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The main purpose of this repository is to show a good end-to-end project setup and workflow for writing a Mongoose Node.js Express code in TypeScript complete with middleware, models, routes, and types.
This example comes with a complete REST API to handle Authentication and CRUD features on Users and their corresponding Profile. You may view the API documentation on the Wiki.
While it's true that developing applications on an Untyped language such as JavaScript, is easier to learn and is faster to develop, it will undeniably get harder and harder to grasp as the application grows in scale. This in turn, leads to more run-time errors consuming more development hours, as the team gets accustomed to the growing codebase. And this is what this boilerplate hopes to achieve. By using the TypeScript standard, you'll have better team and code stability with Interface Oriented Development, leading to better standardized codes. TypeScript allows developers to focus more on exposed Interfaces or API, rather than having to know all the code by heart. This makes the codebase easier to maintain with big teams, especially if those teams are composed of developers of different skill levels.
To build and run this app locally you will need a few things:
git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/polcham/mongoose-express-ts.git <project_name>
cd <project_name>
npm install
npm run tsc
npm run server
npm run start
Finally, navigate to http://localhost:5000/
and you should see the API running!
The most obvious difference in a TypeScript + Node project is the folder structure. In a TypeScript project, it's best to have separate source and distributable files. TypeScript (.ts
) files live in your src
folder and after compilation are output as JavaScript (.js
) in the dist
folder.
The full folder structure of this app is explained below:
Note! Make sure you have already built the app using
npm run start
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| config | Contains config environment to be used by the config package, such as MongoDB URI, jwtSecret, and etc. |
| dist | Contains the distributable (or output) from your TypeScript build |
| node_modules | Contains all your npm dependencies |
| REST | Contains all API requests to test the routes, used with REST Client VSCode extension |
| src | Contains your source code that will be compiled to the dist dir |
| src/middleware | Contains the middlewares to intercept requests |
| src/models | Models define Mongoose schemas that will be used in storing and retrieving data from MongoDB |
| src/routes | Routes define the endpoints of your API |
| src/types | Contains all your custom types to better handle type checking with TypeScript |
| src/server.ts | Entry point to your express app |
| package.json | File that contains npm dependencies as well as build scripts |
| tsconfig.json | Config settings for compiling server code written in TypeScript |
| tslint.json | Config settings for TSLint code style checking |
TypeScript uses the file tsconfig.json
to adjust project compile options.
Let's dissect this project's tsconfig.json
, starting with the compilerOptions
which details how your project is compiled.
"compilerOptions": {
"module": "commonjs",
"esModuleInterop": true,
"target": "es6",
"noImplicitAny": true,
"moduleResolution": "node",
"sourceMap": true,
"outDir": "dist",
"baseUrl": ".",
"paths": {
"*": ["node_modules/*", "src/types/*"]
}
}
compilerOptions |
Description |
|---|---|
"module": "commonjs" |
The output module type (in your .js files). Node uses commonjs, so that is what we use |
"esModuleInterop": true, |
Allows usage of an alternate module import syntax: import foo from 'foo'; |
"target": "es6" |
The output language level. Node supports ES6, so we can target that here |
"noImplicitAny": true |
Enables a stricter setting which throws errors when something has a default any value |
"moduleResolution": "node" |
TypeScript attempts to mimic Node's module resolution strategy. Read more here |
"sourceMap": true |
We want source maps to be output along side our JavaScript. See the debugging section |
"outDir": "dist" |
Location to output .js files after compilation |
"baseUrl": "." |
Part of configuring module resolution. See path mapping section |
paths: {...} |
Part of configuring module resolution. See path mapping section |
The rest of the file define the TypeScript project context.
The project context is basically a set of options that determine which files are compiled when the compiler is invoked with a specific tsconfig.json
.
In this case, we use the following to define our project context:
"include": [
"src/**/*"
]
include
takes an array of glob patterns of files to include in the compilation. This project is fairly simple and all of our .ts files are under the src
folder.
All the different build steps are orchestrated via npm scripts.
Npm scripts basically allow us to call (and chain) terminal commands via npm.
This is nice because most JavaScript tools have easy to use command line utilities allowing us to not need grunt or gulp to manage our builds.
If you open package.json
, you will see a scripts
section with all the different scripts you can call.
To call a script, simply run npm run <script-name>
from the command line.
You'll notice that npm scripts can call each other which makes it easy to compose complex builds out of simple individual build scripts.
Below is a list of all the scripts this template has available:
| Npm Script | Description |
|---|---|
tsc |
Transpiles TypeScript codes to JavaScript. |
watch-tsc |
Transpiles TypeScript codes to JavaScript, with auto reload. |
deploy |
Runs node on dist/server.js which is the app's entry point. |
watch-deploy |
Runs node on dist/server.js which is the app's entry point, with auto reload. |
server |
Transpiles TypeScript codes to JavaScript then run node on dist/server.js with auto reload. |
start |
Transpiles TypeScript codes to JavaScript then run node on dist/server.js . |
Since we're developing with TypeScript, it is important for the codes to be transpiled first to JavaScript before running the node server. It is best to deploy the app using: npm run server
or npm run start
command.
To enhance your development experience while working in VSCode, I provided you with a list of suggested extensions while working on this project:
Dependencies are managed through package.json
.
In that file you'll find two sections:
dependencies
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| bcryptjs | Library for hashing and salting user passwords. |
| config | Universal configurations for your app. |
| express | Node.js web framework. |
| express-validator | Easy form validation for Express. |
| gravatar | Generate Gravatar URLs based on gravatar specs. |
| http-status-codes | HTTP status codes constants. |
| jsonwebtoken | JsonWebToken implementation for Node.js. |
| mongoose | MongoDB modeling tool in an async environment. |
| request | Simplified HTTP client for Node.js. |
| typescript | Typed superset of JavaScript. |
devDependencies
Since TypeScript is used, dependencies should be accompanied with their corresponding DefinitelyTyped @types package.
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| @types/bcryptjs | DefinitelyTyped for bcryptjs |
| @types/config | DefinitelyTyped for config |
| @types/express | DefinitelyTyped for express |
| @types/gravatar | DefinitelyTyped for gravatar |
| @types/jsonwebtoken | DefinitelyTyped for jsonwebtoken |
| @types/mongoose | DefinitelyTyped for mongoose |
| concurrently | Run multiple commands concurrently |
| nodemon | Reload node application on code changes |
To install or update these dependencies you can use npm install
or npm update
.
Generated using TypeDoc


About Me
You ever just have a really bad day? Like one of those "you've got to be kidding me," kind of days? This morning I was getting ready to go to a funeral for a lovely 94 year old woman, when I literally had to leave and go to the hospital because my step dad died in a motorcycle accident. 61 years old, hit an animal or something and flew 30 feet, breaking his neck in two places. I'm pissed, and I'm sad. It's been one of those days where I'm waiting for someone to jump out and yell "Just Kidding!"
However... It's late. I'm tired.  Yet I am still sitting here trying to write an autobiography despite my brain being in complete shock and feeling a bit fuzzy because that's who I am. I don't give up, I don't like making excuses, and I write crappy bios sometimes but at least I try. That's the beauty of the internet over print, isn't it? So much easier to rewrite on a better day... and cheaper.


