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"Working for a better future"
In 2010 Michael and Yvonne Hayes upon walking around the streets of their neighborhood were saddened and disgusted by the amounts of trash lying around everywhere. Apart from simply being unhygienic the piles of trash are also a breeding ground for the mosquitos carrying the dangerous Dengue virus. So they decided to bring to life “La Brigada de la Basura” - The Trash Brigade”.
Every Saturday at 11:30am the neighborhood children are invited to meet at Que?Pasa.   Every week two children are chosen to be Ayudantes (Helpers). They help serving the other children food and drink and afterwards help cleaning up the mess they made. It’s a highly coveted job, considering it is rewarded with a toy! After the meal is done the children are welcome to join us for free English lessons on our patio. The turn-out for the first Saturday was better than we expected - 17 kids. Today we are averaging 60-70 kids every week. We started off small - concentrating on only a two block radius from the restaurant. Currently we have doubled our clean-up area and switch between the streets and the river shores every week. As attendance increases we hope to expand that radius as well.
Since the start of our program we have noticed a difference in our neighborhood as we keep educating the kids about the environment and the importance of protecting it. We hope to teach the children responsibility, the importance of cleaning up after yourself (not just in the streets but also inside after a meal!) and also hope to promote inter-cultural communication between the locals and the expats and visitors. Most of all, every Saturday we have a whole lot of fun!


Breaking (and restoring) graphene's symmetry in a twistable electronics device
| Source: | Columbia University School of Engineering and Applied Science |
| Summary: | A recent study demonstrates a new way to tune the properties of 2D materials simply by adjusting the twist angle between them. The researchers built devices consisting of monolayer graphene encapsulated between two crystals of boron nitride and, by adjusting the relative twist angle between the layers, they were able to create multiple moiré pattern—''the first time anyone has seen the full rotational dependence of coexisting moiré superlattices in one device.'' |
A recent study from the labs of James Hone (mechanical engineering) and Cory Dean (physics) demonstrates a new way to tune the properties of two-dimensional (2D) materials simply by adjusting the twist angle between them. The researchers built devices consisting of monolayer graphene encapsulated between two crystals of boron nitride and, by adjusting the relative twist angle between the layers, they were able to create multiple moiré patterns.
Moiré patterns are of high interest to condensed matter physicists and materials scientists who use them to change or generate new electronic material properties. These patterns can be formed by aligning boron nitride (BN, an insulator) and graphene (a semimetal) crystals. When these honeycomb lattices of atoms are close to alignment, they create a moiré superlattice, a nanoscale interference pattern that also looks like a honeycomb. This moiré superlattice alters the quantum mechanical environment of the conducting electrons in the graphene, and therefore can be used to program significant changes in the observed electronic properties of the graphene.
To date, most studies on the effects of moiré superlattices in graphene-BN systems have looked at a single interface (with either the top or bottom surface of the graphene considered, but not both). However, a study published by Hone and Dean last year demonstrated that total rotational control over one of the two interfaces was possible within a single device.
By designing a device that has persistent alignment at one interface, and tunable alignment at the other, the Columbia team has now been able to study the effects of multiple moiré superlattice potentials on a layer of graphene.
"We decided to look at both the top and bottom surfaces of the graphene in a single nanomechanical device," said Nathan Finney, a PhD student in Hone's lab and co-lead-author of the paper, published online September 30 by Nature Nanotechnology and now the cover story of the November print edition. "We had a hunch that by doing so, we would be able to potentially double the strength of the moiré superlattice using the coexisting moiré superlattices from the top and bottom interfaces."
The team discovered that twisting the angle of the layers enabled them to control both the strength of the moiré superlattice as well as its overall symmetry, inferred from the significant changes in the electronic properties of the graphene observed.
At angles close to alignment, a highly altered graphene band structure emerged, observable in the formation of coexisting non-overlapping long-wavelength moiré patterns. At perfect alignment, the graphene's electronic gaps were either strongly enhanced or suppressed, depending on whether the top rotatable BN was twisted 0 or 60 degrees. These changes in the electronic gaps corresponded to the expected changes in in symmetry for the two alignment configurations — inversion symmetry broken at 0 degrees, and inversion symmetry restored at 60 degrees.
"This is the first time anyone has seen the full rotational dependence of coexisting moiré superlattices in one device," Finney notes. "This degree of control over the symmetry and the strength of moiré superlattices can be universally applied to the full inventory of 2D materials we have available. This technology enables the development of nanoelectromechanical sensors with applications in astronomy, medicine, search and rescue, and more."
The researchers are now refining the ability to twist monolayers of a wide range of 2D materials to study such exotic effects as superconductivity, topologically induced ferromagnetism, and non-linear optical response in systems that lack inversion symmetry.
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I was 24 years old, faced with the overwhelming responsibility of being a single mom (due to recent seperation) and working very hard at a very demanding job. I was on-call 24 hours per day, 7 days a week in a hospital setting, setting up and sterilizing instruments for surgery. I was getting called in to work the dreaded 'graveyard' shift (11pm-7:30am) alot; sometimes weeks-on-end with no day off. My job performance began to suffer (as did my driving skills on the way home in the morning). I could hardly stay awake.
My co-worker, on the other hand, was working the same hours as me, but her energy seemed endless. I should also mention that she was single-handedly raising very active twin girls, as opposed to my one, mild-mannered, sweet little boy. HOW ON EARTH WAS SHE DOING IT?!!? One night (around 3am), I asked her just that. She replied, 'Ya really wanna know? Come 'ere, I'll show ya.' We proceeded into the break room, she closed and locked the door, poured out a small pile of this clearish/white crystally looking stuff on the table, and began crushing it up. I said, 'No way! If that's coke, I'm outta here!' 'Don't worry' she replied, 'It's not coke, it's speed.' 'Oh!' I said with a sigh of relief, 'That's cool. As long as it's not coke, 'cause I've been clean now for 5 years after a 4-year cocaine habit. That shit's like poison in my opinion! But speed? I guess it's okay.' (DUH!!!)
