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What is Health Bliss
Provided by the Department of Health, Health Bliss brings together apps, online programs, online forums, and phone services, as well as a range of digital information resources.
- Evidence-based apps and online programs that can help you build personal skills and track progress
- Dedicated online forums and other peer support services where you can talk to people with similar experiences
- Phone, chat, and email services, if you're looking for confidential, professional support
- Mental health websites created to give you detailed information and advice on specific mental health topics
Digital mental health resources are particularly beneficial for people with or at risk of mild to moderate mental health difficulties, or people supporting someone with mental health issues. Quality digital resources are convenient, accessible, and private. They can be used as standalone supports, or in combination with face to face therapies. If you need or prefer to talk to a health professional in person for specific advice and assistance, we recommend to find professionals near you.
Learn MoreMental health and COVID-19
Discussions and concerns around the coronavirus outbreak and practising self-isolation can be stressful and it can impact our mental health and wellbeing. It’s normal to feel a range of emotions, such as stress, worry, anxiety, boredom, or low mood. Many people feel distressed and overwhelmed by the constant news and amount of information about the situation.
- Managing financial stress
- access mental health services
- Protecting our elderly
- Hear from mental health experts
Economic hardship and financial stress can take a serious toll on our mental health and wellbeing. Other aspects of your life might also be affected, which in turn can impact your ability to cope during an already challenging period. While it is normal to feel anxious and worried during uncertain times, it is important to take steps to protect your mental health and wellbeing.
Mental health conditions and disorders
Mental illness, also called mental health disorders, refers to a wide range of mental health conditions — disorders that affect your mood, thinking and behavior. Examples of mental illness include depression, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia, eating disorders and addictive behaviors
- Anxiety disorders
- Bipolar and Realted disorders
- Drugs, alcohol, and other substance-related or addictive disorders
- Anxiety disorders
- Obsessive-compulsive and related disorders
- Trauma and stress-related disorders
if you have any signs or symptoms of a mental illness, see your primary care provider or a mental health professional. Most mental illnesses don't improve on their own, and if untreated, a mental illness may get worse over time and cause serious problems.
Supporting yourself
Taking good care of yourself is paramount to the success of your recovery process. People in recovery find that their physical, spiritual, and emotional health are all connected, and that supporting one supports the others. Taking care of all aspects of you will increase the likelihood that you stay well.
- Talk to people with similar experiences
- Talk to a professional online
- Find ways to relax
- Try to do something you enjoy every day
Laughing decreases pain, may help your heart and lungs, promotes muscle relaxation, and can reduce anxiety.A longer life. People with strong social and community ties were two or three times less likely to die during a 9-year study.
Supporting Someone else
Mental health problems can be complex. There are many individual differences in the symptoms and how each person responds to different treatment options. However, as with a physical illness, a person with a mental health condition will benefit from the right treatment and support. Having someone to lean on while working through this experience can reduce stress and help them on the road to recovery.
- This page gives a brief overview, and at the bottom you’ll find some websites where you can go for more detailed information and advice.
- You are not alone; other people have experienced what you are experiencing. Below you’ll find some forums where you can learn from people with similar experiences. .
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Research confirms that support from family and friends is a key part of helping someone who is going through a mental illness. This support provides a network of practical and emotional help. These networks can be made up of parents, children, siblings, spouses or partners, extended families, close friends and others who care about us like neighbours, coworkers, coaches and teachers.
Phone , Email
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Government of India 24/7 telephone support service providing free, immediate, short-term counselling and advice for those feeling worried or struggling to cope during the coronavirus pandemic. Time: Anytime, Anywhere
Services
Covid 19 Support
The Facts ⟶
There is a lot of misinformation about COVID-19 so it’s important to check that the information is a reliable resource from the World Health Organization or your government health authority.
Psychological tips ⟶
Learning to cope with stress in a healthy way will make you, the people you care about, and those around you become more resilient.
Impacts on everyday life ⟶
COVID-19 has kept us apart from our family, friends, and culture. We feel supported when we stay connected to each other. Health Bliss can help you find online and phone support.
Support for Older people ⟶
Older people face significant risk of developing severe illness if they contract the disease due to physiological changes that come with ageing and potential underlying health conditions.
If You Need Medical Care ⟶
You can most likely treat them at home, the way you would for a cold or the flu. Most people recover from COVID-19 without the need for hospital care
No Health without Mental Health ⟶
The first and foremost reason for India to lose its mental health is the lack of awareness and sensitivity about the issue. There is a big stigma around people suffering from any kind of mental health issues.
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- Exposure Therapy
- Relaxation Techniques
- Medication
- Staying Active and Working out
Depression
- Eat Healthy
- Get enough sleep
- Challenge negative thoughts.
- Lifestyle Changes
- Help Someone Else
Bipolar affective disorder
- Brain-stimulation treatments
- Psychotherapy
- Medications
- Electroconvulsive Therapy
- Behavioral therapy
Obsessive Compulsive disorder
- Slow Breathing Techniques
- Hyperventilation Control
- Exposure and Response Prevention
- Cognitive Behavior Therapy
F.A.Q
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can people get over mental illness without medication?
A person does not simply "get over" mental illness without some form of treatment. Mental illness is generally a lifelong, chronic medical illness that needs consistent treatment..
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Are there cures for mental health problems?
It is often more realistic and helpful to find out what helps with the issues you face. Talking, counselling, medication, friendships, exercise, good sleep and nutrition, and meaningful occupation can all help.
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How can I get help form Health Bliss?
Health Bliss can provide what treatments are available or can refer you to a specialist for extra help. Effective treatments are available and early identification and care can reduce harm and improve quality of life. If you are uncertain or nervous about speaking to a experts , take a friend or family member with you.
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Can people stabilize a mental illness simply with medication alone?
People who suffer the mental illness of severe depression may put pressure on themselves to just "get over" return to active participation again, but like other mental illnesses, it takes therapy and sometimes medication to stabilize.
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Is it true that more people in the world have died by suicide than by homicide?
Yes, more people have committed suicide. In a report from the year 2000, The World Health Organization stated that one person commits suicide every 40 seconds, that one person is murdered every 60 seconds, and that one person dies in armed combat every 120 seconds. In 2000, 815,000 to 1 million people took their own lives.
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Vidarbha captain Faiz Fazal, whose team are chasing a third successive Ranji Trophy crown, won the toss and elected to field. However, as the players made their way to the middle, a snake was spotted on the field and it resulted in a delay of few minutes.
“Snake stops play! There was a visitor on the field to delay the start of the match,” BCCI Domestic tweeted a 13-second video. The official Twitter handle of BCCI Domestic posted a video where the snake can be seen gliding on the field while seven to eight groundsmen trying to ensure that it slithers away.
