curriculum vitae
General Information
| Full Name | Christopher Schymura |
| Contact | christopher [dot] schymura [at] posteo [dot] de |
| Languages | German (native), English (fluent), Dutch (beginner) |
Research Interests
- I am interested in combining classical probabilistic models with modern deep learning techniques to create powerful machine learning frameworks that naturally incorporate quantifiable uncertainty estimates, human-interpretable model structures and suitable priors. I have primarily worked on these topics in the context of audiovisual signal processing, but I am also keen to explore new possibilities in other application areas like natural language processing.
Education
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2013 - 2019
Ruhr University Bochum - Dr.-Ing. (Ph.D.) in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
- Advised by Prof. Dorothea Kolossa
- Thesis: "Cognitive Models for Acoustic and Audiovisual Sound Source Localization", co-advised by Prof. Dorothea Kolossa and Prof. Boaz Rafaely
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2006 - 2013
Ruhr University Bochum - Dipl.-Ing. (M.Sc. equivalent) in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
- Major in Automation and Control Engineering advised by Prof. Jan Lunze
- Thesis: "Automatic Speech Recognition for Embedded Systems", co-advised by Prof. Michael Hübner and Prof. Dorothea Kolossa
Work Experience
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2021 - NOW
Data Scientist at Bayer Crop Science
- Analytics and Pipeline Design Group at Bayer Crop Science, Monheim, Germany
- Conducting data science projects in the domain of field trial analytics
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2020 - 2021
Data Scientist at Evonik Industries AG
- Cognitive solutions team in Evonik Digital GmbH , Essen, Germany
- Supported digitalization initiatives with focus on machine learning technologies
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2019 - 2020
Postdoctoral Researcher at Ruhr University Bochum
- Cognitive Signal Processing Group in Ruhr University Bochum, Bochum, Germany
- Conducted a research project in collaboration with NTT Communication Science Labs, focusing on machine learning for audio-visual signal processing applications
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2013 - 2019
Doctoral Researcher at Ruhr University Bochum
- Cognitive Signal Processing Group in Ruhr University Bochum, Bochum, Germany
- Fundamental machine learning research in the areas of audio-visual signal processing, causal modeling and robotics
Other Research Experience
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Spring 2018
Visiting Researcher
- Speech & Audio Research Team at NTT Communication Science Labs, Kyoto, Japan, advised by Dr. Nobutaka Ito
- We proposed a method for unsupervised joint speaker separation and denoising using complex Gaussian mixture models. Published at EUSPICO 2018.
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2012 - 2013
Research & Development Internship
- Advanced Development Team at Vorwerk Elektrowerke GmbH & Co. KG, Wuppertal, Germany
- Undisclosed machine learning projects for Vorwerks kitchen appliances.
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2011 - 2012
Student Research Assistant
- Institute of Automation and Computer Control at Ruhr University Bochum, Germany, advised by Dr. Christian Stöcker
- Development of a benchmark process for evaluating control algorithms within a thermofluid process plant.
Honors and Awards
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Awards
- 1st place on subtask 2 ("Engaging Comment Classification") at the GermEval 2021 Shared Task on the identification of Toxic, Engaging and Fact-Claiming Comments as part of the KONVENS conference on natural language processing in Düsseldorf, Germany (2021). Collaborative work of the Data Science Kitchen.
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Awards
- Best student paper award at the 14th International Conference on Latent Variable Analysis and Signal Separation (LVA/ICA) in Guildford, UK (2018). Collaborative work with Boaz Rafaely and his group at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.
Teaching Experience
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2020
Course Coordinator for Master-Seminar Speech and Pattern Recognition
- Graduate-level fully virtual 143163 Master Seminar Speech and Pattern Recognition at Ruhr University Bochum
- Course coordination, topic selection and preparation, as well as supervision and guidance of the participants
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2014 - 2020
Teaching Assistant for Fundamentals of Automatic Speech Recognition
- Graduate level class 141044 Fundamentals of Automatic Speech Recognition at Ruhr University Bochum, taught by Prof. Dorothea Kolossa
- Responsibility for programming excercises and examination.
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2019
Course Coordinator and Co-Lecturer for Master-Project Pattern Recognition
- Initiated and organized a practical machine learning course for gradiate students 142041 Master-Project Pattern Recognition at Ruhr University Bochum
- Supervision and guidance for participating students through an exemplary data science project based on Kaggle competitions.
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2013 - 2019
Teaching Assistant for Digital Signal Processing
- Graduate level introduction to digital signal processing class 141042 Digital Signal Processing at Ruhr University Bochum, taught by Prof. Dorothea Kolossa
- Responsibility for tutorial sessions, programming excercises and examination.
Leadership and Volunteering Activities
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2020 - now
- Co-founder of the non-profit group Data Science Kitchen.
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2020 - now
- Affiliate member of the Machine Learning for Signal Processing Technical Committee within the IEEE Signal Processing Society.
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2019 - now
- Reviewer for WASPAA (2019), EUSIPCO (2019, 2020), IJCNN (2020), DSLW (2021), ICASSP (2021).
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2017 - 2020
- Member of the Research School review committee for funding doctoral research projects at Ruhr University Bochum.
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2014 - now
- Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and the IEEE Signal Processing Society.


This test measures your BIG5 personality, one of the most popular scientific measures of personality. You will see 20 statements, one at a time, and you will be asked to evaluate the extent to which you agree with them. Please answer honestly with regard to how you see yourself in the present moment, not how you would like to be in the future. There are no incorrect answers nor any personality profile that is inherently more desirable than another.
If you would like an even more accurate measure of your personality traits, then please click here to take our 100-item version as well.
References
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Syncano Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | Syncano.h Syncano.m |
Other Methods
apiKey
API Key
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString *apiKey
Discussion
API Key
Declared In
Syncano.h
instanceName
Syncano Instance name
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString *instanceName
Discussion
Syncano Instance name
Declared In
Syncano.h
apiClient
Session CLient to comunicate with API
@property (nonatomic, retain) SCAPIClient *apiClient
Discussion
Session CLient to comunicate with API
Declared In
Syncano.h
+ sharedInstanceWithApiKey:instanceName:
Initiates Singleton instance of Syncano Class
+ (Syncano *)sharedInstanceWithApiKey:(NSString *)apiKey instanceName:(NSString *)instanceName
Parameters
apiKey |
API Key to authorize syncano |
|---|---|
instanceName |
name of the Syncano instance |
Return Value
Syncano singleton instance
Discussion
Initiates Singleton instance of Syncano Class
Declared In
Syncano.h
+ sharedAPIClient
Returns API client from Syncano singleton instance
+ (SCAPIClient *)sharedAPIClient
Return Value
SCAPIClient object
Discussion
Returns API client from Syncano singleton instance
Declared In
Syncano.h
– initWithApiKey:instanceName:
Initiates instance of Syncano Class
- (instancetype)initWithApiKey:(NSString *)apiKey instanceName:(NSString *)instanceName
Parameters
apiKey |
API Key to authorize syncano |
|---|---|
instanceName |
name of the Syncano instance |
Return Value
Syncano singleton instance
Discussion
Initiates instance of Syncano Class
Declared In
Syncano.h
+ newSyncanoWithApiKey:instanceName:
Initiates instance of Syncano Class
+ (Syncano *)newSyncanoWithApiKey:(NSString *)apiKey instanceName:(NSString *)instanceName
Parameters
apiKey |
API Key to authorize syncano |
|---|---|
instanceName |
name of the Syncano instance |
Return Value
Syncano singleton instance
Discussion
Initiates instance of Syncano Class
Declared In
Syncano.h
Other Methods
+ instance
Initiates singleton instance of Syncano Class
+ (Syncano *)instance
Parameters
apiKey |
API Key to authorize syncano |
|---|---|
instanceName |
name of the Syncano instance |
Return Value
Syncano singleton instance
Discussion
Initiates singleton instance of Syncano Class
Declared In
Syncano.m


Bizarro
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FIRST Stronghold is the game for the 2016 FIRST Robotics Competition. The game is played by two alliances of three teams each, and involves breaching the opponents' defenses, known as outer works, and capturing their tower by first firing 'boulders' (small foam balls) at it and then surrounding or scaling the tower using rungs. More Information can be found on Wikipedia.
The Robot
Some "Bizarro" Trivia
- We didn't finalize our design till week 3
- We 3D printed our shooting mechanism
- We used a tread suspension system for our drive
- All of our parts were machined and designed by the students