So I do my line. What comes next? Let's say, MOTIVATION is a profound understatement. Before I knew it, it was 7am, the department (which is rather large, to say the least) was more than spotless, and I was still bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, reading the change-of-shift report (at about a mile a minute) to the morning crew. 'Who spiked your oatmeal?' asked another co-worker as she passed by me. I laughed.
Very alert, I had an excellent time driving home. My co-worker had given me a small amount to get me going that night when I had to return to work, and it's a good thing, because I wasn't able to sleep at all that day.
Upon arriving to work that night, I walked into an absolutely disasterous department! Surgery had been busy that day. Row upon row of instrument trays which needed to be set-up, wrapped, and sterilized for surgery the following morning. Once again, when morning came, and after a few lines, the morning crew came in to a neat and tidy department, and a well-organized/powerfully delivered change-of shift report. This time however, I went home and went to sleep (after I took my son to preschool).
My son...his preschool... I HAD to keep him in that school! The tuition was $130.00 per week, therefore I HAD to be able to work all of the crazy hours that I was called in for. My family expected that I provide my son with the very 'best'; a pretty harsh demand, considering I was doing it alone. My husband just disappeared one day, he did the all-too-easy 'dead-beat-dad' thing for the next five years. Driven by the burden of responsible single-parenting, and the desire to keep my job, I began purchasing and doing meth regularly. In the begining, 1/4 gram would last me three or four days. I'm 31 years old now, and I could (and do) consume about 1/2 gram per day. I'm no longer working at that job; there's no need to. My husband came back a few years ago, we reconciled, and are to this day happily married. I run a small business from home, so that I can be an 'at-home mom' to my now two sons. (Not to worry, I stayed clean during my pregnancy, with some difficulty.
I am an addict. I know this. I have the 'battle-scars' to prove it. I'm only 31, and I wear a partial denture to fill in for the teeth that fell apart and rotted out. Twenty-one root canals took care of the rest. A few years ago, people would guess by looking at me that I was in my late teens/early twenties. I did some modeling on the side; I wasn't bad looking. Now I have no smile to speak of, and I've added a rather harsh decade to my appearance. (My husband still tells me I'm beautiful though, I love him for that!)
Every time I have tried to stop, the withdrawl symptoms got the better of me. I get very dizzy after about 3 days of abstinence, and the dizziness doesn't stop until I do some meth again. Believe me; I've REALLY given it a legitimate chance! After three months of abstinence, a couple of different times (dealer got busted), I was still dizzy and falling down steps...THREE MONTHS!!! How long does it last?? It's not just the dizziness. When I stop, everything about me goes into hybernation; including the ol' intestinal tract (excuse the reference, it's extremely uncomfortable though!).
I would like to stop. I would like to be free from the bondage of this drug. I don't feel, however, that I can do it alone. I am fearful and somewhat ashamed to reveal my addiction to my doctor in exchange for treatment (if there is any available). I guess I'm afraid that he'll judge me somehow.
What have I learned from all of this? That I am only human, and by nature, the 'flesh' is weak. Denial comes all-too-easy, and rationalism is just another way of putting the blinders on and forging ahead.
Again, I'm ONLY 31 -- but most of the time I feel like I'm 50.
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2017 is the first year that NTU has had a chance to partner with Harvard and participate in the Harvard College in Asia Program, which we regard as a bridge between Harvard and NTU.
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THE BED YOU SLEEP IN (director: Jon Jost; cast: Ray Weiss (Tom Blair), Doug (Marshall Gaddis), Beth (Kate Sannella), Scott (Brad Shelton), Mrs. Weiss (Ellen McLaughlin), 1993)
Truly independent filmmaker, Jost, has completed his so-called trilogy about rural America with this film and has since moved on to self- imposed exile by going to Europe. This extra-ordinary film offers a long hard look at its subject matter, as the camera is held steadfast, not moving for insatiably long periods of time, picking up all the appropriate nuances it needs to with deliberate dispassion, as it looks at an Oregon lumber mill, whose owner (Tom Blair) is faced with unsettling economic news about the business he has built-up and worked at for his 50- odd years of life. It focuses on this man and tries to find out who he is, using him as a metaphoric symbol for America, perhaps, emulating Emerson's views, as his writings are flashed on screen, exhibiting some sayings from his essays on nature and America.
By seeing who this man is, we get to see how he adjusts to his carefully scripted life, the fly-fishing he loves to do for the sport of it, his easy and almost gentile manners, and his very definite American persona, as he is forced out of economic necessity to deal with the Japanese businessmen he inherently despises, and we get a picture of a rather complicated individual, who has difficulty in communicating with himself and others, so the closer we get to him, the more we sense that there are a lot of things about him that remain unanswered. The shocker about his life that is about to unfold, comes after he meets a foreign stranger on the street, raving about the day of atonement coming soon and how God knows all, that he should pray with him, but is told by him that he has no time for that, as he feels uncomfortable being around this religious zealot, so he fumbles around with his wad of bills and thrusts a few dollars in the preacher's pockets, that are not kindly received by the preacher, as he quickly departs from the preacher's shouts that he doesn't want his money.
Our perceptions of him, as a Rock of Gibraltor type, is squelched for good, as we see him come unglued in his very comfortable home, as he interacts with his wife (Ellen McLaughlin), his second wife, as she confronts him with a letter from her college-aged daughter, Tracy, who is his daughter via his first marriage and therefore not Ellen's real daughter. Ellen insists on reading a letter addressed to her from Tracy, out loud, accusing him of placing his hands on her private places, as he responds to his wife's question, all she wants to know, is it true? And all he can respond, is that he wonders why Tracy is doing this to him, saying that she is probably mixed up. What results is apocalyptic, as the film becomes disturbingly mysterious and evasive, never settling for sure who is telling the truth, but destroying the family as it is. This scene could also be deemed as an attack on America's soul, exposing it to questions about truth and character, principles that are put under the microscope, as the story builds to its very tragic outcome.
