Biology
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The Study of Life
Biomolecules
Enzymes
Unit 2
Life is Cellular
Cell Processes and Organelles
Cell Membrane
Unit 3
Types of Transport
Types of Solutions
Photosynthesis
Cell Respiration
Unit 4
DNA Structure
DNA Replication
Cell Cycle and Mitosis
Cell Cycle Regulation and Cancer
Unit 5
Transcription and Translation
Gene Expression
Mutations
Unit 6
Body Systems
Specialized Cells
Nutrient Absorption
Defense from Injury and Illness
Human Reproduction
Regulation and Homeostasis
Plant Systems
Plant Response and Reproduction
Unit 7
Meiosis
Mendelian Genetics
Punnet Squares and Dihybrid Crosses
Complex Patterns of Inheritance
Unit 8
DNA Fingerprinting and Pedigrees
Chromosomal Analysis
Sex-Linked Genes
Genetic Engineering
Unit 9
Origins of Cellular Life
Darwin's Observations
Evidence of Evolution
Natural Selection
Variation and Speciation
Evolutionary Patterns and Trees
Unit 10
Classification of Living Things
Viral Structure and reproduction
Domains and Kingdoms
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Population Growth
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Radix Content Experiment Overview
This week I'm perfoming a content experiment to see if a change to the Radix website will encourage more users to view the "Meet Radix" video.
Planning the Experiment
Before setting up the experiment, I considered the goal in the context of a user's experience on the entire Radix website. The "Meet Radix" video that we experimented with last week lived only on the blog page. After talking informally with users who viewed the video last week, I concluded that the blog was not the correct long term location for this video. It would get too easily lost when new blog entries were added, and the information was more relevant to users looking to learn specifially about the Personal Shopper experience.
Based on this input, the video was added to a more prominent and permenant location: the top of the Personal Shopper page.
For this content experiment, I wanted to know: Are users more likely to press start on the video if it is on the left side or right side of the page?
Setting up the Content Experiment
For this experiment, I'm creating an A/B test using Google Optimize, which is a free tool that works with Google Analytics for running visitor tests on website content. Here are the steps I followed to set up my test:
Step 1: Connect Google Optimize with the Radix website
First I created a Google Optimize account at https://optimize.google.com and noted my containter id.
Since I used Google Tag Manager to set up video tracking last week, I was then able to follow Google's instructions for setting up an Optimize tag with Tag Manager. Basically, I created a new tag associated with my new Optimize Container Id and the Google Analytics property for Radix's website.
I also created a Tag to track Personal Shopper Page Views. In the Tag Sequencing section, I instructed it to fire the Google Optmize tag before the Page View Tag.
Step 2: Create a variant in Google Optimize
With Google Optimize now connected to the Radix website, I began configuring my Content Experiment. To do this, I used the Google Chrome web browser and the Google Optimize extension.
For this content experiment, I need only 1 variant, which I named the "Alt - Video Right" variant which has the Meet Radix video on the right side of the page instead of the left.
It was really easy to set up this variant using Google Optimize. I was able to do a simple drag and drop to switch the order of the text block and the video. I gave each of the 2 variants (the original and the alternative) 50% weight and my variant set up was complete.
Step 3: Set up the Target in Google Optimize
The target URL for this content experiment is the Personal Shopper page in any language and all website visitors. While the video still exists on the Blog page, we are not interested in measuring views on that page for this experiment.
Step 4: Set up Measurement in Google Optimize and Google Analytics
To determine which variant is more successful, the experiment needs to be tied to a goal. In the "Measurement and Objectives" section of Google Optimize, I tied the experiment to the website's Google Analytics property.
In Google Analytics, I created a Goal to track the views of the Meet Radix video.
Step 5: Check Installation in Google Optimize
Within Google Optimize, I clicked the "Check Installation" button to verify that my experiment was set up correctly.
I received confirmation that Optimize was correctly installed, but received a warning that "You haven't installed the anti-flicker snippet and your visitors may experience page flicker, where they briefly see the original page before your experiment loads. This can skew your experiment results and confuse visitors."
Wix does not allow me to add scripts to the head section on a web page, so I had to proceed with the experiment without it.
I clicked the option to start my experiment, and it was off and running!
Content Experiment Results
After running the experiment for a few days, it is still lacking data to determine whether more visitors view the video when it is on the left or right side of the page. I'll attempt to encourage more page views and see if we can get a conclusive result.


Solutions of Homework #4
Vibration Isolation
Numerical Integration
Rayleigh Quotient
Support Motion
Rayleigh-Ritz
Homework #4, 2015-12-24
The fourth homework assignment has been published. It is due by Sunday February 7th 2015.
You must submit this assignment to be admitted to the February session of exams
Solutions of the 3rd Homework
Here they are, in the format of IPython noteboooks.
Homework #3, 2015-07-31
The third homework assignment has been published. The assignment is due by Friday September 4th 2015.
You must submit this assignment if and only if you haven't submitted a valid first homework.
On the other hand, you may submit the third homework if you want to better the mark you got in the first one.
Homework #2, 2015-06-16
The second homework assignment has been published. This homework is due on the day of your oral exam.
Homework #1 solution, 2015-06-12
I make available a set of solutions of the first homework assignment.
Homework #1
The first homework assignment has been published. The assignment is due by Tuesday June 9th 2015.
Objectives
The course deals with the dynamical response of mechanical systems, linear and non-linear, under the assumption of small displacements.
Focus is given to
- analytical and numerical methods for the integration of the equations of motion, both in time and in frequency domain,
- the numerical methods for the eigen-analysis of multiple degrees of freedom systems and
- earthquake engineering applications.
Organization
This year we'll have 13 or 14 weekly classes, inclusive of tutorials and computational exercises.
All the slides used in classes will be (almost) immediately made available on this page after each class.
If you want to have a look at the slides before a class, last year's slides are still available. Remember, however, that I'm still slowly changing the content and the organization of my lessons and that the reference material is only what I post here.
Exam
You have to submit, generally speaking, two positive
homeworks to be admitted to the final oral test in July or
September. My evaluation will be mainly based on the oral
test.
Would you be unable to pass before the start
of the 2015-16 academic year (October 2015, that is) I
reserve the right to ask you to submit an
additional/alternative homework.
Recommended books
- Ray W. Clough, Joseph Penzien,
Dynamics of Structures.
This classic text is sold solely by the software house linked above. You can find an used copy with a bit of luck. - Anil K.Chopra, Dynamics of Structures (Theory and Applications to Earthquake Engineering), 4th ed.
The first part of the course follows Clough and Penzien's book, the second part follows Chopra's. Should you prefer to buy a single book, my advice is buy Chopra's.
Note that a fair number of copies of Chopra's book (3rd ed.) are available from the campus library in Lecco, note also that Chopra's 2nd and 3rd editions are widely available at lower prices and are perfectly appropriate for my course.
Homeworks
Each homework comprises a set of exercises. While many of these exercises won't require more than paper, pencil and a hand-held calculator, the remaining ones will require plotting a time series or a bit of really elementary matrix algebra, i.e., things that every half-decent spreadsheet can do. Of course specialized programs, let's say Mathematica, Matlab or Matlab's free clone Octave can be helpful, to say the least...
A pleasant alternative to proprietary stuff is the IPython notebook, an example of which is the solution of an exercise I've assigned in 2012.
Homeworks explained
You have to present TWO homeworks, on different subjects, out of THREE homework assignments, either
- the FIRST and the SECOND, or
- the THIRD and the SECOND.
The SECOND will be released at the end of the classes, will be about MDOF systems and is due for the day of your oral test. If you aren't ready for the first homework, if you plan to do the exam in September, if you have other things to do in May, then you can do the THIRD assignment instead of the FIRST one.


