July 30, 2017
Side Bay, the fantastic bay with the oddly innocuous name, is Port Alice’s best kept secret. Since I’ve lived in Port Alice, I’ve listened to people talk about Side Bay like it was some kind of precious gem or a magical haven. This really means something in a place like Vancouver Island that has stunning views just about everywhere you look!
Before going to Side Bay, I talked to my cat sitter, Leah, about it. She enthusiastically told me that I’m going to love it. I asked her what is so special about it. She mused and then, struggling for an answer, said that it is “like Hawaii.”
Well, yes, I guess it is a lot like Hawaii. It is a large bay with islands and black lava rock protrusions with the background sound of a gentle surf hitting the beach. It just has pine and fir trees instead of palm trees. It also does have an air of a warmer place, which, I realized, might be because it is right beside Brooks Bay Peninsula. Brooks Bay Peninsula was just missed by the big ice cap in the last ice age and still has vegetation from another era. I think some seeds might have blown over to Side Bay. I did notice some odd-looking plants there. While preparing this post I realized that it has the most photos of all other of my posts. This goes to show you that Side Bay has plenty of “visual interest.”
Strange looking plants 1. Strange looking plants 2.
James bought a new truck, a four-wheel drive, just in time for our trip to Vancouver Island. We also had a new fancy dancy kayak carrier, a new kitchen centre and a couple of camping chairs with their own little table on the side and cup holder. We were stylin’ kayakers!
We were stylin' kayakers.
Since we had taken this road to the Wild West Coast before, we thought that we knew where we were going. Once we got into the belly of the forest, uncertainty set in. We relived our fear of taking the wrong turn and getting lost or ending up on top of a mountain cut-block with no room to turn around. We scrambled around the truck for our BC Coast Explorer and the Backwoods Map Book, trying to figure out this route like it was the first time we’d taken it. We bemoaned that I did not bring a printed out copy of my post for Gooding Cove of 2016, that I laboriously edited and re-edited, to use as a guide. There is such a labyrinth of logging roads in the area, it is just too easy to get lost.
Things were a little easier this time though, as, with Port Alice’s new tourism promotion initiative, we found nice new professionally done guide signs that replaced the home-made ones from the year before. In keeping with the tendency of BC backwoods signage, however, there weren’t many signs at the beginning of the route.
To get to Side Bay, take Marine Drive from Port Alice around the inlet. Follow it until it “becomes” Teeta Main (there’s no turn or dividing marker)—it is just Marine Drive in one part, and Teeta Main the next part. When you get to that hairpin turn 25 km from Port Alice, there is no guess work at all. There is a lovely sign pointing the way to Teeta 500 (or K 500) and other mains that come after. After Teeta 500, you take K main, then I main. Somewhere around I main, the signage for Side Bay and Gooding Cove starts, and that’s all you need to know.
May I once again remind you to avoid travelling on the logging roads between 6 am and 6 pm on the weekdays when the loggers are at work. In a lot of places, the roads are very narrow and only allow passage for one vehicle. This means if you come face to face with a logging truck you could be toast! They will stop if they can, but sometimes they can’t because of their heavy loads and could plough right into you! If this happens, they are not liable either.
There is another complication to this scenario. Though most loggers maintain banker’s hours, some contract-based logging companies don’t always—so you must always be wary. I talked to someone in the forestry industry and he says that that’s quite rare for the North Island. It tends to happen more on the Central Island. To travel the backwoods of Vancouver Island you need to have a thick skin…but a lot of people do it. In my post for Gooding Cove, I wrote about how James and I came across a logging truck and survived. It appeared the truck was expecting us. A Western Forest Products pick-up had driven by earlier and they likely informed the logging truck via the 2-way radio that there were a couple of yahoos with kayaks on the road.
Also, when you venture into the back country, make sure to tell someone where you’re going and when you plan to be back, so it doesn’t take days or weeks before someone realizes you’re missing.
Interestingly, the trip to Side Bay only took two hours. When we went to Gooding Cove last year—because we got side-tracked to Cayeuse Main and had to back track, and then ended up stuck on a mountain top (with a stunning view of Quatsino Sound)—the same journey took us 5 hours!
Arriving at Side Bay, we spent a few moments in stunned silence taking in the scene before us. There were people around, but the vastness and the beauty of the huge bay made them seem quite insignificant.
Side Bay Beach Gallery
We set up camp right away and headed out onto the water. There was a good surf hitting the beach, but the water in the middle of the bay looked flatish. After struggling to figure out a way to get on the water without getting Chloe and ourselves all wet, we decided to go in nose first. It worked!
Once we were on the water, we discovered that we were riding some pretty big rollers. The water wasn’t “flatish” at all! It felt a little like being on an elevator going up and down without stopping. If this were my first time on a kayak, I would have been having a serious panic attack!
We paddled by the rocky north shore, trying to take pictures while also saying “wee wee” as we went up and down the ocean roller coaster. We ended up at Mayday Island, on the sandy beach at the northeast corner, to have our snack.
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That first sojourn we thought we had seen all there was to see and wondered what we’d have to explore the next couple of days. As it turns out, there would be a lot to discover just by checking out all the nooks and crannies of the bay.
The next day, we planned to get up “bright and early” so we could maybe kayak out to Lawn point, a stretch of land that looks to be covered by a primed lawn from the air, which is actually very tall grasses hiding rough boulders. We were even fantasizing about going on to Restless Bite by passing the turbulent Kwaikiutl Point.
We had the best intentions. Even though we did get up fairly early, by the time we got cleaned and fed and had our coffee, we didn’t get onto the water until around noon. It turned out to be a good thing. The water wasn’t as turbulent as the day before. The rollers on the bay were much smaller than yesterday, but, as we headed toward the open ocean, they became enormous!
James said we could turn back if I wanted to. I paddled ahead a little more, then accepted the offer. We later realized we should only be out here with skirts and not with a Chihuahua. We realized, once our kayaks filled with water out there, our gooses would be quite cooked! We saw a few kayakers paddle out to that area, but they were likely not kayaking with a Chihuahua and probably had skirts, tons of experience and plenty of bravado!
The situation then got a little more interesting. After deciding to head to the far east side of the bay (the other end of the bay from our campsite) the wind picked up. The ride got rough and rocky. We kept getting splashed. We realized, if this wind had suddenly come along on the open ocean, it would not have been fun to say the least! If we had gone out there in the morning when the water was calmer, we might have gone too far afield, possibly even going on a hike. When it would have been time to go back—after a little daytime heating—we probably would have had to fight the winds and maybe even a few breakers on the open ocean.
Hitting that wind, we made a sharp left turn and headed in the direction of our campsite. This is where I came to understand the term “crosswinds.” The waves were going from west to east, and the wind was coming from the north to south. The smooth undulating waves developed choppy points that knocked us all over the place!
Having cut our kayaking trip short, we were quite disappointed. Nevertheless, we took our kayaking snack at the far west end of the beach in the shade of the stones. We checked out a huge cave from afar that was only visible at low tide. We did some sunbathing and even some swimming. James went in the icy cold water (in this way, Side Bay is not like Hawaii!). As usual, James was the braver one, swimming a lap or two. I got wet up to my waist and dunked my hair in the water. Later I noticed that my hair was quite soft and silky, which probably explains why so many products from the sea are used in personal care products.
Cave visible at low tide.
As evening approached, we went out for a short kayak ride to explore the shore just north of the beach. We saw a driftwood beach, then came upon a wall of stones. At that moment the wind seriously picked up again and I wanted to go back, but Mr. Adventure just went around the stones. It was a good thing too. What we discovered was a photographer’s delight!
On the other side of the wall of stones we found volumetric shadows, high contrasts with blue and black and water making interesting patterns pouring through crevices. I call this place the “Side Bay Stonehenge.” I took too many pictures, and it was a lucky thing too. I still had a lot to learn about photographing shadows using metering. If I focused on the rocks, the camera would overexpose them and take away the strong shadows. I had to focus the metering on the water to make the rocks looks like the dark and powerful monoliths that they were.
Side Bay Stonehenge Gallery
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For day three, we were out of ideas; but still ended up having an adventure anyway. The winds from the north were fierce. We “settled” for a return to Mayday Island. Since we were passing by the north side of the island. I saw a monolith of a rock that would have made a good picture, so I decided to turn the kayak around and get a shot. As I was doing this, James, ahead of me and already around the island, noticed I was nowhere to be seen!
After I took my shot, I had to fight with all my might to turn back around in the wind and waves and follow the course. James wasn’t too happy about my risking life and limb for art. He gave me quite a scolding when he finally found me. The whole thing was kind of for naught anyway, as the photo wasn’t very sharp or well-framed.
The risky photo.*
Landing at Mayday Island for a break, the creativity gods compensated me for not getting a good shot of the monolith. As I came sliding onto the beach, I saw these little seaweed plants twisting and turning in the clear water. With the added enhancement of ripples, the seaweed struck me as expressionistic art. I took a gazillion pictures! Here are just a few of them.
Seaweed Art Gallery
We originally wanted to paddle up the creek just east of the island, but it had to be ruled out because of the low tide. It probably could have been an interesting adventure. Paddling around the east side of Mayday Island, we found a beautiful hidden beach for some all-over sun tanning, skinny dipping and rock picture taking.  It felt like it was just us and the Pacific Ocean! The water was great for swimming: it was nice and shallow with clear water revealing a sandy bottom. I spent more time in the water than James this time. It took me a while and a few dunks to get adapted to the icy water, but I even swam around a bit.
Secluded Beach Gallery
When we got back, we were treated to a ride up the mountain in quads by a couple of our camping neighbours. They took us up to a lookout point where we were able to get some great aerial shots of the Rugged Islands and Brooks Bay Peninsula. The sky was tinged with a little bit of brown—a sign of the many forest fires raging that summer—that turned the whole scene a dusty pink as the sun went down.
Lookout Point Gallery
Our guides, who had been camping at Side Bay every summer for years and years, acted like they were showing us around their personal back yard. They told us stories of people they had met here. They told us about a Japanese lady who came straight from Japan, with no previous kayaking experience. She landed in Canada, bought a kayak and proceeded to kayak around Vancouver Island all alone with no radio and apparently very little food. She had even somehow managed to paddle around the potentially violent waters of Cape Scott and survive! When I was talking to one of the fishermen at the marina in Port Alice once, he told me that a buoy that was located at Cape Scott once recorded waves 100 feet high before it disconnected and went out of commission! It was quite possible the waves got even higher after that!
When the Japanese lady showed up at Side Bay, with only a bag of rice left in her kayak, the campers fed her a nice big meal. They gave her a lure and taught her how to use it so she could feed on fish. She took off the next day before everyone was up, leaving the lure behind. The next hurdle on her destination was the tip of Brooks Bay Peninsula, which can be almost as bad as Cape Scott. Not far past the tip, the ocean floor takes an abrupt and steep drop, which can make for some wicked turbulence. We all wondered if she survived. Even so, it’s amazing how far she managed to get on her romantic, poorly informed ideas about kayaking in Canada.
The couple also told us the historical story about a plane carrying payroll cash that crashed at Lawn Point. We were told two guys had survived the crash; one was severely injured. The more able-bodied person decided he would hike out to get help. Oddly, he also decided he should take the payroll money with him. The guy who was left had died and the guy who hiked out was never found. He might have been attacked by wild animals, but the cynic in me contemplated that with all that money, he might have seen fit to hitch or hijack a ride on a boat and leave the country.
I looked into the story a little more at home. It was a US Navy plane with six crew members that didn’t return from a navigation exercise in 1943. The plane did indeed have payroll on it. While searching for the Port Hardy Air Force Base, the pilot saw a break in the clouds and what looked like a carefully manicured lawn. It was the tall grasses hiding the abundance of rocks of Lawn Point! When the wreckage was found in 1944, with a rudimentary camp and the remains of five men, one man and one payroll, as well as watches, guns and other valuables were missing.
After telling their tales, our guides then asked me about my blog that I had mentioned a couple of times before. As soon as I told them the title of this entry will be “Side Bay, Port Alice’s Best Kept Secret” I gulped, wishing I could take my words back. Their expressions suddenly changed. Their chattiness ended abruptly. They quickly took us back down the mountain and gave us the cold shoulder for the remainder the weekend. They had been keeping Side Bay as their personal private getaway and didn’t want the outside world to know about it!
As I was looking at the map of Side Bay while writing up this post, I realized that Klaskino Inlet is very accessible from there. To get there by road you have to go over a rough mountain road, which, until not long ago, was impassable. I recently ran into some very experienced kayakers who made it there by the overland route. I had taken their number for writing an article about them for the North Island Gazette, but ended up losing it when my One Note app malfunctioned. They said it was passable because of some active logging going at the time, but who knows if it still is? I have long thought of Klaskino Inlet as a possible “Kayakers’ Shangri la.” It cuts into the mountains for quite a distance so it should have a very “canyon-like” and remote feel to it. From Side Bay it would probably amount to a two-day excursion there and back going at a steady pace.
John Kimantas talks a bit about it in his BC Coast Explorer . There was a lot of active logging going on there at the time, so it sounded like an industrial zone. It might have reverted to it’s more or less natural state by now. He also mentions that there are not a lot of good places to launch. Anchorage Island might be a good place to set up camp for the night—if it’s anything like Mayday Island—but don’t quote me on that. It could very well be nothing but rocks and trees right up to the water! There must be some beaches to land on around it where the waves from the open ocean hit and smooth out the shoreline into nice sandy beaches. It’s something worth checking out for the adventurous.