This is one of Jost's deepest and most penetrating films, it could even be argued that he has made a classical film, as it forcefully and subtly tells an American story, replete with unanswered questions about family life that are haunting, that give the film a certain power that makes you think for a long time afterwards what is it about this country that is so raw and violent in nature, that becomes a part of the people's own nature.
One of the scenes that I found most memorable, was when the camera panned the diner where Tom was dining with some co-workers and all we could hear, at first, was the muffled conversations of the patrons, as the camera meticulously panned the diner, until the atmosphere of the place was fully absorbed and we returned to Tom and his conversation, which became clearer, as this scene played out a daily experience most Americans have had but has rarely been captured so exactly on film. This time consuming shot, is not attempted by commercial filmmakers who live in fear of losing their audience in a long non-action shot.This is one of Jost's strong points, his willingness to explore territory others fear to go.
Jost's film can be justifiably criticized for a few lapses in the story line it didn't clarify more precisely, but more importantly, it should be praised for the poetry it brings to its story when telling about a malaise in the American culture that is difficult to come to grips with, as the American landscape is perceived as so beautiful a sight to behold and the country as so wealthy a place when compared with the rest of the world, as it asks... But, what does this mean if Americans are not a happy people?
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Specifies a portable API for ORB-vendor-specific implementation of the org.omg.CORBA.Object methods. Each stub (proxy) contains a delegate object, to which all org.omg.CORBA.Object methods are forwarded. This allows a stub generated by one vendor's ORB to work with the delegate from another vendor's ORB.
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obj
- The object reference which delegated to this delegate.max
- specifies an upper bound on the hash value returned by
the ORB.
public abstract Request request(Object obj, String operation)
obj
- The object reference which delegated to this delegate.operation
- The name of the operation to be invoked using the
Request instance.
public abstract Request create_request(Object obj, Context ctx, String operation, NVList arg_list, NamedValue result)
obj
- The object reference which delegated to this delegate.ctx
- The context to be used.operation
- The name of the operation to be
invoked.arg_list
- The arguments to the operation in the
form of an NVList.result
- A container for the result as a NamedValue.
public abstract Request create_request(Object obj, Context ctx, String operation, NVList arg_list, NamedValue result, ExceptionList exclist, ContextList ctxlist)
obj
- The object reference which delegated to this delegate.ctx
- The context to be used.operation
- The name of the operation to be
invoked.arg_list
- The arguments to the operation in the
form of an NVList.result
- A container for the result as a NamedValue.exclist
- A list of possible exceptions the
operation can throw.ctxlist
- A list of context strings that need
to be resolved and sent with the
Request.
public ORB orb(Object obj)
obj
- the object reference which delegated to this delegate.
portable
package comments for unimplemented featurespublic Policy get_policy(Object self, int policy_type)
Policy
object of the specified type
which applies to this object.
self
- The object reference which delegated to this delegate.policy_type
- The type of policy to be obtained.
Policy
object of the type specified by
the policy_type parameter.
BAD_PARAM
- raised when the value of policy type
is not valid either because the specified type is not supported by this
ORB or because a policy object of that type is not associated with this
Object.portable
package comments for unimplemented featurespublic DomainManager[] get_domain_managers(Object self)
DomainManagers
of this object.
This allows administration services (and applications) to retrieve the
domain managers, and hence the security and other policies applicable
to individual objects that are members of the domain.
self
- The object reference which delegated to this delegate.
portable
package comments for unimplemented featurespublic Object set_policy_override(Object self, Policy[] policies, SetOverrideType set_add)
self
- The object reference which delegated to this delegate.policies
- A sequence of references to Policy objects.set_add
- Indicates whether these policies should be added
onto any otheroverrides that already exist (ADD_OVERRIDE) in
the object reference, or they should be added to a clean
override free object reference (SET_OVERRIDE).
portable
package comments for unimplemented featurespublic boolean is_local(Object self)
self
- The object reference which delegated to this delegate.
public ServantObject servant_preinvoke(Object self, String operation, Class expectedType)
self
- The object reference which delegated to this delegate.operation
- a string containing the operation name.
The operation name corresponds to the operation name as it would be
encoded in a GIOP request.expectedType
- a Class object representing the expected type of the servant.
The expected type is the Class object associated with the operations
class of the stub's interface (e.g. A stub for an interface Foo,
would pass the Class object for the FooOperations interface).
public void servant_postinvoke(Object self, ServantObject servant)
self
- The object reference which delegated to this delegate.servant
- the instance of the ServantObject returned from
the servant_preinvoke() method.public OutputStream request(Object self, String operation, boolean responseExpected)
self
- The object reference which delegated to this delegate.operation
- a string containing the operation name.
The operation name corresponds to the operation name as it would be
encoded in a GIOP request.responseExpected
- false if the operation is a one way operation,
and true otherwise.
portable
package comments for unimplemented featurespublic InputStream invoke(Object self, OutputStream output) throws ApplicationException, RemarshalException
self
- The object reference which delegated to this delegate.output
- the OutputStream which contains marshaled arguments
ApplicationException
- thrown when implementation throws
(upon invocation) an exception defined as part of its remote method
definition.
