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Niels J. Rouws, Svitlana Vakulenko, Sophia Katrenko. Dutch SQuAD and Ensemble Learning for Question Answering from Labour Agreements. BNAIC/Benelearn. [PDF] [Dataset]
Vera Provatorova, Svitlana Vakulenko, Samarth Bhargav, Evangelos Kanoulas. Robustness Evaluation of Entity Disambiguation Using Prior Probes: the Case of Entity Overshadowing. EMNLP. [PDF] [Dataset] [Video]
Julien Rossi, Svitlana Vakulenko, Evangelos Kanoulas. VerbCL: A Dataset of Verbatim Quotes for Highlight Extraction in Case Law. CIKM. [PDF] [Dataset]
Georgios Sidiropoulos, Nikos Voskarides, Svitlana Vakulenko, Evangelos Kanoulas. Combining Lexical and Dense Retrieval for Computationally Efficient Multi-hop Question Answering. SustaiNLP (EMNLP). [PDF] [Resources]
Svitlana Vakulenko, Evangelos Kanoulas, Maarten de Rijke. A Large-Scale Analysis of Mixed Initiative in Information-Seeking Dialogues for Conversational Search. TOIS. [PDF] [Dataset]
Raviteja Anantha, Svitlana Vakulenko, Zhucheng Tu, Shayne Longpre, Stephen Pulman, Srinivas Chappidi. Open-Domain Question Answering Goes Conversational via Question Rewriting. NAACL. [PDF] [Dataset] [Resources]
Svitlana Vakulenko, Nikos Voskarides, Zhucheng Tu, Shayne Longpre. Leveraging Query Resolution and Reading Comprehension for Conversational Passage Retrieval. TREC. [PDF] [Code]
Svitlana Vakulenko, Nikos Voskarides, Zhucheng Tu, Shayne Longpre. A Comparison of Question Rewriting Methods for Conversational Passage Retrieval. ECIR. [PDF] [Slides] [Poster] [Video] [Resources]
Svitlana Vakulenko, Shayne Longpre, Zhucheng Tu, Raviteja Anantha. Question Rewriting for Conversational Question Answering. WSDM. [PDF] [Slides] [Poster] [Video]
2020
Svitlana Vakulenko, Vadim Savenkov, Maarten de Rijke. Conversational Browsing. arXiv. [PDF] [Dataset] [Code]
Svitlana Vakulenko, Shayne Longpre, Zhucheng Tu, Raviteja Anantha. A Wrong Answer or a Wrong Question? An Intricate Relationship between Question Reformulation and Answer Selection in Conversational Question Answering. SCAI (EMNLP). Best paper award [PDF] [Slides] [Poster] [Video]
Vera Provatorova, Svitlana Vakulenko, Evangelos Kanoulas, Koen Dercksen, Johannes M. van Hulst. Named Entity Recognition and Linking on Historical Newspapers: UvA.ILPS & REL at CLEF HIPE 2020. CLEF (Working Notes). [PDF] [Video]
Svitlana Vakulenko, Evangelos Kanoulas, Maarten de Rijke. An Analysis of Mixed Initiative and Collaboration in Information-Seeking Dialogues. SIGIR. [PDF] [Slides] [BibTeX] [Video]
Krisztian Balog, Lucie Flekova, Matthias Hagen, Rosie Jones, Martin Potthast, Filip Radlinski, Mark Sanderson, Svitlana Vakulenko, Hamed Zamani. Common Conversational Community Prototype: Scholarly Conversational Assistant. Conversational Search (Dagstuhl Seminar 19461). [PDF]
2019
Svitlana Vakulenko. Knowledge-based Conversational Search. PhD thesis. Technical University of Vienna. [PDF] [Slides] [BibTeX]
Svitlana Vakulenko, Javier D. Fernandez, Axel Polleres, Maarten de Rijke and Michael Cochez. Message Passing for Complex Question Answering over Knowledge Graphs. CIKM. [PDF] [Code] [Models] [Slides]
Kathrin Figl, Samuel Kiessling, Christiane Rank, Svitlana Vakulenko. The Effect of Fake News Flags on the Believability of Social Media Posts. ICIS. [PDF]
Sophia Keyner, Vadim Savenkov and Svitlana Vakulenko. Open Data Chatbot. ESWC. [PDF] [Code]
Svitlana Vakulenko, Kate Revoredo, Claudio Di Ciccio and Maarten de Rijke. QRFA: A Data-Driven Model of Information Seeking Dialogues. ECIR. Best paper award in the User track [PDF] [Code] [Blog]
2018
Svitlana Vakulenko, Maarten de Rijke, Michael Cochez, Vadim Savenkov and Axel Polleres. Measuring Semantic Coherence of a Conversation. ISWC. Spotlight paper [PDF] [Code] [Slides] [Blog] [Video]
2017
Svitlana Vakulenko, Ilya Markov and Maarten de Rijke. Conversational Exploratory Search via Interactive Storytelling. SCAI (ICTIR). [PDF] [Slides] [Poster]
Svitlana Vakulenko and Vadim Savenkov. TableQA: Question Answering on Tabular Data. SEMANTiCS (demo). Nominee for the best paper award in the Poster & Demo Track [HTML] [PDF] [Code] [Demo] [Slides]
Sebastian Neumaier, Vadim Savenkov and Svitlana Vakulenko. Talking Open Data. ESWC (demo). [PDF] [Chatbot Messenger] [Chatbot Skype] [Video]
Svitlana Vakulenko, Lyndon Nixon, and Mihai Lupu. Character-based Neural Embeddings for Tweet Clustering. SocialNLP (EACL). [PDF] [Code] [Slides]
Albert Weichselbraun, Stefan Gindl, Fabian Fischer, Svitlana Vakulenko, and Arno Scharl. Aspect-Based Extraction and Analysis of Affective Knowledge from Social Media Streams. IEEE Intelligent Systems. [PDF]
2016
Svitlana Vakulenko, Albert Weichselbraun, and Arno Scharl. Detection of valid sentiment-target
pairs in online product reviews and news media articles. WI. [PDF] [Slides]
Svitlana Vakulenko, Max Goebel, Arno Scharl, Lyndon Nixon. Visualising the Propagation of News on the Web. NewsIR (ECIR). [PDF] [Slides]
2015
Gregory Katsios, Svitlana Vakulenko, Anastasia Krithara and Georgios Paliouras. Towards Open Domain Event Extraction from Twitter: REVEALing Entity Relations. DERIVE (ESWC). [PDF]
2014
Svitlana Vakulenko, Oliver Mueller, Jan vom Brocke. Enriching iTunes App Store Categories via Topic Modeling. ICIS. [PDF] [Poster] [Code] [Demo]
Nadine Reuter, Svitlana Vakulenko, Jan vom Brocke, Stefan Debortoli, Oliver Mueller. Identifying the Role of Information Systems in Achieving Energy-Related Environmental Sustainability using Text Mining. ECIS. [PDF]
Andrea Herbst, Alexander Simons, Jan vom Brocke, Oliver Mueller, Stefan Debortoli, Svitlana Vakulenko. Identifying and Characterizing Topics in Enterprise Content Management: a Latent Semantic Analysis of Vendor Case Studies. ECIS. [PDF]
2013
Peep Kungas, Siim Karus, Svitlana Vakulenko, Marlon Dumas, Cristhian Parra, Fabio Casati. Reverse-engineering Conference Rankings: What Does It Take to Make a Reputable Conference? Scientometrics. [PDF]
2012
Svitlana Vakulenko, Sudhir Agarwal. CoAggregator: User-Driven Approach to Web Aggregation. Technical report. AIFB/KIT. [PDF] [Video1] [Video2]
2011
Svitlana Vakulenko. Extraction of Process Models from Business Process Descriptions. Master thesis. University of Tartu. [PDF]


