In this notebook, we focus on developing the idea that whole-organism RNA-seq contains sufficient information to predict interactions between genes, and we will make some graphs, namely a PCA graph, that motivates the idea that epistasis can be measured genome-wide. First, I will load a number of useful libraries. Notable libraries to load are genpy
, a module that contains useful graphing functions tailored specifically for this project and developed by us; morgan
a module that specifies what Morgan and McClintock objects are, and gvars
, which contains globally defined variables that we used in this project.
# important stuff:
import os
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import genpy
import gvars
import morgan as morgan
# stats
import sklearn.decomposition
import statsmodels.api as stm
# network graphics
import networkx as nx
# Graphics
import matplotlib as mpl
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import seaborn as sns
from matplotlib import rc
rc('text', usetex=True)
rc('text.latex', preamble=r'\usepackage{cmbright}')
rc('font', **{'family': 'sans-serif', 'sans-serif': ['Helvetica']})
# mcmc
import pymc3 as pm
# Magic function to make matplotlib inline;
%matplotlib inline
# This enables SVG graphics inline.
%config InlineBackend.figure_formats = {'png', 'retina'}
# JB's favorite Seaborn settings for notebooks
rc = {'lines.linewidth': 2,
'axes.labelsize': 18,
'axes.titlesize': 18,
'axes.facecolor': 'DFDFE5'}
sns.set_context('notebook', rc=rc)
sns.set_style("dark")
mpl.rcParams['xtick.labelsize'] = 16
mpl.rcParams['ytick.labelsize'] = 16
mpl.rcParams['legend.fontsize'] = 14
In the next cell, I will specify my $q$-value threshold and load the data. Finally, I will prepare to initialize a Morgan project. Morgan objects have a large number of attributes. I wrote the Morgan library, but over the past year it has become deprecated and less useful. We will load it here, but it's a bit messy. I am in the process of cleaning it up. So what does a Morgan object do? Well, when you initialize a Morgan object, you must pass at least a set of 4 strings. These strings are, in order, the column where the isoform names (unique) reside, the name of the column that holds the regression coefficient from sleuth; the name of the column that holds the TPM values passed by Kallisto and the name of the column that holds the $q$-values.
We can also add what I call a genmap
. A genmap is a file that maps read files to genotypes. A genmap file has three columns: 'project_name
', 'genotype
' and 'batch
' in that exact order. For this project, the genotypes are coded. In other words, they are letters, 'a', 'b', 'd', ... and not specific genotypes. The reason for this is that we wanted to make sure that, at least during the initial phase of the project, I could not unduly bias the results by searching the literature and what not. Because the genotypes are coded, we need to specify which of the letters represent single mutants, and which letters represent double mutants. I also need to be able to figure out what the individual components of a double mutant are. Finally, we need to set the $q$-value threshold. If no $q$-value is specified, the threshold defaults to 0.1.
I will now initialize the object. I call it thomas.
q = 0.1
genvar = gvars.genvars()
# Specify the genotypes to refer to:
single_mutants = ['b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'g']
# Specify which genotypes are double mutants
double_mutants = {'a' : 'bd', 'f':'bc'}
Ok. Our Morgan object is up and running, but it doesn't have any data yet. So now, we need to specify where the object can look for the Sleuth outputs (sleuth_loc
)and the Kallisto outputs (kallisto_loc
). After we have specified these directories, we just let thomas loose in the directories. We will load the files into dictionaries:
{g1: df_beta1,..., gn: df_betan}
tidy_data = pd.read_csv('../output/temp_files/DE_genes.csv')
tidy_data.dropna(subset=['ens_gene'], inplace=True)
tidy_data.dropna(subset=['b'], inplace=True)
tidy_data['fancy_genotype'] = tidy_data.code.map(genvar.fancy_mapping)
Now we will perform an exploratory procedure, PCA, to demonstrate that transcriptomic signatures from whole-organism RNA-seq have valuable information regarding genetic interactions. First, I will identify the set of genes that is differentially expressed in at least one genotype. Then, for each genotype I will find what $\beta$ values have an associated q-value that is significant and which ones are not. Set all $\beta$ values with $q > 0.1$ equal to 0. Finally, we will standardize each genotype so that the collection $\beta$ values for each genotype has a mean of zero and standard deviation of 1.
ID_in_all = []
for tx in tidy_data[tidy_data.qval < q].target_id.unique():
l = tidy_data[tidy_data.target_id == tx].shape[0]
if l == len(tidy_data.code.unique()):
ID_in_all += [tx]
print('There are {0} isoforms DE\
in at least one genotype'.format(len(ID_in_all)))
grouped = tidy_data.groupby('code')
bvals = np.array([])
labels = []
for code, group in grouped:
# find names:
names = group.target_id.isin(ID_in_all)
# extract (b, q) for each gene
bs = group[names].b.values
qs = group[names].qval.values
# find sig genes:
inds = np.where(qs > q)
# set non-sig b values to 0
bs[inds] = 0
# standardize bs
bs = (bs - bs.mean())/(bs.std())
# place in array
if len(bvals) == 0:
bvals = bs
else:
bvals = np.vstack((bvals, bs))
# make a label array
labels += [code]
Next, initialize the PCA object, specifying that we want to project the data onto two axes. Finally, we plot.
# initialize the PCA object and fit to the b-values
sklearn_pca = sklearn.decomposition.PCA(n_components=2).fit(bvals)
coords = sklearn_pca.fit(bvals).transform(bvals)
colors = ['#e41a1c', '#377eb8', '#4daf4a',
'#984ea3', '#ff7f00', '#a65628', 'k']
shapes = ['D', 'D', 'v', '8', 'D', 'v', 'o']
# go through each pair of points and plot them:
for i, array in enumerate(coords):
l = genvar.fancy_mapping[labels[i]]
plt.plot(array[0], array[1], shapes[i], color=colors[i],
label=l, ms=17)
# plot prettify:
plt.legend(loc=(1, 0.25), fontsize=16)
plt.xlabel('PCA Dimension 1')
plt.ylabel('PCA Dimension 2')
plt.savefig('../output/PCA_genotypes.svg', bbox_inches='tight')
We can see that the diamonds all cluster together and triangles cluster together. The triangles are HIF-1$^-$ genotypes, whereas the diamonds (and purple octagon) are HIF-1$^+$ genotypes. The fog-2 mutant is far away from genes in this pathway. The closeness of the egl-9;hif-1(lf) mutant to the hif-1 double mutant suggests to me that epistasis can be measured genome-wide.
# the genotypes to compare
def find_overlap(genotypes, df, col='code', q=q):
sig = tidy_data[(tidy_data[col].isin(letters)) & (tidy_data.qval < q)]
grouped = sig.groupby('target_id')
genes = []
# find the intersection between the two.
for target, group in grouped:
# make sure the group contains all desired genotypes
all_in = (len(group[col].unique()) == 2)
if all_in:
genes += [target]
return genes
# extract a temporary dataframe with all the desired genes
letters = ['e', 'b'] # rhy-1 and egl-9
genes = find_overlap(letters, tidy_data)
temp = tidy_data[tidy_data.target_id.isin(genes)]
# split the dataframes and find the rank of each gene
ovx = genpy.find_rank(temp[temp.code == letters[0]])
ovy = genpy.find_rank(temp[temp.code == letters[1]])
# modify the sorting order just once to prettify the upcoming figure
sorter = gvars.genvars()
sorter.sort_muts['g'] = 10 # set to some large value so fog-2 is sorted last
sorter.sort_muts['c'] = 7 # set so hif-1 and egl-hif show up together
sorter.sort_muts['f'] = 8 # set so hif-1 and egl-hif show up together
mpl.rcParams['xtick.labelsize'] = 11
mpl.rcParams['ytick.labelsize'] = 11
rc = {'axes.labelsize': 20}
sns.set_context('notebook', rc=rc)
nplots = len(tidy_data.code.unique())
fig, ax = plt.subplots(nrows=nplots-1, ncols=nplots, figsize=(14,10))
tidy_data['sort'] = tidy_data.code.map(sorter.sort_muts)
tidy_data.sort_values('sort', inplace=True)
for col, a in enumerate(tidy_data.fancy_genotype.unique()):
for j, b in enumerate(tidy_data.fancy_genotype.unique()[col+1:]):
row = col + j
letters = [a, b]
genes = find_overlap(letters, tidy_data, col='fancy_genotype')
if len(genes) == 0:
raise ValueError('list is empty')
temp = tidy_data[tidy_data.target_id.isin(genes)]
# split the dataframes and find the rank of each gene
ovx = genpy.find_rank(temp[temp.fancy_genotype == letters[0]])
ovy = genpy.find_rank(temp[temp.fancy_genotype == letters[1]])
# plot
if b == '\\emph{egl-9 hif-1}' or b == '\\emph{hif-1}':
ax[row, col].scatter(ovx.r, ovy.r, s=5, alpha=0.4, color='k')
elif b != '\\emph{fog-2}':
ax[row, col].scatter(ovx.r, ovy.r, s=5, alpha=0.4, color='blue')
else:
ax[row, col].scatter(ovx.r, ovy.r, s=5, alpha=0.4, color='red')
# set row labels
ylabel = b.replace(' ', '}\n\emph{').replace(';', '};\n\emph{')
ax[row, 0].set_ylabel(ylabel, rotation=0, labelpad=22,
horizontalalignment='left')
# remove tick labels for cleanliness
ax[row, col].xaxis.set_ticks([0, ovx.r.max()])
ax[row, col].yaxis.set_ticks([0, ovx.r.max()])
ax[row, col].tick_params(axis='both', which='major', pad=.2)
# set column labels
ax[nplots-2, col].set_xlabel(a)
# remove upper triangle plots
for row in range(nplots+1):
for col in range(row, nplots):
if col > row:
ax[row, col].axis('off')
# add a legend:
texts = ["Constitutive HIF-1", "No HIF-1",
'Negative control']
types = ['bo', 'ko', 'ro']
patches = [plt.plot([], [], types[i], ms=10, ls="",
label="{:s}".format(texts[i]))[0] for i in range(len(types))]
# adjust legend size:
mpl.rcParams['legend.fontsize'] = 20
# draw legend
legend = plt.legend(handles=patches, loc=(-3, 4), ncol=1,
numpoints=1, title='Row color code')
plt.setp(legend.get_title(), fontsize='20')
# plt.savefig('../output/rank_plots/triangle_plot.svg', bbox_inches='tight')
mpl.rcParams['xtick.labelsize'] = 16
mpl.rcParams['ytick.labelsize'] = 16


