences with drugs have included marijuana, mushrooms, nitrous, nutmeg, 2C-I, DMT, MDMA, ketamine and cocaine and none of these trips came close to my heavy dose of moxy.
Setting and preparation: For the first experience of this drug I thought it would be best to try it by myself in a comfortable environment watching the television in my room. I made sure I had water and food near me in case it was needed and that I was in a comfortable resting position.
Dosage and Timing:
I had decided to ingest it in pill form which was the downfall to my trip. At first I was going to dilute the bulk powder into a predetermined amount of liquid so that I would have been able to decipher the dose I was going to take (I had not received my milligram scale yet so I could not scale out exact amounts). Instead I put an amount that I thought was close to 10mg in the pill and swallowed it at 7 pm. Later after the trip I figured out the dose I took was closer to 40mg.
[Erowid Note: A volume amount of one powder doesn't necessarily weigh the same as the same volume of another powder. For substances active as such a small dose, eyeballing is particularly unwise. See related article] This was the only drug that I had taken during the day so that I could ensure I was only feeling the effects of the moxy.
The Trip
(7:30) 30 minutes after ingesting the moxy and I was starting to feel the effects and it was very euphoric and there was much anticipation in my body for the full effects to kick in.
(8:00) Around this time I began to feel muscle tension in my arms and feet and the letters on my laptop screen began to ripple and I experienced the first thought that this trip was going to be very intense.
(9:00- 11:00) Through this period my trip was very intense and I was not able to interact with other people. My hands had began to tremor and when I tried to write my experience on paper, it proved very difficult and agitating so I decided to just lay back and try to relax.
My room was very dark and the only light was coming from the television and the colours were intense and my visuals were becoming distorted. People on television would have very beady eyes and it got to the point where they started forming a third eye on their foreheads and the wrinkles in their skin would become larger making their faces much more rugged. My heartbeat was rapid and I was having sound distortions, one moment voices were in slow motion and their tones became low and then the next moment their voices would speed up and become more high pitched.
When I would look up at the normally glittering ceiling, it became intense swirling fractals with an amazing spectrum of colours. I found the visuals and the sound distortions more of a positive but it was the thought process while I was on the drug I found unsettling. It felt as if this drug was frying my brain and there was fever-like warmth throughout my body. Sometime in these hours I ventured to my washroom and the light combined with the white walls and the square tiles of the bathroom were very uneasy. The washroom was pulsing and urination was difficult, while I look at the door it would move farther away from me and become a distant object.  I could feel the drug subsiding and I was ecstatic to be done with this drug as I had school the next day. Within half an hour the effects had died down and were once again euphoric and I found it much better now. As I look up at the ceiling the fractals were still apparent but had decreased in speed and intensity, my tremors had disappeared and heartbeat had returned to normal. By 12 am the effects were gone and my brain was left with a feeling of tiredness, moxy had spent all my energy and I was out like a light within minutes.
After Effects: The next morning I had awoken and was considerably tired but it was manageable. I did not notice any side effects until I started constructing my project in class, it was strenuous and I was sweating and breathing slightly heavier. As I bend down, I experience a head rush that causes me to pause for a moment and close my eyes, it is quite euphoric but only lasts for 10 seconds. This happened 2 or 3 more times and then I experienced nothing weird throughout the day.
Conclusion: All in all, I would not take this dosage again. I believe if the dosage was halved that it would have been significantly better but I will not try it anytime in the near future.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


The dataset is a corpus of news and blog posts ingested using Baleen from the period March 3, 2016, ongoing. The latest dump we have received from Ben is from May 14, 2016. Currently, the data set contains 52k+ articles in HTML format for a size of approximately 3.6 GB. The corpus is still growing at a rate of several thousand posts per day. We have converted the HTML files to txt files for NLP in python.
This project is a product of the District Data Labs Incubator Program, which helps qualified participants gain hands-on data science experience with the assistance of mentors through creating a data product. We selected our team of four individuals through our common interest in natural language processing (NLP).