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Have you been wanting to play a TTRPG, but haven't had the time to commit to weekly games? Looking for something to scratch that roleplaying itch?
Well let me present you with Pathfinder Society Organized Play, or PFS. In PFS you can sign up for a game that is scheduled and show up with any character in that level tier.
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Interested? Keep reading to learn more about how to get started.
First you need a Paizo.com account. Head on over to Paizo's Website and create an account by clicking Sign in in the Header. This will take you to a login page, but just click "Create New Account" to register.
Next, you will have to confirm your email address through the link sent to you. Then you will set a password.
Now that your account is created you need to join Organized Play. Go to "My Account" and then click "Join Organized Play".
Here you will get two options. Either enter a number provided to you by the GM of your first session (Assuming we are organized and doing our jobs right), OR you can get a new number. Either way you will then be signed up for Organized play and can view all of your sessions and have the number you need in order to report having played in games with us!
In order to hold your spot in a game at one of our locations, you need a WarHorn.Net account. Here are the instructions to get one.
First, head over to The NETN Pathfinder Society Warhorn Group. Here you can click "Sign Up" in the header.
You will again need an email address, name and password. You will also need to confirm your address again via a link sent to your email.
Finally you can then return to The NETN Pathfinder Society Warhorn Group and click "Register." Once added by an admin, you will be able to reserve your spot on WarHorn.net and view the other players and GMs running games
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Our main strategy was to leverage AR technology and use it market Scotiabank's services. My team and I then formalized an Augmented Reality experience by using an AR browser. The scotiabank logo was used as an image marker to trigger the AR experience. Whenever it was scanned, a link to a trivia quiz would then pop up on the screen. Clearly the trivia quiz was used to satisfy the gamification requirement and also inform customers about the serivces at the same time.
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Inorder to make it more interesting, our team decided to introduce a points system as well. Unfortunately, due to lack of time, we were not able to implement it, but we included it in the presentation as a feature to be added.
Special thanks to my incredible team members Tawana Mphusu, Shreyal Shah and Olayiowola Bakare.
Technologies used: Flask, Python, ARAF browser, Typescript.


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I am a Data Scientist at the Software Engineering Institute where I work on applied statistical and machine learning problems. Previously, I was a post-doc at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease with Dean Follmann in the Biostatistics Research Branch. I received my PhD in Statistics from the Department of Statistics & Data Science at Carnegie Mellon University in July 2019. My advisor was Bill Eddy, and my dissertation work explored the statistical relationship between two classes of infectious disease models: compartment (CM) and agent-based models (AM). We then applied the results of statistical relationship to analyze hypothetical scenarios in a hybrid for Measles and Ebola. You can find my dissertation here.
Dean Follmann and I have analyzed transmission of Tuberculosis among small clusters of people in the US using our R package InfectionTrees.
Ben LeRoy and I have been hard at work on EpiCompare.
“Exploring the nuances of R0: Eight estimates and application to 2009 pandemic influenza.” Gallagher, S., Chang, A., and Eddy, W.F. Submitted, March 2020. Pre-print available:https://arxiv.org/abs/2003.10442
“Evaluating the efficacy of AMA1-RON2, RH5, RIPR and CyRPA antibody combinations in inhibiting growth of P. falciparum.” Azasi, Y.†, Gallagher, S.†, [and 11 others including Fay, Michael P., Miura, K., and Miller, Louis H.] († co-first author). Submitted, Scientific Reports 2020.
"Time free analysis of epidemic models via improved confidence bands, ternary plot visualization, and individual structure." Gallagher, S. and Leroy B. P. In prep., 2021.
"Examining the spread of Tuberculosis via covariate-based branching processes." Gallagher, S. and Follmann, D. Submitted, 2020.
SPEW: Synthetic Populations and Ecosystems of the World. Gallagher, S., Richardson, L. F., Ventura, S.L., and Eddy, W.F.. Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics, 2018.
"Opening up the court (surface) in tennis grand slams". Gallagher, S., Frisoli, K., and Luby, A. In revision, 2020
Comparing compartment and agent-based models (Proposal document; 10/2017). Advisor: Bill Eddy. Committee: Joel Greenhouse, Howard Seltman, and Sam Ventura.
Prediction Fever: Modeling Influenza with Regional Effects (ADA Final Report; 2/2016). Joint work with Ryan Tibshirani, Roni Rosenfeld, and Bill Eddy.
A brief survey of statistical models to analyze the transmission of infectious diseases. (Guest Lecture. George Washington University. 2/2020 Washington DC.).
Catalyst: agents of change. (Dissertation Defense. 7/2019 Pittsburgh, PA.).
Opening up the (court) surface in tennis grand slams (Carnegie Mellon University Sports Analytics Conference. 10/2018, Pittsburgh, PA). Honorable Mention Presentation . Joint work with Kayla Frisoli and Amanda Luby.
Catalyst: agents of change (Joint Statistical Meetings. 8/2018, Vancouver, BC). Advisor: Bill Eddy. Committee: Joel Greenhouse, Howard Seltman, and Sam Ventura.
Comparing compartment and agent-based models (Joint Statistical Meetings. 8/2017, Baltimore, MD). Advisor: Bill Eddy. Committee: Joel Greenhouse, Howard Seltman, and Sam Ventura.
SPEW: Synthetic Populations and Ecosystems of the World (International Conference on Synthetic Populations. 2/2017, Lucca, Italy). Invited presentation. Joint work with Lee Richardson, Samuel Ventura, and Bill Eddy.
Generating Synthetic Ecosystems: A Tutorial (International Conference on Synthetic Populations. 2/2017, Lucca, Italy). Invited presentation. Joint work with Lee Richardson, Samuel Ventura, and Bill Eddy.
Women in Statistics at Carnegie Mellon University (Women in Statistics and Data Science. 10/2016, Charlotte, NC). Joint work with Purvasha Chakravarti.
Statistical Modelling of Infectious Diseases: Influenza and the “Next Disease” (Women in Statistics and Data Science. 10/2016, Charlotte, NC). Joint work with Ryan Tibshirani, Roni Rosenfeld, Bill Eddy, Sam Ventura, and Lee Richardson
Services for the MIDAS Network: Visualization and Synthetic Ecosystems (MIDAS, 5/2016, Washington D.C.). Joint work with Sam Ventura, and Lee Richardson.
From Forecasting the Flu to Predicting the “Next” Disease (UP-Stat; 4/2016; Buffalo, NY). 2nd place student presentation. Joint work with Ryan Tibshirani, Roni Rosenfeld, Bill Eddy, Sam Ventura, and Lee Richardson
Prediction Fever: Modeling Influenza with Regional Effects (ADA; 12/2016; Pittsburgh, PA). Joint work with Ryan Tibshirani, Roni Rosenfeld, and Bill Eddy.
As a part of the MIDAS Informatics Services Group, I am producing tools and analyzing data for infectious disease modeling. Specifically, we have made SPEW, an R
package to create agents for use in agent-based models.
I am a member of the CMU Sports Analytics Graduate Student group. Most recently, my collaborators and I won an Honorable Mention for our submission for CMSAC Reproducible Research Competition.
For my first-second year Advanced Data Analysis Project, I predicted the incidence of the flu using an Empirical Bayes model with regional dependencies as a part of CMU DELPHI.
As an undergraduate at CMU, I worked with the NSF Census Research Network on a project about record linkage of multiple databases.
EpiCompare R package to aid in the comparison and analysis of infectious disease models via improved confidence bands, ternary plots, and individual-to-aggregate functions.
Loewe's Additivity (Shiny) Shiny App to help model, assess, and determine the additivity of two antibody pairs.
Loewe's Additivity (R). R package to help model, assess, and determine the additivity of two antibody pairs.
Catalyst: Compartment and agent-based models temporal analysis and testing (Catalyst). A software suite for easy analysis of compartment and agent-based models under varying assumptions of population heterogeneity, disease conditions, environmental conditions, and agent features.
spew: An R package for synthetic ecosystem generation. Lee Richardson, Shannon Gallagher, Sam Ventura, and Bill Eddy.
Check out our visualization app, SPEW View, which won first prize at the MIDAS Mission Public Health Hackathon in 2016.


