--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: On iOS 7 author: Arthur Rosa author_login: arthurlockman author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: https://b.rthr.me wordpress_id: 451 wordpress_url: http://b.rthr.me/?p=451 date: '2013-05-10 16:38:17 -0400' date_gmt: '2013-05-10 20:38:17 -0400' image: https://static.rthr.me/2013/05/wwdc13-about-main.png tags: - Apple ---
I don't have all that much to say about iOS 7. Honestly, I don't hope that it has a completely redesigned UI, a flat interface, or anything like that. What I hope is that it has an exciting new set of features, a slightly tweaked springboard, and a better way for apps to talk to each other and share data. I don't want a huge interface overhaul, or a shift in UX paradigms that I've come to know by muscle memory. I want things like what Viticci suggests: minor changes to the overall experience to make it much better on the whole.
I for one am not unhappy at all with iOS 6 as it is right now. Sure, there are a few things that are slightly annoying, but nothing that is a showstopper for me. It does what I want it to when I want it to. I don't mind the linen, and while it's not exactly the most pleasing to the eye, it's not annoying at all.
I just hope that iOS 7 keeps the great parts about iOS as they are, and makes minor upgrades to some of the things that don't work as well as they should. I want something that makes me say wow again, not something that changes how I work. Is that too much to ask for?


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Recitation 2: Crash Course in Angular.js¶
Overview¶
This recitation aims to highlight the basics of Angular.js by walking students through the implementation of a basic To-Do list app. Students will be expected to use this knowledge to make changes to the Angular.js components of the Teedy project in a future assignment.
Pre-requisites¶
Task 0: Fork the repl¶
- Create an account on repl.it
- Fork this repl - you’ll be using this to work through this exercise and see your changes
- When you run the app you should see something like the below screenshot. At this point, all the static HTML for the todo list has been set up. You’ll be working on making the todo list app function properly using Angular.js
Task 1: Setup Angular.js¶
Goal: Convert the basic HTML skeleton in the repl to an Angular.js app
Steps:
- Import the Angular.js library by adding the following script tag to the head component of index.html

- Add the ng-app directive to the main

tag to specify the root of your app - This involves changing the

tag at the top ofindex.html
to
Task 2: Data Binding Basics¶
Goal: Display a dynamic title based on user input
Steps:
- Use the ng-model directive to tie the value in the name text input field to a variable in the Angular.js app’s model.
- Add
ng-model="varName"
to the name text input tag - Include
{{varName}}
in theHello here's your todo list
string to bind the data in the model to the title in the view - Changing the value in the name text field should now change the title in real-time
Task 3: Setting up the controller¶
Goal: A boiler-plate controller called TodoListController has been set up in app.js. We want to connect our app with this controller so we can get more control over our todo list
Steps:
- Import
app.js
by adding the following script tag to the head component ofindex.html

- Change the
ng-app
directive to bind totodoApp
- Change

at the top ofindex.html
to
- Add the
ng-controller
directive to bind theTodoListController
- Change the opening

tag to
- Now we can access the controller within the body tag using the todoList alias
Task 4: Rendering the list of todo items¶
Goal: There’s a list called todos in our controller that we’ll use to store our todo list items. We want to replace the static todo list item with the todo items in this list
Steps:
- Use the
ng-repeat
directive to render items in the list - Change the

tag that renders a list item to

- Add the
ng-model="todo.done"
directive to the checkbox input tag so the checkbox reflects the value in the done field of a given todo list item - Replace the static todo list item text with
{{todo.text}}
to render the text associated with a given todo item in the list - Changing the data in the todos list in app.js should now change the contents of the todo list rendered
Task 5: Adding new todo items¶
Goal: Allow users to add new todos to the list using the form in the app
Steps:
- Use the ng-model directive to tie the value in the new todo text input field to a variable in the angular.js app’s model
- Add
ng-model="todoList.todoText"
to theadd new todo here
text input tag - Implement the
todoList.addTodo
function in app.js - Add a new todo item to the list using the data in
todoList.todoText
- Clear the text input field by setting
todoList.todoText
to the empty string - Add the
ng-submit
directive to the form to call thisaddTodo
function on submit by changing the opening<form>
tag to<form ng-submit="todoList.addTodo()">
Task 6: Special styling for completed todo items¶
Goal: We want to apply custom styling for completed todo items, so they appear crossed out
Steps:
- A CSS class called
done-true
for completed todo items has been implemented instyle.css
. Make any changes you’d like to this CSS class - Apply this class to the todo text item
- Change the

tag used to render{{todo.text}}
to
Checking a given todo item should lead to the custom css class being applied to that item