There were two objectives for this project: The first was to assist our mentor, Benjamin Bengfort, with creating visualizations for his PyCon talk on May 30, 2016. The second was to create a gallery of data products proposing more interesting ways, beyond the word cloud, to visualize text data.


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Plymouth City Council is heading for a £3m overspend
The council leader has called for more funding to be made available
by Edward OldfieldPlymouth City Council leader Tudor Evans wants local government funding to be part of the General Election debate.
He made the plea as councillors heard this year’s budget is heading for an overspend of more than £3m.
Council officers will bring forward plans for savings to try to balance the books by the end of the financial year.
The forecast overspend of just under £3.5m is less than two per cent of the council’s £185.5m revenue budget.
The budget figure includes savings of £17m already made this year, on top of £11m of savings last year.
The council’s Labour leader Tudor Evans said since the start of the Government’s austerity programme over the last decade it had cut 60p in every £1 of funding for local authorities.
He said that had resulted in the “hollowing out” of local government and the consequences could be seen in the workloads of hard-pressed social workers and housing officers.
He said he wanted the General Election debate to focus on “how people value local services, and the funding of them”.
Cllr Evans said at a meeting of the Labour-controlled council’s Cabinet: “People need to understand there is a choice, actually we don’t have to continue down this path which councils have gone down for the last 10 years, this hollowing out of local government.”
The latest three-month budget monitoring report highlighted a £70m increase in forecast investment in the city this year to almost £335m, creating more than 5,000 jobs.
The report for July to September also reported an increase in the numbers of people saved from becoming homeless and children and families supported, compared to the same period last year.
Local authority finances nationwide have come under increasing pressure from rising costs and demand for adult and children’s social care.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies has highlighted the need for billions of pounds of extra funding for councils over the life of the next parliament to fund adult social care. People aged over 65 are expected to make up a fifth of the population by 2030.
The Conservative Government said the 4.3 per cent increase in funding for local government in 2020 was the biggest year-on-year real terms increase for almost a decade, including access to an extra £1.5bn for adult and children’s social care.


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Over the last days I had to fight with legacy sourcecode again. It is always hard to figure out what other developers meant years ago when the code was written. But it gets even harder when every single parameter is a String.  Is it maybe an Integer? Or some kind of flag? Or is there more information encoded in this String and do you have to rebuild a strange ASCII format filled with information to call that method?

Truth is, you don't know. You just want to call a method called addToAcl(String role), but what is that parameter? The name of a role? Or the longer display name of the role? Or is it the UID of the role? How is the UID represented?
I have to deal with legacy sourcecode all the time, sometimes it's years old. Often the developers are not available anymore. And there is a lot of string-passing around, integer return codes and other awful things I try to avoid whenever I write code. It's not always possible to avoid it myself, but that doesn't stop me ranting about it here on my blog. ;-) I came upon so many methods were I couldn't tell what I need to pass by reading the method and parameter names. I had to open the method source, look up what it wanted to do with the parameter and then give the right value to the method.
Stephan wrote a good article about evil Strings over at codemonkeyism, so I won't give another example here. But if you are tempted to add a integer parameter or a String parameter to any method, ask yourself: Will The Next Guy[tm] know what this parameter means? Or should I use a real object here?


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Leftover Christmas pudding ice cream recipe
by Angela HartnettIce cream is the perfect vehicle for any leftover Christmas pudding, and this makes an indulgent dessert for Boxing Day and beyond.
This recipe uses a method for a classic crème anglaisem but I have also given my cheat's version below.
Prep time: 20 minutes, plus churning and freezing time | Cooking time: 20 minutes
SERVES
Six
INGREDIENTS
- 6 large egg yolks
- 130g caster sugar
- 400ml milk
- 500ml double cream
- 200g leftover cooked Christmas pudding, crumbled
METHOD
- Have a bowl of ice or iced water ready for the sauce.