This format is basically a raw one. There is just one band per files, except in the RGB24 data type where the Red, Green and Blue bands are store interleaved by pixels in the order Blue, Green and Red. The others data type are unsigned 8 bits integer with values from 0 to 255 or signed 16 bits integer with values from -32.768 to 32.767 or 32 bits single precision floating point.32 bits. The description of the file is stored in a accompanying text file, extension RDC.
The RDC image description file doesn't include color table, or detailed geographic referencing information. The color table if present can be obtained by another accompanying file using the same base name as the RST file and SMP as extension.
For geographical referencing identification, the RDC file contains information that points to a file that holds the geographic reference details. Those files uses extension REF and resides in the same folder as the RST image or more likely in the Idrisi installation folders.
Therefore the presence or absence of the Idrisi software in the running operation system will determine the way that this driver will work. By setting the environment variable IDRISIDIR pointing to the Idrisi main installation folder will enable GDAL to find more detailed information about geographical reference and projection in the REF files.
Note that the RST driver recognizes the name convention used in Idrisi for UTM and State Plane geographic reference so it doesn't need to access the REF files. That is the case for RDC file that specify "utm-30n" or "spc87ma1" in the "ref. system" field. Note that exporting to RST in any other geographical reference system will generate a suggested REF content in the comment section of the RDC file.


It happened one Friday morning. All college classed had been cancelled because of the snow storm the hit the night before. I had stayed the night at my girlfriend’s dorm room. When we woke up at around 10:00, we looked outside to see how much snow we had gotten and was rewarded with see the most beautiful landscape ever. Ever thing was covered in a white blanket. The sun was shinning so bright it hurt your eyes to look for too long. We both sat by the window and looked out, daydreaming about the night before.
Then I thought of how much more enjoyable this moment would be of we shared a joint and listened to Pink Floyd. So I rolled a joint while my girlfriend lit incense and put on “Dark side of the moon.”  The first buff was kind of harsh and I had a coughing fit, but I didn’t mind. It would just get me higher and it made S release that great laugh of hers. After sharing the joint I felt so relaxed had happy I didn’t want this moment to end. I don’t mean the giggly, happy feeling the most people feel. I mean, I felt like nothing could get better then this I had reached my nirvana. I was so happy it hurt.
 All I could say was “Wow you are so beautiful, and I don’t mean just outside beauty which you have, but also internal beauty.” And I meant it and even thought we are no longer seeing each other still do believe it. After saying that I was rewarded with a nice long passionate kiss. S’s lips were so soft and she tasted like the strawberry pop she was drinking. After we snuggled and made out for a while the munchies hit us. So we decided to venture out for some food.
The Cafeteria was all the way across the campus and you had to go outside to get there. When we stepped out side the cold air hit us like a Jack hammer and I tried to go back in but S pulled me by the hand out into the bright white snow. Once my eyes adjusted to the brightness I again had the huge feeling of happiness and was wowed about the beauty the surrounded me.  We got our food laughing a giggling, picking on each other. I guided us to a table by a window so we could watch the snow fall. For it had started to snow again.
After about and hour of sitting there talking and watching it snow.  After getting back to her dorm room, our high was almost gone, so I was in kind of a rush to get high again. We rolled two more joints and after sharing the first one. S decided that she was done and started to play a nirvana song on her acoustic guitar. It sounded so good and my whole body was so relaxed. That is when I notice that my body had this tingling feeling that would start and my toes and slowly go all the way to the tip of my skull and back down to my toes.
I couldn’t stop running my fingers thought my thick curly hair. I could feel the blood vessels letting more blood rush to my head and I thought to myself, “This is going to make my hair grow longer and curler.” The guitar music was flowing through out my body too. I closed my eyes and imaged that I was floating on the music and letting it bring my body and soul to new depths of understanding.  But S was playing to fast now so I just went back to the floating.
Once I came down some I wanted to play the guitar. Since I had just started to learn how to play I didn’t know any songs, just about 3 notes. I just practiced switching form one note to the next. A hard task to do being high as a kite. It was really cool though because when I played a note right I could really hear it, and when I played one wrong I knew it and could replace my fingers on the chords to make it right. Being so high was actually making me a better learner.
It seemed like we had been playing fro hours but it was just an hour long jam. S packed her bong and we smoked a couple of bowls out of that. We were both ready for a nap so we decided to go to bed. And like John Cossack says, in one of my favorite movies High Fidelity, “I won’t tell you who did what to whom, but I can say we hade a geed time. I can say that.”
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.


This course will touch upon the main ideas of business communication, along with a revision of grammar rules and vocabulary.
Trust me: if you practice these specific topics, you'll be prepared for PEP's, all Modules, and even IRA.
In the professional world, the majority of communication is done through email. Therefore, it is very important to know how to structure, write, and sound in an email to a manager or coworker.
There are 5 parts of an email that you'll need to remember:
The following is an example of a professional email and and an UNprofessional email. Pay close attention to details.
To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>CC:
Subject: Friday's Visit
Hello Gerald,
I truly appreciated you visiting our site this past Friday. You shared many thoughts and experiences that were inspiring, like when you mentioned how difficult it was to get your first investor.
Your devotion to closing the opportunity divide is remarkable and I hope to make an impact in the same way that you have impacted so many students.
Thank you,
O'Shea Jackson
Year Up Student
Year Up - Chicago
223 W Jackson, Suite 400
Chicago, IL 60606
To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>CC:
Subject: friday
Hello gerald
Thanks for coming here on friday. you talk alot about your past and we're inspired.
i hope that you can come back soon and please I would like to keep in touch. Can i add you on Linked in?
thank you,
O'Shea Jackson
Which of the 5 parts of an email are missing, and why?
It is important to remember that people can judge you based on a single email. Always make sure you are presenting your best professional self!
Apart from good grammar and the 5 parts of the email, something very important to monitor is your tone. As excited as you may be, stay away from exclamation points, CAPS LOCK, and jokes. Be clear, concise, and direct.
Why?
Tone is difficult to interpet. People can think you mean something else, there can be misinterpretations, and who knows if someone is having a bad day? You don't want to be caught in a wrong-place-wrong-time situation with a busy supervisor.
In this section, we'll touch upon grammar rules that you may have heard before. Make sure you really understand each one, because you'll be quizzed!
Nouns:
Person, place, and thing. However, there are common nouns, proper nouns and pronouns!
Common Noun: a general person, place, thing, or idea.
Proper Noun: a specific person, place, thing, or idea.
Pronoun: a replacement for proper and common nouns, like himself, herself, his, her, they, and it.
Example Sentence: Identify the common, proper, and pronoun.
"Max, the meerkat, had a great time while dancing by himself at the club."
Verbs:
Actions! Make sure you understand adverbs, verb phrases, helping verbs, linking verbs, and action verbs.
 Examples are feel, look, seem, sounds, acted, was, and am
Helping verbs:
Helping verbs help the main verb show tense or possibility. A helping verb AND a main verb create a verb phrase. Examples of a helping verb is is, were, was, may, do, been, being, be
Example Sentence: Identify the helping, linking, and adverb.
"Max was being awfully nice to the DJ."
Conjunctions + Prepositional Phrases:
FANBOYS, space, and time.
Conjunctions: Words used to connect clauses or sentences or to coordinate words in the same clause. The FANBOYS acronym represents if, and, nor, but, or, yet, and so.
Preposition: A word that usually precedes a noun or pronoun to express a relation to another word or element through space or time. An example of a preposition is after, on, for, beside, with, and in.
These deal with the Structure of sentences, and contain parts of speech.
Use these helpful links for extra clarification:
Noun Phrase
Prepositional Phrase
Appositive Phrase
Noun Phrase: a noun phrase that includes a noun and the modifiers which distinguish it. Example: Larry the dog was the fastest dog in the park.
Prepositional Phrase: a phrase that begins with a preposition and usually ends with a noun. Example: At home, From Dallas, With me, Under there.
Appositive Phrase: A noun or noun phrase that renames a noun right beside it. Example: Lebron, a basketball player.
Humans can analyze images much faster than words. See how we analyze a movie poster to determine the plot.
These are only a few of the questions that may (most likely) be presented to you during Module Exams and IRA. Practice and understand!
Which of the following is not included at the top of every business email that you send?
Which of the following is NOT a business e-mail tip?
A preposition shows what?