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extends java.lang.Object
Be sure to read the Example Overview
first to put this
example into context.
The program can be used to start up multiple stock quote servers supplying the following arguments:
java je.rep.quote.StockQuotes -env <environment home> \ -nodeName <nodeName> \ -nodeHost <hostname:port> \ -helperHost <hostname:port>The argument names resemble the
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-env a pre-existing directory for the replicated JE environment -nodeName the name used to uniquely identify this node in the replication -nodeHost the unique hostname, port pair for this node -helperHost the hostname, port pair combination for the helper node. It's the same as the nodeHost only if this node is intended to become the initial Master, during the formation of the replication group.A typical demo session begins with a set of commands such as the following to start each node. The first node can be started as below:
java je.rep.quote.StockQuotes -env dir1 -nodeName n1 \ -nodeHost node.acme.com:5001 \ -helperHost node.acme.com:5001Note that the
helperHost
and the nodeHost
are the
same, since it's the first node in the group. HA uses this fact to start a
brand new replication group of size one, with this node as the master if
there is no existing environment in the environment directory
dir1
.
Nodes can be added to the group by using a variation of the above. The second and third node can be started as follows:
java je.rep.quote.StockQuotes -env dir2 -nodeName n2 \ -nodeHost node.acme.com:5002 \ -helperHost node.acme.com:5001 java je.rep.quote.StockQuotes -env dir3 -nodeName n3 \ -nodeHost node.acme.com:5003 \ -helperHost node.acme.com:5002Note that each node has its own unique node name, and a distinct directory for its replicated environment. This and any subsequent nodes can use the first node as a helper to get itself going. In fact, you can pick any node already in the group to serve as a helper. So, for example when adding the third node, node 2 or node 1, could serve as helper nodes. The helper nodes simply provide a mechanism to help a new node get itself admitted into the group. The helper node is not needed once a node becomes part of the group.
When initially running the example, please use a group of at least three nodes. A two node group is a special case, and it is best to learn how to run larger groups first. For more information, see Two-Node Replication Groups. When initially creating the nodes, it is also important to start the master first.
But once the nodes have been created, the order in which the nodes are
started up does not matter. It minimizes the initial overall group startup
time to have the master (the one where the helperHost
and the
nodeHost
are the same) node started first, since the master
initializes the replicated environment and is ready to start accepting and
processing commands even as the other nodes concurrently join the group.
The above commands start up a group with three nodes all running locally on the same machine. You can start up nodes on different machines connected by a TCP/IP network by executing the above commands on the respective machines. It's important in this case that the clocks on these machines, be reasonably synchronized, that is, they should be within a couple of seconds of each other. You can do this manually, but it's best to use a protocol like NTP for this purpose.
Upon subsequent restarts the nodes will automatically hold an election and select one of the nodes in the group to be the master. The choice of master is made visible by the master/replica prompt that the application uses to make the distinction clear. Note that at least a simple majority of nodes must be started before the application will respond with a prompt because it's only after a simple majority of nodes is available that an election can be held and a master elected. For a two node group, both nodes must be started before an election can be held.
Commands are submitted directly at the command prompt in the console established by the application at each node. Update commands are only accepted at the console associated with the current master, identified by the master prompt as below:
StockQuotes-2 (master)>After issuing a few commands, you may want to experiment with shutting down or killing some number of the replicated environments and bringing them back up to see how the application behaves.
If you type stock updates at an application that is currently running as a replica node, the update is refused and you must manually re-enter the updates on the console associated with the master. This is of course quite cumbersome and serves as motivation for the subsequent examples.
As shown below, there is no routing of requests between nodes in this example, which is why write requests fail when they are issued on a Replica node.
----------------------- | StockQuotes | Read and Write requests both succeed, | Instance 1: Master | because this is the Master. ----------------------- ----------------------- | StockQuotes | Read requests succeed, | Instance 2: Replica | but Write requests fail on a Replica. ----------------------- ----------------------- | StockQuotes | Read requests succeed, | Instance 3: Replica | but Write requests fail on a Replica. ----------------------- ...more Replica instances...
See UpdateForwardingStockQuotes
for an example that uses
SimpleRouter
, along with application supplied inter-node request
routing to direct write requests to the master.
See RouterDrivenStockQuotes
along with HARouter
for an
example that uses an external router built using the
Monitor
to route write
requests externally to the master and provide primitive load balancing
across the nodes in the replication group.
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The mum-of-two's body had been stuffed into a wheelie bin, near recreation ground.

