Provides tools for simulating from discrete-time individual level models for infectious disease data analysis. This epidemic model class contains spatial and contact-network based models with two disease types: Susceptible-Infectious (SI) and Susceptible-Infectious-Removed (SIR).
| Version: | 1.4.2 |
| Depends: | coda, graphics, grDevices, stats, utils, R (≥ 3.2.0) |
| Published: | 2018-03-09 |
| Author: | Vineetha Warriyar. K. V. and Rob Deardon |
| Maintainer: | Vineetha Warriyar. K. V. <vineethawarriyar.kod at ucalgary.ca> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | EpiILM results |
| Reference manual: | EpiILM.pdf |
| Package source: | EpiILM_1.4.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: EpiILM_1.4.2.zip, r-release: EpiILM_1.4.2.zip, r-oldrel: EpiILM_1.4.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: EpiILM_1.4.2.tgz, r-oldrel: EpiILM_1.4.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | EpiILM archive |
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#include "_doctype.html"
libcurl - WinInet Comparison
#include "css.t"
#define LIBCURL_WININET
#define CURL_URL libcurl/wininet.html
#include "_menu.html"
#include "setup.t"
#include "table.t"
WHERE2(libcurl, "/libcurl/", WinInet Comparison)
TITLE(Notes About WinInet compared to libcurl)
- there's a tech note
from Microsoft that says not to use WinInet from system context.
 The biggest of which is proxy settings.
In general, the settings are stored per user, so if you find yourself in
system context, the correct settings may not be there. Or, if you need to
impersonate another user, you're in the same boat. Gotta love the plain text
config file. I am curious if people worry about their proxy credentials
lying around in plain text, or if they encrypt them, or what.
- Even with the correct settings, there are certain versions of IE (I
think it's 6, and maybe with some service packs) that don't work properly
when communicating to proxies with basic authentication.
- There are so many sweet features with curl that aren't available with
WinInet. Like for example support for more protocols.
- I've never tried to deal with Microsoft for WinInet support, but the
curl support (i.e. the libcurl mailing list, and Daniel
in particular) is really good.
- Even if portability isn't a concern now, it might be later. And,
there's more than just code portability. If you get good with curl, you'll
have a useful skill if you work on other platforms. I doubt we'll see
WinInet ported anywhere else anytime soon.
- We had some servers in-house and others outside our main network. Each
one needed its own proxy and id/password settings for connecting. WinInet
will only store one current configuration. This meant that we couldn't
connect to both an internal and external server at the same time.
- Another issue was trying to explain to people that when they messed up
their IE settings, the application would fail.
- Some of our customers did not USE Internet Explorer. It was installed,
but not configured. This meant they had to set up and configure the beast
that is IE, even if they would never use it.
A quote from Leonard Rosenthol on the abiword development mailing list:
WinInet is fine for a "hack", but isn't usable for serious I/O - libcurl is
MUCH more robust, flexible, and faster.
Thanks to David Byron and Bradford Bruce for much of this input.
If you disagree, agree and/or have other facts/opinions. Mail the curl-library mailing list and tell!
#include "_footer.html"


Somewhat stunted columns
Keith's second book, published in 1966, reflects on the trails of taking on a daily column in the Sun News Pictorial and his efforts in keeping it upright.
From the cover
One of Australia's best known journalists tells how his daily column takes shape and is eventually filled — if sometimes at the very last minute. Personalities, entertainers, Royalty, fire, flood and accident are all ready sources for material, but the columnist tells the story 'behind the news' and usually has to discover it or even encourage it personally.
Some of the better known people who have helped Keith Dunstan support his columns in the Brisbane Courier-Mail and the Melbourne Sun News-Pictorial have included Danny Kaye, Peter Ustinov, the Beatles, the 'Shrimp', the Livingston brothers, Sophie Tucker, Dame Mabel Brookes and Barry Humphries. He writes about them (and many, many others), with wit and perception. He also has some illuminating things to say about Royal Tours and the relationship between members of the Royal Family and the Press.
His columns have taken him around Australia and beyond. He has visited nuclear bomber bases in the United States; Buddhist priests in Vietnam; cock fights in Manila and the 'Aus-tralian' waifs at Kure in Japan. Keith Dunstan is frank and amusing — this book makes highly entertaining reading.
Forward
There are two questions a newspaper columnist is called on to answer on an average of about 365 times a year: How do you manage to gather the information for all those items you write about in your column? And: Is that all you do each day-just write those little bits and pieces? What else do you do on the paper?
I never know how to answer. I always remember asking Red Smith, famous sports columnist of the New York Herald Tribune, how he dealt with questions of this sort, when he was in Mel bourne for the 1956 Olympic Games. Red said he had a stock answer: "I always say that writing a daily column is the simplest thing in the world. All you have to do is saddle up at your type writer every day, no matter where you are, or where you've been the night before, and start tap, tap, tapping away-every word a drop of blood. And when you've filled the space, waiting there to be filled every day, as inevitable as death, you say to yourself, 'There goes another chip off your brain, Smith, but you've gotta eat!'"
Then there are those who say to you: "But what a wonderful life you columnists lead, the way you get around, meeting and mixing with 'interesting people' all the time." My reply to them is usually: "Yes, I suppose in some ways a columnist leads an enviable existence-if only you didn't have to lead it every day, day in day out, week in week out, year in year out ..." How a columnist manages to endure it all is the theme of this book by Keith Dunstan.
In Melbourne Keith and I, although our papers are in the same stable, are looked on as rival columnists. We are. We also happen to be close friends, who have been on the journalistic road together since Keith came out of the RAAF at the end of the Second World War.
Hardly a day goes by without somebody sidling up to me at a party, or the races, or the theatre, or in the street, and saying, "Did you read that delightful bit Dunstan had in the Sun this morning?" Sometimes I wince, this to have been the story I had hoped to start tap, tap, tapping away to launch my own column on its way on that particular day. More often, I find myself laughing out loud over something I've read in my 'rival's' column in bed in the mornings.
That's the test. When a columnist can provoke a tired and rather jaded fellow-columnist to laugh out loud in bed in the mornings! And I know of no other writer in Australia who writes so consistently amusingly, so capably and knowledgeably on such a wide variety of subjects, as Keith Dunstan.
To me the wonder of it all is how he has ever found time, between his daily commitments, his regular magazine articles, his broadcasts and television appearances, to assemble this book, which had me laughing out loud again as I read the manuscript.
And when you have read it I think you'll be more inclined to sympathise with us columnists and some of the things we are called on to endure in between our trips and meeting all those "interesting people" - especially on such "horror column" occasions, as Keith calls them, as Royal Tours, "footy" finals, Cup, Show, and Moomba days, the One Day of the Year, and all those other days that all columnists live in mortal fear of, the day that "nothing turns up".
E.W. Tipping, Melbourne, September 1966.Contents
- Chapter one: Supporting a Column
- Chapter two: Somewhat stunted columns
- Chapter three: Royal Columns
- Chapter four: Columns on H.M. and H.R.H
- Chapter five: The Columns on the Road to Timbertop
- Chapter six: Strictly Personal Columns
- Chapter seven: Essentially Worldly Columns
- Chapter eight: Columns Produced Debonair Style
- Chapter nine: Columns Secured on the Grapevine