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My name is Dennis Erny and I am a Senior Front-end Engineer based just outside Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Since 2012, I've been lucky enough to work on over a dozen enterprise Web apps and sites, both as a freelancer and agency contractor.
I currently specialize in building ReactJS and Angular 1.x single page web applications with a focus on D3 visualizations.
I am periodically available for freelance work. My full skillset consists of:
For inquiries related to client-side application consulting and/or design, don't hesitate to contact me on Twitter or LinkedIn.
Back by popular demand: my minimal blog-centric framework, Reuze, is back from the dead.
You can now access the HTML builder at: derny.github.io/reuze. The core
CSS (less than 10KB) is still available at github.com/derny/reuze.


When you use multicast for messaging and data distribution, you need to understand how the health monitoring setting works and how to control memory use.
Multicast Health Monitor
The Geode management and monitoring system is supplemented by a maxRetransmissionRatio
health
monitoring setting for distributed system members. This ratio is the number of retransmission
requests received divided by the number of multicast datagrams written. If the ratio is at 1.0, the
member is retransmitting as many packets as it originally sent. Retransmissions are point-to-point,
and many processes may request retransmission, so this number can get quite high if problems
occur. The default value for maxRetransmissionRatio
is 0.2.
For example, consider a distributed system with one producer and two consumers of cache events using
multicast to transmit cache updates. The new member is added, which is running on a machine without
multicast enabled. As a result, there is a retransmission request for every cache update, and the
maxRetransmissionRatio
changes to 1.0.
Controlling Memory Use on Geode Hosts with Multicast
Running out of memory can impede a member’s performance and eventually lead to severe errors.
When data is distributed over multicast, Geode incurs a fixed overhead of memory reserved for transmission buffers. A specified amount of memory is reserved for each distributed region. These producer-side buffers are used only when a receiver is not getting enough CPU to read from its own receiving buffer as quickly as the producer is sending. In this case, the receiver complains of lost data. The producer then retrieves the data, if it still exists in its buffer, and resends to the receiver.
Tuning the transmission buffers requires a careful balance. Larger buffers mean that more data remains available for retransmission, providing more protection in case of a problem. On the other hand, a larger amount of reserved memory means that less memory is available for caching.
You can adjust the transmission buffer size by resetting the mcast-send-buffer-size
parameter in the gemfire.properties
file:
mcast-send-buffer-size=45000
Note: The maximum buffer size is constrained only by the limits of your system. If you are not seeing problems that could be related to lack of memory then do not change the default, since it provides greater protection in case of network problems.


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sbaz
– Scala package sharing tool for the Scala 2 language
sbaz
[ <global_options> ] <command> [ <command_options> ]
<global_options>
<command>
sbaz
command.<command_options>
sbaz
command options.
The sbaz
tool is a system used by Scala enthusiasts to share computer files with each other. In particular, it makes it easy to share libraries and applications.
The sbaz
tool has a set of standard options that are supported on the current development environment and will be supported in future releases.
–d <dir>
–n
| ––dryrun
–v
| ––verbose
sbaz
tool is doing–version
–-univ
<name>
share
and retract
commands.–-univ-url
<url>
share
and retract
commands.
available
available
–a
compact
help
install
installed
keycreate
keyforget
keyknown
keyremember
keyremoteknown
keyrevoke
pack
<name> <directory> [ <options> ]
name-version.sbp
. The advertisement file is named name-version.advert
. The URL is the advertisement file is the URL base with the package filename appended.remove
retract
setuniverse
setup
share
<filename>
share
–i <descriptor>
–i
option.share
––template
––template
is specified, then instead of uploading a description, the command prints out a template of a package advertisement.show
update
upgrade
sbaz
update
scala-devel-2.5.1
to the universe
sbaz
share
scala-devel-2.5.1.advert
sbaz
returns a zero exist status if it succeeds to process the specified input files. Non zero is returned in case of failure.
Written by Lex Spoon.
Report bugs to http://lampsvn.epfl.ch/trac/scala
.
This is open-source software, available to you under a BSD-like license. See accomponying "copyright" or "LICENSE" file for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
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Public Member Functions | |
| delegate void | PipeNotification () |
| A function prototype for Pipe notifications. | |
| delegate void | PipeListener (NetworkMessage msg) |
| A generic function prototype for pipe events. | |
| Pipe (Client client, string name) | |
| Creates a Pipe to interact with an injected DLL or another program. | |
| void | Send (NetworkMessage msg) |
| Sends packet to the destination. | |
Properties | |
| bool | Connected [get] |
| Returns the status of the pipe connection. | |
| string | Name [get] |
| Gets the name of the pipe. | |
| Client | Client [get] |
| Gets the client object. | |
Events | |
| PipeNotification | OnConnected |
| Called when connected. | |
| PipeListener | OnReceive |
| Called when data is received. | |
| PipeListener | OnContextMenuClick |
| Called when ContextMenuClick event is received. | |
| PipeListener | OnSocketRecv |
| Called when a packet from the recv hook is received. | |
| PipeListener | OnSocketSend |
| Called when a packet from the send hook is received. | |
| PipeListener | OnSend |
| Called when data is sent. |
| Tibia.Packets.Pipe.Pipe | ( | Client | client, | |
| string | name | |||
| ) |
Creates a Pipe to interact with an injected DLL or another program.
| delegate void Tibia.Packets.Pipe.PipeListener | ( | NetworkMessage | msg | ) |
A generic function prototype for pipe events.
| packet | The packet that was received. |
| delegate void Tibia.Packets.Pipe.PipeNotification | ( | ) |
| void Tibia.Packets.Pipe.Send | ( | NetworkMessage | msg | ) |
Sends packet to the destination.
Client Tibia.Packets.Pipe.Client [get] |
Gets the client object.
bool Tibia.Packets.Pipe.Connected [get] |
Returns the status of the pipe connection.
string Tibia.Packets.Pipe.Name [get] |
Gets the name of the pipe.
| PipeNotification Tibia.Packets.Pipe.OnConnected |
Called when connected.
| PipeListener Tibia.Packets.Pipe.OnContextMenuClick |
Called when ContextMenuClick event is received.
| PipeListener Tibia.Packets.Pipe.OnReceive |
Called when data is received.
| PipeListener Tibia.Packets.Pipe.OnSend |
Called when data is sent.
| PipeListener Tibia.Packets.Pipe.OnSocketRecv |
Called when a packet from the recv hook is received.
| PipeListener Tibia.Packets.Pipe.OnSocketSend |
Called when a packet from the send hook is received.


SYSTEM "file:///
SYSTEM "expect://
SYSTEM "http://
replacing 'SYSTEM' with 'PUBLIC "x" ' can also do the trick, the two syntaxes are functionally the same.


