Configure > Proxy Directives
Proxy module is the proxy implementation for H2O - it implements a reverse HTTP proxy and a CONNECT proxy.
A reverse HTTP proxy is setup using the proxy.reverse.url
directive.
A CONNECT proxy is setup using the proxy.connect
directive.
When acting as a reverse HTTP proxy, following request headers are added and forwarded to the backend server:
By default, all requests to the backend server are sent using HTTP/1.1.
Use of HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 to backend servers is considered experimental; their use can be controlled via directives proxy.http2.ratio
and proxy.http3.ratio
.
Following sections describe the configuration directives defined for the module.
-
proxy.reverse.url
-
proxy.connect
-
proxy.connect.emit-proxy-status
-
proxy.emit-x-forwarded-headers
-
proxy.emit-via-header
-
proxy.emit-missing-date-header
-
proxy.forward.close-connection
-
proxy.happy-eyeballs.connection-attempt-delay
-
proxy.happy-eyeballs.name-resolution-delay
-
proxy.header.add
-
proxy.header.append
-
proxy.header.merge
-
proxy.header.set
-
proxy.header.setifempty
-
proxy.header.unset
-
proxy.header.unsetunless
-
proxy.header.cookie.unset
-
proxy.header.cookie.unsetunless
-
proxy.http2.force-cleartext
-
proxy.http2.max-concurrent-streams
-
proxy.http2.ratio
-
proxy.http3.ratio
-
proxy.max-buffer-size
-
proxy.preserve-host
-
proxy.preserve-x-forwarded-proto
-
proxy.proxy-protocol
-
proxy.proxy-status.identity
-
proxy.ssl.cafile
-
proxy.ssl.session-cache
-
proxy.ssl.verify-peer
-
proxy.timeout.connect
-
proxy.timeout.first_byte
-
proxy.timeout.io
-
proxy.timeout.keepalive
-
proxy.tunnel
-
proxy.zerocopy
- Description:
-
Forwards the requests to the specified backends, and proxies the response.
proxy.reverse.url: "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/"
proxy.reverse.url: - http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/ - url: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/different-path weight: 2
proxy.reverse.url: backends: - http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/ - http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080/ balancer: least-conn
When more than one backend is declared, the load is distributed among the backends using the strategy specified by the
balancer
property. Currently we supportround-robin
(the default) andleast-conn
as the value of the property. The strategies are applied when establishing a new connection becomes necessary (i.e. when no pooled connections exist).weight
can be assigned to each backend as an integer between 1 and 256. The default value is 1.For the
round-robin
balancer,weight
is respected in this way: each backend would be selected exactlyweight
times before next backend would be selected, except when the backend is not accessable.For
least-conn
balancer,weight
is respected in this way: the selected backend should have the minimum value of (request count) / (weight
).H2O will try to reconnect to different backends (in the order determined by the load balancing strategy) until it successfully establishes a connection. It returns an error when it fails to connect to all of the backends.
In addition to TCP/IP over IPv4 and IPv6, the proxy handler can also connect to an HTTP server listening to a Unix socket. Path to the unix socket should be surrounded by square brackets, and prefixed with
unix:
(e.g.http://[unix:/path/to/socket]/path
). - Level:
- path
"proxy.connect"
- Description:
-
Setup a CONNECT proxy, taking an access control list as the argument.
Each element of the access control list starts with either
+
or-
followed by an wildcard (*
) or an IP address with an optional netmask and an optional port number.When a CONNECT request is received and the name resolution of the connect target is complete, the access control list is searched from top to bottom. If the first entry that contains a matching address (and optionally the port number) starts with a
+
, the request is accepted and a tunnel is established. If the entry starts with a-
, the request is rejected.If none of the entries match, the request is also rejected.
proxy.connect: - "-<IP_ADDRESS>/24" # reject any attempts to local network - "+*:443" # accept attempts to port 443 of any host
Note: The precise syntax of the access control list element is
address:port/netmask
. This is because the URL parser is reused. - Level:
- path
- Description:
-
A boolean flag (
ON
orOFF
) designating if a proxy-status response header should be sent. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.connect.emit-proxy-status: OFF
- See also:
proxy.proxy-status.identity
"proxy.emit-x-forwarded-headers"
- Description:
-
A boolean flag(
ON
orOFF
) indicating if the server will append or add thex-forwarded-proto
andx-forwarded-for
request headers.By default, when forwarding an HTTP request H2O sends its own
x-forwarded-proto
andx-forwarded-for
request headers (or might append its value in thex-forwarded-proto
case, seeproxy.preserve-x-forwarded-proto
). This might not be always desirable. Please keep in mind security implications when setting this ofOFF
, since it might allow an attacker to spoof the originator or the protocol of a request. - Level:
- global
- Default:
proxy.emit-x-forwarded-headers: ON
- See also:
proxy.emit-via-header
"proxy.emit-via-header"
- Description:
-
A boolean flag (
ON
orOFF
) indicating if the server adds or appends an entry to thevia
request header. - Level:
- global
- Default:
proxy.emit-via-header: ON
- See also:
proxy.emit-x-forwarded-headers
"proxy.emit-missing-date-header"
- Description:
-
A boolean flag (
ON
orOFF
) indicating if H2O should add adate
header to the response, if that header is missing from the upstream response. - Level:
- global
- Default:
proxy.emit-missing-date-header: ON
- Description:
-
A boolean flag indicating if closure of the backend connection should trigger the closure of the frontend HTTP/1.1 connection.
- Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.forward.close-connection: OFF
- Description:
-
Connection Attempt Delay
parameter of Happy Eyeballs v2.When trying to establish a connection to the CONNECT target, H2O uses Happy Eyeballs v2 (RFC 8305). This parameter controls the
Connection Attempt Delay
parameter of Happy Eyeballs v2 in the unit of milliseconds.At the moment, Happy Eyeballs is used only when acting as a CONNECT proxy. It is not used when running as an HTTP reverse proxy.
- Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.happy-eyeballs.connection-attempt-delay: 250
- Description:
-
Name Resolution Delay
parameter of Happy Eyeballs v2.For detail, see proxy.happy-eyeballs.connection-attempt-delay.
- Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.happy-eyeballs.name-resolution-delay: 50
"proxy.header.add"
- Description:
-
Modifies the request headers sent to the application server.
The behavior is identical to
header.add
except for the fact that it affects the request headers sent to the application server rather than the response headers sent to the client. Please refer to the documentation of the headers handler to see how the directives can be used to mangle the headers. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
"proxy.header.append"
- Description:
-
Modifies the request headers sent to the application server.
The behavior is identical to
header.append
except for the fact that it affects the request headers sent to the application server rather than the response headers sent to the client. Please refer to the documentation of the headers handler to see how the directives can be used to mangle the headers. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
"proxy.header.merge"
- Description:
-
Modifies the request headers sent to the application server.
The behavior is identical to
header.merge
except for the fact that it affects the request headers sent to the application server rather than the response headers sent to the client. Please refer to the documentation of the headers handler to see how the directives can be used to mangle the headers. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
"proxy.header.set"
- Description:
-
Modifies the request headers sent to the application server.
The behavior is identical to
header.set
except for the fact that it affects the request headers sent to the application server rather than the response headers sent to the client. Please refer to the documentation of the headers handler to see how the directives can be used to mangle the headers. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
"proxy.header.setifempty"
- Description:
-
Modifies the request headers sent to the application server.
The behavior is identical to
header.setifempty
except for the fact that it affects the request headers sent to the application server rather than the response headers sent to the client. Please refer to the documentation of the headers handler to see how the directives can be used to mangle the headers. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
"proxy.header.unset"
- Description:
-
Modifies the request headers sent to the application server.
The behavior is identical to
header.unset
except for the fact that it affects the request headers sent to the application server rather than the response headers sent to the client. Please refer to the documentation of the headers handler to see how the directives can be used to mangle the headers. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
"proxy.header.unsetunless"
- Description:
-
Modifies the request headers sent to the application server.
The behavior is identical to
header.unsetunless
except for the fact that it affects the request headers sent to the application server rather than the response headers sent to the client. Please refer to the documentation of the headers handler to see how the directives can be used to mangle the headers. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Description:
-
Removes cookies in the requests with given name.
- Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- See also:
header.unset
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- Description:
-
Removes all cookies in the requests but those with given names.
- Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- See also:
header.unsetunless
- Description:
-
See
proxy.http2.ratio
. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.http2.force-cleartext: OFF
- Description:
-
Maxium number of concurrent requests issuable on one HTTP/2 connection to the backend server.
Actual number of maximum requests inflight will be capped to the minimum of this setting and the value advertised in the HTTP/2 SETTINGS frame of the bakend server.
- Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.http2.max-concurrent-streams: 100
- See also:
proxy.http2.ratio
"proxy.http2.ratio"
- Description:
-
Ratio of forwarded HTTP requests with which use of HTTP/2 should be attempted.
When the backend protocol is HTTPS, for given ratio of HTTP requests, h2o will either attempt to create or reuse an existing HTTP/2 connection. Connection attempts to use HTTP/2 will be indicated to the server via ALPN, with fallback to HTTP/1.1.
When the backend protocol is cleartext HTTP, this directive has impact only when the ratio is set to
100
withproxy.http2.force-cleartext
set toON
. In such case, all backend connection will use HTTP/2 without negotiation. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.http2.ratio: 0
"proxy.http3.ratio"
- Description:
-
Ratio of forwarded HTTP requests with which use of HTTP/3 should be attempted.
When the backend protocol is HTTPS, for given ratio of HTTP requests, h2o will either attempt to create or reuse an existing HTTP/3 connection.
When the backend protocol is cleartext HTTP, this directive has no impact.
- Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.http3.ratio: 0
- Description:
-
This setting specifies the maximum amount of userspace memory / disk space used for buffering each HTTP response being forwarded, in the unit of bytes.
By default, h2o buffers unlimited amount of data being sent from backend servers. The intention behind this approach is to free up backend connections as soon as possible, under the assumption that the backend server might have lower concurrency limits than h2o. But if the backend server has enough concurrency,
proxy.max-buffer-size
can be used to restrict the memory / disk pressure caused by h2o at the cost of having more connections to the backend server. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- See also:
temp-buffer-threshold
- Description:
-
A boolean flag (
ON
orOFF
) designating whether or not to passHost
header from incoming request to upstream. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.preserve-host: OFF
"proxy.preserve-x-forwarded-proto"
- Description:
-
A boolean flag(
ON
orOFF
) indicating if the server preserve the receivedx-forwarded-proto
request header.By default, when transmitting a HTTP request to an upstream HTTP server, H2O removes the received
x-forwarded-proto
request header and sends its own, as a precaution measure to prevent an attacker connecting through HTTP to lie that they are connected via HTTPS. However in case H2O is run behind a trusted HTTPS proxy, such protection might not be desirable, and this configuration directive can be used to modify the behaviour. - Level:
- global
- Default:
proxy.preserve-x-forwarded-proto: OFF
"proxy.proxy-protocol"
- Description:
-
A boolean flag (
ON
orOFF
) indicating if PROXY protocol should be used when connecting to the application server.When using the PROXY protocol, connections to the application server cannot be persistent (i.e.
proxy.timeout.keepalive
must be set to zero). - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.proxy-protocol: OFF
- See also:
proxy.timeout.keepalive
- Description:
-
Specifies the name of the server to be emitted as part of the
proxy-status
header field. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- See also:
proxy.connect.proxy-status
"proxy.ssl.cafile"
- Description:
-
Specifies the file storing the list of trusted root certificates.
By default, H2O uses
share/h2o/ca-bundle.crt
. The file contains a set of trusted root certificates maintained by Mozilla, downloaded and converted using mk-ca-bundle.pl. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- See also:
proxy.ssl.verify-peer
"proxy.ssl.session-cache"
- Description:
-
Specifies whether if and how a session cache should be used for TLS connections to the application server.
Since version 2.1, result of the TLS handshakes to the application server is memoized and later used to resume the connection, unless set to
OFF
using this directive. If the value is a mapping, then the following two attributes must be specified:- lifetime:
- validity of session cache entries in seconds
- capacity:
- maxmum number of entries to be kept in the session cache
ON
,lifetime
andcapacity
will be set to 86,400 (one day) and 4,096. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.ssl.session-cache: ON
"proxy.ssl.verify-peer"
- Description:
-
A boolean flag (
ON
orOFF
) indicating if the server certificate and hostname should be verified.If set to
ON
, the HTTP client implementation of H2O verifies the peer's certificate using the list of trusted certificates as well as compares the hostname presented in the certificate against the connecting hostname. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.ssl.verify-peer: ON
- See also:
proxy.ssl.cafile
"proxy.timeout.connect"
- Description:
-
Sets the timeout before establishing the upstream in milliseconds.
When connecting to a TLS upstream, this timeout will run until the end of the SSL handshake.
- Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.timeout.connect: 30000
"proxy.timeout.first_byte"
- Description:
-
Sets the timeout before receiving the first byte from upstream.
This sets the maxium time we will wait for the first byte from upstream, after the establishment of the connection.
- Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.timeout.first_byte: 30000
- Description:
-
Sets the upstream I/O timeout in milliseconds.
This value will be used for
proxy.timeout.connect
andproxy.timeout.first_byte
as well, unless these parameters are explicitely set. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.timeout.io: 30000
- Description:
-
Sets the upstream timeout for idle connections in milliseconds.
Upstream connection becomes non-persistent if the value is set to zero. The value should be set to something smaller than that being set at the upstream server.
- Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.timeout.keepalive: 2000
"proxy.tunnel"
- Description:
-
A boolean flag (
ON
orOFF
) indicating whether or not to allow tunnelling to the backend server.When set to
ON
, CONNECT requests and WebSocket handshakes are forwarded to the backend server. Then, if the backend server accepts those requests, H2O forwards the HTTP response to the client and acts as a bi-directional tunnel.Timeouts are governed by properties
proxy.timeout.connect
andproxy.timeout.io
. - Level:
- global, host, path, extension
- Default:
proxy.tunnel: OFF
"proxy.zerocopy"
- Description:
-
Sets the use of zerocopy operations for forwarding the response body.
By default, this flag is set to
OFF
, in which case the response bytes are read from the upstream socket to an internal buffer as they arrive, then shipped to the client. Maximum size of this buffer is controlled byproxy.max-buffer-size
. The drawback of this approach is that it causes pressure on memory bandwidth.This knob provides two alternative modes to remedy the pressure:
When set to
enabled
, if zerocopy operation in supported by the downstream connection (i.e., downstream connection being cleoartext or encrypted using kernel TLS), h2o uses a pipe as an internal buffer instead of using userspace memory. Data is moved to the pipe using thesplice
system call, then shipped to the downstream connection by another call tosplice
. Pressure to memory bandwidth is eliminated, as thesplice
system call merely moves the references to kernel memory between file descriptors.When set to
always
, data from upstream is spliced into a pipe regardless of downstream connection providing support for zerocopy. When the downstream connection does not support zerocopy, data is intially moved into the pipe, then gets read and written to the socket (as well as being encrypted, if necessary) as late as it becomes possible to send the data. This approach does not reduce the total amount of bytes flowing through the CPU, but reduces the amount of userspace memory used by h2o by delaying the reads, thereby reducing cache spills. - Level:
- global
- Default:
proxy.zerocopy: OFF
- See also:
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Dugtrio gained a bit of base attack in Rose Red/Iris Blue, but that's all it needs to become a scary end-game threat. Its blistering speed and potent Edgequake means that it can threaten most of the format once the opposition is worn down. Furthermore, its high crit rate can make switching into Dugtrio a daunting task. However, Dugtrio remains as frail as ever and cannot afford to trade for the most part. Its movepool is also sparse and its role is predictable. Then again... does that even matter against RBY's King of Crits?
- Earthquake
- Rock Slide
- Slash
- Substitute
Earthquake + Rock Slide makes for some great coverage, hitting the format for neutral damage or better. Slash is convenient for when you don't want to predict, and Substitute can give Dugtrio more opportunities to attack if an electric-type is forced out.
Body Slam can paralyze some switch-ins but it's often better to go for damage or fish for a critical hit. Hyper Beam is a bit stronger than Slash and has the chance to crit, but it's a lot more commital than Slash.
Status: Paralysis can destroy Dugtrio's main niche, and burn prevents it from meaningfully damaging things. Poison opens up Dream Eater counterplay.
Bulky water/grass types: If these are not sufficently worn down, Dugtrio will take immense damage or faint while attempting to muscle through the opponent.
Author: Kurai
Publish Date: 1st August 2020