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High Fidelity (2000) John Cusack, Iben Hjejle, Todd Louiso, Jack Black, Lisa Bonet, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Joan Cusack, Tim Robbins, Chris Rehmann, Ben Carr, Lili Taylor, Joelle Carter, Natasha Gregson Wagner, Sara Gilbert, Bruce Springsteen. Screenplay by D.V. DeVincentis, Steve Pink, John Cusack and Scott Rosenberg, based on the novel by Nick Hornby. Directed by Stephen Frears. 113 minutes. Rated R, 3.5 stars (out of five stars)
Review by Ed Johnson-Ott, NUVO Newsweekly www.nuvo.com Archive reviews at http://us.imdb.com/ReviewsBy?Edward+Johnson-Ott To receive reviews by e-mail at no charge, send subscription requests to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with the word "subscribe" in the subject line.
Classified as a romantic comedy, "High Fidelity" is really a valentine to every underpaid twerp who has ever held court behind the counter in an independent record store. I can attest to the film's authenticity, because I was once a member of that elite corps of self-styled demigods. >From the details of how the definitive Zombies boxed set was assembled to the name, age and background of the new bagpipe player in the Tannahill Weavers, we knew everything – and were more than happy to share our wealth of knowledge.
Oh, how superior we were.
We snickered at the buffoons at a nearby chain store who filed CDs from the legendary band Pere Ubu in the International section (they thought Pere Ubu was a South American country!), shook our heads sadly when customers looked for Monty Python albums in the "P's" and taught new reggae fans about the brightness of ska and the dreamy wonders of dub.
John Cusack plays Rob Gordon, owner of Championship Vinyl, a funky little record store in Chicago (the Nick Hornby novel that inspired the film is set in London, but the transatlantic move doesn't hurt). While the story revolves around Rob's godawful love life, the best parts take place in the store, where he talks minutia with his two employees: Dick (Todd Louiso), a pale passive-aggressive type and Barry (Jack Black), an overtly aggressive elitist.
Together, the boys pass the hours making compilation tapes, dissecting new music, quarreling like puppies in a cardboard box and makings lists. Lists of the all-time top five death songs, the all-time top five breakup songs and so on. In fact, the film is built around Rob's compilation of his all-time top five most memorable split-ups.
That Rob has been a loser in love is no surprise. While he can be charming on occasion, the perpetual adolescent is generally a real jerk.  at a departing girlfriend and actually expects her to turn around and come back.
Rob shares his pain by talking to the camera, an overdone gimmick that drives me crazy, but John Cusack pulls it off better than most. Through his narration and numerous flashbacks, we meet some of the women who dumped him, including Catherine Zeta-Jones and Lili Taylor (both of whom make the best of their limited roles).
But the prime target of Rob's ramblings is Laura (Iben Hjejle), the woman dumping him right now. Rob's misery grows when Laura takes up with Ian (Tim Robbins), a smarmy, ponytailed fellow whose condescending tone and mannered calm drives Rob right up the wall. Robbins drove me up the wall as well. His is the one performance in the film that doesn't fit. He overplays the role just enough that it feels like the actor is actually more smug than his character.
Thank goodness for the extraordinary Jack Black, whom you might remember as Lukas Haas' gung-ho marine brother in "Mars Attacks!" Black is a terrific actor bound for greatness, a razor-sharp bulldog sliding from lovable to naughty to ferocious in a single line. He projects the intelligence and bite of vintage John Belushi, but without the aura of self-destruction. John Cusack may be the name above the title, but Jack Black is the real star of this show.
A number of other talented performers pop up for supporting roles and cameo appearances. Lisa Bonet contributes a nice turn as a slurry musician and Natasha Gregson Wagner is fine as an extremely inquisitive journalist. Sara Gilbert, so wonderful as Darlene on "Roseanne," appears all too briefly, as does John's sister, the delightful Joan Cusack. And, in a very short daydream sequence, Bruce Springsteen makes his debut as an actor, offering advice to Rob.
Director Stephen Frears ("The Grifters") juggles the flashbacks and fantasies so adroitly that it takes awhile to notice the flimsiness of the story. Luckily, "High Fidelity" is more about atmosphere, attitude and snappy conversations than plot and, with a few exceptions, Frears gets it right. The notion of returning to my record store days is horrifying, but how nice it was to visit the boys for 113 minutes. Come to think of it, if Jack Black was my co-worker, I might sign up for a shift or two on weekends.
© 2000 Ed Johnson-Ott
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Client: Traveline | Category: UI/UX Design
Traveline is a startup that wants to take part in the online travel industry. The company hired me to perform Market Research which involved defining their target audience, their Persona and competition and with this, be able to establish their Brand Identity, Style Guide and design their first Landing Page.
Our immediate goals were to make sure with our first design piece, engage prospects, drive traffic, generate qualified leads by a minimum of 20% and raise brand awareness. For this purpose, it was agreed with the client, that before designing Traveline's website, we would develop a Landing Page, which would be the test sample that will become the Homepage and the main template to follow for all secondary pages.
Wireframes were used to test various ideas. It was of utter importance to test early to get important feedback in these first crucial stages. Wireframe testing prevented needless reworks and saved time, energy and resources. Providing a layout and usability features that produced full engagement.
The Style Guide developed followed the company's established branding, focusing on a clean and concise layout, a vibrant color palette, a modern typography style and versatile design elements.
The results were focused on performing early-stage testing to identify any design and usability problems and revise this before such revisions became overly costly, as an estimated 50% of engineering time is spent doing rework that could have been avoided.
Another reason why testing was performed at early stages and continued throughout, was to help Traveline acquire early revenue and customers and testing showed us exactly what needed more revisions to reach these business goals. This way we were able to make the proper changes that had the biggest impact on conversion.