CodeIgniter
An open source application development framework for PHP
This content is released under the MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2014-2019 British Columbia Institute of Technology
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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|---|---|
| author |
CodeIgniter Dev Team |
| copyright |
2014-2019 British Columbia Institute of Technology (https://bcit.ca/) |
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https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT MIT License |
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| filesource |
__construct()
dontSee(string $search = null, string|null $element = null) : boolean
string
string|null
boolean
dontSeeElement(string $element) : boolean
string
boolean
doXPath(\CodeIgniter\Test\string $search = null, \CodeIgniter\Test\string $element, array $paths = array())
\CodeIgniter\Test\string
\CodeIgniter\Test\string
array
getBody() : string
string
parseSelector(\CodeIgniter\Test\string $selector)
\CodeIgniter\Test\string
see(string $search = null, \CodeIgniter\Test\string $element = null) : boolean
string
\CodeIgniter\Test\string
boolean
seeCheckboxIsChecked(string $element) : boolean
string
boolean
seeElement(string $element) : boolean
string
boolean
seeInField(string $field, string $value) : boolean
string
string
boolean
seeLink(string $text, string|null $details = null) : boolean
string
string|null
boolean
withFile(string $path) : \CodeIgniter\Test\DOMParser
withString(string $content) : $this
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$this
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---
layout: post
title: On Doubts and Questions
date: '2012-04-03T18:25:00.000-05:00'
author: Jabell
tags:
- Bible
- Christian Living
modified_time: '2012-04-03T18:25:00.893-05:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-19739956.post-6764490119235114169
blogger_orig_url: http://theabellsix.blogspot.com/2012/04/on-doubts-and-questions.html
---
From Douglas Wilson:
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script- Record a new session to a custom filepath:
script path/to/session.out- Record a new session, appending to an existing file:
script -a path/to/session.out- Record timing information (data is outputted to the standard error):
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DWD-Query Tool
This tool is being developed for testing data warehouse query performance. The goal is to compare DW query performance using 3 different models:
- Generic DWH
- Star Schema
- Snowflake Schema
Data Source
Data come from TPC-H Decision Support Benchmark. More info at http://www.tpc.org/tpch/
Methodology
The TPC-H DB was first generated using HammerDB script with different sizes. Pentaho BI was used to ETL TPC-H to Star and Snowflake schemas. And this application was developed to query DW designs.
The Generic DWH has 3 different DBs running:
- Dynamic: the algorithm checks if there are already saved facts for the selected ratio-dimension combinations. If there are no facts saved yet, the system will create new reference objects if needed, and insert new facts.
- No Combinations: static DB where only standard generic DWH queries are executed.
- All Combinations: static DB where all possible ratio-dimension combinations are already stored.
Those databases sizes were created using HammerDB, then, ETL for each DW model:
- Mini: 100 orders ~ 450KB
- Small: 15.000 orders ~ 15MB
- Scale Factor (SF) 1: 1.500.000 orders ~ 3.4 GB
- Scale Factor (SF) 10: 15.000.000 orders ~ 20.5 GB
Technical Stack
- Spring v5.1.7.RELEASE
- Spring Boot 2.1.5.RELEASE
- Java 11.0.3
- Bootstrap 4.3.1
- IntelliJ IDEA 2019
Code available on GitHub
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--- layout: post title: The future of SheetColdGames date: 2014-10-12 21:25:26.000000000 -03:00 categories: - Sem categoria tags: [] status: draft type: post published: false meta: _edit_last: '24444519' geo_public: '0' description: By Rafael Giordanno author: login: rafaelgiordanno email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>name: Rafael Giordanno twitter: giordanno92 first_name: '' last_name: '' excerpt: !ruby/object:Hpricot::Doc options: {} ---
Hello, Rafael here again. This time, I want to show where SheetColdGames is heading. We've been without an update for a long time. But now I want to make a statement of what we are going to do in the near future.
We learned a lot about gaming this year. But this (stiil) is not an end of year reflection. We just want to point out what we intend to do, so that it will become more clear to people (and ourselves).
At the end of our last post we briefly talked about the future of what we are going to do. We intend to continue to make games, but this time, we're heading into a clearer direction. And by that, I mean we are studying to develop a system to create our games, i.e. a framework, an engine.
Right now we are using libGDX to develop all the games that we had done so far, not only that, but all of our games we're created for game development events that required some theme or limitations. Even though limitations are fun to push ourselves creatively. It is not very solid for people who are learning how to make games.
The logic behind the creation of a game, itself, is pretty hard
We've said in our about page that "We are passionate by games that have an extra sense of art and the technology behind them"


Enter a city and a state you are traveling to and the date you will be there.
Then see the current weather along with a list of restaurants and events.
Currently this application only works for US cities.
Where are you going?
Please enter a city and state before you click submit.


The 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic is creating a lot of problems, not only for the health systems, but for the
whole society.
Many institutions like government agencies are working to their limits to be able to keep the society up and
running.
This MVP was implemented as part of the #versusvirus Hackathon. It can help the government agencies to process
forms faster and free up their time for more important work.
The scope was the automatic extraction of the COVID-19 pre-registration form for short-time work in PDF format.
It can easily be extended to extract information from other forms as well.
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| 486 | (A) | Ne to trete of no trewe for trybute that he askes |
| 490 | (C) | Nor to trete of no trwes . for trybute þat he asketħ |
| (D) | ---- no text ---- | |
| (E) | ---- no text ---- | |
| (Ex) | ---- no text ---- | |
| 503 | (L) | Ne to trete of no trewe for tribute þat he askeþ |
| 466 | (P) | Ne to tret of na trew for tribut þat he askys |
| 484 | (U) | Ne for to trete for no trewe / for tribuit that he axetħ |
| (V) | ---- no text ---- |


This values change less freq, change here if you want different values in certificate generated
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| Country | |
| State | |
| City | |
| Org | |
| OrgUnit | |
| Days |
Help Available on Redmine to start PZH Running PZH
Multiple PZH can be initiated, used this tab for starting local PZH
| Common | |
| (Info: This name should be different for each PZH) | |
| Server Name | |
| (Info: This should be IP address on which PZH can be accessed via PZP) | |
| Server Port | |
| (Info: If already this port is in use, next available port will be used) |
| PZH Address: | |
| PZH Port: |
| PZH Address: | |
| PZH Port: |
List running Pzh instances and connected Pzp Lists for each each Pzh
List crash log for each Pzh
List all of the PZPs in this zone
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
At the time of writing, I confess you will need to go to an Italian deli or specialist food outlet for fregola, the sun-dried and toasted Sardinian “couscous” specified for this recipe. I wouldn’t substitute regular couscous for the fregola, which is rather more like dense pasta peas than semolina grains, and thus most comparable to the larger Midde-Eastern or Israeli couscous which could be used in its stead.
Soak the clams in a large bowl of cold water, and sort through them, discarding any shells that remain open or are cracked or smashed.
Heat the oil in a large heavy-based pan that comes with a lid, then add the chopped shallot, stirring for a minute, grate in the garlic, and add the chilli flakes, stirring again over the heat so that it sizzles, though not long enough to let the garlic brown.
Stir in the tomato purée, then add the stock and the vermouth and let it come to the boil.
Add the fregola – it should be covered completely by the liquid – and let it simmer, still uncovered, for 10–12 minutes (or as instructed on the fregola packet).
Check that the fregola is nearly ready and then add the drained clams and cover the pan with the lid. Leave to cook for three minutes at a fast simmer, then uncover the pan to check that the clams have opened. Any clams that, once cooked, stay closed should be discarded.
Sprinkle in the chopped parsley and stir to let everything combine before ladling into four warmed bowls to serve, sprinkling with a little more chopped parsley as you go.