- In a large bowl, whisk the egg yolks with the sugar until pale and thick.
- Heat the milk and cream together in a pan and bring to the boil. Just as it comes to the boil, remove from the heat and pour one third of it over the egg mixture, whisking well.
- Pour the egg mixture back into the saucepan with the rest of the milk and cream, put the pan back over the heat, and allow to come to a low boil, whisking all the time.
- Continue to cook until the sauce is thick enough to coat the back of a wooden spoon. Remove from the heat and pour the sauce through a sieve into a bowl set over ice or ice water.
- When the sauce has cooled, fold in the crumbled Christmas pudding and turn the mixture into an ice-cream machine.
- Churn as per the manufacturer’s instructions until set then transfer to a container to freeze.
My cheat’s version of Christmas pudding ice cream
You don’t need to make a proper crème anglaise, and you can do it without an ice-cream maker.
Prep time:10 minutes, plus a few hours freezing time
SERVES
Six
INGREDIENTS
- 4 large egg yolks (these stay raw, so they must be British lion stamped)
- 100g caster sugar
- 150g cooked Christmas pudding
- 3 tbsp Madeira or brandy
- 300ml double cream
METHOD
- Whisk the egg yolks and sugar together in a bowl until pale and thick.
- Crumble the Christmas pudding into the egg and sugar mix, stirring well, then add the Madeira or brandy and mix again.
- In a separate bowl, whisk the cream until you have soft peaks, then fold this into the pudding mixture.
- Transfer to a freezable container, such as a 450g loaf tin lined with cling film, and freeze for a few hours to set.


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import tactic.abel universe u lemma foo (α : Type u) [comm_group α] (b d a c : α) : a * d = d * (b * (a * b⁻¹)) := by abel -- abel failed to simplify lemma bar (α : Type u) [comm_group α] (b d a c : α) : a * d = d * (b * (a * b⁻¹)) := begin rw mul_comm, congr' 1, rw mul_left_comm, simp, end
@Mario Carneiro Do you know what I'm doing wrong here?
I think abel
was never implemented on multiplicative groups
aren't they the same as additive groups? [insert mathematician's rant]
transfer to_additive; abel
I think the intent was to use additive
to do the translation, and I never got around to it
But that better not actually be inverse in a field or I will be annoyed
Any idea why abel
fails for the second example here?
variables {α : Type*} {a : α} open_locale add_monoid example [add_comm_monoid α] : 1•a + a = a + a := by abel -- works example [add_comm_group α] : 1•a + a = a + a := by abel -- fails
Note that changing the second abel
to repeat { abel }
(i.e { abel, abel }
) does work
Interesting. How about this:
example [add_comm_group α] : 2•a - (1•a) = a := by abel -- fails
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3. SVM_predict.py¶
3.1. Description¶
Build SVM model from “train_file” and then predict cases in “data_file”
3.2. Options¶
- --version
show program’s version number and exit
- -h, --help
show this help message and exit
- -t TRAIN_FILE, --train_file=TRAIN_FILE
Tab or space separated file (for tranining purpose, to build SVM model). The first column contains sample IDs; the second column contains sample labels in integer (must be 0 or 1); the third column contains sample label names (string, must be consistent with column-2). The remaining columns contain featuers used to build SVM model.
- -d DATA_FILE, --data_file=DATA_FILE
Tab or space separated file (new data to predict the label). The first column contains sample IDs; the second column contains sample labels in integer (must be 0 or 1); the third column contains sample label names (string, must be consistent with column-2). The remaining columns contain featuers used to build SVM model.
- -C C_VALUE, --cvalue=C_VALUE
C value. default=1.0
- -k S_KERNEL, --kernel=S_KERNEL
Specifies the kernel type to be used in the algorithm. It must be one of ‘linear’, ‘poly’, ‘rbf’, ‘sigmoid’, ‘precomputed’ or a callable. If none is given, ‘rbf’ will be used. default=linear
3.3. Input files format¶
TRAIN_FILE and DATA_FILE use the same format as below. the 2nd and 3rd columns in DATA_FILE can be consideres as Original Label and Original Name.