Nyzo version 575 (commit on GitHub) modifies the client cycle transaction commands for blockchain version 2.
This version affects the client only.
When blockchain updates are made, the core code that handles processing of blocks and balance lists must retain knowledge of prior blockchain versions. While this is not necessary for verifiers that are building the blockchain, it is necessary for the client and for anyone wanting to use the code to work with the historical blockchain.
However, the client commands that interact with the cycle do not need legacy functionality. The blockchain has successfully updated to version 2, so client commands for versions less than 2 no longer have any usefulness.
This version updates the client commands for cycle transactions to support version 2 of the blockchain, replacing the commands for equivalent functionality in version 1 of the blockchain.
The changes in the Block class are inconsequential. Indentation was corrected, a line of whitespace was added to improve readability, and blockHeight was added to a print statement.
A comment was added to MeshListener.
In Transaction.getByteSize(), a confusing reassignment of size was eliminated to improve code readability.
In ClientTransactionUtil.sendTransactionToLikelyBlockVerifiers(), the identifier and IP address are now displayed for null responses. Also, the wait for a block to be received is now limited to 30 seconds, and periodic feedback is now provided.
The version 2 blockchain allows for a much simpler CycleTransactionListCommand. An in-cycle verifier key is no longer required to fetch pending transactions. Pending cycle transactions are now stored in the balance list. This command no longer accepts any arguments, so validation is no longer required.
The command is not long running now, and the validation logic was eliminated.
In CycleTransactionListCommand.run(), querying of the list of cycle transactions was removed.
CycleTransactionListCommand now produces an immediate result, so it now uses a CommandTable to present the result. The table is made and headers are added. The BalanceList of the frozen edge is retrieved. An error is added if the balance list cannot be retrieved, and a notice is added if the balance list contains no pending cycle transactions.
The CycleTransactionManager is no longer used by the client, so the call to CycleTransactionManager.performMaintenance() was eliminated. All of the old code for building the output table from the local list was removed in favor of code that builds a table from the cycle transactions stored in the balance list.
A notice is added with the height and distance from open edge of the balance list used. A row is added for each pending cycle transaction.
A SimpleExecutionResult is returned from the CycleTransactionListCommand.run() method. This provides good support for both the web interface and API.
The CycleTransactionListCommand.processResponse() method was used to register transactions from the TransactionListResponse. It is no longer needed.
CycleTransactionListCommand.getTransactionList() was removed. Cycle transactions are now available as a consistently ordered list inside the balance list. CycleTransactionListCommand.numberOfYesVotes() provides the count of affirmative votes for each transaction. Verifiers may change their vote for a transaction at any time before approval, and affirmative and negative votes are both allowed.
The blockHeight argument was removed from CycleTransactionSendCommand. Previously, cycle transactions were scheduled far in advance so that signatures could be collected and bundled with the transaction in the target block. Now, cycle transactions are included without signatures, and signatures are registered in later blocks.
In CycleTransactionSendCommand.validate(), validation of blockHeight was removed.
Removal of the blockHeight argument in CycleTransactionSendCommand.validate() caused later argument indices to shift back by one position.
CycleTransactionSendCommand.run() now sends the transaction to likely block verifiers only, not to the entire cycle. The ClientTransactionUtil.suggestedTransactionTimestamp() method is the same method used to choose a timestamp for standard transactions.
CycleTransactionSignCommand now accepts a transaction signature in lieu of an index. It also now accepts a vote, 1 to vote for the transaction or 0 to vote against the transaction. A vote against the transaction does not affect approval except when it is used to revoke a prior vote for the transaction.
In CycleTransactionSignCommand.validate(), the transaction list is no longer needed, and the index is no longer provided. The signature is only checked to be a valid Nyzo signature string.
The logic checking the signer key is unchanged. This is an indentation change.
The vote is required to be 1 or 0. The transaction is no longer retrieved from a list, so transaction properties are no longer displayed.
In CycleTransactionSignCommand.run(), the arguments are retrieved, the cycle-signature transaction is built, and the transaction is sent to likely verifiers. Like cycle transactions, cycle-signature transactions are now included in the blockchain immediately, so the transaction does not need to be sent to the entire cycle.
A misspelling was corrected in SentinelController.


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When working with ratio and proportion, it is important to remember to always calculate by multiplying and dividing values.
Small Coffee
2 sugars
100ml milk
Large Coffee
2 sugars
200ml milk
The large coffee is two times the size of the small coffee.
These coffees will both taste the same as we have kept the same ratio (we have multiplied everything by 2).


EFCC Arrests Typist Over N17m Fraud
The Nigeria Police Force gave Igwe, 25, to the commission following her arrest by the Special Anti- Robbery Squared.
by SaharaReporters, New York
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has arrested Vivian Igwe, a typist at the Protocol Unit of the Ebonyi State Government House, Abakaliki, over allegation o N17m fraud.
The Nigeria Police Force gave Igwe, 25, to the commission following her arrest by the Special Anti- Robbery Squared.
Igwe was arrested by the squad at an ATM point on Ezza Road branch of Ecobank in Abakaliki, the Ebonyi State capital.
The funds were said to have been transferred into her account by an unknown person about three weeks ago.
Director of Protocol, Ebonyi Government House, Nnenna Okorie, while reacting to the incident, said the suspect had earlier complained of her inability to make withdrawals from her Ecobank account.
She said the suspect had gone to the bank to apply for reactivation of her ATM card when she was arrested.
She described the suspect as a humble and honest staff and called for proper investigation into the incident.
Okorie said, “The last information I got from her was that she was going for the reactivation of her ATM as directed by the bank only to be arrested on Monday.
“She was later handed over to EFCC personnel from Enugu.”


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Google Pixel's brings smooth display, camera improvements in its Nov update
It is not clear if this update also takes care of the possible battery drain with the higher refresh rate. Users have reported that the update brings unspecified camera improvements.
by ANIGoogle has released an update for its Pixel 4 lineup that invokes the Smooth Display with 90Hz refresh rate in more conditions.
Earlier, Smooth Display on the Pixel 4 would kick in only under certain conditions, such as when the brightness is 75 per cent or higher. However, the November update makes the faster screen tech more likely to appear, Engadget reports.
It is not clear if this update also takes care of the possible battery drain with the higher refresh rate. Users have reported that the update brings unspecified camera improvements.