RemarshalException
- thrown when remarshalling fails.portable
package comments for unimplemented featurespublic void releaseReply(Object self, InputStream input)
self
- The object reference which delegated to this delegate.input
- the InputStream returned from invoke().portable
package comments for unimplemented featurespublic String toString(Object self)
self
- the object reference that delegated to this delegate
String
object that represents the object
reference that delegated to this Delegate
objectpublic int hashCode(Object self)
self
- the object reference that delegated to this delegate
int
that represents the hashcode for the
object reference that delegated to this Delegate
objectpublic boolean equals(Object self, Object obj)
self
- the object reference that delegated to this delegateobj
- the Object
with which to compare
true
if obj
equals self
;
false
otherwise
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Selected points (see Selecting Points) create a set that is used as the designated input for any of the group operations listed in the Selection Action dropdown, as shown in Figure 42. Since filtering and hide/show selections are mutually exclusive within the Slycat™ interface, if there are any filters enabled (visible), all of these actions, except Pin, will be disabled.
Hide removes the selected points from the scatterplot and yellows out the associated rows from the table. The points are still selected, but they are no longer visible, which is why their rows are colored yellow instead of white. If automatic scaling is enabled (see Automatic Scaling), the remaining visible points in the scatterplot will be shifted and recolored to reflect any changes in the value range.
Hide Unselected performs the same operation on the set of points that are not selected, thereby reducing the visible points to just the selected set.
Show restores the last hidden selection to visibility, both in the scatterplot and in the table. If the selection has been lost by clicking elsewhere within the scatterplot, Show will not be able to restore the previously hidden set, since the selected set is now empty. For the same reason, there is not a function to restore points hidden using Hide Unselected. However, the Show All button (to the right of the Selection Action dropdown) can be used to make all hidden points visible again.
Using the currently selected media variable, Pin retrieves and pins items for each of the points in the selection set (only if visible), performing the equivalent of a group hover and pin operation. This is much more efficient than doing individual retrieval when there are large numbers of runs to compare. Note that the images may be stacked on top of one another if the associated points are coincident, as is the case in Figure 43. However, you can separate the images by dragging them apart, as shown in Figure 44.


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I have not donated to any political campaigns since 2015. I do regularly contribute to The Human Rights Campaign.
Professional Organizations: -Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council - 1999 to present, Board President, 2017-2020; Behavioral Health Organization Committee Chair, 2014 – 2016; Community Mental Health Center Committee Chair, 2016 to 2018 -National Council for Behavioral Health - 2004 to present -Mental Health Corporations of America - 2015 to present Community Service: Tri-County Health Network – Board of Directors – 2016 to Present United Church of Christ – Rocky Mountain Conference – Personnel Committee – 2016 to Present Rotary Club of Northglenn-Thornton – 2007 to 2016; President, 2011-2012
I have spent 30 plus years working in the human services field. During this time, I have spent many hours participating in meetings at the state and federal level with Senators and Representatives to both educate and advocate for issues pertaining to the behavioral health field. I annually attend Hill Day in Washington D.C. , arranged by The National Council to meet with members of the Legislative Branch. I also attend the Colorado Behavioral Health Care Council's annual Day at the Capital to meet with Senators and Representatives who serve The Center for Mental Health's service region. I regularly attend or listen to the Colorado Joint Budget Committee hearings to fully understand the challenges with financing. I have just completed a three year term as the President of The Colorado Behavioral Healthcare Council. Part of my responsibilities included meeting monthly with members of the Governor's Cabinet and to work collaboratively to weave together solutions that benefited both the provider community and the State. I worked to build consensus within the different membership categories to ensure all views were being adequately represented in legislative efforts. As the CEO for The Center for Mental Health, I'm responsible for the oversight of behavioral health services in Gunnison, Hinsdale, Delta, Montrose, Ouray and San Miguel counties. In this role, I work daily with a variety of public servants, elected officials, and private sector leaders. This six county region is very diverse politically and economically. I often find myself in a convening and organizing role.
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Contracts
Introduction
Laravel's "contracts" are a set of interfaces that define the core services provided by the framework. For example, an Illuminate\Contracts\Queue\Queue
contract defines the methods needed for queueing jobs, while the Illuminate\Contracts\Mail\Mailer
contract defines the methods needed for sending e-mail.
Each contract has a corresponding implementation provided by the framework. For example, Laravel provides a queue implementation with a variety of drivers, and a mailer implementation that is powered by SwiftMailer.
All of the Laravel contracts live in their own GitHub repository. This provides a quick reference point for all available contracts, as well as a single, decoupled package that may be utilized when building packages that interact with Laravel services.
Contracts Vs. Facades
Laravel's facades and helper functions provide a simple way of utilizing Laravel's services without needing to type-hint and resolve contracts out of the service container. In most cases, each facade has an equivalent contract.
Unlike facades, which do not require you to require them in your class' constructor, contracts allow you to define explicit dependencies for your classes. Some developers prefer to explicitly define their dependencies in this way and therefore prefer to use contracts, while other developers enjoy the convenience of facades. In general, most applications can use facades without issue during development.
When To Use Contracts
The decision to use contracts or facades will come down to personal taste and the tastes of your development team. Both contracts and facades can be used to create robust, well-tested Laravel applications. Contracts and facades are not mutually exclusive. Some parts of your applications may use facades while others depend on contracts. As long as you are keeping your class' responsibilities focused, you will notice very few practical differences between using contracts and facades.
In general, most applications can use facades without issue during development. If you are building a package that integrates with multiple PHP frameworks you may wish to use the illuminate/contracts
package to define your integration with Laravel's services without the need to require Laravel's concrete implementations in your package's composer.json
file.
How To Use Contracts
So, how do you get an implementation of a contract? It's actually quite simple.
Many types of classes in Laravel are resolved through the service container, including controllers, event listeners, middleware, queued jobs, and even route closures. So, to get an implementation of a contract, you can just "type-hint" the interface in the constructor of the class being resolved.
For example, take a look at this event listener:
<?php
namespace App\Listeners;
use App\Events\OrderWasPlaced;
use App\Models\User;
use Illuminate\Contracts\Redis\Factory;
class CacheOrderInformation
{
/**
* The Redis factory implementation.