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23andMe is a privately held personal genomics and biotechnology company based in Mountain View, California that provides rapid genetic testing. The company is named for the 23 pairs of chromosomes in a normal human cell. Their personal genome test kit was named "Invention of the Year" by Time magazine in 2008.
Engineering:
HPC Systems Administrator
Senior Software Engineer
Software Engineer
Storage Systems Architect/Engineer
Science:
Backend Software Engineer
Health Content Scientist
Research Assistant
Scientist
Statistical Geneticist
Statistical Geneticist focusing on Parkinson's Disease
Survey Methodologist
User Interface Designer
Bina is the big data science platform accelerating personalized medicine for researchers and clinicians requiring fast, accurate and scalable genomic analysis. The word "Bina" means "knowledge" or "insight", translated from both Persian and Hebrew. We use cutting-edge big data technologies to dramatically reduce the amount of time and money required to process raw genetic data in order to generate insights for personalized medicine. Bina was started by a team of Stanford and Berkeley researchers and entrepreneurs, with the vision that whole genome sequencing (WGS) is just the beginning of a brighter future. Bina is accelerating personalized medicine, one genome at a time.
Big Data Software Architect
Senior Software Engineer
Senior Computational Biologist
Senior Data Scientist
Senior Applications Support Scientist
Senior Bioinformatics Scientist
TechCrunch: With $6.25M In Tow, Bina Technologies Wants To Bring Big Data Insight To Genomic Sequencing
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1412: ·Joan of Arc born and baptized in Domremy
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1425: ·Joan begins to hear voices
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1428: ·Joan travels to Vaucouleurs (prompted by voices), and asks to join the Dauphin but is turned away.
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1429: ·Joan journeys again to Vaucouleurs to ask to join the Dauphin's forces; this time she is accepted.
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February 13, 1429: ·Joan leaves Vaucouleurs dressed in men's clothing and heads to Chinon, where the Dauphin is staying. Once there, she asks to help France fight the English and the Burgundians; Charles orders her interrogation by Churchmen for the next three weeks.
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April 1429: ·Dauphin gives Joan command of a small force.
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April 27, 1429: ·Joan and her troops set out from Blois to relieve French forces at the Siege of Orleans
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April 29, 1429: ·Joan and La Hire reach Orleans, where they are told to wait for reinforcements.
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May 4, 1429: ·After a sudden inspiration, Joan leads an attack on the English.
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May 7, 1429: ·Wounded, Joan nonetheless leads a battle at Les Tourelles.
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May 9, 1429: ·Joan travels to Tours, where she asks the Dauphin to go immediately to Reims for a coronation ceremony.
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June 18, 1429: ·Battle of Patay
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July 16, 1429: ·Dauphin's army reaches Reims
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July 17, 1429: ·The Dauphin is crowned King of France
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July 20, 1429: ·Charles leaves Reims and parades around region
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August 2, 1429: ·Charles retreats to Loire
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August 14, 1429: ·French and English forces skirmish at Senlis
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August 28, 1429: ·Burgundy and France sign a four-month truce
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September 8, 1429: ·Assault on Paris begins
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December 1429: ·Charles raises Joan, her parents, and her brothers to nobility status
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May 14, 1430: ·Joan reaches Compiegne
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May 25, 1430: ·Paris learns of Joan's capture
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January 3, 1431: ·Joan transferred to Bishop Pierre Cauchon's control for interrogation.
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January 13, 1431: ·Joan's trial begins
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May 24, 1431: ·Upon the reading of her sentence, Joan, frightened, signs a last- minute abjuration
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May 29, 1431: ·After rescinding her abjuration, Joan is transferred from ecclesiastic to secular authority.
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May 30, 1431: ·Joan is burned at the stake
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1450: ·Charles VII orders an investigation into Joan of Arc's trial
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May 16, 1920: ·Pope Benedict XV makes Joan of Arc a saint
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Pope says technology, globalisation endanger youth individuality
Pope Francis on Friday warned that technology and globalisation were homogenising young people around the world to the point where their uniqueness and cultural individuality were becoming endangered species.
The 82-year-old pontiff made his appeal for young people to hold on to the cultures handed down by their ancestors and cherish their roots at a meeting of leaders of other religions as he wrapped up the last full day of his visit to Thailand.
He decried a “growing tendency to discredit local values and cultures by imposing a unitary model” for values on young people, referring apparently to Western influence from films, advertising and social media.
“This produces a cultural devastation that is just as serious as the disappearance of species of animals and plants,” he said.
The preservation of local culture was also a theme of a visit on Friday to the predominantly Catholic village of Wat Roman on the outskirts of Bangkok.
READ ALSO: Pope Francis joins global outrage at drowning of Mexican migrant father, daughter
The dominant culture in Thailand is closely tied to Buddhism, although the Catholic minority of fewer than one per cent were generally treated well in modern times.
In a talk to priests and nuns gathered in the village church, Francis paid tribute to those killed for their faith in the past.
Among them were seven Catholics, including three teenage girls, who were killed by Thai police in 1940 in the Northeastern province of Nakhon Phanom.
The World War II period and other spells of persecution are considered aberrations and today relations between Buddhists and Catholics are generally very good.
During the reign of Thailand’s King Narai 350 years ago, the Vatican formally established its “Mission de Siam”.
Although missionaries failed to achieve mass conversions, they were largely tolerated by the Buddhist majority and particularly the royal court.
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The show begins with a brief history of opera exploring its origins and how the performers sing with such loud and talented voices. “Opera the Great” is a tale of two young lovers hopelessly in love seeking the approval of the Soprano’s father to get married. While the Villain attempts to interfere with the happily ever after of the young couple, a Diva sings classical operatic melodies while the Buffo narrates the scenes.
Utilizing a brilliant chest of hats, mustaches and other props, five singers and a talented orchestra of one tell the story. Most importantly student audience members play a crucial and star role as the Bride’s Father and Villain’s Assistant.
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Dfam (and nhmmer) has been incorporated into RepeatMasker, a widely used tool for annotating interspersed repeats and low complexity DNA sequences. RepeatMasker offers a significantly more sophisticated method for resolving and post-processing of repeat annotations than dfamscan. For details on installing and running, please visit the RepeatMasker site.
Dfam can also be downloaded and searches performed locally. To do this you will need to download three items from our web site:
If you want to include Tandem Repeat Finder annotation, please obtain TRF from the TRF website. dfamscan.pl assumes that nhmmer and trf (if required) are in the executable PATH.
The script dfamscan.pl is designed to manage running nhmmer and the Dfam database of HMMs on a query sequence, including the task of resolving redundant profile hits (RPHs: cases in which multiple profile HMMs match the same region of input sequence). This script is intended to be a first-pass to annotation and not as a replacement for RepeatMasker, which is a more thorough expert system that incorporates Dfam and nhmmer (a version of RepeatMasker that incorporates nhmmer and Dfam will be available soon).
When searching with dfamscan.pl (or nhmmer), it is important to understand the two different score thresholds stored in the model. The gathering threshold (GA), used when running with the '--cut_ga' flag, is appropriate for masking the human genome, when a moderate false discovery rate (FDR) is acceptable. But when annotating another organism, the empirical FDR may not hold, so the more stringent trusted cutoff (TC) threshold, accessed using the '--cut_tc' flag, should be used.
Models for "raw" families (accessions starting with DR) do not undergo the same threshold calculation process as curated families. For these models, you must use E-value or bit score thresholds (-E and -T respectively). Trying to use the precalculated threshold options will produce an error such as: "Error: GA bit thresholds unavailable on model _____".
To see the full set of command line options, execute the following command:
dfamscan.pl --help
This should print a help page like this:
Command line options for controlling ./dfamscan.pl ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --help : prints this help messeage --version : prints version information for this program and both nhmmscan and trf Requires either --dfam_infile <s> Use this is you've already run nhmmscan, and just want to perfom dfamscan filtering/sorting. The file must be the one produced by nhmmscan's --dfamtblout flag. (Note: must be nhmmscan output, not nhmmer output) or both of these --fastafile <s> Use these if you want dfamscan to control a --hmmfile <s> run of nhmmscan, then do filtering/sorting Requires --dfam_outfile <s> Output file, also in dfamtblout format Optionally, one of these (only -E and -T allowed with --dfam_infile) -E <f> >0, <=10000 -T <f> --masking_thresh/--cut_ga --annotation_thresh/--cut_tc Default --species <i> Currently allowed are "Other", "Homo sapiens", "Mus Musculus", "Danio rerio", "Drosophila melanogaster", or "Caenorhabditis elegans" Optionally one of these --sortby_eval --sortby_model --sortby_seq Default Redundant Profile Hit (RPH) removal (only if not --no_rph_removal) --min_cov_frac <f> This is similar to the MaskLevel concept in crossmatch. A match is considered non-redundant if at least (100-min_cov_frac)% of it's aligned bases are not contained within the domain of any higher-scoring hit. Default: 0.75 All optional --trf_outfile <s> Runs trf, put results in <s>; only with --fastafile --cpu <i> Default 8 --no_rph_removal Don't remove redundant profile hits --log_file <s>
The recommended usage for masking is:
dfamscan.pl -fastafile myHumanSeq.fa -hmmfile Dfam.hmm -dfam_outfile myHumanSeqRegionsToMask.out --masking_thresh
And for accurate annotation:
dfamscan.pl -fastafile myChickenSeq.fa -hmmfile Dfam.hmm -dfam_outfile myChickenSeq.DfamHits.out
If you have already performed a search using nhmmscan and want to adjust the post-processing (the 'sortby' flags or the 'overlap' flags, or set a more stringent threshold with -E or -T), the search need not be run again. You can used the previous outfile as the new input. For example:
dfamscan.pl --dfam_infile myChickenSeq.DfamHits.out --overlap_trim 5 -T 60.0 -dfam_outfile myChickenSeq.DfamHits.out2
Finally, two other parameters of note. The trf flag turns on the tandem repeat finder search, such that the results are displayed along side the Dfam hits. The other is flag --cpu controls how many CPUs nhmmer will try and use.
Redundant Profile Hit (RPH) resolution is tricky business. Clearly redundant hits should be removed, and slightly overlapping hits should be retained, but some such decisions are not obvious. The dfamscan script takes a conservative approach, removing obviously overlapping hits (e.g. in cases where one hit clearly outscores another, even if the first is slightly shorter than the second), but retaining possibly-redundant matches in which two model matches overlap substantially but without a clear "winner". This happens, for example, when when one hit is slightly outscored by another much shorter hit, or when two hits are offset such that the 5' half of one hit overlaps the 3' half of another hit. It is left to downstream tools to make final decisions in these (relatively rare) cases.