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Early Ideas About Evolution
Notes
Early Scientists Proposed Ideas about Evolution=- Evolution is the process of biological change by which descendants come to differ from their ancestors
- Carolus Linnaeus=
- Linnaeus was a botanist in the 1700s who developed a classification system for all types of organisms known at the time
- Although he grouped organisms by their similarities, the system also reflects evolutionary relationships
- He proposed that, instead of being fixed and unchanging, some organisms might have been created through the crossing of species
- A species is a group of organisms so similar to one another that they can reproduce and have fertile offspring
- Georges Louis Leclerc de Buffon=
- Buffon was a French naturalist of the 1700s and claimed that all species came from a single, common ancestor
- He also argued that Earth was far older than 6,000 years old
- Erasmus Darwin=
- Erasmus Darwin is the grandfather of Charles Darwin, who is considered the father of evolution
- He proposed that the all living things were descended from a common ancestor that more-complex forms of life arose from less-complex forms
- Jean-Baptiste Lamarck=
- Lamarck proposed that all organisms evolved toward perfection and complexity
- Lamarck believed in the idea of inheritance of acquired characteristics
Theories of Geologic Change Set the Stage for Darwin's Theory=
- French zoologist Georges Cuvier discovered fossils, or traces of organisms that existed in the past, in each layer of rock
- He found that the fossils in the deepest layers were quite different from those in the upper layers, which were formed by more recent layers of sediment
- The theory of catastrophism states that natural disasters such as floods and volcanic eruptions have been happened often during Earth's long history
- Cuvier argued that the appearance of new species in each rock layer resulted from other species' moving into the area from elsewhere after each catastrophic event
- James Hutton proposed that the changes he observed in landforms resulted from slow changes over a long period of time, a principle that became known as gradualism
- Lyell expanded Hutton's theory of gradualism into the theory of uniformitarianism, which states that the geologic processes that shape Earth are uniform through time
Questions
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Briefly describe two ideas about evolution that were proposed by scientists in the 18th century.
Answer: Buffon believed that different species had come from a common ancestor and Darwin's grandfather proposed that more-complex forms of life arose from less-complex forms of life. -
What ideas about Lyell's theory of uniformitarianism were important for evolutionary theory?
Answer: The aspect of Lyell's theory that is most important is that evolution occurs gradually throughout time at a constant rate.


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Type: Miniverse inhabitant
Gender: Male
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public class DbEnableReplication
extends java.lang.Object
JE HA environment log files contain types of log records and metadata used
only by replication. Non replicated environments are lacking that
information and must undergo a one time conversion process to add that
metadata and enable replication. The conversion process is one way. Once an
environment directory is converted, the rules that govern ReplicatedEnvironment
apply; namely, the directory cannot be opened by a
read/write standalone Environment
. Only a minimum
amount of replication metadata is added, and the conversion process is not
dependent on the size of the existing directory.
The conversion process takes these steps:
DbEnableReplication
to convert an existing environment
directory. DbEnableReplication
can be used as a command line
utility, and must be executed locally on the host which houses the
environment directory. Alternatively, DbEnableReplication
may be
used programmatically through the provided APIs.
ReplicatedEnvironment
. No
helper host configuration is needed.
ReplicatedEnvironment
. Since these new
nodes are empty, they should be configured to use the converted master as
their helper node, and will go through the
replication node lifecycle to populate their environment
directories. In this case, there will be data in the converted master that
can only be transferred to the replica through a file copy executed with the
help of a NetworkRestore
For example:
// Create the first node using an existing environment DbEnableReplication converter = new DbEnableReplication(envDirMars, // env home dir "UniversalRepGroup", // group name "nodeMars", // node name "mars:5001"); // node host,port converter.convert(); ReplicatedEnvironment nodeMars = new ReplicatedEnvironment(envDirMars, ...); // Bring up additional nodes, which will be initialized from // nodeMars. ReplicationConfig repConfig = null; try { repConfig = new ReplicationConfig("UniversalRepGroup", // groupName "nodeVenus", // nodeName "venus:5008"); // nodeHostPort repConfig.setHelperHosts("mars:5001"); nodeVenus = new ReplicatedEnvironment(envDirB, repConfig, envConfig); } catch (InsufficientLogException insufficientLogEx) { // log files will be copied from another node in the group NetworkRestore restore = new NetworkRestore(); restore.execute(insufficientLogEx, new NetworkRestoreConfig()); // try opening the node now nodeVenus = new ReplicatedEnvironment(envDirVenus, repConfig, envConfig); } ...
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DbEnableReplication(java.io.File envHome,
java.lang.String groupName,
java.lang.String nodeName,
java.lang.String nodeHostPort)
Create a DbEnableReplication object for this node.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
convert()
Modify the log files in the environment directory to add a modicum of
replication required metadata.
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static void |
main(java.lang.String[] args)
Usage:
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public DbEnableReplication(java.io.File envHome, java.lang.String groupName, java.lang.String nodeName, java.lang.String nodeHostPort)
envHome
- The node's environment directorygroupName
- The name of the new replication groupnodeName
- The node's namenodeHostPort
- The host and port for this nodepublic static void main(java.lang.String[] args)
java -cp je.jar com.sleepycat.je.rep.util.DbEnableReplication -h <dir> # environment home directory -groupName <group name> # replication group name -nodeName <node name> # replicated node name -nodeHostPort <host name:port number> # host name or IP address and port number to use for this node
public void convert()
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In this tutorial we are going to learn how to install keptn on k3s.
Why would you want to do this?
What is K3s?
But:
To start the keptn-on-k3s installation properly, you need a machine running Linux with the curl
package installed.
Currently, this has been tested using following distributions:
If you want to install keptn-on-k3s with Dynatrace support, you will need to create a Dynatrace token.
export DT_TENANT=yourtenant.live.dynatrace.com
export DT_API_TOKEN=yourAPItoken
Keptn-on-k3s is a keptn-sandbox project at the moment. It is a very simple shell script, which installs k3s (from their GitHub Repository) and afterwards applies the manifests for keptn.
The keptn-dynatrace-service or the keptn-prometheus-service can also be installed automatically with keptn-on-k3s. This can be achieved by specifying a provider (this will query the corresponding metadata endpoint) or set the IP address manually. If hostname -I
is working on the machine and no provider or IP address is specified, the installer will use the first reasonable IP address.
To expose keptn's bridge and the api via an ingress controller, keptn-on-k3s needs to know the IP address which will be used (to generate a xip.io entry and the Ingress objects).
You can install keptn-on-k3s (with autodetection of your IP address using the command hostname -I
):
curl -Lsf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/keptn-sandbox/keptn-on-k3s/master/install-keptn-on-k3s.sh | bash -s -
When installing keptn-on-k3s on a public cloud, the IP address can not be detected directly on the host. Therefore, a --provider
option is implemented, which instructs the script to query the metadata endpoint of the the specified cloud provider and get the public ip address of the node.