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Introduction
Unravel’s default installation uses a bundled database for part of it’s storage. For performance and ease of management, using an RDS (MySQL) instead of Unravel’s bundled DB is recommended.
Configuration Requirements for RDS
- RDS Security Group: create on VPC of Unravel Server and allow access from Unravel Server security group.
- Create new DB subnet group for this RDS.
- Create new DB parameter group
- that has custom MySQL properties.
Setup MySQL RDS in AWS
Create Unravel RDS instance
In AWS portal → RDS, click Create database.
Choose MySQL and click Next.** **
Choose Production - MySQL for production purposes or Dev/Test for testing purposes.
Change the following properties, leave all others as the default.
- License model: generic-public-license
- DB engine version: 5.5.46
- DB instance class: db.r3.xlarge — 4 vCPU, 30.5 GiB RAM
- Multi-AZ deployment: Create replica in different zone
- Storage type: Provisioned IOPS (SSD)
- Allocated storage: 500GB (or more depending on number of jobs and clusters the unravel node will monitor)
- Provisioned IOPS: 1000
Create a new DB instance and Master user and password. Click Next to proceed.
- DB Instance identifier: unravelmysqlprod
- Master username: unravel
- Master password:Change_Password
In the Advanced Settings page change the following settings. You can leave all other settings as defaulted.
Network & Security Settings
- Virtual Private Cloud: choose the VPC that contains minimally two subsets and on the same region that you plan to deploy unravel and EMR cluster
- Subnet group: create a db subnet group “unravel” by using two subnets in the same VPC
- Public accessibility: No
- Availability zone: No Preference
- VPC security group: Create new VPC security group
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Create a new DB subnet group in advance. It is required for Multi-AZ deployment. The VPC should at least contains two subnets in at least two Availability zones in a given region. For further information please check AWS documentation.
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Create a new DB parameter group in advance, and this group is based on mysql 5.5. Alter the parameters base on the custom db parameters.
Database Options Settings
- Database name: unravel_mysql_prod
- Port: 3306
- DB parameter group: unravel
For other RDS options such as Encryption, Backup, Monitoring, and Maintenance you can use default settings or choose the ones suitable for your requirements. At the bottom page click Create database. You should see the following message.
Connecting unravel node to the unravel RDS instance
By default, the security group created for the unravel RDS has no network access granted on port 3306 on the subnet connected. You must modify the security group applied on Unravel RDS.
Locate the MySQL database endpoint in the RDS dashboard.
Look for the security group used for unravel RDS instance from RDS dashboard.
Edit the inbound rule of the security group. Add new rule allow either
- from unravel node’s Security Group, or
- subnet IP block which unravel node located.
The SG or IP block works provided the RDS instance is located on the same region as the VPC.Verify the myql connection from unravel node.
Create unravel db schema in RDS unravel database
Stop the Unravel server.
Configure the following properties in
unravel.properties
so that Unravel server knows about the database.Locate and modify the properties below so that they reflect your particular values. If the property isn’t found, add it. Use the actual values you set in the above steps, here and here. You can use a hostname; but to avoid DNS lookups use an IP address. The database password can be encrypted.
Ensure the schema is up to date using the schema upgrade utility provided by Unravel server. The script step connects to the database and applies schema deltas in-order until the schema is up to date. The success or failure of the update is noted.
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If table creation privilege is not granted because an internal DBA support group provides the external database, request that they apply the schemas in
/usr/local/unravel/sql/mysql/
in numerical order. The schema deltas assume the database name is already picked with a ‘use’ statement. The schema_migrations table keeps track of what schemas have been applied.Create the default user
admin
with the SQL statement emitted by
Start unravel daemon
Disable the bundled db on the Unravel server. Only one of these commands is needed, depending on your exact version of 4.3.x Unravel. The unnecessary command produces an error that can be ignored.
Start the Unravel server.
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IMvcGridDefinition Properties
The IMvcGridDefinition type exposes the following members.
Properties
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| AdditionalQueryOptionNames |
Gets or sets the additional query option names.
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| AdditionalSettings |
Gets or sets the additional settings.
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| AllowChangingPageSize |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether [allow changing
page size].
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| AuthorizationType |
Gets or sets the type of the authorization.
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| ClientSideLoadingCompleteFunctionName |
Gets or sets the name of the client side loading
complete function.
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| ClientSideLoadingMessageFunctionName |
Gets or sets the name of the client side loading
message function.
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| ContainerViewPath |
Gets or sets the container view path.
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| DefaultRenderingEngineName |
Gets or sets the default name of the rendering engine.
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| DefaultSortColumn |
Gets or sets the default sort column.
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| DefaultSortDirection |
Gets or sets the default sort direction.
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| ErrorMessageHtml |
Gets or sets the error message HTML.
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| Filtering |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether this
IMvcGridDefinition is filtering.
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| ItemsPerPage |
Gets or sets the items per page.
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| MaxItemsPerPage |
Gets or sets the maximum items per page.
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| NextButtonCaption |
Gets or sets the next button caption.
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| NoResultsMessage |
Gets or sets the no results message.
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| PageParameterNames |
Gets or sets the page parameter names.
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| Paging |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether this
IMvcGridDefinition is paging.
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| PreloadData |
Gets a value indicating whether [preload data].
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| PreviousButtonCaption |
Gets or sets the previous button caption.
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| ProcessingMessage |
Gets or sets the processing message.
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| QueryOnPageLoad |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether [query on page
load].
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| QueryStringPrefix |
Gets the query string prefix.
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| RenderingEngines |
Gets or sets the rendering engines.
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| RenderingMode |
Gets or sets the rendering mode.
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| Sorting |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether this
IMvcGridDefinition is sorting.
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| SummaryMessage |
Gets or sets the summary message.
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| TemplatingEngine |
Gets or sets the templating engine.
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| ViewPath |
Gets or sets the view path.
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MeetMe Choose a Meeting Time
You may select one of the following meeting times. These are created from
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Something special might be brewing in Peden Stadium this weekend. In August, there was uncertainty surrounding the entire team. A.J. Ouellette needed to show he had recovered from a Lisfranc tear, and the defense needed to prove it could replace a front seven that lost three defenders to the NFL. After five games, there is a pretty clear answer — their record dispels those doubts. Ohio heads into this weekend at 4-1 and 1-0 in the Mid-American Conference. The Bobcats aren’t there yet. But they’re close.
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Know How Your Representative Votes In Parliament
As an advocate for openness, I had an idea to make a project out of the government of Canada’s Open Data initiative to take a look at how my local MP voted on various pieces of legislation. It turns out though that this was not necessary due to how easy it was to find this information on the government’s own website. In this article, I will explain how you can do the same.
1. Find Your Representative
The first step in this process is to find who your representative is. To do so, go to the government’s own website ourcommons.ca’s search tool.
Simply type in your postal code in the search box to find out who your MP is.
2. Their Voting Record
Every MP’s voting record is public knowledge, and it is available nice and simple in a table on that MP’s page. For example, this is a link to Pierre Poilievre’s voting record.
To find your MP’s voting record, do step one, then: After the Overview, and Seat in The House sections, there are three tabs, Roles, Work, and Contact. Click on work. At the bottom of that tab is a link which says Chamber Votes. This will open a small window with some recent votes by this politician. If you want to see all their votes, there is a button at the bottom named All Votes by This Member.
Tada! You can now keep your local MP accountable for anything you do or do not support.
3. Bill Details
If you want to get into the nitty gritty, once you open a specific bill, you can actually find out the status of said bill, or read the actual text by clicking the View this Bill on LEGISinfo button.
Both the status of the bill, and a link to a PDF document containing the bilingual text of the bill are visible in the main body of the page.
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Software installation¶
Here we detail how to install all Linux command-line software used in these resources. Note that if you are setting up a server from scratch, for example if you are using a cloud server, you should also ensure that you perform any necessary administration tasks and install and configure any necessary security software you need.
These commands are written for Ubuntu Linux. They will probably work fine on any Ubuntu or Debian machine, and on most Linux machines with the appropriate package manager changes.
We supply these instructions with absolutely no guarantee or warranty. If you break a machine following these instructions, it’s not our fault. If you fail to properly secure a cloud server and have it compromised and used to spam people or launch crippling viruses, it’s not our fault. If in doubt, seek expert advice.
These commands use the most recent software versions as of December 2020, where the code points to a specific version you should make sure to look up the most recent version and edit accordingly.
Setup¶
The following commands install some general purpose Linux tools and some libraries that are required for installing one or more software tools detailed below.
# Set up directories sudo mkdir /usr/local/deb/ # Update installed packages sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y # Install some useful tools sudo apt install rename zip unzip -y # Install tools for building source packages sudo apt install build-essential pkg-config autoconf -y # Install useful language packages sudo apt install python3-pip perl-doc default-jre -y
Warning
You should make sure to run all of the above commands before installing any software in this section.
ALAN¶
Commandline alignment viewer, github here.
sudo wget -P /usr/local/bin/ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mpdunne/alan/master/alan sudo chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/alan
BLAST¶
Widely used sequence searching software, documentation and installation instructions here.
cd /usr/local/src/
BLAST_VERSION="2.11.0" # Change as appropriate
sudo wget "ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/blast/executables/blast+/${BLAST_VERSION}/ncbi-blast-${BLAST_VERSION}+-x64-linux.tar.gz"
sudo tar -zxf ncbi-blast-${BLAST_VERSION}+-x64-linux.tar.gz
sudo cp ncbi-blast-${BLAST_VERSION}+/bin/* /usr/local/bin/
bPTP¶
Bayesian phylogeny-based species delimitation, github here.
cd /usr/local/src sudo git clone https://github.com/zhangjiajie/PTP cd PTP sudo -H python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt cd /PTP/bin # Patch the python version for f in *.py; do sed -i "1s/python$/python3/" $f; done # Patch for running on headless server sudo sed -i -e "14s/^$/nos.environ['QT_QPA_PLATFORM'] = 'offscreen'n/" bPTP.py sudo ln -s /usr/local/src/PTP/bin/bPTP.py /usr/local/bin/bPTP sudo ln -s /usr/local/src/PTP/bin/PTP.py /usr/local/bin/PTP
catfasta2phyml¶
Script for concatenating alignments into a supermatrix, github here.
sudo wget -O /usr/local/bin/ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nylander/catfasta2phyml/master/catfasta2phyml.pl sudo chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/catfasta2phyml.pl
Installation not necessary: you could simply download it to your working directory and run it using perl
:
wget /usr/local/bin/ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nylander/catfasta2phyml/master/catfasta2phyml.pl perl catfasta2phyml.pl
CROP¶
Bayesian OTU delimitation, github here.
sudo apt install libgsl-dev cd /usr/local/src sudo git clone https://github.com/zhangjiajie/PTP cd PTP sudo -H python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt sudo -H python3 -m pip install python-nexus sudo sed -i "1s/python$/python3/" bin/bPTP.py sudo ln -s /usr/local/src/PTP/bin/bPTP.py /usr/local/bin/bPTP
Cutadapt¶
Versatile adapter sequence removal, documentation here.
sudo -H python3 -m pip install cutadapt
extract_genes¶
Script for extracting individual gene sequences from GenBank files, github here.
sudo apt install bioperl libarray-utils-perl sudo wget -O /usr/local/bin/ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tjcreedy/biotools/master/extract_genes.pl sudo chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/extract_genes.pl
Installation not necessary: you coul simply download it to your working directory and run it using perl
:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tjcreedy/biotools/master/extract_genes.pl perl extract_genes.pl
FastTree¶
Fast maximum likelihood phylogenetic inference, website here.
cd /usr/local/bin/ sudo wget http://www.microbesonline.org/fasttree/FastTree sudo wget http://www.microbesonline.org/fasttree/FastTreeMP sudo chmod a+x FastTree*
FastQC¶
Raw sequence quality assessment, website here.
cd /usr/local/src/ sudo wget https://www.bioinformatics.babraham.ac.uk/projects/fastqc/fastqc_v0.11.9.zip sudo unzip fastqc_v0.11.9.zip sudo chmod a+x FastQC/fastqc sudo ln -s /usr/local/src/FastQC/fastqc /usr/local/bin/fastqc
FASTX Toolkit¶
Various handy tools for dealing with FASTA and FASTQ files. A little out of date though, requires patching to work in modern Ubuntu (all done in the below commands). Website here.
cd /usr/local/src/ sudo wget https://github.com/agordon/libgtextutils/releases/download/0.7/libgtextutils-0.7.tar.gz sudo tar -xzf libgtextutils-0.7.tar.gz cd libgtextutils-0.7 sudo sed -i '47s/input_stream/static_cast<bool>(input_stream)/' src/gtextutils/text_line_reader.cpp sudo ./configure sudo make sudo make install cd ../ sudo wget https://github.com/agordon/fastx_toolkit/releases/download/0.0.14/fastx_toolkit-0.0.14.tar.bz2 sudo tar -xjf fastx_toolkit-0.0.14.tar.bz2 cd fastx_toolkit-0.0.14 sudo wget https://github.com/agordon/fastx_toolkit/files/1182724/fastx-toolkit-gcc7-patch.txt sudo patch -p1 < fastx-toolkit-gcc7-patch.txt sudo ./configure sudo make sudo make install cd ../
MAFFT¶
Sequence alignment software, website here.
sudo wget -P /usr/local/deb/ https://mafft.cbrc.jp/alignment/software/mafft_7.475-1_amd64.deb sudo apt install /usr/local/deb/mafft_7.475-1_amd64.deb
metaMATE¶
Tool for exploring detailed read frequency filtering thresholds, github here. Requires BLAST, MAFFT and R
sudo -H python3 -m pip install metaMATE sudo Rscript -e "install.packages(c('getopt', 'ape', 'fastcluster'), repos = 'https://cloud.r-project.org')"
Pairfq¶
Ensures paired read files are syncronised, github here.
sudo apt install libdbd-sqlite3-perl sudo curl -sL cpanmin.us | sudo perl - git://github.com/sestaton/Pairfq.git
PEAR¶
Paired end read merger, website here. You must sign up for a PEAR academic licence on that website and you will receive an email with a link to download the installation files. The command here assumes you’ve downloaded the file to your home directory.
cd /usr/local/src/
sudo cp ~/pear-0.9.11-linux-x86_64.tar.gz ./ # Change the source path if necessary
sudo tar -xzf pear-0.9.11-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
cd pear-0.9.11-linux-x86_64
sudo cp bin/pear /usr/local/bin/
sudo gzip man/pear.1
sudo cp man/pear.1.gz /usr/share/man/man1/
phylostuff¶
A set of scripts for doing stuff with phylogenies, including relabelling and inferring taxonomy. Github here. Requires R.
sudo apt install libxml2-dev libssl-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev cd /usr/local/src sudo git clone https://github.com/tjcreedy/phylostuff.git cd phylostuff sudo ./install.sh
Or just open them in Rstudio and use them as a guide!
R¶
Versatile data handling language, website here.
sudo apt install apt-transport-https sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys E298A3A825C0D65DFD57CBB651716619E084DAB9 sudo add-apt-repository 'deb https://cloud.r-project.org/bin/linux/ubuntu focal-cran40/' sudo apt install r-base
swarm¶
Linkage-based OTU delimitation, github here.
cd /usr/local/src sudo git clone https://github.com/torognes/swarm.git cd swarm/ sudo make sudo cp bin/swarm /usr/local/bin/ cd ~/ gzip -c /usr/local/src/man/swarm.1 > swarm.1.gz sudo mv swarm.1.gz /usr/share/man/man1/
VSEARCH¶
Open-source implementation of USEARCH with more versatility. VSEARCH is a software package specifically designed for metabarcoding, based on the USEARCH package but completely free and open source. Github here.
sudo apt install autoconf groff cd /usr/local/src sudo wget https://github.com/torognes/vsearch/archive/v2.15.1.tar.gz sudo tar xzf v2.15.1.tar.gz cd vsearch-2.15.1 sudo ./autogen.sh sudo ./configure sudo make sudo make install cd ../