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Wow! We won again. It was a very close game and I didn't think we were going to pull it off at first. I scored the first goal and that seemed to grease the wheels for the rest of the team.  Fortunately, we have a couple of guys that are in shape. They kept the game going.
Chris had some good saves and Mark really put the pressure both on defense and offense. He scored at least 2 goals, maybe 3? CJ, joined the team and had an assist for Mark's first goal. We managed to get the lead late in the second half. We fell back to a heavy defensive position and ran the clock out.
Mac Daddy's had their own terminator on the field. A girl with an exposed knee brace was inflicting pain on people left and right. If we aren't supposed to wear jewelry I suspect a large, and apparently sharp, leg apparatus should not be allowed on the field exposed. If she had put a knee pad on it and wore pants, she probably would have been OK. The first time I encountered her knee brace, I thought, "Wow, she's built like a rock!" Eventually I looked down at my knee and saw that it was bleeding. See the picture to the left.  I suspect I'll have a long line of a bruise. The ref. should have taken care of it but, even when I brought to his attention, he did nothing.
I can't complain too much, in my own oxygen deprived state, I kicked a couple of people in the ankles. aa
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| Rmd | 3dc0ba5 | Peter Carbonetto | 2018-06-06 | wflow_publish(c(“ExpressionAnalysis.Rmd”, “fastqtl2mash.Rmd”, |
| Rmd | 2b0db9b | Peter Carbonetto | 2018-06-06 | Misc. revisions to Rmd files. |
| html | 678f73e | Peter Carbonetto | 2018-06-06 | Added text to Tspecific analysis file. |
| Rmd | 0fa57df | Peter Carbonetto | 2018-06-06 | wflow_publish(“Tspecific.Rmd”) |
| html | df200f8 | Peter Carbonetto | 2018-06-06 | Added text to Tspecific analysis page. |
| Rmd | 2f3cc45 | Peter Carbonetto | 2018-06-06 | wflow_publish(“Tspecific.Rmd”) |
| Rmd | 52ecb42 | Peter Carbonetto | 2018-06-06 | I have a complete revision of Tspecific.Rmd without the accompanying text. |
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| Rmd | 7fec23c | Peter Carbonetto | 2018-06-06 | Renamed Tspecific analysis. |
| html | aecc7f1 | Peter Carbonetto | 2017-09-20 | Moved doc to docs. |
| Rmd | 7072cdb | Peter Carbonetto | 2017-09-20 | Reorganized many of the files. |
Despite high average levels of sharing of eQTLs among tissues, mash also identifies eQTLs that are relatively “tissue-specific”. Here we count the number of “tissue-specific” eQTLs in each tissue.
Compare the bar chart at the bottom of this page against Supplementary Figure 5 in the manuscript.
First, we load some functions defined for mash analyses.
source("../code/normfuncs.R")
This is the threshold used to determine which genes have at least one significant effect across tissues.
thresh <- 0.05
Load some GTEx summary statistics, as well as some of the results generated from the mash analysis of the GTEx data.
out <- readRDS("../data/MatrixEQTLSumStats.Portable.Z.rds")
maxb <- out$strong.b
maxz <- out$strong.z
standard.error <- out$strong.s
out <- readRDS(paste("../output/MatrixEQTLSumStats.Portable.Z.coved.K3.P3",
"lite.single.expanded.V1.posterior.rds",sep = "."))
pm.mash <- out$posterior.means
lfsr.mash <- out$lfsr
pm.mash.beta <- pm.mash * standard.error
To create the bar chart below, we use the colours that are conventionally used to represent the GTEx tissues in plots.
missing.tissues <- c(7,8,19,20,24,25,31,34,37)
color.gtex <- read.table("../data/GTExColors.txt",sep = '\t',
comment.char = '')[-missing.tissues,]
col = as.character(color.gtex[,2])
We define “tissue-specific” to mean that the effect is at least 2-fold larger in one tissue than in any other tissue.
nsig <- rowSums(lfsr.mash < thresh)
pm.mash.beta.norm <- het.norm(effectsize = pm.mash.beta)
pm.mash.beta.norm <- pm.mash.beta.norm[nsig > 0,]
lfsr.mash <- as.matrix(lfsr.mash[nsig > 0,])
colnames(lfsr.mash) <- colnames(maxz)
a <- which(rowSums(pm.mash.beta.norm > 0.5) == 1)
lfsr.fold <- as.matrix(lfsr.mash[a,])
pm <- as.matrix(pm.mash.beta.norm[a,])
tspec <- NULL
for(i in 1:ncol(pm))
tspec[i] <- sum(pm[,i] > 0.5)
tspec <- as.matrix(tspec)
rownames(tspec) <- colnames(maxz)
par(mfrow = c(2,1))
barplot(as.numeric(t(tspec)),las = 2,cex.names = 0.75,col = col,
names = colnames(lfsr.fold))
| Version | Author | Date |
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| df200f8 | Peter Carbonetto | 2018-06-06 |
Testis stands out as the tissue with the most tissue-specific effects. Other tissues showing stronger-than-average tissue specificity include skeletal muscle, thyroid and transformed cell lines (fibroblasts and LCLs).
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An R package for classifying Twitter accounts as bot or not
.
Uses machine learning to classify Twitter accounts as bots or not bots. The default model is 93.53% accurate when classifying bots and 95.32% accurate when classifying non-bots. The fast model is 91.78% accurate when classifying bots and 92.61% accurate when classifying non-bots.
Overall, the default model is correct 93.8% of the time.
Overall, the fast model is correct 91.9% of the time.
There’s one function tweetbotornot()
(technically there’s also botornot()
, but it does the same exact thing). Give it a vector of screen names or user IDs and let it go to work.
## load package
library(tweetbotornot)
## select users
users <- c("realdonaldtrump", "netflix_bot",
"kearneymw", "dataandme", "hadleywickham",
"ma_salmon", "juliasilge", "tidyversetweets",
"American__Voter", "mothgenerator", "hrbrmstr")
## get botornot estimates
data <- tweetbotornot(users)
## arrange by prob ests
data[order(data$prob_bot), ]
#> # A tibble: 11 x 3
#> screen_name user_id prob_bot
#> <chr> <chr> <dbl>
#> 1 hadleywickham 69133574 0.00754
#> 2 realDonaldTrump 25073877 0.00995
#> 3 kearneymw<PHONE_NUMBER> 0.0607
#> 4 ma_salmon<PHONE_NUMBER> 0.150
#> 5 juliasilge 13074042 0.162
#> 6 dataandme<PHONE_NUMBER> 0.227
#> 7 hrbrmstr 5685812 0.320
#> 8 netflix_bot<PHONE_NUMBER> 0.978
#> 9 tidyversetweets<PHONE_NUMBER>78691328 0.997
#> 10 mothgenerator<PHONE_NUMBER> 0.998
#> 11 American__Voter<PHONE_NUMBER>25597184 1.000
The botornot()
function also accepts data returned by rtweet functions.
## get most recent 100 tweets from each user
tmls <- get_timelines(users, n = 100)
## pass the returned data to botornot()
data <- botornot(tmls)
## arrange by prob ests
data[order(data$prob_bot), ]
#> # A tibble: 11 x 3
#> screen_name user_id prob_bot
#> <chr> <chr> <dbl>
#> 1 hadleywickham 69133574 0.00754
#> 2 realDonaldTrump 25073877 0.00995
#> 3 kearneymw<PHONE_NUMBER> 0.0607
#> 4 ma_salmon<PHONE_NUMBER> 0.150
#> 5 juliasilge 13074042 0.162
#> 6 dataandme<PHONE_NUMBER> 0.227
#> 7 hrbrmstr 5685812 0.320
#> 8 netflix_bot<PHONE_NUMBER> 0.978
#> 9 tidyversetweets<PHONE_NUMBER>78691328 0.997
#> 10 mothgenerator<PHONE_NUMBER> 0.998
#> 11 American__Voter<PHONE_NUMBER>25597184 1.000
fast = TRUE
The default [gradient boosted] model uses both users-level (bio, location, number of followers and friends, etc.) and tweets-level (number of hashtags, mentions, capital letters, etc. in a user’s most recent 100 tweets) data to estimate the probability that users are bots. For larger data sets, this method can be quite slow. Due to Twitter’s REST API rate limits, users are limited to only 180 estimates per every 15 minutes.
To maximize the number of estimates per 15 minutes (at the cost of being less accurate), use the fast = TRUE
argument. This method uses only users-level data, which increases the maximum number of estimates per 15 minutes to 90,000! Due to losses in accuracy, this method should be used with caution!
## get botornot estimates
data <- botornot(users, fast = TRUE)
## arrange by prob ests
data[order(data$prob_bot), ]
#> # A tibble: 11 x 3
#> screen_name user_id prob_bot
#> <chr> <chr> <dbl>
#> 1 hadleywickham 69133574 0.00185
#> 2 kearneymw<PHONE_NUMBER> 0.0415
#> 3 ma_salmon<PHONE_NUMBER> 0.0661
#> 4 dataandme<PHONE_NUMBER> 0.0965
#> 5 juliasilge 13074042 0.112
#> 6 hrbrmstr 5685812 0.121
#> 7 realDonaldTrump 25073877 0.368
#> 8 netflix_bot<PHONE_NUMBER> 0.978
#> 9 tidyversetweets<PHONE_NUMBER>78691328 0.998
#> 10 mothgenerator<PHONE_NUMBER> 0.999
#> 11 American__Voter<PHONE_NUMBER>25597184 0.999
In order to avoid confusion, the package was renamed from “botrnot” to “tweetbotornot” in June 2018. This package should not be confused with the botornot application.