I'm an interaction designer and design developer.
My passion lies in the intersection of design, technology, and people. I have over 14 years of technology experience, including UX design and web development.
I'm an interaction designer and design developer.
My passion lies in the intersection of design, technology, and people. I have over 14 years of technology experience, including UX design and web development.
My story
Ever since my first computer-lab class in school, I have wanted to work in the field of computers and technology. I studied Computer Science for my undergraduate degree and started my career as a Software Engineer. A few years into life as a developer, I got the opportunity to work with user experience professionals. I was so excited and interested in what they did that I decided to go back to school. I spent two fantastic years at the University of Michigan learning more about design, user experience, and the fundamentals of human behavior. I have since worked at a UX design agency and in-house UX teams.
Things I like doing
UX & UI design
Product design
Web design & development
Mobile & responsive design
Solving problems
Leading design teams
Managing products
"Sab is a seasoned engineer but he is foremost an experience designer. His work is always thoughtful, precise, and well-informed no matter the medium or device. I am constantly in awe of his ability to translate a list of requirements into a satisfyingly thorough and cohesive user flow. His deliberate design choices mean that for every 'why' I have, he has a 'because' to match! I feel listened to when I work with Sab; he genuinely cares about the user feedback I share with him and does what he can to make their experiences more enjoyable.
As a coworker, he is inspiring and encouraging, often proposing ideas or supporting others when they shoot for the moon. Sab is the most versatile UX designer I know, and I’m lucky I get to collaborate with him on the daily."
-Joann Agnitti, Product Manager at EdLab, Teachers College Columbia University (January 2018)
"I very much enjoyed working with Sabarish because of his helpful guidance and always friendly attitude. He was the lead designer while we were working on redesigning Edlab's website. He always expressed himself clearly and eloquently about what he needed from me as his main visual designer. He would always suggest interesting visual solutions and reference important work. I always felt comfortable expressing my ideas to him and he would always suggest positive and constructive changes to make the work stronger. I would be happy to work with him again as I imagine anyone would."
-Isabella Cruz-Chong, Visual Designer, EdLab (April 2017)
"Sabarish Raghupathy is a talented, energetic, creative thinker. I have had the distinct pleasure of working with him for the past two years at the EdLab and the Gottesman Libraries...Sabarish has earned the respect of his colleagues on the Software Development team and across the board at the EdLab, through his hard work, his strong collaboration and leadership skills, and his willingness to always go the extra mile to help others around him..."
-Christopher Gu, Director, EdLab (Feb 2017)
"I worked with Sabarish on multiple software design projects at Empirical, where he played an integral role on the team and contributed salient design recommendations and other deliverables (wireframes, high fidelity prototypes, etc.) that always exceeded client expectations...Aside from being really good at what he does, Sabarish is the kind of person everyone wants to have as a coworker. He is genial, reliable, helpful, knowledgeable about technology, humble, inclusive, and always optimistic. I'm privileged to have worked with him and glad to call him a peer. I cannot imagine anyone who wouldn't say the same."
-Amy Santee, UX Researcher, Empirical UX Design & Research (March 2015)
"Sabarish and I worked together on several projects at Empirical and I feel 100% confident saying that he is one of the mythical UX unicorns we hear so much about, but never seem to find. He's got an eye for design, the skills to program, and an educated perspective that brings it all together to create elegant and successful user experiences. Add to that his genuinely good nature and sense of humor and you have one awesome colleague! In a nutshell, Sabarish is a true asset to any organization."
-Emily Bowman, Senior UX Designer, Empirical UX Design & Research (June 2014)
"Sabarish was the UX intern for our group, Global Site Design. In that capacity, he was handed projects and assignments that seasoned UX architects feared and loathed. Sabarish handled all of it with good humor and with the professionalism of a seasoned veteran. He was easy to work with, always open to new ideas, and got the job done. What more could you ask for?"
-Mary Lan, UX Design Lead, Dell Global Site Design (September 2012)


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Dig into the basics of botany and learn about the different parts of plants including roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and seeds. We’ll explore the world of plants with perfectly suited pint-sized activities like plant-inspired art projects, fun games, special plant-based snacks, botanical picture books, and more.
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2020 registration opens February 24 for Garden members and February 26 to the public.
Click the panels below for information about each camp.
The plants we see are only half of the story. Get to the root of what goes on unseen under the dirt
Red Butte Garden Children's Garden - Em's Sprout House
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Stems not only hold a plant up tall and straight, but they also help us grow up tall and strong, too!
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“Leaf” the city behind and explore this sun-loving plant part as we discover how leaves help plants grow.
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Did you know flowers do more than just look pretty? Come find out what important role they play in a plant’s life cycle.
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Strawberries, acorns, coconut, rice – what do seeds and fruits do for plants? Come explore what these often tasty plant parts do for not only plants but also us!
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The bowl broke when it fell down.
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I know my poem by heart.
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Jenny ate a burger for dinner yesterday.
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Dad skipped his breakfast because he was late.
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Tim speaks German fluently.
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A policeman chased the burglar and eventually caught him.
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I bought a new pair of shoes last week.
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My little brother identifies the alphabets correctly.
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The maid soaks all the clothes in detergent water before
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We rode on horses at our uncle’s farm.


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Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is a bacterium that causes infections in different parts of the body. It's tougher to treat than most strains of staphylococcus aureus -- or staph -- because it's resistant to some commonly used antibiotics.
The symptoms of MRSA depend on where you're infected. Most often, it causes mild infections on the skin, like sores or boils. But it can also cause more serious skin infections or infect surgical wounds, the bloodstream, the lungs, or the urinary tract.
Though most MRSA infections aren't serious, some can be life-threatening. Many public health experts are alarmed by the spread of tough strains of MRSA. Because it's hard to treat, MRSA is sometimes called a "super bug."
耐甲氧西林金黃色葡萄球菌是嚴重的耐藥性致病菌。會導致組織潰爛。
耐藥性是全球性的嚴重挑戰。
Garden-variety staph are common bacteria that can live in our bodies. Plenty of healthy people carry staph without being infected by it. In fact, one third of everybody has staph bacteria in their noses.
But staph can be a problem if it manages to get into the body, often through a cut. Once there, it can cause an infection. Staph is one of the most common causes of skin infections in the U.S. Usually, these are minor and don't need special treatment. Less often, staph can cause serious problems like infected wounds or pneumonia.
Staph can usually be treated with antibiotics. But over the decades, some strains of staph -- like MRSA -- have become resistant to antibiotics that once destroyed it. MRSA was first discovered in 1961. It's now resistant to methicillin, amoxicillin, penicillin, oxacillin, and many other common antibiotics.
While some antibiotics still work, MRSA is constantly adapting. Researchers developing new antibiotics are having a tough time keeping up.
MRSA is spread by contact. So, you could get MRSA by touching another person who has it on the skin. Or you could get it by touching objects that have the bacteria on them. MRSA is carried by about 2% of the population (or 2 in 100 people), although most of them aren't infected.
MRSA infections are common among people who have weak immune systems and are in hospitals, nursing homes, and other health care centers. Infections can appear around surgical wounds or invasive devices, like catheters or implanted feeding tubes.
According to the CDC, invasive MRSA infections that began in hospitals declined 8% between 2011 and 2013.
Alarmingly, MRSA is also showing up in healthy people who have not been hospitalized. This type of MRSA is called community-associated MRSA, or CA-MRSA.
CA-MRSA skin infections have been identified among certain populations that share close quarters or have more skin-to-skin contact. Examples are team athletes, military recruits, prison inmates, and children in daycare. But more and more CA-MRSA infections are being seen in the general community, especially in certain geographic regions.
CA-MRSA is also more likely to affect younger people. In a study of Minnesotans published in TheJournal of the American Medical Association, the average age of people with MRSA in a hospital or health care facility was 68. But the average age of a person with CA-MRSA was only 23.