Same as previous years, Mobilization IX is happening at the Expo Łódź, the largest organiser of trade shows, exhibitions, domestic and international conferences operating in central Poland.
EXPO-Łódźal. Politechniki 493-590 Łódź, Poland


{% extends "base.html"%} {% load static %} {% block title %} Introduction to Verilog {% endblock %} {% block content%}
Verilog is a Hardware Description Language (HDL). It is widely used by engineers in the electronics and VLSI fields, and it is a very significant tool in the development of the electronics industry. It was developed in 1984 by Phil Moorby and Prabhu Goel. There are other HDLs also present (like VHDL), but Verilog is very popular and easy to learn. We can get a better grasp on hardware modelling in Verilog as compared to VHDL. Verilog can be called a richer language, it has so many features that you will get tired of counting!
When a Verilog code is written and compiled, the hardware module is described by the software in terms of RTL schematic. This is a netlist in which logic gates and other digital blocks are used to carry out the described function(s). In the netlist, you can easily see the input wires and the output wires. It gives us an estimate of the physical complexity of our circuit. If we want to simulate the circuit or the digital block, then we have to write a separate code for simulation which is similar to the main code. This is called a test bench, and we will study about it soon. This is somewhat analogous to the test cases for a C/C++ code. The main use of such an extra code is to give inputs to the main code block and see the outputs being produced by it. Once you describe your digital circuit in Verilog and test its outputs after running a simulation, you can also check interconnect delays and power consumption statistics.
You must have learned in C/C++ programming that the code is executed in the order in which the sentences are written. Things work almost in the same manner in Verilog, along with some special blocks that have non sequential runtimes. You can specify a block of code to be executed in the beginning or even at a particular time. You need not write the code in the same order as that of the execution when you use the apt keywords. We will learn more about keywords and execution in the coming articles.
The syntax of Verilog is C based and people who have knowledge of C/C++ can easily learn Verilog. Apart from the basic computer programming constructs available in a programming language, Verilog also has many interesting features exclusive to Digital Electronics and Design. If you are well versed with the concepts of Digital Electronics, you will have a smooth journey of learning Verilog. In case you feel that you need some revision, you can refer Digital Basics.
No need to worry about the working of digital blocks! We will explain the working first and then help you out with its Verilog modeling.
Much of introduction now, let’s start learning the language!


Methods
(static) pack(str, buffer, indexopt) → {number}
- Source:
- See:
Write a string of UTF-8 characters to a byte buffer.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
str |
string | The string to pack. | |
buffer |
Uint8Array | !Array.<number> | The buffer to pack the string to. | |
index |
number |
<optional> |
The buffer index to start writing. |
Returns:
The next index to write in the buffer.
- Type
- number
(static) unpack(buffer, startopt, endopt, nullable) → {string}
- Source:
- See:
Read a string of UTF-8 characters from a byte buffer.
Invalid characters are replaced with 'REPLACEMENT CHARACTER' (U+FFFD).
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
buffer |
Uint8Array | !Array.<number> | A byte buffer. | |
start |
number |
<optional> |
The buffer index to start reading. |
end |
number |
<optional> <nullable> |
The buffer index to stop reading. Assumes the buffer length if undefined. |
Returns:
- Type
- string


Kandi Burruss Has Her Son, Ace Wells Tucker’s Back Forever – See Their Cute Photo Together
by Ron CollinsKandi Burruss shared a photo featuring herself together with her and Todd Tucker’s boy, Ace Wells Tucker. She said that she will always have his back, and this is entirely understandable – this is the normal attitude a parent should have towards their kids.
‘I’ll have his back forever! My Acey Pooh! @acewellstucker ❤ 📸: @photographybyace.llc,’ Kandi captioned her post.
Someone commented: ‘Wow! Who is this little handsome dude,??!! Is it Ace ?!! Wow some kind of cute!!!’ and another follower said: ‘Love him!! He’s the cutest!! Can’t wait for him to get his new sister!’
One other follower wrote: ‘Nothing like that mother/son bond…its priceless!! @kandi.’
Another follower praised Ace and posted this: So Glad God Blessed You, Todd, and Riley with this Precious Gift Named Ace so handsome and worth doing Motherhood over<EMAIL_ADDRESS> I know he’ll be the best! Who do you think the baby will look more like: you or Todd? Both genes are strong!’
Another follower posted this: ‘😍 Heyyyyy handsome 🥰…..I cracked up at his facial expression when you told him somebody else was carrying his sister 😂 #Priceless.’
Kandi was recently in the spotlight when she made fans excited when she told them that she sat down with the beloved Andy Cohen for an exclusive interview.
He was invited by Kandi on the Speak on It show.


Tutorial¶
Login Page
Existing users can input information here to sign in to view their notes and new users can enter in their information under the Sign In tab.
Clean User Page (Dark Theme setting on)
After registering new users will be taken to this page. There are buttons near the top which list their purpose when hovered over. They include: Settings, New Canvas, New To-Do List and New Note.
Making New Canvas Page
This is what will display when user types New Canvas button on User Page. The user can write freehand on the page, upload a picture, reset the page or make the screen fullpage. One of the features is Save which will keep the canvas and display it on User page. Once Save is clicked user will be prompt with naming and giving a hash to the item.
Updated User Page
This canvas was named “First note” and given the hashtag First. Now that I have a Canvas created I can share it with other people or edit it later.