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Ubuntu 10.04 Netbook Remix - Disable UNR Launcher
Ubuntu 10.04 Netbook Remix : Disable UNR Launcher
I installed UNR in version 9.10 and immediately disabled the netbook launcher for the classic desktop. This was easy in 9.10 thanks to a setting in the system preferences called “Desktop Mode Switcher”. It was great, it was easy… and now it’s gone.
For whatever reason in 10.04 they decided to get rid of this handy little tool. I had to purge some nautilus config files and all of a sudden, I was back to UNR launcher. I couldn’t find my trusty switcher so I started looking around the web… people are going through 5-12 steps to get around this thing, many without full success. I’m writing this in the hopes that _YOU_ the person reading this finds it before you go through 12 steps of tweaking config files.
Step 1: Remove the netbook-launcher
sudo aptitude remove netbook-launcher
Step 2: Install regular ubuntu-desktop
sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop
Step 3: Restart Gnome
sudo service gdm restart
Step 4: Login using Gnome as your session
Done and done… hope this saves someone from a headache.


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Source code for BrainNetworksInPython.tests.regression_test
import unittest
import os
[docs]class FixturesTest(unittest.TestCase):
#------------------- setup and teardown ---------------------------
[docs] @classmethod
def setUpClass(cls):
print('\nin set up - this takes about 80 secs')
from tests.write_fixtures import generate_fixture_hashes, unpickle_hash
cls.hash_dict_new = generate_fixture_hashes()
cls.hash_dict_original = unpickle_hash()
# define dictionary keys for individual files for checking
folder = 'temporary_test_fixtures'
cls.corrmat = folder + '/corrmat_file.txt'
cls.gm = folder + '/network-analysis/GlobalMeasures_corrmat_file_COST010.csv'
cls.lm = folder + '/network-analysis/NodalMeasures_corrmat_file_COST010.csv'
cls.rich = folder + '/network-analysis/RICH_CLUB_corrmat_file_COST010.csv'
#--------------------------- Tests --------------------------------
# Each of these tests checks that ourly newly generated version of
# file_x matches the fixture version
[docs] def test_corrmat_matches_fixture(self):
# test new correlation matrix against fixture
print('\ntesting new correlation matrix against fixture')
self.assertEqual(self.hash_dict_new[self.corrmat],
self.hash_dict_original[self.corrmat])
[docs] def test_lm_against_fixture(self):
# test new local measures against fixture
print('\ntesting new nodal measures against fixture')
self.assertEqual(self.hash_dict_new[self.lm],
self.hash_dict_original[self.lm])
[docs] def test_gm_against_fixture(self):
# test new global measures against fixture
print('\ntesting new global measures against fixture')
self.assertEqual(self.hash_dict_new[self.gm],
self.hash_dict_original[self.gm])
[docs] def test_rich_against_fixture(self):
# test rich club against fixture
print('\ntesting rich club against fixture')
self.assertEqual(self.hash_dict_new[self.rich],
self.hash_dict_original[self.rich])
if __name__ == '__main__':
unittest.main()


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Introduction to Microcontrollers
ARM Cortex M4 Core Registers
- The core registers are not memory mapped and are accessed by register name
- Low registers
- Registers r0-r7 are accessible by all instructions that specify a general purpose register
- High Registers
- Registers r8-r12 are accessible by all 32-bit instructions that specify a general purpose register
- Registers r8-r12 are not accessible by all 16-bit instructions
- Stack Pointer
- Register r13 is used as the stack ponter(SP)
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The processor implements two stacks with a pointer for each held in independent
register "Main SP" and "Process SP"
- Link Register
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Register r14 is the subroutine LinkRegister(LR). The LR recieves the return address from PC
when a Branch and Link
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The LR is also used for exception return
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At all other times, you can treat r14 as a general-purpose register
- PRIMASK Register
- prevents activation of all exceptions with programmable priority
- FAULT MASK
- Register prevents activation of all exceptions except for the Non-Maskable Interrupt(NMI)
- Both PRIMASK and FAULTMASK
- This register is only accessible in privileged mode.
- The MSR and MRS instructions are used to access the PRIMASK register, and
- The CPS instruction may be used to change the value of the PRIMASK register
- The Control Register Controls
- The stack used
- the privilege level for software execution when the processor is in Thread mode
- indicates whether the FPU state is active.
- This register is only accessible in privileged mode
How to switch from\to privileged mode?
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In thread mode, the control register controls whether the software execution is privileged
or unprivileged
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In Handler mode, software execution is always privileged
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Only privileged software can write to the control register
Cortex-M bus Interfaces