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[gecode-users] Generating constraints
Max
chaosangel at gmx.de
Tue Oct 28 15:51:00 CET 2008
126 Gecode::MiniModel::LinExpr<IntVar>
GecodeSolver::SearchSpace::generateVariable(CSPConstraint c)
127 {
...
135 CSPConstraint* a,*b;
136 switch(c.getOperator(a,b))
137 {
138 case CSPConstraint::PLUS:
139 return generateVariable(*a) + generateVariable(*b);
140 case CSPConstraint::MINUS:
141 return generateVariable(*a) - generateVariable(*b);
142 case CSPConstraint::TIMES:
143 return generateVariable(*a) * generateVariable(*b);
144 case CSPConstraint::DIVIDE:
145 return generateVariable(*a) / generateVariable(*b);
146 case CSPConstraint::ABS:
147 assert(false);
148
149 }
...
151 else
152 if (c.getType() == CSPConstraint::INTEGER)
153 {
154 return c.getInteger();
155 }
This way not supporting the conversion, i need an if/else for each call
of generateVariable, (32cases).
Max
Guido Tack wrote:
> Max wrote:
>
>> But, with this code written i do get some errors, because the rel
>> method
>> is not defined for constants
>> as:
>> - both arguments
>> - first argument
>>
>> so i can not write
>>
>> rel(this, 5, IRT_GR, x, b);
>>
>> Why?
>> Do i have manually to flip the operands ?
>>
>
> You could also use the post functions from minimodel here:
> post(this, tt(eqv(~(5 > x), b)));
>
> They should accept constants in all positions (and if not, we'll have
> to fix it).
>
> Cheers,
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Because I like football players
Favourite players:
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{%for player in players%}
{{player}}
{%endfor%} {%else%}
Well English footballers are the best. that's it.
{%endif%}


WHENEVER WE BAKE, BAKE WITH OUR HEART
Since Americans in the South began roasting pigs publicly, Barbecues have been a staple of North American living. For many, grilling becomes a routine mealtime activity.
A number of such two-sided contests may be arranged in a tournament producing a champion. Many sports leagues make an annual champion by arranging games in a regular sports season, followed in some cases by playoffs. Hundreds of sports exist, from those between single contestants, through to those with hundreds of simultaneous participants, either in teams or competing as individuals. In certain sports such as racing, many contestants may compete, each against all with one winner. Sports are usually governed by a set of rules or customs, which serve to ensure fair competition, and allow consistent adjudication of the winner. Winning can be determined by physical events such as scoring goals or crossing a line first. It can also be determined by judges who are scoring elements of the sporting performance, including objective or subjective measures such as technical performance or artistic impression.


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Before Change
_, values_v = net(obs_v)
values_last = values_v.squeeze().data.cpu().numpy()
// prepare before rollouts calculation
mb_dones = np.roll(mb_dones, -1, axis=1)
mb_dones[:, -1] = cur_dones
for e_idx, (rewards, dones, value) in enumerate(zip(mb_rewards, mb_dones, values_last)):
rewards = rewards.tolist()
After Change
mb_actions = np.zeros((NUM_ENVS, REWARD_STEPS), dtype=np.int32)
while True:
batch_dones = [[dones[-1]] for dones in batch_dones]
done_rewards = []
done_steps = []
for n in range(REWARD_STEPS):
obs_v = ptan.agent.default_states_preprocessor(obs)


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depth ← {+\1 ¯1 0['()'⍳⍵]}
| a. |
Find an equivalent expression
for 1 ¯1 0['()'⍳⍵] .
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Write a function to produce a boolean vector which indicates whether an element
of the character vector argument is between quotes.
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Modify depth
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Thoughts on Music Theory
I was a double major in music history and music theory, and did an M.M. in music theory. It was taught as a branch of physics. Of the original seven liberal arts, the triduum and quadrivium, music is in the quadrivuum, grouped with astronomy, mathematics and geometry. I think students should understand that math is a big part of the major.
comment from Susan | Making it Through College Music Theory


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Adding Shipping Rates
How to add one or more shipping rates for the default shipping provider of the Store module. Different rates can be created for different weight ranges. Shipping rates are added to the price of orders at checkout.
"No Delivery" setting must be disabled to input shipping rates. See "Setting Store Info"
Tip: When adding weight and cost values for this tutorial, the fields are decimal values.
- Go to the Store Admin module.
- If the Store Info page isn't displayed, click the Store Info link.
- Maximize the Shipping Provider Settings section located at the bottom of the page.
- In the Description text box, enter a description for this fee. E.g. Light Weight
- In the Min. Weight text box, enter the minimum weight of items within this shipping fee range as a decimal value. E.g. 0.01
- In the Max. Weight text box, enter the minimum weight of items within this shipping fee range as a decimal value. E.g. 5
- In the Cost text box, enter the cost for this shipping fee range as a decimal value. E.g. 5
- Click the Add link.The newly added shipping rate is now displayed in the Shipping Settings section and a new blank row is added allowing you to input further rates.
- Repeat Steps 4-8 to add additional rates.
Important. If virtual products are enabled on your store, you must create a shipping rate for a zero ( 0 ) weight range as shown below.


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This section describes the packages that are available in every conforming implementation. A summary of the names and nicknames of those standardized packages is given in the next figure.
Name Nicknames COMMON-LISP CL COMMON-LISP-USER CL-USER KEYWORD none
Figure 11-2. Standardized Package Names
<IP_ADDRESS> The COMMON-LISP Package
<IP_ADDRESS> The COMMON-LISP-USER Package
<IP_ADDRESS> Implementation-Defined Packages


R/get_annual_top5.R
get_annual_top5.Rd
This function provides the extraction of data and statistics related to the expectations of economic indicators, specifically the annual market expectations of the indicators of the Top 5 Focus ranking, made available by the Central Bank of Brazil's Expectations System through the Olinda API. The data comes from several financial institutions: banks, funds, research houses, etc. Important: arguments are case sensitive.
get_annual_top5( indicator = NULL, first_date = Sys.Date() - 2 * 365, last_date = Sys.Date(), reference_date = NULL, calc_type = NULL, be_quiet = FALSE, use_memoise = TRUE, do_parallel = FALSE, detail = NULL )
| indicator | A single string or a character vector with economic indicators names, see details for possible values. Defaults to NULL. |
|---|---|
| first_date | A single string or Date in "YYYY-mm-dd" format. Default for 2 years prior to the current date. |
| last_date | A single string or Date in "YYYY-mm-dd" format. Default is the current date. |
| reference_date | A single string in "YYYY" format, indicating the reference year for which the statistic is expected. Defaults to NULL. |
| calc_type | A single string, NULL or a character vector indicating the calculation type (term) of the statistics. See details for possible values. Defaults to NULL. |
| be_quiet | Logical. Should messages or warnings not be displayed? Defaults to FALSE. |
| use_memoise | Logical. Sets the use of caching system, creating a folder named "cache_bcb" by default. Default to TRUE. |
| do_parallel | Logical. For using parallel data importation. Defaults to FALSE. |
| detail | Deprecated by API BCB-Olinda. |
A tibble with data from BCB-Olinda Data Services.
For periods for which there are no statistics, they will be omitted from the query.
Possible values for indicator argument: 'IGP-DI', 'IGP-M', 'IPCA', 'Selic', 'Câmbio'.
Possible values for calc_type argument: 'short', 'medium' or 'long'.
Fernando da Silva<EMAIL_ADDRESS>df <- get_annual_top5( indicator = "IPCA", first_date = Sys.Date() - 30, reference_date = format(Sys.Date(), "%Y"), use_memoise = FALSE )#> #>#> #>#> Warning: number of items to replace is not a multiple of replacement length#> Warning: NAs introduced by coercion#> Warning: Unreplaced values treated as NA as .x is not compatible. Please specify replacements exhaustively or supply .default


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at risk of contracting COVID-19
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Children of a Lesser God
Children of a Lesser God is a movie starring William Hurt, Marlee Matlin, and Piper Laurie. A new speech teacher at a school for the deaf falls in love with the janitor, a deaf woman speechless by choice.