As a result, the installation- of keptn-on-k3s on a cloud provider can be triggered using the command:
curl -Lsf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/keptn-sandbox/keptn-on-k3s/master/install-keptn-on-k3s.sh | bash -s - --provider [gke|aks|digitalocean]
It may be the case, that you want to specify the IP address manually, this can be achieved using the --ip
option:
curl -Lsf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/keptn-sandbox/keptn-on-k3s/master/install-keptn-on-k3s.sh | bash -s - --ip [your-ip]
Additionally, you can install keptn-on-k3s with support for Dynatrace, Prometheus or the jMeter service. This can be done via the --with-dynatrace
, --with-prometheus
or --with-jmeter
flags.
Every release of Keptn provides binaries for the Keptn CLI. These binaries are available for Linux, macOS, and Windows.
There are multiple options how to get the Keptn CLI on your machine.
curl -sL https://get.keptn.sh | sudo -E bash
This will download and install the Keptn CLI automatically.keptn
binary in the unpacked directorychmod +x keptn
), and move it to the desired destination (e.g. mv keptn /usr/local/bin/keptn
)Now, you should be able to run the Keptn CLI:
keptn --help
.\keptn.exe --help
After installation, you get the required information needed to communicate with the keptn API or to access the keptn's Bridge. Therefore, the following output is shown at the end of the installation (In this example, -ip <IP_ADDRESS>
has been used for the installation):
API URL : https://api.keptn.<IP_ADDRESS>.xip.io
Bridge URL: https://bridge.keptn.<IP_ADDRESS>.xip.io
Bridge Username: keptn
Bridge Password: FvSv8KLD1sCa7LWrW1yEV7TUAy6g5T35
API Token : qonZAH53/L/LbN7Rph9Mkg==
To use keptn:
- Install the keptn CLI: curl -sL https://get.keptn.sh | sudo -E bash
- Authenticate: keptn auth --api-token "qonZAH53/L/LbN7Rph9Mkg==" --endpoint "https://api.keptn.<IP_ADDRESS>.xip.io"
Using this information, you can simply connect the keptn CLI to the API
keptn auth --endpoint=API-URL --api-token=API-Token
At the end a message indicating that you are successfully authenticated should be shown.
The keptn's bridge is exposed automatically, and can be accessed using the URL and the credentials which are displayed after the installation.
Now that you have successfully installed the keptn control plane, you may want to configure quality gates.
Here are some possibilities:
--with-prometheus
)--with-dynatrace
)


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A log file module is a collection of source code files that form a cohesive unit and that logs can all use to describe themselves. E.g. a “transport” module, or a “Screen Manager” module.
The name of the this module, e.g. “Transport”
@property (nonatomic, copy, readonly) NSString *_Nonnull name;
var name: String { get }
All of the files contained within this module. When a log is logged, the __FILE__
(in Obj-C) or #file
(in Swift) is automatically captured and checked to see if any module has a file in this set that matches. If it does, it will be logged using the module’s log level and the module’s name will be printed in the formatted log.
@property (nonatomic, copy, readonly) NSSet<NSString *> *_Nonnull files;
var files: Set<String> { get }
The custom level of the log. This is SDLLogLevelDefault
(whatever the current global log level is) by default.
@property (nonatomic) SDLLogLevel logLevel;
var logLevel: SDLLogLevel { get set }
This method is unavailable and may not be used.
- (nonnull instancetype)init;
Always returns nil
Returns an initialized SDLLogFileModule
that contains a custom name, set of files, and associated log level.
- (nonnull instancetype)initWithName:(nonnull NSString *)name
files:(nonnull NSSet<NSString *> *)files
level:(SDLLogLevel)level;
init(name: String, files: Set<String>, level: SDLLogLevel)
The name of this module. This will be used when printing a formatted log for a file within this module e.g. “Transport”.
The files this module covers. This should correspond to a __FILE__
or #file
call for use when comparing a log to this module. Any log originating in a file contained in this set will then use this module’s log level and print the module name.
The custom logging level logs originating in files contained in this log module will use. For example, if the global level is SDLLogLevelError
and this module is configured to SDLLogLevelVerbose
, all logs originating from files within this module will be logged, not merely error logs.
An initialized SDLLogFileModule
Returns an initialized SDLLogFileModule
that contains a custom name and set of files. The logging level is the same as the current global logging file by using SDLLogLevelDefault
.
- (nonnull instancetype)initWithName:(nonnull NSString *)name
files:(nonnull NSSet<NSString *> *)files;
convenience init(name: String, files: Set<String>)
The name of this module. This will be used when printing a formatted log for a file within this module e.g. “Transport”.
The files this module covers. This should correspond to a __FILE__
or #file
call for use when comparing a log to this module. Any log originating in a file contained in this set will then use this module’s log level and print the module name.
An initialized SDLLogFileModule
Returns an initialized SDLLogFileModule
that contains a custom name and set of files. The logging level is the same as the current global logging file by using SDLLogLevelDefault
.
+ (nonnull instancetype)moduleWithName:(nonnull NSString *)name
files:(nonnull NSSet<NSString *> *)files;
The name of this module. This will be used when printing a formatted log for a file within this module e.g. “Transport”.
The files this module covers. This should correspond to a __FILE__
or #file
call for use when comparing a log to this module. Any log originating in a file contained in this set will then use this module’s log level and print the module name.
An initialized SDLLogFileModule
Returns whether or not this module contains a given file.
- (BOOL)containsFile:(nonnull NSString *)fileName;
func containsFile(_ fileName: String) -> Bool
The file name to check
A BOOL, YES if this module contains the given file.


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Detention Camp Warden:
I am the Detention Camp Warden of this fortress. This underground monster camp was recently discovered.
I know that other fortresses also have camps like this. My duty is to keep this dungeon camp area safe.
After all, it would hardly be desirable to have monsters appearing and disappearing in the dungeon of a fortress, would it?
Unfortunately, we simply can't handle this job alone.
We need help from the clan members.
We'll compensate you for your help, naturally.
Say you will help.


Bean Cash (Ticker: BEAN) is a re-brand of BitBean (Ticker: BITB).
Bean Cash brings forward BitBean's legacy, of a lightening-fast, rock-solid network, with a
mature blockchain--that is nearly 3 years old! 3 years is a long time in the "crypto-currency"
space! In this time, BitBean has not had a hardfork or transaction roll-back. Bean Core will
continue to move development forward with Bean Cash, while working to maintain the integrity
of the blockchain. As core developers of Bean Cash, Bean Core sees its role as a steward.
Integrity of a currency is of foremost importance. The very first purchaser of BitBean (that may have transfered their BitBean to a Digital Cash "paper wallet"), should be able to redeem those same number of tokens 90 years later, as "Bean Cash". If
this is possible in 90 years, then Bean Core and developers of Bean Cash, will have filled
the mission: To be an enduring digital currency, with high integrity, a store of value and
a means of exchange of value in every day transactions -- that stands the test of time!
