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by Israel News Talk RadioIn response to the targeted killing of arch-terrorist Baha Abu Al-Atta, Arab militants besieged the Jewish state with over 500 missiles in less than 72 hours. School closings, industrial paralysis, traumatized children hovering in bomb shelters and relentless wails of air raid sirens have defined the past week in the Jewish State.


Network Module¶
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class
stage_props.network.
Address
(ip, port)¶ -
property
ip
¶ Alias for field number 0
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property
port
¶ Alias for field number 1
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property
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class
stage_props.network.
Connection
(proto, local_address, foreign_address, state, pid)¶ -
property
foreign_address
¶ Alias for field number 2
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property
local_address
¶ Alias for field number 1
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property
pid
¶ Alias for field number 4
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property
proto
¶ Alias for field number 0
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property
state
¶ Alias for field number 3
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property
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class
stage_props.network.
Proto
¶ An enumeration.
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class
stage_props.network.
State
¶ An enumeration.
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stage_props.network.
netstat
(chrome_pid: int = None) → List[stage_props.network.Connection]¶ Simulated output of netstat -ob. return a partiality randomized list of connections


JavaScriptMVC 3.3 introduces a lot of new features to build large and responsive applications. As such, there are a few changes from 3.2 and this guide walks through the API differences between the versions.
CanJS
Can has replaced the previous MVC internals of JavaScript MVC, but provides backwards compatability to jQuery MX. jQuery MX $.Class, $.Model, and $.Controller will not be supported in future versions, and we urge you to switch to using can.
Steal
Steal in 3.3 has support for AMD modules. Steal will still load resources as 3.2, however will also now follow the pattern for dependencies represented by a string id.
So, as a simple example:
steal('fooResource', function(foo) {});
In the above example, "foo" refers to the module returned by fooResource/fooResource.js.
This leads to the gotcha when defining "$" in the previous syntax. So code that used to look like:
The above will not work as expected, because "$" will refer to a module returned by "someController" or undefined. In 3.3, a simple change will fix this issue for jQuery users:
$.View() now returns a document fragment to aid with faster rendering within your application. However, when nesting templates, you'll need the actual html string returned by $.View.render as opposed to the document fragment.
JavaScriptMVC 3.3 introduces a lot of new features to build large and responsive applications. As such, there are a few changes from 3.2 and this guide walks through the API differences between the versions.
CanJS
Can has replaced the previous MVC internals of JavaScript MVC, but provides backwards compatability to jQuery MX. jQuery MX $.Class, $.Model, and $.Controller will not be supported in future versions, and we urge you to switch to using can.
Steal
Steal in 3.3 has support for AMD modules. Steal will still load resources as 3.2, however will also now follow the pattern for dependencies represented by a string id.
So, as a simple example:
In the above example, "foo" refers to the module returned by fooResource/fooResource.js.
This leads to the gotcha when defining "$" in the previous syntax. So code that used to look like:
The above will not work as expected, because "$" will refer to a module returned by "someController" or undefined. In 3.3, a simple change will fix this issue for jQuery users:
$.Class.prototype.callback
"callback" has been deprecated and is now "proxy" to match jQuery's API.
3.2:
3.3:
$.View
$.View() now returns a document fragment to aid with faster rendering within your application. However, when nesting templates, you'll need the actual html string returned by $.View.render as opposed to the document fragment.
Within your EJS templates in 3.2:
3.3:


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| Class and Description |
|---|
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.utils.Api.Endpoint
Use
Endpoints |
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.utils.Api.MetaKey
Use
MetaKeys |
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.utils.Api.Param
Use
Parameters |
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.utils.Api.Sort
Use
SortBy |
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.eventskit.Event
use
AnonymousEvent
Kept only for legacy events that might be stored on the device |
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.database.ItemSQLiteHelper
No longer maintained
Class for handling the
ShoppinglistItem SQLite table. |
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.shoppinglists.ListArrayListener
No longer maintained
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| com.shopgun.android.sdk.shoppinglists.ListManager
No longer maintained
This class provides methods, for easily handling of
Shoppinglists , ShoppinglistItems ,
and Shares , without having to worry about keeping a sane, and
synchronizing state with both the database and, the
ShopGun API. |
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.database.ListSQLiteHelper
No longer maintained
Class for handling the
Shoppinglist SQLite table. |
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.database.SgnDatabase
no longer maintained
A middle layer for performing certain transformations on the DB data, prior to returning it to the caller.
|
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.database.SgnDataSource
No longer maintained
|
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.database.SgnOpenHelper
No longer maintained
The SgnOpenHelper is a class for doing easy/clean database instantiation, and migration.
SgnOpenHelper calls static methods to sub-classes (each subclass essentially being a table)
to do creation and upgrades. This way any sub-class can be instantiated and queried for data
without having the trouble of database creation and upgrades.
|
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.model.Share
shopping list no longer maintained
|
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.database.ShareSQLiteHelper
No longer maintained
Class for handling the
Share SQLite table. |
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.model.Shoppinglist
No longer maintained
This class is a representation of the ShopGun API v2 shopppinglist.
|
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.bus.ShoppinglistEvent
No longer maintained
|
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.model.ShoppinglistItem
No longer maintained
|
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.shoppinglists.SyncDebugger
No longer maintained
|
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.shoppinglists.SyncInterval
No longer maintained
Supported synchronization intervals for
SyncManager
and is one of:
SyncInterval.FAST when needed, e.g.: when the user is actively interacting
with a Shoppinglist or it's ShoppinglistItem 's. |
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.shoppinglists.SyncManager
No longer maintained
The
SyncManager class performs asynchronous synchronization with the
ShopGun API, to propagate all Shoppinglist and ShoppinglistItem
changes that a user may have done in the database .
Notifications about There are four types of synchronization that will be performed:
When |
| Method and Description |
|---|
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.model.Catalog.getCatrgoryIds()
typo in method name
|
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.model.User.getId()
Use
getUserId() } instead. |
com.shopgun.android.sdk.ShopGun.getListManager()
ListManager no longer maintained |
com.shopgun.android.sdk.ShopGun.getSyncManager()
SyncManager no longer maintained |
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.database.DbUtils.migrateOfflineLists(ListManager, SgnDatabase, boolean)
Shopping list are no longer maintained
|
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.model.Catalog.setCatrgoryIds(Set<String>)
typo in method name
|
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.model.User.setId(String)
Use
setUserId(int) instead. |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.log.Event(String) |
| com.shopgun.android.sdk.log.Event(String, String) |


Use the well as a simple effect on an element to give it an inset effect. You can even control the sizes
of your wells with well-sm
, and well-lg
classes
All God does is watch us and kill us when we get boring. We must never, ever be boring.
Trout, incidentally, had written a book about a money tree. It had twenty-dollar bills for leaves. Its flowers were government
bonds. Its fruit was diamonds. It attracted human beings who killed each other around the
roots and made very good fertilizer.
Words! Mere words! How terrible they were! How clear, and vivid, and cruel! One could not escape from them.  They seemed to be able to give a plastic form to formless
things, and to have a music of their own as sweet as that of viol or of lute. Mere words!
Was there anything so real as words?
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This section contains info about frequently needed tasks.
Configure Security
Customize UART
Customize Legato Yocto USB
Debug Apps
Manage Config Tree
Manage eCall
Manage GNSS
Manage Device Power
NMEA Port Setup
Port Legacy Apps
Set User Timebase
Use AirVantage
Use Logs
Use Software Update
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Before Change
for step, promise in step_batch:
keyed_request, result = self._maybe_cache_get(step)
if result is None:
result = step(node_builder)
self._maybe_cache_put(keyed_request, result)
promise.success(result)
def _try_pickle(obj):
try:
After Change
key, result = self._maybe_cache_get(entry, runnable)
if result is None:
try:
result = Return(runnable.func(*runnable.args))
self._maybe_cache_put(key, result)
except Exception as e:
result = Throw(e)
completed.append((entry, result))
generator.send(completed)