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| Name | Jorge Juan Muñoz Morera |
| Date of birth | 29-04-1984 |
| Address | Seville, Spain |
| Languages | Spanish, English, French, Italian |
| Field | Computer Science |
December 2013 - present |
Robotics, Vision and Control Group (GRVC) R&D engineer This is where it goes now!. At the GRVC I work in the field of A.I., by developing planning systems for the execution of missions in multi-UAV contexts. Schedulers, task planners, assembly planners, motion planners... trying to put it together for the planning and execution of real UAV missions, but taking into account other non-flying unmanned vehicles. |
April 2013 - November 2013 |
M.D.U. Embedded Systems Engineer This is where it continued!. At M.D.U. I worked on a navigation system to track objectives with an UAV and follow them by estimating the position of the tracked objects in base of the UAV position, the fly altitude and the camera angles. I also developed a Ground Control Station and several GUIs in QT and OpenCV for the project. |
September 2012 - April 2013 |
FADA-CATEC Embedded Systems Engineer This is where it all started! At the Avionics and Unmanned Systems department I developed embedded Linux distributions to be deployed on embedded computers for different UAVs. I worked also programming in ROS and OpenCV a vision system to take and display thermographic images/videos with a FLIR Thermal Camera. |


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Strandhill was announced as the winner of the European Destination of Excellence (EDEN) award at an event at the Sligo Park Hotel this afternoon.
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Parses the request from environment variables into convenient pieces
and stores them as members.
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Constructor.
Args:
environ: An environ dict for the request as defined in PEP-333.
Raises:
ValueError: If the path for the request is invalid.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- code/googleappengine-read-only/python/google/appengine/tools/devappserver2/endpoints/api_request.py