Register a new domain name, or have a domain name that you can have your Mail-in-a-Box completely take over.
The first step in setting up a Mail-in-a-Box is to pick your new email address. An email address has two parts. The part after the @-sign is the domain name.
Josh’s email address is @occams.info. His domain name is occams.info
.
Besides using the domain name for email, you’ll also be able to put a simple website at the domain.
Go over to Gandi.net, a domain name registrar, and buy a new domain name. It’s about $17/year, but the price varies by which “top-level domain” (TLD) you use, whether it’s .com
, .me
, .info
, and so on.
Buy anything you want. This is your new identity.
After you buy the name you’ll need to set it up, but that comes later so keep reading. Note that a Mail-in-a-Box can handle the email for multiple domains names too — more on that later.
Your box’s hostname should be box.yourdomain.com.
Every machine connected to the Internet has a name and an address.
The address, an IP address, is like a telephone number.
The name — called a hostname — is something you decide. It can be a domain name you own or any “subdomain” of a domain you own.
For your Mail-in-a-Box, we recommend naming your box box
+ .
+ your domain name.
Josh’s Mail-in-a-Box is named box.occams.info
. This is its hostname.
Your Mail-in-a-Box may handle the email for multiple domain names, but the box has a single name.
Spin up an Ubuntu 14.04 x64 machine with about 1 GB memory and 12 GB disk, and then set the machine’s reverse DNS.
Now you will rent a machine, or a virtual part of a machine, somewhere in “the cloud.” We’ll call this machine your box.
We recommend going over to Digital Ocean. You must choose the Ubuntu 14.04 x64
operating system. We recommend using a machine with 1 GB of RAM and a 30 GB disk. This setup currently costs $10/month.
At Digital Ocean, your machine is called a “droplet” and you must name your droplet the same as its hostname.
Josh’s droplet would be named box.occams.info
(if Josh used Digital Ocean).
I've been a long-time customer of Rimuhosting.com which also provides cheap virtual machines, which they call “VPS”s, at several locations around the world. Choose a location near you — it’ll be faster! Most any cloud provider will do, but not Amazon Web Services because its network is often blocked to prevent users from sending spam. Wherever you rent your box, you must choose Ubuntu 14.04 x64 and at least 768 MB RAM.
Each cloud provider will have different instructions for setting up “reverse DNS.” You must follow your cloud provider’s instructions for setting the reverse DNS of your box to your box’s hostname. At Digital Ocean you set the name of your droplet to the box’s hostname, as mentioned above.
Josh’s box’s reverse DNS is set to the same as the box’s hostname: box.occams.info
.
Your cloud provider will also now tell you the IP address of your machine. It looks like <IP_ADDRESS>.
Josh’s box’s IP address is <IP_ADDRESS>
.
At your registrar, create hostname records for ns1.box.yourdomain.com
and ns2.box.yourdomain.com
providing your box’s IP address, and then set your domain name’s nameservers to these two hostnames.
We’ll now go back to your domain name registrar to associate your domain name with your box’s IP address.
The association between your domain name and IP address is . . . complicated. The domain name system (DNS) is a global, distributed network of machines that turn domain names into IP addresses. Your registrar and your box play a role in the domain name system.
The way this works varies from registrar to registrar, but it goes something like this:
First, you’ll create two “glue records.” The purpose of glue records is to say that your box is becoming a part of the domain name system. These records go by different names at different registrars, so also look out for “hostnames” or “child nameservers.”. This will not be found in a DNS control panel.
A glue record consists of a hostname and an IP address. For historical reasons we need two glue records. The two records you need to create are for ns1
+ .
+ your box’s hostname and ns2
+ .
+ your box’s hostname. (They stand for “nameserver one” and “nameserver two”.) For the IP address, enter the IP address of your box.
Josh’s box’s hostname is box.occams.info. The two glue records are for ns1.box.occams.info
and ns2.box.occams.info
and list the box’s IP address of <IP_ADDRESS>
.
It looks something like what’s shown here:
Your registrar may ask you to enter these hostnames with the domain name part omitted, as mine did in this case. If so, enter the part of the hostname up to the domain name.
Josh’s domain name is occams.info. The two glue hostnames are ns1.box.occams.info
and ns2.box.occams.info
, but his registrar asks him to enter them with “.occams.info” omitted leaving just ns1.box
and ns2.box
.
If your Mail-in-a-Box is handling mail for multiple domains, you only do the part above once. Other domain names skip this step.
Second, you’ll tell your domain registrar that your domain name’s nameservers are ns1
+ .
+ your box’s hostname and ns2
+ .
+ your box’s hostname.
You will usually be turning off the registrar’s provided nameservers and turning on custom servers. This is usually not found in the domain name’s DNS control panel. You will be disabling that control panel.
Here’s what that looks like in my registrar:
Don’t worry if you are confused about what this all means. It is complicated — we all get confused at this point.
Clone our github repo https://github.com/mail-in-a-box/mailinabox, cd to the directory, and run setup/start.sh
.
You will now have to log into your running box using SSH. Your cloud provider will probably give you some instructions on how to do that. If your personal computer has a command line, you'll be doing something like this:
ssh -i yourkey.pem<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Once inside, you will now get the Mail-in-a-Box code onto your box. Type:
sudo apt-get install -y git git clone https://github.com/mail-in-a-box/mailinabox cd mailinabox git checkout -q 14.08-beta
And then start the setup process:
sudo setup/start.sh
You will be asked to enter the email address you want and a few other configuration questions. At the end you will be asked for a password for your email address.
This password will be used to login to webmail, and to authorize sending and receiving mail through SMTP and IMAP. It will not be used to log onto your Mail-in-a-Box server using SSH.
It is always safe to re-run the setup script. If something goes wrong or you just want to see it again, just do again sudo setup/start.sh
.
When the setup script is done running, you’ll been given instructions on how to access your box’s administrative control panel from your web browser, e.g.:
Your Mail-in-a-Box is running. Please log in to the control panel for further instructions at: https://<IP_ADDRESS>/admin You will be alerted that the website has an invalid certificate. Check that the certificate fingerprint matches: C0:9B:FF:04:2B:2D:8F:47:5A:8B:D5:88:B7:05:D3:4B:6C:22:80:5F
Your SSL certificate is not yet signed so you will get a security warning when you visit the administrative URL. There is a way to proceed securely if you use Mozilla Firefox.
The page will then load securely.
You can also get a signed SSL certificate (see below) so you don’t have to go through these steps.
Log in to the administrative control panel with the email address and password that you provided during Mail-in-a-Box’s setup. Proceed to the System Status Checks.
These checks will guide you toward finishing your setup:
The control panel will also help you:
You have webmail at https://hostname/mail
. IMAP with SSL is on port 993 and SMTP with STARTTLS is on port 587. Your username is your email address.
The administrative control panel described in the last section has a page with mail instructions. Here is a summary of what it says:
You can access your email at https://hostname/mail
, where hostname is your box’s hostname.
You will get a security warning if you do not yet have a signed SSL certificate and have not yet confirmed the exception (see above for how to do that securely).
Your username is the email address you entered when you ran the Mail-in-a-Box setup program above.
Try to send some mail now!
On mobile devices you might need to install a “mail client” app. We recommend K-9 Mail. On a desktop you could try Mozilla Thunderbird.
Configure your device as follows:
| Option | Value |
|---|---|
| Your box’s hostname. | |
| Login: | Your username is the complete email address you provided when you ran the setup program earlier. Your password is the password you gave. |
| Protocol | Port | Options |
|---|---|---|
| IMAP | 993 | SSL |
| SMTP | 587 | STARTTLS |
| Exchange ActiveSync | n/a | Secure Connection |
| see list of compatible devices for Exchange ActiveSync |
Depending on your mail program, you will either use IMAP & SMTP or you will use Exchange ActiveSync When you use Exchange ActiveSync, you can also get contacts synchronization.
Note: Mail-in-a-Box uses greylisting to cut down on spam. The first time you receive an email from a recipient, it may be delayed for ten minutes.
Put static files in /home/user-data/www/default
.
Your box will immediately begin serving a simple, default static website at the box’s hostname (you already saw webmail there) and on any domain that you set up an email address for.
Replace the files in /home/user-data/www/default on your box with any HTML pages and other static files for your own website. You will probably need to use an SSH file transfer program such as FileZilla or scp. (Use the same login credentials as when you connected with ssh.)
If you want a different website to appear at different domain names, put the files instead in /home/user-data/www/[your.domainname.com]. Then run:
sudo tools/web_update
to update the web configuration so that it knows the new location of the static files.
The box also provides support for Webfinger, which is a web-based protocol, if you have installed a signed certificate for the domain.
If you want to have the box host a static website on a domain that you have’t set up an email address for, create a dummy email address on the domain (see above for how to do that). Then run the whats_next.py script as described in the previous section to ensure it is set up correctly.
Although your box is handling mail for your domain name, it is actually possible to host a website on another machine by using custom DNS. See below.
Your box is managing the DNS for your domain names. If you run other web services on other machines, you may want to create custom DNS records.
Create a file named /home/user-data/dns/custom.yaml and put in it custom DNS settings in this format:
www.yourdomain.com: <IP_ADDRESS>
or
www.yourdomain.com: CNAME: otherserver.com.
After modifying this file, run:
sudo tools/dns_update
to update the DNS settings.
Mail and web are handled by separate types of DNS records. You can actually override the DNS for any domain you have an email address at — except the box’s hostname itself — to have the domain's website served by another machine without affecting its email.
Follow @Mailinabox on Twitter so you know when we post any updates to Mail-in-a-Box.
You should periodically update the software on Mail-in-a-Box. Every now and then update the Ubuntu base packages in case there have been any security updates. Log into your machine with SSH and then type:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
You should also move to the latest Mail-in-a-Box release occasionally:
cd mailinabox git pull sudo setup/start.sh
Remember that it is always safe to re-run the setup script like this.
It is also possible to...
If you want to double-check that your system is configured correctly, here are some tools:
There are also Python scripts in the tests/
directory on GitHub for automated testing.