*
* @var \Illuminate\Contracts\Redis\Factory
*/
protected $redis;
/**
* Create a new event handler instance.
*
* @param \Illuminate\Contracts\Redis\Factory $redis
* @return void
*/
public function __construct(Factory $redis)
{
$this->redis = $redis;
}
/**
* Handle the event.
*
* @param \App\Events\OrderWasPlaced $event
* @return void
*/
public function handle(OrderWasPlaced $event)
{
//
}
}
When the event listener is resolved, the service container will read the type-hints on the constructor of the class, and inject the appropriate value. To learn more about registering things in the service container, check out its documentation.
Contract Reference
This table provides a quick reference to all of the Laravel contracts and their equivalent facades:


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$ pip install aiorsmq
To upgrade from an older version of aiorsmq, use the -U
flag:
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See the project’s CHANGELOG.md file to find out about the changes done in each release.
After you have installed aiorsmq, simply import the AIORSMQ
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I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (# LH 60680488). I graduated with honors with my Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling from CUNY Hunter College and did my undergraduate work in Psychology and Sociology at Stony Brook University.
I have worked in the mental health field for several years. I started out at several outpatient treatment centers for those with chemical dependency issues and trauma. In 2012 I was licensed by the New York State Department of Health (DOH) as a Rape Crisis Emergency Room Counselor. As of 2014, I received the training that satisfied the Washington State requirements for a Domestic Violence direct service provider (WAC 388-61A-0350).
I have worked at the YWCA Domestic Violence Emergency Shelter where I assisted women fleeing from abusive relationships. Additionally I have served as a mental health counselor at Seattle Therapy Alliance, a low-income clinic for women in Seattle where I supported clients who suffer from trauma-related symptoms such as PTSD, Anxiety, and Depression.
I have worked closely with the organization Puentes, who work to mobilize mental health resources to assist undocumented migrants and their families in coping with deportation and migrant detention. I have conducted psychosocial assessments which can be crucial in deciding the outcome of an immigration case.
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I recently served as a guest facilitator at the University of Washington’s “Racial Justice Organizing and Caucus” where I assisted in facilitating conversations regarding the murder by police of black people by providing participants a space to caucus with other students.
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My work highlights the effects that racism and sexism have on our development. This then challenges the lies of oppression that lead to emotional and psychological distress.
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What’s New#
For full changes, see the Releases page on GitHub.
CmdStanPy 1.1.0#
New functionality
CmdStanModel.generate_quantities()
can now accept samples from optimization and variational inference. The argumentmcmc_sample
has been renamedprevious_fit
to reflect this; the former name is still accepted but deprecated.CmdStanModel.log_prob()
is able to return the log probability and its gradient with respect to a set of parameters. Note that this is not an efficient way of calculating this in general and should be reserved for debugging and model development.
Other changes
Improved some of the type hints in the package.
Ensure draws are serialized if a fit object is pickled.
src_info()
now raises an error if the command fails, rather than returning{}
.CmdStanPy has transitioned all unit tests from the
unittest
library to usepytest
.
CmdStanPy 1.0.8#
install_cmdstan
now downloads the correct CmdStan for non-x86 Linux machines.Improved reporting of errors during
compile()
.Fixed some edge cases in mixing arguments of the
optimize()
function.Fixed how
NaN
and infinite numbers were serialized to JSON.Removed dependency on
ujson
. For now, all JSON serialization is done with the Python standard library.Added a
timeout
parameter to all model methods which can be used to terminate the CmdStan process after the specified time.A model will now properly recompile if one of the #include-d files changed since it was last built.
CmdStanPy 1.0.7#
Fixed an issue where complex number containers in Stan program outputs were not being read in properly by CmdStanPy. The output would have the correct shape, but the values would be mixed up.
CmdStanPy 1.0.6#
Fixed a build error in the documentation
Improved messages when model fails to compile due to C++ errors.
CmdStanPy 1.0.5#
Fixed a typo in
cmdstanpy.show_versions()
Reorganized and updated the documentation
Reorganized a lot of internal code
Cleaned up the output of
CmdStanMCMC.draws_pd()
Cleaned up the output of
CmdStanMCMC.summary()
Removed the logging which occurred when Python exited with cmdstanpy imported.
CmdStanPy 1.0.4#
Fix an issue with
cmdstanpy.install_cmdstan()
where the installation would report that it had failed even when it had not.
CmdStanPy 1.0.3#
Fix an issue where Stan fit objects were not
pickle
-able when they previously were.Warning
We still do not recommend pickling cmdstanpy objects, but rather using functions
save_csvfiles()
andfrom_csv()
.
CmdStanPy 1.0.2#
CmdStanPy can now format (and canonicalize) your Stan files with
CmdStanModel.format()
Stan variables can now be accessed from fit objects using the . syntax when no naming conflicts occur. For example, previous code
fit.stan_variable("my_cool_variable")
can now be writtenfit.my_cool_variable
CmdStanPy is more robust to running in threaded environments and tries harder to not overwrite its own output files
The
install_cmdstan
script can now be run in interactive mode using--interactive
/-i
CmdStanPy now computes some diagnostics after running HMC and will warn you about post-warmup divergences and treedepth exceptions
Runtime exceptions in the
generated quantities
block should be recognized better now.The default level of precision used by
CmdStanMCMC.summary()
is now 6, as it is whenstansummary
is used from the command line.Various documentation improvements
CmdStanPy 1.0.1#
Support new optimizations in CmdStan 2.29
Support complex numbers as both inputs and outputs of Stan programs
Sped up assembling output by only reading draws at most once
Fixed an issue where a command failing could change your working directory
Improve error messages in some cases
CmdStanPy no longer changes the global root logging level
Note
The minimum supported version for CmdStanPy is now Python 3.7.