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/* eslint-env node */
'use strict';
/*global Promise:true*/
/**
* Promise class as provided by the bluedbird library. If a Promise is
* resolved it will yield a {@link CouchResult} if it is rejected it yields a
* {@link CouchError}.
*
* @class Promise
* @see {@link https://github.com/petkaantonov/bluebird.git|bluebird}
*/
var Promise = require('bluebird');
var urljoin = require('url-join');
var _ = require('lodash');
var Database = require('./database');
var util = require('./util');
var CouchResult = util.CouchResult;
var CouchError = util.CouchError;
var AuthError = util.AuthError;
/**
* Extracts non-null options from a given object and attach them to the other
* given object.
*
* @param opts_list {Array} an array of strings representing the option names
* @param src {Object} the object to check for set options
* @param dst {Object} the object to set found options on
*
* TODO: MA -- 2014/10/24 -- Think about migrating to own module
*/
function getOptions(opts_list, src, dst) {
if (src) {
_.forEach(opts_list, function (opt) {
if (src[opt]) {
dst[opt] = src[opt];
}
});
}
}
/**
* Creates a Connection to a CouchDB Instance.
*
* @class
* @classdesc A connection object aims to provide all RESTful HTTP verbs,
* supported by CouchDB via convenience functions which provide the require
* mechanisms for creating the proper HTTP requests.
*
* @param {String} url - The base URL to the CouchDB Instance
* @param {Object} request - An object supporting the 'request' interface
*/
function Connection(url, request, options) {
/**
* The url to the CouchDB instance
* @member {String}
*/
this.url = url;
/**
* Default request configuration. We set the accept header and configure
* request to encode/decode json for us.
*
* @member {Object}
*/
this.req_defaults = {
headers: { 'Accept': 'application/json' },
json: true
};
/**
* Indicates whether to use Cookie authentication
* @member {boolean}
*/
this.useCookie = false;
/**
* The username to use for connecting to the couchdb host
* @member {String}
*/
this.user = '';
/**
* Ths password to use for connecting to the CouchDB host
* @member {String}
*/
this.passwd = '';
// Variable initialization done --> connection setup
getOptions(['user', 'passwd', 'useCookie'], options, this);
if (!this.useCookie && this.user) {
// We do not use cookie auth -- configure basic auth
this.req_defaults.auth = {
user: this.user,
pass: this.passwd,
sendImmediately: true
};
}
/**
* An Object fulfilling the request API
* @member {Object}
* @see {@link https://github.com/request/request|request}
*/
this.request = request.defaults(this.req_defaults);
}
/**
* The bare-metal HTTP request handling function returning a promise.
*
* WARNING: it is recommended to use make_request as it can handle
* automatic cookie-based login/relogin.
*
* @param {String} method - The HTTP verb to be used in the request
* @param {String} path - The relative path for the request
* @param {Object} opts - An Object containing optional parameters for the request:
* @param {Object} opts.headers - Object containing key/value pairs of custom
* HTTP Headers
* @param {Object} opts.parms - Object containing key/value pairs of parameters to
* be appended to the URL must be JSON encodable
* @param {Object} opts.body - Object or Array to be JSON encoded and put into
* the request body
*
* @returns {Promise} A {@link Promise} object. If the promise resolves a
* {@link CouchResult} is returned, if it rejects a {@link CouchError} is
* returned.
*/
Connection.prototype.http_request = function http_request(method, path, opts) {
var self = this;
var req = {
method: method,
url: urljoin(this.url, path)
};
if (opts) {
if (opts.headers) {
req.headers = opts.headers;
}
if (opts.parms) {
req.qs = opts.parms;
}
if (opts.body) {
req.body = opts.body;
}
}
if (this.useCookie) {
req.jar = true;
if (!req.headers) {
req.headers = {};
}
req.headers['X-CouchDB-WWW-Authenticate'] = 'Cookie';
}
return new Promise(function do_request(resolve, reject) {
self.request(req, function handle_response (err, resp, body) {
if (err) {
return reject(err);
}
if (resp.statusCode < 400) {
resolve(new CouchResult(resp, body));
} else if (resp.statusCode === 401) {
// Special case for handling relogins with cooike auth
reject(new AuthError(resp, body));
} else {
reject(new CouchError(resp, body));
}
});
});
};
/**
* Do a cookie-based login to the CouchDB and then retry a given request.
*
* @returns {Promise} Returns a promise that either resolves successful to the
* result of the specified request or is rejected because
* of the failed authentication.
*/
Connection.prototype.login_and_retry = function login_and_retry (method, path, opts) {
var self = this;
var login = {
name: this.user,
password: this.passwd
};
return this.http_request('POST', '_session', { body: login })
.then(function () {
return self.http_request(method, path, opts);
});
};
/**
* The central workhorse for HTTP requests. Does automatic login and relogin
* in casse 'useCookie' is set on the connection and credentials have been
* supplied.
*
* @param {String} method - The HTTP verb to be used in the request