Tickets for first four days of Pink Ball Test sold out: Sourav Ganguly
by PTIHighlights
- India play their first Day/Night Test against Bangladesh in Kolkata from November 22
- Ganguly said that the tickets for the first four days of first Day/Night Test in Kolkata have been sold out
- The Eden Gardens, one of the biggest stadiums in India, has a capacity of 67,000
MUMBAI: The BCCI President Sourav Ganguly on Tuesday said that the tickets for the first four days of India's first Day/Night Test against Bangladesh in Kolkata have been sold out and he was extremely happy about it.
India play their first Day/Night Test against Bangladesh in Kolkata from November 22 and both the teams have reached the eastern megapolis.
"It's sold out and I'm extremely happy (about it)," said Ganguly here after visiting the BCCI headquarters.
Asked for how many days it was sold out, Ganguly informed four.
The countdown of the historic Test began in Kolkata on Sunday with the City of Joy turning pink.
Earlier, Ganguly had unveiled 'Pinku-Tinku', the event's official mascots.
The Eden Gardens, one of the biggest stadiums in India, has a capacity of 67,000.


Weekend crowds for last of the snow on Ruapehu
News from Mt Ruapehu
It wasn’t only beaches Kiwis flocked to this weekend to soak up the sunshine. Mt Ruapehu was full of skiiers, snowboarders, tubers and sightseers making the best of the last of the snow.
In pristine conditions, skiers and snowboarders filled the slopes at Whakapapa’s Valley T Bar, with the Sky Waka taking visitors up the mountain to Knoll Ridge Chalet for sightseeing and tubing.
RAL General Manager Sales and Marketing Michelle Caldwell says: “It’s great to see so many people enjoying the mountain on such a beautiful weekend. While the snow will disappear over the coming weeks, the Sky Waka is open throughout the summer for sightseeing.
“And the end of the Sky Waka ride is great dining spot – The Pinnacles Restaurant – the highest restaurant in New Zealand – with its breathtaking panoramic views, it’s open for buffet lunch and afternoon tea daily, as well as buffet dinner Friday and Saturday evenings and will be throughout summer.”
And the weekend visitors loved it.
Toby O’Hara – “The views were amazing even with a bit of a haze. The Sky Waka gondola ride over the waterfalls was an awesome experience, so different to winter. The beer at The Back Bar on the Knoll Ridge Chalet deck was a great way to end the day.”
Michelle adds that with the new Sky Waka open all year round the mountain is now truly a year-round attraction. “As well as offering a great summer experience the Sky Waka is valuable to the region’s economy resulting in employment for locals and a boost to local restaurants, bars and accommodation with the influx of summer visitors to what has traditionally been a winter activity.”


2017-present
Owner - Powhatan Studios
Full service web and mobile application studio focused on creating great user experiences.
2017
Co Owner - CoolKDS
A company used to create a mobile app for displaying orders in restaurants. The app ties into the Square API to display orders in realtime on a tablet.
2016–2017
UI Developer - Silverchair Information Systems
Silverchair Information Systems delivers scholarly content online. White there, I was lead UI developer American Medical Association’s website, worked on other high profile sites like Oxford University Press, and assisted my coworkers on the more complicated JavaScript problems.
2015–2016
Full Stack Developer - Center for Open Science
COS is a non-profit technology company providing free and open services to increase inclusivity and transparency of research. My work is primarily on the Open Science Framework, a research tool for scientists to publish, share, and collaborate throughout the entire scientific process. Within COS, I try and focus on UI/UX, working with our "Community" team to try and better understand the user, to build a better product.
2002–2015
Owner - Billy Hunt Software, Photography, and Video
Created and grew a full-service media company able to produce mobile applications as well as quality imagery and video for television, web, and film. Consulted with businesses on the use of social media to build brand awareness. Managed film crews of up to 25 people. Delivered projects on time and on budget to clients all over the world, including John Grisham, The Dave Matthews Band, Adult Swim, BUST magazine, Modern Luxury, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, The New York Post, More magazine, Virginia Living magazine, Urban Ink, and a ton of cool bands, people, and businesses.


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ShapeModel objects are used to display a 2D object whose geometry and colour can be adjusted.
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How Google Summer of Code Works
- Propose a project for approval by a participating open source organization
- Code the summer away
- Achieve Ultimate Glory (and get a nice paycheck)
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My name is Marcos Paulino Roriz Junior, and I’m participating in Google Summer of Code™ for the first time this year. I’m really excited because I’ve been developing in Java for some time and this is my first step into FOSS. My project is hacking on GNU Classpath on Escher which is an X11 client written in Java, used by the XPeer code to request and handle drawings. I’m learning the X11 protocol which is amazingly cool and surely ahead of it’s time. This is not only helping me with Google Summer of Code but is also the main protocol behind the idea that I’m using in my...