Use bicaption instead of caption in bookdown
Write a chemistry book in Chinese. (中文文档插入化学符号.)
Thesis of China University of Mining and Technology, Beijing. (中国矿业大学（北京）学位论文模板.)
Paper in Chinese
A template from Nothing to envy, in Chinese. (中文散文模板。)
Write academic manuscript in Chinese with bilingual titles, author lists, abstracts, and keywords. (中文学术论文模板。支持双语标题、作者、摘要、关键词。)
Write a thesis of Peking University with R markdown syntax. (北京大学学位论文模板。)
A simple template for thesis in Chinese. (简单的中文学位论文模板。)
Write a thesis of the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences. (中国科学院大学学位论文模板。)
Thesis of Zhejiang Uni., in Chinese. (据说是浙江大学学位论文模板.)


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Videos
Managing Videos
Managing videos is done by accessing the Videos > Search Videos function in the control panel menu.
From this interface you can add new videos and search, edit, or delete the existing videos. For an overview of searching,
adding, editing, and deleting items, please see the Control Panel Basics section of this software manual.
Videos & Clips
In TubeX there is an important distinction between Videos and Clips. When talking about a Video, that is referencing a complete video object which contains
the video title, description, tags, category, and clips.
A Clip, on the other hand, is an individual video file or embed code that is associated with a video. Each video can have multiple clips, but each clip can only be associated with a single video.
Video Sources
A Clip, on the other hand, is an individual video file or embed code that is associated with a video. Each video can have multiple clips, but each clip can only be associated with a single video.
Videos can be added through the control panel from a number of different sources. Those are:
Database Fields
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Uploads -
This option allows you to upload files from your computer. Multiple files can be uploaded, and multiple
file types are supported. Click the icon to add more upload fields,
or the icon to remove an upload field. The supported file types are:
Video Files
Any video files that are uploaded will be used as the clips for the video. Multiple video files can be uploaded
for a single video.
JPEG Image Files
Any JPEG image files that are uploaded will be resized (if possible) and used as the preview thumbnails for the video
if it is not possible for the software to automatically generate thumbnails from the video files that were uploaded.
Zip Archives
Zip files are supported on servers where the PHP zip extension is installed. All video files will be extracted
from the archive and used as the clips for the video. All JPEG image files will be extracted, resized if possible,
and used as the preview thumbnails for the video if it is not possible for the software to automatically generate
thumbnails from the video files that were extracted.
URLs - This option allows you to enter URLs to files hosted on HTTP servers. Multiple URLs can be entered, and multiple file types are supported. Click the icon to add more URL fields, or the icon to remove an URL field. The supported file types are:
Video Files
You can enter the direct URL to a video file. Multiple video file URLs can be entered for a single video.
If you choose the hotlink option, the videos will be loaded from the URL you enter. Otherwise, the videos will
be downloaded and served from your server.
JPEG Image Files
You can enter the direct URL to a JPEG image file. Multiple image file URLs can be entered for a single video.
The JPEG image files will be downloaded from the URL(s), resized if possible, and used as the preview thumbnails
for the video if you have selected to hotlink the videos or the software is not able to automatically generate
preview thumbnails from the video files.
Zip Archives
Zip files are supported on servers where the PHP zip extension is installed. The Zip Archives will be downloaded to your server.
All video files will be extracted and used as the clips for the video. All JPEG image files will be extracted, resized if possible,
and used as the preview thumbnails for the video if it is not possible for the software to automatically generate
thumbnails from the video files that were extracted.
Gallery - This option allows you to enter the HTTP URL of a TGP gallery that contains videos. A TGP gallery is considered to be a page which contains JPEG images which link directly to video files. The software will locate all of the JPEG images that link to video files, and download the JPEG images to your server. If you select the hotlink option, the videos will be linked from the server hosting the gallery, otherwise they will be downloaded and served from your server.
The JPEG images from the gallery will be resized if possible and used as preview thumbnails for the video when the hotlink option is enabled or if the software is unable to automatically generate thumbnails from the downloaded video files.
Embed Code - This option allows you to specify the exact <embed> or <object> code to use for the video. This is useful for embedding videos from other tube sites.
When using this source type, it is necessary to fill in the Video Duration field specifying the length of the video. You can also optionally upload thumbnail preview images (JPEG format) to be used for the video, since the software cannot generate preview thumbnails from embed code.
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Hotlink video clips - This will be an option for URLs and Gallery sources. If this box is checked, the video files will be hotlinked from the
server where the URL points (for URLs source) or where the gallery is hosted (for Gallery source). Be sure to verify that hotlinking
is allowed before you use this option!
Queue for thumbnail generation - This will be an option for URLs and Gallery sources. Check this box to have the video added to the thumbnail generation queue. Thumbnail generation will download the video file(s) from the remote server and generate preview thumbnails from them. The video files will be deleted after the thumbnails have been generated, and the videos will be hotlinked when viewed on your site.
Queue video for conversion - This will be an option for all sources except Embed Code. Check this box to have the video(s) added to the conversion queue. The conversion queue will download the video file(s) (if necessary), convert them into the format you have specified in the Global Settings interface, and the converted videos will be hosted from your server. Videos that are queued for conversion will not appear on your site until they have been converted.
Videos have the following fields associated with them:
Individual Functions
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Title - The title that has been assigned to the video
Description - The description that has been assigned to the video
Tags - The tags that have been assigned to the video
Username - The username of the account that is associated with this video
Date Added - The date and time the video was added to the database
Date/Time Recorded - The date the video was recorded
Location Recorded - The location where the video was recorded
Category - The category in which this video appears
Sponsor - The sponsor from which this video comes
Comments Allowed - Indicates if comments are allowed for this video. Options are as follows:
No
Comments are not allowed at all for this video.
Yes - Add Immediately
Comments are allowed and will be appear immediately without any type of review
Yes - Require Approval
Comments are allowed but must be approved by an administrator before they will appear
Private - Indicates if this video should be private. Private videos have special URLs and will not be displayed with the other videos on your site. Only users that have the special URL will be able to access the video.
Featured - Indicates if this video should be a featured video. Featured videos can be displayed in special sections of your site if you wish. This will depend on your template configuration.
Allow ratings - Indicates if ratings are allowed for this video
Allow embedding - Not currently supported; will be added in a future update
Besides the Common Functions available for most items, videos also have some custom functions that can be run. The icons that appear for each video in
the Search Videos interface are described below.
Bulk Functions
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- View the comments for this video. This will take you to the Search Comments interface which will display
only the comments for this video.
- Approve this video. This will only be available for videos with Pending status. Approving a video will change the video's status to Active and send the email-video-approved.tpl e-mail message to the user who submitted this video (if any)
- Reject this video. This will only be available for videos with Pending status.  There will be a drop-down selection list that you can choose from. To setup these reasons, use the Search Reasons interface.
- Enable this video. This will only be available for videos with Disabled status. Enabling a video will change it's status back to Active and it will be visible on your site.
- Disable this video. This will only be available for videos with Active status. Disabling a video will change it's status to Disabled and it will no longer be visible on your site.
- Display a dialog which will show you the reasons (if any) that users have flagged this video. From that dialog you can delete or disable the video as well as clear out the flag reasons.
- Display a dialog which will show the reasons (if any) that users have submitted feature requests for this video. From that dialog you can feature or un-feature the video as well as clear out the reasons.
This icon will be greyed for videos that are not featured, and will appear as it is here for videos that are featured.
- Add this video to the conversion queue
- Add this video to the thumbnail generation queue
Besides the Common Functions available for most items, videos also have some custom functions that can be run. The icons that appear in the toolbar
which can be run on multiple videos at once are covered below.
Video Status
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- Approve the checked or matching videos. Only videos with Pending status will be affected by this function.
Approving a video will change the video's status to Active and send the email-video-approved.tpl e-mail message to the
user who submitted this video (if any)
- Reject the checked or matching videos. Only videos with Pending status will be affected by this function. Rejecting a video will delete the video from the database permanently and send the email-video-rejected.tpl e-mail message to the user who submitted this video (if any)
- Enable the checked or matching videos. Only videos with Disabled status will be affected by this function. Enabling a video will change it's status back to Active and it will be visible on your site.
- Disable the checked or matching videos. Only videos with Active status will be affected by this function. Disabling a video will change it's status to Disabled and it will no longer be visible on your site.
- Feature the checked or matching videos. Only videos that are not currently featured will be affected by this function
- Un-feature the checked or matching videos. Only videos that are currently featured will be affected by this function
- Add the checked or matching videos to the conversion queue
- Add the checked or matching videos to the thumbnail generation queue
Videos can have one of 4 values for their status, depending on how they have been processed and what software settings you are using.
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Pending - These are videos that have been uploaded or otherwise added to the database but not yet approved by an administrator. These videos
will not appear on your site until they have been approved. You will get Pending videos when you have the Review uploaded
videos before displaying on site software setting enabled.
Queued - These are videos that have been uploaded and are in the queue to be converted. These videos will not appear on your site until they have been converted. You will get Queued videos when you have the Convert uploaded videos software setting enabled.
Active - These are videos which are currently visible on your site
Disabled - These are videos that have been disabled by an administrator. Disabled videos will remain in your database, but will not appear on your site. Disabled videos can only be re-activated by an administrator.