* @param {String} path - The relative path for the request
* @param {Object} opts - An Object containing optional parameters for the request:
* @param {Object} opts.headers - Object containing key/value pairs of custom
* HTTP Headers
* @param {Object} opts.parms - Object containing key/value pairs of parameters to
* be appended to the URL must be JSON encodable
* @param {Object} opts.body - Object or Array to be JSON encoded and put into
* the request body
*
* @returns {Promise} A {@link Promise} object. If the promise resolves a
* {@link CouchResult} is returned, if it rejects a {@link CouchError} is
* returned.
*/
Connection.prototype.make_request = function make_request(method, path, opts) {
var self = this;
if (this.useCookie) {
// Try to make the request but intercept auth failues
return this.http_request(method, path, opts).catch(AuthError, function () {
return self.login_and_retry(method, path, opts);
});
} else {
return this.http_request(method, path, opts);
}
};
/**
* Convenience method to send a GET request to a CouchDB host.
*
* @param {String} path - the path to the desired object below the host-URL
* @param {Object} parms - Object containing key/vale pairs of parametrers to
* be appended to the URL must be JSON encodable
*
* @returns {Promise} A {@link Promise} object. If the promise resolves a
* {@link CouchResult} is returned, if it rejects a {@link CouchError} is
* returned.
*/
Connection.prototype.get = function get(path, parms) {
return this.make_request('GET', path, { parms: parms });
};
/**
* Convenience method to send a POST request to a CouchDB host.
*
* @param {String} path - the path to the desired object below the host-URL
* @param {Object} body - Object or Array to be JSON encoded and put into
* the request body
* @param {Object} parms - Object containing key/vale pairs of parametrers to
* be appended to the URL must be JSON encodable
*
* @returns {Promise} A {@link Promise} object. If the promise resolves a
* {@link CouchResult} is returned, if it rejects a {@link CouchError} is
* returned.
*/
Connection.prototype.post = function post(path, body, parms) {
return this.make_request('POST', path, { body: body, parms: parms });
};
/**
* Convenience method to send a PUT request to a CouchDB host.
*
* @param {String} path - the path to the desired object below the host-URL
* @param {Object} body - Object or Array to be JSON encoded and put into
* the request body
* @param {Object} parms - Object containing key/vale pairs of parametrers to
* be appended to the URL must be JSON encodable
*
* @returns {Promise} A {@link Promise} object. If the promise resolves a
* {@link CouchResult} is returned, if it rejects a {@link CouchError} is
* returned.
*/
Connection.prototype.put = function put(path, body, parms) {
return this.make_request('PUT', path, { body: body, parms: parms });
};
/**
* Convenience method to send a DELETE request to a CouchDB host.
*
* @param {String} path - the path to the desired object below the host-URL
* @param {Object} parms - Object containing key/vale pairs of parametrers to
* be appended to the URL. Must be JSON encodable.
*
* @returns {Promise} A {@link Promise} object. If the promise resolves a
* {@link CouchResult} is returned, if it rejects a {@link CouchError} is
* returned.
*/
Connection.prototype.delete = function _delete(path, parms) {
return this.make_request('DELETE', path, { parms: parms });
};
/**
* Convenience method to send a HEAD request to a CouchDB host.
*
* @param {String} path - the path to the desired object below the host-URL
* @param {Object} parms - Object containing key/vale pairs of parametrers to
* be appended to the URL. Must be JSON encodable.
*
* @returns {Promise} A {@link Promise} object. If the promise resolves a
* {@link CouchResult} is returned, if it rejects a {@link CouchError} is
* returned.
*/
Connection.prototype.head = function head(path, parms) {
return this.make_request('HEAD', path, { parms: parms });
};
/**
* Convenience method to open a database on a CouchDB host.
*
* @param {String} dbname - the name of the database to be opened on the
* database host.
* @param {Object} options - options for creating the database.
* @param {bool} options.create - indicates whether the database should
* be created by the host if it is not yet
* existing.
*
* @returns {Promise} A {@link Promise} object. If the promise resolves a
* {@link Database} is returned. In case the database does not exist and
* cannot be created either, a {@link CouchError} is thrown.
*/
Connection.prototype.openDB = function openDB(dbname, options) {
var self = this;
var create = true;
if (options && options.create === false) {
create = false;
}
return self.head(dbname).then(function () {
return new Database(dbname, self);
}).catch(CouchError, function (error) {
if (error.statusCode === 404 && create) {
return self.put(dbname).then(function () {
return new Database(dbname, self);
});
} else {
throw error;
}
});
};
// Put Errors into Connection Object so clients can
// access the type information.
Connection.CouchError = CouchError;
Connection.CouchResult = CouchResult;
Connection.AuthError = AuthError;
module.exports = Connection;