The Camarines Norte State College shall provide higher and advance studies in the field of education, arts and science, economics, health, engineering, management, finace, accounting, business and public administration, fisheries, agriculture, natural resources development and management and ladderized courses.
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We, at Camarines Norte State College, aiming to become a Premier Higher Education Institution in the Bicol Region, are committed to providing excellent services in instruction, research and extension that are responsive to the satisfaction of our students and other stakeholders.
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--- layout: post title: "India completes the evaluation phase of its own 5G Technology" subtitle: "India's own 5G technology, TSDSI 5Gi, has completed the evaluation phase of ITU's International Mobile Telecommunications 2020 (IMT-2020) vision" date: 2020-11-28 22:45:13 +0530 background: '/img/posts/06.jpg' published: true categories: [Technology] tags: [ technology, 5G , evaluation, telecommunication ] ---
India's own 5G technology, TSDSI 5Gi, has completed the evaluation phase of ITU's International Mobile Telecommunications 2020 (IMT-2020) vision and now conforms with the stringent performance requirement, ITU said in a statement. Now, India's contribution within the 5G domain is now being accepted as the global 5G standard.
IIT Kanpur Director, Prof Abhay Karandikar, founding member and Chairman of the Telecom Standards Development Society of India (TSDSI), India’s body for telecom standards, said that global vendors will now need to make handsets and base stations conforming to this standard.
Vitamin D is found in certain foods, including oily fish, mushrooms, eggs, and foods that have been artificially supplemented to contain vitamin D, like milk. The body also produces its own vitamin D when exposed to sunlight.
The other two technologies that have completed the evaluation phase are 3GPP 5G-SRIT and 3GPP 5G-RIT submitted by the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP).
"5G will enable much faster data speeds, reliable connectivity and low latency to international mobile telecommunications (IMT) — all needed for our new global communications ecosystem of connected devices sending vast amounts of data via ultrafast broadband."
Mario Maniewicz, Director of the ITU Radiocommunication Bureau, said: "The successful completion of the evaluation process and the release of this global standard is a significant milestone for the global telecommunication industry and its users. 5G technologies will further enrich the worldwide communications ecosystem, expand the range of innovative applications and support the burgeoning Internet of Things, including machine-to-machine communication."