Events
Events allow you to tap into the life cycle of a query request and perform actions before and after the query is executed. This can be used for adding validation before saving a model, hashing a password or calling some external process after a model is saved.
The way this is done is by attaching event handlers to a model that will listen for these events. If the event handlers return Promises, the handlers will wait for the Promise to be resolved or rejected before progressing. If the promise is rejected, the process will be interrupted.
Listening to events
In order to attach an event listener to a model you can do it in the Model's initialize
method like so:
const User = bookshelf.Model.extend({
tableName: 'users',
initialize() {
this.on('updated', (model) => {
// This is fired after a model is updated
})
}
})
You can attach multiple event listeners for the same event by calling the on
method multiple times
and the listeners will run sequentially.
Available save events
The available model
save related events are:
They are fired in this order and it's possible to prevent the request from advancing further by throwing an error or returning a rejected Promise from any one of these event listeners, e.g.:
const User = bookshelf.Model.extend({
tableName: 'users',
initialize() {
this.on('saving', (model) => {
if (model.get('status') !== 'active') {
// Throwing an error will prevent the model from being saved
throw new Error('Cannot save inactive user')
}
})
this.on('saved', (model) => {
// This won't be reached if the previous event threw an error
})
}
})
This feature can be used to perform validation before saving a model. For example, checking if an email address already exists and preventing the model from being saved if it does:
const User = bookshelf.Model.extend({
tableName: 'users',
initialize() {
this.on('saving', (model) => {
return User.forge({email: model.get('email')}).fetch().then((user) => {
if (user) throw new Error('That email address already exists')
})
})
}
})
Available fetch related events
The available model
data retrieval related events are:
Available destroy related events
The available model
destruction related events are:
Note that you can get the model's previous attributes after it's destroyed by calling the
previousAttributes
method:
const User = bookshelf.Model.extend({
tableName: 'users',
initialize() {
this.on('destroyed', (model) => {
const previousAttributes = JSON.stringify(model.previousAttributes())
log(`Destroyed model with attributes: ${previousAttributes}`)
})
}
})


The uncertainty of each estimation is now provided. For example, when we write ΔrG' = -32.1 ± 1.4 [kJ/mol], the 1.4 represents a 95% confidence interval around the estimated Gibbs energy. This change was facilitated by upgrading our software to the more precise Component Contribution method.


Trouble for Arsenal as Bellerin agent names ideal next destination
Arsenal could soon face a fight to retain Hector Bellerin’s services after the full-back’s agent admitted the player was dreaming of a move overseas.
The Gunners have plunged from one crisis to another this season as pressure has mounted on Unai Emery and amid the shambolic actions of midfielder Granit Xhaka, who was stripped of the captaincy after swearing at his own supporters.
Their concerns seemed to mount on Thursday evening when it was suggested two factors could force them to sell talisman striker and recently-appointed skipper Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in January, but that appears to be the tip of the iceberg with worrying reports now emerging over Bellerin.
“At the moment he is focused on the team’s commitments, comes from a bad injury and is returning to his levels,” Albert Botines told Sky Sports Italia.
“He likes Italy, the interest of an Italian club has been there but I can’t reveal it,” he added. “He has a long contract and it won’t be easy to take him away from Arsenal. He is vice-captain, we will see how the season will go.”
Bellerin has been with Arsenal since arriving as a 16-year-old and news that he is turning his thoughts to a move elsewhere will present Emery with yet another unwanted headache in what is turning out to be a tumultuous season.
The under-fire Spaniard, however, has at least received some backing from striker Alexandre Lacazette, who insisted he was sure Emery had the support of the club’s hierarchy.
“We’re working together every day on a constant basis to pick up the slack,” he told the club website.
“The group definitely supports the coach and I’m sure the club does as well.
“We’re a very tight group, and we’re doing everything we can to improve.”


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Date of publication: 25-1-2020
Subject: An introductory lecture about the college
Location: Class 4,FCI Menoufia University
Attendees: students in the Faculty of computer and information
The guests: Eng/ Mohamed Mostafa
Organizers: Compiler Community


by James Fenimore Cooper
Winding its way among countless islands, and imbedded in mountains, the "holy lake" extended a dozen leagues still further to the south. With the high plain that there interposed itself to the further passage of the water, commenced a portage of as many miles, which conducted the adventurer to the banks of the Hudson, at a point where, with the usual obstructions of the rapids, or rifts, as they were then termed in the language of the country, the river became navigable to the tide.
"Come," he said, with a good-humored smile; "the buck that will take to the water must be headed, and not followed."
The route taken by Hawkeye lay across those sandy plains, relived by occasional valleys and swells of land, which had been traversed by their party on the morning of the same day, with the baffled Magua for their guide. The sun had now fallen low toward the distant mountains; and as their journey lay through the interminable forest, the heat was no longer oppressive. Their progress, in consequence, was proportionate; and long before the twilight gathered about them, they had made good many toilsome miles on their return.


'I rejected the idea at first' — WeWork's new interim marketing chief, Maurice Lévy, reportedly wasn't eager to take the job
by finanzen.net GmbH
- WeWork's new interim marketing chief didn't initially want the job and only plans to stay for a matter of months, according to the Financial Times.
- "To be extremely honest with you I rejected the idea at first," Maurice Lévy, the 77-year-old chairman and former CEO of advertising titan Publicis, told the newspaper.
- Turning around WeWork will be an "interesting and fun" process, Lévy told the Financial Times, but he only expects to stay for "a maximum of a few months."
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WeWork's new interim marketing chief didn't initially want the job and only plans to stay for a matter of months, according to the Financial Times.
"To be extremely honest with you I rejected the idea at first," Maurice Lévy, the 77-year-old chairman and former CEO of advertising titan Publicis, told the newspaper. WeWork's new chairman, Marcelo Claure, announced Lévy's appointment last week as part of his plan to turn around the troubled coworking group.
"It would have been much better that he goes for a young CMO and communications director but there is an emergency situation where there is a need to help for a few weeks or months," Lévy continued.
The undertaking is "huge but it is achievable," Lévy told the Financial Times, adding that revitalizing WeWork's business and its brand would be an "interesting and fun" process. However, he only expects to remain in the role for "a maximum of a few months," he told the newspaper.
WeWork's dramatic fall from grace began when it filed to go public in August, and investors lashed out at its mushrooming losses, vulnerable business model, lackluster governance, and cofounder and then-CEO Adam Neumann's controversial behavior and close control of the company.
Faced with the prospect of going public at a fraction of the $47 billion private valuation it secured in January, and at risk of raising less than the $3 billion needed to unlock $6 billion in bank financing, WeWork pulled its IPO in September and Neumann stepped down.
Running short of cash, it accepted a $9.5 billion rescue deal from SoftBank last month that's set to give the Japanese conglomerate about 80% ownership of the business.


ToxicBot
A multifunctional Discord bot.
General
Maintained: Yes
Source: Public (See links)
Language: Python
Creator(s): Drainyyy
Description
ToxicBot is a Discord bot with many functions.
There are some Moderation commands, but mostly information and fun commands.
Features can be requested by using the t.bugreport [bug] command.
Functions
Moderation: Common kick, ban & clear chat
Fun: coinflip, 8ball, passwordgen, etc.
Information: About users, servers, the bot, bot ping, avatar infos, ...
Note: All commands can be found by using the t.commands command.
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Here you can test the maps and find out how it works if you want to contribute to Jsvectormap fork this repositorythen clone it, commit your changes, push it to your forked version and finally you can open a pull request.