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Pair programming is teaming up with a peer to work cooperatively on a programming challenge.
One of the main reasons pair programming is important to DBC is to help one stay motivated and to provide an opportunity for one to check-in on their learning progress. Another reason is to help one learn and cement new ideas and concepts by helping and teaching their pair.
There are two roles in Pair Programming: Driver and Navigator. The Driver is at the keyboard position. They type and follow the Navigator's instructions. The Navigator guides the Driver through the process of solving the challenge.
Brandon's Reflection
This was my fifth time pair programming and I have to say one of the more enjoyable experiences. I think it really helps to check in at the beginning and see how each other are doing. It helps get the awkwardness out of the way. Moving on to discussing roles helps progress into the challenge and set certain boundaries. Despite having set roles, we were still able to discuss alternative paths of moving forward together and agree on an ultimate solution, which I think helps cement the collaborative nature of the project, as well as give ownership to both parties. We were also able to strategize together before pushing forward with any coding. I think this works nicely, even with a designated Navigator. It is important for both the Navigator and Driver to agree and know the direction they're heading in, as this makes it easier for both parties to perform their role and ultimately leads to a better experience and solution to the challenge.


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networkx.convert_matrix.to_scipy_sparse_matrix¶
-
to_scipy_sparse_matrix
(G, nodelist=None, dtype=None, weight='weight', format='csr')[source]¶ Return the graph adjacency matrix as a SciPy sparse matrix.
Parameters: - G (graph) – The NetworkX graph used to construct the NumPy matrix.
- nodelist (list, optional) – The rows and columns are ordered according to the nodes in
nodelist
. Ifnodelist
is None, then the ordering is produced by G.nodes(). - dtype (NumPy data-type, optional) – A valid NumPy dtype used to initialize the array. If None, then the NumPy default is used.
- weight (string or None optional (default=’weight’)) – The edge attribute that holds the numerical value used for the edge weight. If None then all edge weights are 1.
- format (str in {‘bsr’, ‘csr’, ‘csc’, ‘coo’, ‘lil’, ‘dia’, ‘dok’}) – The type of the matrix to be returned (default ‘csr’). For some algorithms different implementations of sparse matrices can perform better. See [1] for details.
Returns: M – Graph adjacency matrix.
Return type: SciPy sparse matrix
Notes
The matrix entries are populated using the edge attribute held in parameter weight. When an edge does not have that attribute, the value of the entry is 1.
For multiple edges the matrix values are the sums of the edge weights.
When
nodelist
does not contain every node inG
, the matrix is built from the subgraph ofG
that is induced by the nodes innodelist
.Uses coo_matrix format. To convert to other formats specify the format= keyword.
The convention used for self-loop edges in graphs is to assign the diagonal matrix entry value to the weight attribute of the edge (or the number 1 if the edge has no weight attribute). If the alternate convention of doubling the edge weight is desired the resulting Scipy sparse matrix can be modified as follows:
>>> import scipy as sp >>> G = nx.Graph([(1, 1)]) >>> A = nx.to_scipy_sparse_matrix(G) >>> print(A.todense()) [[1]] >>> A.setdiag(A.diagonal() * 2) >>> print(A.todense()) [[2]]
Examples
>>> G = nx.MultiDiGraph() >>> G.add_edge(0, 1, weight=2) 0 >>> G.add_edge(1, 0) 0 >>> G.add_edge(2, 2, weight=3) 0 >>> G.add_edge(2, 2) 1 >>> S = nx.to_scipy_sparse_matrix(G, nodelist=[0, 1, 2]) >>> print(S.todense()) [[0 2 0] [1 0 0] [0 0 4]]
References
[1] Scipy Dev. References, “Sparse Matrices”, https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/sparse.html