Enrolling for a Paid Event
How to enroll for a paid event using the Events module. Note: Events that allow enrollment typically display the Enroll icon before the event title. Events that have reached the maximum number of enrollees will display the typically display the Enroll Full icon.
- Go to the event details page of the required event. See "Viewing Event Details (List View)", See "Viewing Event Details (Month View)" or See "Viewing Event Details (Week View)".
- Click the Enroll for the Event? link. This displays the message "Are You Sure You Want To Enroll?"
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Click the OK button to confirm.
- On the Paypal Event Enrollment page, review the event information and then click the Purchase link. This takes you to the PayPal website.
- Complete the secure payment process which will then take you back to the website.
One of the following messages is now displayed advising of your enrollment status:
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You are enrolled for this event, but not yet approved! If this message is displayed, you will be typically be informed by email once your enrollment is approved. Once it is approved the below message is displayed.
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You are enrolled and approved for this event!


Module peg.highlight
Generates a terminal syntax highlighter for a given grammar.
Functions
| light (ast, rules) | highlights a Node. |
| Highlighter (ast, rules) | generates a highlighter |
Functions
- light (ast, rules)
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highlights a Node.
uses spans and the original string.
anything not collected by the grammar is
quoted verbatim, so if the context is Red,
it will be Red also.
Parameters:
- ast the parsed string
- rules the rule table
Returns:
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highlighted string
- Highlighter (ast, rules)
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generates a highlighter
Parameters:
- ast a parsed syntax
- rules a palette
Returns:
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a function: λ (string|Node) -> string


Department of Advanced Science and Technology
University of Computer Studies
B.C.Sc/B.C.Tech. ( Third Year)
Computer Organization
Final Examination
Computer Network(CST-303)
Zone III
Answer ALL Questions
Time allowed 3hours.
| Column A | Column B |
| (i)Autonomous system | (A)Consists of application-layer message and the transport layer header information |
| (ii)Segment | (B)Consists of a group of rounters that are typically under the same adminisstrative control. |
| (iii)Packet | (C)The time it takes for a small packet to travel from client to server and them back to client. |
| (iii)Packet | (C)The time it takes for a small packet to travel from client to server and them back to client. |
| (iv)Multicast | (D)A fixed piece of informaton sent across a nework. |
| (v)RTT | (E)A single source node to send a copy of a packet to a subset of other network nodes. |
(OR)
How do you understand the DNS as the Internet's Directory Service? List two types of queries in DNS.Suppose the host cis.poly.edu desires the IP address of gaia.cs.umass.edu. Also suppose that Polytechnic's local DNS server is called dns.poly.edu and that an authouitative DNS server for gaia.cs.umass.edu is called dns.umass.edu. Illustrate the interaction of DNS servers by using one of the DNS queries type.(10 Marks)(OR)
Illustrate the IPv4 datagram format and IPv6 datagram format.(10 Marks)


Hangouts :Realtime video chat Web Application for Home and Small Buesiness, Based on NodeJs
© Copyrights by
Tawfek Daghistani
, released under MIT


In this assignment, I created LIRI. LIRI is like iPhone's SIRI. However, while SIRI is a Speech Interpretation and Recognition Interface, LIRI is a _Language_ Interpretation and Recognition Interface. LIRI can work with a command line node app that takes in parameters and gives you back data.
View ProjectIn this activity, I created an Amazon-like storefront with the MySQL skills. The app will take in orders from customers and deplete stock from the store's inventory.
View ProjectI created a compatibility-based "FriendFinder" application -- basically a dating app. This full-stack site will take in results from your users' surveys, then compare their answers with those from other users. The app will then display the name and picture of the user with the best overall match.
View ProjectIn this assignment, I created a web app that lets users view and leave comments on the latest news. But you're not going to actually write any articles; instead, you'll flex your Mongoose and Cheerio muscles to scrape news from another site.
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Privacy Policy
Last update: June 2023.
Contact Owner: Carlos Vecina. Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Website: www.typethepipe.com Information to the User Typethepipe, as Responsible for the Data, informs you that, in accordance with the provisions of Regulation (EU) 2016⁄679, of April 27, (RGPD) and in the “L.O. 3⁄2018, de 5 de diciembre, de protección de datos y garantía de los derechos digitales (LOPDGDD)”, we will treat your data as we reflect in this Privacy Policy.
In this Privacy Policy we describe how we collect your personal data and why we collect it, what we do with it, with whom we share it, how we protect it, and your options regarding the processing of your personal data.
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Hey there! This canvas is where you can design your badge. Move stuff around, resize them.
Apply styles to the canvas components from this toolbox.
Minor change in your background image? Don't worry, choose a new one here.
Same badge, for a new set of attendees? Pick a new spreadsheet here.
Creates badges and lets you download a Zip file of all the badges.
Quit tiling all badges manually. Choose your paper size and orientation and get a PDF to print.
Wanna come back later? Wanna share your design with friends? No problem. Save to Google Drive and come back any time!
Exit clears your system resources and takes you to start page. Have fun creating your badges :)


@* * This template is called from the `index` template. This template * handles the rendering of the page header and body tags. It takes * two arguments, a `String` for the title of the page and an `Html` * object to insert into the body of the page. *@ @(title: String, content: Html)(implicit session: Session, request: Request[AnyContent], flash: Flash)


Player in Area
Rather than detecting if a player is at a certain location, it would be nice to detect if the player is in a room
By picking 2 locations at opposite corners of a room, you can define the area the room is contained in.
It will look like this:


Q: Can you think of an analogy to describe HTML,
CSS and the DOM? How would you describe it to your non-technical friend?
A: HTML is the outline of the website.
CSS is the style of the website.
DOM im not 100% sure yet so im not going to write something.
Q: What is meant by boxifying design?
A: A boxifying design is a basic grid that you can layout your page easily.
Q: What is the box model?
A: All HTML elements can be considered as boxes. In CSS,
the term "box model" is used when talking about design and layout.
The CSS box model is essentially a box that wraps around every HTML element.
It consists of: margins, borders, padding, and the actual content.