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Search Inside Yourself
What Is Process over Product
Process over product means you start designing a better user experience without a line of code written. You think about the websites goals, such as who is the audience, how will the audience interact with the webiste, what are the goals of the website, where will it be accessed (mobile, pc etc). What kind of content will the websitye contain. Process over product helps you desing and develop a purposeful website.
What Did I think of Meditation Before
I was aware of meditation and mindfullness. But I dont think I understood it, and how this process is important to connecting my heart and mind with the process of achieving goals, dealing with stress and maintaining compassion.
What Did I think of meditation
I was aware of meditation and mindfullness. But I dont think I understood it, and how this process is important to connecting my heart and mind with the process of achieving goals, dealing with stress and maintaining compassion.
What New Things Did I Learn About Meditation
- Meditation helps build new nerve connections in the mind
- Meditation reduces the decline of grey matter in your mind
- Meditation improves your ability to choose your actions when in an emotional state - creates self awareness
- Meditation improves your concentration on tasks by improving your self awareness
- Meditation improves your concentration on tasks by improving your self awareness
- Meditation teaches your to be gentle with yourself and your emotions
- Meditation teaches you that thoughts and emotions are also physical, they are evident in our body and by becoming aware of this, we can choose our responses
When I did the visualisation technique and bringing the mind to rest on different parts of my body, when I got to my hands, I felt anger, I felt like fighting, my whole body tensed up in the shoulders. It was so strange, alarming and in eventually liberating.


Oh, and if I could take it all back
I swear that I would pull you from the tide
Darling, when I'm fast asleep
I've seen this person watching me
Saying, "Is it worth it? Is it worth it? Tell me, is it worth it?"

Oh, and if I could take it all back
I swear that I would pull you from the tide


<select id="step00" name="step00" data-selbox="step10,step20"><option value=''>- First Step -</option></select> <select id="step10" name="step10"><option value=''>- Second Step -</option></select> <select id="step20" name="step20"><option value=''>- Third Step -</option></select>
<script> $(document).ready(function(){ //definition of reference key & value var item0 = { "FD":"Food","EL":"Electronics" }; var item1 = { "01":["Beverage","FD"],"02":["Health Food","FD"], "03":["Computer","EL"],"04":["Refrigerator","EL"] }; var item2 = { "AA":["Carbonated drinks","01"],"AB":["Juice","01"],"AC":["Soybean Milk","01"], "BA":["Red Ginseng","02"],"BB":["Honey","02"], "CA":["Notebook Computer","03"],"CB":["Desktop Computer","03"], "DA":["General Refrigerator","04"],"DB":["Kimchi Refrigerator","04"] }; $("#step00").szCascadingSelect({items:[item0, item1, item2]}) }); </script>
<select id="step0" name="step0" data-selbox="step1,step2"><option value=''>- Sido -</option></select> <select id="step1" name="step1"><option value=''>- Gugun -</option></select> <select id="step2" name="step2"><option value=''>- DongMyeon -</option>
<script> $(document).ready(function(){ //definition of key & value var addr = [ {code:"803-456",val:"Gyeonggi-do,Gwacheon-si,Galhyeon-dong"}, {code:"803-750",val:"Gyeonggi-do,Gwacheon-si,Gwanmun-dong"}, {code:"805-123",val:"Gyeonggi-do,Gwacheon-si,Burim-dong"}, {code:"805-752",val:"Gyeonggi-do,Gwangmyeong-si,Okgil-dong"}, {code:"805-990",val:"Gyeonggi-do,Gwangmyeong-si,Iljik-dong"}, {code:"806-120",val:"Gyeonggi-do,Guri-si,Galmae-dong"}, {code:"806-250",val:"Gyeonggi-do,Guri-si,Gyomun-dong"}, {code:"710-335",val:"Gangwon-do,Gangneung-si,Gangdong-myeon"}, {code:"710-339",val:"Gangwon-do,Gangneung-si,Nammun-dong"}, {code:"720-100",val:"Gangwon-do,Donghae-si,Dongho-dong"}, {code:"720-300",val:"Gangwon-do,Donghae-si,Songjeong-dong"}, {code:"720-305",val:"Gangwon-do,Donghae-si,Yongjeong-dong"} ]; $("#step0").szCascadingSelect({item:addr,keyType:"single",singleKey:"code"}); }); </script>
| property | default | Description |
| keyType | ref | single : use single variable composed with key and value ref : use multiple variables |
| delimiter | comma(,) | The delimiter of val in case keyType is single |
| items | [] | Data variables name array in case keyType is ref |
| item | Data variable name in case keyType is single | |
| singleKey | cd | The keyName String of data variable in case keyTye is single |
| singleVal | val | The ValueName String of data variable in case keyTye is single |
| data-selbox |
The Id String(separated by comma) of child select box and descendant select box.
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Analytic View
How to open Analytic View
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The Analytic View is a tool for computing analytics across a graph in a user-friendly manner.
This is done by posing complex algorithms as simple questions you might ask of the graph.
These algorithms range in functionality from scoring based on the structure of a graph,
to clustering and partitioning the graph, and even analysing content stored on a graph.
Here we have used the Analytic View to ask which nodes are 'most highly connected' on the graph.
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Configuration:
This is the options toolbar, which allows you to configure the Analytic View, browse to this help document,
or execute the currently selected analytic question.
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Analytic Visualisation:
After a question is executed, the results of the chosen analytic question will appear. The visualisations
available will differ based on the particular result type of the question executed.
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Graph Visualisation:
After a question is executed, you will also be given a series of options allowing you to change the graph
visualisation based on the result set. These options will also differ depending on the type of result.
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Question Definition:
This is where you can construct an analytic question to ask of the graph. You can choose to run a pre-defined
question from the 'Questions' list, The 'Analytics' list will be populated with the analytics specified by
that question, and each analytic will have pre-defined parameters which can be viewed by clicking each analytic.
Alternatively, you can choose to define your own custom question by selecting a category under the 'Categories'
list, and then selecting any number of the analytics which will populate the 'Analytics' list and configuring
their individual parameters. These custom questions can be saved to the 'Questions' list for later use by
selecting 'Save Question' from the 'Options' menu.
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Analytic Parameters:
This is where you can configure the parameters related to a question. If you are using a pre-defined question,
the parameters cannot be changed but can still be viewed here. If you are building your own question, you have
full control over these parameters. Selecting a question or category will populate the parameters pane with any
parameters affecting the question as a whole. Selecting an individual analytic will additionally populate the
parameters pane with any parameters specific to that analytic. Any changes you make to parameter values will be
remembered for as long as the Analytic View is open.
Here we have defined a custom question which will calculate the 'Ratio of Reciprocity' analytic across
only the specified subset of transaction types on the graph.


Presently LikEat has number of outlets in Surat, Bharuch and on Mumbai-Surat Highway with different brand names, Deewan E Khaas, Taste Of
India, Sub Station and Kababs Villa. Today we feel we are in a position whereby we have substantial knowledge and technical know how of the
business, be it the setup of the unit, quality standardization, management, marketting strategies etc. We have now plans to expand the business
rapidly and take advantage of the rapidly growing food industry by way of different modules and formats.
Quality Commitment The Success story of LikEat lies only and solely on the pillar of the quality it promises to serve. High quality food is the
main focus of the company. In spite of the fact that the company serves the largest variety of food in South Gujarat ranging from Chats, South
India, Chinese, Fast Food, Bakery and Confectionary, and Indian Tandoori . The company makes all possible efforts to serve its patrons the best
possible taste. Cooks and chefs are trained from time to time to further upgrade the food.