ID |
Label |
Label_name |
feature_1 |
feature_2 |
feature_3 |
… |
feature_n |
sample_1 |
1 |
WT |
1560 |
795 |
0.9716 |
… |
feature_n |
sample_2 |
1 |
WT |
784 |
219 |
0.4087 |
… |
feature_n |
sample_3 |
1 |
WT |
2661 |
2268 |
1.1691 |
… |
feature_n |
sample_4 |
0 |
Mut |
643 |
198 |
0.5458 |
… |
feature_n |
sample_5 |
0 |
Mut |
534 |
87 |
1.0545 |
… |
feature_n |
sample_6 |
0 |
Mut |
332 |
75 |
0.5115 |
… |
feature_n |
3.4. Command¶
$ python3 SVM_predict.py -t lung_CES_5features.tsv -d lung_CES_data_to_predict.tsv -C 10
3.5. Output to screen¶
TCGA_ID Ori_Label Ori_name Predict_Label Predict_Name
TCGA-05-4244 unknown TP53_WT 1 Truncating
TCGA-05-4249 unknown TP53_WT 1 Truncating
TCGA-05-4250 unknown TP53_WT 1 Truncating
TCGA-05-4389 unknown TP53_WT 1 Truncating
TCGA-05-4390 unknown TP53_WT 1 Truncating
TCGA-05-4403 unknown TP53_WT 1 Truncating
TCGA-38-7271 unknown TP53_WT 1 Truncating
TCGA-38-A44F unknown TP53_WT 0 Normal
TCGA-39-5030 unknown TP53_WT 1 Truncating


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What’s new?¶
0.1.0
Features¶
First version of official documentation¶
Version 0.1.0 of Quantipy is starting off the official documentation of the library. The docs are based on workflow examples to demonstrate and explain key features, capabilities and current limits.
SPSS Statictics .sav file format I/O support added¶
Quantipy is now able to convert SPSS .sav files into or from its native input
data sources (pandas.DataFrame
/dict
).
Rewrite of Quantity
class¶
The aggregation engine has undergone some modifications to harmonize the main
computation methods and add more flexibilty. There are no substantial changes
to how Quantity
interacts with the view methods, except for the instruction
of code group arithmetics (to e.g. produce a Net Promoter Score view). It is
recommended to read through the documentation of the
aggregation engine
and to review the
view method customization examples
.
Chain.concat()
and Cluster.merge()
methods¶
Chains and Clusters can now produce pandas.DataFrame
outputs that visualize
their aggregation results. This enables the creation of raw reports that are
not requiring any metadata sources.
Please see examples here
Mimicked askia tests now support nets / code groups¶
Tests of signficance that are mimicking the askia software package now support testing of net-type Views just as their Dimensions counterparts already did in the last release.
Improvements¶
View notation split output in Stack.describe() reduced¶
When setting the split_view_names
parameter to True
, the output of the
Stack’s describe()
method will now only show all unique notations and their
components to improve readability.
View object and View meta¶
A View’s meta is now accessed via the meta()
method. The meta
attribute has been removed. A range of self-inspection methods
have been added.
Bugfixes¶
- Fixed a bug that was causing complex logics view to run into a error when performend on filtered Links.
- Fixed a bug in
coltests()
view method that was computing tests of signficance multiple times.


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Birmingham City's under-23s clinched their fifth PDL win on the spin against Hull City
by Brian Dick, https://www.facebook.com/blueswriterbriandick/?fref=tsKane Thompson-Sommers’ late strike gave Birmingham City’s Under 23s their fifth PDL 2 win in succession.
But Steve Spooner’s side had to come from behind against Hull City to stay top of their league at a sodden Wast Hills.
Blues edged a scoreless first half, dominating possession and territory and sending in a handful of shots on the Hull goal.