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Thanks for your interest in the Applied Ecology Lab. This information is intended to give you an idea of the qualities I look for in graduate students, and my general expectations for people in my lab.
I'm looking for well-rounded students who are interested in the intersection of ecology and management. Students in my lab are motivated, receptive to new ideas, and good team players. Because science generally involves a lot of trial and error, you should be willing to accept that mistakes can happen and that we can learn from them. We try our best to cultivate an inviting and inclusive atmosphere, and everyone in the lab is expected to abide by a code of conduct. I intend to train not only good scientists, but good citizens as well.
I am deeply committed to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in our field, so students who contribute to our variety of backgrounds, opinions, and approaches are especially welcome. In particular, I encourage you to contact me if you are a first-generation college student or a student from a low-income background, if you are a member of a racial or ethnic minority, if you identify as a woman or as LGBTQIA2+, or if you have a disability. UW is a great place for people who are historically underrepresented in the sciences, with many support resources across campus.
Students who are primarily interested in quantitative analyses will be required to have a solid understanding of the data they are using. This usually means spending some time in the field or lab with our collaborators. Similarly, students who focus more on empirical studies are expected to develop the skills necessary to analyze their data in an appropriate manner. In either case, projects involving a strong field component typically require a lot of cooperation and teamwork. As a member of our lab, there will be times when you are called upon to assist one or more of us with our research. Days in the field can be long, wet, cold, and tiring, so you should be prepared for this type of work on occasion. That said, fieldwork can also be immensely rewarding and serve as an inspiration for future research.
If you'd like to learn more about our lab's values, culture, and expectations, please see our lab book.
If you and I should ultimately decide that our lab would be a good fit for you, we must have adequate funding in place to cover your tuition, benefits, and stipend, before I can make you an offer. This support typically comes from competitive research grants that I've secured, which creates uncertainty in the number of students I can accept in any given year. Students funded as a research assistant (RA) under my grants are typically expected to contribute directly to the larger project while conducting their own research. Although most students at SAFS are funded as an RA, we also have a few teaching assistant (TA) positions available as well.
Fellowships are another excellent way to fund your graduate education because they allow you to focus on a project of your own choosing without worrying about other research or teaching commitments. Each year SAFS offers a few fellowship awards to select students with excellent academic records, but these are highly competitive. Alternatively, students may apply for external fellowships and bring them along to the institution of their choosing. Thus, I highly recommend all prospective students apply for one or more fellowships. Here are some specific possibilities:
And here are some extensive lists of fellowships specific to M.S. or Ph.D. students. Also note that the UW Graduate Funding Information Service is a great resource for current and admitted UW graduate students to help identify and locate funding opportunities.
If this all sounds great to you, please send me an email that includes the following information[1]:
This is your opportunity to make a good first impression, so take the time to tell me about your background, where you study or work, and what drew you to me. I will read through the materials you send me, and if I determine that we might make a good fit, I will respond to you as soon as possible, but please be patient. I may also ask to meet potential students in person, but unfortunately I do not have the time to meet with every prospective student.
Please note that the application process at SAFS is exceptionally competitive. We receive >150 applications from qualified individuals each year, but <10% of them are usually accepted. Although final decisions are typically made in April, they can be delayed for various reasons. Also understand that it's impossible for me to make any commitments to students until I know the status of my research grants and until I see all of the incoming applications.
You can find more details about the application process from the SAFS Graduate Program.
[1] Please give your materials meaningful names (e.g., LastName_CV.pdf).
[2] These people should be able to comment on your potential as a graduate student.
[3] Unofficial transcripts are OK.


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Grace Canyon Resort is a smoke free environment. There is absolutely no smoking on the premises.
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Grace Canyon Resort is 35 minutes away from the airport.
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This feature enables users to customize the dropdown options by providing their own templates to override native dropdown template. for it's basic usages and examples please refer Basic Usage section.
As same as the all other templates, we can bind a specific property #ngDropdownOption
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NATS C Client with JetStream and Streaming support
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The nats.io C Client, Supported by Synadia Communications Inc.
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| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | stanSubOptions_Create (stanSubOptions **newOpts) |
| Creates a stanSubOptions object. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | stanSubOptions_SetDurableName (stanSubOptions *opts, const char *durableName) |
| Sets the Durable Name for this subscription. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | stanSubOptions_SetAckWait (stanSubOptions *opts, int64_t wait) |
| Sets the timeout for waiting for an ACK from the cluster's point of view for delivered messages. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | stanSubOptions_SetMaxInflight (stanSubOptions *opts, int maxInflight) |
| Sets the the maximum number of messages the cluster will send without an ACK. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | stanSubOptions_StartAtSequence (stanSubOptions *opts, uint64_t seq) |
| Sets the desired start position based on the given sequence number. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | stanSubOptions_StartAtTime (stanSubOptions *opts, int64_t time) |
| Sets the desired start position based on the given time. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | stanSubOptions_StartAtTimeDelta (stanSubOptions *opts, int64_t delta) |
| Sets the desired start position based on the given delta. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | stanSubOptions_StartWithLastReceived (stanSubOptions *opts) |
| The subscription should start with the last message in the channel. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | stanSubOptions_DeliverAllAvailable (stanSubOptions *opts) |
| The subscription should start with the first message in the channel. | |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | stanSubOptions_SetManualAckMode (stanSubOptions *opts, bool manual) |
| Sets the subscription's acknowledgment mode. | |
| NATS_EXTERN void | stanSubOptions_Destroy (stanSubOptions *opts) |
| Destroys a stanSubOptions object. | |
NATS Streaming Subscription Options.
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus stanSubOptions_Create | ( | stanSubOptions ** | newOpts | ) |
Creates a stanSubOptions object. This object is used when one wants to set specific options prior to create a subscription.
After making the appropriate stanSubOptions_SetXXX()
calls, this object is passed to the stanConnection_Subscribe() or stanConnection_QueueSubscribe() call, which will clone this object. It means that modifications to the options object will not affect the created subscription.
The default options set in this call are: ackWait: 30000 milliseconds (30 seconds) maxIinflight: 1024 start position: new only
| newOpts | the location where store the pointer to the newly created stanSubOptions object. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus stanSubOptions_SetDurableName | ( | stanSubOptions * | opts, |
| const char * | durableName | ||
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If a durable name is set, this subscription will be durable. It means that if the application stops and re-create the same subscription with the same connection client ID and durable name (or simply durable name for queue subscriptions), then the server will resume (re)delivery of messages from the last known position in the steam for that durable.
It means that the start position, if provided, is used only when the durable subscription is first created, then is ignored by the server for the rest of the durable subscription lifetime.
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.| opts | the pointer to the stanSubOptions object. |
| durableName | the string representing the name of the durable subscription. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus stanSubOptions_SetAckWait | ( | stanSubOptions * | opts, |
| int64_t | wait | ||
| ) |
Value expressed in milliseconds.
Default is 30000 milliseconds (30 seconds).
If the server does not receive an acknowledgment from the subscription for a delivered message after this amount of time, the server will re-deliver the unacknowledged message.
| opts | the pointer to the stanSubOptions object. |
| wait | how long the server will wait for an acknowledgment from the subscription. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus stanSubOptions_SetMaxInflight | ( | stanSubOptions * | opts, |
| int | maxInflight | ||
| ) |
Default is 1024.
If a subscription receives messages but does not acknowledge them, the server will stop sending new messages when it reaches this number. Unacknowledged messages are re-delivered regardless of that setting.
| opts | the pointer to the stanSubOptions object. |
| maxInflight | the maximum number of messages the subscription will receive without sending back ACKs. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus stanSubOptions_StartAtSequence | ( | stanSubOptions * | opts, |
| uint64_t | seq | ||
| ) |
This allows the subscription to start at a specific sequence number in the channel's message log.
If the sequence is smaller than the first available message in the message log (old messages dropped due to channel limits), the subscription will be created with the first available sequence.
Conversely, if the given sequence is higher than the currently last sequence number, the subscription will receive only new published messages.
| opts | the pointer to the stanSubOptions object. |
| seq | the starting sequence. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus stanSubOptions_StartAtTime | ( | stanSubOptions * | opts, |
| int64_t | time | ||
| ) |
When the subscription is created, the server will send messages starting with the message which timestamp is at least the given time. The time is expressed in number of milliseconds since the EPOCH, as given by nats_Now() for instance.
If the time is in the past and the most recent message's timestamp is older than the given time, or if the time is in the future, the subscription will receive only new messages.
| opts | the pointer to the stanSubOptions object. |
| time | the start time, expressed in milliseconds since the EPOCH. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus stanSubOptions_StartAtTimeDelta | ( | stanSubOptions * | opts, |
| int64_t | delta | ||
| ) |
When the subscription is created, the server will send messages starting with the message which timestamp is at least now minus delta
. In other words, this means start receiving messages that were sent n milliseconds ago.
The delta is expressed in milliseconds.
| opts | the pointer to the stanSubOptions object. |
| delta | he historical time delta (from now) from which to start receiving messages. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus stanSubOptions_StartWithLastReceived | ( | stanSubOptions * | opts | ) |
When the subscription is created, the server will start sending messages starting with the last message currently in the channel message's log. The subscription will then receive any new published message.
| opts | the pointer to the stanSubOptions object. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus stanSubOptions_DeliverAllAvailable | ( | stanSubOptions * | opts | ) |
When the subscription is created, the server will start sending messages starting with the first message currently in the channel message's log.
| opts | the pointer to the stanSubOptions object. |
| NATS_EXTERN natsStatus stanSubOptions_SetManualAckMode | ( | stanSubOptions * | opts, |
| bool | manual | ||
| ) |
By default, a subscription will automatically send a message acknowledgment after the stanMsgHandler callback returns.
In order to control when the acknowledgment is sent, set the acknowledgment mode to manual
and call stanSubscription_AckMsg().
| opts | the pointer to the stanSubOptions object. |
| manual | a boolean indicating if the subscription should auto-acknowledge or if the user will. |
| NATS_EXTERN void stanSubOptions_Destroy | ( | stanSubOptions * | opts | ) |
Destroys the stanSubOptions object, freeing used memory. See the note in the stanSubOptions_Create() call.
| opts | the pointer to the stanSubOptions object to destroy. |