Ruby: Enumerable#cycle
First things first - an 'enumerable' is the term that we use to say we can get elements out of a collection, one at a time. An 'enumerator' is the tool used to get each element out of its collection. Ruby has many enumerators and you can take a look at all of them at Ruby-Doc.org.
This blog posts' focus will be on Enumerable#cycle. Enumerable#cycle can be used with arrays and hashes and it basically calls a block of code on each element repeatedly as many times as you ask it to, or forever if you don't give it a specific number of repetitions (an argument). A few important points about Enumerable#cycle:
- The argument for #cycle specifies the number of times to cycle; it does not relate to the number of elements that the cycle runs through.
- If a non-positive number is given as the argument, #cycle does nothing.
It's also important to note that Enumerable#cycle will continue to call a block of code for each element for as many times as you ask it to. If you don't provide a specific number as an argument, then you have an infitite loop on your hands.
Enough talking. Let's see an example.
Enumerable#cycle(argument) {|object| block of code }
a = [2, 3, 4]
b = {2: a, 3: b, 4: c}
a.cycle { |x| puts x } # ==> 2, 3, 4, 2, 3, 4, 2, 3, 4,... and so on...forever.
b.cycle(3) { |k, v| puts v } # ==> a, b, c, a, b, c, a, b, c


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{{ service_name }} can export the metadata and files of this object to {{ config['DATAVERSE_NAME'] }}. It will create a draft dataset, which you can then review and publish. To be able to create this dataset for you, {{ service_name }} can use the Dataverse API using an API Token associated with your {{ config['DATAVERSE_NAME'] }} account. To learn more about API Tokens, see the Dataverse User Guide.
To access your API token, visit {{ config['DATAVERSE_NAME'] }}.
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| LobSource | Defines the basic Large Object (LOB) methods. |
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| AnyType | Generic implemention of DataType , for use by BindVariable . |
| BaseDataType | Abstract base implemention of DataType . |
| BaseNumberDataType | An abstract base DataType for Number types. |
| BigDecimalType | A DataType representing an number value. |
| BlobSource | A Blob wrapping a LobSource . |
| BooleanType | A DataType representing a Boolean value. |
| ByteArrayBlob | A Blob based upon a simple byte array. |
| ByteType | A DataType representing a byte value. |
| CharacterType | A DataType representing a single char value. |
| ClobSource | An Clob wrapping a LobSource . |
| CompressedLobSource | A LobSource that compresses/decompresses
the input/output streams using GZIP compression. |
| CompressedLOBType | A DataType representing a compressed LOB value. |
| FileLobLocator | A file-based LobLocator . |
| FileLobLocatorFactory | A LobLocatorFactory for FileLobLocator s. |
| FileLobSource | A LobSource that's backed by a simple File . |
| FileOffsetLobLocator | A LobLocator based upon an byte-offset into a file. |
| FileOffsetLobLocatorFactory | A LobLocatorFactory for FileOffsetLobLocator s. |
| FileOffsetLobSource | A LobSource that's backed by a single file, storing
each LOB as an offset and length. |
| FloatType | A DataType representing an float value. |
| IntegerType | A DataType representing an integer value. |
| LOBType | A DataType representing a Large Object (LOB), for
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| ObjectType | A DataType representing a Serializable object value. |
| ShortType | A DataType representing a short value. |
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| StringType | A DataType representing a String value. |
| TimestampType | A DataType representing a timestamp value. |
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ECPublicKey
public class ECPublicKey : CustomStringConvertible
An Elliptic Curve public key
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Creates a public key from its DER encoding
Throws
An exception if the DER encoding is wrongDeclaration
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public convenience init(der: Bytes) throws
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der
The DER encoding of the key
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Creates a public key from its PEM encoding
Throws
An exception if the PEM encoding is wrongDeclaration
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public convenience init(pem: String) throws
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pem
The PEM encoding of the key
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public convenience init(privateKey: ECPrivateKey)
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privateKey
The corresponding private key
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Declaration
Swift
public func verify(signature: ECSignature, msg: Bytes, bw: Int? = nil) -> Bool
Parameters
signature
The signature to verify
msg
The message to verify signature for
bw
Optional bitwidth used to select the proper message digest. By default the domain field size is used
Return Value
true iff the signature is verified
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Verifies a signature with ECDSA
Declaration
Swift
public func verify(signature: ECSignature, msg: Data, bw: Int? = nil) -> Bool
Parameters
signature
The signature to verify
msg
The message to verify signature for
bw
Optional bitwidth used to select the proper message digest. By default the domain field size is used
Return Value
true iff the signature is verified
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Encrypts a byte array with ECIES using the AES cipher
Using this method with block mode GCM is deprecated. Use encryptAESGCM instead for much better performanceDeclaration
Parameters
msg
The bytes to encrypt
cipher
The AES cipher to use
mode
The block mode to use - GCM is default
Return Value
The encrypted message
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Encrypts a Data structure with ECIES using the AES cipher
Using this method with block mode GCM is deprecated. Use encryptAESGCM instead for much better performanceParameters
msg
The data to encrypt
cipher
The AES cipher to use
mode
The block mode to use - GCM is default
Return Value
The encrypted message
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Encrypts a byte array with ECIES using the ChaCha20/Poly1305 algorithm - possibly with additional authenticated data
Parameters
msg
The bytes to encrypt
aad
Additional authenticated data - an empty array is default
Return Value
The encrypted message and tag
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Encrypts a byte array with ECIES using the ChaCha20/Poly1305 algorithm - possibly with additional authenticated data
Declaration
Swift
public func encryptChaCha(msg: Data, aad: Data = Data()) -> Data
Parameters
msg
The data to encrypt
aad
Additional authenticated data - empty data is default
Return Value
The encrypted message and tag
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Encrypts a byte array with ECIES using the AES/GCM algorithm - possibly with additional authenticated data
Declaration
Parameters
msg
The bytes to encrypt
cipher
The AES cipher to use
aad
Additional authenticated data - an empty array is default
Return Value
The encrypted message and tag
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Encrypts a Data structure with ECIES using the AES/GCM algorithm - possibly with additional authenticated data
Declaration
Swift
public func encryptAESGCM(msg: Data, cipher: AESCipher, aad: Data = Data()) -> Data
Parameters
msg
The data to encrypt
cipher
The AES cipher to use
aad
Additional authenticated data - empty data is default
Return Value
The encrypted message and tag