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Some details about this site:
- All source code is on my Github , specifically frontend and backend .
- Frontend uses Angular .
- Most of the CSS is custom; Font Awesome is used for icons, and Bootstrap is used minimally (pretty much only for fonts and some spacing stuff, I plan on removing it entirely in the future).
- I make good use of Sass for all the CSS.
- The frontend gets most of its content via REST API.
- The backend REST API is powered by Django , with the help of the Django REST Framework .
- The backend uses DynamoDB as a data source. There is no SQL database attached (I'm cheap; those things are relatively expensive to host).
- This whole site is hosted serverlessly on AWS Lambda , and I use Zappa for easy deploying.
- API calls and responses are logged.
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Updates the list of next maneuvers, which can be requested by the user pressing the softbutton
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init(turnList: [SDLTurn]?, softButtons: [SDLSoftButton]?)
Optional, SDLTurn, 1 - 100 entries
@property (readwrite, strong, nonatomic, nullable) NSArray<SDLTurn *> *turnList;
var turnList: [SDLTurn]? { get set }
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@property (readwrite, strong, nonatomic, nullable)
NSArray<SDLSoftButton *> *softButtons;
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Plot of the Statistical Parameters of orientation data:
The settings of the menus "Confidence",
"Projection", "Symbols"‚
and "Colours" are saved in Fabric.ini. They can be changed.
The menu "Diagram" contains options to save
the plot (within the rectangular frame) as a bitmap, and options to
combine the drawn plot with a plot produced with another Fabric8
program. The options 'Plot with a printer',
'Plot into a HPGL file', and 'Plot
into a DXF file' produce a vectorgraphic.
These options open a panel (on the right side) in which the plot
parameters can be set. These parameters are saved in Fabric.ini. Further options concern the 'Colour of the periphery', the 'Colour of the diagram', the 'Colour of the frame', and the 'Colour of the background'.
The option 'Printer' prints the plot as a
bitmap
The following parameters are calculated and presented graphically:
Preferred orientation,
Concentration parameter,
Cone of confidence,
Spherical aperture,
Centre of gravity,
Eigenvalues,
Eigenvectors,
Cylindricity,
Circular aperture.