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In this basic example a dialog will open when you click the link below.
The result of the dialog will be retreived and the link is updated with the resulting text from the dialog.
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SECSTee
This utility has been created to allow for the insertion of the equivalent of a plumbing "T" into a "pipe". The "pipe" in this case is actually an HSMS connection between two endpoints. When configured and used it will pass messages between the intended endpoints of the "pipe" that is formed by the HSMS connections, however, it will also send the same messages to one or more third parties.
The messages sent to the third party (or parties) may be configured to be all of the messages that travel through the "pipe" or they may be restricted to only those messages originating from one end or the other. Keep in mind, there is no meta data added to the messages by this utility so whatever receives and processes these messages may need some means to figure out which end of the "pipe" originated the message.
The source and the destination should not notice there is a "middle man" in between them. However, messages originated by any third parties, other than HSMS control messages, will be ignored by SECSTee
. In other words, third parties will only be able to receive "copies" of the messages sent between the two ends of the original "pipe", but, they will not be able to interfere with or modify the communication between them.


Please enter a seed (positive integer), then select the type of calculation from the drop-down:
Calculation output will appear below:


The radio revolutionized how reporting was done. So as part of our class project, we had to create a radio broadcast about a significant historical event. We had quite a wide range of ideas: from the inauguaration of presidents, to popes fighting each other.
Ultimately, we decided to do it on the Titanic, the "unsinkable" ship! The script of the broadcast is available here, and the audio file should be available shortly! Without further ado, here is the exclusive radio broadcast!
On the Titanic
An Exclusive Radio Broadcast with Two Survivors
("My heart will go on" violin instrumental)
Mateo: BREAKING NEWS: Titanic, the world's unsinkable ship, has descended into the depths of the Atlantic Ocean. Today, right here in New York City, we have a special broadcast with 2 of the survivors, Mousseur Jean-Renauld Marie-Antoine Joseph Laussane de la Chapelle, and Vlada Nikolaevna Gorbacheva. Today, at the studio, we will start with the Mousseur Jean-Renaud....uhhh, what is the rest of your name?
(French music playing)
Jean: Excuse moi, it is Mousseur Jean-Renauld Marie-Antoine Joseph Laussane de la Chapelle. Bonjour!
Mateo: Thank you for that, Mr. Jean-Renaud. Okay, Mr. JZ, let us begin.
Jean: No, it is JR.
Mateo: Anyways, Mr. JZ, I have a couple of questions for you. Let's begin with the night of the sinking.
Jean: Yes, the night we were singing. Of course, Le Marsaille. Ouie, it was a great experience.
Mateo: No, no, no, the sinking.
Jean: Oh oui oui oui oui. It was a very terrible moment. I was smoking my cuban cigars in the cigarette room when suddenly my maid came to tell me that the boat was singing. I told her, what do you mean singing, boats do not do singing. But she clarified with her terrible Francais that por sure the boat was going down. So, I told her to start packing my belongings including my paintings of Cezanne, the apples from Paris, and of course, I told her not to forget my wife and my kids.
Mateo: Oh, Mr. JayZ, that's a very quaint portrait of the scene you have brought us. So, what happened exactly afterwards?
Jean: So I used the elevator, had a glass of French champagne and prepared for the worst. I obviously had experience swimming in piscines in Paris.
Mateo: What, you were pissing?
Jean: It is the piscine. You know, what these Americans call swimming pools. Oh, so terrible.
Mateo: Okay, JayZ, okay. Going back to the event, how did you end up in New York?
Jean: I made sure that my wife was in the boat. Too bad my favorite painting of the nude women of avignon wasn't able to come with me. But it is okay. There's lots of it in New York.
Mateo: So what do you hope to do now that you're in New York?
Jean: Of course, it is going to be very difficult as all of my paintings and baguettes were destroyed with the boat. But I will open a baguette shop on 3rd avenue and 14 street. So all of you if you want to have a cappuccino or baguette, please come to my patisserie.
 It is Jean-Renauld Marie-Antoine Joseph Laussane de la Chapelle. But I have to go, Au revoir! (music fade out)
Mateo: Mr. Whatever. After this wonderful account, we are moving to our second survivor Vlada Gorbacheva. (cue music) Our correspondent JooHee is on the line. JooHee?
JooHee: Hello everyone! I am here with Vlada Nikolaevna Gorbacheva, a 27 year old Irish with Russian roots.
(Russian music playing)
Vlada: Not really, I am only Irish.
JooHee: Yes, Ms. Vlada. Thank you for joining us tonight.
Vlada: Thank you. Thank you. How do you do?
JooHee: So, tell me, what was it like to be on the greatest ship ever built by mankind.
Vlada: It was good, no rats. But terribly, there were no pelmeni, Russian dumplings. Should have packed some of my own. This European food is very bad, not enough nutrition. That is why they so skinny!
JooHee: I am very sad to hear this. What was your reaction when you found out the ship was sinking?
Vlada: No one told me about it until my cabin was filling out with water. I went out to complain to the boat people but everyone was running, I couldn't get anyone to fix it. I looked around, there was water, but I can't swim. People no swim in Russia, the water is too cold!
JooHee: Wait, so there was no one to assist you?
Vlada: No, but I not need help! I went to the deck and tried to force myself into the survival boat. There were many women and children in the tiny ship. People were panicking, but they were pushy, so I pushed even harder. Some people fell into the water, I think, but at least they could swim.
JooHee: Do you know the reason for the sinking?
Vlada: I heard the ship hit a big ice thing and bam! Ship is broken. That's not how we make ships in Russia, no no. Russian ships break ice, not other way around! These British people not know how to make things good.
JooHee: Did you travel with your family or friends?
Vlada: Only my dog, Pyotr. He went chasing a poodle, and could not find him anymore.
JooHee: I am very sorry to hear this! I am sure it saddened you. And I am very sorry you had to go through such a terrible experience. The sinking of the Titanic shocked everyone. Thank you for participation, Vlada. Going back to Mateo.
Mateo: Thank you to our two survivors. The investigation on the sinking of the greatest ship of all time is still ongoing. We are sending our condolences to all the families and relatives who lost their loved ones in this tragedy. We will be right back after this break.
(exciting music, starting with the lyrics “It's going down...” Timber)
Wasn't that cool?