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| NONE : int = 0 [static]
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public static function blockInner(type:int, projectile:Boolean = false):Boolean
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public static const ALL:int = 1
| COLOR | constant |
public static const COLOR:Array
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public static const INNER:int = 3
| MASK | constant |
public static const MASK:int = 255
| NONE | constant |
public static const NONE:int = 0
| OUTER | constant |
public static const OUTER:int = 2
| REPULSE | constant |
public static const REPULSE:int = 4
| S_ALL | constant |
public static const S_ALL:int
| S_INNER | constant |
public static const S_INNER:int
| S_MASK | constant |
public static const S_MASK:int
| S_NONE | constant |
public static const S_NONE:int
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| const policy_type & | policy () const noexcept |
| Returns the policy object. | |
| task_size_type | total_task_size () const noexcept |
| Returns the accumulated size of all stored tasks. | |
| bool | empty () const noexcept |
| Returns whether the queue has no elements. | |
| pointer | peek () noexcept |
| Peeks at the first element in the queue. | |
| template<class F > | |
| void | peek_all (F f) const |
Applies f to each element in the queue. | |
| template<class Predicate > | |
| pointer | find_if (Predicate pred) |
| Tries to find an element in the queue that matches the given predicate. | |
| void | clear () |
| Removes all elements from the queue. | |
| iterator | begin () noexcept |
| Returns an iterator to the dummy before the first element. | |
| const_iterator | begin () const noexcept |
| Returns an iterator to the dummy before the first element. | |
| const_iterator | cbegin () const noexcept |
| Returns an iterator to the dummy before the first element. | |
| iterator | end () noexcept |
| Returns a pointer to the dummy past the last element. | |
| const_iterator | end () const noexcept |
| Returns a pointer to the dummy past the last element. | |
| const_iterator | cend () const noexcept |
| Returns a pointer to the dummy past the last element. | |
| pointer | front () noexcept |
| Returns a pointer to the first element. | |
| pointer | back () noexcept |
| Returns a pointer to the last element. | |
| bool | push_back (pointer ptr) noexcept |
Appends ptr to the queue. | |
| bool | push_back (unique_pointer ptr) noexcept |
Appends ptr to the queue. | |
| template<class... Ts> | |
| bool | emplace_back (Ts &&... xs) |
Creates a new element from xs... and appends it. | |
| template<class Container > | |
| void | prepend (Container &other) |
Transfers all element from other to the front of this queue. | |
| template<class Container > | |
| void | append (Container &other) |
Transfers all element from other to the back of this queue. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static pointer | promote (node_pointer ptr) noexcept |
| Casts a node type to its value type. | |
A singly-linked FIFO queue for storing tasks of varying size.
This queue is used as a base type for concrete task abstractions such as drr_queue
and therefore has no dequeue functions.
|
noexcept |
Peeks at the first element in the queue.
Returns nullptr
if the queue is empty.
|
noexcept |
Appends ptr
to the queue.
ptr != nullptr
|
noexcept |
Appends ptr
to the queue.
ptr != nullptr


Custom Facets allow for any control, such as a Date Picker, to be used as part of a faceted search.
To include a Custom Facet in a facet-container
, use the facet-custom
directive in place of a facet
directive. The required attributes are:
model
changes.
| Name | Type | Binding | Description | Optional |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| name | string | variable | A string name for the facet. | false |
| model | object | variable | An object in the controller context which contains the computed value of the custom facet. | false |
| select | function | variable | A function called when the value of model changes. |
false |
| deselect | function | variable | A function called when the facet is deselected. | false |
| display | function | variable | A function which computes a display name for the facet when selected. | false |
The select
and deselect
functions are not called with parameters, so should be defined from
the parent context to read either the value of the property passed as
model
or another property as appropriate.
Inside this directive, define the required control. The key feature is to ensure the computed value of the control is set
to the same property as was passed as the model
attribute for the directive. This means the custom facet
is single select, and should implement its own clearing functionality if required.
Below is an example of how this directive can be used to implement a Date Picker facet (using the Date Picker directive).
Note that the vm.date
property is shared between the custom facet and the datepicker.


Class: Concurrent::Actor::Behaviour::Buffer
- Inherits:
-
Abstract
- Object
- Abstract
- Concurrent::Actor::Behaviour::Buffer
- Defined in:
- lib/concurrent/actor/behaviour/buffer.rb
Overview
Any message reaching this behaviour is buffered. Only one message is is
scheduled at any given time. Others are kept in buffer until another one
can be scheduled. This effectively means that messages handled by
behaviours before buffer have higher priority and they can be processed
before messages arriving into buffer. This allows for the processing of
internal actor messages like (:link
, :supervise
) first.

Ensures that only one envelope processing is scheduled with #schedule_execution, this allows other scheduled blocks to be executed before next envelope processing.
Constructor Details
- (Buffer) initialize(core, subsequent, core_options)
Returns a new instance of Buffer
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# File 'lib/concurrent/actor/behaviour/buffer.rb', line 12 def initialize(core, subsequent, ) super core, subsequent, @buffer = [] @receive_envelope_scheduled = false end |
Instance Attribute Details
- (undocumented) core (readonly) Originally defined in class Abstract
- (undocumented) subsequent (readonly) Originally defined in class Abstract
Instance Method Details
- (undocumented) on_envelope(envelope)
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# File 'lib/concurrent/actor/behaviour/buffer.rb', line 18 def on_envelope(envelope) @buffer.push envelope process_envelopes? MESSAGE_PROCESSED end |
- (undocumented) on_event(public, event)
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# File 'lib/concurrent/actor/behaviour/buffer.rb', line 44 def on_event(public, event) event_name, _ = event case event_name when :terminated, :restarted @buffer.each { |envelope| reject_envelope envelope } @buffer.clear end super public, event_name end |
- (undocumented) process_envelope
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# File 'lib/concurrent/actor/behaviour/buffer.rb', line 35 def process_envelope envelope = @buffer.shift return nil unless envelope pass envelope ensure @receive_envelope_scheduled = false core.schedule_execution { process_envelopes? } end |
- (Boolean) process_envelopes?
Ensures that only one envelope processing is scheduled with #schedule_execution, this allows other scheduled blocks to be executed before next envelope processing. Simply put this ensures that Core is still responsive to internal calls (like add_child) even though the Actor is flooded with messages.
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# File 'lib/concurrent/actor/behaviour/buffer.rb', line 28 def process_envelopes? unless @buffer.empty? || @receive_envelope_scheduled @receive_envelope_scheduled = true process_envelope end end |


XQueryBiblio
XQuery bibliography project
Serra da Capivara, Piauí, Brazil
This repository hosts an XQuery bibliography app for the Serra da Capivara, Piauí, Brazil (Jaffe et al. 2014).
Its Portuguese interface allows you to create new entries and search by author, year and title. An XML database, eXist-db (eXist-db.org 2020), stores and manages the data.
The biblio-pt.xar package has 36 sample entries. Upload the file using eXist-db’s Dashboard packet manager.
references
Jaffe, Ludwig, Mila Simões de Abreu, Cris Buco, and Maxim Jaffe.
2014.
“Behind a ‘NoSQL’ approach in the development of a bibliography
‘captabase’ for rupestrian imagery.”
Altar Ibi 1: 143–150.
http://issuu.com/fbaul/docs/alteribi1/143.
eXist-db.org. 2020.
“eXist-db - The Open Source Native XML Database.”
http://exist-db.org/exist/apps/homepage/.
eXist-db.org. 2020.
“eXist Native XML Database and Application Platform.”
https://github.com/eXist-db/exist.
eXist-db Project. 2014.
“eXist-db Documentation.”
http://exist-db.org/exist/apps/doc/dashboard.xml.


SVO information
Greasel Conversions
Producers of the kit powering the 'vette. The proprietor, Charles, rules!
Neoteric Biofuels, Inc.
Some Greasel competition, just for balance. Local WVO celebrity Omar runs one of their kits in his Rabbit.
The National Biodiesel Board
The NBB has tons of good biodiesel info.
SVO discussion forum
Lots of really unsane people post here, and are willing to share good info.
SVO as diesel fuel
A good place to start reading, from Journey To Forever.
CNN transcription of my interview.
Seattle Man Powers Car With Lunch Grease
Chevettes
Diesel Chevette on SVO
Perry Pillard's amazing Chevette conversion. Thanks Perry for all the advice!
Diesel Chevette World
Bob is absolutely nuts about diesel Chevettes, and I'm not sure about the 'about diesel Chevettes' part :-).
Chevette, Chevette, Chevette
Contains billions and billions of 'Vette links.
Related
Renewable Energy is Sexy
The Veggie Avenger's pot o' links. Check out his hypermegabadass and growing collection of SVO vehicles!
Sound Nonviolent Opponents of War
1) Reduce dependence on foreign oil
2) Don't bomb Iraq
4) Profit!
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#include <arm.h>
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| virtual | ~Base () |
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| virtual bool | updatePose (Eigen::Vector3d basePose) |
| |
| virtual Eigen::Vector3d | getPose (void)=0 |
| | Used to get the base frame of the base. More...
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| |
| virtual Eigen::Vector3d Base::getPose |
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void |
| ) |
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pure virtual |
Used to get the base frame of the base.
Implemented in NarkinBase.
| bool Base::updatePose |
( |
Eigen::Vector3d |
basePose | ) |
|
|
virtual |
A function to update the current virtual representation of the base
- Parameters
-
| basePose | The Pose of the base |
- Returns
- The boolean true for a successful update, False otherwise
Reimplemented in NarkinBase.
| Box3* Base::base_primitive |
Primitives that represent the robot base.
| Eigen::Vector3d Base::baseTransform |
Used to get the frame.
The homogeneous transformation from the world to robot base frame
The number of frames in the arm.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- /home/srini/hbrs/Fourthsem/SDP/ROS_setup/08032021/updated_1/sdp_ws20_collision_monitoring_for_mobile_manipulators/collision_monitoring/include/arm.h
- /home/srini/hbrs/Fourthsem/SDP/ROS_setup/08032021/updated_1/sdp_ws20_collision_monitoring_for_mobile_manipulators/collision_monitoring/src/arm.cpp