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PolyFit — Continuum subtraction using a polynomial fit.¶
Module for doing polynomial fitting to the continuum of a 1D spectrum.
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class
admit.util.continuumsubtraction.spectral.algorithms.PolyFit.
PolyFit
(x, y)[source]¶ Class which calculates the continuum of a 1D spectrum by fitting a polynomial to the continuum channels. The algorithm can be controlled by arguments to the run() method.
Parameters: x : numpy array
An array containing the x coordinates.
y : masked array
A masked array containing the y coordinates with any strong emission masked.
Attributes
None Methods
run
(\*\*keyval)Method to calculate the continuum from the given masked spectrum. -
run
(**keyval)[source]¶ Method to calculate the continuum from the given masked spectrum. If search=True is given as an argument then the algorithm will iterate through the different order splines to find the best fit, based on noise level.
Parameters: keyval : dictionary
Dictionary containing the keyword value pair arguments
Returns: numpy array containing the best fit continuum
Notes
Arguments for the run method:
- search : bool, whether or not to search for the best fit. Default: False
- deg : int, the degree of polynomial to use, Defualt: 1
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#include <observable_decl.hpp>
Public Types | |
| using | output_type = T |
| The type of emitted items. | |
| using | pimpl_type = intrusive_ptr< op::base< T > > |
| The pointer-to-implementation type. | |
| using | ignore_t = decltype(std::ignore) |
| Type for drop-all subscribers. | |
Public Member Functions | |
| observable (pimpl_type pimpl) noexcept | |
| observable & | operator= (std::nullptr_t) noexcept |
| observable (observable &&) noexcept=default | |
| observable (const observable &) noexcept=default | |
| observable & | operator= (observable &&) noexcept=default |
| observable & | operator= (const observable &) noexcept=default |
| disposable | subscribe (observer< T > what) |
| Subscribes a new observer to the items emitted by this observable. | |
| disposable | subscribe (async::producer_resource< T > resource) |
| Creates a new observer that pushes all observed items to the resource. | |
| disposable | subscribe (ignore_t) |
| Subscribes a new observer to the items emitted by this observable. | |
| template<class OnNext > | |
| disposable | for_each (OnNext on_next) |
Calls on_next for each item emitted by this observable. | |
| template<class Step > | |
| transformation< Step > | transform (Step step) |
| Returns a transformation that applies a step function to each input. | |
| template<class U = T> | |
| transformation< step::distinct< U > > | distinct () |
| Makes all values unique by suppressing items that have been emitted in the past. | |
| template<class F > | |
| transformation< step::do_finally< T, F > > | do_finally (F f) |
Registers a callback for on_complete and on_error events. | |
| template<class F > | |
| transformation< step::do_on_complete< T, F > > | do_on_complete (F f) |
Registers a callback for on_complete events. | |
| template<class F > | |
| transformation< step::do_on_error< T, F > > | do_on_error (F f) |
Registers a callback for on_error events. | |
| template<class F > | |
| transformation< step::do_on_next< F > > | do_on_next (F f) |
Registers a callback for on_next events. | |
| template<class Predicate > | |
| transformation< step::filter< Predicate > > | filter (Predicate prediate) |
Returns a transformation that selects only items that satisfy predicate . | |
| template<class F > | |
| transformation< step::map< F > > | map (F f) |
Returns a transformation that applies f to each input and emits the result of the function application. | |
| transformation< step::on_error_complete< T > > | on_error_complete () |
Recovers from errors by converting on_error to on_complete events. | |
| template<class Init , class Reducer > | |
| transformation< step::reduce< Reducer > > | reduce (Init init, Reducer reducer) |
| Reduces the entire sequence of items to a single value. | |
| transformation< step::skip< T > > | skip (size_t n) |
Returns a transformation that selects all but the first n items. | |
| transformation< step::take< T > > | take (size_t n) |
Returns a transformation that selects only the first n items. | |
| template<class Predicate > | |
| transformation< step::take_while< Predicate > > | take_while (Predicate prediate) |
Returns a transformation that selects all value until the predicate returns false. | |
| auto | sum () |
| Accumulates all values and emits only the final result. | |
| auto | to_vector () |
| Collects all values and emits all values at once in a cow_vector. | |
| observable< cow_vector< T > > | buffer (size_t count) |
Emits items in buffers of size count . | |
| observable< cow_vector< T > > | buffer (size_t count, timespan period) |
Emits items in buffers of size up to count and forces an item at regular intervals . | |
| template<class Out = output_type, class... Inputs> | |
| auto | merge (Inputs &&... xs) |
| Combines the output of multiple observable objects into one by merging their outputs. | |
| template<class Out = output_type, class... Inputs> | |
| auto | concat (Inputs &&...) |
| Combines the output of multiple observable objects into one by concatenating their outputs. | |
| template<class Out = output_type, class F > | |
| auto | flat_map (F f) |
Returns a transformation that emits items by merging the outputs of all observables returned by f . | |
| template<class Out = output_type, class F > | |
| auto | concat_map (F f) |
Returns a transformation that emits items by concatenating the outputs of all observables returned by f . | |
| template<class F , class T0 , class... Ts> | |
| auto | zip_with (F fn, T0 input0, Ts... inputs) |
| Creates an observable that combines the emitted from all passed source observables by applying a function object. | |
| observable< cow_tuple< cow_vector< T >, observable< T > > > | prefix_and_tail (size_t prefix_size) |
Takes prefix_size elements from this observable and emits it in a tuple containing an observable for the remaining elements as the second value. | |
| observable< cow_tuple< T, observable< T > > > | head_and_tail () |
Similar to prefix_and_tail(1) but passes the single element directly in the tuple instead of wrapping it in a list. | |
| connectable< T > | publish () |
| Convert this observable into a connectable observable. | |
| observable< T > | share (size_t subscriber_threshold=1) |
Convenience alias for publish().ref_count(subscriber_threshold) . | |
| template<class Fn > | |
| auto | compose (Fn &&fn) & |
Transforms this observable by applying a function object to it. | |
| template<class Fn > | |
| auto | compose (Fn &&fn) && |
Transforms this observable by applying a function object to it. | |
| observable< async::batch > | collect_batches (timespan max_delay, size_t max_items) |
Like buffer , but wraps the collected items into type-erased batches. | |
| observable | observe_on (coordinator *other, size_t buffer_size, size_t min_request_size) |
| Observes items from this observable on another coordinator. | |
| observable | observe_on (coordinator *other) |
| Observes items from this observable on another coordinator. | |
| async::consumer_resource< T > | to_resource (size_t buffer_size, size_t min_request_size) |
| Creates an asynchronous resource that makes emitted items available in an SPSC buffer. | |
| async::consumer_resource< T > | to_resource () |
| Creates an asynchronous resource that makes emitted items available in an SPSC buffer. | |
| const observable & | as_observable () const &noexcept |
| observable && | as_observable () &&noexcept |
| const pimpl_type & | pimpl () const &noexcept |
| pimpl_type | pimpl () &&noexcept |
| bool | valid () const noexcept |
| operator bool () const noexcept | |
| bool | operator! () const noexcept |
| coordinator * | ctx () const |
| void | swap (observable &other) |
| template<class Out , class... Inputs> | |
| auto | concat (Inputs &&... xs) |
Related Functions | |
(Note that these are not member functions.) | |
| template<class Operator , class CoordinatorType , class... Ts> | |
| observable< typename Operator::output_type > | make_observable (CoordinatorType *ctx, Ts &&... xs) |
| Convenience function for creating an observable from a concrete operator type. | |
Represents a potentially unbound sequence of values.
| auto caf::flow::observable< T >::concat | ( | Inputs && | ... | ) |
Combines the output of multiple observable objects into one by concatenating their outputs.
May also be called without arguments if the T
is an observable.
| coordinator * caf::flow::observable< T >::ctx | ( | ) | const |
valid()
| auto caf::flow::observable< T >::merge | ( | Inputs &&... | xs | ) |
Combines the output of multiple observable objects into one by merging their outputs.
May also be called without arguments if the T
is an observable.
| observable caf::flow::observable< T >::observe_on | ( | coordinator * | other | ) |
Observes items from this observable on another coordinator.
other
coordinator must not run at this point. | observable< T > caf::flow::observable< T >::observe_on | ( | coordinator * | other, |
| size_t | buffer_size, | ||
| size_t | min_request_size | ||
| ) |
Observes items from this observable on another coordinator.
other
coordinator must not run at this point. | observable< cow_tuple< cow_vector< T >, observable< T > > > caf::flow::observable< T >::prefix_and_tail | ( | size_t | prefix_size | ) |
Takes prefix_size
elements from this observable and emits it in a tuple containing an observable for the remaining elements as the second value.
The returned observable either emits a single element (the tuple) or none if this observable never produces sufficient elements for the prefix.
prefix_size > 0
| transformation< step::reduce< Reducer > > caf::flow::observable< T >::reduce | ( | Init | init, |
| Reducer | reducer | ||
| ) |
Reduces the entire sequence of items to a single value.
Other names for the algorithm are accumulate
and fold
.
| init | The initial value for the reduction. |
| reducer | Binary operation function that will be applied. |
| auto caf::flow::observable< T >::zip_with | ( | F | fn, |
| T0 | input0, | ||
| Ts... | inputs | ||
| ) |
Creates an observable that combines the emitted from all passed source observables by applying a function object.
| fn | The zip function. Takes one element from each input at a time and reduces them into a single result. |
| input0 | The first additional input. |
| inputs | Additional inputs, if any. |


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We're a multi disciplinary team of digital experts with decades of experience
The CAST team
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C3: 4th Jan 2016
It made me think more about the structure of the website to try to better understand the "bones" of the site and try to set it up in a hopefully logical and decipherable way.
I found it difficult not to spend too much time on certain things, not necessarily to make things look perfect, but because I wanted to understand why something wasn't working.
I never really considered meditation much prior to reading chapter 2. Or, rather, I never labelled it as such. I had thought about the importance and positive effects of clearing your mind, relaxation, having time to yourself, etc for general well-being and when tackling stressful situations or tasks.
Meta-attention was interesting as I hadn't considered it separately from attention before. Also, thinking about training the brain like going to the gym and the scientific studies on the affect of meditation to the brain.
I liked the idea of starting small with intention and the general posture and breathing. I'm not such a fan of the mantra-styled meditations. I also need to practice more of the letting go of distractions, etc.
It was intriguing thinking about the mind having a default state of happiness. Though I guess it would be the ideal or goal of having happiness as a default rather than the reality for people dealing with mental illness or other factors.