Each line should be a rule definition, formatted like: regex=groupName. Navigating to a URL that matches regex will place the tab in the groupName tab group. If colors are defined below, the tab group will have the corresponding color.
regex=groupName
regex
groupName
If you use a valid color name as groupName, it will instead be placed in a colored group with no name.
Each line should be a group definition, formatted like: groupName=color, where color is one of grey, blue, red, yellow, green, pink, purple, or cyan.
groupName=color
color
grey
blue
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yellow
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@(activepage: String = "index")(content: Html)(implicit l: Lang, messages: Messages) @isselected(active: String, inquestion: String) = @{ if(active == inquestion) { "selected" } else { "notselected" } }


The Seychelles is an archipelago of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean off East Africa, known for its beaches, coral reefs, diving, nature reserves and rare wildlife such as giant Aldabra tortoises. Mahé island, with an international airport, is a key transport hub, home to capital Victoria, the mountain rainforests of Morne Seychellois National Park and white-sand beaches including Beau Vallon and Anse Takamaka.
Beau Vallon, 3km from Victoria on Mahé's northwest coast, has the island's longest and, some would say, best beach. While it may be overbuilt by Seychellois standards, you'll find it remarkably low-key and quiet if you've experienced other tropical destinations. The seaside ambience, with fishers selling fresh fish late in the afternoon in the shade of takamaka trees, adds a dash of real life.
North of Beau Vallon, there's some great scenery up the coast to Glacis and North Point. With your own wheels, it's a scenic drive on a narrow road that hugs the coastline, with intermittent, lovely views over secluded coves at the foot of the cliffs.
Anse Lazio, on the northwest tip of the island, is picture-postcard everywhere you look and it often turns up in lists of the world's most beautiful beaches. The long beach has lapis lazuli waters, a thick fringe of palm and takamaka trees, and granite boulders at each extremity. There's some good snorkelling among the rocks along the arms of the bay and there's a beachside restaurant. Despite its popularity, it never feels crowded, but watch your valuables here.
One of Mahé's highlights, the splendid Morne Seychellois National Park encompasses an impressive 20% of Mahé's land area and contains a wide variety of habitats, from coastal mangrove forests up to the country's highest peak, the Morne Seychellois (905m). Choked in thick forest formation, the enigmatic, central part of the park is virtually deserted and can only be reached by walking trails; you don't have to go far before the outside world starts to feel a long, long way away.


Tyrosine phosphorylation is a mandatory proximal step in radiation-induced activation of the protein kinase C signaling pathway in human B-lymphocyte precursors[ published erratum appears in Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 1993 Apr 15; 90 (8): 3775] Ionizing radiation triggers a signal in human B-lymphocyte precursors that is intimately linked to an active protein-tyrosine kinase regulatory pathway.
Abstract
We show that in B-lymphocyte precursors, irradiation with gamma-rays leads to (i) stimulation of phosphatidylinositol turnover; (ii) downstream activation by covalent modification of multiple serine-specific protein kinases, including protein kinase C; and (iii) activation of nuclear factor kappa B. All of the radiation-induced signals were effectively prevented by the protein-tyrosine kinase inhibitors genistein and herbimycin A. Thus, tyrosine phosphorylation is an important and perhaps mandatory proximal step in the activation of the protein kinase C signaling cascade in human B-lymphocyte precursors. Our report expands current knowledge of the radiation-induced signaling cascade by clarifying the chronological sequence of biochemical events that follow irradiation.


Kirk Cousins fails miserably on slide attempt gone wrong (Video)
by TSD StaffVikings quarterback Kirk Cousins is more of a traditional pocket passer, and clearly is not known for his running ability.
He showed that during Sunday’s game against the Chiefs, when he took off and should’ve had an easy first down, but a mental error prevented him from moving the chains.
It happened in the first half of the game, with Cousins seeing the pocket collapse on a third-and-six play. He wisely took off running, but for some reason, upon seeing the Chiefs defenders, he elected to slide. The problem was that he was two yards short of the chains, and the Vikings were forced to punt.
Welp.


Cyber attack on UK Labour was short-lived attempt to take down websites: source
LONDON: A cyber attack on Britain's opposition Labour Party was a short-lived and unsuccessful attempt to take the party's websites offline, a security official with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
An initial investigation indicated the attack was not particularly sophisticated, the official said. "It was really very everyday, nothing more than what you would expect to see on a regular basis."
Labour said earlier on Tuesday it was subject to a large-scale cyber attack on its digital platforms but that it was confident no data breach occurred just weeks before a national election.
(Reporting by Jack Stubbs; Editing by Guy Faulconbridge)