With Ryan Stirk pulling the strings in midfield and Ryan Burke providing width on the left the hosts pressed forward.
The pair combined for the best chance of the opening period when, in the 39th minute, the left back lifted an inviting pass over the defence for Stirk to latch on to.
The Welsh Under 21 took a touch and hammered a shot which Will Mannion pushed away.
Burke also had a looping cross which dropped just wide of the far post and Mannion needed to claw away Odin Bailey’s deep centre.
Despite that it was Hull who took the lead three minutes after the restart when Matty Jacob curled in from the left and found Danny Lupano, the defender powered his header into the corner of the net.
That prompted the Tigers’ best spell of the game as Blues were forced on to the defensive- albeit briefly and the home back four had more to think about.
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This MSc project uses community detection and relationship-strength algorithms to (hopefully) aid collective privacy management when conflicts arise by suggesting a resolution. The usage and feedback of this tool will help evaluate their application.
When you're tagged in photos on Facebook, to manage your own privacy you're currently limited to all or nothing approaches of untagging yourself or requesting that the photo is deleted. This hinders sharing with people you might have wanted to share with. e.g. close friends but not work colleagues. There may also be situations where you conflict with another friend in the photo that wants a mutual work colleague to see the photo thus this needs resolving. No social network currently offers a way to collectively manage privacy between co-owners of media.
This web application utilises the Facebook Graph API to:
This tool is limited by any limitations that the Facebook Graph API exhibits.
I created this in a month with no test coverage so there may be some bugs. They should be resolved in further patches.
1. https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/reference/photo
2. https://developers.facebook.com/bugs/1502515636638396/
This tool only reads information from the Graph API.
This tool's architecture is split into the following components utilising queues and caches for an asynchronous experience.
Created with the Angular 4 framework and Materialize.css
Created with Golang
The RESTful API handles all public requests.
The workers perform asynchronous tasks.
This whole application is hosted on Amazon Web Services' cloud infrastructure. It is managed using Terraform and consists of an ECS with WeaveNet Docker cluster on spotfleet using m4.larges/
The Queue service is RabbitMQ.
The Cache and publish/subscribe service is Redis.
The relational database for persistent storage is Postgres.
The data stored in the cache and database can be used to personally identify you (Facebook ID with server access token can be used to access the permissions granted (your likes, education etc.).
The workers, queues, cache and database are not publicly accessible, and never handle information from the public.
The API is behind a firewalled Application Load Balancer and only publishes messages to the queues and cache.
The API authenticates using JSON Web Tokens and checks the existence of friendships before returning any friend/user data.
All of this information will be destroyed at the end of the project's life in September 2017 and only non-identifable information will be used for research in this project's scope.
Created by VJ Patel as part of an MSc dissertation project in Collective Privacy Management for Kings College London


Library: Iterators
Pointer generalizations for traversal and modification of collections
Iterators are a generalization of pointers that allow a C++ program to uniformly interact with different data structures. The illustration below displays the five iterator categories defined by the standard library, and shows their hierarchical relationship. Because standard library iterator categories are hierarchical, each category includes all the requirements of the categories above it.
Because iterators are used to traverse and access containers, the nature of the container determines the type of iterator it generates. Also, because algorithms require specific iterator types as arguments, it is iterators that, for the most part, determine which standard library algorithms can be used with which standard library containers.
To conform to the C++ standard, all container and sequence classes must include their own iterator types. Each iterator may be a class defined within the container or may be a simple pointer, whichever is appropriate.
Containers and sequences must also include const iterators that point to the beginning and end of their collections. These may be accessed using the class members, begin() and end().
Because the semantics of iterators are a generalization of the semantics of C++ pointers, every function template that takes iterators also works using C++ pointers to contiguous memory sequences. For example, both of the following uses of the generic algorithm count() are valid:
list<int> 1; count(1.begin(), 1.end()); int buf[4]={1,2,3,4}; count(buf, buf+4);
Iterators may be constant or mutable depending upon whether the result of the operator*() behaves as a reference or as a reference to a constant. Constant iterators cannot satisfy the requirements of an output_iterator.