CmdStanPy 1.0.0#
Initial release


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To create ViewContainer extend from ViewContainer or SingleViewContainer.
If not suppling a custom url pattern to look for the ViewContainer name will be used to determine correct ViewContainer for the browser url.
If mace.ts cannot determine the appropriate ViewContainer it will find the first default ViewContainer.
Use MaceTS snippet "Extending a Generic View Container", "Extending a View Container with static View", or "Extending s SingleViewContainer" for quick start
ViewContainers are singletons. They are housed in the ViewContainers array upon instantiation. This makes the order of script files in the html <header> important. The order should be mace.ts, DataObjects, Binders, Views, then ViewContainers if more than one file. mace.ts should always be first.
Adding Views to the constructor
If using the snippet note that only thing need to be sure on is what Views are added into the constructor. 1-? Views can be added. example of generic and custom view addition this.Views.push(new View(CacheStrategy.View, "content", "/Views/Orders.html")); this.Views.push(new OrdersView());SingleViewContainer
Has only one view associated with it.
Requires no View 'adds'. It will use the naming of the ViewContainer to determine the html View for the content. The content is defaulted to "content". The CacheStrategy is defaulted to CacheStrategy.View.
Example
For this page the ViewContainer is "class DocumentationContainer extends SingleViewContainer"
The only modification to code in the construtor was setting of the IsDefault property to true.Overridable Methods
UrlPattern() - override this method if urls are more complex than just looking at the first word in window.location.pathname. Or if the first word is variable. ViewContainers are found by regular expressions so pattern return can be a regular expression.
DocumentTitle(route: ViewInstance) - if want to give a custom value for document.title.
UrlPattern(route: ViewInstance) - if want to give a custom value to browser url title.
If using plumbing by naming convention mace.ts will look to /View folder for the .html file. Its name should mirror the custom mace.ts View name, be supplied to the ViewContainer or mirror the SingleViewContainer name. Read the about ViewContainer for more on this.
Bound Object with Generic Binder: data-binder="Binder(['OrderId'], '/Api/Api')". This is attached at a top level element. mace.ts will expect data-{bind} attributes within it.
Bound Object with strongly typed Binder: data-binder="{BinderClassName}". Same as above. It expects data-{bind} attributes within it. There can be multiple row repeaters. They will be added in order they occur.
Repeater designation: data-template="row". If not supplied mace.ts assumes this is a form type binding element. It will occur within the parent. It can have other sibling elements before and after it. When new template items are added the addition of them will always occur relative to those elements (after:header or before:footer)
Element Binding: data-{attribute | styleProperty}="{DataObject.Field}". If attribute is two way (data-value) the change event of the element will cause PUT method to be called. Binding to style elements assumes you have supplied data-display or data-readonly for example.
Alternating Row: data-class="AlternatingRowClass". If this is supplied the binding will look to the object to determine the class for the row.
More Rows: data-morekeys="{[Keys]}". Keys is 1-? if supplied. Points to a property on the object that will tell the WebApi GET how to get more data. These should follow the order of the WebApi parameter ie if WebApi method are ordered (CustomerID, OrderID) then the binding would look like data-morekeys="CustomerID;OrderId"
More Threshold: data-morethreshold="{Count}". This is the maximum number of rows expected from the WebApi.
Deleting Rows: need markup for this
Adding New Rows: need markup for this
To create custom View extend from View from mace.ts
Use MaceTS snippet "Extending View" for quick start
super(...) parameters
cacheStrategy: CacheStrategy - nullable, defautl value is View. Strategies are ViewAndPreload, View, Preload and None.
containerId: string - the element id that will house the html that is returned from this view. Default value: content
viewPath: string - the path to the html view on the server. If null then defaults to use the name of the mace.ts View (-"View" suffix)Overridable Method
Prefix() - returns "/Views/" by default.
To create custom Binder extend Binder from mace.ts
Use MaceTS snippet "Extending Binder" for quick start
super(...) parameters
primaryKeys?: string[] - nullable string array but at least one should be supplied so the returns from PUT and DELETE methods know what object to operate on.
api:string - nullable, if using plumbing by naming convention then leave this as null (eg [RoutePrefix("Api/Orders")], then Binder should be class name OrdersBinder). Alternatively set it(when pathing doesn't follow "/Api/{NamedWebApi}" pattern).
TypeObject: { new (obj: any): IObjectState - nullable. Set when using custom class that extends from DataObject.Overridable Method
ApiPrefix() - Default prefix for a binder is Api. If you have your Web Api in some other Route then should override this method.
Properties
WithProgress - defaults to true. Means if a progress element has been designated then it will activate on WebApi calls.
DisableElement - if provided HTMLElement(s) that should be disabled when WebApi calls occur.
AutomaticUpdate - defaults to true. Any updates to 2 way bound elements (inputs, selects) will cause the PUT method to be called on the WebApi.
AutomaticSelect - defaults to true. When a view is loaded and a binder is found the url is used for parameters to the WebApi. eg if you are getting Customer Orders Browser url ~ /Orders/{CustomerId} then the GET method called will be 'Api/Orders/{CustomerId}.
To create custom DataObject extend the DataObject from mace.ts.
Use MaceTS snippet "Extending DataObject" for quick start
When you add properties that exist on the object sent by the server you should form them up such that they set/get the value from the server object.Example of Getter/Setter on properties that flow from the Web Api Controller
get OrderId(): number {
return this.ServerObject["OrderId"];
}
set OrderId(value: number) {
this.SetServerProperty("OrderId", value);
}Example of Getter/Setter on properties that don't flow from Web Api Controller and are Client side only.
someClientProperty: string;Note "InstigatePropertyChangedListeners" call. This is important because it kicks off events that html elements are hooked into. For example this property changes the backgroundColor.
get SomeClientProperty(): string {
return this.someClientProperty;
}
set SomeClientProperty(value: string) {
this.someClientProperty = value;
this.InstigatePropertyChangedListeners("SomeClientProperty", false);
}
Any client side prep work that needs to happen before displaying client views.Example of Use
You want to deginate a global alternating class on the DataObject.