Bean Cash is a digital currency and network, designed for scalability, speed, and lightening fast transactions! It features an innovative Proof of Bean (PoB) algorithm that more closely resembles traditional Proof of Work (PoW) crypto currencies. Bean Cash is the first digital currency to implement a maximum of 20MB blocks, based off Gavin Andersen's proposals to fix Bitcoin's scalability limitations. Bean Cash is designed from the ground-up to be a transaction-centric and superior form of currency, for exchange of value in on-line purchases (idealy suited for micro-transactions) and purchases with traditional brick-and-mortar merchants.
In it's mission to be a transaction-centric digital currency with real use, one of the main goals for Bean Cash, is solving the "last mile" issue in the digital currency space. Instramental in this objective will be working with companies that are willing to implement Bean Cash at the Point of Sale/Service. Bean Cash is designed to support a network with over 1,300 TPS (Transactions Per Second), effecively being able to compete with companies such as PayPal.
As developers of Bean Cash, we are not looking to re-impliment a transaction system, based on the "Check/Cheque" model (et al. Bitcoin), where a merchant approves a transaction based on simple verification, and settlement happens much latter. That kind of model does not provide any more value than existing, charge back prone, credit cards.
Rather than use archaic models of the past, Bean Cash will allow merchants to verify, validate and settle transactions in near real time (a minute or less on average for a single confirmation transaction.) This is magnitudes faster than Bitcoin (10-30 times, or substantually more if transactions are back-logged), while providing no risk, with transactions being posted in near real time to the Bean Cash blockchain. This provides real value by allowing merchants to reduce risk, fraud, and costs as their percentage of Bean Cash transactions increases in their business. Fundamently, a zero confirmation transaction does not help to solve a real-world problem, as merchants still bear risk as with existing traditional payment methods (checks/cheques/Credit-Debit cards).
To learn more about Bean Cash, visit our website: http://www.beancash.org or chat live with our community at: https://livechat.beancash.org
Alternatively, if you are a merchant with questions or interested in adopting Bean Cash in your
business, you may contact Bean Core via telephone:
1<PHONE_NUMBER>
It is the goal of the BitBean developers for everyone involved in the Cryptocurrency revolution to have access to the exciting developments that have been taking place. An ASIC-friendly, mixed PoW/PoS coin with eventual anonymous transaction capabilities has been sorely overlooked.
The BitBean developers believe that progress should never be held back. Proof of Stake Crypto-currencies use a considerably smaller amount of energy and allows everyone to be involved in the network, without prohibitively expensive propriatary hardware as required to mine Bitcoin. The energy used mining Scrypt beans for years to prolong the days of GPU mining was a truly enormous waste of resources on a global scale. Why hold back progress? BitBean encourages it, allowing everyone with even a small investment in BitBean to participate in the network and currencies success!
Bean Generation: Pure Proof of Bean (PoB) , Proof of Work (PoW) distribution ended at block 10,000
Proof of Work Algorithm: SHA-256
Total Number of Coins: 22 million
PoW Block Reward: 100000 BITB
PoW Blocks: 10000
PoB Block Reward: 1000 BEAN (1 SPROUT)
Target Blocktime: 1 minute
RPC Port: 22461
Port: 22460
Time to Maturity: 110 Confirmations
Minimum Time for Beans to be Elgible to Sprout: 6 hours
Maximum Supply (over 95+ years): 50 Billion BEAN
Sprout = ß1,000 (BEAN)
Bean = ß1 (BEAN)
mBean = ß.001 (BEAN)
uBean = ß.000001 (BEAN)
Adzuki = ß.00000001 (BEAN)
Community Support: https://livechat.beancash.org
Twitter: @BitBeanCoin
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>#beancash on the Freenode IRC Network
#teambean on the Freenode IRC Network
Developer support: #beancore on the Freenode IRC Network


The $swipe
service is a service that abstracts the messier details of hold-and-drag swipe
behavior, to make implementing swipe-related directives more convenient.
Requires the ngTouch
module to be installed.
$swipe
is used by the ngSwipeLeft
and ngSwipeRight
directives in ngTouch
, and by
ngCarousel
in a separate component.
The $swipe
service is an object with a single method: bind
. bind
takes an element
which is to be watched for swipes, and an object with four handler functions. See the
documentation for bind
below.
bind();
The main method of $swipe
. It takes an element to be watched for swipe motions, and an
object containing event handlers.
The pointer types that should be used can be specified via the optional
third argument, which is an array of strings 'mouse'
and 'touch'
. By default,
$swipe
will listen for mouse
and touch
events.
The four events are start
, move
, end
, and cancel
. start
, move
, and end
receive as a parameter a coordinates object of the form { x: 150, y: 310 }
.
start
is called on either mousedown
or touchstart
. After this event, $swipe
is
watching for touchmove
or mousemove
events. These events are ignored until the total
distance moved in either dimension exceeds a small threshold.
Once this threshold is exceeded, either the horizontal or vertical delta is greater.
move
and end
events follow.cancel
event is sent.move
is called on mousemove
and touchmove
after the above logic has determined that
a swipe is in progress.
end
is called when a swipe is successfully completed with a touchend
or mouseup
.
cancel
is called either on a touchcancel
from the browser, or when we begin scrolling
as described above.


This is a Web Service API to create a League-table with associated information. It is useful when you play any games with your friends and would like to keep tracking of teams' scores and best players. The API includes the typical CRUD operations including GET, POST, DELETE, and PUT. There is 2 levels granularity for GET and POST methods. Also, overloaded methods have been provided for GET and POST methods.
http://localhost:54662/api/team/
By sleceting GET method, this URI connects to the typical GET method which returns all the information available in the table-list.
http://localhost:54662/api/team/1
By sleceting GET method, this URI connects to the overloaded GET method which returns information about a specific team.
http://localhost:54662/api/team/1/2
By sleceting GET method, this URI connects to the two-level granularity GET method which returns a specific information about a specific team.
First granularity level is assigned to a team in the table and the second granularity level is assigned to a property of the selected team.
http://localhost:54662/api/team/
By sleceting POST method, this URI connects to the typical POST method, by which you can add a new team to the table-list.
NOTE: table-list consists of object-type "Team". The "Team" object also has a List named "LeagueTopScoredPlayers" which includes type "Player".
By creating a new team, a copy of the list "LeagueTopScoredPlayers" will be added to the team properties automatically. So, you can
write a json-format script in the Body like below to add a new team:
example --> { "TeamName" : "Real Sociedad", "TeamPlayed" : "28", "TeamPoints":"33"}
http://localhost:54662/api/team/1/4
By sleceting POST method, this URI connects to the overloaded POST method, by which you can add a new top-scored player to the "topScoredPlayers" list.