{% extends "withnav_template.html" %} {% from "components/textbox.html" import textbox %} {% from "components/page-footer.html" import page_footer %} {% block service_page_title %} Text message sender {% endblock %} {% block maincolumn_content %}
This appears instead of a phone number when a user receives a text message from your service.
If you set this to ‘GOVUK’ each message will begin with ‘{{ current_service.name }}:’.
{% endblock %}


public class BigDecimal extends totalcross.lang.Object implements Comparable
BigDecimal
consists of an arbitrary precision integer unscaled value and a
32-bit integer scale. If zero or positive, the scale is the number of digits to the right of the decimal point. If negative, the unscaled
value of the number is multiplied by ten to the power of the negation of the scale. The value of the number represented by the
BigDecimal
is therefore (unscaledValue × 10-scale).| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static BigDecimal |
ONE
The constant one as a
BigDecimal with scale zero. |
static int |
ROUND_CEILING
Rounding mode to round towards positive infinity.
|
static int |
ROUND_DOWN
Rounding mode to round towards zero.
|
static int |
ROUND_FLOOR
Rounding mode to round towards negative infinity.
|
static int |
ROUND_HALF_DOWN
Rounding mode to round towards the "nearest neighbor" unless both neighbors are equidistant, in which case round down.
|
static int |
ROUND_HALF_EVEN
Rounding mode to round towards the "nearest neighbor" unless both neighbors are equidistant, in which case round towards the even neighbor.
|
static int |
ROUND_HALF_UP
Rounding mode to round towards the "nearest neighbor" unless both neighbors are equidistant, in which case round up.
|
static int |
ROUND_UNNECESSARY
Rounding mode to assert that the requested operation has an exact result, hence no rounding is necessary.
|
static int |
ROUND_UP
Rounding mode to round away from zero.
|
static BigDecimal |
TEN
The constant ten as a
BigDecimal with scale zero. |
static BigDecimal |
ZERO
The constant zero as a
BigDecimal with scale zero. |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BigDecimal(BigInteger num)
Constructs a new
BigDecimal whose unscaled value is num and whose scale is zero. |
BigDecimal(BigInteger num,
int scale)
Constructs a new
BigDecimal whose unscaled value is num and with the given scale. |
BigDecimal(double num)
Translates a
double into a BigDecimal which is the exact decimal representation of the double s binary
floating-point value. |
BigDecimal(int val)
Constructs a new
BigDecimal whose unscaled value is val and whose scale is zero. |
BigDecimal(long val)
Constructs a new
BigDecimal whose unscaled value is val and whose scale is zero. |
BigDecimal(String num)
Translates the string representation of a
BigDecimal into a BigDecimal object. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
BigDecimal |
abs() |
BigDecimal |
add(BigDecimal val)
Returns a
BigDecimal whose value is (this + val) , and whose scale is max(this.scale(), val.scale()) . |
byte |
byteValueExact()
Converts this BigDecimal into a byte by first calling longValueExact and then checking that the
long
returned from that method fits into a byte . |
int |
compareTo(BigDecimal val) |
int |
compareTo(Object other)
Must return > 0 if this object is greater than the other one, < 0 if its smaller, and 0 if they are equal.
|
BigDecimal |
divide(BigDecimal divisor)
Returns a
BigDecimal whose value is (this / val) , and whose scale is this.scale() . |
BigDecimal |
divide(BigDecimal val,
int roundingMode)
Returns a
BigDecimal whose value is (this / val) , and whose scale is this.scale() . |
BigDecimal |
divide(BigDecimal val,
int newScale,
int roundingMode)
Returns a
BigDecimal whose value is (this / val) , and whose scale is as specified. |
BigDecimal[] |
divideAndRemainder(BigDecimal val)
Returns a
BigDecimal array, where its first element is the integer part of this / val , and its second element is the
remainder of the division. |
BigDecimal |
divideToIntegralValue(BigDecimal val)
Returns a BigDecimal whose value is the integer part of the quotient this / val.
|
double |
doubleValue() |
boolean |
equals(Object o) |
int |
hashCode() |
int |
intValue() |
int |
intValueExact()
Converts this BigDecimal into an int by first calling longValueExact and then checking that the
long
returned from that method fits into an int . |
long |
longValue() |
long |
longValueExact()
Converts this BigDecimal to a long value.
|
BigDecimal |
max(BigDecimal val) |
BigDecimal |
min(BigDecimal val) |
BigDecimal |
movePointLeft(int n) |
BigDecimal |
movePointRight(int n) |
BigDecimal |
multiply(BigDecimal val)
Returns a
BigDecimal whose value is (this × val), and whose scale is (this.scale() + val.scale()) . |
BigDecimal |
negate() |
BigDecimal |
plus()
Returns this BigDecimal.
|
BigDecimal |
pow(int n)
Returns a BigDecimal whose value is
this to the power of n . |
int |
precision()
Returns the precision of this BigDecimal (the number of digits in the unscaled value).
|
BigDecimal |
remainder(BigDecimal val)
Returns a
BigDecimal whose value is the remainder in the quotient this / val . |
int |
scale() |
BigDecimal |
scaleByPowerOfTen(int n)
Returns a BigDecimal whose numerical value is the numerical value of this BigDecimal multiplied by 10 to the power
of
n . |
BigDecimal |
setScale(int scale) |
BigDecimal |
setScale(int scale,
int roundingMode) |
short |
shortValueExact()
Converts this BigDecimal into a short by first calling longValueExact and then checking that the
long
returned from that method fits into a short . |
int |
signum() |
BigDecimal |
stripTrailingZeros()
Returns a BigDecimal which is numerically equal to this BigDecimal but with no trailing zeros in the
representation.
|
BigDecimal |
subtract(BigDecimal val)
Returns a
BigDecimal whose value is (this - val) , and whose scale is max(this.scale(), val.scale()) . |
BigInteger |
toBigInteger()
Converts this BigDecimal to a BigInteger.
|
BigInteger |
toBigIntegerExact()
Converts this BigDecimal into a BigInteger, throwing an ArithmeticException if the conversion is not exact.
|
String |
toEngineeringString()
Returns the totalcross.lang.String representation of this BigDecimal, using engineering notation if necessary.
|
String |
toPlainString()
Returns a totalcross.lang.String representation of this BigDecimal without using scientific notation.
|
String |
toString()
Returns the totalcross.lang.String representation of this BigDecimal, using scientific notation if necessary.
|
BigDecimal |
ulp()
Returns the size of a unit in the last place of this BigDecimal.
|
BigInteger |
unscaledValue() |
static BigDecimal |
valueOf(double val)
Returns a new BigDecimal constructed from the BigDecimal(String) constructor using the Double .toString(double)
method to obtain the String.
|
static BigDecimal |
valueOf(long val)
Translates a
long value into a BigDecimal object with a scale of zero. |
static BigDecimal |
valueOf(long val,
int scale)
Translates a
long unscaled value and an int scale into a BigDecimal . |
public static final BigDecimal ZERO
BigDecimal
with scale zero.public static final BigDecimal ONE
BigDecimal
with scale zero.public static final BigDecimal TEN
BigDecimal
with scale zero.public static final int ROUND_UP
public static final int ROUND_DOWN
public static final int ROUND_CEILING
public static final int ROUND_FLOOR
public static final int ROUND_HALF_UP
public static final int ROUND_HALF_DOWN
public static final int ROUND_HALF_EVEN
public static final int ROUND_UNNECESSARY
public BigDecimal(String num) throws InvalidNumberException
BigDecimal
into a BigDecimal
object.num
- The BigDecimal
as a string.InvalidNumberException
- If the given number is not a valid representation of a BigDecimal
.public BigDecimal(int val)
BigDecimal
whose unscaled value is val
and whose scale is zero.val
- The value of the new BigDecimal
.public BigDecimal(long val)
BigDecimal
whose unscaled value is val
and whose scale is zero.val
- The value of the new BigDecimal