| DOSE: |
14.5 mg |
oral |
2C-T-7 |
(powder / crystals) |
Last meal 5.5h (rice/meat) before intake @ 22.15
First effects (slightly dilated pupils and a little amphetamine-buzz) noted at half an hour. Nothing to the 1.30 point, apart from some concentration problems and a bit `witty' feeling. Feels suprisingly normal. Unnoticeable mood-uplift. Sounds appear to be louder.
Going outside. Cars are more shiny, and appear to be all brand-new. Shiny things are *fun*.
Mistake: if you've taken a visual drug, things like finding your way on a dark forest-path can be a bit difficult. Part of the problem was that my vision wasn't extended downwards, into the less light-sensitive region, and that color-vision was already starting to generate small open-eye visuals which more or less prevented the `black & white' vision from kicking in.
Looking upwards, the sky seems closer. Stars started wiggling, then connected to patterns which were moving. A little bit later, single stars were forming lines. This expanded into geometric patterns which started in my peripheral vision, extending quickly inwards. In a second or two the sky was covered with rotating triangles and escher-like manifolds. Impressive. CEV's start rapidly, and persist a little while with eyes open. No cosmic feelings, however. But maybe that's a bit too much asked from this dose.
After half an hour, I like to have other visual stimuli than stars. Decide to ride home. Looking at a house at the end of the road is like looking at a tiroler waldstube halfway down a mountain. Depth perception is *definitely* increased. Estimating distances is also difficult. Roads appear to be very wide & vast, and enhanced in contrast. Beautiful. It appears that there is more fun to be had from looking at bright things, than sitting in the dark.
At the 3.5 hour point, I'm still a bit surprised with the absence of any hefty mood/mind-altering effects. Also no `insights' yet. Of course, I know that I've taken a psychedelic substance, but my mind still feels clear. Weird stuff. Decide to go to a club to let it wear off, and also to see if this is `party stuff'.
4.5h: I *could* go to sleep; after a few minutes of dancing I think that going to sleep would be a waste of the 2ct7. A nice thing of 2ct7 is that it keeps you `fast' at a constant level for a looong time, if you want to. Similar to 2cb in that respect. Visuals are only noticable with closed yes.
Minor grudge: I would like to `feel' the music. I think I wouldn't
decline 50mg mdma at this point.
6 hours: Feels like mdma, but is pleasantly distinct. Very socializing. Differs from mdma that it is more `witty'; instead of just walking around with a big grin on your face feeling good, you notice all kind of things which are funny, and then start to smile. It's also less `hippie-like': mdma knocks you out with empathy, to the point that you even feel sorry for brutal people harassing you (cokeheads..). 2ct7 has no tolerance for the intolerant. Good, IMO. CEV's still present. Notice that a ticking hi-hat can be transformed into a tunnel of small yellow/blue dots coming at me. Nice. If these are the first signs of synesthesia then I'd definitely like to try 20+ mg :-)
8 hours: crotch heating wakes up. Round things are fun too :-)
9 hours: No problems falling asleep.
Next day: nice afterglow; no physical problems. No hangover, still feeling
a bit giddy.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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The essential fields to be provided in the Medication resource are:
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| Medication.id | id | 0..1 | id | |
| Medication.code | code | 1..1 | CodeableConcept | |
| Medication.ingredient | ingredient | 0..* | BackboneElement | |
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code: Prednisone 5mg tablet (Product) (Details : {SNOMED CT code '373994007' = 'Prednisone 5mg tablet', given as 'Prednisone 5mg tablet (Product)'})
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Daughter of great-grandad assaulted in East Kilbride hospital claims it contributed to his death
by Oliver NortonTHE daughter of a great-grandad assaulted in hospital claims it contributed to his death.
Agnes Edgar, 32, is also “gutted” over fears her father Wully’s alleged attacker may dodge prosecution.
She revealed her agony after we told how a patient was said to have kicked and hit Wully, 69, over the head with a glass jug as he battled a chest bug in Hairmyres Hospital, East Kilbride, in October last year.
He passed away in January. And last night Agnes, of Cambuslang, said: “My dad wasn’t himself after he was attacked.
"He took constant panic attacks.
"We’ve been told the man that attacked him might not face any more prosecution because my dad’s deceased. It’s devastating.”
Police said: “A 54-year-old man was charged in connection with an assault.”
A Crown Office spokesman added: “The procurator fiscal has received a report in relation to an alleged incident. It remains under consideration.”
A hospital spokeswoman said: “Patient safety is paramount.”