NOTE: The first granulairty level, which in this case is "1", assignes to a team in the table and can be picked randomly as all teams have "topScoredPlayers" list.
The second granularity level should be "4" as this is assagned to the forth property of a "Team" object which is "topScoredPlayers" list.
example --> { "playerName" : "Farhad", "goals" : "30" }
http://localhost:54662/api/team/1/
By sleceting PUT method, this URI connects to the PUT method, by which you can update properties of the selected team.
http://localhost:54662/api/team/1/
By sleceting DELETE method, this URI connects to the DELETE method, by which you can remove the selected team from the table-list.


Full stack web developer with a passion for creative problem solving.
Leverages background in literature, art, economics, and science to explore unique solutions to unique problems.
Constantly learning by thinking outside
of the box and combining multiple disciplines.
DIY enthusiast with interests spanning everything from aquaponics to off-grid camping.


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net.sf.jasperreports.engine.base.JRBaseElement
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Constructors in net.sf.jasperreports.components.headertoolbar.actions with parameters of type JRBaseElement Constructor Description MoveElementCommand(JRBaseElement receiver, int x)
ResizeElementCommand(JRBaseElement receiver, int width)
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Uses of JRBaseElement in net.sf.jasperreports.crosstabs.design
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Subclasses of JRBaseElement in net.sf.jasperreports.engine.base Modifier and Type Class Description class
JRBaseBreak
The actual implementation of a break element.class
JRBaseChart
class
JRBaseComponentElement
A read-onlyJRComponentElement
implementation which is included in compiled reports.class
JRBaseEllipse
The actual implementation of a graphic element representing an ellipse.class
JRBaseFrame
Base read-only implementation ofJRFrame
.class
JRBaseGenericElement
A read-only implementation ofJRGenericElement
that is included in compiled reports.class
JRBaseGraphicElement
This class provides functionality common to graphic elements.class
JRBaseImage
The actual implementation of a graphic element representing an image.class
JRBaseLine
The actual implementation of a graphic element representing a straight line.class
JRBaseRectangle
The actual implementation of a graphic element representing a rectangle.class
JRBaseStaticText
This class is used for representing a static text element.class
JRBaseSubreport
class
JRBaseTextElement
This class provides functionality common to text elements.class
JRBaseTextField
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Uses of JRBaseElement in net.sf.jasperreports.engine.design
Subclasses of JRBaseElement in net.sf.jasperreports.engine.design Modifier and Type Class Description class
JRDesignBreak
The actual implementation of a break element, used at design time.class
JRDesignChart
class
JRDesignComponentElement
AJRComponentElement
implementation which is to be used at report design time.class
JRDesignElement
This class provides a skeleton implementation for a design time report element.class
JRDesignEllipse
The actual implementation of a graphic element representing an ellipse, used at design time.class
JRDesignFrame
Implementation ofJRFrame
to be used at design time.class
JRDesignGenericElement
A implementation ofJRGenericElement
that is to be used at report design time.class
JRDesignGraphicElement
This class contains functionality common to graphic elements at design time.class
JRDesignImage
The actual implementation of a graphic element representing an image, used at design time.class
JRDesignLine
The actual implementation of a graphic element representing a straight line, used at design time.class
JRDesignRectangle
The actual implementation of a graphic element representing a rectangle, used at design time.class
JRDesignStaticText
This class is used for representing a design static text element.class
JRDesignSubreport
class
JRDesignTextElement
This class provides functionality common to design text elements.class
JRDesignTextField
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Easy to use Playlist Manager for Guild Wars 2. Supported filetypes: .aiff, .flac, .mp3, .ogg, .wav
Trying to recreate the good old http://tpcalc.com that sadly went down.
Checks every 10 seconds if a new patch thread is open in all current languages and opens it as soon as possible.
Kills the Mutex of Guild Wars 2 which prevents multiple instances.
Discontinued implementation of the Guild Wars 2 API in C#


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Filter one test name based on its tags.
Filter one test name based on its tags.
The returned tuple contains a Boolean
that indicates whether the test should be filtered, and if not, a Boolean
that
indicates whether the test should be ignored. A test will be marked as ignored
if org.scalatest.Ignore
is in its tags set, and either tagsToInclude
is None
, or tagsToInclude
's value (a set) contains the passed
test name, unless another tag for that test besides org.scalatest.Ignore
is also included in tagsToExclude
. For example, if a test is tagged with
both org.scalatest.Ignore
and SlowAsMolasses
, and SlowAsMolasses
appears in the tagsToExclude
set, the SlowAsMolasses
tag will
"overpower" the org.scalatest.Ignore
tag, and this method will return
(true, false).
val (filterTest, ignoreTest) = filter(testName, tags) if (!filterTest) if (ignoreTest) // ignore the test else // execute the test
the test name to be filtered
a map from test name to tags, containing only test names that have at least one tag
Filter test names based on their tags.
Filter test names based on their tags.
Each tuple in the returned list contains a String
test name and a Boolean
that indicates whether the test should be ignored. A test will be marked as ignored
if org.scalatest.Ignore
is in its tags set, and either tagsToInclude
is None
, or
tagsToInclude
's value (a set) contains the test's name, unless another tag for that test besides org.scalatest.Ignore
is also included in tagsToExclude
. For example, if a test is tagged with
both org.scalatest.Ignore
and SlowAsMolasses
, and SlowAsMolasses
appears in the tagsToExclude
set, the SlowAsMolasses
tag will
"overpower" the org.scalatest.Ignore
tag, and this method will return
a list that does not include the test name.
for ((testName, ignoreTest) <- filter(testNames, tags)) if (ignoreTest) // ignore the test else // execute the test
test names to be filtered
a map from test name to tags, containing only test names included in the testNames
set, and
only test names that have at least one tag
Returns the number of tests that should be run after the passed testNames
and tags
have been filtered
with the tagsToInclude
and tagsToExclude
class parameters.
Returns the number of tests that should be run after the passed testNames
and tags
have been filtered
with the tagsToInclude
and tagsToExclude
class parameters.
The result of this method may be smaller than the number of
elements in the list returned by apply
, because the count returned by this method does not include ignored tests,
and the list returned by apply
does include ignored tests.
test names to be filtered
a map from test name to tags, containing only test names included in the testNames
set, and
only test names that have at least one tag
a Set
of String
tag names to exclude (i.e., filter out) when filtering tests
an optional Set
of String
tag names to include (i.e., not filter out) when filtering tests
Use 'curried' instead
Filter whose
apply
method determines which of the passed tests to run and ignore based on tags to include and exclude passed as as class parameters.This class handles the
org.scalatest.Ignore
tag specially, in that itsapply
method indicates which tests should be ignored based on whether they are tagged withorg.scalatest.Ignore
. If"org.scalatest.Ignore"
is not passed in thetagsToExclude
set, it will be implicitly added. However, if thetagsToInclude
option is defined, and the contained set does not include"org.scalatest.Ignore"
, then only those tests that are both tagged withorg.scalatest.Ignore
and at least one of the tags in thetagsToInclude
set will be included in the result ofapply
and marked as ignored (so long as the test is not also marked with a tag other thanorg.scalatest.Ignore
that is a member of thetagsToExclude
set. For example, ifSlowAsMolasses
is a member of thetagsToInclude
set and a test is tagged with bothorg.scalatest.Ignore
andSlowAsMolasses
, andSlowAsMolasses
appears in thetagsToExclude
set, theSlowAsMolasses
tag will "overpower" theorg.scalatest.Ignore
tag, and the test will be filtered out entirely rather than being ignored.