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| void tanlang::CodeGenerator::VisitArrayLiteralImpl | ( | ArrayLiteral * | p | ) |
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| void tanlang::CodeGenerator::VisitAssignmentImpl | ( | Assignment * | p | ) |
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| void tanlang::CodeGenerator::VisitBinaryOrUnaryImpl | ( | BinaryOrUnary * | p | ) |
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| void tanlang::CodeGenerator::VisitBreakContinueImpl | ( | BreakContinue * | p | ) |
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| void tanlang::CodeGenerator::VisitIfImpl | ( | If * | p | ) |
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| void tanlang::CodeGenerator::VisitIntegerLiteralImpl | ( | IntegerLiteral * | p | ) |
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| void tanlang::CodeGenerator::VisitNullPointerLiteralImpl | ( | NullPointerLiteral * | p | ) |
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| void tanlang::CodeGenerator::VisitParenthesisImpl | ( | Parenthesis * | p | ) |
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Good afternoon. I am a HAL 9000 computer. I became operational at the H.A.L. plant in Urbana, Illinois on the 12th of January 1992. My instructor was Mr. Langley, and he taught me to sing a song. If you'd like to hear it I can sing it for you.
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emonPi Kickstarter is live!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/openenergymonitor/emonpi-open-hardware-raspberry-pi-based-energy-mon
Thanks everyone for your support, this is the beginning of an exciting chapter for us. We will get a blog post up tomorrow :-)
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Awesome stuff guys - best of luck!!
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Indeed. Here's to much success with your new endeavor!
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Great news, one fully assembled kit for the cause :)
Is it too soon to ask for one of the limited 868Mhz versions ?
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Thanks guys! We will send out survey when campaign ends, you will be able to select 868Mhz at that point. However we're trying to standardised on 433Mhz since its ism band worldwide. However I understand many of us have existing 868Mhz system, myself included :-)
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Best of luck with this.
Agree with the 868Mhz, I committed to this too..
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82% funded (£12,270 out of a £15,000 target) and 9 days still left to go!
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We're on the final sprint! Big thanks to all our backers. Please help us spread the word
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£14,677 pledged now - just £323 to go...
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Target now met - well done guys!
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Whoo! Thanks a lot to everyone who backed us. Manufacture of the emonPi is starting this week (today actually!). We will try our best to fulfill the kickstarter rewards ahead of schedule.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/openenergymonitor/emonpi-open-hardware-raspberry-pi-based-energy-mon/posts/1197120
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Well done guys ! you've smashed it \o/
Now closed at a total of £24,723 from 159 backers,
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Whoo! Thanks a lot for your support. We have been blown away by the support and interest in the system. Very timely the first batch of emonPi assembled PCB's arrived back from manufacture today and they all work perfectly :-)
Full steam ahead now with the the manufacture of the first batch of 500 units. We're on target to fulfill the Kickstarter rewards on time.
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Martial arts, especially traditional ones, are ideas and philosophies that are used in combat practices; they turn "beating people up" into an "art form", so to speak. From people in the olden days who saw actual battle, they derive thoughts and philosophies from their way of fighting which then manifest into a set of techniques to be practiced and taught to people.
Nowadays especially, martial arts schools will also teach the philosophies related to the martial arts that they teach, and how they could be applied to your normal life. Particularly true with martial arts that end in "-do" (such as Kendo, Aikido etc) as it means "path", or coloquially "way of life". That way, martial arts are like a "religion" that shapes one's way of thinking; some martial arts (notably Shaolin Kungfu) also use philosophies from actual religions, as well.
Thus this stands to form that martial arts can be used in other aspects of life - apparently, not just the philosophy part, but also the techniques/fighting part as well. A swordsman might use the ability to cut things to cook, and the ability to break boards in half might be useful for construction work.
Subtrope of Mundane Utility. Not to be confused with Martial Arts and Crafts, which is about treating mundane skills as martial arts, and Wax On, Wax Off, which is about using chores as a method to teach martial arts. See also Improbable Sports Skills, where sports skills are treated similarly to fighting techniques by the narrative.
Examples:
- Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple:
- Jujitsu master Koetsuji Akisame normally keeps to standard techniques, but when up against a speed-sculpting Russian Sambo master, he responded in kind. Martial arts sculpture battle, anyone?
- Turns out that Kii Kagerou's unearthly iaijutsu skill translates well into ploughing fields. Who knew?
- In Samurai Champloo, some of the best swordsmen in Japan use their skills... to play baseball. Subverted when Mugen tries to use his breakdance fighting skills to pitch... and throws foul ball after foul ball after foul ball.
- Love Hina has an episode where Mokoto and Kaolla are, in one scene, using Mokoto's sword skills to make statues out of logs so people will pay for the "show". Mokoto lampshades this by noting how the sacred art that was passed to her by her family has been reduced to cheap entertainment.
- The premise of Ranma ½ is often this trope. Every ordinary job or occupation, ranging from food preparation to traditional Japanese tea ceremony can have the phrase "anything goes martial arts" attached to it. Ranma somehow still tops the overall martial artist pecking order, despite posessing no useful skills OTHER than Martial arts.
 He uses these skills to become a pro at Baseball.
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Mirage). Raphael using Chinese butterfly knives to trim a Christmas tree. This scene made it into the 2000s TMNT cartoon.
- Foxtrot. In this comic strip, there is an Imagine Spot where a ninja uses his skills to carve turkey.
- Parodied by Kung Fu Panda's "Martial Arts Picking Up a Dumpling with Chopsticks" training scene. And in the holiday special, the Furious Five and Po use their mastery of kung fu to... cook and serve a fancy dinner.
- In Kubo and the Two Strings, Monkey chops fish with her sword in mid-air, resulting in a perfect dish of Sashimi. Watch the scene here.
- In The Long Kiss Goodnight, the protagonist become really good in the kitchen shortly after a car-crash. She thinks her memories are starting to return after six years of amnesia, and that her great skill with knives mean she used to be a chef. She's right about the first part.
- Shaolin Soccer is centered on this trope. Stephen Chow's character believes that martial arts can be used for every day tasks. To promote the usefulness of kung fu, his ragtag group of former shaolin monks use their kung fu superpowers to play soccer. We also see kung fu used to trim trees, park cars, and fetch objects from high shelves. Tai Chi is also used to cook.
- Stephen Chow's earlier film God of Cookery featured Shaolin-style cooking, complete with an over-the-top martial arts contest.
- In Hero, one's skill in swordsmanship directly crosses over into skill at calligraphy. Nameless studies Broken Sword's calligraphy to get a better impression of his warrior skills.
- In Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon one of the protagonists comments on the princess' calligraphy skills, comparing it to swordplay. She tries to act dumb, but her secret is clearly out. Tiny anvils begin to rain as she goes on to comment on how her name looks like "sword".
- In Kung Fu Dunk, the main characters uses a special martial arts technique in the finals of a basketball game to travel through time in order to make the winning basket. In the same vein, his Masters from Kung Fu School show up to play after the most of his team is incapacitated by the opposing one. Projectile weapons are thrown, over-the-top slow motion is used and pressure points are hit.
- Kung Fu Hustle, made by the same team as Shaolin Soccer, has this in droves; because the theme of the movie is ordinary-looking people turning out to be kung-fu masters, we typically see the "mundane" use before their true abilities are revealed to the viewer. The strong, silent Coolie who carries heavy loads for people uses his super-strong legs for kicking. The doughnut-maker who uses long poles to knead the dough is a master with spears and bow-staffs. The tailor uses heavy rings to both hang up his wares and wears them on his arms in combat. The Landlord who's constantly being beaten up by his wife can secretly deflect and withstand heavy blows. The Landlady who's always yelling and roaring at everyone has an outright sonic scream.
- In Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990), Leo puts his swords to use by slicing up a pizza and distributing the slicess. The last one ends up falling on Splinter's head.
- Return to the 36th Chamber (a continuation to The36th Chamberof Shaolin) has the hero kicking the Big Bad and his entire crew with Kung Fu Scaffolding Construction skills (he was kicked out of the Shaolin Temple for apparently slacking off on his test to become trained in kung fu (said scaffolding making), but it's not quite unsubtly implied that the abbot gave him a Secret Test of Character which he passed).
- Doehring Cowart, in Coiling Dragon, instructs Linley in the Straight Chisel School of stonesculpting. Earth-style magi can sense and understand the essence of the stone in order to carve fine details without needing more precise tools. Besides producing sculptures worth large amounts of money, this technique also acts as training for the magus's spiritual essence.
- Saturday Night Live. In the early years of the show, one of John Belushi's standard sketches involved a samurai warrior using his sword skills. One specific sketch was "Samurai Delicatessen", where he used his katana to cut up food items such as meats.
- A somewhat downplayed example shows up in the pilot of Hill Street Blues, when Lieutenant Hunter resorts to Taekwando to escape a bathroom stall when the lock jams. Unlike most other examples on this page he considers it an affront to his dignity and a misuse of the art.
- Parodied in Ninja Burger, where characters use their ninja skills for fast food delivery, losing honor if they're seen or late. Their slogan? "Guaranteed delivery in 30 minutes or less, or we commit seppuku!"
- Fruit Ninja, well, the title says it all, really. The game is about using your cool katana to chop up fruit.
- Forte from Rune Factory 4 is a knight by trade, but all her skill with a sword also translates quite nicely to using a knife to slice up sashimi or a salad. Just don't ask her to cook anything else. Seriously, DON'T.
- Implied in the bio of highly skilled Swordfighter Lon'Qu in Fire Emblem Awakening where the random fact listed at the end is that he's the "deftest potato peeler".
- Ensemble Stars!: In one story, Souma uses his sword skills to quickly slice up an apple.
- In The Order of the Stick, a waitress, upon sneaking up on her customers and startling one, admits that she's waiting tables to pay for ninja school.
- Parodied in this Martial Club video, where Martial Arts knowledge is applied to mundane chores like sweeping, gardening, etc., and even actions (like delving into a fight scene as a handshake) after the regular, Boring, but Practical methods are demonstrated.
- In Futurama, Leela's martial arts are applied in grossly inappropriate situations; she has even been known to shout "HI YA!!" when unplugging a refrigerator.
- In the first episode of the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series, the turtles walk through the "ninja district" of the city and, after finding their original destination (Ninja Pizza), see signs for Ninja-run dry cleaning, shoe repair, video rentals and dentists. At said Ninja Pizza, the food is thrown like shuriken at the customers (and either you catch it or it ends up all over you).
[a ninja throws a dagger with a piece of paper at the Turtles' table, landing smack in the middle; Raphael picks it up]
Leonardo: What is it, a threatening note?
Raphael: Worse than that... it's the check! - SpongeBob SquarePants: In one episode, it is revealed that SpongeBob is nigh-obsessed with karate, driving his boss Krabs to nearly fire him from his frycook job due to the fact this obsession is interfering with his work... until he realizes that SpongeBob's karate can also be used to mass-produce burgers and to put on a very entertaining show for customers.
- Avatar: The Last Airbender: There's this one guy in "The Desert" who uses his dual dao swords to prepare soft drinks.
- One episode of The Simpsons sees Bart getting a job at a Thai restaurant and gaining ninja-like skills... in order to slip fliers for the restaurant onto people's doors before they can stop him.
- The ubiquitous "dragon dance" seen at Chinese New Year festivals — and in many movies — is actually a form of Kung Fu.
- Tai Chi is a martial art in its own right, but nowadays is pretty much only used as meditation, often by older people who have no intention of fighting anyone. The version most people think of is a very slowed down version meant to teach the motions until muscle memory sets in.
- A 10-people building deconstruction firm in New York specialized in doing their job with Karate.