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--- title: "Toronto Neighbourhood Auto Theft situation from 2014 to 2019" author: "Liuxuan Wang" date: 2015-07-23T21:13:14-05:00 categories: ["R"] tags: ["R Markdown", "plot", "regression"] ---
In this paper we are going to explore the number of Auto Theft cases for each Toronto Neighbourhood from 2014 to 2019. To see if there is any neighbourhood which is unusual. Has the number of Auto Theft cases been varied a lot among years?
In a modern city like Toronto, Auto theft always exist. As the number of auto mobile vechicles increase, people’s methods of preventing the theft are also more ane more advanced. In this paper, we will auto theft problem between 2014 to 2019 using the data about the number of Auto theft in each neighbourhood during this time period. The main finds include that most of the neighbourhoods in Toronto had no more than 50 Auto Theft cases during 2014 to 2019. There were always 5 to 6 neighbourhoods with serious auto theft issues with around 100 cases, or even more than 300. West Humber-Clairville was a neighbourhood whose problem was extremely serious, and even worse in 2019.
In this paper, I choose the data from open data Toronto. The original data set is about the Neighbourhood crime rate of different categories of crime between 2014 and 2019. I draw histograms for each year’s Auto theft counts to see the distribution and boxplots to see the centre, spread and outliers. Both the histograms and the boxplots are very similar between years. Also, there isn’t much distinction on the median and spread, as well. Therefore, the number of auto theft in each Toronto neighbourhoods hasn’t changed much between years. For the neighbourhood which has an extremely high number of auto theft , I have searched for the online resource that it is a place with large number of theft. And the data shows that it still suffers from the problem.
The paper first includes original data along with a description. The following are graphs including 6 histograms and 6 boxplots. The discussion and reference are under the graphs. Since the data shows that the number of auto theft in Toronto neighbourhoods hasn’t changed much, it may indicate that there is some actions needed in the future to mitigate the issue. This analyze also has limitation and weakness. Since the data ends by 2019, it is not accurate to say that the situation now is still align with the situation reflected from the data. If we want it to be more accurate, we still need to collect the data in the future and do the same analyze to compare.
This dataset is about the neighbourhood crime data from 2014 to 2019. It includes the number of auto theft, assault, robbery, homicide, theft over and break and enter for each year. Also, based on the 2016 Census population, it includes five year averages and neighbourhood crime rates per 100,000 people.
_id: unique row identifier(int) OBJECTID: Autogenerated distinct record identifier(int)
Neighbourhood: name of Toronto neighbourhood (chr)
Hood_ID: Toronto neighbourhood identifier (chr)
Population: 2016 Census population (int)
Assault_2014~Assault_2019: Count of assaults for 2014-2019(int)
Assault_AVG: Average Assaults from 2014 - 2019 (dbl)
Assault_CHG: Percantage change in assaults from 2018-2019(dbl)
Assault_Rate_2019: Rate of assaults for 2019 per 100,000 population (dbl)
AutoTheft_2014~AutoTheft_2019: Count of auto thefts for 2014 to 2019(int)
AutoTheft_AVG:Average auto thefts from 2014-2019 (dbl)
AutoTheft_CHG: Percentage Change in auto thefts from 2018-2019(dbl)
AutoTheft_Rate_2019: Rate of auto thefts for 2019 per 100,000 population(dbl)
BreakandEnter_2014~BreakandEnter_2019: Count of break and enters for 2014 to 2019 (int)
BreakandEnter_AVG: Average break and enters from 2014-2019 (dbl) BreakandEnter_CHG: percentage Change in break and enters from 2018-2019 (dbl)
BreakandEnter_Rate_2019: Rate of break and enters for 2019 per 100,000 population (dbl)
Homicide_2014~Homicide_2019: Count of homicides for 2014 to 2019 (int)
Robbery_AVG: Average robberies from 2014-2019 (dbl)
Robbery_CHG: percentage Change in robberies from 2018-2019 (dbl)
Robbery_Rate_2019: Rate of robberies for 2019 per 100,000 population (dbl)
TheftOver_2014~TheftOver_2019: Count of thefts over for 2014 to 2019 (int)
TheftOver_AVG: Average thefts over from 2014-2019 (dbl)
TheftOver_CHG: Percentage Change in thefts over from 2018-2019(dbl)
TheftOver_Rate_2019: Rate of thefts over for 2019 per 100,000 population (dbl)
Shape__Area: Autogenerated area measurement (dbl)
Shape__Length: Autogenerated length measurement (dbl)
## Rows: 140
## Columns: 62
## $ `_id` <int> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14…
## $ OBJECTID <int> 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 2…
## $ Neighbourhood <chr> "South Parkdale", "South Riverdale", "St.Andr…
## $ Hood_ID <chr> "085", "070", "040", "061", "021", "022", "13…
## $ Population <int> 21849, 27876, 17812, 15683, 12416, 15545, 133…
## $ Assault_2014 <int> 202, 215, 53, 127, 76, 117, 50, 480, 247, 79,…
## $ Assault_2015 <int> 226, 207, 41, 92, 89, 132, 39, 495, 259, 97, …
## $ Assault_2016 <int> 231, 236, 48, 97, 118, 114, 48, 543, 244, 106…
## $ Assault_2017 <int> 229, 243, 45, 107, 116, 157, 48, 694, 243, 11…
## $ Assault_2018 <int> 220, 304, 55, 123, 109, 119, 46, 766, 288, 13…
## $ Assault_2019 <int> 251, 261, 58, 122, 118, 161, 48, 879, 282, 13…
## $ Assault_AVG <dbl> 226.5, 244.3, 50.0, 111.3, 104.3, 133.3, 46.5…
## $ Assault_CHG <dbl> 0.14, -0.14, 0.05, -0.01, 0.08, 0.35, 0.04, 0…
## $ Assault_Rate_2019 <dbl> 1148.8, 936.3, 325.6, 777.9, 950.4, 1035.7, 3…
## $ AutoTheft_2014 <int> 13, 18, 15, 11, 66, 36, 8, 31, 42, 17, 8, 14,…
## $ AutoTheft_2015 <int> 20, 23, 25, 9, 42, 33, 7, 24, 29, 12, 7, 9, 1…
## $ AutoTheft_2016 <int> 23, 27, 10, 7, 62, 45, 5, 23, 44, 10, 4, 7, 5…
## $ AutoTheft_2017 <int> 19, 37, 15, 5, 83, 58, 8, 27, 40, 18, 12, 12,…
## $ AutoTheft_2018 <int> 17, 40, 21, 12, 106, 56, 10, 68, 46, 23, 8, 1…
## $ AutoTheft_2019 <int> 20, 40, 35, 12, 135, 68, 19, 54, 66, 19, 8, 1…
## $ AutoTheft_AVG <dbl> 18.7, 30.8, 20.2, 9.3, 82.3, 49.3, 9.5, 37.8,…
## $ AutoTheft_CHG <dbl> 0.18, 0.00, 0.67, 0.00, 0.27, 0.21, 0.90, -0.…
## $ AutoTheft_Rate_2019 <dbl> 91.5, 143.5, 196.5, 76.5, 1087.3, 437.4, 142.…
## $ BreakandEnter_2014 <int> 45, 89, 81, 31, 54, 35, 13, 141, 130, 41, 50,…
## $ BreakandEnter_2015 <int> 51, 98, 79, 71, 44, 35, 15, 152, 116, 58, 20,…
## $ BreakandEnter_2016 <int> 71, 148, 57, 43, 41, 24, 19, 145, 86, 57, 14,…
## $ BreakandEnter_2017 <int> 58, 94, 91, 27, 40, 21, 23, 199, 103, 36, 12,…
## $ BreakandEnter_2018 <int> 78, 91, 81, 41, 56, 44, 16, 191, 65, 51, 14, …
## $ BreakandEnter_2019 <int> 89, 133, 83, 63, 57, 61, 29, 303, 65, 46, 16,…
## $ BreakandEnter_AVG <dbl> 65.3, 108.8, 78.7, 46.0, 48.7, 36.7, 19.2, 18…
## $ BreakandEnter_CHG <dbl> 0.14, 0.46, 0.02, 0.54, 0.02, 0.39, 0.81, 0.5…
## $ BreakandEnter_Rate_2019 <dbl> 407.3, 477.1, 466.0, 401.7, 459.1, 392.4, 217…
## $ Homicide_2014 <int> 0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, …
## $ Homicide_2015 <int> 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 4, 2, 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, …
## $ Homicide_2016 <int> 1, 3, 0, 1, 0, 1, 0, 3, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, …
## $ Homicide_2017 <int> 0, 5, 2, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, …
## $ Homicide_2018 <int> 0, 2, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, …
## $ Homicide_2019 <int> 1, 0, 0, 1, 3, 0, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, …
## $ Homicide_AVG <dbl> 0.3, 1.8, 0.5, 0.7, 1.2, 0.3, 0.3, 2.0, 1.2, …
## $ Homicide_CHG <dbl> 1.00, -1.00, 0.00, 1.00, 2.00, 0.00, -1.00, -…
## $ Homicide_Rate_2019 <dbl> 4.6, 0.0, 0.0, 6.4, 24.2, 0.0, 0.0, 3.2, 3.7,…
## $ Robbery_2014 <int> 24, 64, 8, 24, 22, 28, 10, 122, 40, 28, 25, 1…
## $ Robbery_2015 <int> 35, 42, 5, 37, 23, 27, 4, 128, 44, 22, 22, 17…
## $ Robbery_2016 <int> 41, 49, 14, 16, 23, 24, 13, 114, 46, 24, 24, …
## $ Robbery_2017 <int> 30, 64, 0, 20, 27, 34, 11, 138, 51, 30, 20, 3…
## $ Robbery_2018 <int> 35, 40, 4, 16, 31, 29, 6, 169, 28, 14, 16, 21…
## $ Robbery_2019 <int> 33, 35, 12, 13, 28, 27, 1, 143, 37, 25, 13, 2…
## $ Robbery_AVG <dbl> 33.0, 49.0, 7.2, 21.0, 25.7, 28.2, 7.5, 135.7…
## $ Robbery_CHG <dbl> -0.06, -0.13, 2.00, -0.19, -0.10, -0.07, -0.8…
## $ Robbery_Rate_2019 <dbl> 151.0, 125.6, 67.4, 82.9, 225.5, 173.7, 7.5, …
## $ TheftOver_2014 <int> 6, 18, 10, 4, 15, 1, 1, 32, 4, 4, 9, 2, 1, 4,…
## $ TheftOver_2015 <int> 4, 16, 14, 3, 16, 9, 1, 16, 15, 5, 3, 4, 5, 2…
## $ TheftOver_2016 <int> 9, 22, 8, 5, 18, 1, 1, 40, 18, 3, 3, 2, 4, 4,…
## $ TheftOver_2017 <int> 10, 27, 7, 2, 18, 7, 4, 30, 7, 7, 4, 3, 1, 8,…
## $ TheftOver_2018 <int> 9, 24, 6, 4, 15, 10, 2, 43, 12, 3, 1, 5, 1, 6…
## $ TheftOver_2019 <int> 22, 21, 6, 3, 22, 8, 3, 42, 14, 3, 3, 6, 2, 8…
## $ TheftOver_AVG <dbl> 10.0, 21.3, 8.5, 3.5, 17.3, 6.0, 2.0, 33.8, 1…
## $ TheftOver_CHG <dbl> 1.44, -0.13, 0.00, -0.25, 0.47, -0.20, 0.50, …
## $ TheftOver_Rate_2019 <dbl> 100.7, 75.3, 33.7, 19.1, 177.2, 51.5, 22.5, 1…
## $ Shape__Area <dbl> 2286974, 10964574, 7299580, 1062970, 7966905,…
## $ Shape__Length <dbl> 10802.832, 43080.725, 13025.997, 5940.700, 12…
## $ geometry <POLYGON [°]> POLYGON ((-79.42774 43.6297..., POLYG…
In this assignment, I mainly focus on exploring the situation of AutoTheft in Toronto Neighbourhood from 2014 to 2019.
Firstly, I draw a histogram of the number of Auto Theft for each year. The distributions of the number of Auto Theft for each year from 2014 to 2019 are very similar. It shows a skewness to the right. The maximum frequency often falls around 10 to 15. For year of 2015 and 2016, the shape of distribution come to be bimodal, the maximum frequency also falls around 20 to 25 except for the one we have mentioned. From the right side of each histograms, we can also see some data that could be outliers, which show extremely high quantity of auto thefts. In 2017, the number of neighbourhoods with more than 100 Auto Theft cases is 1, which is the least. In 2019, there are 5 neighbourhoods with more than 100 auto thefts, which is the most. For each year, there is a neighbourhood called West humber-clairville having around 300 AutoTheft cases, even close to 500 in 2019.
Secondly, we put each year’s Toronto neighbourhood auto theft data into boxplots to see the centre, spread and outliers.The shapes of boxplots for each year are not so much different. All of their median are around 20 per year. 75% of data are below 50 per year, which is very concentrated. Also, for each year the IQR is about 30, not very large. Each year, there will be 5 to 6 upper outliers while there isn’t any outliers below.
Overall, except for the fluctuation of outliers, the centre, spread and the number of outliers of Auto Theft in Toronto Neighbourhoods has been relativley steady from 2014 to 2019. The Auto Theft problem is not very serious for most neighbourhoods. While for neighbourhoods with serious Auto Theft problem, the situation has not been mitigated, yet.