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Week 1 Technical Blog
Git and GitHub
16th Oct. 2014
Since high school, I have been doing my own form of version control for my projects. Starting with a rough draft and having different versions of my power point presentation, something like SciPP_v1 and SciPP_v2. It was not easy to manage and it got even more complicated during my undergraduate work, when I had to do group projects. Trying to keep track of all the work every team member was doing, became a nightmare.
I wish I had known about version control system then. A software that helps to track changes and keep track of different versions for you. It tracks all the changes you make so that if you need, you can go back to the version of your project that you require. One such system is called Git. In simple terms, it lets you make changes to your document, and when you hit save, it stores that information with date and time stamp as well as your own note that you put in at the time of saving. When you encounter a bug or a problem with your document and you need to go back to the version that was working for you, you can easily do so now.
Git helps you keep track of projects you are working on your own computer.What is you are working on the project in a team? For that, there is GitHub. With GitHub, your project lives on the Internet. You can have multiple team members working on different parts of the project at the same time and still keep the integrity of the original project. In addition to keeping track of the versions, GitHub will create branches or copies of the project so that multiple people can work on them and the Main project would still remain unchanged. Through GitHub, you can create your own library of projects and share them.
I have just started using these tools and I will keep track of how it works out.


Filter
Test 1
Name your function filterOutOdds
. Write a function that takes a list and filters out all the odd numbers.
Takes one parameter, a list of numbers. Returns a list with only the even numbers remaining.
Test 2
Name your function filterState
. Takes two parameters:
- a list of people objects that have a name and state (as in state where they're from)
- a string of the state which you want to filter for
Returns a list of people objects (in the same order) from the state specified.
Test 3
Name your function showOutOfCADevs
. You will need to use map, filter, and reduce (you could skip map but
try to use it).
- Takes one parameter, a list of people objects (same from test 3).
- Takes that list, filters out people from CA, pulls out the name strings and throws away the rest of the object,
uppercases the name of the person, and reduces the list down to one string, the names separated by a comma and
a space (", ").
- Use reduce, not join.
- Returns a string of uppercase names, separated by a comma and a space.
Test 4
Name your function myFilter
. myFilter
implements filter Takes two parameters:
- A list that will be filtered
- A function that returns true if the item stays in the list, or false if it removed
Returns a list that has been filtered


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Sorghum is the 5th most important cereal crop in the world, and present day varieties have been adapted for very diverse purposes as well as environmental locations, resulting in some strikingly distinct phenotypes. For example, grain sorghum is what most people typically think of when they picture sorghum; these varieties are often relatively short (2-3 ft), mature quickly, and produce large quanitites of seed. But another type of sorghum is Sweet sorghum, which is cultivated for the sugars it produces in its stalk. Sweet varieties can be quite tall (7-8 ft), take longer to mature, and produce fewer seeds. To understand the genetic basis of these (and other) differences, we are looking at:
In one potential example of a duplicated gene copy playing a role in recent sorghum evolution, we found that a putative iron transporter unique to this species was highly correlated with differences in compositional traits, including stalk sugar production. You can read more about this study and our discovery of this gene in our 2021 G3 paper here. We are currently interested in questions related to how this new gene copy functions and how mutations impact downstream expression and phenotypes:
Many crop species have been suspected of having been domesticated more than once, but distinguishing between multiple origins versus a single origin followed by local adaptation and introgression is often difficult. We are using genome-wide SNP data and demographic modeling approaches to test the hypothesis of a second domestication even in western Africa, in order to better understand the origins of sorghum and the history of agriculture:
When species undergo domestication, there is typically a dramatic loss of genetic diversity and an increase in the accumulation of deleterious mutations. Sorghum is likely no exception to this, but presently we have limited knowledge of what genetic diversity looks like in the wild sorghum species that gave rise to the domesticated varieties we have now. We recently sequenced 15 wild sorghums that were collected near what is believed to be the origin of domestication in central Africa, and are exploring the following questions:
Culex tarsalis mosquitoes are carriers of many dangerous diseases, including West Nile Virus and the Zika virus. This species also bites and infects livestock animals, making it a concern for agricultural productivity as well as human health. C. tarsalis originated in western North America, but has since spread east across the Rockies and into the Midwest. While it is not currently found east of the Mississippi, it is unknown whether or not it has the potential to keep spreading. In this project, we are looking at:
Wyeomyia smithii, commonly known as the Pitcher Plant Mosquito, is a unique species of mosquito that had adapted to complete its entire larval phase inside of the carnivorous purple pitcher plant. We are currently collaborating with researchers from the University of Oregon and Georgetown University to complete the first reference genome for the species in order to:


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1. a problem that contains one or more problems that are similar to itself
2. a version of the problem that is simple enough to be solved by itself, without recursion, and
3. a way of making the the problem simpler so that it is closer to (and ultimately the same as) the version in 2.
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For my ISAT Senior Capstone project I am working on converting a petrol powered motorbike to an electric bike. My partner and I are attempting to power the bike with Lithium-Sulphur (LiS) cells. These cells, theoretically, will give us more energy density per litre than standard Lithium-Ion cells allowing our bike to travel further on a single charge. We presented our findings at the ISAT Capstone Symposium on 20 April 2018.
For my software development class, we were challenged with the task of conceptualising a problem which we then could fix with an application.
We then had to work through the software development process until we came out with a finished application at the end of the semester.
My team decided to create Songbird, a music discovery platform that gathered data from many music APIs. We developed the app using electron, angularjs and ionic.
Project website available here
With a team of people across many different majors, we created a virtual reality tour for James Madison University. The tour was built in Unity3D for the Oculus Rift Touch controlled by LEAP Motion. The tour encompassed the majority of popular locations on campus as well as a 360° promo video.
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While interning at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), I was tasked with developing a cross-platform mobile app capable of pulling and interpreting data from their API. The purpose of this app was to determine which features were missing from the current API which could be hindering developers from implimenting it into their apps/websites. The app displayed data from the IIHS Ratings API in an intuitive and consumer friendly layout.