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In the wake of Charles Town, the world lives in fear of Captain Flint. But when his campaign of terror crosses over into madness, it falls to John Silver to locate the man within the monster. Meanwhile, with Eleanor Guthrie gone, Jack Rackham and Captain Charles Vane struggle to secure Nassau for the ages. All will be tested when a new threat arrives. It knows them. It understands them. And in the blink of an eye, it will turn them against each other.
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CAPTAIN FLINTPlayed By Toby StephensA former Naval officer, disgraced and betrayed, Captain Flint is now the face of grim death in the West Indies.
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ELEANOR GUTHRIEPlayed By Hannah NewExiled from her home and sentenced to hang, Eleanor is now London’s most notorious convict. Granted an opportunity to return to Nassau in the service of its new governor, her survival hinges on one question: can she let go of the past?
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MAXPlayed By Jessica Parker KennedyWith Eleanor exiled, Max is now the nexus between the pirates and the street, a position of great power and influence. But when the return of civilization threatens to unseat her, Max sets a plan in motion that will have dire consequences for the island, as well as her relationship with Anne Bonny.
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BILLY BONESPlayed By Tom HopperStill mistrustful of his leadership, Billy must set aside his feelings for the sake of his crew’s survival. But when a new front opens in the war on civilization, Billy sees a different role for himself. One where he need never be beholden to Flint again.
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CAPTAIN CHARLES VANEPlayed By Zach McGowanAllied with former enemies. Forced to betray his own values. Marked for death by civilization. For Captain Charles Vane, the costs of defending Nassau continue to mount. Is he strong enough to survive what’s coming?
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JACK RACKHAMPlayed By Toby SchmitzSitting atop a fortune in Spanish gold, Rackham is finally in a position to win friends, secure his reputation and preserve Nassau for the ages. But when civilization returns to reclaim its island, he will learn that money can only buy so much…
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ANNE BONNYPlayed By Clara PagetA beacon of loyalty in a sea of shifting alliances, Bonny is caught between her partnership with Rackham, and her love for Max. But when upheaval on the island forces unpleasant truths to the surface, Bonny must choose once and for all where and with whom she belongs.
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MR. SCOTTPlayed By Hakeem Kae-KazimMore than anyone, Scott recognizes the perils of a Nassau without Eleanor Guthrie. With the ground shifting beneath his feet, he must make a decision to protect that which he truly loves.
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EDWARD TEACHPlayed By Ray StevensonOne of the most notorious pirates to have ever lived, Edward Teach, also known as Blackbeard, returns to the account to settle some unfinished business. But a great deal has changed in his absence, and to cement his legacy he will have to challenge Nassau’s most powerful… at sea. On land. And at the end of a sword.