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WITNESS LIST Business & Industry Committee April 24, 2001-2:00P HB 2465 For: Ahmad, Janet (Home Owner for Better Building) Corbisiero, John V. (Elm Creeek Villas Association, Inc. as President) Munoz, Laura (Home Owners for a Better Building) SB 507 For: Wiggins, Jude (Cypress Creek United Civic Assns., Rolling Fork Owners Committee) Windsor, Jim (Lakewood Forest Fund, Inc.) On: Brooks, Geneva Kirk (Self and American Veterans in Domestic Defense & Property Rights Foundation, Inc.) SB 1637 For: Courtney, Chuck (Texas Retailers Association) Martin, Jim (Texas Pharmacy Association)


Purple Purse draws its inspiration from a vintage Ivory Soap ad from the 1950's. Somewhat of a cross between Bodoni and Pixie, this font finds that it never truly takes itself seriously. The fun little bounce of the typeface gives it a perky personality.
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| To: | Vladimir Geisberg | |
| Cc: | Michael Brook, Mikhail Gurevich, W. M. Miller, Alex Harlap, Mark Avenmarg, Peter Goodrich, Pero Smrzlic | |
| From: | Scott Turner | |
| Date: | 98-07-13 | |
| Subject: | Plan for Java Support in DISCOVER |
DISCOVER will support programming in the Java language. Most importantly, DISCOVER must accept Java code, parsing it, analyzing it, and incorporating its significant relationships into a model.
Implementation of Java support for DISCOVER will be uncomplicated, thanks to the work that has gone before in support for IF, particularly for the C++ language which is (syntactically) nearly a superset of Java.
A number of Java parsers, including EDG, are capable of parsing a number of compilation units in one go. This provides an efficiency analogous to precompiled headers, without the risk of complications that occur with C and C++ preprocessing. We will take advantage of this, and do not expect it to affect the user interface. This feature will require substantive effort of a day or two.
There are at present no good ways of verifying that a model built from Java is complete, correct, or consistent, apart from manual inspection of the results. If a more automatic mechanism were invented, it could affect the duration of task 7 in either direction: it could reduce the time spent testing, or it could lengthen the time spent fixing (a larger number of) bugs and issues. The testing plan is that a large quantity of Java code will be run through the model build to detect crashes, compilation errors, and such, and that a large amount of spot inspection will be applied to verify apparently-successful results.
Existing techniques of building regression tests are sufficient for this project.
We depend on EDG Java support of .class and .zip files. This means that the parser can read declarations from the bytecode in these files. EDG anticipates this feature being available in July. Without this feature, DISCOVER's Java support would be generally useless.
Implementation of model build for Java needs to wait until after we have IF generation fully implemented (based on Jfe or another Java parser).
MG, I believe, is of the opinion that the one week in the schedule above for tasks 2 and 3 is insufficient, but I do not know how much time he would allow for them. Check with MG.
Unanticipated discoveries in the first three tasks, in particular, could negatively impact the schedule; a review of the schedule should be planned shortly after the evaluation, functional specification, and design tasks are completed.
We assume that the EDG front end is selected. If the EDG front end were elminated, the schedule would be delayed in order to find a suitable replacement, and implementation effort would likely be greater. There are several reasons for this impact. First, EDG have attempted to incorporate a priori our needs for source locations and the like (having gained insight into these needs through the required enhancements to the C/C++ parser over the last eight months), while a parser that was designed strictly for compilation will likely require significant modifications to collect and maintain the information we need. Second, although the EDG Java intermediate language is different in many ways from that of their C/C++ product, a good deal of othe experience we have gained will carry over, while working with the other compilers would have a longer learning curve.
The EDG Java front end is not yet proven as part of a usable product. Though Java is a straightforward language and EDG has done a good deal of testing, if we should choose EDG then we can expect a few substantial bugs to show up during the development of Java support.
Since we are not plugged in to the Java community, it is hard to anticipate all of the expectations/requirements of customers.
Write and unit test IF generation.
To generate IF, a conventional compiler front end is augmented to create sections
as follows:
Attention will be given to performance improvement after the implementation is functioning.
Implement DISCOVER changes.
| 1. | Evaluation of EDG front end | 1.5 wks |
| 2. | Design of IF support for Java | .5 wks |
| 3. | Functional specification of Discover support for Java | .5 wks |
| <reevaluate rest of plan at this point> | ||
| 4. | Write and unit test IF generation for EDG front end | 3.0 wks |
| 5. | Implement DISCOVER changes (model, UI) | 1.5 wks |
| 6. | Documentation | 1.6 wks |
| 7. | System test and fix issues and bugs | 6.0 wks |
| total: | 14.0 wks |
Task 1 can be conducted in parallel with tasks 2 and 3. Tasks 4 and 5 can be conducted in paralled, as can (and should) tasks 6 and 7. The critical path is tasks 1, 4, and 7, for an elapsed time of 10.5 weeks.


Louis Holland arrives in Boston in a spring of strange happenings - earthquakes strike the city, and the first one kills his grandmother. During a bitter feud over the inheritance Louis falls in love with Renee Seitchek, a passionate and brilliant seismologist, whose discoveries about the origin of the earthquakes complicate everything.