Every iterator type guarantees that there is an iterator value that points past the last element of a corresponding container. This value is called the past-the-end value. No guarantee is made that this value is dereferenceable.
Every function included in an iterator is required to be realized in amortized constant time.
The following key pertains to the iterator requirements listed below:
a and b |
values of type X |
n |
value representing a distance between two iterators |
u, Distance, tmp, and m |
identifiers |
r |
value of type X& |
t |
value of type T |
The following expressions must be valid for input iterators:
X u(a) |
copy constructor, u == a |
X u = a |
assignment, u == a |
a == b, a != b |
return value convertible to bool |
*a |
a == b implies *a == *b |
a->m |
equivalent to (*a).m |
++r |
returns X& |
r++ |
return value convertible to const X& |
*r++ |
returns type T |
For input iterators, a == b does not imply that ++a == ++b.
Algorithms using input iterators should be single pass algorithms. They should not pass through the same iterator twice.
The value of type T does not have to be an lvalue.
The following expressions must be valid for output iterators:
X(a) |
copy constructor, a == X(a) |
X u(a) |
copy constructor, u == a |
X u = a |
assignment, u == a |
*a = t |
result is not used |
++r |
returns X& |
r++ |
return value convertible to const X& |
*r++ = t |
result is not used |
The only valid use for the operator* is on the left hand side of the assignment statement.
Algorithms using output iterators should be single pass algorithms. They should not pass through the same iterator twice.
The following expressions must be valid for forward iterators:
X u |
u might have a singular value |
X() |
X() might be singular |
X(a) |
copy constructor, a == X(a) |
X u(a) |
copy constructor, u == a |
X u = a |
assignment, u == a |
a == b, a != b |
return value convertible to bool |
*a |
return value convertible to T& |
a->m |
equivalent to (*a).m |
++r |
returns X& |
r++ |
return value convertible to const X& |
*r++ |
returns T& |
Forward iterators have the condition that a == b implies *a== *b.
There are no restrictions on the number of passes an algorithm may make through the structure.
A bidirectional iterator must meet all the requirements for forward iterators. In addition, the following expressions must be valid:
--r |
returns X& |
r-- |
return value convertible to const X& |
*r-- |
returns T |
A random access iterator must meet all the requirements for bidirectional iterators. In addition, the following expressions must be valid:
r += n |
Semantics of --r or ++r n times depending on the sign of n |
a + n, n + a |
returns type X |
r -= n |
returns X&, behaves as r += -n |
a - n |
returns type X |
b - a |
returns distance |
a[n] |
*(a+n), return value convertible to T |
a < b |
total ordering relation |
a > b |
total ordering relation opposite to < |
a <= b |
!(a > b) |
a >= b |
!(a < b) |
All relational operators return a value convertible to bool.
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java.lang.Object org.jnetpcap.util.checksum.Checksum
public class Checksum
Main base and utility class that provides native methods for calculating various CRC on buffers.