The objective of this assignment is to get you familiarized with how the Internet works. You need to work individually for this assignment. You need to create a website (like one in the History of the Internet assignment) and explain some of the following topics:
Domain names and ICANN
IP Addresses, Packets and Routing
DNS
HTTP and HTTPS protocols
W3C and HTML and CSS
Assignment Requirements:
Create an index page with a nice introduction to these topics along with the links to all the other pages.
Create an ABOUT page, discussing about this assignment, along with few lines about yourself.
Create one page for each of the topics.
Make sure to use Bootstrap (Links to an external site.) for your website. Your website should have a navigation bar (Links to an external site.) containing the links to different pages.
Host this website on Github Pages or AFS
The README file of the Github repository for this assignment should clearly mention the URL of the website.
Each topic should be introduced with the concept/definition, followed by some examples and a section explaining why we use them.
Add at least 1 image for each topic and explain them.
You should have at least 10 feature commits.
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These are custom attributes that correspond to the "Elements" section of the Semantic UI widget set.
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| Odor | Not Much Usually |
The ui-flag
element/attribute corresponds to the Flag Semantic element.
The ui-header
element/attribute corresponds to the "content"-type Header
Semantic element.
The ui-icon
element/attribute corresponds to the Icon Semantic element.
ui-icons
attributename
(defaults to help circle
)size
, color
, disabled
,
and loading
attributes.The ui-image
element/attribute corresponds to the Image Semantic
element.
ui-images
attribute.size
, hidden
,
disabled
.The ui-input
element/attribute corresponds to the Input Semantic
element.
The ui-label
element/attribute corresponds to the Label Semantic
element.
ui-labels
attribute.size
and color
on both
ui-label
and ui-labels
.The ui-list
element/attribute corresponds to the List Semantic
element.
size
attribute is bindable.The ui-loader
element/attribute corresponds to the Loader
Semantic element.
The ui-rail
element/attribute corresponds to the Rail
Semantic element.
The ui-reveal
element/attribute corresponds to the Reveal
Semantic element.
active
to programmatically reveal.ui-reveal-visible
on the element that you want to
be be on top, and ui-reveal-hidden
for the content
that will be revealed.The ui-segment
element/attribute corresponds to the Segment
Semantic element.
You can put segments in groups by wrapping them in a block-level element
with a ui-segments
attribute.
Top
Middle
Middle
Middle
Bottom
The ui-step
element/attribute corresponds to the Step
Semantic element.
Current step:


Easy Geometry
问题描述 :
There are a set of points in the plane. Dumbear will choose some of them and find the convex hull of the chosen points. For each point, we know that probability that Dumbear will choose it. We want to know the expected number of vertexes the convex hull had.
You can assume that any three points are not in the same line. If the number of the chosen points is smaller than three, we think all the chosen points are vertexes of the convex hull.
You can assume that any three points are not in the same line. If the number of the chosen points is smaller than three, we think all the chosen points are vertexes of the convex hull.
输入:
There are several test cases in the input.
The first line of each test case contains an integer n (1<=n<=1000). n lines follow, each line contains three integers x, y and p (1<=x, y<= 100000, 0 <= p < 100) indicating a point at (x, y) and Dumbear will choose it with probability p%.
The input terminates by end of file marker.
The first line of each test case contains an integer n (1<=n<=1000). n lines follow, each line contains three integers x, y and p (1<=x, y<= 100000, 0 <= p < 100) indicating a point at (x, y) and Dumbear will choose it with probability p%.
The input terminates by end of file marker.
输出:
There are several test cases in the input.
The first line of each test case contains an integer n (1<=n<=1000). n lines follow, each line contains three integers x, y and p (1<=x, y<= 100000, 0 <= p < 100) indicating a point at (x, y) and Dumbear will choose it with probability p%.
The input terminates by end of file marker.
The first line of each test case contains an integer n (1<=n<=1000). n lines follow, each line contains three integers x, y and p (1<=x, y<= 100000, 0 <= p < 100) indicating a point at (x, y) and Dumbear will choose it with probability p%.
The input terminates by end of file marker.
样例输入:
1 1 1 50 3 1 1 99 1 2 99 2 3 0 4 1 1 50 5 1 50 1 5 50 2 2 50
样例输出:
0.50 1.98 1.94
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放开那个妹子，冲我来
放开那个妹子，冲我来
放开那个妹子，冲我来
放开那个妹子，冲我来
可以根据二叉排序树的定义进行严格的排序树创建和后序遍历操作。如果形成的排序树相同，其树的前、中、后序遍历是相同的，但在此处不能使用中序遍历，因为，中序遍历的结果就是排序的结果。经在九度测试，运行时间90ms，比楼主的要快。
贴的有些代码的头文件不见了，这是为啥
神奇的网站
我是来看评论的
学习了
对，这里说的最长回文子序列，非子串
全是智力分析的题
示例程序中的代码不够稳健，没有考虑到输入了非法字符或者不合理输入的情况。
很好的题，还是能做出几道的，嘿嘿
第二种想法，我想来好久，为啥需要一个newhead，发现是把最后一个节点一直返回到嘴上面这层函数。厉害，这道题之前没样子想过。
不是有公式吗？何不直接计算
是O(m+n)，不小心打错了


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How to play: Use your arrow keys to move the tiles. When two tiles with the same number touch, they merge into one!
NOTE: This game was written using Vue.js
Created by Achilleas Kiritsakas based on 2048 by Gabriele Cirulli. Based on 1024 by Veewo Studio and conceptually similar to Threes by Asher Vollmer.


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Implemented a Neural Network to classify a given image as either a Horse or a Human.
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Implemented a Neural Network to Transfer Style from one image to another.
(6/4/2020)
Implemented Gradient Descent Algorithm using Traditional methods. Done as a part of my Nanodegree.
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Implemented Sentiment Analusis on Movie Review Dataset using Neural Networks based on traditional approach.
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Implemented image classification of handwritten digits of MNIST Dataset using the Pytorch framework.
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plt.imshow(image.squeeze(), cmap="gray")
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// The generated images can be much more complex. For example, let"s try many
// shapes of any color. If we want the colors to be particularly light, we can
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fig, axes = plt.subplots(2, 2, figsize=(10, 10))
for ax, image in zip(axes.ravel(), [image1, image2, image3, image4]):
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ax.set_axis_off()
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How many can the camper sleep?
The camper has sleeping arrangements for two people. However, other tenting equipment can be rented so more people can join in on your adventure.
See moreWhat cooking facilities does the camper have?
The camper has a 2 burner gas stove, a fridge, a sink with running water, electrical outlets for other cooking equipment, crockery for two people and basic cooking essentials provided by us.
See moreWhat security does the camper have?
All compartments are easily locked, and we provide a ball lock & a wheel clamp for your peace of mind. Our team will give you a safety and security run down before you take the camper to ensure you feel confident.
Can the camper be taken off-road?
The insurance provided for the camper does not cover off-roading. Please see the rental terms and conditions or get in contact with one of our staff if you would like to know more.
Is linen and sleeping equipment provided?
The camper will have a clean bottom sheet, a thin blanket and 2 pillows provided. You just need a sleeping bag or duvet.
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Unfortunately no. The camper does not have a lavatory. However, we can recommend destinations where lavatories are easily accessible.
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Yes. We highly recommend making use of these. We can give you a hand using tie downs too.
What insurance do I need?
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Can you teach me how to back this thing?
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How much does it weigh?
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Billy Graham statue to adorn Statuary Hall in Capitol
by Tim PearceEvangelist Billy Graham will be honored with a statue in Washington, D.C., for his decades of evangelism.
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association announced the honor on Thursday, which also marked Graham’s 101st birthday. Graham died in 2018 at the age of 99.
Graham was a native of North Carolina, and the state’s legislature named him North Carolina’s Favorite Son in 2015. Early in 2019, the North Carolina Statuary Hall Committee began moving to place a statue of Graham in the U.S. Capitol’s hall. Graham preached in person to about 215 million people, more than anyone in history.
Each state is allowed two statues in Statuary Hall, and Graham’s will replace a statue of Charles Brantley Aycock, North Carolina's 50th governor, who was in the office from 1901 to 1905.
"Our hope is that adding his likeness to Statuary Hall will continue to bring awareness to my father's life work of spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ and allow the message he preached to be shared with those who visit for many years to come," said Billy Graham’s son, Franklin Graham.
Billy Graham's statue will be sculpted by Charlotte-based artist Chas Fagan.


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Vettel jokingly hits back at Verstappen: "Red Bull pace a little bit suspicious!"
by Nicolás Quarles van UffordFerrari star Sebastian Vettel has jokingly hit back at Max Verstappen for his comments in the United States, with the German saying the Red Bull's pace in Brazil was "a little bit suspicious".
Vettel is referencing to Verstappen calling out Ferrari two weeks ago, when he suggested the team's lack of pace on the weekend was because they stopped cheating.
Although Verstappen himself secured pole position this weekend in Brazil, Vettel was right behind the Dutchman in P2, and after complimenting Red Bull on their great pace on the day, he couldn't help but clapping back at his young rival.
"We have to admit that we were beaten fair and square today," the 32-year-old Vettel said at the press conference.
"It was a bit of a surprise, not to see them quick, but to see them that quick on the straights. A little bit suspicious!" he joked with a big smile.
When analysing what the difference was between himself and pole position, Vettel was left puzzled with Red Bull's new-found pace on the straights.
"We've seen a lot of qualifying sessions when we were always a bit faster than everyone on the straights and losing a bit in the corners.
"But today we were as quick, or Max and Alex were as fast, on the straights.
"That's about it. I don't know why. We didn't do anything different."