Extra Virgin Olive oil is the oil that has been extracted directly from raw olives without any additives. The extraction is usually done using mechanical means, without the use of any solvents, and under temperatures that will not degrade the oil (less than 30°C).
In chemical terms extra virgin olive oil is described as having a free acidity, expressed as oleic acid, of not more than 0.8 grams per 100 grams. It must be produced entirely by mechanical means.
Extra virgin is the highest quality and most expensive olive oil classification. It should have no defects and a flavor of fresh olives.
Greece is the 3rd largest olive oil producing country in the world in volume with around 400+ thousand tons per annum, and the 1st overall in quality averaging more than 80% extra virgin compared to barely 50% for Italy and a mere 30% for Spain. However, Greece is considered as No 1 in the world when it comes to quality. This is due mainly to 3 factors, firstly the indigenous olive varieties which have been selected over thousands of years for their exceptional taste and quality, secondly the growing conditions, great steady temperate climate and free draining soil, and thirdly the farming and processing methods followed (see Cretan olive oil).
There are around 140 million olive trees in Greece producing an average of 400,000 + tons of oil of which around 220,000 tons is consumed in Greece! The highest consumers in the world at about 22 Lt per person. The balance, of 180.000+ tons is exported. Around 10% of this is bottled and sold to mainly E.U. countries, North America, China and Japan (where it is preferred and normally sold at a higher price than other oils) and the balance is sold in bulk to Italy 75% and Spain the rest, who in turn blend it with their other lower grade oils (often including other seed oils) to improve quality and export it as their own extra virgin.
Though the olive tree (Olea Europaea), originated in the Mediterranean region, its cultivation has spread to all Continents as far away as China, North & South America, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. There are hundreds of varieties throughout the traditional olive growing regions of the world, each specifically developed and evolved to suit local climatic conditions over thousands of years.
Generally speaking, colder and more humid climates promote more flesh growth on the olive fruit thus better varieties for pickling, and warmer drier climates produce better tasting olive oil due to better maturing conditions and the types of olives that thrive there.
Hence, the Central and Northern areas of Greece are more suited to producing table olives like the world famous Kalamata, Halkidiki, Amfissa etc. and the Southern areas (Crete, South Peloponnese, etc.) are better at producing olives for oil like Koroneiki, Tsounati, Athinolia, etc.
Of those, Koroneiki, often referred to as Psilolia, is the most popular choice for the production of olive oil not only due to its ability to grow in a wide range of altitude and terrain, but also it’s high volume and quality of oil and its great aromatic and medium fruitiness taste. This important variety is found in all of Greece and it represents close to 60% of the total Greek olive growing area. The intrinsic composition of Extra Virgin Olive Oil made of Koroneiki olives shows a medium-high content of oleic acid, with a medium content in palmitic acid and a medium-low content of linolenic acid. The stability of the olive oil in becoming rancid is considered very high.
Since extra virgin olive oil is simply pressed fruit juice without additives, the factors influencing its quality and taste include the varieties of olives used, the terroir and the countless decisions, production practices and the dedication of the producer. Olive oil tasters describe the positive attributes using the following terms:
Fruity: Having pleasant spicy fruit flavors characteristic of fresh ripe or green olives. Ripe fruit yields oils that are milder, aromatic, buttery, and floral. Green fruit yields oils that are Grassy, herbaceous, bitter, and pungent. Fruitiness also varies by the variety of olive.
Bitter: Creating a mostly pleasant acrid flavor sensation on the tongue.
Pungent: Creating a peppery sensation in the mouth and throat
Crete is the southernmost part of Greece/Europe extending well towards North Africa and the Libyan Sea. It is often called the blessed island because of its location, great warm climate and fertile plains. Indeed it has been fought over more than any other piece of land since the ancient times, firstly occupied by the Minoans, the first great civilisation in Europe dating back nearly 5,500 years ago.
Since then it has been occupied at different times by the Dorians and other Northern Greek tribes, the Romans, Venetians, Moors from North Africa, and the Turks. The island of Crete has some 40 million olive trees, nearly 30% of the total grown in Greece producing nearly 150,000 tons of olive oil.
Most of the growing is done by small plot owners, ranging from a few trees to a few hundred due to handing down the land from generation to generation.
They grow olives mostly as a supplement to their normal income and each family member helps to grow and pick the olives at harvest time therefore saving on labour costs and making sure that their trees are kept healthy and productive. The fruit is picked at the most optimum time for the best quality olive oil. Without any doubt, Cretan olive oil is among the best in the world.
There are several grades of olive oil depending on the production methods, pressing and storing and the variety and maturity and condition of the fruit when picked.
Our quality Cretan extra virgin olive oil is mostly 0 – 0.6% and premium extra virgin 0 – 0.3% acidity.
This is achieved by “cold pressing” the fruit at the earliest possible time after it is picked, generally within 24 hours.
We use state of the art facilities with centrifugal presses capable of pressing several thousand kg of olives per hour and immense stainless steel storage tanks in a strictly controlled laboratory environment for prevention of oxidation and deterioration of the oil before bottling. Though extra virgin refers only to the acidity level, it is possible (and sometimes used by unscrupulous producers) to refine and filter older or lower grade oil to achieve low acidity.
Oils labelled as Pure olive oil or Olive oil are usually a blend of refined and extra virgin olive oil. The extra virgin oil in the blend is no more than 30% in the best case scenario.
This oil is extracted from the last remains of the fruit and stone pulp by using solvents and other chemicals to tease the remaining oil out and putting through the press. The raw product is very high in acidity – up to 15% – so it is heavily filtered to the point where it is virtually devoid of acidity as well as nutrients and taste. At this point the producer will usually blend some olive oil with it to give it some flavour and texture. While it is very economical for commercial food production and can withstand higher and prolonged usage, it has very little health benefit and does not enhance the taste of food.
There are also several other olive oil sub categories which though fall in the PREMIUM range like:
- “AGOURELAIO” pressed from unripe fruit it has a more intense flavor and dark green color. More of a “designer” oil better appreciated as a dip or dressing.
- ORGANIC or “BIO”(Biological) This type is naturally produced without the use of chemicals or pesticides and usually has a more natural aroma and taste. Greek organic olive oil production is strictly monitored and certified by DIO the EU approved organisation for inspection and certification of organic products.
- UNFILTERED EXTRA VIRGIN (Niche market, it is the raw unfiltered oil from the first extraction which can be of exceptional taste, but it deteriorates very quickly due to olive flesh particles left in it. Usually only given up to 6 months shelf life).
P.D.O. (Protected Designation of Origin) and P.G.I. (Protected Geographical Indication). These labels are Geographical indications defined by European Union law, which ensure that only genuine products originating from the region named on the label were used for and processed a certain way to give the finished product a unique quality and flavour. The purpose of this is to protect the reputation and quality of these regional foods and eliminate the unfair competition and misleading of consumers by non-genuine products, which may be of inferior quality or of different flavour.