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mutex.h
GitHub: base/mutex.h base/mutex.cc
Top-level Functions
acquire_lock()
namespace base { Lock acquire_lock(std::mutex& mu); }
STABLE. Wrapper for base::Lock(mu)
.
acquire_read()
namespace base { RLock acquire_read(RWMutex& rwmu); }
STABLE. Wrapper for base::RLock(rwmu)
.
acquire_write()
namespace base { WLock acquire_write(RWMutex& rwmu); }
STABLE. Wrapper for base::WLock(rwmu)
.
RWMutex
namespace base { class RWMutex { public: RWMutex(); void lock(); bool try_lock(); void unlock(); void lock_read(); bool try_lock_read(); void unlock_read();RWMutex(const RWMutex&) = delete;RWMutex(RWMutex&&) = delete;RWMutex& operator=(const RWMutex&) = delete;RWMutex& operator=(RWMutex&&) = delete;}; }
STABLE. Implements a readers-writer lock with a write-preferring bias. This implementation is intended for protecting frequently-read, rarely-updated data.
This class should normally be used via the RAII helpers, base::RLock and base::WLock.
RWMutex::RWMutex()
Constructs the mutex in the unlocked state.
RWMutex::lock()
Locks the mutex in exclusive/writer mode. Blocks until the mutex can be acquired exclusively, i.e. until the mutex has been released by all other threads.
RWMutex::try_lock()
Attempts to lock the mutex in exclusive/writer mode. Does not block; returns true iff the lock was acquired without blocking.
RWMutex::unlock()
Releases the exclusive/writer lock.
RWMutex::lock_read()
Locks the mutex in shared/reader mode. Multiple readers can lock the mutex in parallel without blocking, but locking will block if any threads are attempting to acquire the lock in exclusive/writer mode.
RWMutex::try_lock_read()
Attempts to lock the mutex in shared/reader mode. Does not block; returns true iff the lock was acquired without blocking.
RWMutex::unlock_read()
Releases a shared/reader lock.
Lock
namespace base { using Lock = std::unique_lock<std::mutex>; }
STABLE. RAII class that acquires and releases the mutex. Friendly alias for std::unique_lock with std::mutex.
RLock
namespace base { class RLock { public: RLock() noexcept; explicit RLock(RWMutex& rwmu); RLock(RWMutex& rwmu, std::defer_lock_t) noexcept; RLock(RWMutex& rwmu, std::try_to_lock_t); RLock(RWMutex& rwmu, std::adopt_lock_t); RLock(RLock&& x) noexcept; ~RLock() noexcept; RLock& operator=(RLock&& x) noexcept; void swap(RLock& x) noexcept; void lock(); void unlock(); RWMutex* release() noexcept; RWMutex* mutex() const noexcept; bool owns_lock() const noexcept; explicit operator bool() const noexcept;RLock(const RLock&) = delete;RLock& operator=(const RLock&) = delete;}; void swap(RLock& a, RLock& b) noexcept; }
STABLE. RAII class that acquires and releases the mutex in shared/reader mode.
This class is basically a reimplementation of
std::unique_lock
modified to call the
foo_read()
methods of
RWMutex
.
RLock::RLock()
Constructs an RLock.
- The default constructor produces an empty RLock: that is, an RLock in the "not owned" mode that has a null RWMutex.
- The 1-arg RWMutex constructor locks the mutex in shared/read mode upon construction and leaves the RLock in "owned" mode.
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The
std::defer_lock_t
constructor does NOT lock the mutex and leaves the RLock in "not owned" mode. -
The
std::try_to_lock_t
constructor tries to lock the mutex in shared/read mode without blocking, leaving the RLock in either "owned" or "not owned" mode. The caller must check which is the case by usingowns_lock()
. -
The
std::adopt_lock_t
constructor does NOT lock the mutex, BUT assumes that the caller has locked it, and therefore leaves the RLock in "owned" mode. - The move constructor takes the mutex and ownership of the moved-from RLock, if the moved-from RLock had a mutex and/or was in "owned" mode. The moved-from RLock is left in the default-constructed state.
RLock::~RLock()
Destroys the RLock. If the RLock is in "owned" mode, unlocks the mutex in shared/read mode.
RLock::operator=()
Assigns an RLock. The move assignment operator works analogously to the move constructor, leaving the moved-from RLock in the default-constructed state.
RLock::swap()
Swaps two RLocks.
RLock::lock()
Locks the RWMutex in shared/read mode and changes the RLock from "not owned" mode to "owned" mode.
RLock::unlock()
Unlocks the RWMutex in shared/read mode and changes the RLock from "owned" mode to "not owned" mode.
RLock::release()
Releases ownership of the RWMutex, returning a pointer to the mutex and changing this RLock to the default-constructed state. This method does not force the mutex into a particular state before returning it: it is the caller's responsibility to know if the mutex needs to be unlocked.
RLock::mutex()
Returns a pointer to this RLock's associated RWMutex.
RLock::owns_lock()
Returns true iff this RLock is in "owned" mode.
RLock::operator bool()
Alias for owns_lock(): returns true iff this RLock is in "owned" mode.
WLock
namespace base { using WLock = std::unique_lock<RWMutex>; }
STABLE. RAII class that acquires and releases the mutex in exclusive/writer mode. Friendly alias for std::unique_lock with RWMutex.