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Selected code, either open source or written by me on my own time back in
the days before "open source" was defined.
-
- PIA (1999-2001)
- A web server and templating engine for HTML and XML, with
functional-programming semantics and XML syntax. It makes a
single pass through the input file, making it suitable for
low-memory applications. Ugly, but remarkably efficient.
Originally written in Perl, rewritten in Java, partially
rewritten to use the newly-defined DOM, and later ported to
C. Note that the earliest versions were roughly contemporary
with the development of PHP, and predated both XML and the DOM.
I designed the language and wrote the XML/HTML
parser, the interpreter, and the DOM library. This will also give
you a good idea of how I like to organize a project, with
HEADER.html files in most if not all directories. (These are
gradually being replaced with README.md as things get moved to
GitHub.) The HEADER.html files work really well if you're serving the
project with Apache, with auto-indexing turned on.
-
- MakeStuff
- These are the tools I use to manage multiple websites, songbooks,
recording projects, blogs, remote
git
repositories, and so
on. Also a good example of how I organize projects and use Makefiles
as a way of aggregating commonly-used code snippets.
-
- Silvermine Resources products
- I wrote this suite of programs for my late father's now-defunct consulting company. They ran under
MS-DOS, and provide a simple
mc
-like interface for
transferring and converting files written by a variety of
different Perkin-Elmer spectrophotometers and other devices. The
project involved writing drivers for several different
filesystems, and used make
for incremental backups
and production as well as compilation.


Studio
Presents
Title
This movie is rated '
Rating
'
RatingText
We have
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available for rental


1 Chronicles 26:30
And of the Hebronites, Hashabiah and his brethren, men of valor, a thousand and seven hundred, were officers among them of Israel on this side Jordan westward in all the business of the LORD, and in the service of the king.


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| File | Statements | Branches | Functions | Lines | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AuthorizationClient.js | 90.27% | 204/226 | 78.06% | 121/155 | 96.67% | 29/30 | 91.63% | 197/215 | |
| ContentObjectVerification.js | 0% | 0/99 | 0% | 0/37 | 0% | 0/14 | 0% | 0/94 | |
| Crypto.js | 74.68% | 59/79 | 64.29% | 9/14 | 77.78% | 14/18 | 75.32% | 58/77 | |
| ElvClient.js | 80.71% | 636/788 | 67.81% | 335/494 | 83.54% | 137/164 | 82.44% | 615/746 | |
| ElvWallet.js | 92.31% | 24/26 | 75% | 9/12 | 100% | 9/9 | 92.31% | 24/26 | |
| EthClient.js | 82.54% | 156/189 | 64.77% | 57/88 | 90.24% | 37/41 | 84.75% | 150/177 | |
| FrameClient.js | 82.05% | 64/78 | 76.6% | 36/47 | 88.24% | 15/17 | 84.51% | 60/71 | |
| HttpClient.js | 88.24% | 30/34 | 75% | 24/32 | 100% | 6/6 | 88.24% | 30/34 | |
| Id.js | 100% | 4/4 | 100% | 0/0 | 100% | 1/1 | 100% | 4/4 | |
| UserProfileClient.js | 92.31% | 144/156 | 75.68% | 56/74 | 92.86% | 26/28 | 94.63% | 141/149 | |
| Utils.js | 85% | 85/100 | 65.33% | 49/75 | 88.89% | 24/27 | 87.37% | 83/95 |


{% csrf_token %}
{% if form.errors %}
{% include "_includes/errors.html" %}
{% endif %}
{% include "_includes/v_tab.html" %}
{% include "_includes/model_fields/textfield.html" %}
{% include "_includes/model_fields/textfield_date.html" %}
{% include "_includes/model_fields/textarea.html" %}
{% include "_includes/model_fields/autocomplete.html" %}
{% include "_includes/model_fields/checkbox_confirm.html" %}
{% include "contacts/includes/point_of_contacts_table_edit.html" %}


|
camera - camera handle
near# - distance in front of camera that fog starts far# - distance in front of camera that fog ends |
|
Sets camera fog range.
The near parameter specifies at what distance in front of the camera that the fogging effect will start; all 3D object before this point will not be faded. The far parameter specifies at what distance in front of the camera that the fogging effect will end; all 3D objects beyond this point will be completely faded out. |
|
; CameraFogRange Example
; ---------------------- Graphics3D 640,480 SetBuffer BackBuffer() camera=CreateCamera() PositionEntity camera,0,1,0 light=CreateLight() RotateEntity light,90,0,0 plane=CreatePlane() grass_tex=LoadTexture( "media/mossyground.bmp" ) EntityTexture plane,grass_tex ; Set camera fog to 1 (linear fog) CameraFogMode camera,1 ; Set intial fog range value fog_range=10 While Not KeyDown( 1 ) ; If square brackets keys pressed then change fog range value If KeyDown( 26 )=True Then fog_range=fog_range-1 If KeyDown( 27 )=True Then fog_range=fog_range+1 ; Set camera fog range CameraFogRange camera,1,fog_range If KeyDown( 205 )=True Then TurnEntity camera,0,-1,0 If KeyDown( 203 )=True Then TurnEntity camera,0,1,0 If KeyDown( 208 )=True Then MoveEntity camera,0,0,-0.05 If KeyDown( 200 )=True Then MoveEntity camera,0,0,0.05 RenderWorld Text 0,0,"Use cursor keys to move about the infinite plane" Text 0,20,"Press [ or ] to change CameraFogRange value" Text 0,40,"CameraFogRange camera,1,"+fog_range Flip Wend End |


THESE HELP IN CODDING,AS WELL AS FOR WEB DEVELOPMENT PURPOSE, THIS IS HTML , AND HOSTED BY ME....................
MY WEBSITE IS MADE BY HTML TAGS,CSS.
USED IN THIS WEBSITE AS WELL AS IN MY PROJECT.

This is my bookmarker webpage.which is of pure javascript,press the button to visit the page.


Shapes #
It is possible to stylize elements with geometric forms or images.
Those shapes
are only cosmetic and serve no functional purpose.
All shapes
need a p
or similar references node id
s.
Predefined types for geometries are:
fix
: Marks anode
as stationary.w0
determines an angle. Default: 0.flt
: Same asfix
, but marksnode
as being movable translational.slider
: Same asflt
, but represents a movable slider.bar
: Connectnode
p1
andnode
p2
using a bar.beam
: Same asbar
, but using only onep
. Reference an angle of a constraint withwref
and define the length of the beam withlen
.wheel
: Draw awheel
on anode
.wref
a constraint for the angle.poly
: Same asbeam
, but instead of abeam
, a polygon is drawn using apts
array of coordinates.img
: Import an image using g2's image function.
Examples #
{
"nodes": [
{ "id": "A0", "x": 75, "y": 125, "base": true },
{ "id": "A", "x": 100, "y": 175 },
{ "id": "B0", "x": 300, "y": 125 }
],
"constraints": [
{
"id": "a", "p1": "A0", "p2": "A",
"len": { "type": "const" },
"ori": { "type": "drive", "repeat": 3 }
}, {
"id": "b", "p1": "B0", "p2": "A",
"len": { "type": "const" }
}, {
"id": "c", "p1": "A0", "p2": "B0",
"ori": { "type": "const" }
}
],
"shapes": [
{ "type": "fix", "p": "A0" },
{ "type": "flt", "p": "B0" }
]
}


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| md2 - md2 handle |
|
Returns the animation time of an md2 model.
The animation time is the exact moment that the md2 is at with regards its frames of animation. For example, if the md2 at a certain moment in time is moving between the third and fourth frames, then MD2AnimTime will return a number in the region 3-4. |
|
; MD2AnimTime Example
; ------------------- Graphics3D 640,480 SetBuffer BackBuffer() camera=CreateCamera() light=CreateLight() RotateEntity light,90,0,0 ; Load md2 gargoyle=LoadMD2( "media/gargoyle/gargoyle.md2") ; Load md2 texture garg_tex=LoadTexture( "media/gargoyle/gargoyle.bmp" ) ; Apply md2 texture to md2 EntityTexture gargoyle,garg_tex ; Animate md2 AnimateMD2 gargoyle,1,0.1,32,46 PositionEntity gargoyle,0,-45,100 RotateEntity gargoyle,0,180,0 While Not KeyDown( 1 ) UpdateWorld RenderWorld ; Output current animation frame to screen Text 0,0,"MD2AnimTime: "+MD2AnimTime( gargoyle ) Flip Wend End |


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Lutherse_Kerk_(Delft)
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These people influence our vision on where things are going, and help us define our mission.
writes about the post-industrial revolution, the way ideas spread, quitting and most of all, changing everything.
single-handedly crafts the Offscreen mag that ships worldwide from Berlin.
writes about social media, hustling and being real.
writes about collaboration, productivity and the nature of work.
These people are not related to hckrs in any way.