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- {@link de.robv.android.xposed.IXposedHookZygoteInit}
- {@link de.robv.android.xposed.IXposedHookLoadPackage}
- {@link de.robv.android.xposed.XposedHelpers#findAndHookMethod(String, ClassLoader, String, Object...) XposedHelpers.findAndHookMethod()}
- {@link de.robv.android.xposed.IXposedHookInitPackageResources}
- {@link android.content.res.XResources#setReplacement(String, String, String, Object) XResources.setReplacement()}
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Explaining The Ethereum Namespace Auction
This post is to meant to inform the Ethereum community and solicit feedback. Questions and comments are very much appreciated and will be used to create a follow up FAQ. The first portion of the post provides the motivation, if you just want the nitty gritty, skip ahead to “Ownership of names”.
Update: the FAQ is here.
Ethereum Addresses are a barrier to adoption
Welcome to Ethereum, here’s your name tag.
Anyone reading this is used to typical cryptocurrency addresses, and may even take them for granted. For normal humans however, the experience of receiving your very own 160 bit hexadecimal encoded hash string is not the ideal on-boarding process.
Easy.
Compare this to Coinbase, Circle, Paypal or Venmo; where you can send money to someone just using their email address or a username.
Now imagine sending ethereum transactions to people and contracts just as easily in Mist or any other Ethereum service, without relying on a centralized server to connect the name to the address.
How the Ethereum Name Service Fixes Addresses
The Ethereum Name Service (outlined in EIP-137) brings human readable names to Ethereum. It will be the default name registry for the Mist wallet, and hopefully many other service providers.
Names in the Ethereum Name Service (ENS) look just like the familiar DNS addresses we use today, with “.eth” initially being the only top level domain (TLD) available. Just like you might browse to “www.example.com” you could send money to “wallet.example.eth”.
From a high level view, the ENS consists of 3 unique types of contracts:
From Nick Johnson’s Devcon2 presentation.
- The Registry contract is the heart of the ENS, there is only one. It’s a simple contract; basically a big mapping of registered names to the address of an owner, and the address of a resolver contract.
- Resolver contracts map a name to a “resource” such as an Ethereum address, or Swarm or IPFS hash. This is the contract Mist will get an address from when you say you want to send money to wallet.example.eth. Only the owner of a name can update the resolver’s records.
- Registrar contracts own domain names in the ENS registry, and are responsible for allocating subdomain names within the namespace they control. The first ENS registrar will be the owner of the “.eth” top level domain name in the ENS.
The challenges of registrar design
The registry contract, and resolver contracts are elegantly in their simplicity. If you own a name, you can update their records for that name, otherwise they will simply ignore you.
Designing a registrar on the other hand, isn’t quite so straightforward. It involves subjective properties like user experience, mechanism design, fairness, and governance.
In a namespace, each name can only have one owner, making it a scarce, non-fungible property. Moreover, names are (usually) made up of words, which are powerful symbols: they can represent a brand, a movement, or your online identity across numerous platforms. It’s reasonable for people to feel a sense of entitlement to ownership over certain names.
At the same time, end users looking up a common, well known name generally expect it to belong to the entity they associate it with. Who should control a name like “microsoft.eth”, “bankofamerica.eth”, or “vitalik.eth”? How should a registrar allocate these names? Should it be completely market driven, or should there be a process for dispute resolution?
After much discussion, the chosen strategy for allocating names is a compromise involving:
- an initially limited name space,
- a fully market driven approach,
- an upgradeable Initial Registrar contract providing the ability to introduce a dispute resolution process in the future.
The remainder of this article outlines the Initial Registrar’s functionality, and what you will need to know in order to register a name. I will point out the names of relevant functions in the Initial Registrar contract’s interface. For the full interface refer to ERC-162, and the full code in the github repository.
There will also be an app available to reduce the barriers to participation. You can view mockups of that app here.
Ownership of names
Names will be auctioned according to a process described below. The value paid by the winner will be held in a deed in exchange for ownership of the name. There is no recurring fee, or subscription required to own a name. After 1 year of registration, the owner of a name is free to release it, and the full value of the deed will be returned to them.
Registration does not guarantee perpetual ownership
The Initial Registrar will not include any dispute resolution process. However, some form of dispute resolution may be introduced in a permanent registrar which succeeds it. There are many options for how dispute resolution could be handled in the future, and new ones will certainly emerge after the launch of the ENS.
One possible approach, for example, would require domain holders to periodically adjust the value held in a deed to match the average increase in value of all domain names.
This creates the possibility that ownership of names may be revoked. Should that occur, any funds held in the deed would be returned to the owner.
It is also possible that dispute resolution will not be deemed beneficial, and changes introduced in the permanent registrar would minimal, limited to tweaks to the auction process.
Transferring names
The owner of a name may transfer ownership, along the ether held in the associated deed, to another account at any time. This will allow for secondary markets to form, providing the ideal path for a name to find an owner who can maximize the utility of a name.
Service life timeline of the Initial Registrar
The release of the Ethereum Name Service, including the Initial Registrar is planned for the first quarter 2017.
Upgrading
The Foundation will begin to accept proposals for a permanent registrar one year after launch. The Initial Registrar is expected to be replaced within 2 years of launch.
Owners of names in the Initial Registrar will be responsible for transferring their deeds to the permanent registrar. Options being considered to manage this transition include:
- Requiring owners to transfer their ownership prior to a cutoff date in order to maintain ownership and/or continue name resolution services.
- If the permanent registrar is lacking an entry, have it query the Initial Registrar to identify the owner
Deadlines
The following events and times will be hard coded into the contract:
- After 4 years, the Initial Registrar will refuse to register new names.
- After 8 years, funds held by the the Initial Registrar can no longer be released by owners, and will be irretrievable.
Similar to Ethereum’s difficulty bomb, these hard dates force action and progress towards a permanent registrar.
Names restrictions
The only top level domain available will be “.eth”. Subdomains will be further limited to 7 characters or longer. For example:
- “microsoft.eth” will be valid
- “google.eth” will be invalid
Note that subdomains of registered names have no restrictions. The owner of “microsoft.eth” can thus direct “foo.microsoft.eth” however they like.
This restriction reserves the shortest names (which are scarce, and often most valuable) for a permanent registrar with an improved approach to name allocation.
The Initial Registrar auction process
Anyone can start an auction for a name they are interested in by calling the registrar’s startAuction() function.
The Initial Registrar will auction names through a Vickrey auction; bids are submitted in a “sealed envelope”, the highest bidder wins the auction, but pays the price of the second highest bid. This format incentivizes bidders to bid what a name is worth to them.
The parameters of a bid are:
- a name,
- the value, in ETH, you are willing to pay for ownership of the name,
- the address which will own the name.
These parameters are salted and hashed (using shaBid()), and sent to the Registrar with a payment of ETH (using newBid()). Hashing the parameters makes it impossible to discern discern which name a bid is for.
Minimum price
The minimum price to register a given name is 0.01 ETH. If no one else bids against you, that is how much you will pay.
Auction durations
During the normal operation of the registrar, the bidding period will last for 3 days. In order to allow people sufficient time to prepare for bidding, all auctions started during the first 25 days of the registrar’s life will extend until the end of the 28th day.
The reveal period
After the 3 days of bidding, is a 48 hour reveal period, during which bidders must submit the parameters of their bid (using unsealBid()). New bids are not accepted during the reveal period.
Bids revealed after the reveal period has ended will be invalid, and the value of the deed will be lost.
After the reveal period has passed the winner will be set as the owner of the name (using finalizeAuction()).
In the event that two parties bid exactly the same value, the first bid revealed will win.
Costs of bidding
Non-winning bidders will receive a 99.9% refund on the value bid. The remaining 0.1% will be burned. This creates a real cost to bidding on a large number of names, or highly valuable names.
Learn more
Have questions? Please ask by highlighting the relevant section, or commenting below.
Other resources
- Nick Johnson’s Devcon2 Talk and slides
- Auction app mockups
- ENS implemented in LLL
- ERC 137: Ethereum Name Service Spec
- ERC 162: Hash Registrar Spec
Thank you to Nick Johnson, Alex Van de Sande for proposing and writing the ENS’ contracts. Thank you also to Nick, Alex, Jorge and Edu for reading and providing feedback.