SlideBar / Overview
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On Post-predictive Verification
Considering the kind of post-predictive verification I was discussing with Dan on Tuesday. Let’s start with the simple birth-death branching process. Starting from the master equation, the linearity gives us an accurate model as a Gaussian process where the systematic van Kampen expansion gives us the Fokker Planck equation whose solution is completely specified by its first two moments:
[latex] = (- ) N \
= (- ) ^2 ++
Excellent. So the probability of N species after time t is given by a Gaussian with mean $ N_0 e^{(-)t} $ and variance
\[ \frac{\lambda+\mu}{\lambda-\mu} \left(e^{\alpha t} - 1\right) + N_0 e^{\alpha t}/\alpha - \gamma \]
So we’re interested in the likelihood, i.e. the probability of $ P(| N) $, for simplicity let $ = 0$ for the moment. The expected value is just $ N = N_0 e^{t} $ so that $ = (N/N_0)/t $. Meanwhile, the maximum likelihood estimator for $$ is the maximum of the above expression. We can calculate this analytically in closed form,(help from wxmaxima).
\[ \hat \lambda = \log\left( \frac{\sqrt{4 N_o^4-8 N_0^3N+ 4N_0^2N^2+1}}{2N_0^2}-\frac{1}{2N_0^2} +1\right)/t \]
Which can be rewritten in terms of $ N/N_0$.
Observe that this maximum likelihood value is strictly less than the expected value, i.e. solving in case $ N_0 = 1$ (need to clean chalkboard!)
\[ \frac{\log\left( \frac{\sqrt{4\,{N}^{2}-8\,N+5}}{2}+\frac{1}{2}\right) }{t} \]
Also note though that the expected and maximum likelihood estimates agree in the reasonable limit $ N N_0$. The analytics are presumably closed form but far less tractable with $ $ 0$. Will need to explore the extent of this possible disagreement further later… Also have some exploratory code on this in rabosky_test.R in github.
Generalizing the Codebase
Currently have focused on models fitted through the OUCH software. The format of the power_between_models function in powertest.R fails to generalize immediately only because ouch fits are proper fit objects that have methods like simulate and update already associated with them, and store their likelihood value in the S4 class format under object@loglik. If the fits from geiger, etc, were modified to recognize the standard general methods, they’d work just as well in this routine. Should certainly look into generalizing them, as it would be interesting to start applying the Monte Carlo approach to more methods.
Back to Likelihood paper…
Wondering if it is worth including the all-unique example. Also should include BM vs OU.1 (has OUCH’s funny habit of the extra penalty on OU.1, as it doesn’t estimate the root state), BM vs OU.3 (formerly OU.LP). Adding to the manuscript simulation collection.
Quick look at AIC fraction of wrong answers in the simulations under each of the following model comparisons:
> png("bm_v_ou1.png")
> plot(bm_v_ou1, test_dist=F, shade_p=F, shade_power=F, show_aic=T, shade_aic=T, main="BM v OU.1")
[1] "AIC prefers null model"
[1] "p = 0.981 , power = 0.077"
> dev.off()
> png("bm_v_ou3.png")
> plot(bm_v_ouLP, test_dist=F, shade_p=F, shade_power=F, show_aic=T, shade_aic=T, main="BM v OU.3")
[1] "AIC prefers test model"
[1] "p = 0.031 , power = 0.928"
> dev.off()
> png("ou3_v_ou4.png")
> plot(ouLP_v_ouLP4, test_dist=F, shade_p=F, shade_power=F, show_aic=T, shade_aic=T, main="OU.3 v OU.4")
[1] "AIC prefers test model"
[1] "p = 0.257 , power = 0.427"
> dev.off()
And a look at the power in each of these cases
The vastly over-parameterized all-diff model has convergence issues, not surprisingly… Will probably focus on these three comparisons, moving into the power curve discussion.


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Malaysia's Sept factory output up 1.7% y-o-y, below forecast
by ReutersKUALA LUMPUR (Nov 11): Malaysia's industrial production rose 1.7% in September from a year earlier, slower than the previous month, supported by continued growth in the electricity sector, government data showed on Monday.
Annual factory output in September came below the 1.9% expansion forecast in a Reuters poll. August's factory output rose 1.9% annually, accelerating from July's pace of 1.2%, the slowest in 5 years.
The sectoral index for electricity generation grew 3.3% on-year, data from the Statistics Department showed.
However, manufacturing and mining output declined 1.3% and 1.4%, the data showed.
Malaysia's exports fell 6.8% year-on-year in September, the biggest decline in 3 years, on subdued demand from major trade partners.


One of the UN MDGs is aiming to end hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture. The goal of this project is to create an infromation platform that:


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Optimisation of the Global Calculator using Monte Carlo Markov Chain and Genetic Algorithms¶
Page structure¶
This page contains documentation of all the methods used, two usage examples and the code’s license and installation requirements.
To install Jupiter notebooks, go to: https://jupyter.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install.html
To install any missing packages via conda, follow: https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/commands/install.html
To open the notebooks, follow these instructions: https://jupyter-notebook-beginner-guide.readthedocs.io/en/latest/execute.html
Introduction¶
This project includes four self-contained Jupyter notebooks with detailed step by step guide.
They are located in the root directory and can be executed from their first to their last cell. They are:
Markov Chain Monte Carlo analysis (MCMC_Analysis.ipynb) [Successful]
Genetic Algorithms analysis (GA_Analysis.ipynb) [Successful]
Covariance Matrix Adaption Evolutionary Strategy analysis (CMAES_Analysis.ipynb) [Unsuccessful]
Artificial Neural Network analysis (ANN_Analysis.ipynb) [Unsuccessful]
Setting the constraints and running the optimiser¶
To change the optimisation constraints, the cell “Defining the optimisation constraints” in GA_Analysis.ipynb must be edited accordingly, as shown below.
The constraint names are listed here: http://tool.globalcalculator.org
The input constraint values must be in the range [1, 4]. Each output constraint value has its own units and scale.
Note that the optimiser will minimise GHG emissions per capita and maximise economic viability by default.
The 2nd notebook “GA_Analysis.ipynb” can be run to perform the optimisation of the Global Calculator.
User documentation¶
Usage examples¶
Genetic algorithms optimisation¶
Monte Carlo Markov Chain analysis¶
- Optimisation of the Global Calculator via Monte Carlo Markov Chains
- Set-up
- Temperature sensitivity analysis
- Cost sensitivity analysis
- Generalising MCMC (2 constraints) to all levers
- Running MCMC and logging results
- Loading pre-computed results (24-hours long Markov Chain)
- Correlation matrix of accepted MCMC lever combinations
- Paired density and scatter plot matrix of lever combinations accepted by MCMC
- Correlation matrix of output values
- Export correlation data to GEPHI
- Posterior distribution of accepted MCMC lever combinations
- Posterior distribution of model outputs accepted by MCMC
- Acceptance rate
- Autocorrelation function of accepted model outputs
- Summary of inputs to the Global Calculator


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The Blue Marble is a famous photograph of the Earth, taken on
December 7, 1972, by the crew of the Apollo 17 spacecraft, at a distance
of about 45,000 kilometres (28,000 mi).
January 2012, NASA released a composite image of the western hemisphere of Earth entitled Blue Marble 2012.
Remote Sensing (RS) is the process of acquiring information about
earth’s surface from a distance without directly coming physically
into contact with it.
(Manual, 2005)
Four Types of Resolution when discussing satellite imagery & Remote Sensing:
>Spatial
>Spectral
>Temporal
>Radiometric
Spatial Resolution
pixel size of an image representing the size of the surface area, i.e. the ground,
determined by the sensor’s instantaneous field of view (IFOV)
Spectral Resolution:
wavelength interval size (‘segment’ of the electromagnetic spectrum) & # of intervals that the sensor is able to measure
Temporal Resolution:
Amount of time that passes between imagery collection periods for a given surface location
Radiometric Resolution:
Brightness that sensor can record. Bit-depth is the unit by which
radiometric resolution is measured:
>8-bit=0-255
>11-bit=0-2047
>12-bit=0-4095
>16-bit=0-65,535
LandSat is a MULTI-SPECTRAL sensed image product- its composed and delivered in a multiple BAND format.
LandSat Applications:
>Land Cover Classification
>Land Cover Change
>Estimate of Irrigation
>Wildlife Habitat Mapping
>Burn Severity Mapping
>Rangeland Management
LandSat Land Cover Classification & Change Detection
Density Surfaces
Simple vs. Weighted
Simple density calculations
Results= # of observations/incidents/features divided by the search area size
#1 Factor: Search Radius:
Larger radius = 'smoother' surface.
Tradeoff= localized patterns can be obscured or missed altogether.