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CrimPapers
Articles published on 16 February 2019
On 16 February 2019, 8 new articles were published in 3 journals.
Comparing the Perceptions of Reentry Challenges: An Examination of Pennsylvania Magisterial District Judges, Probation/parole Officers, and Inmates by Kyle C. Ward, Robert P. Stallings, Paul M. Hawkins
Mind the Grass! Exploring the Assessment of Informant Coverage in Policing and Law Enforcement by Colin Atkinson
Managing Belief and Speech As Incipient Violence: ‘i’m Giving You the Opportunity to Say That You Aren't’ by Randa Abdel-Fattah
Radicalisation Processes of the Kurdistan Workers Party (pkk): Ideology and Recruitment Tactics by Mahmut Aytekin
Review of Spy Watching: Intelligence Accountability in the United States by Nick Deshpande
Integration of Dna, Fingerprint, and Firearm Databases Into Forensic Intelligence Networks For A Real-Time Case Assessment Model by Jamie S. Spaulding, Keith B. Morris
The Religious Vs. Social Radicalisation Debate: Current Understandings and Effects on Policy by Brandon Sparke
Mafia Life: Love, Death and Money At the Heart of Organised Crime by Emanuele Sclafani


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Sometimes a project can get big, really big in fact. The Mix build tool allows us to split our code into multiple apps and make our Elixir projects more manageable as they grow.
Table of Contents
Introduction
To create an umbrella project we start a project as if we were going to start a normal Mix project but pass in the --umbrella
flag.
For this example, we are going to make the shell of a machine learning toolkit.
Why a machine learning toolkit? Why not? It is made up of various learning algorithms and utility functions.
$ mix new machine_learning_toolkit --umbrella
* creating .gitignore
* creating README.md
* creating mix.exs
* creating apps
* creating config
* creating config/config.exs
Your umbrella project was created successfully.
Inside your project, you will find an apps/ directory
where you can create and host many apps:
cd machine_learning_toolkit
cd apps
mix new my_app
Commands like "mix compile" and "mix test" when executed
in the umbrella project root will automatically run
for each application in the apps/ directory.
As you can see from the shell command, Mix created a small skeleton project for us with two directories:
apps/
- where our sub (child) projects will resideconfig/
- where our umbrella projects configuration will live
Child projects
Let’s change into the projects machine_learning_toolkit/apps
directory and create 3 normal applications using Mix as so:
$ mix new utilities
* creating README.md
* creating .gitignore
* creating mix.exs
* creating lib
* creating lib/utilities.ex
* creating test
* creating test/test_helper.exs
* creating test/utilities_test.exs
Your Mix project was created successfully.
You can use "mix" to compile it, test it, and more:
cd utilities
mix test
Run "mix help" for more commands.
$ mix new datasets
* creating README.md
* creating .gitignore
* creating mix.exs
* creating lib
* creating lib/datasets.ex
* creating test
* creating test/test_helper.exs
* creating test/datasets_test.exs
Your Mix project was created successfully.
You can use "mix" to compile it, test it, and more:
cd datasets
mix test
Run "mix help" for more commands.
$ mix new svm
* creating README.md
* creating .gitignore
* creating mix.exs
* creating lib
* creating lib/svm.ex
* creating test
* creating test/test_helper.exs
* creating test/svm_test.exs
Your Mix project was created successfully.
You can use "mix" to compile it, test it, and more:
cd svm
mix test
Run "mix help" for more commands.
We should now have a project tree like so:
$ tree
.
├── README.md
├── apps
│ ├── datasets
│ │ ├── README.md
│ │ ├── lib
│ │ │ └── datasets.ex
│ │ ├── mix.exs
│ │ └── test
│ │ ├── datasets_test.exs
│ │ └── test_helper.exs
│ ├── svm
│ │ ├── README.md
│ │ ├── lib
│ │ │ └── svm.ex
│ │ ├── mix.exs
│ │ └── test
│ │ ├── svm_test.exs
│ │ └── test_helper.exs
│ └── utilities
│ ├── README.md
│ ├── lib
│ │ └── utilities.ex
│ ├── mix.exs
│ └── test
│ ├── test_helper.exs
│ └── utilities_test.exs
├── config
│ └── config.exs
└── mix.exs
If we change back to the umbrella projects root, we can see that we can call all the typical commands such as compile. As the sub projects are just normal applications, you can change into their directories and do all the same stuff as usual that Mix enables you to do.
$ mix compile
==> svm
Compiled lib/svm.ex
Generated svm app
==> datasets
Compiled lib/datasets.ex
Generated datasets app
==> utilities
Compiled lib/utilities.ex
Generated utilities app
Consolidated List.Chars
Consolidated Collectable
Consolidated String.Chars
Consolidated Enumerable
Consolidated IEx.Info
Consolidated Inspect
IEx
You may think that interacting with the apps would be a little different in an umbrella project.
Well believe it or not, you would be wrong! If we change directory into the top level directory, and start IEx with the iex -S mix
we can interact with all the projects normally.
Let’s alter the contents of apps/datasets/lib/datasets.ex
for this simple example.
defmodule Datasets do
def hello do
IO.puts("Hello, I'm the datasets")
end
end
$ iex -S mix
Erlang/OTP 22.0 [erts-10.5.3] [source] [64-bit] [smp:4:4] [async-threads:10] [hipe] [kernel-poll:false] [dtrace]
==> datasets
Compiled lib/datasets.ex
Consolidated List.Chars
Consolidated Collectable
Consolidated String.Chars
Consolidated Enumerable
Consolidated IEx.Info
Consolidated Inspect
Interactive Elixir (1.10.1) - press Ctrl+C to exit (type h() ENTER for help)
iex> Datasets.hello
Hello, I'm the datasets
:ok
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Editing and Imputation
Why?
Introduction
What we will cover?
Perfect vs actual
The perfect dataset
The actual dataset
Missing and incorrect data
Error
Statistical error
Variance
Variance
High variance
Bias
Bias
High bias
Sources of error
Data quality
Missingness
Missing data
Missing completely at random
Missing at random
Not missing at random
Types of missingness
Why edit and impute?
Why?


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| 018:049 Khan | : |
And the Book (one's Record) will be placed (in the right hand for a believer in the Oneness of Allah, and in the left hand for a disbeliever in the Oneness of Allah), and you will see the Mujrimun (criminals, polytheists, sinners, etc.), fearful of that which is (recorded) therein. They will say: "Woe to us! What sort of Book is this that leaves neither a small thing nor a big thing, but has recorded it with numbers!" And they will find all that they did, placed before them, and your Lord treats no one with injustice. |
| 018:049 Maulana | : |
And the book is placed, and thou seest the guilty fearing for what is in it, and they say: O woe to us! what a book is this! It leaves out neither a small thing nor a great one, but numbers them (all), and they find what they did confronting them. And thy Lord wrongs not any one. |
| 018:049 Pickthal | : |
And the Book is placed, and thou seest the guilty fearful of that which is therein, and they say: What kind of a Book is this that leaveth not a small thing nor a great thing but hath counted it! And they find all that they did confronting them, and thy Lord wrongeth no-one. |
| 018:049 Rashad | : |
The record will be shown, and you will see the guilty fearful of its contents. They will say, "Woe to us. How come this book leaves nothing, small or large, without counting it?" They will find everything they had done brought forth. Your Lord is never unjust towards anyone. |
| 018:049 Sarwar | : |
When the record of every one's deeds is placed before him, you will see the criminals terrified from what the record contains. They will say, "Woe to us! What kind of record is this that has missed nothing small or great?" They will find whatever they have done right before their very eyes. Your Lord is not unjust to any one. |
| 018:049 Shakir | : |
And the Book shall be placed, then you will see the guilty fearing from what is in it, and they will say: Ah! woe to us! what a book is this! it does not omit a small one nor a great one, but numbers them (all); and what they had done they shall find present (there); and your Lord does not deal unjustly with anyone. |
| 018:049 Sherali | : |
And the Book of their deeds will be placed before them, and thou wilt see the guilty ones fearful at what is therein; and they will say, 'O woe to us ! What kind of Book is this ! It leaves out nothing small or great but has recorded it.' And they will find all that they did confronting them, and thy Lord does not wrong anyone. |
| 018:049 Yusufali | : |
And the Book (of Deeds) will be placed (before you); and thou wilt see the sinful in great terror because of what is (recorded) therein; they will say, "Ah! woe to us! what a Book is this! It leaves out nothing small or great, but takes account thereof!" They will find all that they did, placed before them: And not one will thy Lord treat with injustice. |
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