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The reason that speedrunners usually get media attention is for the hours and hours and days and days of time they spend playing the same game over and over to see who can complete it (to varying degrees) the fastest.
In contrast to traditional eSports, speedrunning has been called "the freestyle parkour of the medium - often free of reward, aimed at self-improvement, and aimed at breaking rules."
If you've never heard of speedrunning video games, MakeUseOf has produced a detailed overview and claims speedrunning is the future of single player gaming.
Although its origins can be traced all the way back to early 90s games like DOOM, speedrunning has grown exponentially in recent years, thanks in part to the popularity of streaming on platforms like Twitch and marathon charity events like Games Done Quick, which have allowed strong community bonds to form over the grueling amount of practice required to achieve speedrunning notoriety.
Most observers find the dedication required, the commitment to creating muscle memory and the eye for detail down to single frames, to be the most interesting part, or they simply feed off of the frustration of speedrunners working towards their own personal bests and world records being thwarted mid-attempt and subsequently losing their shit.
But what could be the most fascinating aspect of speedrunning is not the "cosmic horror" of thousands of hours of human effort distilled into a single sublime performance when a record is broken – it's speedrunning's demonstration of the multiverse.
Breaking into multiverses
Theoretical physicist Brian Greene has been propagating the theory of the multiverse at least since 1999, in his book The Elegant Universe: Superstrings, Hidden Dimensions, and the Quest for the Ultimate Theory, which was then turned into a three-hour television series by NOVA, explaining string theory, quantum mechanics, and other mysteries of physics for a broader audience.
In this scene (approximately 31 minutes through 34:30), Greene is illustrating that, according to the theories of quantum mechanics, anything is possible. Our normal laws of physics are possible, but so are (theoretically) every other subversion of those laws. Quantum calculations show that it is probabilistically possible for him to walk through a wall, but it would take an eternity of walking into the wall according to the laws of our universe's physics before he had a reasonable chance of succeeding in passing through. And in some alternate universe to ours, he does succeed.
There are two parallels to speedrunning to be found here. The first involves breaking the laws of physics within the game world: finding places where walking through walls literally is more possible due to the game design, pushing past the boundaries of the visible space, and taking advantage of fluctuations in physical mechanics to disrupt the normal flow of time.
Finding these glitches in the universe is essential to all but "glitchless" speed runs, which are their own category, as are Tool-Assisted Runs, where players get godlike powers using emulators which enable them to manipulate the game at a level not humanly possible.
This anonymously-pasted text about "The Five Levels of Speedrunning," is meant to dissuade anyone interested in speedrunning by implying that the "god run" – that is, the world record breaking completion of a game in the quickest possible time, without any human errors – is impossible to achieve.
Darbian, who until February of 2018, held the world record for speedrunning Super Mario Brothers, was recently beaten by a player called Kosmic by 66 milliseconds (approximately 4 frames of difference), and has said something similar about the "perfect" run of 4 minutes and 55 seconds: it would take "tens of thousands (or more) attempts needed to even get the chance at saving that time."
But this is the second way that speedrunning interacts with multiverse theory. In addition to breaking the mechanics inside of the game, speedrunners are also attempting to bring into being probabilistically impossible universes in the real world as well, through sheer repetition.
Kosmic estimated he attempted as many as 40,000 speedruns since 2011 to beat Darbian's record. To the community of dedicated gamers that make these attempts for hours every day on Twitch and YouTube, tens of thousands of attempts are not impossible.
Even games that are about bending the normal laws of physics like Portal are broken back into shape – the current record for a completion of the game without walking through a single portal is 47 minutes and 51 seconds, set by icy after playing the game for 1300 hours. In the first seven minutes, they get through part of the game that they expected to take the better part of an hour to complete.
(Icy tends to say "fuck my ass" as a mantra of concentration, and is relying on meme music to get in the zone while performing this feat, so headphones are recommended):
Without knowing anything about the prop mechanics, it's quite hilarious that when the player has a gun that shoots travel-through-walls beams, they are choosing instead to run at a single corner of the room holding a radio repeatedly.
Bludgeoning the wall with the radio does work, however, and allows them to juke through the void of non-space behind the walls of the level to end up at the starting place for the next sequence, walking backwards into the corner of a particular door frame to be launched above the normal playable area and skip through several rooms.
The thing about games is they have rules, and while the rules may be nonsense to begin with, their structure allows for the freedom of developing new strategies within and against them. The thrill of victory comes not only when you win by following them, but when you can win despite breaking rules that other people don't even know can be broken.
There are specific strategies that can be used to exploit randomness in games, called RNG manipulations (RNG = random number generator) which help speedrunners save time by knowing where certain items or enemies will be, or perform other calculations behind the scenes that influence the game's behavior. In part, speedrunning is a science, through which players are discovering the rules for making what seems random predictable.
It's also the definition of insanity: repeating the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. But the results don't lie, and out of hundreds of hours of trying, whether by luck, skill, or quantum mechanics, they do find ways to pass through the walls of the game universe, and thousands of playthroughs in the real world manifest record times that skirt the impossible.


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Bangladesh will welcome back Shakib despite mistake - Mahmudullah
Shakib Al Hasan remains just as popular among his Bangladesh team mates despite his anti-corruption breach and will be welcomed back with open arms when his ban expires, the national team's Twenty20 captain Mahmudullah said on Saturday.
NEW DELHI: Shakib Al Hasan remains just as popular among his Bangladesh team mates despite his anti-corruption breach and will be welcomed back with open arms when his ban expires, the national team's Twenty20 captain Mahmudullah said on Saturday.
Bangladesh cricket suffered a jolt on Tuesday when the game's governing body banned Shakib for two years, with one year of that suspended, for failing to report corrupt approaches.
It forced a last minute leadership change ahead of their tour of India with Mominul Haque named as the test captain, while Mahmudullah was put in charge of the Twenty20 team.
"We love him as much as we did before this incident," Mahmudullah told reporters ahead of Sunday's series opener against India.
"The bonding with him is such that when he returns to the side, we'd welcome him with open arms and give him a hug."
"He's been a key player for us. Despite what happened, we still support him. Probably he made a mistake but he did not commit any crime."
Mahmudullah said they will miss Shakib but it was also an opportunity for others to step up and fill that void.
"Shakib has been performing for 10-12 years in international cricket, So it's not easy to replace him. But I consider it an opportunity for everyone else, including me as the captain.
"Combination wise, his absence affects team balance because you don't have another all-rounder like Shakib."
The tourists are also without senior opener Tamim Iqbal, who has opted out to be with his pregnant wife, but the absence of Shakib, arguably the greatest player Bangladesh has produced, would be felt the most.
Mahmudullah will draw on his decade-plus experience of sharing the dressing room with Shakib and one-day captain Mashrafe Mortaza as he hopes to impress as a skipper.
"We've played the last 10-12 years together. Shakib has some amazing qualities, and Mash is a great motivator. I just need to be a good leader and step up my game."
Authorities in New Delhi declared a public health emergency on Friday and closed schools and all construction activity until next week as air pollution in the city hit its worst level this year.
Bangladesh cricketers wore face masks in training and complained of sore throats but Mahmudullah said they were not too perturbed.
"We had a chat about this. It's not in our control, so we're focusing more on the game tomorrow, to play well and win the game."
(Reporting by Amlan Chakraborty in New Delhi; editing by Ken Ferris)


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Bundesliga Star Sparks Mass Brawl
by SL InternationalChaos descended on the Bundesliga on Sunday, when a mass brawl between Eintracht Frankfurt and SC Freiburg resulted in one manager lying on the floor and two red cards being dished out.
Click through the gallery above to see some images of the brawl between Frankfurt and Freiburg.

The incident occurred during the dying stages of the match, when Frankfurt captain David Abraham appeared to intentionally charge into Freiburg boss Christian Streich on the sidelines.
The 54-year-old manager was knocked to the ground, which sparked a mass brawl between players and staff of the two clubs.
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Abraham was subsequently shown a red card, as was Freiburg midfielder Vincenzo Grifo, before the referee blew his whistle for full time.
Frankfurt sporting director Fredi Bobic has since commented on the incident, confirming that there will be repercussions for all involved.
"He (Abraham) felt provoked but that shouldn't happen... he knows that," Bobic said, as reported by The Guardian.
"There will be consequences for everyone involved."
Read: Bayern Bounce Back To Thump Dortmund
Freiburg have climbed to fourth in the Bundesliga standings following Sunday's victory, while Frankfurt dropped to ninth.