The following code generates the LMMR index (LemonMyrtle-MyrtleRust), a new spectral disease index for the pathosystem Austropuccinia psidii and Backhousia citriodora.
Please run the following code to install required R packages
install.packages(c("caret",
"cowplot",
"devtools",
"gdata",
"ggplot2",
"glmulti",
"hsdar",
"magrittr",
"plyr",
"PresenceAbsence",
"prospectr",
"rJava",
"reshape2",
"VSURF"))
Note: For the package rJava it is necessary to set the path of the directory where Java is installed. Please install correct version of Java (32 or 64 bit) before setting the path to the Java dir. For help follow this LINK
For my setup I had to run:
Sys.setenv(JAVA_HOME='C:\\Program Files\\Java\\jre1.8.0_151')
Now we load the installed packages:
library(caret)
library(cowplot)
library(devtools)
library(gdata)
library(ggplot2)
library(glmulti)
library(hsdar)
library(magrittr)
library(plyr)
library(PresenceAbsence)
library(prospectr)
library(rJava)
library(reshape2)
library(VSURF)
Also the necessary functions, which can be download from the GitHub repository:
source("R/FUN_drop_cat_var.R")
source("R/FUN_exportVSURF.R")
source("R/FUN_raw2speclibhsdar.R")
source("R/FUN_prepggwide2long.R")
And create a directory for the analysis output:
dir.create("output", FALSE, FALSE)
The following chunk of code is loading the cleaned spectral data (1), is then checking how many factor levels are stored in the Type column (2) and also dropping the level
ori.data <- read.csv("data/data.wo.out.binned.cut.csv") #1
levels(ori.data$Type) #2
data <- drop_class(ori.data, ori.data$Type, "Healthy") #3
Type <- data$Type #4
data$Type <- ifelse(data$Type=='Untreated',1,0) #5
data[names(data)[-1]] <- log(data[names(data)[-1]]) #6
The VSURF package is used to conduct a pre-selection of important variables. This pre-selection was done as it reduced the total runtime of the analysis by avoiding a direct model selection procedure which would be more time consuming. The VSURF selection was repeated 10 times (1-2) to account for random selection encounters (~ 30h runtime).
set.seed(20180111)
feature.set <- list()
runs <- seq(1, 10, 1) # 1
for (i in runs) {
feature.set[[i]] <-
VSURF(data[, 2:202], data[, 1],
clusterType = "FORK", ntree = 2000,
mtry = 50
)
} # 2
saveRDS(feature.set, "data/features.rds") # 4
feature.set <- readRDS("data/features.rds") #5
As we ran the VSURF feature selection ten times, the container list (1) was filled with ten result object where each contains, amongst others, three vectors of important variables. One vector (varselect.thres) contains a coarse set of important features, another (varselect.interp) a refined set, and a third contains a set of important features with no redundancy (varselect.pred). Pls refer to the VSURF vignette for more information on the different sets. For our analysis, we want to find the unique wavebands among all ten selections. Therefore a result list was created (2) and we looped through each single object (3) to assign them to the result list (band.vectors). This list was turned into a single object (4) and all unique wavebands were selected (5).
runs <- seq(1, length(feature.set), 1) # 1
band.vectors <- list() # 2
for (i in runs) {
band.vectors[[i]] <-
export_vsurf(feature.set[[i]]$varselect.pred, data[, 2:202])
} # 3
VSURF.selection <- unlist(band.vectors) # 4
VSURF.selection <- sort(unique(VSURF.selection)) # 5
The 27 unique, most important wavebands could be used as input for an exhaustive model selection procedure using the package glmulti. We first set a seed (1) to avoid random number processing and reproduce our results and then run the model selection (2) to find the four most important wavebands. As glmulti does not provide model coefficients, another logistic regression was run (3) on the glmulti result to find coefficients for the model. We saved (4) and reloaded (5) the final model to reproduce our results quicker when re-running the code. Eventually, the coefficients (6) and the most important wavebands (7) of the final model were used to generate a linear function (8) that is most suitable to discriminate treated and untreated trees.
set.seed(20180117) # 1
multi.model <- glmulti(y = names(data)[1],
xr = paste0("X", VSURF.selection),
data, maxsize = 4,
level = 1,
family = binomial) # 2
model.1 <- glm(as.formula(summary(multi.model)$bestmodel),
data,
family = binomial) # 3
saveRDS(model.1, "output/LMMRmodel.RDS") # 4
model.1 <- readRDS(file = 'output/LMMRmodel.RDS') #5
coefficients(model.1) # 6
## (Intercept) X545 X555 X1505 X2195
## 18.38680 75.38174 -78.80910 45.99251 -46.83051
best.bands <- row.names(summary(model.1)$coefficients)[c(2, 3, 4, 5)] # 7
LMMR.model.eq <- "log[P/(1 - P)] = 18.387 + 75.382 log[R545] - 78.809 log[R555] + 45.993 log[R1505] - 46.831 log[R2195]" # 8
Based on the LMMR model we designed the LMMR index through mathematical simplification. We initially log transformed the spectral reflectance to apply Eq. 2 and 3 (Heim et al., 2018). Additionally, to summarize the model coefficients and yield 5/3 as a simplification, the absolute 95% confidence intervals for coefficient pairs should overlap as this indicates products of approximately equal magnitudes. Please refer to our article for the required steps yielding the LMMR.
confint(model.1)
## 2.5 % 97.5 %
## (Intercept) 9.964532 27.46334
## X545 57.012245 96.08337
## X555 -99.922625 -60.08532
## X1505 37.325040 56.02228
## X2195 -57.069230 -38.04457
Initially, we load a spectral dataset (1), then we drop the class “Healthy” (2) and use our custom-build function (3) to create a spectral library for the hsdar package.
spectra <-
read.csv("data/data.wo.out.binned.cut.csv", check.names = FALSE) %>% #1
drop_class(., .$Type, "Healthy") %>% #2
raw2speclib(.) #3
We used the hsdar pkg to define spectral indices. The PRI and MCARI already existed in the package and we added the NBNDVI (1) and the LMMR (2). We stored them all in a vector to simplify processing (3).
NBNDVI <- '(R850-R680)/(R850+R680)' #1
LMMR <- '((R545/R555)^(5/3))*(R1505/R2195)' #2
index <- c("PRI", "MCARI", NBNDVI, LMMR) #3
After the indices were defined we can used them to convert our spectral data into index values by applying the indices on our spectral data (1-4). The LMMR must be transformed to the log scale (4) as it was developed that way and to use a fair comparison. We yield a new dataset (5) that contains index values and we add a column (6) containing the response (Treated, Untreated) for our classification.
index.list <- list()
index.list[['PRI']] <- vegindex(spectra, index[1]) #1
index.list[['MCARI']] <- vegindex(spectra, index[2]) #2
index.list[['NBNDVI']] <- vegindex(spectra, index[3]) #3
index.list[['LMMR']] <- log(vegindex(spectra, index[4])) #4
index.df <- do.call(cbind.data.frame, index.list) #5
index.df$Type <- Type #6
write.csv(index.df, "output/specindices.csv", row.names = FALSE)
First we split (1) our index dataset into training (2) and testing (3) to build a logistic regression model (train) and then validated this model on an isolated sample (test). We also defined classification parameters (4). For classification we used the caret pkg.
Splitting data:
inTrain <- createDataPartition(y = index.df$Type, p = .75, list = FALSE) #1
Train.75 <- index.df[inTrain,] #2
Test.25 <- index.df[-inTrain,] #3
ctrl <- trainControl(method = "boot",
number = 1000,
classProbs = FALSE,
savePredictions = TRUE) #4
Creating training models:
# PRI Training
PRI.model <- train(Type ~ PRI,
data = Train.75,
method = "glm",
trControl = ctrl,
metric = c('Kappa'))
PRIvalues <- PRI.model$finalModel$fitted.values
sink(file = "output/PRItrain75eval.txt")
PRI.model$pred
summary(PRI.model)# estimates
confusionMatrix(PRI.model)
sink()
# MCARI Training
MCARI.model <- train(Type ~ MCARI,
data = Train.75,
method = "glm",
trControl = ctrl,
metric = c("Kappa"))
MCARIvalues <- MCARI.model$finalModel$fitted.values
sink(file = "output/MCARItrain75eval.txt")
MCARI.model$pred
summary(MCARI.model)
confusionMatrix(MCARI.model)
sink()
# NBNDVI Training
NBNDVI.model <- train(Type ~ NBNDVI,
data = Train.75,
method = "glm",
trControl = ctrl,
metric = c("Kappa"))
NBNDVIvalues <- NBNDVI.model$finalModel$fitted.values
sink(file = "output/NBNDVItrain75eval.txt")
NBNDVI.model$pred
summary(NBNDVI.model)
confusionMatrix(NBNDVI.model)
sink()
# LMMR Training
LMMR.model <- train(Type ~ LMMR,
data = Train.75,
method = "glm",
trControl = ctrl,
metric = c("Kappa"))
LMMRvalues <- LMMR.model$finalModel$fitted.values
sink(file = "output/LMMRtrain75eval.txt")
LMMR.model$pred
summary(LMMR.model)
confusionMatrix(LMMR.model)
sink()
Creating predictions (validation):
# PRI Testing
PRI.pred <- predict(PRI.model, newdata = Test.25)
sink("output/PRITest25.txt", append=FALSE, split=FALSE)
confusionMatrix(data = PRI.pred, Test.25$Type)
sink()
# MCARI Testing
MCARI.pred <- predict(MCARI.model, newdata = Test.25)
sink("output/MCARITest25.txt", append=FALSE, split=FALSE)
confusionMatrix(data = MCARI.pred, Test.25$Type)
sink()
# NBNDVI Testing
NBNDVI.pred <- predict(NBNDVI.model, newdata = Test.25)
sink("output/NBNDVITest25.txt", append=FALSE, split=FALSE)
confusionMatrix(data = NBNDVI.pred, Test.25$Type)
sink()
# LMMR Testing
LMMR.pred <- predict(LMMR.model, newdata = Test.25)
sink("output/LMMRTest25.txt", append=FALSE, split=FALSE)
confusionMatrix(data = LMMR.pred, Test.25$Type)
sink()
First we built a df using the fitted values of the training process for each index (1-5) and added useful names for each column (6).
train.res.df <- as.data.frame(Train.75$Type) #1
train.res.df$PRIval <- PRIvalues #2
train.res.df$MCARIval <- MCARIvalues #3
train.res.df$NBNDVIval <- NBNDVIvalues #4
train.res.df$LMMRval <- LMMRvalues #5
names(train.res.df) <- c('Type', 'PRI', 'MCARI', 'NBNDVI', 'LMMR') #6
Then we can plot the results of the training process.
Below is the output of the model validation.
## Confusion Matrix and Statistics
##
## Reference
## Prediction Treated Untreated
## Treated 39 21
## Untreated 20 36
##
## Accuracy : 0.6466
## 95% CI : (0.5524, 0.7331)
## No Information Rate : 0.5086
## P-Value [Acc > NIR] : 0.001876
##
## Kappa : 0.2927
## Mcnemar's Test P-Value : 1.000000
##
## Sensitivity : 0.6610
## Specificity : 0.6316
## Pos Pred Value : 0.6500
## Neg Pred Value : 0.6429
## Prevalence : 0.5086
## Detection Rate : 0.3362
## Detection Prevalence : 0.5172
## Balanced Accuracy : 0.6463
##
## 'Positive' Class : Treated
##
## Confusion Matrix and Statistics
##
## Reference
## Prediction Treated Untreated
## Treated 43 17
## Untreated 16 40
##
## Accuracy : 0.7155
## 95% CI : (0.6243, 0.7954)
## No Information Rate : 0.5086
## P-Value [Acc > NIR] : 4.595e-06
##
## Kappa : 0.4307
## Mcnemar's Test P-Value : 1
##
## Sensitivity : 0.7288
## Specificity : 0.7018
## Pos Pred Value : 0.7167
## Neg Pred Value : 0.7143
## Prevalence : 0.5086
## Detection Rate : 0.3707
## Detection Prevalence : 0.5172
## Balanced Accuracy : 0.7153
##
## 'Positive' Class : Treated
##
## Confusion Matrix and Statistics
##
## Reference
## Prediction Treated Untreated
## Treated 49 32
## Untreated 10 25
##
## Accuracy : 0.6379
## 95% CI : (0.5435, 0.7251)
## No Information Rate : 0.5086
## P-Value [Acc > NIR] : 0.003376
##
## Kappa : 0.2709
## Mcnemar's Test P-Value : 0.001194
##
## Sensitivity : 0.8305
## Specificity : 0.4386
## Pos Pred Value : 0.6049
## Neg Pred Value : 0.7143
## Prevalence : 0.5086
## Detection Rate : 0.4224
## Detection Prevalence : 0.6983
## Balanced Accuracy : 0.6346
##
## 'Positive' Class : Treated
##
## Confusion Matrix and Statistics
##
## Reference
## Prediction Treated Untreated
## Treated 55 6
## Untreated 4 51
##
## Accuracy : 0.9138
## 95% CI : (0.8472, 0.9579)
## No Information Rate : 0.5086
## P-Value [Acc > NIR] : <2e-16
##
## Kappa : 0.8274
## Mcnemar's Test P-Value : 0.7518
##
## Sensitivity : 0.9322
## Specificity : 0.8947
## Pos Pred Value : 0.9016
## Neg Pred Value : 0.9273
## Prevalence : 0.5086
## Detection Rate : 0.4741
## Detection Prevalence : 0.5259
## Balanced Accuracy : 0.9135
##
## 'Positive' Class : Treated
##
Finally, we visualized the spectral signature for each classification group (Treated and Untreated) and showed the most important wavebands. First, we reformated our wide df into a long df (1). In a second step, we get the selected best bands (2) from a previous step and remove the X to have a numeric vector (3).
specdat <- read.csv("data/data.wo.out.binned.cut.csv", check.names = FALSE)
spectra.gg <- prep_gg(specdat) #1
bands4gg <-as.numeric(gsub('X', '', best.bands)) #2, 3
Now we can plot spectral signatures:
Finally, we combined the last two plots, as shown in the article, and saved the plot:
# C) Get bar/jitter plots from 7A and modify to combine with 7B
p5 <- plot_list[[2]]#MCARI
p5 <- p5+
theme(#axis.title.x=element_blank(),
axis.text.x=element_blank(),
axis.ticks.x=element_blank(),
axis.title.y=element_blank())
p6 <- plot_list[[3]]#NBNDVI
p6 <- p6+
theme(#axis.title.x=element_blank(),
axis.text.x=element_blank(),
axis.ticks.x=element_blank(),
axis.title.y=element_blank())
p7 <- plot_list[[4]]#LMMR
p7 <- p7+
theme(#axis.title.x=element_blank(),
axis.text.x=element_blank(),
axis.ticks.x=element_blank(),
axis.title.y=element_blank())
p9 <- plot_list[[1]]#PRI
p9 <- p9+
theme(#axis.title.x=element_blank(),
axis.text.x=element_blank(),
axis.ticks.x=element_blank())+
labs(x = "PRI", y="Disease Prob.")
# D) Build Figure 2
plot.res <- ggdraw() +
draw_plot(p9, x = 0, y = .5, width = .25, height = .5) +
draw_plot(p5, x = .25, y = .5, width = .25, height = .5) +
draw_plot(p6, x = .5, y = .5, width = .25, height = .5) +
draw_plot(p7, x = .75, y = .5, width = .25, height = .5) +
draw_plot(pspec, x = 0, y = 0, width = 1, height = 0.5) +
draw_plot_label(label = c("A", "B", "C", "D", "E"), size = 12,
x = c(0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 0), y = c(1, 1, 1, 1, 0.5))
ggsave("output/Figure2.boxspectra.png",
plot = plot.res,
width = 40,
height = 20,
units = "cm",
dpi = 400
)
Copyright © 2018 René Hans-Jürgen Heim
contact: rene.heim@hdr.mq.edu.au