Initializer.WindowLoaded = (e) => {
DataObject.DefaultAlternatingRowClass = "{alternatingRowClassName}";
};


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This is a general guide to Launching an Instance.
See Launching 123 for a step by step specific example.
Preparation: you will need before your first launch...
For login access to an instance use the Access & Security Tab (see KeyPairs) to create or upload an SSH Key.
Network Access: to specify which addresses and ports can reach an instance, use the Access & Security Tab (see Security Groups).
The default Security Group starts out with no network access.
Changes: add/edit access rules to any applied security group, even after launching.
Changes immediately apply to all instances using the Security Group.
Select an Image
Available images are listed under the dashboard Images tab. (for more details check the Image Catalog)
Select an Image and click "launch".
You will see the launch page.
Configure the instance
Fill in some or all options:
- Server Name: your choice of name for the instance for easy reference
- User Data: Information that will be made available to your instance through the Metadata Interface
- Flavour: the size of the hardware to use (see Instances Available by Size)
- Your allocated flavour or lesser configurations can be selected (the default is m1.small a 1 CPU machine)
- Key Name: is an SSH KeyPair used to access your instance, create them via the Access & Security Tab (see KeyPairs)
- Security Groups: Add Network Access to your instances.
- The default Security Group (no network access at first) is pre-selected.
The default Security Group can have access rules added to it later if necessary, or
- Create and modify groups via the Security Groups tab
- Changes: add/edit access rules to any applied Security Group even after launching.
- Changes immediately apply to all instances using the Security Group.
Launch Instance
The Launch Instance button begins Cloud provisioning and initialisation of a running instance from the selected image and your configuration options. The Instance will normally pass from Status "Build" to "Active". Depending on your image size and cloud activity the length of time required may vary, refresh your browser to see the status change. Your instance will have a public IP address and be reachable according to the Security Groups selected.
Connect to your new instance via ssh or other methods listed here
If your Launch is unsuccessful
You may get a message that you your quota has been exceeded or you have insufficient resources. Check the table to the right on the Launch Instance page it lists the number of instances you may run simultaneously, then check the Instances tab to see how many Instances you already have running. You may have to terminate a running Instance to free resources before you can launch another (see Instance tab to Terminate). If you need more resources see the allocation tab to apply for an increase.


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Essential Oils
Essential oils are natural volatile aromatic compounds found in seeds, bark, stems, roots, flowers, and other parts of plants, are responsible for protecting them and play an important role in pollination.
If you've ever enjoyed the scent of a rose, then you've experienced the aromatic qualities of essential oils that in addition to providing delicious fragrances have intrinsic benefits that have long been used in food preparation, beauty treatments, and alternative practices for welfare.
Essential Oils Aren't a New Trend
Do you feel like you've started to hear a lot about essential oils in the last few years?
While you might think essential oils are a new, hip trend, plant extracts and plant-based products are deeply rooted in the traditions of the past. Essential oils have been used by ancient civilizations across the globe for:
- Aromatherapy
- Personal care
- Healthcare practices
- Religious ceremonies
- Beauty treatments
- Food preparation
How Do Essential Oils Work?
When you open a bottle of pure, unadulterated essential oil, your senses are instantly filled with its potent aroma, even from a distance. What your nose detects are the naturally occurring elements of the essential oil.
Every essential oil varies in its natural makeup, so aromas and benefits are also unique. For example, Lavender oil includes elements that make it effective for soothing skin irritations, reducing anxiousness and feelings of tension, and promoting a restful environment for sleep.
Meanwhile, when taken internally, Frankincense oil supports immune, nervous, and digestive systems, and aids in healthy cellular function.
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Build Automation
by Peter Ajtai
a Lead Dev at:
Fat fingers
Distracted minds
Mystery code with no history
Solution:
Build Automation
History
- Originally for compilers / linkers
- XML / Shell
- Now there are more options. Your imagination is the limit.
Advantages
- Defined build options producing defined outputs
- Don't have to remember to manually update variables / config files
- Don't have to remember to manually move files
- Don't have to remember to manually package, commit, etc.
- Reliability
- Reproducibility
- Clients sleep easier at night
Grunt
- Grunt is not only for Javascript
- We all know Javascript
- Grunt uses Node (server JS)
- Writing your own tasks is simple
- Kicking off other - non Grunt - tasks is simple
- Grunt has a vibrant community of plugin authors
- SOLID has some plugins
- This means they can be used in multiple projects, but updated centrally
- NPM means have access to old versions
Our build goals
- Builds to push to stage and production
- No CI (yet?)
Anatomy of a Grunt process
- config object - in grunt.js
- package.json - your dependencies
- task registrations and definitions
- let's look at an example...
Proof of concept that we can incorporate automated builds
- Minimum necessary tasks for a stage push
- If it works (and it does!), much more can be added
The Tasks
grunt.registerTask('shell:cleanStage cp:temp setPHPConstant:stage' +
'useref concat min cssmin shell:propelGen' +
'clean cp:stage shell:buildStageToGitlab');
// set things up
shell:cleanStage cp:temp
// PHP environment changes - leverages PHP
setPHPConstant:stage
// min, concat, cache bust (for twig templates too)
useref concat min cssmin
// propel
shell:propelGen
// cleanup
clean cp:stage
// git going - this task is more involved
shell:buildStageToGitlab
// set things up
shell:cleanStage cp:temp
- Tasks can use node directly, but often simpler to use a Grunt task
// PHP environment changes - leverages PHP
setPHPConstant:stage
setPHPConstant : {
stage : {
constant : 'ENV',
value : 'staging',
file : project.dirs.temp + project.files.constants
}
}
// Changes this
define('ENV', 'local');
// To this, and PHP does the rest...
define('ENV', 'staging');
- php-set-constant is a Grunt plugin on NPM
- Inter office collaboration. Thanks Eric!