When you view a website on your computer or mobile phone, the browser (Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari, Firefox etc) needs to read in the website's code and interpret it in order to display the page for you to read. That code is made up of two key elements: HTML which is the structure and content and CSS which is a collection of rules that tell the browser how that content should be displayed. For example, whether the text is red or blue, big or small, just about every potential display option you can think of!
One of the rules that can be set in CSS is the display property. Everything on a website, each part being known as an element, can be configured with the display property. For this blog post I will be concentrating on two important display property options; inline and inline-block. For most elements, their default display setting is block. This means that each element stacks on top of the next like a single width Lego tower, as seen below. Like Lego blocks they can have dimensions such as width and height so we can make them as big or small as needed.
In order to place the elements next to each other we use either inline or inline-block. When we use inline, as we can see below the two elements of text will sit next to each other as opposed to on top of each other like when we use block.
This is great when we need elements to appear right next to each other for example in a sentence however if we did this with every element, the website would soon become messy and unreadable because inline elements don’t accept height and width. Even if you tried to set it, the browser would just ignore it and when we try and move elements apart using padding to give a bit more white space between them, with inline, we don’t exactly get a great result.
As you can see, we were able to push the second element out sideways but not up and down. In fact we just end up making it worse by masking the third line! Fortunately we have inline-block which solves this problem for us.  They also can fit on the same line together!
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Taylor Timbertop is a wonderful dad who hugs his 6 kids so much he's called "Daddy Hugs".
Rose Timbertop loves kids so much it's hard to tell which are hers. But Mama Rose knows!
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Hi there! Welcome to my portfolio page. My name is Ross Burton, and I'm a tech enthusiast, eager to apply my skills to the world of healthcare and laboratory medicine. On this page you will find links to all the projects and ideas I have contributed too. I also share my insights and experience with online education and how I taught myself programming, data science, and web development.
So why data science? and why the web?
Healthcare, as with many industries, is changing. With a growing population, and new challenges of both financial and political origin, it is vital that we leverage technology to help our healthcare systems survive and grow. Having originally trained in laboratory medicine (specificially infectious disease diagnostics) I have experienced first hand the growing pressures on our healthcare systems. We in healthcare sit on a bedrock of data, mostly unused. There is strong ethical debate to be had about how we use this data, but in my opinion we need to act before our services crumble. Predictive analytical methods adopted from the field of data science could not only improve the efficiency of healthcare services, but could provide new insights into how we diagnose disease. Web technologies on the other hand, provide a powerful platform to make applications available to a wide range of services at scale.
This is why I have pursued further education through online services, to adopt the necessary skills to develop tools and processes for the application of data science to laboratory medicine. You can read below about this journey, and navigate the portfolio section for examples of its application. I hope you enjoy, and please feel free to contact me have you any further questions. I am always open to colaboration, offers, or conversation. Kind regards, Ross.
Starting with 'hacking' my favourite games or automating tedious tasks with macros, I've always been trying to get the most out of the technology around me. My first experience with what you could call true coding was during my Computer Science A-Level. My first programming language was VB6, and this was quickly followed by VB.net and SQL. I graduated top of my class in Computer Science and I was forever hooked on the power of programming.
The financial crisis hit just in time for me to pick my university degree and future career, and as the first member of my family to go to University, it was a daunting experience. It was always going to be a choice between medical science or computer science, but I found a Biomedical Science degree which was fully funded and had gaurenteed post-graguate employment.
Thoughout my university degree, I kept up my programming skills, but I never took the time to expand on them, opting to instead focus on my skills and knowledge in Biomedical Science. I thought my programming interests would always come second to a career in the NHS...oh how wrong I was...
When I graduated I was fortunate enough to immediately get a position at the Oxford University Hospitals Microbiology department. It was here that the power of programming would return to me. Within a few months of being in my new grauduate job, I was applying my techie interests once again. I gained a leading role in the laboratory IT department, and since no-one else knew how to code, I started writing VBA scripts, and SQL queries to extract data from the laboratory IT system. I eventually ended up building bispoke applications in VB.NET to handle larger repetitive tasks that required user input.
I was in my element...but also, severely underskilled. It became obvious that this was what I wanted to do. I want to build data driven solutions for laboratory medicine, but in a modern NHS pathology laboratory, there just isn't the time or resources to do this. But the year was 2015, and online education was booming. So I started studying again. I left my full time position for contracting work, and have been on a crusade ever since to improve my technical skillset and apply it to the needs of pathology services.
Everything you need is a Google search away
It was now obvious to me that I needed to take actions into my own hands, but like many newly graduated government employees, I couldn't afford to go back into full time education. So, I turned to our great friend, the internet. We live in the golden age of open education. If you want to learn something, there is a book, YouTube video, blog, or platform for you to learn from. My first hurdle was information overload. Where do you begin when there are so many programming languages, libraries, subjects and sub-categories? Luckily, I have some great friends who advised me, and after much swaying back and forth between ideas, I decided I was interested in two subject areas: Data Science, and Web Development. My focus is therefore: Python programming and machine learning, and HTML, CSS, and Javascript
What I want to try and attempt to do now, is create a comprehensive guide of what resources I have used, and what resources I intend to use in the future. I will try and classify each resource with the difficulty level. It is my hope to keep expanding this list of resources in the future.