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Diablo IV is the next major entry in the hack-and-slash isometric RPG series from Blizzard Entertainment. While it's still in active development, we know a decent bit about how the skill system will work and some changes compared to past titles. Blizzard is actively taking feedback on endgame progression and just how to balance experience systems for both players who are casually interested and those who will spend thousands of hours in-game. Here's everything we know about Diablo IV's skill system.
Skill Points
The first half of the progression mechanics in Diablo IV's skill system is in gathering Skill Points. Skill Points are acquired through one of two ways: leveling up or finding certain rare tomes in the game. Unlike Diablo III, which had seperate trees for Passive Skills and Active Skills, it appears that in Diablo IV, each class simply has one skill tree. Players can save points up for later abilities or use them immediately upon earning them, when, where and what skills are spent on is always up to the player. Most of these are general boost, such as making a Sorceress exchanging Skill Points in order to make an ice spell deal more damage.
Talent Trees
Talent trees are the second half of the skill system in Diablo IV. Unlike Skill Points, these don't provide a general boost. Instead, it is based around specializing your character. Talents provide massive boosts to particular abilities but at the cost of giving up another, equally useful upgrade. For example, a Druid character might boosts his werewolf form, at the the cost of not improving his werebear form. Talents seem to be aimed at truly customizing a character, allowing players to emphasize certain aspects for a particular playstyle.
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As Blizzard provides further details on the development of Diablo IV and reveals more information on how skills and talents will work, we'll continue to update what we know, including providing full skill trees for the different classes. Diablo IV does not currently have a release date but whenever it does become available, it's coming to Xbox One, PC and PlayStation 4.
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[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> @dude Yes, I think ppl are selling altcoins for bitcoin as it pumps. Bitcoin dominance is going up.
[dscrdvrsc] <dude> yeah I agree and think the same
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> Once it stops pumping ppl will buy altcoins again I think, but I´m no expert
[dscrdvrsc] <dude> but I would never sell for that price
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> More to earn with BTC for the moment I guess. Some YTber said that BTC usually pumps first, then the altcoins.
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> Not sure if it´s true, but makes somewhat sense in my head. The reasoning is that people sell their altcoins to join the BTC pump, when it flattens people sell off BTC for altcoins and as a result they start pumping.
(edited)
[dscrdvrsc] <dude> it’s maybe one reason
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> No real news with Verus today that I´ve heard atleast, so that would explain the selloff.
(edited)
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> People still look at fiat prices... They sell when they get high fiat. They don't realize they loose money because they could've gotten more sats for their alts
(edited)
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> If you time it right, you could earn good money selling altcoins for BTC and when BTC flattens buying some good altcoins for them - but it´s hard to predict the top/bottom.
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> If it were easy, we'ld all be rich
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> I hodl because I suck at predicting where things go.
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> @Oink Says the one guy I know with a 2,000 BTC wallet lol
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> I hodl because I believe in this project. And because I'm waiting for my shitcoins to go up, to minimize losses.
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Back then it was 2k.... it doubled by now...
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink>
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Good morning, by the way
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> I´m with you on that, @Oink PBaaS could be the next big thing. I also believe in staking coins as it causes people to not sell but rather get interest - further pusing the price. My LindaCoin has exploded in value for example, and Verus being a very good staking coin in addition to PoW with about 38% yearly interest atm I think is the perfect coin.
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[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> More a question about marketing, most people think PBaaS is brilliant once they understand it. Merge mining is also a nice feature that Verus has.
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[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> I did some math yesterday. yearly staking rewards are now down to 28%, but it's still a lot.
(edited)
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> I've been tweeting some stuff about PBaaS and @Godballz made an excellent article on PBaas, so we're working on the marketing. You just cannot market effectively if you cannot show people what it does exactly. Makes it hard to understand
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> Linda is 50% yearly staking interest I think(don´t quote me), there are staking coins that yield more interest, but when I looked at them last year most had very low volume.
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> So, by Verus being a 50% staking 50% PoW coin with a decent volume I gather that 28% staking reward is still pretty good.
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> People discovered the staking on Verus the last couple of months, so I saw the profitability half over the past 3 months.
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> That's by the way assuming ALL available coins are staking (timelocked funds and Z-balances exempted)
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[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> No point in having 1,500% staking reward if no one buys your coins
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Indeed. but 28% makes a nice ROI if you want to leave it there for your pension, like me...
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> Yes, but with crypto it´s always more of a gamble than an investment, though.
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Isn't any investment an educated gamble?
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[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> You never know hwat the staking coin is worth next month.
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> Some say so
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> True, but with the knowledge of upcoming technologies for a coin, you can make an educated gamble whether it will survive in the long run or even grow valuable
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> Was a guy on YT chat yesterday that wanted to pawn his $30k truck for BTC, had to tell him that BTC is a gamble not an investment and asked him if he would gamble his truck on roulette in LV
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[dscrdvrsc] <Badfish> I tell people all the time...only spend what you would readily throw into a fire
[dscrdvrsc] <Badfish> they usually look at me funny
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Saw a guy on Reddit the other day that had borrowed funds from family and asked advice on how to get crypto for it... I advised him to go to Vegas, because if you don't know what you're doing the odds of getting profit are better there...
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[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> At least he would have a good time there...
[dscrdvrsc] <Badfish> People I know think it must be easy. But they only see my end result...not all the people that loose it all.  Be prepared to loose on one side and gain on the other. And monitor frequently.
[dscrdvrsc] <Badfish> I can say Im way up.... its been house money for a while for me
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[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> Nice
[dscrdvrsc] <Badfish> I spend waayyy to much time monitoring markets... almost an addiction
[dscrdvrsc] <Badfish> I keep stopping then say one more trade....and hit it right. Cant stop now! ha
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> I tried stocks in 2000 too, guess how that went lol ...  Haven't checked with the BTC price today, but it should do well for me...
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Got out of stocks in 2005... My luck!
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> Oh, really, it´s above 7k now. Think it was 7.4k at one time.
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[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Then I'm definately in the black + someprofits... Which are just going to sit there and ride the rollercoaster.
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> Yeah, BTC went through 6k like a warm knife in butter.
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Since I only put in money I don't need, I don't need to cash in on anything
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[dscrdvrsc] <Badfish> wait for the correction
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> Bound to be a selloff soon, there are a lot of shorts out there.
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> And a lot of longs too... No one knows where it´s going.