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display a ferocious life of their own when you try to lay them straight
and flat after they have been coiled for some time. It is rumored within
IBM that channel cables for the 370 are limited to 200 feet because
beyond that length the boas get dangerous — and it is worth noting that
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My name is Mike. I've lived in Seattle since 2006. I'm originally from Chicago. I am a musician with a background in performing, recording, writing, and teaching -- mostly from the perspective of guitar. I'm a writer, usually about music, and have work published in The Fretboard Journal, American Standard Time, and KEXP Blog. I've worked in many industries, including musical instruments, restaurants, and for the Seattle Public Library.
I'd like to work somewhere in the space between dev and UX. My interests are more on the front end.
I enjoy 35mm photography, studying Japanese, watching baseball (Seattle Mariners in the AL, Chicago Cubs in the NL, and Hanshin Tigers in NPB Central League), and travel.  Blanco is entirely white, and Elwood is an orange tabby.
Education
- Code Fellows - Full Stack Web and Software Development certificate (November 2020)
- University of Washington - Technical Writing certificate (June 2020)
- University of Washington - Bachelor of Arts, Anthropology (June 2019)
Ten Favorite Places I Have Been
- Kyoto, Japan
- Kenai Peninsula, Alaska
- Loreto, Baja California Sur, Mexico
- Roaring Fork Valley, Colorado
- Tokyo, Japan
- Hana, Maui
- Glacier National Park, Montana
- Olympic National Park, Washington
- Mesa Verde, Colorado
- Okinawa, Japan


T-cell prolymphocytic leukemia (T-PLL) is a rare type of neoplasm with an adverse prognosis due to poor responsiveness to conventional chemotherapies. Accurate and rapid diagnosis of T-PLL is problematic due to the heterogeneous nature of the disease. Therefore, further molecular insights of T-PLL are needed. Small non-coding RNAs (sncRNA) are defined as single stranded RNAs that are smaller than 200nt in length and include e.g. microRNAs (miR), small nucleolar RNA (snoRNA).
To increase the molecular understanding of T-PLL, we performed sncRNA expression profiling with the Illumina platform on a well-characterized panel of 21 T-PLL samples. Notably, detailed molecular, cytogenetic, morphologic and clinical data are available of all T-PLL patients included in this study. , we performed a correlation study using the expression profiles of the different types of sncRNAs and found a clear separation of T-PLL samples from the normal T-cell fractions when miRNA, piRNA and snoRNA expression profiles were used in the analysis. In addition, based on these data we could already identify potential subgroups of T-PLL, indicating that T-PLL is not a homogeneous disease. Finally, we noted aberrant expression of different types of sncRNAs compared to normal T-cell fractions, which may be indicative for essential roles of sncRNA species in the pathogenesis of T-PLL
Currently, we are in the process of characterizing sncRNA species that are aberrantly regulated specifically in T-PLL. Finally, we are selecting candidate sncRNAs for further functional characterization and for testing their diagnostic and/or prognostic value.


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November
Rain
(Guns N' Roses) |
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When
I look into your eyes
I can see a love restrained But darlin' when I hold you Don't you know I feel the same 'Cause nothin' lasts forever And we both know hearts can change And it's hard to hold a candle In the cold November rain We've been through this auch a long long time Just tryin' to kill the pain But lovers always come and lovers always go An no one's really sure who's lettin' go today Walking away If we could take the time to lay it on the line I could rest my head Just knowin' that you were mine All mine So if you want to love me then darlin' don't refrain Or I'll just end up walkin' In the cold November rain Do you need some time...on your own Do you need some time...all alone Everybody needs some time... on their own Don't you know you need some time...all alone I know it's hard to keep an open heart When even friends seem out to harm you But if you could heal a broken heart Wouldn't time be out to charm you Sometimes I need some time...on my own Sometimes I need some time...all alone Everybody needs some time... on their own Don't you know you need some time...all alone And when your fears subside And shadows still remain I know that you can love me When there's no one left to blame So never mind the darkness We still can find a way 'Cause nothin' lasts forever Even cold November rain Don't ya think that you need somebody Don't ya think that you need someone Everybody needs somebody You're not the only one You're not the only one |