| Constructor Summary | |
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Checksum()
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| Method Summary | |
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static int |
crc16CCITT(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length)
Calculate CCITT CRC16 checksum using a CRC32 CCITT seed. |
static int |
crc16CCITTContinue(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length,
int crc)
Calculate CCITT 16-bit checksum using a partially calculated CRC16. |
static int |
crc16CCITTSeed(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length,
int seed)
Calculate CCITT 16-bit checksum using a custom seed. |
static int |
crc16X25CCITT(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length)
Calculate CCITT CRC16 X.25 checksum using a CCITT seed. |
static int |
crc32c(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length,
int crc)
Calculate a standard CRC32C checksum using a custom seed. |
static long |
crc32CCITT(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length)
Calculate CCITT CRC32 checksum using a CRC32 CCITT seed. |
static int |
crc32CCITTContinue(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length,
int crc)
Calculate a standard CRC32C checksum using a partially calculated CRC32. |
static int |
crc32CCITTSeed(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length,
int seed)
Calculate CCITT CRC32 checksum using a custom seed. |
static int |
crc32IEEE802(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length)
Calculates IEEE 802 based checksums including ethernet/802.3. |
static long |
flip(long c)
Flips the bytes from LITTLE to BIG ENDIAN. |
static int |
icmp(JBuffer buffer,
int ipOffset,
int icmpOffset)
Icmp. |
static int |
inChecksum(JBuffer buffer,
int offset,
int length)
Calculate a CRC16 using one's complement of one's complement algorithm. |
static int |
inChecksumShouldBe(int checksum,
int calculateChecksum)
Computes what the checksum should be based on calculated checksum and the checksum in the header's checksum field. |
static int |
pseudoTcp(JBuffer buffer,
int ipOffset,
int tcpOffset)
Pseudo tcp. |
static int |
pseudoUdp(JBuffer buffer,
int ipOffset,
int udpOffset)
Pseudo udp. |
static int |
sctp(JBuffer buffer,
int sctpOffset,
int length)
Calculate CRC32c checksum of the SCTP message. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public Checksum()
| Method Detail |
|---|
public static int crc16CCITT(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length)
buffer
- buffer to calculate crc onoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- length within the buffer
public static int crc16CCITTContinue(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length, int crc)
buffer
- buffer to calculate crc onoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- length within the buffercrc
- the preload value for the CRC16 computation
public static int crc16CCITTSeed(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length, int seed)
buffer
- buffer to calculate crc onoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- length within the bufferseed
- starting seed
public static int crc16X25CCITT(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length)
buffer
- buffer to calculate crc onoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- length within the buffer
public static int crc32c(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length, int crc)
buffer
- buffer to calculate crc onoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- length within the buffercrc
- the preload value for the CRC32C computation
public static long crc32CCITT(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length)
buffer
- buffer to calculate crc onoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- length within the buffer
public static int crc32CCITTContinue(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length, int crc)
buffer
- buffer to calculate crc onoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- length within the buffercrc
- the preload value for the CRC32 computation
public static int crc32CCITTSeed(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length, int seed)
buffer
- buffer to calculate crc onoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- length within the bufferseed
- starting seed
public static int crc32IEEE802(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length)
buffer
- buffer to calculate foroffset
- offset into the buffer in byteslength
- number of bytes to run calculation on
public static long flip(long c)
c
- source value
public static int icmp(JBuffer buffer, int ipOffset, int icmpOffset)
buffer
- the bufferipOffset
- the ip offseticmpOffset
- the icmp offset
public static int inChecksum(JBuffer buffer, int offset, int length)
buffer
- buffer to reach the chunk of dataoffset
- offset into the bufferlength
- number of bytes to include in calculation
public static int inChecksumShouldBe(int checksum, int calculateChecksum)
checksum
- checksum within the header's fieldcalculateChecksum
- checksum that was calculated
public static int pseudoTcp(JBuffer buffer, int ipOffset, int tcpOffset)
buffer
- the bufferipOffset
- the ip offsettcpOffset
- the tcp offset
public static int pseudoUdp(JBuffer buffer, int ipOffset, int udpOffset)
buffer
- the bufferipOffset
- the ip offsetudpOffset
- the udp offset
public static int sctp(JBuffer buffer, int sctpOffset, int length)
buffer
- the buffersctpOffset
- the sctp header offset
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.
BIL attempts to bridge the gap between natural languages like english, and more structured forms of language like computer programming languages, legalese, and forms.
The challenge is to reduce ambiguity in written instructions by introducing additional markup and information about the parts of speech used, and to adhere to a consistent contextual structure for illustrating the relationships between the words.
The goal is to arrive at an instruction language that acts both as a superset of HTML as well as a simplified subset of the natural language you are marking up as BIL. The aim is to present information in a way that a reader of the same natural language who has never seen BIL can understand it with a minimal learning curve to replace confusing instructions, verbose language, and ambiguous phrasing.