by Chad Nelson / @bibliotechy
Developer at Jenkins Law Library
Writing tests for your code
Automate the build process
Upfront, it is.
Down the road, pure lazy-making.
function verify_is_phone_number($number) {
$regex = '/^\(?(\d{3})\)?[\s-.]?(\d{3})[\s-.]?(\d{4})$/';
preg_match($regex, $number, $matches);
return $matches;
}
But how do you know it works?
$valid_numbers = array(
'1234567890',
'(123)4567890',
'(123) 4567890',
'(123) 456 7890',
'(123)-456-7890',
'123 456 7890',
'123-456-7890',
'123.456.7890',);
foreach ($valid_numbers as $number) {
$message = "{$number} is not a valid number";
$this->assertTrue(phone_number_regex_match($number), $message);
}
Replace yourself with a small shell script - Hillary Mason
#!/bin/bash
apt-get install unzip php5 php5-mysql
apt-get install apache2 mysql-server
apt-get install imagemagick
cd && wget http://omeka.org/files/omeka-2.0.zip
unzip omeka-2.0.zip
sudo mv omeka-2.0/* /var/www/
sudo mv omeka-2.0/.htaccess /var/www/
...
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
Won't just work line for line, but you get the idea
Talk available at bibliotechy.github.io/eventually-lazy
Questions? Hit me up @bibliotechy


It is a long established fact that a reader will be distracted by the readable content of a page when looking at its layout. The point of using Lorem Ipsum is that it has a more-or-less normal distribution of letters, as opposed to using 'Content here, content here', making it look
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Scope translates to visibility for variables in code. There are two scopes in Javascript; global and
local. Global variables are variables declared outside of a function and can be seen and
accessed from anywhere inside your code.
Functions have their own scope, so any variable defined within this scope (i.e. defined within the function) is
localised to that function, hence the name local variable. If that function also calls any
subfunctions then the variable is visible from them as well. It pays to note that a variable declared inside a subfunction
will not visible to the superfunction as its own more localised scope.


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I have recently been experimenting with running MiniDLNA on a headless Ubuntu Server. I have written this guide to hopefully take some of the pain out of installing and configuring an amazing program.
"minidlna - lightweight DLNA/UPnP-AV server targeted at embedded systems"
[sourcecode]
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install minidlna
[/sourcecode]
Once this is installed, you need to configure the MiniDLNA conf file located at /etc/minidlna.conf.
My minidlna.conf file reads as follows:
[sourcecode]
sudo nano /etc/minidlna.conf
# port for HTTP (descriptions, SOAP, media transfer) traffic
port=8200
# network interfaces to serve, comma delimited
#network_interface=eth0
# set this to the directory you want scanned.
# * if have multiple directories, you can have multiple media_dir= lines
# * if you want to restrict a media_dir to a specific content type, you
# can prepend the type, followed by a comma, to the directory:
# + "A" for audio (eg. media_dir=A,/home/jmaggard/Music)
# + "V" for video (eg. media_dir=V,/home/jmaggard/Videos)
# + "P" for images (eg. media_dir=P,/home/jmaggard/Pictures)
#media_dir=/opt
media_dir=V,/home/nerd/Videos
media_dir=A,/home/nerd/Music
# set this if you want to customize the name that shows up on your clients
friendly_name=Media Server
# set this if you would like to specify the directory where you want MiniDLNA to store its database and album art cache
db_dir=/var/lib/minidlna
# set this if you would like to specify the directory where you want MiniDLNA to store its log file
log_dir=/tmp/log
# set this to change the verbosity of the information that is logged
# each section can use a different level: off, fatal, error, warn, info, or debug
#log_level=general,artwork,database,inotify,scanner,metadata,http,ssdp,tivo=warn
# this should be a list of file names to check for when searching for album art
# note: names should be delimited with a forward slash ("/")
album_art_names=art.jpg/Art.jpg/front.jpg/Front.jpg/Cover.jpg/cover.jpg/AlbumArtSmall.jpg/albumartsmall.jpg/AlbumArt.jpg/albumart.jpg/Album.jpg/album.jpg/Folder.jpg/folder.jpg/Thumb.jpg/thumb.jpg
# set this to no to disable inotify monitoring to automatically discover new files
# note: the default is yes
inotify=yes
# set this to yes to enable support for streaming .jpg and .mp3 files to a TiVo supporting HMO
enable_tivo=no
# set this to strictly adhere to DLNA standards.
# * This will allow server-side downscaling of very large JPEG images,
# which may hurt JPEG serving performance on (at least) Sony DLNA products.
strict_dlna=no
# default presentation url is http address on port 80
# presentation_url=http://www.mylan/index.php
# notify interval in seconds. default is 895 seconds.
notify_interval=900
# serial and model number the daemon will report to clients
# in its XML description
serial=12345678
model_number=1
# specify the path to the MiniSSDPd socket
#minissdpdsocket=/var/run/minissdpd.sock
# use different container as root of the tree
# possible values:
# + "." - use standard container (this is the default)
# + "B" - "Browse Directory"
# + "M" - "Music"
# + "V" - "Video"
# + "P" - "Pictures"
# if you specify "B" and client device is audio-only then "Music/Folders" will be used as root
#root_container=.
[/sourcecode]
After editing it, we need to restart minidlna service.
[sourcecode]
sudo /etc/init.d/minidlna restart
[/sourcecode]
Adding or Removing Files of Folders from the Database
In my experience, MiniDLNA tends not to notice if a file has been added or removed from the folders so the database does not update and new files are not shown on your device and old files are still shown even though they have been removed. This seems to be a problem with MiniDLNA and not the receiving soft/hardware. If you change the name of the server, the soft/hardware picks that up fine.
Running this command will scan and update minidlna
[sourcecode]
chmod -Rv 777 /home/nerd/Videos/
chmod -Rv 777 /home/nerd/Music/
minidlna -R -f /etc/minidlna.conf
[/sourcecode]
Also adding this on crontab comes in handy at time.
[sourcecode]
crontab -e
00 00 * * * minidlna -R -f /etc/minidlna.conf > /dev/null
[/sourcecode]


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Please check your Password and your Wifi and
try it again


I was born in West Croydon, south London in the late 1960's. Played football for Crystal Palace youth, county tennis and am a 50 break man at snooker. After completing A-Levels I worked in insurance for 3 years, all the while performing at the Croydon Youth Theatre. When I felt ready I went to drama school in London - The Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art. Left in 1990 so I am celebrating 30 years in the business!
Matt Lacey at Roger Carey associates
Shepperton Studios
TW17 0QD
01932582890
info@rogercareyassociates.com