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This film takes the court with all the fervor, spark, and talent a crowd loves to see in an underdog. Playing a fantastic first quarter and scoring from every corner with flashy moves; the film nearly secures an "A+" by half time. But like a team satisfied with a dominating lead, it just runs down the clock in the second half.
New neighbors, a couple of ten-year-olds, shoot some hoops. The innocence of their youth drives though the shaky defense - in this case a jittery camera. The boy is cocky, albeit uneasy about a girl in HIS sport. The girl is tough. Eventually embarrassed by the "female," the boy shoves her to the ground. And so begins a beautiful romance that teeters on the rim between love and basketball.
Older now, Omar Epps and Sanaa Lathan, are still the best of friends by high school, whether they're dating each other or not. Of course, we know they're in love ... but do they?
The film's dialogue is excellent, fresh, a high percentage deliverer. Sanaa asks her sister, "Ever been in love?" Sister: "Yeah." Sanaa: "Ever been loved back?" Sister: "Sure ... after I cut 'em off."
Kudos to the casting director are in order as well. The younger ballers are very believable (and talented) matches to their teen successors. Apt at the sport, Epps and Lathan (Sanaa learned the game in preparation for the film) can still handle the screen. Epps is an outstanding actor, if you agree, check out "The Wood" and "Best Man" on video. Lathan (also in "Best Man") is captivating, strong and lovely in her bull-headedness.
I love the direction in this movie (second half excepted). John Swanbeck, director of "Big Kahuana" said (in our recent interview), "faces will be my landscape." Writer/Director of "Love and Basketball," Gina Prince-Bythewood, (an athlete herself) paints mountains of emotion with her actors' eyes and speaks mouthfuls with their bodies. In another example of her directing finesse, we play 30 seconds of the game from the point of view of Lathan, hearing her thoughts, seeing what she sees. It's great first person basketball.
Unfortunately, what seemed to be a formulaic, but nonetheless "A" level production, strikes a lull during a "strip basketball" sequence from which it never quite regains its momentum or timing, nor does it really climax. Faulty story line choices also hinder the climax; the film has a tidy ending, but fails to deliver a swell. It pains me that such problems reduce the film's total score to "B+."
If this talented freshman could just have kept its head ... "Love and Basketball" would have made it to the championship game. Still, it's a memorable production, and I'll be looking forward to future efforts from these gifted people.
Love and Basketball. Copyright © 2000. Starring Omar Epps, Sanaa Lathan, Alfre Woodward, Dennis Haysbert, Glenndon Chatman, Kyla Pratt. Written and Directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood. Produced by Spike Lee and Sam Kitt at Newline.
Grade..........................B+
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by Wynne Parry- A chemical pregnancy is an early type of miscarriage that takes place shortly after conception, and you may not even notice it unless you take a sensitive pregnancy test.
- A chemical pregnancy happens when an egg and a sperm combine, but the combination doesn’t develop into an embryo. Technically, you’ve conceived, which is why you might get a positive pregnancy test result.
- Since a chemical pregnancy happens early in pregnancy, you may experience some of the typical symptoms of early pregnancy, including morning sickness, breast tenderness, and fatigue.
- Doctors say that a chemical pregnancy is a good sign that you can get pregnant and should try again when you and your partner are ready.
- This article was reviewed by Karen Duncan, MD, who is an assistant professor with the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at NYU Langone.
- Visit Insider’s homepage for more stories.
Conception doesn’t always lead to a baby. Sometimes pregnancy ends quickly on its own.
A very early type of miscarriage known as a chemical pregnancy takes place shortly after conception, and you may not even notice it unless you take a sensitive pregnancy test.
A chemical pregnancy does not produce an embryo
“What happens is a woman comes in and she has a positive pregnancy test, and you look on an ultrasound and you don’t see an embryo,” says Michael Cackovic, MD, who practices maternal-fetal medicine at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
A chemical pregnancy happens when one of your eggs and a sperm combine, but the combination doesn’t develop into an embryo. Technically, you’ve conceived, which is why a pregnancy test might give you a positive result.
But if no sign of an embryo appears on a second ultrasound at a later date, then you probably experienced a chemical pregnancy, Cackovic tells Insider.
Symptoms of a chemical pregnancy
It’s a condition that can easily go unnoticed.
“Sometimes women don’t even know they are pregnant,” Cackovic says, and their period is “just late.”
Since a chemical pregnancy happens early on, chances are you may have experienced some of the typical symptoms of early pregnancy, including morning sickness, breast tenderness, and fatigue.
Yet if you’ve had a chemical pregnancy you’ll probably see those symptoms disappear and you might experience bleeding as well, says Maura Quinlan, MD, an associate professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.
Chemical pregnancies are probably common
It’s unclear how frequently chemical pregnancies occur, but doctors say they’re common.
“Back in the day, pregnancy tests were only done when someone missed two periods,” Quinlan says. “No one knew they were having miscarriages.”
But because of the highly sensitive tests in use today, people are now more aware of early miscarriages, she adds.
Causes of a chemical pregnancy
Chemical pregnancies can occur for a number of reasons. The most common has to do with problems with the chromosomes in your egg or your partner’s sperm.
 But sometimes that number is too high or too low, which can lead to a chemical pregnancy.
Half of all miscarriages that occur within the first trimester – or 13 weeks of pregnancy – happen because an egg or sperm carries an abnormal number of chromosomes, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
Yet you have no control over this abnormality. There’s no activity – exercise, sex, fasting – that can cause a chemical pregnancy.
Cackovic says that he tells his patients, “That glass of wine you had before you knew you were pregnant did not do this. It was a predetermined situation.”
And you shouldn’t get too discouraged because “it is a good sign that a pregnancy started,” Quinlan says. If you’re having trouble getting pregnant in the first place – say, if the man has a low sperm count – then you’re unlikely to have a chemical pregnancy.
Therefore, a chemical pregnancy is a sign that you can get pregnant and should try again if you so choose.
- You’ve had a miscarriage. Here’s how long doctors recommend you wait before trying again
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- What is an ectopic pregnancy and how to treat it
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Two feared dead, 11 rescued in Lagos boat mishap
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Two persons were feared dead and 11 others rescued after a passenger boat capsised in Lagos.
The accident occurred around 8:15 am on Thursday at Itun Àga Area, Amuwo Odofin after the wooden boat collided with a Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) Tugboat with number 9252723, inscribed ‘Larana’.
It was gathered that the 30HP engine boat paddled by one John Adesuyi had 13 occupants.
According to police spokesman Bala Elkana, a Deputy Superintendent (DSP), 11 occupants were rescued in an operation involving teams of Marine Policemen, firefighters, Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA) and other responders.
However, the General Manager Lagos Waterways Authority (LASWA) Emmanuel Damilola told our Correspondent that 12 of the occupants were rescued that day.
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He said: “From the records I have, 12 persons were rescued that day and one person is missing. The body has not been recovered yet. I can only give you further details later when I have access to the records.”
In a related incident, a 26-year-old man Sodiq Yusuf last week drowned while swimming in the pool at the National Stadium, Surulere.
Yusuf, a resident of 26, Horgan Bassey Street, Surulere was said to have been discovered around 6 pm on November 17 and the police contacted.
According to Elkana, the victim was rescued and rushed to Randle General Hospital by policemen but he later died.
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Transistors were invented in 1947. They made computers faster, smaller and cheaper, more energy effecient, and also more reliable.
However, it still produced a lot of heat that could possibly cause the computer to be damaged. Punch cards were still being used as input and the output was also printed paper like the first generation of computers. The computers also started to use a magnetic core instead of a magnetic drum to store memory. Higher level languages were being programmed and programers can type words instead of using binary.