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I'm A Celebrity Power Pairs explained and the luxury perks they can win
The ITV show launches tonight and there are a lot of shake-ups - including the celebrities having to partner up
by Sara-Aisha Kent, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/sara-aisha-kent/The 2019 series of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here launches tonight at it will see the stars having to partner up to become the strongest couples.
The aim of the partnerships are to form the strongest duo in order to be able to ditch the bug ridden camp to win a spot in a luxury area.
We have seen celebs battle it out in previous series to get special bonuses and extras to make their stay more VIP but this year with double the power going head to head we could see the most competitive season yet.
The celebrities facing the Bushtucker trials this year are: former Olympian and reality star and transgender icon Caitlyn Jenner, former Girls Aloud star Nadine Coyle, former EastEnders star Jacqueline Jossa, Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway, Radio presenter Roman Kemp, former Big Brother star Adele Roberts, comedian Andrew Maxwell, Rak-Su singer Myles Stephenson, former rugby player James Haskell, and former footballer Ian Wright.
However, we are sure there is the potential for some late additions too.
All 10 celebrities will meet for the first time in scenes airing tonight, with half arriving by super car and stepping onto the luxury yacht moored off Australia's Gold Coast.
Meanwhile the other five will arrive by speedboat and make their way to the beach.
Those on the yacht will immediately be taken to task as they have to race to swim to shore and get the chance to pair up with who they want on the beach.
Once teamed up, the pairs have the chance to become one of the two Power Pairs who will be able to enjoy special privileges.
Each of the pairings is given one of three routes to camp - planks, skydive or a canoe which is sure to showcase which duos are a match made in heaven and others that are incompatible during tricky times.
Although it is not yet known what special treatment the strongest pairs will get, looking back at previous series gives a good idea of what can be in store for the lucky stars.
In former seasons we have seen winning teams being awarded their favourite food and drinks as well as soft pillows, comfortable beds and private sleeping areas.
With photos emerging ahead of filming of a hot tub being built we can speculate that this could be a special luxury for a winning power pair.
No doubt the contestants will give it all they can for a chance to make their time in the outback more bearable and as hunger kicks in, stress levels rise and bug bites get the best of the celebs we could see a lot of drama around the campfire.
* I’m A Celebrity starts tonight at 9pm on ITV.
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...a little language that compiles into JavaScript
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I had to be done in ten days or something worse than JS would have happened
Expose the good parts of JavaScript in a simple way.
Compiles one-to-one into the equivalent JS.
Compiled output is readable and pretty-printed, will work in every JavaScript runtime.
Transcompiler - source-to-source compiler translates between programming languages
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gpaScoreAverage = (scores...) ->
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eat = (food) -> alert "I like #{food}"
eat food for food in ['toast', 'cheese', 'wine']
class Animal
constructor: (@name) ->
move: (meters) ->
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class Snake extends Animal
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super 5
class Horse extends Animal
move: ->
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super 45
sam = new Snake "Sammy the Python"
tom = new Horse "Tommy the Palomino"
sam.move()
tom.move()
Dropbox je prabacio sav JS u CS u tjedan dana.
Rails-i 3.1 koriste CoffeScript kao default.
Installing #cofeescript in #eclipse. 2 stops operation,1st install EMF http://t.co/uKS76GPuV5 2nd use this file http://t.co/lBwy9aEbBe
— Miroslav Rešetar (@MiroslavResetar) May 30, 2013


Sneaky Cars
The fanciest and newest cars are also the best equipped for surveillance.
Huge Data
Google uses your data in exchange for it's services.
Pokemon Go
Pokemon go is a virtual reality game where players can access virtual
items and locations. Or is it?


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path [input]
Pointer to a null-terminated sequence of characters that specifies the path to the directory where temporary and output files are to be written to, i.e., the working directory. The path may be absolute or relative to the directory where the executable resides.
JMP_STATUS_OK |
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Feb 03, 2015 Meeting note
Notes
- A top-down approach to fit primitives, (ref : GlobFit @ SIGGRAPH 2011) :
- GlobFit got global info, and Cornucopia use local info, and we want to combine both…
- we want to fit a family of primitives within our interval..
- line, arc, clothoid, hermit…
- simultaneously, we expect that the number of primitives as small as possible..
- The process should be like the following: (I will write down a pseudocode like thing in another document that we can discuss algorithm):
- fit initial primitive to entire samples, it one fit, e.g. one circle fit, then done.
- detect sharp corners, and get segments…
- fit regular primitives to a segment (span)
- see whether the same fit (parameter of the primitive) can be fit else where.. (global relationship, e.g. parallel or orthogonal for line…)
- if unmatch for all primitive -> consider further segment -> fit primitive or smooth curves…
- consolidate and see whether we can reduce the primitive set smaller..
- identify the joint between
- line v.s. arc
- arc v.s. arc
- arc v.s. clothoid ..etc..
Todos
- start to fitting the basic primitive:
- line
- arc
- clothoid - find the fitting method..
- write down the algorithm and optimization part and discuss and refine with all..
- read the reference including:
- GlobFit
- Conjoining Gestalt Rules for Abstraction of Architectural Drawings


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Kangana Ranaut’s Thalaivi first look released, tweeple wonder if it’s a ‘wax statue’
The reaction to Ranaut's look was quite contrary to what the directors probably expected them to be as many compared the look to a "Wax statue".
by Trends DeskAs actor Kangana Ranaut’s first look for her upcoming biopic movie Thalaivi was revealed, netizens took to social media to express their disappointment. The movie is based on former Tamil Nadu chief minister Jayalalithaa’s life.
“The legend we know, but the story that is yet to be told!” read the tweet by Ranaut’s Twitter account handled by her digital media team. Along with the tweet was the first look of Ranaut as Jayalalithaa.
However, the reaction to Ranaut’s look was quite contrary to what the directors probably expected them to be as many compared the look to a “Wax statue”.
Expected to be released on June 26, 2020, the first look teaser also triggered hilarious reactions online. “What’s with the anatomy guys? And what’s with the face moving like a mannequin?” wrote a user while sharing the first look.


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Harriet screenwriter reveals executive suggested Julia Roberts play her
- It is not called Hollywierd for nothing, but this latest revelation from Hollywood is really shocking
- The screenwriter of the newly-released movie Harriet revealed that a studio executive once suggested that Julia Roberts play the icon in the film
- Tubman was African-American, which is what makes the suggestion ludicrous
Harriet Tubman was a political activist who is famous for helping dozens of people escape slavery. The movie Harriet was released on Friday, November 1, and the leading lady is British actress Cynthia Erivo.
However, strangely, a black woman in the lead might not have been the case had the movie been made 25 years ago.
The movie's screenwriter, Gregory Allen Howard, revealed that a studio president suggested Julia Roberts play the human rights hero when the idea for the film was tabled over two decades ago.
Howard told the LA Times: "Fortunately, there was a single black person in that studio meeting 25 years ago who told him that Harriet Tubman was a black woman."
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According to Howard, the studio president then replied: "That was so long ago. No one will know that."
First of all, let's give Howard a hand for holding onto his dream until it materialised a whole 25 years later.
Secondly, can you imagine Julia Roberts playing Harriet Tubman, a black woman? Well, many people on social media certainly cannot.
One user pointed out that they were not surprised, and identified multiple times that Hollywood executives had white actors portray characters that were actually people of colour.
In 2016 it was announced that Tubman would be on the $20 currency note in the States, but the Trump administration has delayed that process until 2028.
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