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| 37 | (C) | ¶ was neuer sekenes so sore . þat euer Syre suffered |
| 37 | (D) | was no sikenes so sore þat eny sire tholid |
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User Telemetry
#User Telemetry and Performance Monitoring with Application Insights
The marketing team has expressed interest in the behavior of users across the PartsUnlimited website for how to best market the products, especially how popular the web application is and where the users live. The development team would like to know which browsers and operating systems that most users browse to the site from to target better user experiences. The development team has also noticed that the recommendations page is slow to load and shows performance spikes in Application Insights telemetry. By viewing the details of performance monitoring through Application Insights, we will be able to drill down to the code that has affected the slow performance of the web application and fix the code.
Using the out-of-box telemetry for Application Insights, the teams will be able to find out how people use the application and gain insights into the goals that they will need to achieve.
In this lab, you will learn about setting up Application Insights to gain further insight into how users are behaving towards your web application, and drill down into performance monitoring data through Application Insights in the new Azure Portal.
Prerequisites
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Continuous Integration with Visual Studio Team Services (see link)
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Continuous Deployment with Release Management in Visual Studio Team Services (see link)
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Application Insights created in the same Azure Resource Group as the PartsUnlimited website
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Continuous Integration build with deployment to the Azure web app
Tasks Overview
1. Set up Application Insights for PartsUnlimited This will walk you through creating an Application Insights instance in Azure and connecting it to the PartsUnlimited solution.
2. View real-time results for user telemetry in the Azure portal In this step you will be shown where to find all of the information collected by Application Insights.
3. Using Application Performance Monitoring to resolve performance issues In this step you will investigate and resolve a performance issue with the help of Application Insights.
Task 1: Set up Application Insights for PartsUnlimited
Step 1. To configure Application Insights with PartsUnlimited, please follow these steps: Application Insights - Getting Started
Step 2. Open command line that supports Git and navigate to the PartsUnlimited repository. Run the following commands to push your changes to the remote repository and trigger CI and CD:
git add .
git commit -m "added Application Insights"
git push
Now that the telemetry has been added to the web application, it may take a few minutes for Application Insights to refresh.
Task 2: View real-time results for user telemetry in the Azure portal
Now that we’ve given Application Insights time to refresh, we can take a look at the usage data in the new Azure Portal. The Portal will show a variety of metrics out of the box, including number of sessions, users, and browser sessions.
Note: Before you proceed, you need to generate data for the Application Insights instance by browsing the website for a few minutes.
Step 1. In an Internet browser, navigate to http://ms.portal.azure.com and sign in with your credentials.
Step 2. Click on the “More services” tile on the left column, and select “Application Insights”.
Step 3. Click on the name of the telemetry that was created when you deployed the resource group using the Deployment template in the PartsUnlimited solution.
Step 4. In the overview panel of the Application Insights instance, overall application health will be shown in server response time, page view load time, server requests, and failed requests. (Actual times may vary)
Step 5. In the Application Insights instance blade, scroll down and click on the “Usage” tile. By drilling into usage, we can gauge how popular our web application is based on the number of distinct users, active sessions, and number of calls to trackPageView() (usually called once). Click on “Users” to view more information about the users.
Step 6. In the Users timeline, note the number of users, new users, and page views. Additionally, the unique count of users by country is recorded. Click the X in the upper-right corner to close the Users panel.
Step 7. Back in the overview panel of the Application Insights instance, click on the chart for Page View Load Time.
Step 8. In the Browsers timeline, note the receiving response time, client processing time, page load network time, send request time, server response time, and page views. Additionally, the average count of browser page load time is shown below the timeline. Click on the “Edit” button in the first timeline chart.
Step 9. In the Chart Details pane, scroll down to the Client area and uncheck all of the properties except for Receiving Response Time. Then, turn on the Grouping and select “Browser version” as the “group by” property. The Browsers timeline will change and show the average receiving response time broken down into the various browsers that were used to log into the site.
Step 10. Back in the Usage panel, and click on “Page views”.
Step 11. The Page Views panel will break down the total page views, number of users, and pages per session for the web application.
Task 3: Using Application Performance Monitoring to resolve performance issues
Step 1. In an Internet browser, navigate to the PartsUnlimited website that you previously deployed and go to the Recommendations page, such as http://partsunlimited.azurewebsites.net/home/recommendations.
Step 2. In the Application Insights instance blade, scroll down and select the “Performance” tile to view performance monitoring information.
Step 3. In the Performance panel, note the timeline. The timeline data may not show up immediately, so you will want to wait for a few minutes for the telemetry to collect performance data.
Step 4. Once data shows in the timeline, view the operations listed under the Average of server response time by operation name section under the timeline. Click on the top operation in the list referring to the recommendations page to view details of that operation.
Step 5. Drill down into the method that is affecting the slow performance. We now know where the slow performance is being caused in our code.
Step 6. Using your preferred IDE or a text editor, open HomeController.cs
and find the Recommendations method that is causing slow performance. At the top of the HomeController class, notice that the public int roco_count is set to 1000. Change that value to be 1.
Step 7. Open command line in PartsUnlimited repository and run the following commands:
git add .
git commit -m "Changed roco_count from 1000 to 1 in HomeController.cs after being aware of slow perf in AI"
git push
Note This will push the changes up to the remote repo and kick off a build automatically.
Step 8. Now that our changes have deployed to the website, open up a new incognito browser window (to prevent caching) and return to the recommendations page (http://partsunlimited.azurewebsites.net/home/recommendations).
Step 9. Return to the Application Insights performance monitoring view in the Azure Preview Portal and refresh the page.
In this lab, you learned how to sest up Application Insights telemetry to gain further insight into how users are behaving towards your web application, and drill down into performance monitoring data through Application Insights in the new Azure Portal.
Try these labs out for next steps:
Further Resources
Usage analysis for web applications with Application Insights