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| int | Id [get, set] |
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| EnMigrationLogRecordType | Type [get, set] |
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| int | MigrationId [get, set] |
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| Migration | Migration [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the migration More... | |
| int | ConfigurationId [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the configuration id More... | |
| Configuration | Configuration [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the configuration More... | |
| string | MigratorTemplateCode [get, set] |
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| string | MigratorTemplateName [get, set] |
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| string | MigratorTypeName [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the migrator type name More... | |
| string | MigratorName [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the migrator name More... | |
| string | ResourceCode [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the resource code More... | |
| string | ResourceName [get, set] |
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| DateTimeOffset | Started [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the operation execution start time More... | |
| DateTimeOffset | Finished [get, set] |
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| string | SourcePoint [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the source migration point. More... | |
| string | DestinationPoint [get, set] |
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| string | Message [get, set] |
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| string | ErrorStackTrace [get, set] |
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| Exception | Exception [set] |
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Gets or sets the source migration point.
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Gets or sets the log record type
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This command calculates the sample drift given a MoleculeArchive and a tag corresponding to all immobile molecules. Then calculates the mean x and y position for each slice from those immobile molecules and places the results into each ImageMetaData record’s datatable with the column headings x_drift and y_drift:
This command can also be used to calculate other kinds of background besides drift. For example, if you have changes in flow, you could add that in a second set of columns to the ImageMetaData table and correct for it.
The command is intended to be used together with the [[DriftCorrector]]. First, you calculate the drift with this command and then you correct for it using the [[DriftCorrector]].
#@ MoleculeArchive archive
#@ ImageJ ij
import de.mpg.biochem.mars.molecule.*;
//Make an instance of the Command you want to run...
final DriftCalculatorCommand driftCalc = new DriftCalculatorCommand();
//Populates @Parameters Services etc.. using the current context
//which we get from the ImageJ input...
driftCalc.setContext(ij.getContext());
//Set all the input parameters
driftCalc.setArchive(archive);
driftCalc.setBackgroundTag("background");
driftCalc.setInputX("x");
driftCalc.setInputY("y");
driftCalc.setOutputX("x_drift");
driftCalc.setOutputY("y_drift");
driftCalc.setUseIncompleteTraces(false);
//Run the Command
driftCalc.run();
//Retrieve output from the command
//In this case, the archive is just modified
//so no output is needed and the line below is not needed
//archive = driftCalc.getArchive();


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Object instantiation is one of the costlier operations in Java. The fewer objects you have to create, the faster your program will be run. By the way, each object instantiation ultimatelly results in increased garbage collection time.
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