LMS - Make your Bank Loan Management easy LMS is a Modern and Responsive Loan management system. It is developed by PHP and HTML 5. It is design and develop for companies, bank etc that require streamlined loan control, savings account and SMS notification system. The system also automates the savings, borrowing and payment processes. This software is a web based application used by most cooperative, mini – bank, micro-finance bank etc. to handle loan and savings transaction.
Please Check Your Localhost (xampp/wamp) or Your Server (Cpanel) before installing this Application. It is compatible with this version.
Mysql Version : 5.5.20 > PHP version: 5.3.9 upward > Apache : 2.2.21 upward
After installing then you will be redirected to login page. Then put username (e.g. admin OR at), password (e.g. admin OR at respectively) then click on Sign in button.
This is Home page overview. You can easily glance through all activities / records of the system including the loan graph reports.
To change profile settings, image, user name and password just look on top-right side of dashboard then click settings icon and go to PROFILE option then change your profile settings. Don't forget to click save button.
To Register New Borrowers, just click on Borrowers button on the side navigation bar and click on New Borrowers to fill the form (e.g. upload image, first name, last name, email etc.). Then make sure you click on save button. Then move forward by clicking on List Borrowers at the side navigation bar to complete the registration by searching via immediate registered borrowers with either the first name, last name or email address, then click on
to complete registration by filling other forms like: Financial Information (to upload / delete multiple financial information, kindly click on + Add Row / Delete Row Respectively), attached vital document like property as collateral to qualify for the loan.
To manage your Wallet, Kindly click on My Wallet at the navigation side bar. There, you can add new wallet based on credit or debit, transfer fund from your wallet to another wallet account with transaction details display on screen and see wallet balance as shown in the screenshot below.
To Add New Fund to your wallet, click + Add New Wallet as indicated below:
Then enter the amount to add, the description and transaction / wallet type
The same thing applies to transfer of fund from one wallet account to another by clicking on the Transfer Money, then a transfer form will pop up (then fill the amount to transfer, description and staff to transfer to).
For any authorized staff/admin of the bank to issue loan to their respective customers, one have to fill in the loan application form by clicking the Loans tab at the navigation side bar as indicated in the screenshot below and click on New Loans (the requirement for the loan is Customer personal details, amount requested, description, date release, guarantor information with passport image and payment schedule information).
Once you click on the Save button, you will be redirected to the loan information page where by you will click on the just added loan information by clicking on
The same thing applies to transfer of fund from one wallet account to another by clicking on the Transfer Money, then a transfer form will pop up (then fill the amount to transfer, description and staff to transfer to).
Attached required document for the loan
Upload proof of ownership including the image of the borrower’s property as a collateral then click the Submit and then move ahead to Payment Schedule Tab to fill, then finally click on Update Collateral to complete the application.
To add payment to the system, Click on Payments Tab on the navigation side bar, then click on New Payment and fill in necessary information. Or Click on List Payments, at the top of the page, you will see New Payment button, click on it to add payment to the system. Then after that, you will have to click on Make Payment button located down the page as indicated in the screenshot below:
Here, you can view and delete payment records and also you can print and export payment records to excel.
To configure module permission, Click on Module Permission Tab on the navigation side bar then click on Add Permission, then choose the name of the user to set permission for.
The Key permission is described below:
Below is the modules enabled / disabled for the users or staff of the Bank.
Here, you can edit user permission, then you click on Update Module to save it.
To View Customers information and also to add Customers to Borrower List, Click on Savings Account Tabs located at the left side bar, then click on Customers. There on the page, you can Add New Customers by clicking on + Add Customer, also, you can Add Customer to Borrowers list by clicking on Add to Borrower List
Once you click Add to Borrower List, you will be taken to another page where you will be ask to enter comment e.g. Application of loan as shown in the screenshot below then you will click on save button for the customer details to appear in borrower list page:
To deposit fund to customers account, Under Savings Account Tab, Click on Deposit Money, then you select / search the customer's account number to transfer to, Enter the Amount to Deposit, then you click on Deposit button.
NOTE: For any deposit you make on the system, the customer will receive Credit Alert on his or her mobile phone as a confirmation that the money have been posted.
Error to Avoid while Entering Amount to Deposit to Customer's Account:
To withdraw fund from customers account on request, kindly follow the same steps as it is in number 10.
To view all Transaction and Print Transaction Receipt with official stamp on it, Under Savings Account Tab, Click on All Transaction as shown in the image below:
The transaction fee receipt can be generated by clicking the Receipt button:
To setup the global configuration, kindly click on General Settings Tab follow by Company Setup, then you will fill in the necessary form including the system logo and stamp image, then finally, you will click on save button to store the details as shown below:
To setup your sms gateway account, once you have registered with the sms gateway specified by the system (e.g. https://sms.critechglobal.com). Then you can now enter your details to activate the SMS notification.
To backup your database information in your application folder, Kindly click on Backup Database located under General Settings Tab. Then you will be taken to a page whereby you will click on Backup Database button and that’s all.
Critech Advance Loan Management System users login :
Administrator
Staff


[gecode-users] Detecting a complete problem
Malcolm Ryan
malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au
Tue Nov 20 08:13:37 CET 2007
How does Gecode/J decide that a problem is complete? I've just tried
running Gist on a problem and it stopped at the root node and said it
was solved, even though many variables were still unbound.
E.g:
public class Test1 extends Space {
private VarArray<IntVar> vars;
public Test1() {
super();
IntVar a = new IntVar(this, 1, 3);
vars = new VarArray<IntVar>();
vars.add(a);
Gecode.branch(this, vars, BvarSel.BVAR_DEGREE_MIN,
BvalSel.BVAL_MIN);
}
public Test1(Boolean share, Test1 old) {
vars = new VarArray<IntVar>(this, share, old.vars);
}
public String toString() {
return vars.toString();
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
Test1 test1 = new Test1();
Gist gist = new Gist(test1);
}
}
--
"The modern man in revolt has become
practically useless for all purposes of revolt.
By rebelling against everything
he has lost his right to rebel against anything."
- G.K.Chesterton,
Orthodoxy
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As you guys may have seen I have a brand new blog engine, which I’ve just finished building. Its been a pretty interesting journey to get to the point of writing my own blog engine but I thought I might share a little of why I wrote this blog engine and what it does differently.
I’ve been blogging some of my technical discoveries for a few years now and its been a really rewarding experience for me, both in helping me get to a deeper level with the technology I work with and also giving back to the development community as a whole. Its definitely something which I personally find valuable and a key part of growing my own technical expertise.
One of the things I have been really keen to do is to help the company I work for (Enlighten Designs) encourage blogging as a way of getting in touch with our local development community and building our reputation as passionate developers. As part of this I have been planning to start an Enlighten Technical Blog, to showcase the work and discoveries of our own developers and encourage writing as a way of expressing our enthusiasm for development.
I feel that a key factor for the success of a company blog is to share the benefits of blogging between both the author and the company itself. One of the ways to do this is to allow content articles to be re-posted from a company blog to a personal blog, and vice versa. By doing this we can allow the authors credit and recognition for their content and a personal reputation (via their own personal blog) while still showcasing the company as a whole and the development skills of the whole organisation. Historically however this has been a bit of a no-no in terms of SEO due to Duplicate Content penalties.
Syndication and rel=”canonical”
Replicating content across multiple sites is referred to as syndication and up until recently there was no way of doing it without incurring some kind of duplicate content penalty. However recently Google decided to allow cross-site rel canonical links. These indicate to the search crawler the authoritative source of a pages content. This effectively means that Google will attribute search rankings to the original page over the copied content. This is really important for our syndicated content as it means that if we share our content we are unlikely to suffer any negative side effects, and may actually get a boost to our SEO ranking from the linking. This is great news as it means that sharing content between our personal and company blogs can be good for both parties.
Markdown
Markdown is great, as a developer I really like writing in markdown as a web editor. I especially like that if the formatting I need isn’t built in I can just use HTML inline to get what I’m after, and of course some great sites which I use regularly (StackOverflow and Github) are also heavily markdown based. For this reason it was important to me that when writing articles I’m still able to use this great edit tool. Below is a little of how this editor works in my blog engine. The engine also has an instant preview window so I can get a good idea of how stuff looks.
Redirects and URL manipulation
A key requirement for me was that all of the links from my old blog still worked when I changed over to the new software. This means that I either needed to use the same URL structure or build in a redirect engine. I chose the latter as it gives me more options in terms of URL structure and allows me to be able to customise URLs after posting an article.
Great Plugins
There are some awesome pre-made plugins for developing websites, and I used a few developing this software. Stuff like Bootstrap, DotNetOpenAuth, Disqus and Google Analytics save a lot of work and provide great solutions to common web problems. By using these I was able to greatly reduce the work required.
Azure
I have been wanting to give Azure a go for a while but up until now hadn’t had a particularly good use case. But given most of my readers are in the US I thought this would be a great opportunity. I was really impressed at how easy Azure has been to get going, and it has some great management tools for running web applications and databases. I was particularly impressed with how easy and intuitive it was to build and deploy my site automatically from github. It took under 15 mins to go from not getting an account to having a working site with automated deployment and I didn’t even need a tutorial.
Use it Yourself
As with most of my @home work this software is open source (under LGPL) and available via Github. The admin section isn’t polished (but it is functional), and there’s plenty more to add, so fork it and let me know what you think.