Other Structures
The following structures are available globally.
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Swift
public struct _AdjacencyList_DirectedEdgeId<RawId> : Equatable, Hashable, Comparable where RawId : BinaryInteger
extension _AdjacencyList_DirectedEdgeId: CustomStringConvertible
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A collection of all edges in an
See moreAdjacencyList
.Declaration
Swift
public struct _AdjacencyList_DirectedEdgeCollection<Storage: Collection>: Collection where Storage.Element: _AdjacencyListPerVertex, Storage.Index == Int
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All edges from a single vertex in an AdjacencyList graph.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct _AdjacencyList_DirectedVertexEdgeCollection<EdgeData> : Collection where EdgeData : _AdjacencyListPerEdge
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Undocumented
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Swift
public struct _DirectedAdjacencyList_ParallelProjection<PerVertex: _AdjacencyListPerVertex>: GraphProtocol, IncidenceGraph, PropertyGraph
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A general purpose directed adjacency list graph.
DirectedAdjacencyList implements a directed graph, and supports parallel edges.
DirectedAdjacencyList also allows storing arbitrary additional data with each vertex and edge. If you select a zero-sized type (such as
Empty
), all overhead is optimized away by the Swift compiler.Note: because tuples cannot yet conform to protocols, we have to use a separate type (
Empty
) instead ofVoid
.Operations that do not modify the graph structure occur in O(1) time. Additional operations that run in O(1) (amortized) time include: adding a new edge, and adding a new vertex. Operations that remove either vertices or edges invalidate existing
VertexId
s andEdgeId
s. Adding new vertices or edges do not invalidate previously retrived ids.DirectedAdjacencyList is parameterized by the
See moreRawId
which can be carefully tuned to save memory. A good default isUInt32
, unless you are trying to represent more than 2^31 vertices, or a lot of parallel edges.Declaration
Swift
public struct DirectedAdjacencyList< Vertex: DefaultInitializable, Edge: DefaultInitializable, RawId: BinaryInteger >: DirectedAdjacencyListProtocol where RawId.Stride: SignedInteger
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Stores all relevant information for an edge within a directed adjacency list.
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Swift
public struct _AdjacencyList_DirectedPerEdge<VertexId, Edge> : _AdjacencyListPerEdge where VertexId : BinaryInteger
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Stores all relevant information for a vertex within a directed adjacency list.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct _AdjacencyList_DirectedPerVertex<Vertex, EdgeData> : _AdjacencyListPerVertex where EdgeData : _AdjacencyListPerEdge
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A general purpose, bidirectional adjacency list graph.
BidirectionalAdjacencyList implements a bidirectional graph. Additionally, parallel edges are supported.
BidirectionalAdjacencyList also allows storing arbitrary additional data with each vertex and edge. If you select a zero-sized type (such as
Empty
), all overhead is optimized away by the Swift compiler.Note: because tuples cannot yet conform to protocols, we have to use a separate type (
Empty
) instead ofVoid
.Operations that do not modify the graph structure occur in O(1) time. Additional operations that run in O(1) (amortized) time include: adding a new edge, and adding a new vertex. Operations that remove either vertices or edges invalidate existing
VertexId
s andEdgeId
s. Adding new vertices or edges do not invalidate previously retrived ids.BidirectionalAdjacencyList is parameterized by the
See moreRawId
which can be carefully tuned to save memory. A good default isInt32
, unless you are trying to represent more than 2^32 vertices.Declaration
Swift
public struct BidirectionalAdjacencyList< Vertex: DefaultInitializable, Edge: DefaultInitializable, RawId: BinaryInteger >: DirectedAdjacencyListProtocol where RawId.Stride: SignedInteger
extension BidirectionalAdjacencyList: BidirectionalGraph
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct _AdjacencyList_BidirectionalPerEdge< RawId: BinaryInteger, Edge: DefaultInitializable >: _AdjacencyListPerEdgeBidirectional
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Undocumented
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Swift
public struct _AdjacencyList_BidirectionalPerVertex< Vertex: DefaultInitializable, EdgeData: _AdjacencyListPerEdgeBidirectional >: _AdjacencyListPerVertexBidirectional
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Undocumented
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Swift
public struct UndirectedAdjacencyList< Vertex: DefaultInitializable, Edge: DefaultInitializable, RawId: BinaryInteger >: UndirectedAdjacencyListProtocol where RawId.Stride: SignedInteger
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Declaration
Swift
public struct _AdjacencyList_UndirectedEdgeId<RawId> where RawId : BinaryInteger
extension _AdjacencyList_UndirectedEdgeId: Equatable, Hashable, Comparable
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Undocumented
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Swift
public struct _AdjacencyList_UndirectedPerVertex< Vertex: DefaultInitializable, EdgeData: _AdjacencyListPerEdgeBidirectional >: _AdjacencyListPerVertexUndirected
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct _AdjacencyList_UndirectedEdgeCollection<Storage: Collection>: Collection where Storage.Element: _AdjacencyListPerVertex, Storage.Index == Int
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct _AdjacencyList_UndirectedVertexEdgeCollection< EdgeData: _AdjacencyListPerEdgeBidirectional >: Collection
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Declaration
Swift
public struct SIMDLabelBundle<SIMDType> where SIMDType : SIMD, SIMDType.Scalar == Float
extension SIMDLabelBundle: LabelBundle
extension SIMDLabelBundle: CustomStringConvertible
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A message used in
See moreParallelGraph
algorithms to compute the sum of weights for all incoming edges to a vertex.Declaration
Swift
public struct IncomingEdgeWeightSumMessage : MergeableMessage
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A table that records the parents of every discovered vertex in a graph search algorithm.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct TablePredecessorRecorder<Graph> where Graph : IncidenceGraph
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Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct TransformingPropertyMap<NewValue, Underlying> : PropertyMap where Underlying : PropertyMap
extension TransformingPropertyMap: ParallelCapablePropertyMap where Underlying: ParallelCapablePropertyMap
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A table-based external property map.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct TablePropertyMap<Graph: GraphProtocol, Key, Value>: ExternalPropertyMap where Key: IdIndexable
extension TablePropertyMap: ParallelCapablePropertyMap where Graph: ParallelGraph
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An external property map backed by a dictionary.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct DictionaryPropertyMap<Graph: GraphProtocol, Key, Value>: ExternalPropertyMap where Key: Hashable
extension DictionaryPropertyMap: ParallelCapablePropertyMap where Graph: ParallelGraph