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Hack 91 Get the Most Out of Manpages
Now that you know how to create your own manpages, you'll want to know how to get the most out of your manpage viewing. Since most documentation on Unix systems lives within manpages, it pays to know how to get the most out of your manpage-reading experience. How do you make sure you're aware of all of the manpages installed on a system? How do you zero in on the information you need, without having to read an entire manpage? Yes, it's a great experience to read all of man tcsh at least once in your life, but you don't want to do that when you're only interested in a certain shell variable. 9.4.1 Finding Installed ManpagesYou may have noticed that, by default, whatis [Hack #13] doesn't find custom manpages or those installed by third-party applications. Not only is this inconvenient, but it can also prevent your users from getting the most out of the applications installed on a system. Remember /etc/manpath.config from [Hack #90] ? % grep MAP /etc/manpath.config # MANPATH_MAP path_element manpath_element MANPATH_MAP /bin /usr/share/man MANPATH_MAP /usr/bin /usr/share/man MANPATH_MAP /usr/local/bin /usr/local/man MANPATH_MAP /usr/X11R6/bin /usr/X11R6/man The makewhatis command actually creates the whatis database and, by default, makewhatis reads only /usr/share/man. It'll skip any manpages in /usr/local/man and /usr/X11R6/man, because it doesn't know they exist! To gather in those missing manpages, pass these extra directories to makewhatis: # makewhatis /usr/local/man /usr/X11R6/man #
Now users will be aware of all of the manpages on the system. 9.4.2 Navigational TricksThere's nothing worse than wading through dozens of pages of information that are irrelevant to your question. Why wade when you can zero in on the information you want? When you read a manpage, man sends the text to your default pager—a program designed for speedy navigation. FreeBSD 4.1 replaced the more pager with less. less is chock-full of useful and configurable navigation tricks, so this is a case where less really is more.
less even comes with its own help system containing an itemized list of all of its neat tricks. Whenever you're in a manpage—or, for that matter, in any file you've sent to a pager—simply type h to see the help screen. I won't repeat that help here, but Table 9-2 shows some navigational keys to get you moving around.
9.4.3 Customizing lessIt's well worth your time to experiment with how less formats its output. For example, when you open a manpage, the prompt at the bottom of your screen indicates how many bytes of that manpage you've read. If you type -m, you'll change to the short prompt, a single colon (:). -M changes to the long prompt, which displays the line range you're currently viewing. If you really want to know what line you're on, try -N. Read up on -P to create your own custom prompt string. You can also configure how many lines you scroll, also known as the window size. Here I'll change the window size to 10 lines: -z Scroll window size: 10 Scroll window size is 10 lines (press RETURN) Now when I press my spacebar, I'll scroll down 10 lines instead of the entire screen. If you experiment with the dozens of options listed in help, you'll find that they only last for the contents of the current manpage. If you find options you like, make them permanent by adding them to your ~/.cshrc file. Here I'll permanently configure the -M, or long, prompt and a window size of 10: setenv LESS Mz10 Note that I've simply created a string of desired options, minus the switch indicator (-). I'll also have to change the line setenv PAGER more to setenv PAGER less, so that applications that honor my pager choice will use less instead of more. To test your changes, force the shell to reread its configuration file, then open up a manpage: % source ~/.cshrc % man man That manpage should now have a customized prompt and window. 9.4.4 Searching TextNow that you can move around, you'll want to search for the information you need. After all, you're usually looking for something specific when you read a manpage. Fortunately, less provides an easy-to-use search feature. Press /, the forward slash. Your prompt will change to / while less waits for you to type in a search string of one or more words.
Press Enter once you've typed in a search string, and less will take you to the first occurrence of that string. Repeatedly pressing n will scroll you through the next occurrences. Press N to scroll back through your search results. If you change your mind and want to search for something else, press /. Suppose you're reading or searching along and find an interesting bit you'll want to refer to again. Mark your current position with: m mark: a Here I've marked my position with the letter a. I'll then carry on with reading the results of the rest of my search. To return to that position, I simply type a single quote and the position marker ('a). You can mark as many as 26 positions (one for each lowercase letter). You can also use two single quotes ('') to toggle back and forth between two positions. For example, I may be in man systat and can't believe the display includes a pigs option. So I do a search for /pigs and read up on that type of display. '' will bring me back to the original line that piqued my curiosity. Another '' will put me back at my search result. 9.4.5 See Also
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Yahweh has a lawsuit against the inhabitants of the land,
because there is no truthfulness or covenantal faithfulness, no knowledge of God in the land.
2 There is cursing, lying, killing, stealing and adultery.
The people have broken all bounds, and bloodshed comes after bloodshed.
3 So the land is drying up,
and every one who is living in it is wasting away:
the beasts in the fields and the birds in the sky;
even the fish in the sea are taken away.
4 But do not allow anyone to bring a lawsuit;
do not let anyone accuse anyone else.

Because you priests have rejected knowledge,
I will also reject you as priests to me.
Because you have forgotten my law, although I am your God,
I also will forget your children.
7 The more the priests multiplied,
the more they sinned against me.

For the spirit of promiscuity has misled them,
and they have left me, their God.
13 They sacrifice on the tops of the mountains
and burn incense on the hills,
under oaks, poplars and terebinths,
because the shade is good.

For the men also give themselves to the prostitutes,
and they offer sacrifices so they can commit immoral acts with cultic prostitutes.
So this people who do not understand will come to ruin.
15 Though you, Israel, have committed adultery,
may Judah not become guilty.

And do not swear, "As Yahweh lives."
16 For Israel has behaved stubbornly, like a stubborn heifer.


Tahlia McGrath to lead Australia-A cricket team
India and Australia will play three one day matches in Brisbane followed by three T20s in Gold Coast.
by PTIAll-rounder Tahlia McGrath will lead the Australia-A women’s cricket team in the limited-overs home series against India-A starting December 12 in Brisbane.
The tour, which is a key step in Cricket Australia’s expanded female pathway program, is part of a four-year agreement with India that has already seen Australia-A tour the sub-continent late last year.
According to a Cricket Australia statement, Australia will host an international women’s ‘A’ team for the first time. The two countries will play three one day matches in Brisbane followed by three T20s in Gold Coast.
The squads: ODIs: Maitlan Brown, Heather Graham, Phoebe Litchfield, Tahlia McGrath (Capt.), Bridget Patterson, Georgia Redmayne, Sammy Jo Johnson, Molly Strano, Annabel Sutherland, Rachel Trenaman, Belinda Vakarewa, Amanda-Jade Wellington and Tahlia Wilson.
T20s: Maitlan Brown, Erin Burns, Josie Dooley, Heather Graham, Phoebe Litchfield, Tahlia McGrath (c), Bridget Patterson, Sammy Jo Johnson, Molly Strano, Annabel Sutherland, Belinda Vakarewa, Elyse Villani and Amanda-Jade Wellington.


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Quick Chicken Salad
Note that the only true requirements are probably the chicken, mayo, salt, and pepper, in case you happen to be missing certain things.
Yields: 4
Preparation time: 10
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Produces an economic evaluation of a Bayesian model in the form of MCMC simulations. Given suitable variables of cost and effectiveness / utility for two or more interventions, This package computes the most cost-effective alternative and produces graphical summaries and probabilistic sensitivity analysis.
| Version: |
2.2-6 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.10) |
| Imports: |
MASS |
| Suggests: |
R2jags, R2OpenBUGS, ggplot2, grid, INLA, splancs, mgcv, ldr, shiny, shinythemes |
| Published: |
2018-07-11 |
| Author: |
Gianluca Baio, Andrea Berardi, Anna Heath |
| Maintainer: |
Gianluca Baio <gianluca at stats.ucl.ac.uk> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: |
http://www.statistica.it/gianluca/BCEA,
http://www.statistica.it/gianluca |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| CRAN checks: |
BCEA results |