- International collaboration. Thanks Róbert!
- Integrates with how you naturally do things in PHP to set environments
// min, concat, cache bust (for twig templates too)
useref concat min cssmin
- useref: also one of our Grunt plugins
- A more complex task; makes use of other tasks
- useref could call concat, min, and cssmin directly, but users need flexibility as to order of calls. Order is left up to user.
- What useref does
- Allows you to define what to minify and concatenate and how to cache bust all in one place
- All these things are defined in build blocks...
Build blocks
- Concept from H5BP
and Yeoman
- useref simplifies and customizes the concept to our needs (many pages with blocks, grunt templates, comments within blocks, options for cache bust, etc.)
- Works for both js and css
- As many blocks on a page as you want
- As many pages with blocks you want
- Don't have to manually update a list of minification or concatenations!
- Can easilly run project for debugging without min, concat, etc.
Build blocks
<!-- build:js /js/base.<%= grunt.template.today('yymmddhhMM') %>.min.js -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="/js/vendor/jquery.1.7.1.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/js/vendor/bootstrap.2.2.2.js"></script>
<!-- Underscore drop-in -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="/js/vendor/lodash.0.8.0.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/js/vendor/cryptojs-3-0-2/rollups/hmac-sha1.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/js/vendor/cryptojs-3-0-2/components/enc-base64-min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/js/vendor/modernizr-2.5.3.js"></script>
<!-- endbuild -->
<!-- The above compacts to this -->
<script src="/js/base.1301170537.min.js"></script>
<!-- AND it creates the min concat file, and puts it in the appropriate spot -->
// propel
shell:propelGen
- Just another task that you would always have to remember
// cleanup
clean cp:stage
- More things you'd have to remember
- clean
- Removes things like schemas, config files, etc.
-
clean : {
buildProperties : project.dirs.temp + project.files.buildProperties,
runtimeConf : project.dirs.temp + project.files.runtimeConf,
schema : project.dirs.temp + project.files.schema
},
- If you refer to a multi task without a target, all targets are run.
- e.g "clean" vs "clean:schema"
- At this point everything is in targets/stage - this is .gitignored!
// git going - this task is more involved
shell:buildStageToGitlab
buildStageToGitlab: {
command: 'git stash save "Build script saving current branch state" ' +
'&& git checkout stage ' +
'&& git pull --rebase ' +
'&& ls | grep -v ^targets$ | grep -v ^node_modules$ | grep -v ^cache$ | grep -v ^logs$ | grep -v ^temp$ | xargs rm -r ' +
'&& cp -R targets/stage/ . ' +
'&& echo $(($(<.build) + 1))>.build ' +
'&& git add -A ' +
'&& git commit -am "Stage build: "$(<.build)' +
'&& git push origin stage ' +
'&& git checkout - ' +
'&& git stash pop',
stdout : true,
stderr : true
}
},
buildStageToGitlab
git stash save "Build script saving current branch state"
- Since this is for staging, you don't need everything committed
- Production would be different
- This needs to be cleaned up, since it shows error if everything IS commited (but works anyway)
buildStageToGitlab
git checkout stage
- We can switch branches
- Grunt is global
- Grunt config is already stored
- And node_modules is in .gitignore
- Untracked files are preserved on branch switches
- So what happens to targets/stage ?
buildStageToGitlab
git pull --rebase
- Make sure you have latest
- Make sure you rewind head, and apply your changes during the ff (no meaningless merges)
- --rebase should be in your ~/.gitconfig but we can't be sure
buildStageToGitlab
git pull --rebase
- Two people are at commit "Original"
- Person 1: Original - 1Change
- Person 2: Original - 2Change
- Person 1 pushes to remote
- At this point person 2 has diverged
- Solution rewind head to Original, add 1Change, now add 2Change and no need to merge
buildStageToGitlab
ls |
grep -v ^targets$ | grep -v ^node_modules$ | grep -v ^cache$ |
grep -v ^logs$ | grep -v ^temp$ |
xargs rm -r
- Grunts flexibility allows you to preserve the headaches of shell tasks... yay?
- We delete everything but certain chosen directories
- grep -v "inverts" your grep - everything but
- You can pipe arguments into xargs
- We get the args from a filtered "ls" command
- Basically delete the old stage build and start fresh
buildStageToGitlab
cp -R targets/stage/ .
- Copy new build to root of stage
buildStageToGitlab
echo $(($(<.build) + 1))>.build
- There is a file on stage that contains the build number
- This is public and useful for bug reports / etc.
- It is also a simple sanity check
- If we know a version worked, can revert to it with git
- The code pulls contents of .build into a variable
- adds one
- pushes updated number back to .build file
buildStageToGitlab
git add -A
- add all new files (if any) to git stage
buildStageToGitlab
git commit -am "Stage build: "$(<.build)
- Commit to stage with a message indicating the build number
- We wanted pushes to stage to have incremental build numbers no matter how many people commit in what order
- The .build file along with the git pull guarantees this
buildStageToGitlab
git push origin stage
buildStageToGitlab
git checkout -
buildStageToGitlab
git stash pop
- Apply your local changes and discard that stash
The bright new future
- Automation to make sure we don't forget things
- Flesh out this build process
- Unit tests - we already wrote them
- Linting JS, CSS, PHP - this is delicate
- CI and emails to interested parties
THE END
by Peter Ajtai
Thanks to: Hakim El Hattab / hakim.se for reveal.js


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