RALGRO- zeranol implant
Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp.
Contains ten 24-dose cartridges. (Dosage: 3 pellets, each containing 12 mg of Zeranol)
NDC 0061-5026-03
For increased weight gain and for improved feed conversion of weaned beef calves, growing beef cattle, feedlot steers and feedlot heifers. For increased rate of weight gain of suckling beef calves.
Do not use in veal calves. Effectiveness and animal safety in veal calves have not been established.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SALVAGE IMPLANT SITE FOR HUMAN OR ANIMAL FOOD. IMPLANT PELLETS AS DIRECTED IN THE EAR ONLY. ANY OTHER LOCATION IS IN VIOLATION OF FEDERAL LAW.
A WITHDRAWAL PERIOD HAS NOT BEEN ESTABLISHED FOR THIS PRODUCT IN PRE-RUMINATING CALVES. DO NOT USE IN CALVES TO BE PROCESSED FOR VEAL.
DO NOT IMPLANT BULLS INTENDED FOR REPRODUCTION OR DAIRY ANIMALS WITH ZERANOL. DO NOT USE BEFORE 1 MONTH OF AGE OR AFTER WEANING IN HEIFERS INTENDED FOR REPRODUCTION.
HAZARDOUS—NOT FOR HUMAN USE.
This product may not be marketed or used in the EU.
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Thursday, August 01, 2013
Mae didn’t sleep very well so we didn’t get going very early. When Mae got up we had breakfast and then Kylan and I were going to go fishing. Mae decided to come down with us but she went back to camp early, not feeling the best. Kylan caught two fish with one of them quite nice size. We played games again when we came back to camp. This evening we again went fishing and Mae came down with us. We brought a folding camp chair with us so Mae could sit and read. She also went for a walk and on the walk she had a little 3 or 4 year old boy that started talking to her.  Mae got quite a kick out of that. Kylan and I caught two fish each before we went back to camp. Mae came back to camp before Kylan and I did, so she could start dinner. After dinner I believe we did play another game before going to bed. Kylan sure enjoyed all the meals Mae prepared.
Friday, August 02, 2013
We weren’t sure when Scott and his family were coming so we stayed around the camp site most of the time. We did take a walk around the pond. It was after 3PM when they came. We changed spots with them and then roasted hot dogs for dinner. It was after 6pm when we left. We stopped in Payson and filled up with gas. We had to go to another station to use a Dump Station. There was an older man there that kept the hoses rolled up and picked up things. For his pay they let him sleep in the shop. He had no home or family. Mae visited with him while I was busy and found out that for money he held a sign up asking for hand outs. When it gets cold he travels south to warmer places. I wondered since as to what purpose a person like that has in life. It was late when we got home and then had to unpack. We took showers before going to bed.
Saturday, August 03, 2013
We attended the viewing and funeral of Sherrie Young this morning. I was surprised at the number that supported the funeral. The ward sure helped with everything and the funeral was very good. I had been asked to dedicate the grave. The Ward had a lunching for all family and friends that wanted to return after the funeral ended. My boys didn’t want to attend but Mae and went back. Just as we were setting down the boys returned. That sure pleased me. It was very enjoyable to visit with all the family, friends and Ward members that provided the services. After the lunching Mae and I went shopping for groceries for a Dutch oven cook out at Jeff and Gail’s. We had a nice time and everyone seemed to enjoy the food. It was 11PM before we got home. Mae told be, before we went to bed, that Irven and Sandy had picked several of our squash. They didn’t realize that they were not ripe yet.
 I stand all amazed at the love Jesus has for me. I can’t help asking why me? Why have I received so much? We have had a lot of setbacks and have lost a lot money in job losses, moves, investments and in bad dealings with dishonest people we thought we could trust, yet we are blessed in so many ways. I did fall asleep for a little while before Mae woke me to hurry to attend the High Priest’s leadership meeting. I got a short nap before we attended our Ward’s Block program. Mae cooked dinner this afternoon but Roy and Linda did not come. Roy had taken David’s advice and saw a Dr. concerning the sour on his toe. The Dr. told him that he had to change his eating habits or he wouldn’t live another 5 years.
Monday, August 05, 2013
I got up and went into the Church cannery in Ogden. We worked from 6AM to 9AM canning beans. My assignment was pretty easy as two of us just kept a couple of machines clean out from the trimmings. it was a very enjoyable experience. I was especially impressed with the modern processing equipment they have compared to what we had when we lived in Ogden 54 years ago. I stayed after our shift was over and purchased some canned beans, dark turkey chunks and some beef chunks. I stopped on the way home and bought a watermelon for the Porter Family Annual Reunion. Mae was ready to leave when I got home. She is tending Jeff and Gail’s children this week while Gail goes to Girls Camp. I worked in the garden and yard until 5PM and then spent the r evening at the reunion. I stayed with Mae at Jeff’s.
Tuesday, August 06, 2013
I came home and worked in the garden and yard. At 11:15am I went over to the bus shop and bid on a route for this year. Of course my bus and route were already taken by the time it was my turn to bid. I then went up to Irven and Sandy’s and worked until 6PM on their sprinkler system. Roy came there just as we were quitting. He came home with me for the evening and stayed the night. I believe that at 6:36PM Maggie Lorraine Seymore came into this world as the first child and daughter of Garrett and Nora Seymore. She will be our 6th Great-Grandchild for Mae and I. Both mother and child are doing very well. Shellie is sure happy to be a Grandmother!
Wednesday, August 07, 2013
I slept until 7am and then got me some breakfast and put some water on the lawn. Yesterday, I visited with a fellow from Scott’s Lawn Service and he said that out lawn would go into dormancy but if we continued to put water on when we could the lawn would go into dormancy but it would come out of it next spring. Roy slept quite late so I couldn’t get in to get a work suit. Bob and Kathy visited with me about a grave stone for Sherrie. We also searched for a car rental for Roy. I took Roy over to the Ogden Airport but Budget Car Rental is only there on Friday and Saturday’s but their main office is on 36th and Washington Blvd. It was after noon so I bought me some lunch before going to Irven’s. I worked there until after 5PM and then a widow that lived up the street needed someone to check out her sprinkler system so I spent a half hour or so there. Sandy paid me another $300.00 for the work I have done for them. When I came home I went up stairs to use Bob’s micro-wave to heat my dinner. We ended up watching two shows Bob had recorded. It’s almost 11pm so I had better get to bed.
Thursday, August 08, 2013
I worked over at Irven’s again this morning. This afternoon Mae and I went up to the Stake girls camp where we worked with two other couples and we prepared the evening dinner for the camp. It went well and after we finished we went back to Jeff’s. The children had already gone to bed so Mae, Jeff and I played fames before going to bed.
Friday, August 09, 2013
I took a shower this morning. Mae made breakfast for us and then I went back to Irven’s and adjusted three sprinkler heads for them. I then met Roy over in Riverdale where he returned the car that he had rented. I then stopped and bought me a new fishing real. I invited Roy to go fishing with me in the morning but he didn’t feel that he could. At 5:30PM Mae and I had planned on leaving for Tooele. Scott and his family came to borrow a drill bit, so that took a few minutes before we got away. We got out to Tooele just as the concert was starting. This is the group that Chelci sings with. They are called “Exit 99” and they played and sang for an hour. It was very good and we were so proud of Chelci’s performances. It was late when we got home.
Saturday, August 10, 2013
I got up early and picked Kylan up at 5am. From there we went up to David’s and got Connor and then we went up to East Canon Reservoir fishing. Within a couple of minutes after starting to troll Kylan caught a nice fish. He had trouble getting it to real in and called for my help. We couldn’t get the real to work so I just pulled the line in by hand. The fish was hooked well enough that we got it in. I traded poles and I worked on the one he was using. Kylan soon had another fish. I realized that it was the large set of pop gear that was attracting the fish so I had Kylan trade poles with Connor and then Connor caught the next fish. Fishing was good and we soon caught our limit of eight fish. We all traded back and forth, not only fishing poles but also driving the boat. When Connor was driving the boat he had more fun watching the fish finder than the driving. After getting out limits I let Kylan drive the boat around at the lake at higher speeds, which he really enjoyed. We then took the boat in where we wiped the boat down and then we cleaned the fish. I taught Connor how to clean fish so he and Kylan cleaned the fish while I filet them. When we started home there was a bike race going through Morgan and police officers had blocked of some of the main road and detoured us a different route plus we had to wait at one area for several minutes before we could go on. We took Conner home and then I didn’t have time to take Kylan home so I took him with me and we met Bob, Kathy, Lisa, Eric, Cole, Robert, Roy and Linda at Chuck-A-Rama in Ogden for dinner. Irven and Sandy didn’t make it. It was good to be with those that did make it and we missed those that were not able to come. We had dinner together today as some are leaving to return home after coming up for Cherri’s funeral. After getting home Mae and I took a nap. We then mainly relaxed the evening. Mae did cut my hair and after showering we watched two more serious of the “Downton Abey”. It is quite an interesting story. I sure love being with Mae!
Sunday, August 11, 2013
Although I had a hard time getting up I attended Stake General Priesthood meeting at 7am. After the opening of the meeting the Aaronic Priesthood and all leaders in the Aaronic Priest separated and the rest of us under the direction of President Puffer continued a discussion about Priesthood Keys, Priesthood Power and Priesthood Authority. I was very impressed with the teachings we received. After the meeting we met as a High Priest Group leadership to discuss our upcoming social. When I returned home, Mae and I had a nice egg omelet for breakfast. I then took a nap. We attended the block meetings. They were very good. In Sacrament meeting Brother Hammand of our High Counsel spoke and did an excellent job. Bob invited us up for dinner and that was sure good.
Monday, August 12, 2013
I got up early and met Nick in Salt Lake at 5:30AM. We went on up to Strawberry Reservoir and started fishing just about sun up. We fished all day catching 4 fish that we could keep and let a couple go. We came in to dock after 4PM and soon started for home. It was late when I got home, having departed with Nick where we had met this morning. After getting home and having dinner, I then cleaned and filet the four fish before going to bed.
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
We arose early and traveled to the Mount Timpanogos Temple where we attended the Wedding and Sealing of our Granddaughter Tayler Paige Browning to Garrett Kirschbaum. The Sealer gave some very special instructions to Paige and Garrett prior to Sealing them together as husband and wife for Time and all Eternity. Following the ceremony pictures were taken outside the Temple. Following that, family and friends were invited to a lunching. It was a very nice dinner, however there was very little except a green salad that Mae, Sandi and I could eat. Mae, Gail and Sandi did a little shopping after the dinner. Mae and I then went to Costco for a couple of items and then we found a quite park where we took a nap in our recliners. We then went to a reception held at the home that Paige did the interior design for. It was a very modern design but not what I would have wanted. It was late when we returned home and soon went to bed.
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Mae prepared a nice breakfast and then I took her up to Georgia’s where she and Georgia left and went up to Camper World at Coleville for a couple of days. After returning home I watered part of the garden. Bob and I then went looking for new mower blades for the lawn mower. We had to order some in. We found another set that we had bought when we bought the lawn mower and installed them. Bob and I then mowed the lawns. I had just finished and about talked myself into going fishing in the morning, when Jeff called and said that he had my furnace for the camper and he would bring it over and help me install it. It was about 9PM when I came in. I watched two western shows on TV and caught up my journal before going to bed about 1AM.
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Bob came down just as I was getting up at 7am. He had cooked some chicken and had me join him for breakfast. It was a little unusual for breakfast but very good. I was busy all day with the rewiring of the lights in the carport, along with a few other errors. This evening I watched a couple of shows while making up some capsules. I started to watch “Dual in the Sun” but it was late so I turned it off and went to bed.
Friday, August 16, 2013
I showered, ate breakfast and went to the Back to School meeting at Layton High for all bus drivers. It was after noon before that finished up. I stopped and filled the car with gas on the way home. Mae and Georgia got home just before I did. This afternoon Mae, Georgia, Rick and I went out to eat at the Chuck-A-Rama in Bountiful. We then went to the Bountiful Temple and went through an Endowment session. We enjoyed the new film, although I have enjoyed the first film just as well. It is sad that the 2nd film had to be pulled. Mae and I watched the movie “Cross Bow” this evening before going to sleep.
Saturday, August 17, 2013
I got up just before 7AM and found that Mae hadn’t sleep very well again last night. I am concerned as to know what to do for her. We quickly got some breakfast and I went to the vegetable stand on 800 N 2000 W where I bought 5 dozen ears of sweet corn for the High Priest social this evening. I bought a bag of ice on the way home. I shucked 1 dozen ears and then Mae had me help her pick the strawberries. Before we finished Morgan and Glenn walked out to the garden and spoke to us. They along with Charles and Karen had come over and completed the chucking. We hadn’t even heard them. I picked a Honey Dew but it wasn’t ripe yet, so I fed it to the chickens. I also picked a Banana Squash that weigh 32 lb. We cut it up and gave most of it away to neighbors. After lunch we took a nap. I slept about 20 minutes but Mae was able to sleep for a couple of hours. She needed the rest. I did some gardening and put the ladders away. I also got the lights in the chicken coop working on a timer. This afternoon I visited the Casey’s and the Johnston’s giving them some squash and inviting them to the High Priest social. I also stopped at Sister Fallis and left her some squash but no one answered the door so I just left the squash in a bag on the door. We went down to the 800 N. Street Chapel’s bowery to set up for the High Priest Social but the winds were so strong that we moved it to our Chapel in the recreation hall. The social went very well but several families were missing. When we got home this evening Mae and I watched a show on DVD before going to sleep.
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Mae didn’t sleep very well last night. I attended the High Priest Group leadership meeting. Mae and I both seem to be on edge today. I ordered some Natural Remedy books on the internet. I hope they are worthwhile. Bob cooked us some chicken for dinner this afternoon. This evening Mae went with me to drive my new bus route. It went fairly well as I have driven that route before. I filled in this entry while Mae got ready for bed and finished getting things ready to go tomorrow.
Monday, August 19, 2013
I got up at 4:30 this morning but let Mae sleep until almost 5AM. While Mae got food items packed I made us scrambled egg sandwiches to eat on our way. We got down to the BYU stadium at 7:45AM and then road a shuttle bus to the campus. We attended various classes, which were very interesting except for the final class which I really didn’t understand it at all. We went to Costco where we got a salad for dinner and met Mike there so he could show us some Electronic Notebooks. We also looked at the ones at Best Buy. We finally decided to wait over night and think about that kind of purchase. We stayed at Mike and Becky’s this evening. Mike showed us some things about our computer and Ipod. I hope I can remember how it works. Garrett and Page came over for a little while. It was good to see them.
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
We were up at 5:30 to get ready and to BYU shortly after 8AM. We were amazed at the Marriot Center. Shortly after finding seats we met Jennie Hale from Grantsville. It was good to visit with her for a minute. We are trying to use the lap top for notes today to see how that works. The battery was well gone when we used it for an hour. Mae kept the rest of her notes on paper. We enjoyed the classes today, but I wonder how long I remember the things we were taught. After the last class we went to the BYU Book Store to look at the Tablet Computer’s. They have the I Pod 3 on sale for $479.00 so we bought it. On the way home we stopped at Sizzler and had dinner.
After getting home to Mike and Becky’s, we showed the computer to Mike and then he helped us set the computer up. We were late getting to bed do to working on our new computer.
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
We enjoyed another day at the BYU Education Days. The last class by Brother Chapman caused me some reflection at to the worthiness of the membership of the Church for Zion community. I wonder???
Thursday, August 22, 2013
I didn’t sleep the best last night and so I didn’t feel very good today. We enjoyed the class today although I didn’t like the one media class. We met and visited for a few minutes with Marna and Mark McPhee in between one of our classes. We got back to Mike’s about 6PM. I laid down while Mae got us some dinner ready and fell asleep as soon as I did. Mae had to wake me for dinner. Mae and I played games with Mattie and Jessie before they went to bed. We took showers and soon went to bed.
Friday, August 23, 2013
We were later leaving for BYU this morning. As we drove we each expressed questions as to whether or not to attend today. Both of us were tired and suggested that maybe we should just turn around and go directly home. By then we were getting close to the campus so I continued to drive on. We decided to maybe attend just 1 or to sessions and then we would go home. Today was probably the best day of the week. We stayed until 4:05PM and then left for home. We stopped at Lowe’s to use their rest rooms, then at Kmart for a couple of items and then we got us a salad at Sub-Ways that we ate on the way home. We were tired so soon went to bed.
Saturday, August 24, 2013
I got up and went to a meeting at 845AM but when I got there I found out that it was for Bishops Only.  I got water on the garden and it did rain a little. We also went shopping for a few items. While we ate dinner we watched a show on TV. We went to bed early.
My Summery of BYU Education Week.
This has been a great experience and in some ways almost over whelming. We have felt hourly the Spirit of the Lord. As I related to one Brother, that the closes synario that I could relate this experience to, was a story that I remember from when we lived in Ogden, Mount Fort Ward. It was told of a dear Sister that came home from attending Church and as usual, there was the young man that, he and his new family lived in this Sister’s basement apartment. He was out washing and polishing his car. It seemed that he always had thing that took president over attending church meetings. She walked over to the young man and tool him the she missed having he and his family attend Church. He asked her why? Then to make his point he continued. I see you attend every week. And she agreed, that she did. Then he continued by asking, “What do you gain for your weekly attending meetings. Do you remember what the announcements that was given? To this she thought and said that the Bishop had given several but she just couldn’t recall what they were. He then asked, “Who gave the opening prayer? Again she remembered that the prayer was very sincere but she couldn’t remember who gave it. He then ask what was the sermon was about, and who gave it? To this she thought and reluctantly said that it was a very good sermon but she couldn’t recall the speakers name or the title of his talk. See said the young man, you can’t recall any of the meeting, so what good does it do you to attend each week. The Sister thought for a minute and then asked the young man if he would use the hose in his hand and fill the wicker basket there with water. The young man laughed and replied that you couldn’t fill a wicker basket with water as it would run right out as fast as you put it in. To this the Sister replied, I know, but the basket would be a lot cleaner. This is the way I felt at the end of this week. One speaker told us that if we would do the weekly and daily spiritual items that our leaders are asking us to do that we would be a closer to the Lord and would never fall away.
 I let Mae sleep in. When I started getting my breakfast I found that the refrigerator was leaking water. I am not sure just why it does that but I cleaned it up before getting my breakfast. Mae woke just before I left for meeting. Meeting went well and Morgan apologized for our attending the meeting Saturday morning but he said that he never remembered hearing that the meeting was for the Stake President and Bishop only. Glen and Morgan also went over and then came back home. In our meeting this morning I bore my Testimony of the importance of our daily and weekly religious practices. Glenn said that we could quote him as he said that within the next three years, prices of a cam of vegetables would cost $5.00 or more. I do feel that we are in for some very hard times. We attended our R.S. and Priesthood meeting and then Mae and I came home and took a nap. We were both very tired.  After Sacrament meeting ended, Mae and I went Visiting Teaching and Home Teaching to Sister Lesley Fallis. We stopped home and Scott and his family were here to put their trailer in the back yard. Even though I didn’t help him it took a few minutes. It was almost 5:50PM when we got to David and Shauna’s home. Shauna had a nice dinner ready. We enjoyed visiting and then we played games with all the family. It was late when we got home but I still got to bed at a fair time.
Monday, August 26, 2013
I didn’t sleep the best as I was concerned with my bus run this morning. My run went well. When I got home I worked on my bus route binder. The grade schools got out early today so I had to go in shortly after noon for that schedule. We had a wait for the Jr. High’s to get out so it gave me time to do some cleaning of my bus. This bus isn’t the bus I had last year but I guess that is the way things go. I may have a couple of changes that will need to be made in my route. I went over to Irven’s after work and helped him set the timer on their sprinkler system. Mae has sure been busy, with house cleaning, watering the garden, picking more tomatoes, doing washing and making tomato sauce. I helped her with I could but I finally went to bed as I will get up early to drive bus.
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
I let Mae sleep in as she didn’t get to bed until almost 2AM. My bus route went very well this morning and as I told Mae when I got home, I didn’t even hear as much as a “Dam” from the Jr. High students. The grade school children were a little noisy but not bad. I stayed after I finished my route to talk to Rosa but there was too many waiting to see her, so I got some supplies, washed my bus and came home. I had a little to eat, put the tomato paste away and took a nap. David brought his trailer over to store in our back yard. Mae went into Nancy for a checkup and to get some items for Sandi. She then met Sandi in Bountiful and they went out for lunch. My afternoon runs went well and I stayed after for an extra 1 ˝ hours in order to talk to Rosa. I think she will get my route sheets straightened out. Mae got home just before I went with Morgan to visit Sister Olsen and Brother Sears. That was an experience. Mae and I visited for a few minutes and I entered this entrance before we went to bed.
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Both Mae and I slept well but still hated to get up early. My morning runs went well. I worked on route sheets when I got home this morning. The afternoon runs also went well but it is a push to get them done on time. While we were eating dinner this evening Bob started mowing the lawns. I finished and went out and helped him. We spent the rest of the evening working in the yard.
Thursday, August 29, 2013
My runs went quite well this morning, although I feel that they really didn’t think about the route and the bus route together. It is really a dangerous situation trying to get across Hwy 89 without enough power. Mae has been cleaning house and putting up peppers in the freezer. She had quite a few things for me to take to the D.I. this afternoon. On my PM run, I was just ready to leave the Jr. High when dispatch asked if I could take some extra children home. I told them I could if they covered my Elementary Run. They said that they would. By the time I found the students they were already on another bus. I didn’t take them but it put me 10 minutes behind on my time. When I finished my run, I tried to check to see if my Elementary Run had been covered but I couldn’t get an answer out of Dispatch so I went to the school and the children were still waiting. I took them home but I had some concerned parents because we were so late. I guess it turned out ok in the end but it was a little nerve racking. I took the items to the D.I. and looked at their suites. Traffic was bad getting home. Mae cooked a nice dinner of fish this evening. She was quite busy this evening with other people. I watched a cute show on the Hall Mark channel, while I filled capsules. It’s late and I am tired so good night.
Friday, August 30, 2013
Mae didn’t sleep very well last night but got up shortly after I did. She made breakfast of hot cakes and eggs. I often wonder how I was ever blessed with such a wonderful wife!!! My morning runs went well although I am still very concerned with the safety of the crossing Hwy. 89 with the school bus. After I got home Mae soon left to spend the rest of the day, 1st taking Scott’s twins out to McDonald’s, then to get her hair done and then to tend Jeff’s children. It was very late when she got home. My afternoon runs went well. I gave the students treats just to express thanks for what good youth they are. My Jr. High youth are so different from last year’s Jr. High youth were. My only concern with this route is the danger of crossing Hwy. 89. Bob prepared dinner for he and I. I watched some TV but the only thing that was worth watching was the show “Facing the Giants” which we have seen before but it is a very good story. There wasn’t much else on TV but I stayed up until Mae came home at 11:50PM.
Saturday, August 31, 2013
We slept in until almost 9 this morning. Mae made waffles for breakfast. She made extra so that I would have some in the freezer while she is gone. We worked around the house, with Mae doing quite a bit of house work. I watched a Western show on TV. I felt a little guilty but Mae insisted that she wasn’t doing much and that I should relax. We left for Salt Lake about 5PM, stopping at Rick and Georgia’s to return a DVD that they had loaned to us. We met Sandi, Nick, Dawson and a friend of Dawson’s at the Salt Lake Bees ball park. Nick gave us tickets for the ball game. The game was between the Bee’s and Reno Nevada team. He Bee’s were ahead the first 4 innings but then the Reno team caught up and before the end of the game Reno won12 to 8. Following the game they had a Fire Works display that was very impressive. It was late when we got home and went to bed.