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/* This file is part of Ext JS 4 Copyright (c) 2011 Sencha Inc Contact: http://www.sencha.com/contact Commercial Usage Licensees holding valid commercial licenses may use this file in accordance with the Commercial Software License Agreement provided with the Software or, alternatively, in accordance with the terms contained in a written agreement between you and Sencha. If you are unsure which license is appropriate for your use, please contact the sales department at http://www.sencha.com/contact. */ /** * This plugin provides drag and/or drop functionality for a GridView. * * It creates a specialized instance of {@link Ext.dd.DragZone DragZone} which knows how to drag out of a {@link * Ext.grid.View GridView} and loads the data object which is passed to a cooperating {@link Ext.dd.DragZone DragZone}'s * methods with the following properties: * * - `copy` : Boolean * * The value of the GridView's `copy` property, or `true` if the GridView was configured with `allowCopy: true` _and_ * the control key was pressed when the drag operation was begun. * * - `view` : GridView * * The source GridView from which the drag originated. * * - `ddel` : HtmlElement * * The drag proxy element which moves with the mouse * * - `item` : HtmlElement * * The GridView node upon which the mousedown event was registered. * * - `records` : Array * * An Array of {@link Ext.data.Model Model}s representing the selected data being dragged from the source GridView. * * It also creates a specialized instance of {@link Ext.dd.DropZone} which cooperates with other DropZones which are * members of the same ddGroup which processes such data objects. * * Adding this plugin to a view means that two new events may be fired from the client GridView, `{@link #beforedrop * beforedrop}` and `{@link #drop drop}` * * @example * Ext.create('Ext.data.Store', { * storeId:'simpsonsStore', * fields:['name'], * data: [["Lisa"], ["Bart"], ["Homer"], ["Marge"]], * proxy: { * type: 'memory', * reader: 'array' * } * }); * * Ext.create('Ext.grid.Panel', { * store: 'simpsonsStore', * columns: [ * {header: 'Name', dataIndex: 'name', flex: true} * ], * viewConfig: { * plugins: { * ptype: 'gridviewdragdrop', * dragText: 'Drag and drop to reorganize' * } * }, * height: 200, * width: 400, * renderTo: Ext.getBody() * }); */ Ext.define('Ext.grid.plugin.DragDrop', { extend: 'Ext.AbstractPlugin', alias: 'plugin.gridviewdragdrop', uses: [ 'Ext.view.DragZone', 'Ext.grid.ViewDropZone' ], /** * @event beforedrop * **This event is fired through the GridView. Add listeners to the GridView object** * * Fired when a drop gesture has been triggered by a mouseup event in a valid drop position in the GridView. * * @param {HTMLElement} node The GridView node **if any** over which the mouse was positioned. * * Returning `false` to this event signals that the drop gesture was invalid, and if the drag proxy will animate * back to the point from which the drag began. * * Returning `0` To this event signals that the data transfer operation should not take place, but that the gesture * was valid, and that the repair operation should not take place. * * Any other return value continues with the data transfer operation. * * @param {Object} data The data object gathered at mousedown time by the cooperating {@link Ext.dd.DragZone * DragZone}'s {@link Ext.dd.DragZone#getDragData getDragData} method it contains the following properties: * * - copy : Boolean * * The value of the GridView's `copy` property, or `true` if the GridView was configured with `allowCopy: true` and * the control key was pressed when the drag operation was begun * * - view : GridView * * The source GridView from which the drag originated. * * - ddel : HtmlElement * * The drag proxy element which moves with the mouse * * - item : HtmlElement * * The GridView node upon which the mousedown event was registered. * * - records : Array * * An Array of {@link Ext.data.Model Model}s representing the selected data being dragged from the source GridView. * * @param {Ext.data.Model} overModel The Model over which the drop gesture took place. * * @param {String} dropPosition `"before"` or `"after"` depending on whether the mouse is above or below the midline * of the node. * * @param {Function} dropFunction * * A function to call to complete the data transfer operation and either move or copy Model instances from the * source View's Store to the destination View's Store. * * This is useful when you want to perform some kind of asynchronous processing before confirming the drop, such as * an {@link Ext.window.MessageBox#confirm confirm} call, or an Ajax request. * * Return `0` from this event handler, and call the `dropFunction` at any time to perform the data transfer. */ /** * @event drop * **This event is fired through the GridView. Add listeners to the GridView object** Fired when a drop operation * has been completed and the data has been moved or copied. * * @param {HTMLElement} node The GridView node **if any** over which the mouse was positioned. * * @param {Object} data The data object gathered at mousedown time by the cooperating {@link Ext.dd.DragZone * DragZone}'s {@link Ext.dd.DragZone#getDragData getDragData} method it contains the following properties: * * - copy : Boolean * * The value of the GridView's `copy` property, or `true` if the GridView was configured with `allowCopy: true` and * the control key was pressed when the drag operation was begun * * - view : GridView * * The source GridView from which the drag originated. * * - ddel : HtmlElement * * The drag proxy element which moves with the mouse * * - item : HtmlElement * * The GridView node upon which the mousedown event was registered. * * - records : Array * * An Array of {@link Ext.data.Model Model}s representing the selected data being dragged from the source GridView. * * @param {Ext.data.Model} overModel The Model over which the drop gesture took place. * * @param {String} dropPosition `"before"` or `"after"` depending on whether the mouse is above or below the midline * of the node. */ dragText : '{0} selected row{1}', /** * @cfg {String} ddGroup * A named drag drop group to which this object belongs. If a group is specified, then both the DragZones and * DropZone used by this plugin will only interact with other drag drop objects in the same group. */ ddGroup : "GridDD", /** * @cfg {String} dragGroup * The ddGroup to which the DragZone will belong. * * This defines which other DropZones the DragZone will interact with. Drag/DropZones only interact with other * Drag/DropZones which are members of the same ddGroup. */ /** * @cfg {String} dropGroup * The ddGroup to which the DropZone will belong. * * This defines which other DragZones the DropZone will interact with. Drag/DropZones only interact with other * Drag/DropZones which are members of the same ddGroup. */ /** * @cfg {Boolean} enableDrop * False to disallow the View from accepting drop gestures. */ enableDrop: true, /** * @cfg {Boolean} enableDrag * False to disallow dragging items from the View. */ enableDrag: true, init : function(view) { view.on('render', this.onViewRender, this, {single: true}); }, /** * @private * AbstractComponent calls destroy on all its plugins at destroy time. */ destroy: function() { Ext.destroy(this.dragZone, this.dropZone); }, enable: function() { var me = this; if (me.dragZone) { me.dragZone.unlock(); } if (me.dropZone) { me.dropZone.unlock(); } me.callParent(); }, disable: function() { var me = this; if (me.dragZone) { me.dragZone.lock(); } if (me.dropZone) { me.dropZone.lock(); } me.callParent(); }, onViewRender : function(view) { var me = this; if (me.enableDrag) { me.dragZone = Ext.create('Ext.view.DragZone', { view: view, ddGroup: me.dragGroup || me.ddGroup, dragText: me.dragText }); } if (me.enableDrop) { me.dropZone = Ext.create('Ext.grid.ViewDropZone', { view: view, ddGroup: me.dropGroup || me.ddGroup }); } } });


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Purchasing an Event..
Purchase Event
Title
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Dance Event
Type
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Venue
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Date
:
11/27/14
Start Time
:
05:25 PM
Ending Time
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The blood pressure is the pressure of the blood within the arteries.It is produced primarily by the contraction of the heart muscle. Its measurement is recorded by two numbers. The first (systolic pressure) is measured after the heart contracts and is highest.


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I’ve been scrolling through a couple of pictures of Rem from the anime. There is a distinct feeling of "being home" when I see her. Heartwarmingly welcoming. It’s hard to put it into words exactly. Still, I can see why it is almost impossible to recover financially if you take a liking to her.
It may be because of the time that I watched Re:Zero. I would call it the best time of my life – I remember it so fondly. It was the winter break of my senior year. It lasted for around a month, my roommate went to see his relatives, and everyone else did somewhat similar. It was just me in my apartment for the whole month.
 I must have had a mountain of ramen stashed up in my kitchen closet, so much that it might have rivaled some nations’ strategic reserves. Like a goblin or a hobbit stuck in a cave. Ah, what a time. I miss it sometimes.
I ate ramen, went to bed at like 4 am every night (or morning?), woke up in the early afternoon, did some chores, and watched anime. One of those shows was Re:Zero. A funny little note, I watched the first one or two episodes with my roommate, who didn’t like it and dropped it. I decided to stick with it and look where we ended up. In the best timeline.


The Tags contains all the OPC tags to read and write.
After entering the connection information on the main page of the addon, if you are connected to the OPC server computer, the addon allows for auto-discovery and tag selection. To do this, you select the Select Tags button at the top of the page. Use the GUI to select the desired tags. After selection is complete, the tags and folder structures will be added to the system definition.
NOTE: this is a one time copy. If the OPC server structures change, the tag structures will have to be updated as well.
NOTE: String data types are ignored as NI VeriStand doesn't support strings. Any folder with a "_" at the beginning is also ignored.
From the OPC server, export the tag list(s) as csv files. In the add-on, select the Add Folder button from the top of the page. Name the page to match the parent folder in the OPC server by navigating to the new folder. While still on the new folder page, select the Import Tags button at the top of the page. Use the GUI to select your csv file. Then, select the desired tags. After selection is complete, the tags and folder structures will be added to the system definition.
NOTE: this is a one time copy. If the OPC server structures change, the tag structures will have to be updated as well.
NOTE: String data types are ignored as NI VeriStand doesn't support strings.
To delete multiple items, right-click the object in the configuration tree and select Delete Multiple Items from the shortcut menu.


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Although sparrows are not considered as water birds, they swim at a very fast pace to escape from predators.
Male House Sparrows are brightly colored birds with gray heads, white cheeks, a black bib, and rufous neck – although in cities you may see some that are dull and grubby. Females are a plain buffy-brown overall with dingy gray-brown underparts. Their backs are noticeably striped with buff, black, and brown.