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reactive_sqflite
Reactive wrapper around sqflite database. Supports both iOS and Android.
- Support insert, delete, update and quering
- Return queries as
rxdart
Observables - Get updates for queries on insertions, deletions and updates
Getting Started
In your flutter project add the dependency:
dependencies:
...
reactive_sqflite: ^1.0.0
For help getting started with Flutter, view the online documentation.
Usage
Import reactive_sqflite.dart
import 'package:reactive_sqflite/reactive_sqflite.dart';
Read sqflite and rxdart documentation for further reference,
Example
See the example
directory for a sample.


bernstein
on: Bernstein approximations and use of DPMechBernstein
for private function release.S3
constructor and predict()
generic implementation for fitting (non-iterated) Bernstein polynomial function approximations.DPMechBernstein
class implementing the Bernstein mechanism of Alda and Rubinstein (AAAI’2017), for privately releasing functions.DPMechLaplace
DPMechGaussian
class for the generic Gaussian mechanism to README, Vignette. Resolves #2releaseResponse()
method in DPMechNumeric
. Resolves #1DPMechGaussian
class implementing the Gaussian mechanism, which achieves (epsilon,delta)-differential privacy by adding Gaussian noise to numeric responses calibrated by L2-norm sensitivity.DPMechGaussian
and DPMechLaplace
underneath a new VIRTUAL
class DPMechNumeric
which contains common methods, dims
slot (formerly dim
changed because dim
is a special slot for S4).DPMechLaplace
objects can now be initialized without specifying non-private target
response dim
. In such cases, the sensitivity sampler will perform an additional target
probe to determine dim
.


public interface SslConnection extends TcpConnection
Note that this interface is a subtype of TcpConnection
.
See SslChannel2Connection
for converting a TcpChannel to an SslConnection.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static ByteBuffer |
SSL_CLOSE_NOTIFY
Sentinel value for
TcpConnection.read() and
TcpConnection.queueWrite(java.nio.ByteBuffer) ,
representing SSL close-notify record. |
| Abstract Method | |
|---|---|
SSLSession |
getSslSession()
Get the SSL session.
|
awaitReadable, awaitWritable, close, getExecutor, getId, getPeerHost, getPeerIp, getPeerPort, getWriteQueueSize, queueWrite, read, unread, write
static final ByteBuffer SSL_CLOSE_NOTIFY
TcpConnection.read()
and
TcpConnection.queueWrite(java.nio.ByteBuffer)
,
representing SSL close-notify record.SSLSession getSslSession()


Massage therapy is generally safe and can be applied to a wide range of individuals at any age. Even so, there are certain conditions that are contraindicated. If you suffer from certain illness and diseases, massage therapy may worsen the condition. If you have localized problems, the therapist will avoid the area. If you suspect that massage might be contraindicated, be sure to talk to your doctor before scheduling an appointment with a massage therapist.
The American cancer society recommends that patients with certain types of cancer and at various stages of treatment should avoid massage therapy. Massage is contraindicated in patients with cancer that has spread to the bone or spine. Patients that have recently undergone radiation or chemotherapy also should avoid massage therapy. Massage is contraindicated on any limb below removed lymph nodes, as it could induce swelling. If you have any type of cancer, get your doctor's permission before scheduling a massage.
If you have a fever, you should not receive massage therapy. In addition to potentially worsening your illness, you would also put the therapist at risk of getting sick.
Those with rheumatoid arthritis should avoid any massage therapy during flare ups of their disease. The physical manipulation of the tissue and bone can aggravate the condition and increase levels of discomfort.
Any massage work on burns and open wounds is contraindicated. Depending on the extent of your injury, the therapist might be able to massage other parts of the body if she avoids these areas.
Contagious diseases, including any cold or flu, no matter how mild it may seem.
Fever (100 degrees or higher)
Vomiting
Acute systemic condition that affects the entire body
Intense or unexplained symptoms
Pregnancy 1st trimester
Recent operations or acute injuries


Measles is a highly infectious disease that is accompanied by symptoms such as a fever, sore throat, and a rash over the body. It is spread through the air via coughing and sneezing. While it is a highly contagious virus, it can easily be prevented through vaccinations. In fact, measles was eliminated from the U.S. in 2000; however, the virus is continually re-introduced from other counties, and regional outbreaks of the disease have since occurred.
In 2014, 2 young men came back from a trip abroad to their Amish community in Knox County, Ohio. While abroad, they were unknowingly exposed to measles, and upon their return they spread the virus to their community members. Due to limited participation in preventative healthcare among Amish communities, these 2 men - along with many of their community members - were not immunized against the measles. What resulted was an outbreak of over 383 confirmed cases of measles in the population of 32,630 from the Amish communities and nearby counties.
Immunizations impact a population by decreasing the number of susceptible individuals. Below shows a graph of infected individuals over time in a population of 1,000 people. How does the rate of immunization affect our sample population? Is there a vaccine rate that appears to successfully control the disease? Play with the slider and click 'vaccinate' to see the impact!
*Please note that this simulation is for learning purposes only and consists of averages and simplifications of real world scenarios. In this example, the rate of transmission for measles was set to 90% and the rate of recovery was set to 14 days.
It takes a 95% vaccination rate for measles to be successfully controlled in a population of a certain size.  This is called herd immunity, or the protection of a group from the spread of a certain disease due to having enough of either immunized or recovered individuals from the disease. Since immunizations decrease the amount of susceptible individuals and increases the amount of those immune, even those who have not been vaccinated can still be protected.
The SIR model is used to predict the spread of a disease over time and can also be used to estimate the amount of immunized individuals needed for herd immunity. The model creates a standard equation for the rate of change for susceptible, infected, and recovered (or immune) individuals in a population. Below are the basic SIR equations used to calculate the rate of change of individuals in a population. Note that the rate of transmission is dependent on the external conditions that contribute to the likelihood of becoming infected, such as number of people who come in contact with one another, and the rate of recovery is characteristic of the given disease.
S = Susceptible
I= Infected
R = Recovered
a = rate of transmission
b = rate of recovery
Δ S = -aSI
Δ I = aSI - bI
Δ R = bI
From these equations, we can predict how the disease will spread over time, and help us take action to work towards controlling it. For example, the number of susceptibles can be decrased with vaccinations, and the rate of transmission can be decreased by implementing public health programs (like washing your hands). By knowing the rate the disease spreads, we can start to figure out what the best way to control it is.
Despite being heavily eradicated in the United States, measles may still be present in other countries. Since it is so contagious, it is best to get vaccinated despite an assumption of herd immunity in a community. You especially don't know if someone has been exposed abroad which makes getting a vaccination the only sure way that your chances of being infected, and the chances of those around you getting infected, stay low.