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| FreeCodeCamp | Comprehensive web development course, covering HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Refered to me by a dear friend (you know who you are) and now a personal favourite of mine | Beginner to Intermediate | Free |
| DataQuest | A real beginners guide to the Python programming langauge in the contexts of data analysis and machine learning. Learning is broken down into three learning paths depending on your personal goals. I really learnt so much from this platform. Although I had used a couple of resources for Python prior to this course, I feel like I didn't really 'know' Python until I took this course. | Beginner to Intermediate | $29/month to $50/month |
| Data Science From Scratch | Don't let the title decieve you, this book is not for beginners, and quite harshly dives into some quite tough mathematical concepts without much 'handholding'. So if you already have some experience with linear algedbra, probability theory, and the python programming language, then I would recommend this book. Otherwise, perhaps cover some of those subjects first before attempting this book. Contains lots and lots of example code in Python. | Intermediate | ~£20 |
| Grokking Algorithms | This book is amazing! If you want to gain a good understanding of common programming algorithms and data structures, this is the book for you. The logic of each algorithm is beautifully illustrated and comes with example code in Python. | Beginner | ~£20 |
| Sprint by Jake Knapp | Strategy and design using the sprint methodology | Beginner | ~£10 |
| Udacity Deep Learning Nanodegree | Warning: do not go into this course unless you're a confident Python programmer. I simply didn't know enough before going into this program, but I must say I learnt so much whilst I was there (sometimes its good to jump in the deep end). This course aims to give an introduction to the field of Deep Learning, and guides you through five projects where you build Neural Networks in TensorFlow to solve practical problems like sentiment analysis and image recognition. I plan on revisiting the course material in the near future. | Intermediate to Advanced | ~£300 |
| FutureLearn | My first exposure to Python programming was from a course on FutureLearn. That was some time ago now, so I am unaware of what coding courses they provide now, but it certainly worth a browse. Definitely serves as just a starting point, and further reading is needed as topics are not often discussed in-depth | Beginner | Free |
| TutorialSprint - Bootstrap | Maybe a little outdated in places, but probably the easiest guide to Bootstrap to follow in my experiences, however it should be noted that twitters documentation is also very good | Beginner | Free |
| Derek Banas - Django | Video tutorials for a crash course in Django. Rather fast pace, but if you already have quite a bit of Python experience, this may suite you | Intermediate | Free |
| Derek Banas - OOP | Do people keep talking about 'Object Orientated Programming' and you're scratching your head and asking "what is an object?", let Derek explain | Beginner | Free |
| Derek Banas - Javascript | This might suite some people who want a crash course in Javascript, but I found alot of things didn't stick after watching this video series. I really think the best way to learn a langauge is by just using it. So be sure to practice all the concepts he discusses. | Beginner | Free |
| Derek Banas - CSS | Very comprehensive start to finish guide to CSS, however also very dry....but then again it is CSS | Beginner | Free |
| 3Blue1Brown | Grant Sanderson is truely a hero. I found the linear algebra and calculus playlists perfect for my learning needs. Every concept covered comes with visual descriptions, which really helps absorb some of the tricky logic | Beginner to Intermediate | Free |
| Siraj Raval | Do you want someone to explain deep learning and AI to you through music videos and memes? Look no further. Siraj really covers everything For beginners check out "Intro to Data Analysis", "Intro to Tensorflow", and "The Math Of Intelligence" playlists. But there is really something for everyone here | Beginner to Advanced | Free |
| Test-Driven Development with Python | Test Driven Development is taught alongside the technologies of Django, Selenium and Javascript. It assumes no prior knowledge of TTD or these technologies, but you're expected to have prior experience with the Python programming langauge, and a basic understanding of the web. After finishing this book you should be able to make pretty Django web apps. | Intermediate | Free (~$50 if you're feeling generous and choose to buy the book) |
| Interactive Data Visualization for the Web | I learnt the hard way that your fancy data analysis doesn't mean anything if you cannot explain your results clearly and in a concise format. This is why the D3.js library is incredibly useful. This book takes you from scratch, teaching the basics of SVG and javascript, all the way up to complex data bindings in D3 to give powerful visualisations. | Biginner | ~£25 |
| Lean Enough Command Line To Be Dangerous | When you're a linux newb like me, Michael Hartl is a god send. He will get you pipping, grepping and sudo'ing in no time. | Biginner | Free |
| Lean Enough Git To Be Dangerous | Probably one of the most important courses I have taken. I don't know how I lived without version control. This course covers all you need to know about Git and GitHub. | Biginner | Free |
| Better Explained | MATHS!!.....when you get stuck (and you will) you're likely to find a simple and friendly explanation here | Biginner to Intermediate | Free |
| Machine Learning | This is the original MOOC for machine learning, and contains a heap of content. It is not for the faint hearted though, and I would recommend scrubbing up on your linear algebra and calculus prior to starting. | Intermediate | Free ($39/month for certificate) |
| Scala | This has been on my to-do list since my encounters with Apache Spark and the PySpark library (built on Scala). Funcational programming is cool. | Intermediate to Advanced | Free ($39/month for certificate) |
| Clojure | I've been told that there are two types of programmers, those that know Clojure, and those that do not. At some point, it is my intention to learn (but currently not a priority). This book looks incredibly fun nontheless | Intermediate to Advanced | Free |
| Node.js/Express/MongoDB | If you're like me and learn best by getting stuck into a project, this is the course for you, over 9 hours the brilliant instructor Brad will guide you through two example projects introducing you to Node.js and the Express framework, Mongo databases, deploying apps with Heroku and mlab, and using Handlebars.js to render HTML templates. | Intermediate (Familiarity with Javascript expected) | £10 |
| Modern React with Redux | Master the fundamentals of React and Redux with this tutorial as you develop apps with React Router, Webpack, and ES6. | Intermediate (Familiarity with Javascript expected) | £15 |
| Python OOP | Whenever I need to brush up on my Python, I always head to this guys channel. This is a particularly useful playlist on the Python Object Orientated paradigm. Fast paced but covers the topic well. | Beginner to Intermediate | Free |
| Unit Testing in JS | I am still trying to master TDD, and I certainly am not a profesh level especially in Javascript. I found this playlist particularly useful though. Here Fun Fun Function covers all you need to know about Unit Testing in Javascript. | Intermediate (Some knowledge of JS expected) | Free |
Using 220,000 urine sample records provided by the medical microbiology laboratory at Severn Pathology in Bristol, UK I analysed the outcome of using automated urine microscopy to select samples for culture. The aim was to reduce laboratory workload without the risk of missing clinically significant cultures. Comprehensive analysis was conducted under the careful guide an experienced clinical and technical team to find the optimum microscopy thresholds that would generate the lowest possible false negative rate. I conducted my analysis of the dataset using the Pandas library in Python to provide insight into the outcomes of various thresholds. Expanding on this, application of machine learning was investigated as a means of predicting report outcomes before cultures are performed. Although not adopted, this novel approach gave great insight into the application of machine learning to medical microbiology, and is under consideration for future projects.
Close ProjectPatient to patient transmission of NTM strains between bronchiectasis patients is currently unproven but suspected in some cases. To assist with the work of Dr Mustafa Hashim and his colleagues, I used a dataset of over 300 patients containing isolate information and postcode data. After exploring and cleaning the data in Python, I used the google maps API to geocode each unique isolate, and overlayed this data on a map of the local area using the the Bokeh.js library. I provided the medical team with an interactive display of the patient location, and the particular strain of NTM obtained through bacterial culture. The hope is to examine whether NTM strains cluster in particular locations.
“Ross Burton is a Biomedical Scientist in bacteriology who has great knowledge of Python programming. He wrote a script that can pull
specimens results out of Winpath ( laboratory information management system ) and plot them on google maps. His interactive mapping
of the Bronchiectasis cohort provided insight into the distribution of NTM isolates.”
– Dr Mustafa Elsayed
Below you can find personal projects and coursework I have completed as part of my own going study of Data Science and Web Development
Alot of data sources in pathology laboratories are unaccessable or difficult to work with. It is my ambition with this project to create an application and scalable database for repositories of anonymous pathology data that can be used for research and development. I am starting with 10 years of Vitek Antimicrobial sensitivity testing data, acquired by the PHE laboratory in Bristol and currently stored on CD-ROMS.
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A class that acts as a request-response server for an AMQP message bus. This class does not recover from a connection loss or channel shutdown. In such a situation, you must re-create each server object.
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COCOP - Coordinating Optimisation of Complex Industrial Processes
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