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A vector space $W$ is the direct sum of vector space $U$ and $V$ if $W=U+V$ and $U\cap V=0$. Alternatively, for every $w\in W$, there is a unique way of writing $w=u+v$, where $u\in U$, $v\in V$.
Alternative definition using independence: $W$ is the direct sum of $V_1, \dots, v_j$ if $W=V_1 + \dots, + V_k$ and $V_1, \dots, V_k$ are independent.
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From:Rice Rob To:Neal Scott Sent:2017-01-11T04:41:17.0000000Z Subject:FW: Catchin' 2001 - The synopsis
---------------------- Forwarded by Rob Rice/HOU/EES on 05/21/2001 05:23 PM ---------------------------
"Wallace, Clarence"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>on 05/21/2001 05:13:48 PM
To<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>cc:
Subject: FW: Catchin' 2001 - The synopsis
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Wallace, Clarence
> Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 6:12 PM
> To: 'Robert V. Schneider'; 'James R. Smith'; 'Williamson, Martin (MA)';
> 'evjims'; Leheny, Tim<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>> Ramsay, Ian<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>><EMAIL_ADDRESS>'David Jenkins'
> Subject: FW: Catchin' 2001 - The synopsis
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Wallace, Clarence
> Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 6:11 PM
> To: Pipkin, Dick; Dunn, John<EMAIL_ADDRESS>> Subject: Catchin' 2001 - The synopsis
>
> What a great time!! Thanks for all the positive attitudes and fun thoughts
> by all!
>
> We caught lots of fish, we kept too many reds, we burned gallons of gas,
> and ate all the Etouffee! What else is needed?
>
> We thank all the returning fishermen, and welcome all the first timers !
>
> This year I think the fish got away with more of our baits than I
> remembered last year. We broke only one rod like last year. We caught
> bigger and more Redfish this year. We caught bigger trout but didn't keep
> as many as last year thank goodness. We had better food this year ( At
> least for one of the meals!). What else could we have done better? We
> welcome your input for next years adventure! Some people have suggested
> early June dates. Others suggest Cocodrie or Grand Isle. As with
> everything else we will go with the consensus of the group that respond.
>
> Thanks again for making Catchin' 2001 a great memory for a great group of
> people!!
>
> CW
>
>
> One more important part of our business, we need a little prayer and
> positive momentum for Mike. He was our sparkplug in keeping everything
> lite and cheerful and now he could use a little support from his fishing
> buddies. Please get a copy of this to those that are not copied on this
> email at your earliest convenience. Rather than spend time on the Islander
> talking about his challenge with everyone , Mike has written a little
> summary of the situation for all of his fshing buddies:
>
> "Dear Friends, c/o Clarence;
> I wanted to let each of you know how much I enjoyed being out in the Gulf
> & Fishing with you. Some of you are aware that I (Mike) have been
> diagnosed with Non - Small Cell Lung Cancer. I will have the Tumor removed
> Wednesday May 23rd and will be in the Hospital for about a week then home
> for about 6 weeks ( They say). We'll see How all that works out. I should
> be ready to fish and Hunt by August.
>
> I feel very fortunate that I have a wife that is understanding enough to
> not have a fit whilst I'm out with friends fishing the week prior to
> surgery. I also feel fortunate to have as many friends as I do & I
> consider all of you my friends. I hope that we continue the tradition of
> at least one big "CW Event" per year. I'll keep each of you posted as I
> can, or you can call the house and speak with Kathryn @<PHONE_NUMBER>.
>
> Your Friend,
>
> MIKE
>
>
> Just one more thing from CW;
> Rob, please get this to Scott and Randy so they can add their prayers and
> support , too!
>
> With your moral support and prayers we will get Mike through this
> challenge so we can enjoy many more years of going "Catchin' together.
>
> CW
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Livingston thug with ‘strong body odour’ hunted by police after assaulting woman on pathway
by Ewan MowatPOLICE in Livingston are hunting a thug with 'strong body odour' after an attack on a woman near a sports centre this morning.
The 37-year-old was left with some injuries and badly shaken after the unprovoked attack on Firth Road around 7.15am today.
She was walking to work along a pathway beside Craigswood Sports Centre at the Houston Industrial Estate when the thug struck.
He leapt out at her and attacked her but fled in the direction of the playing fields after she began to fight him off.
The woman was terrified by the shock attack and left with some minor injuries.
The man is described as 5ft8in and had a strong body odour.
Detective Inspector Nick Brookfield said: “This was an unprovoked attack, and although the woman received only minor injuries, she is badly shaken.
"These kinds of attacks will not be tolerated and we are conducting extensive enquiries to find who is responsible.
“The area near to where this attack took place would have been busy early in the morning and I would appeal to anyone who may have been driving around the time of the assault to look and see if they have any dash-cam footage.
“We would also like to speak to anyone else in the area before and after the attack to get in touch if they saw something suspicious on the road, along the path and near the playing fields and sports centre.
“Anyone with information should call Police Scotland on 101, quoting incident 0556 of Friday, 22 November. Or make a call anonymously to the charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.”


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South Korea to continue with Japan intelligence pact
Seoul reverses decision not to renew GSOMIA, which will lapse Saturday, over dispute on Japan's colonisation of Korea.
South Korea announced that was sticking with an intelligence-sharing pact with Japan that it had earlier said it would withdraw from amid a spat over history and trade.
South Korea's earlier decision to halt intelligence-sharing agreement came amid a bitter feud over history and trade and despite pressure from the United States to maintain a key element of their trilateral security cooperation.
If happened, the expiry of the General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA) was to intensify discord between South Korea and the US, which wants its two Asian allies to keep their dispute out of security cooperation matters.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Friday expressed his gladness with South Korea's decision.
"I stressed the importance of cooperation between Japan and South Korea, and Japan, South Korea and the United States," Abe said after Seoul informed Tokyo of its decision.
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Seoul had given Tokyo three months' notice in August for ending GSOMIA after Tokyo imposed export controls on South Korea over a dispute stemming from its 1910-45 colonisation of the Korean Peninsula.
The accord is to expire at midnight on Saturday.
GSOMIA was agreed in 2016 after a years-long US push for a better joint response to North Korea's growing military threat.
Washington has been unusually strident in its public criticism of South Korea's decision, which has not been the only source of tension in the relationship.
On Tuesday, US negotiators broke off talks after South Korea rejected demands to hike its contribution five-fold to $5bn to maintain 28,500 US soldiers as a buffer against North Korean aggression.
"The unprecedented breakdown showed the current state of the alliance, where money and business dealings are wearing away shared values and trust that formed its foundation," said Kim Hong-kyun, a former South Korean deputy foreign minister, said.
The US, South Korea and Japan signed the Trilateral Information Sharing Arrangement (TISA) in 2014, but it is limited to information regarding Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programmes. GSOMIA covers broader intelligence.
South Korea's Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon met Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at Abe's official residence in Tokyo last month amid heightened tension between the two allies [Kyodo via Reuters]