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, or <phrase>
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Words are the elementary building blocks of BIL. You may nest word tags inside of each other infinitely deep (this is called putting words 'in the context of' another word) and this context-based nesting is the core idea of BIL.
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A <noun>
tag wraps any noun or proper noun. Nouns are analogous to generic objects in programming language.
The proper
attribute can be added to signify a proper noun. This is analogous to a named variable in a programming language.
A <verb>
tag wraps any verb, action, or set of actions. Verbs are analogous to functions in a programming language.
A <number>
tag wraps any numeric value.
An <adjective>
tag wraps any adjective. These are analogous to properties or attributes in a programming language.
A <pronoun>
tag wraps any pronoun. These address specific instances of nouns based on context.
A <preposition>
tag wraps any preposition. These usually refer to the directionality, location, orientation, or state in which a verb or noun exists.
An <adverb>
tag wraps any adverb. When used to modify verbs adverbs are analogous to function arguments in programming languages.
A <conjunction>
tag wraps any conjunction. Conjunctions are analogous to a lot of logical keywords like if
and while
.
An <interjection>
tag wraps any interjection.
<context>
<context>
A <block>
tag is a grouping operator containing one or more words and a <context>
tag
<block>
<phrase>
A <context>
tag is a grouping operator containing <phrase>
tags and and/or <block>
tags.
A <phrase>
tag is a grouping operator containing multiple word tags.
Always begin a BIL document with a containing <block>
tag:
<block></block>
This containing block may contain one or more word tags, plus a <context>
tag. This block is a <noun>
block and will contain more words that define something in the context of a <noun>
called 'BIL example':
<block>
<noun>BIL example</noun>
<context></context>
</block>
This <context>
tag may contain one or more word tags, more <block>
tags, or if there are multiple separate groupings of word tags each of these gropuings can be wrapped in <phrase>
tags:
<block>
<noun>BIL example</noun>
<context>
<phrase><verb>demo <noun>item 1</noun></verb></phrase>
<phrase><verb>demo <noun>item 2</noun></verb></phrase>
</context>
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Here we could say that the <noun>
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'demo', to demonstrate. We could also say that doing something with 'item 1' and 'item 2' are in the context of a <noun>
called 'BIL example'.


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Tories urge pro-UK voters to unite and back them in Scotland
Scottish Conservative leader Jackson Carlaw made the plea as he said the election is ‘on a knife edge’.
The Tories warned the General Election in Scotland is on a “knife edge” as they called on pro-union supporters to back the party.
Scottish Conservatives leader Jackson Carlaw said that was the only way to “make Nicola Sturgeon listen for once”.
Scotland’s First Minister will write to the Prime Minister, whoever that may be following Thursday’s General Election, demanding the power to hold a second vote on independence.
Mr Carlaw said as he launched a new campaign advert: “We can say no to a second independence referendum, we can say no to more division and we can make Nicola Sturgeon listen for once.”
Speaking ahead of Thursday’s ballot, the Tory argued: “Nicola Sturgeon has had her say during this election campaign.
“She’s said she’d prop up Jeremy Corbyn in Number 10 despite his unsuitability for the job.
“She’s made clear she’ll demand a second independence referendum as early as Friday.
“She has said she wants to hold that referendum next year, dragging us back to yet more division.
“She has had her say, on Thursday we can have ours.”
A few hundred voters could make all the differenceJackson Carlaw
Mr Carlaw added: “In 2017, people came together and backed the Scottish Conservatives.
“It hit the SNP hard and, as a result, we forced Nicola Sturgeon to put indyref2 on hold. We need to tell her again and halt the Nationalists in their tracks.
“Across Scotland, this election is on a knife edge. A few hundred voters could make all the difference.
“So this week, I am urging all pro-UK voters in Scotland to come together and back us.
“We are the only party with the strength and resolve to beat the SNP, and stop that referendum for good.”