Markets would like a 'pragmatic' Buttigieg presidency, according to Cowen
by finanzen.net GmbH- Mayor Pete Buttigieg is one of the better Democratic candidates for financials and housing, and would be well received by markets if he won the presidential election in 2020, Cowen analyst Jaret Seiberg wrote Wednesday.
- Buttigieg's background likely makes him "pragmatic," and he has surrounded himself with other progressive pragmatists such as Sonal Shah, his national policy adviser who previously worked at Goldman Sachs and Google.
- Though Buttigieg hasn't shared many views on financials or housing, Seiberg highlights some he has shared.
- Read more on Business Insider.
If presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg wins the Democratic nomination and the election in 2020, it would likely be "well received in the market," according to Cowen.
That's because the South Bend, Indiana, mayor is likely the most pragmatic of the leading Democratic candidates, suggesting "less radical policy swings" than if a more progressive Democrat won, Cowen analyst Jaret Seiberg wrote in a Wednesday note.
"As a mayor, his experience is solving problems rather than partisan brawling," Seiberg said. "That means the door is more open for him to be positive for financials and housing than the other Democrats running for the White House."
Seiberg does point out that little is known about Buttigieg's views on financial firms or housing, as he doesn't often address them in stump speeches and hasn't been forced to take a stand on them as members of Congress must.
Still, Seiberg argues that Buttigieg's background has left him more pragmatic than ideological. Buttigieg is a self-proclaimed "Democratic capitalist" who studied at Harvard and Oxford and worked on economic stabilization in war-torn areas for McKinsey, according to the note.
It also appears that Buttigieg has surrounded himself with other "progressive pragmatists," Seiberg writes, including national policy adviser Sonal Shah. Her resume boasts names such as Goldman Sachs, Google, and the Beeck Center for Social Impact and Innovation at Georgetown University.
In addition, Seiberg writes that Buttigieg would be the candidate most likely to pick a Federal Reserve chairman similar to Janet Yellen, due to his experience in "dealing with restoring economies."
Here are some of Buttigieg's known policy views, highlighted by Seiberg:
- Buttigieg has argued that consumers should be able to sue credit card companies instead of having to use arbitration.
- He supports a 35% corporate tax rate, but Seiberg argues there's a lower risk of the corporate tax rate actually getting that high under Buttigieg as it's been proposed to pay for his healthcare plan rather than as a separate priority.
- He's endorsed a financial transaction tax, but suggested it would be targeted at high-frequency trading rather than traditional trading.
- He supports a higher estate tax and top individual tax rate.
- It appears Buttigieg "would be a positive" on housing, Seiberg writes, as he wants to create a federal program to provide down-payment assistance to help 1 million families buy homes.
- He's discussed using various affordable-housing trust funds to finance 2 million affordable housing units, an "implicit endorsement" of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, Seiberg writes.
- He hasn't said much on banking regulation, but Seiberg says it's not a significant issue because "this is not 2008 or 2012."
- Buttigieg supports the legalization of cannabis, like most Democratic candidates.