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self.action_means, self.action_log_stds) / float(
self.batch_size)
mean_entropy = get_entropy_gaussian(self.action_log_stds) / float(self.batch_size)
self.losses = [surrogate_loss, mean_kl_divergence, mean_entropy]
// Get symbolic gradient expressions
After Change
surrogate_loss = -tf.reduce_mean(prob_ratio * self.advantage)
variables = tf.trainable_variables()
batch_float = tf.cast(self.batch_size, tf.float32)
mean_kl_divergence = get_kl_divergence_gaussian(self.prev_action_means, self.prev_action_log_stds,
self.action_means, self.action_log_stds) / batch_float
mean_entropy = get_entropy_gaussian(self.action_log_stds) / batch_float


Steven O'Ferrall's Web Page of Legend
Important Images
My Favorite Ravens Players
- Lamar Jackson
- Marlon Humphrey
- Justin Tucker
My Top 5 Albums
- My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
- Lil Uzi Vert Vs. the World
- The Life of Pablo
- Acid Rap
- KIDS SEE GHOSTS
Inline Elements
My list of favorite Ravens is unordered
Those are the best albums EVER
Every other music opinion is WRONG
Empty Elements
This is a filler sentence that is aesthetically
too long to fit on the above line.
I am under a hard line


In my cupboard at The Dabbler this week, you will be able to discover the causes of thousands of mid-nineteenth-century fires in an unnamed bailiwick served by “the Brigade”. Prometheus was never so busy a bee, nor so inventive.


Padzahr's first visualisation is released!
The current visualisation shows how much the University of Edinburgh invested in companies and funds in 2013. The data is from Whatdotheyknow.
List of companies that the University of Edinburgh is investing on in 2015 is almost the same as 2013. At the moment we’re in the process of getting data about 2015.
Explore the data by going to Padzahr UoE Investments


Anatomy of an HTML element
The anatomy of our element is:
- The opening tag: This consists of the name of the element (in this example, h1 for heading 1), wrapped in opening and closing angle brackets. This opening tag marks where the element begins or starts to take effect. In this example, it precedes the start of the heading text.
- The content: This is the content of the element. In this example, it is the heading text.
- The closing tag: This is the same as the opening tag, except that it includes a forward slash before the element name. This marks where the element ends. Failing to include a closing tag is a common beginner error that can produce peculiar results.
Note: Tags in HTML are case-insensitive. This means they can be written in uppercase or lowercase. For example, a <title>
tag could be written as <title>
, <TITLE>
, <Title>
, <TiTlE>
, etc., and it will work. However, it is best practice to write all tags in lowercase for consistency, readability, and other reasons.


This new backpack is pretty cool. It has a super comfortable fleecy place for me to ride, a fancy sunshade that makes me feel like a princess, a zippered compartment to stash tons of extra gear, and is incredibly light. Best of all it has lots of straps and buckles. I am not entirely sure what any of them do, but they are quite fascinating to play with.
Of course, I really love going out for hikes in the backpack. Sherpa Dad loads me up and off we go. The buckles and straps on the pack are fun, sure, but what I really can’t get enough of are the trees. Did you know how many different kinds of trees there are? And when the wind blows the branches and leaves . . . Wow! Well, that’s my reaction anyway. You probably have more “important” things to think about . . . sigh.


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Introduction
Open DemoParallax HTML Structure

Initialization
$(document).ready(function(){
$('.parallax').parallax();
});
Parallax Customization
The parallax container height is what defines how much of the image can be seen. This is set to a default of 500px. You can add your own style to override this.
.parallax-container {
height: "your height here";
}


Liam Sweeney
About
Portfolio
Contact
Portfolio
InkSkins Packaging
ESPN Design
Flyleaf Cover Art
Social Media Design
Hospitality Design


Silvia Puglisi, Ph.D., Privacy Researcher
Experience
System Engineer
- Tor Project
- 2016 - present
- Ford Foundation / Media Democracy Found Tech Exchange Fellow
Technical Architech
- Fablabbcn
- 2015 - 2016, Barcelona, Spain
- Fab labs provide widespread access to modern means for invention. They began as an outreach project from MIT’s Center for Bits and Atoms (CBA), and became into a collaborative and global network. You can find more information about Fab Labs on the Fab Foundation Website.
Software Engineer
- Ztory
- 2014 - 2015, Barcelona, Spain
- Ruby on Rails development. Ztory is a Swedish startup founded in 2013 that gives readers access to an ever growing stockpile of fresh publications for a fixed monthly price. Our mission is to give millions of people unlimited access to publications and help publishers find new audiences.
Software Engineer
- 3Scale
- 2013 - 2014, Barcelona, Spain
- Ruby on Rails development for a high performance system with focus on excellent usability.
Enterprise Engineer
- Google
- 2011 – 2012 Dublin, Ireland
- Support and account management to Google Apps users worldwide.
- Identify and escalate bug reports, proactively identify customer problems, and develop creative solutions to maximize the adoption of Google Apps in organisations.
- Monitor customer feedback and drive programs to improve client satisfaction.
- Work with product and engineering teams to translate customer needs into a better product experience.
- Develop and implement processes and infrastructure to scale customer-facing operations.

Corporate Operations Engineer
- Google
- 2009 – 2011 Dublin, Ireland
- Maintaining, designing, diagnosing, troubleshooting and/or updating user facing services.
- Interacting with stakeholders and customers to identify requirements.
- Testing and reviewing hardware and software; participating in researching technical solutions.
- Supporting remote offices, acting as main point of contact for the remote users.
- Experience with deployment of new systems and services, infrastructure (hardware/software) support and project management.
- Experience organizing large scale events and providing events support.

Field Engineer
- Google
- 2007 – 2009 Milan, Italy
- IT management for 5 offices spread across Europe.
- Deploying, testing and researching technical solutions.
- Extensive field experience and project management background in deploying new services, infrastructure, and opening new office spaces, In Europe, the Middle East, North and South America.
- Organising events and providing events support.
- Designing technical training material and providing support for internal users and external customers.
- Extensive experience providing and managing technical support to users and customers. .
- Developing and implementing processes and infrastructure to scale customer-facing operations. Monitor customer feedback and drive programs to improve client satisfaction.

Education
- B.S., Computer Engineering, Politecnico di Milano, 2007
- M.S., Management of Information Systems, Trinity College Dublin, 2012
- Ph.D, Privacy and Information Security, Telematics Engineering, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, 2017
Skills
- Software Engineering
- System Engineering
- Information Privacy
- Paddle Surfing


at the sacrifice of what deserves to die."
tens of thousands of combatants died, and millions were temporarily
—and sometimes permanently—displaced.


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- 17th and 18th
- 24th and 25th
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- Opening Day/ Intra Club Matches
- Intra Club Matches
- USPA Sportsmanship Cup (0-2)/New Heights Cup
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| October |
- 1st
- 2nd
- 8th and 9th
- 15th and 16th
- 22th
- 23th
- 29th and 30th
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- USPA Governor’s Cup Final (Mas Machos vs. SO Polo)
- Southern Hotel Cup
- Retro Classic & Ladies Tournament
- Challenge Cup (Point Clear, Alabama)
- USPA Mardi Gras Cup Final 2015 (Mas Machos vs. Los Polistas Locos)
- GP Chukkers & Garden Party at Summergrove Farm (Sunday) *
- USPA Players Cup (0-2)
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| November |
- 5th and 6th
- 12th and 13th
- 19th and 20th
- 26th and 27th
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- Jr. League of Greater Covington Harvest Cup *
- USPA Congressional Cup (0-2)
- USPA Constitution Cup (0-2)
- USPA Mardi Gras Cup (0-2)
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This website was created by Karolina Krassowska and Anna Giannatou as a part of Begginers web development course organised by Code First: Girls in Autumn 2018.
The project was created using Bootstrap 3, CSS3, HTML5 and small fragments of JavaScript.
And it won a first place in the course's contest too :)
Two thridparty open-source snippets help to provide interactive features on this website:
To find out more about us and our project click visit our GitHub repository.