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Police trying to identify man seen throwing rabbit in crate into Gaston Co. lake
by WBTV Web StaffGASTON COUNTY, N.C. (WBTV) - Gaston County Police Animal Care and Enforcement are asking for the public’s help identifying the owner of a vehicle involved in an animal cruelty case.
The incident occurred around 10:35 a.m. on Oct. 25 on Rankin Lake Road Gastonia, NC. The area is Rankin Lake Park in the City of Gastonia. Police say a person walking saw an animal crate floating in the lake. The crate had a deceased black and white rabbit inside.
Officials say video footage from the park shows a white male with dark hair, approximately 5’10”, throwing the carrier into the lake.
The man was driving a silver SUV, possibly a Honda.
Anyone with information regarding the case or the identity of the owner of the SUV is urged to call the Gaston County Police Department at<PHONE_NUMBER>.


fun getMimeMessage(emlFile: File): MimeMessage
Construct MimeMessage from File object
emlFile -
emlFile
Return MimeMessage object


Alex Rae in Rangers investment claim as he predicts January cash boost at Ibrox
The former Light Blues midfielder insists there will be an influx of money arriving at the club.
by Chris Doyle, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/chris-doyle/Alex Rae claims there will be major investment coming into Rangers in January and the club will not be forced to sell the likes of Alfredo Morelos.
The former Light Blues midfielder insists there is a cash injection on the horizon after the club announced they needed £10million before the end of the season.
The figures released earlier this month stated Rangers had suffered an annual loss of £11.3m resulting in claims the club would resort to cashing in on Morelos in the New Year.
Rangers boss Steven Gerrard and sporting director Ross Wilson insisted the Colombian striker will be going nowhere in the upcoming transfer window.
And Rae believes that will be the case as Rangers will receive the required funds from elsewhere.
He said on Clyde 1's Superscoreboard: "Now it is my understanding at the turn of the year there will be another share issue done, which will provide considerable money.
"And there will be major investment coming into Rangers."
Host Gordon Duncan probed Rae, saying: "We have heard this stuff quite a lot though, haven't we?"
Rae added: "I've heard it from a very high source in Ibrox so I would prefer to believe that instead of anybody from Twitter."


Welcome to my portfolio site. Here you can learn about my projects, skills, aspirations, and contact information.
My ResumeA translucent mirror that displays time, weather, and music player. Displays from the output of a raspberry pi and has Alexa functionality.
An android game where users test their skills in trying to fit a circle inside a ring. Currently free for download at Google Playstore.
Capturing multispectral images of bodies of water from autonomous drone flights. Images are analyzed for algae bloom change through created python script and ArcGIS plug-in.
A human-powered vehicle designed and constructed for a James Madison University professor with spastic cerebral palsy.


Instruction for distribution folder structure change
wulffulldist/wulfdist: Distributed for jquery components, that is you can copy this folder for jquery based project.
- CSS: Include style definition for all wulf components, it is common for all projects.
- Fonts/Img: It is needed for the css style definition.
- JS: Include all js files that is needed for wulf components.
- components: seperated js file for each component
- dependency: the 3rd part lib wulf depends on.
- wulf.min.js: combine all seperated js files as one
- wulf-concat-deps.min.js: wulf.min.js + depended 3rd lib(exclude jqxWidget since the size seems large, suggest import by youself if needed).
wulffulldist/wulfdist_ang15: Distributed for angular components, that is you can copy this folder for angular based project.
- CSS/Fonts/Img: Same with the folder in wulfdist, they are common for projects.
- JS: Include angular related js and template files.
- components: component js file, it need to work with template together; combined component and template files(suffix with *.tlp.min.js), that is no dependency on template file.
- template: it is the component template file. it needs to work with component js file together.
- wulf.angular.min.js: combine all component js files for angular but not include template file, it is minimized.
- wulf.angular.tlp.min.js: combine all component js files and corresponding template files, it is minimized.
wulffulldist/wulfdist_non_minified: All the files in this folder are not minimized, that is you can check the detail of css/js files.
- CSS: Include css files for seperated component(wullf.*.css) and for all components(wulf.css). it is common for jquery based components and Angular based components.
- JS: Include JQuery based js files for seperated component and for all components(wulf.js / wulf-concat-deps.js).
- ang15: Include Angular based js files and template files for each component.
- JS: seperated js file for the angular component, it needs to work with template together.
- template: it is the component template file.
- wulf.angular.js: it is a single file that include all components for angular. The template is still needed.
- wulf.angular.tlp.js: it is a single file that include all components and template files.
Instruction for dist folder
- CSS: Include style definition for all wulf components, it is common for all projects.
- Fonts/Img: It is needed for the css style definition.
- JS: include JQuery based js files and Angular based js files.
- wulf.js/wulf(.min).js: Combine all seperated component js files as one for JQuery based.
- wulf-concat-deps(.min).js: wulf(.min).js + depended 3rd lib(exclude jqxWidget since the size seems large, suggest import by youself if needed).
- angular15: Angular component related files.
- components: component js file, it need to work with template together; combined component and template files(suffix with *.tlp.min.js), that is no dependency on template file.
- template: it is the component template file. it needs to work with component js file together.
- wulf.angular.min.js: it is a single file that include all components for angular. The template is still needed.
- wulf.angular.tlp.min.js: it is a single file that include all components and template files.
Instruction for how to use angular
Let's use wulfdist_ang15 as example, it is same for bower update(by using dist). There are four ways to support angular with wulf, you can decide to choose one as you need:
- wulfdist_ang15/js/wulf.angular.tlp.min.js: it includes all angular js files and all template files.
- wulfdist_ang15/js/wulf.angular.min.js: It includes all angular js files but no template files. it needs to work with template folder together.
- wulfdist_ang15/js/components/*/*.tlp.min.js: JS file + template file only for seperated component
- wulfdist_ang15/js/components/*/*.js: Only JS file for seperated component, it needs to work with template folder together.
Tips for using template folder if you choose option #2 or #4:
The templateUrl is relative path, that is wf/ng-template/*/*.html. Please copy the template folder to the correrct path if template is needed.