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{% else %} {% comment %} In allauth this block links to the "account_email" page; however, we haven't implemented this, (and might not). Moreover, while that page could be useful, it's of debatable utility here. The user must log in to access it; if they're restricted from logging in because they lack a verified email, then that's the flow they should use. {% endcomment %} {% comment %} {% url 'account_email' as email_url %}{% blocktrans %}This e-mail confirmation link is expired or invalid.{% endblocktrans %}
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{% endif %}


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If your config files contain sensitive information such as SQL passwords then it is a good idea to encrypt them. You can use the command line tool aspnet_regiis.exe to do this but ConfigZilla also supplies a graphical application that you can use to encrypt, decrypt, and view the encrypted settings. It is called "ConfigZilla.Encrypter" and is available in the git repository (it is not downloaded when you install ConfigZilla via NuGet, you need to clone the repo). Encrypting your config files has no impact on your application; .Net knows how to automatically decrypt sections and will present the unencrypted values to your application.
When you run the app (it will request admin privileges) the following window appears:
Type or browse for the config file you want to view. Even if you are using separate config files you should always enter the name of the main config file here. Also enter the name of the section you are interested in, for example "appSettings". The file will be loaded and down the left you will see the configuration file as it exists on disk. This may be encrypted. On the right hand side you will see the section in question, decrypted if necessary.
If you are using separate config files, as this example is, then you will see a tab called "Sub-config file" appear. This shows the contents of that file, AppSettings.config in this case:
Hitting the "Encrypt Section" button will encrypt it:
The file is immediately re-read from disk so that you can verify that it has worked correctly. Note that the right hand side still shows the unencrypted values.
Encrypter also has a simple to use command line mode so you can use it during automatic deploys. The options are:
-r section file read the section and display in plain text
-e section file encrypt the section
-d section file decrypt the section


Adobe
Accessibility
Creating Accessible PDFs with Adobe Acrobat Pro DC
Illustrator and Braille.
As an example, take this article on Adobe Acrobat and how to print out Braille. Part 3: A Step-by-Step Guide to Typesetting ADA Braille Correctly in Adobe Illustrator. They provide a free download of Braille font. In Illustrator, they even provide a "translator" capability! The screen shot of Braille above is from the instructions found on the Adobe Illustrator "how-to" page.
Adobe Expertise: Extract Content From Images
This awesome organization has provided you with access to Adobe Cloud. With that, you get some phenomenal resources. There's so much you can do with Adobe to create accessible documents.
Adobe Makes PDFs. So Do Other Companies. But The PDFs Are Not The Same
There's a common misconception that all PDFs are the same. There's also a strong cultural alignment with the Adobe brand name in association with PDFs, although this is not accurate, any more than it is to say that Xerox makes all copiers. Yet, it's common for some people to say they are going to go make a "Xerox", implying they are copying a document whether or not they are actually using a Xerox machine. They could be using, for example, an HP machine rather than a Xerox machine. The cultural bias sticks.
The same situation is true of Adobe, and PDFs. Many assume that if a document is a PDF, then, it must have been built the same way that Adobe builds PDFs. This is not true, and it "can" have implications to accessibility, depending upon what the PDF file is used for.
Adobe Is Absolutely, Positively, THE Best in the Business for PDFs
For certain, select cases, Adobe is the ONLY company that can make certain "kinds" of documents accessible.
But! Sometimes, Alternatives Should Be Used
There is zero question that Adobe makes THE most accessible PDFs of any company, because they have long experience developing software that can read text from images. Most companies can't do that with their software. That said, because of the steep learning curve involved with Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, it's best to stop, and consult with an accessibility expert befor you launch into using Adobe Acrobat DC. It actually can cause more harm than good if handled improperly. For many, if not most documents used in this organization, it's perfectly fine -- even advisable -- to convert a Word document to a PDF.
Accessibility Checkers Will Not Treat PDFs The Same.
Adobe Acrobat Pro has a built-in accessibility checker that can verify the accessibility of a document created with its software. It's best to use this one, because the company understands how it is supposed to meet ATAG requirements and WCAG2ICT requirements. Not all documents have to meet those requirements, so Adobe's version of accessibility checks is best for checking Adobe products.
Adobe Software Can Help Make Your Work More Inclusive
And the definition of inclusion is broad here. It means in terms of accessibility, of language, and of finances. Putting its software on mobile devices enables those without the money to afford an office or a predictable location with Internet access to be able to participate in the process.
How to Fix Arabic and Hebrew typing Problems in Adobe Illustrator CC
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Fatal errors such as StackOverflow, generally signify something that has gone wrong which has caused other
things to come down along with it, in a constant loop until the process is terminated.
As such error can be vague, there is no absolute solution to these errors.
StackOverflow Errors which contain updating neighbors at fault, are usually due to a damaged, and possibly corrupt world.
If this is the first time you have received this error, try to restart the client and reproduce the issue.
Otherwise the issue persists, and you have encountered this issue while updating a block, there may have been an issue with certain blocks in the area, which caused numerous other blocks to be affected as well.
Here are a couple of possible troubleshooting steps you can take:


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OutaSpaceman dropped me a line to inform me that when he searched Google Images for “moorhen”+”mezzotint”, nearly all the results linked to Hooting Yard. I explained to him that all interweb searches lead eventually, by twists and turns, back to here, for it is the uberhub lying at the centre of the entire network, a sort of throbbing pulse from which all else emanates. What I must do, one day, is to discover which single Hooting Yard postage lies at the very core of the hub, is the glistening jewel which, by who knows what mighty and mysterious forces, has generated everything else on the interweb. I would not be surprised to find that the postage in question is something to do with plucky tot Tiny Enid.
Speaking of whom, here is a rare picture of Tiny Enid in later life, taking a break from writing her Memoirs.


The Four Symbols
Four mythological creatures in the Chinese constellations
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Note: For some fonts you might have to bundle the normal as well as the bold variant for CTFontDescriptor to find the normal font.
Core Text automatically display Right-to-Left Text as such if only RTL characters are used
XB Niloofar:
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Young Adult Novel: Walls
Thirteen-year-old Rahab is broken. Forced into harlotry by her greedy father, she yearns to be loved for more than just her body. Not even the charming young man who comes to stay in her family's inn convinces her she's worth loving. But Rahab isn't the only one in Jericho who has a secret. When Israelite spies come with threats to destroy her city, Rahab must uncover her family's past in order to save their future. Find on Amazon
Short Story: Shattered Glass
The story of an undocumented immigrant from Mexico, a successful lawyer who yearns for children, and the broken Virgin Mary figurine that brings them together.  Read it here
Children's Story: The Bad-Mood Bus
Kylie's bus driver is always yelling at the kids on the bus. How could Kylie ever be nice to such a mean old grump? Read in the Friend
Children's Story: Monkeyangelo
Banghi, also known as Monkeyangelo, is not your typical monkey at the zoo. Can she ever convince the humans and monkeys that she's a real artist? Read it here
Children's Story: Bart the Cactus
Bart the Cactus is under the scorching desert sun without any source of water. Will the other desert animals help him stay alive? Read it here
Coming Soon
Middle Grade Novel: Lucky Me
Milly is tired of being seen as a big nothing next to her beautiful, popular older sister, Esther. And now that Esther has been diagnosed with cancer, the whole school is treating her like some kind of tragic heroine. Maybe auditioning for the school play will finally turn Milly into somebody—or maybe Esther will ruin that, too.