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volume up: + or arrow up,
volume down: - or arrow down,
mute: m,
next: n,
previous: b
API features with their options:
audioStr: /path/to/files, // Server path to audio files or URL to media server
autoPlay: false, // Boolean ; Accessibility recommendation is autoplay off
microdata: 0, // 0 = false ; 1 = audio book schema ; 2 = music album and playlist schema
pageHead: true, // Boolean ; Include metadata in head of document
transcription: 0, // 0 = false ; 1 = VTT parsing for novels ; 2 = VTT parsing for songs
helpBar: true, // Boolean ; Display bar with Settings and Help buttons
slider: false, // Boolean ; Display progress bar above player buttons
statusBar: true, // Boolean ; Display status bar
useFlash: false, // Boolean ; Get priority over HTML 5
webAudio: false // Boolean ; This feature is experimental. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK


Library: Foundation
Package: Logging
Header: Poco/OpcomChannel.h
Description
A OpenVMS-only channel that uses the OpenVMS OPCOM service.
Inheritance
Direct Base Classes: Channel
All Base Classes: Channel, Configurable, RefCountedObject
Member Summary
Member Functions: getProperty, log, setProperty
Inherited Functions: close, duplicate, getProperty, log, open, referenceCount, release, setProperty
Constructors
OpcomChannel
OpcomChannel();
Creates an OpcomChannel that uses the OPC$M_NM_CENTRL target.
OpcomChannel
OpcomChannel(
int target
);
Creates an OpcomChannel that uses the given target. Specify one of the OPC$M_NM_* values. See also setProperty().
Destructor
~OpcomChannel
~OpcomChannel();
Member Functions
getProperty
std::string getProperty(
const std::string & name
) const;
Returns the value of the property with the given name. See setProperty() for a description of the supported properties.
See also: Poco::Channel::getProperty()
log
void log(
const Message & msg
);
Logs the given message using the OpenVMS OPCOM service.
See also: Poco::Channel::log()
setProperty
void setProperty(
const std::string & name,
const std::string & value
);
Sets the property with the given name.
The only supported property is "target", which must be set to one of the following values:
- CARDS: Card device operator
- CENTRL: Central operator
- SECURITY: Security operator
- CLUSTER: OpenVMS Cluster operator
- DEVICE: Device status information
- DISKS: Disks operator
- NTWORK: Network operator
- TAPES: Tapes operator
- PRINT: Printer operator
- OPER1 ..
- OPER12: System-manager-defined operator functions
See also: Poco::Channel::setProperty()
Variables
PROP_TARGET
static const std::string PROP_TARGET;


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by Nicholas JohansenTwo days after an attempted child abduction in West Kelowna, police are now warning the public.
Just before 4 p.m. Wednesday, an 11-year-old girl walking on Cougar Road was approached by a man in a car.
Police say the man gestured to the backseat, encouraging the girl to get inside. The child refused and ran home.
The suspect is described as a tanned, possibly bald man in his mid-40s, with a heavier build, and white bearded chin. He was wearing small, circular glasses.
The man was driving a blue, four-door sedan with rusted wheels and squeaky brakes. He was last seen near Cougar and Grizzly roads.
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QShortcut Class Reference
Inherits QObject.
Constructor
- void QShortcut(QWidget parent)
- void QShortcut(QKeySequence key, QWidget parent, char member, char ambiguousMember, ShortcutContext context)
Constructor Properties
- prototype: The QShortcut prototype object
Prototype Object Properties
The QShortcut prototype object inherits properties from the QObject prototype object and also has the following properties.
- int id()
- QWidget parentWidget()
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QShortcut objects inherit properties from the QShortcut prototype object and also have the following properties.
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- whatsThis
- enabled
- autoRepeat
- context


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K-nearest neighbor
There are miscellaneous algorithms for searching nearest neighbors.
An alternative method is to use grid indexing strategy.
Slowly expand the grid boxes from the center to find the k-nearest neighbors.
The grid is used as a filtering mechanism to reduce the search space.
This works fast for distributed data across the space and is a good alternative algorithm for dynamic data that changes position frequently.
Reference links:
Project implemented in C# is available at Github:
A survey of techniques for fixed radius near neighbor searching:
The origin is in ring 0.
The origin can anywhere in the box and the distance to test on first iteration must be at least 1 x grid distance. The first iteration starts with data from ring 0 and 1.
The algorithm goes like this:
i = 0
Point origin
list currRing = empty
list nextRing = empty
list temp
while all rings not explored
i = i + 1
temp = empty
for all point in nextRing test distance between origin and point
if distance is within i * grid put it in currRing
else put it in temp
nextRing = empty
Add all from temp to nextRing
temp = empty
if(i==1) temp = points from ring 0 and ring 1
else temp = points from ring i
For all point in temp test distance between origin and point
if distance is within i * grid put it in currRing
else put it in nextRing
If there are at least k points in currRing then exit while loop
end while loop
if currRing count is < k then add all from nextRing to currRing
sort currRing by distance
take first k from currRing
Grid version algorithm:
Apply algorithm described above.
Searching: O(n * m)
where m is grid cells and k << n.
Naive version algorithm:
For origin point check the distance to every other point.
Take k first items sorted by distance.
Searching: O(n log n)


'Scary, really scary': 27 children escape major injury in north Edmonton school bus collision
by CTV News Edmonton, StaffEDMONTON -- Twenty-seven children aboard a school bus escaped serious injury after it collided with another vehicle on Tuesday afternoon.
The crash happened near 130 Avenue and 85 Street just after 3:45 p.m. MST.
Police say the 27 children were all checked out by medical responders. No serious injuries were reported but three children were taken to hospital for precautionary reasons
Some of the children who were on the bus told CTV News that a car failed to stop at a stop sign.
"The car didn't stop at the stop sign and then it hit us," said Grade 5 student Delaney Bird. "Then I hit my head."
Delaney's sister, Grade 4 student Gabby Bird, was among those shaken up.
"I went flying and I hurt my knee on the seats," she said. "Scary, really scary."
Images from the scene show the bus with a dented panel near one of its rear wheels.
There's no word on the condition of the school bus driver.
Police say a traffic charge is pending against the driver of the other vehicle.


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~~~~~~~~~~ §§ /blurb Though since Black is built using a modular design, you can just include the modules you will use to reduce the overhead. Though you need to pay attention to the dependencies of each module (listed in the API documentation for each one). All modules expect the global `black` object to be present when they execute. You can do so by either including the `core` module (and in this case you'll also get unpacking utilities) or by just defining a fresh object before including the modules: ~~~html~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ [Browserify]: https://github.com/substack/node-browserify ## Dependencies ※ overview/supported.html as supported {{ supported.deps }} ## Resolving conflicts On platforms that don't support CommonJS modules, Black will take hold of the global `black`. If you happen to have something else named `black` in the global scope, you can resolve the conflict by calling `black.make_local`: ~~~html~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ## Special properties Black's unpacker relies on the `$black_box`, `$black_proto` and `$black_utils` properties for unpacking stuff to their respective places. §§ special - `$black_box` defines which object will hold the generic functions for a given module. - `$black_proto` defines which object will hold the own functions for a given module, these will be methodized — the generic function will be curried with the first parameter being the object instance. - `$black_utils` defines which functions of the module will be exported as utilities, which by default will end up in the global object. §§ /special


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