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“Sometimes the hardest pieces of a puzzle to assemble, are the ones missing from the box”
About
Put on your thinking caps as Rasayans ’20 brings to you its flagship puzzling event.  Connect the dots, crack the clues and emerge victorious in this fun-filled extravaganza.
Participation Criteria
Team size : 1 - 2
Years participating :
- II year
- III year
Open to all branches. No branch or year restriction in team formation (except final year)
Contact Info
- Yogen Sood
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Manas Sharma
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Jigesha Yadav
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Rules
Round 1:
Puzzles, Brain teasers (Elimination)
Round 2:
Surprise Round (Finals)
RasayansChemethlon
“Why fit in, when you can stand out?”
About
Feeling the placement woe? Does the campus placement season give you sleepless nights? Team Rasayans presents ‘Chemethlon’, an exciting brew of aptitude test, communication skills for group discussion and knowledge for personal interviews. It will not only help you perfect your techniques but will also allow you to get valuable feedback and coaching on your performance. An added bonus of preparing and practicing is the self-confidence, which you will gain. So put your skills to test and advance with a new excitement in the next level.
Participation Criteria
Team size : Individual
Years participating :
- II year
- III year
Contact Info
- Aadisha Singh
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Vijay Kumar Shukla
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Nishanth Pandey
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-<PHONE_NUMBER>
Rules
Round 1:
Aptitude + technical test
Round 2:
'Just a minute' - Speak on the allotted topic for a minute.
Round 3:
Interviews- Technical (core/consultancy+software) and HR.
RasayansCompress-e-xcel
“Excel it efficiently”
About
Suggest some theoretical point to increase the efficiency and calculate the efficiency on the basis of provided data
Participation Criteria
A team consists of two people with at least one chemical engineering student
Contact Info
- Shubham Mishra
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Krishna Raj Singh Hazari
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Parikshit Pandey
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-<PHONE_NUMBER>
Rules
No elimination round.
⦁ First second and third place-winner will be decided on the basis of the outcome of their project.
RasayansINDUSTRIAL DESIGN PROBLEM
"Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works."
About
Industries are an indispensable part of our society. Almost everything we use in our daily lives is manufactured by industries. But what we are unaware of is the number of challenges these industries face on a daily basis. The Industrial Design Problem competition requires you to put on your thinking caps and come up with an innovative detailed solution to the problem specified below by presenting your solution in the form of a presentation .
Participation Criteria
2nd and 3rd year B-tech Students from Chemical Engineering
Contact Info
- Anshika Srivastava
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Tushar Mittal
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- 90689 57631
Rules
Team size: Two members (at max.)
1st Round:
Elimination Round
2nd Round: Final
Format: Presentation Based Event.
RasayansChemQ
'Questions are the engines of the intellect , the cerebral machines which convert energy into motion and
CURIOSITY TO CONTROLLED INQUIRY' ----David H. Fishcher
About
Hello Chemical Engineers!
Here's an event to find your 'Chemical Quotient' which tests your General Knowledge and conceptual knowledge regarding Chemical Engineering. So, fasten your belts and get your brains working to the solution ... but quick.
Participation Criteria
Team of TWO. Atleast one participant should be from Chemical Engineering branch.
Contact Info
- Branzil
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Saumya Somra
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Shivam Sharma
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-<PHONE_NUMBER>
Rules
This is a quiz type event.
Round 1:
Elimination , all teams can participate.
Format - Question answer type (most probably MCQs and One word
Answers and recognise the image type)
Platforms - Google forms or Hacker earth type
Round 2:
Final , Winners will be decided in this round.
Only teams who qualified round 1 can participate.
Format - Ques-Ans type but via ppt.
Platform - MS Teams or Similiar with viva type round.
*one special round may be conducted.
RasayansSimulazione
"Think Twice. Code Once"
About
The event will test logical and sequential planning (the basis of all simulations). It also challenges you to think logically and find optimized solution of real world problems on MATLAB. The platform of the event is MATLAB (offline users) or GNU OCTAVE (online users without MATLAB software, all commands same as MATLAB). The classes for event will help you understand and build your own simulation and execute it in MATLAB and GNU OCTAVE. Focus is on coding not on code.
Participation Criteria
Team size : 2 for third year 3 for second year (Open to all branches)
Contact Info
- Alok Jaiswal
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Shivam Garg
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-<PHONE_NUMBER>
Rules
Teams can use only MATLAB OR GNU OCTAVE (if MATLAB can not be used / downloaded /installed) based on your preference but not both. Team members can use any platform for practise but will have to go with anyone in rounds. The rounds are as follows:-
Round 1:
Elimination- Judged by performance in test (puzzles) based on combination of Mathematics, programming and MATLAB commands.
Round 2:
Final - Final round based on solving real world problem.


nmap
Network exploration tool and security / port scanner.
Some features only activate when Nmap is run with root privileges.
More information: home page
- Check if an IP address is up, and guess the remote host's operating system:
nmap -O ip_or_hostname
- Try to determine whether the specified hosts are up (ping scan) and what their names are:
nmap -sn ip_or_hostname optional_another_address
- Also enable scripts, service detection, OS fingerprinting and traceroute:
nmap -A address_or_addresses
- Scan a specific list of ports (use '-p-' for all ports from 1 to 65535):
nmap -p port1,port2,...,portN address_or_addresses
- Perform service and version detection of the top 1000 ports using default NSE scripts; writing results ('-oN') to output file:
nmap -sC -sV -oN top-1000-ports.txt address_or_addresses
- Scan target(s) carefully using 'default and safe' NSE scripts:
nmap --script "default and safe" address_or_addresses
- Scan web server running on standard ports 80 and 443 using all available 'http-*' NSE scripts:
nmap --script "http-*" address_or_addresses -p 80,443
- Perform a stealthy very slow scan ('-T0') trying to avoid detection by IDS/IPS and use decoy ('-D') source IP addresses:
nmap -T0 -D decoy1_ipaddress,decoy2_ipaddress,...,decoyN_ipaddress address_or_addresses


NMCLI
Section: Misc. Reference Manual Pages (1)Updated: 14 April 2010
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NAME
nmcli - command-line tool for controlling NetworkManagerSYNOPSIS
nmcli [ OPTIONS ] OBJECT { COMMAND | help }
OBJECT := { nm | con | dev }
OPTIONS := {
-t[erse]
-p[retty]
-m[mode] tabular | multiline
-f[ields] <field1,field2,...> | all | common
-e[scape] yes | no
-v[ersion]
-h[elp]
}
DESCRIPTION
nmcli is a command-line tool for controlling NetworkManager and getting its status. It is not meant as a replacement of nm-applet or other similar clients. Rather it's a complementary utility to these programs. The main nmcli's usage is on servers, headless machines or just for power users who prefer the command line. The use cases comprise:- ---
- Initscripts: ifup/ifdown can utilize NetworkManager via nmcli instead of having to manage connections itself and possible interfere with NetworkManager.
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- Servers, headless machines: No GUI is available; then nmcli is used to talk directly to NetworkManager and control only system-wide connections.
- ---
- User sessions: For this case, nmcli can talk to nm-applet to find user connections. It can still talk directly to NetworkManager for manipulating these connections. As nmcli doesn't have direct access to user configuration data in GConf, nm-applet handles that itself. That may, for example, cause the applet to pop up keyring dialogs when secrets are needed.
OPTIONS
- -t, --terse
- Output is terse. This mode is designed and suitable for computer (script) processing.
- -p, --pretty
- Output is pretty. This causes nmcli to produce easy readable outputs for humans, i.e. values are aligned, headers are printed, etc.
- -m, --mode tabular | multiline
-
Switch between tabular and multiline output.
If omitted, default is tabular for most commands. For the commands
producing more structured information, that cannot be displayed on a single
line, default is multiline. Currenly, they are:
'nmcli con list id|uuid <name>' 'nmcli dev list'
tabular - Output is a table where each line describes a single entry. Columns define particular properties of the entry.
multiline - Each entry comprises more lines, each property on its own line. The values are prefixed with the property name. - -f, --fields <field1,field2,...> | all | common
-
This option is used to specify what fields (column names) should be printed.
Valid field names differ for specific commands. List available fields by
providing an invalid value to the --fields option.
all is used to print all valid field values of the command. common is used to print common field values of the command. If omitted, default is common. The option is mandatory when --terse is used. In this case, generic values all and common cannot be used. (This is to maintain compatibility when new fields are added in the future). - -e, --escape yes | no
- Whether to escape ':' and '\' characters in terse tabular mode. The escape character is '\'. If omitted, default is yes.
- -v, --version
- Show nmcli version.
- -h, --help
- Print help information.
OBJECT
- nm
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NetworkManager
Use this object to inquire and change state of NetworkManager.
COMMAND := { status | sleep | wakeup | wifi | wwan }
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- status
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Show overall status of NetworkManager. This is the default action, when no command is provided to nm object.
Reference to D-Bus: No simple reference.
- sleep
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Put NetworkManager to sleeping mode. Thus all interfaces that NetworkManager manages are deactivated.
Reference to D-Bus: interface: org.freedesktop.NetworkManager method: Sleep arguments: TRUE
- wakeup
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Awake NetworkManager from sleep. When NetworkManager is awaken, devices are available to be activated.
Reference to D-Bus: interface: org.freedesktop.NetworkManager method: Sleep arguments: FALSE
- wifi [on|off]
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Inquire or set status of WiFi in NetworkManager. Without any further argument, WiFi status is printed; on enables WiFi; off disables WiFi.
Reference to D-Bus: No simple reference.
- wwan [on|off]
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Inquire or set status of WWAN in NetworkManager. Without any further argument, WWAN status is printed; on enables WWAN; off disables WWAN.
Reference to D-Bus: No simple reference.
- con
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Connections
Get information about NetworkManager's connections.
COMMAND := { list | status | up | down }
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- list [id <id> | uuid <id> | system | user]
-
List configured connections. Without a parameter, configured connection from both system and user settings services are listed. system argument filters only system-wide connections, user prints user connections only. In order to get connection details, id with connection's name or uuid with connection's UUID shall be specified. When no command is given to con object, the default action is 'nmcli con list'.
Reference to D-Bus: No simple reference.
- status
-
Print status of active connections.
Reference to D-Bus: No simple reference.
- up id <id> | uuid <id> [iface <iface>] [ap <hwaddr>] [--nowait] [--timeout <timeout>]
-
Activate a connection. The connection is identified by its name using id or UUID using uuid. For requiring particular device to activate the connection on, iface option with interface name should be given. ap option can further concretize what AP should be used in case of WiFi connection. --nowait option causes nmcli to exit immediately and not to wait for command completion. --timeout option provides a means to specify how long to wait for operation completion.
Reference to D-Bus: interface: org.freedesktop.NetworkManager method: ActivateConnection arguments: according to arguments
- down id <id> | uuid <id>
-
Deactivate a connection. The connection is identified by its name using id or UUID using uuid.
Reference to D-Bus: interface: org.freedesktop.NetworkManager method: DeactivateConnection arguments: according to arguments
- dev
-
Devices
Get information about devices.
COMMAND := { status | list | disconnect | wifi }
-
- status
-
Print status of devices. This is the default action, when no command is specified to dev object.
Reference to D-Bus: No simple reference.
- list [iface <iface>]
-
Get detailed information about devices. Without an argument, all devices are examined. To get information for a specific device, iface argument with the interface name should be provided.
Reference to D-Bus: No simple reference.
- disconnect iface <iface> [--nowait] [--timeout <timeout>]
-
Disconnect a device and prevent the device from automatically activating further connections without user/manual intervention. --nowait option causes nmcli to exit immediately and not to wait for command completion. --timeout option provides a means to specify how long to wait for operation completion.
Reference to D-Bus: interface: org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.Device method: Disconnect arguments: none
- wifi [list [iface <iface>] [hwaddr <hwaddr>]]
-
List available WiFi access points. iface and hwaddr options can be used to get just APs for particular interface or specific AP, respectively.
Reference to D-Bus: No simple reference.
BUGS
There are probably some. If you find a bug, please report to https://bugzilla.gnome.org/ - product NetworkManager.SEE ALSO
nm-tool(1), NetworkManager(8).
Index
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Time: 05:29:06 GMT, December 24, 2015


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