.public BigDecimal(BigInteger num)
BigDecimal
whose unscaled value is num
and whose scale is zero.num
- The value of the new BigDecimal
.public BigDecimal(BigInteger num, int scale)
BigDecimal
whose unscaled value is num
and with the given scale.num
- The unscaled value of the new BigDecimal
.scale
- The given scale.public BigDecimal(double num) throws InvalidNumberException
double
into a BigDecimal
which is the exact decimal representation of the double
s binary
floating-point value. The scale of the returned BigDecimal
is the smallest value such that
(10scale × val) is an integer.num
- The number to be convertedInvalidNumberException
- If the number passed is infinite or NaN.public static BigDecimal valueOf(long val) throws InvalidNumberException
long
value into a BigDecimal
object with a scale of zero. This "static factory method"
is provided in preference to a (long)
constructor because it allows for reuse of frequently used BigDecimal
values.val
- The value of the BigDecimal
.BigDecimal
whose value is val
.InvalidNumberException
public static BigDecimal valueOf(long val, int scale) throws InvalidNumberException
long
unscaled value and an int
scale into a BigDecimal
. This "static factory method" is
provided in preference to a (long, int)
constructor because it allows for reuse of frequently used BigDecimal
values.scale
- Scale of the BigDecimal
.BigDecimal
whose value is (unscaledVal × 10-scale).InvalidNumberException
public BigDecimal add(BigDecimal val)
BigDecimal
whose value is (this + val)
, and whose scale is max(this.scale(), val.scale())
.val
- The value to be added to this BigDecimal
.(this + val)
.public BigDecimal subtract(BigDecimal val)
BigDecimal
whose value is (this - val)
, and whose scale is max(this.scale(), val.scale())
.val
- The value to be subtracted from this BigDecimal
.(this - val)
.public BigDecimal multiply(BigDecimal val)
BigDecimal
whose value is (this × val), and whose scale is (this.scale() + val.scale())
.val
- The value to be multiplied by this BigDecimal
.(this * val)
.public BigDecimal divide(BigDecimal val, int roundingMode) throws totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException, totalcross.lang.IllegalArgumentException
BigDecimal
whose value is (this / val)
, and whose scale is this.scale()
. If rounding must be
performed to generate a result with the given scale, the specified rounding mode is applied.val
- The value by which this BigDecimal
is to be divided.roundingMode
- The rounding mode to apply.(this / val)
.totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException
- If val == 0
, or roundingMode == ROUND_UNNECESSARY
and this.scale()
is
insufficient to represent the result of the division exactly.totalcross.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- If roundingMode
does not represent a valid rounding mode.public BigDecimal divide(BigDecimal val, int newScale, int roundingMode) throws totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException, totalcross.lang.IllegalArgumentException
BigDecimal
whose value is (this / val)
, and whose scale is as specified. If rounding must be
performed to generate a result with the given scale, the specified rounding mode is applied.val
- The value by which this BigDecimal
is to be divided.roundingMode
- The rounding mode to apply.(this / val)
.totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException
- If val == 0
, or roundingMode == ROUND_UNNECESSARY
and this.scale()
is
insufficient to represent the result of the division exactly.totalcross.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- If roundingMode
does not represent a valid rounding mode.public BigDecimal divide(BigDecimal divisor) throws totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException
BigDecimal
whose value is (this / val)
, and whose scale is this.scale()
. If rounding must be
performed to generate a result with the given scale, an ArithmeticException
is thrown.divisor
- The value by which this BigDecimal
is to be divided.(this / val)
.totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException
- If val == 0
, or this.scale()
is insufficient to represent the result of the division
exactly.public BigDecimal remainder(BigDecimal val) throws totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException, totalcross.lang.IllegalArgumentException, InvalidNumberException
BigDecimal
whose value is the remainder in the quotient this / val
. This is obtained by
subtract(divideToIntegralValue(val).multiply(val))
.val
- The divisor.BigDecimal
whose value is the remainderInvalidNumberException
- If an internal method throws it.totalcross.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- If an internal method throws it.totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException
- If val == 0
.public BigDecimal[] divideAndRemainder(BigDecimal val) throws totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException, totalcross.lang.IllegalArgumentException, InvalidNumberException
BigDecimal
array, where its first element is the integer part of this / val
, and its second element is the
remainder of the division.val
- The divisor.BigDecimal
array.InvalidNumberException
- If an internal method throws it.totalcross.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- If an internal method throws it.totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException
- If val == 0
.public BigDecimal divideToIntegralValue(BigDecimal val) throws totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException, totalcross.lang.IllegalArgumentException, InvalidNumberException
val
- the divisorInvalidNumberException
totalcross.lang.IllegalArgumentException
totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException
totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException
- if val == 0public int compareTo(BigDecimal val)
public boolean equals(Object o)
public int hashCode()
hashCode
in class totalcross.lang.Object
public BigDecimal max(BigDecimal val)
public BigDecimal min(BigDecimal val)
public BigDecimal movePointLeft(int n)
public BigDecimal movePointRight(int n)
public int signum()
public int scale()
public BigInteger unscaledValue()
public BigDecimal abs()
public BigDecimal negate()
public BigDecimal plus()
public int precision()
public String toString()
scale == 0
is returned.
2. an int adjExp
is created which is equal to the negation of scale
plus the number of
digits in the unscaled value, minus one. 3. if scale >= 0 && adjExp >= -6
then we represent this
BigDecimal without scientific notation. A decimal is added if the scale is positive and zeros are prepended as
necessary. 4. if scale is negative or adjExp is less than -6 we use scientific notation. If the unscaled value has
more than one digit, a decimal as inserted after the first digit, the character 'E' is appended and adjExp is
appended.public String toEngineeringString()
public String toPlainString()
public BigInteger toBigInteger()
public BigInteger toBigIntegerExact()
public int intValue()
public BigDecimal stripTrailingZeros() throws InvalidNumberException
InvalidNumberException
public long longValue()
public double doubleValue() throws InvalidNumberException
InvalidNumberException
public BigDecimal setScale(int scale) throws totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException
totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException
public BigDecimal setScale(int scale, int roundingMode) throws totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException, totalcross.lang.IllegalArgumentException
totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException
totalcross.lang.IllegalArgumentException
public static BigDecimal valueOf(double val) throws InvalidNumberException
val
- the double value used in Double .toString(double)InvalidNumberException
- if val is NaN or infinitepublic BigDecimal scaleByPowerOfTen(int n)
n
.n
- the power of tenpublic BigDecimal pow(int n)
this
to the power of n
.n
- the powerpublic BigDecimal ulp()
this
.public long longValueExact()
totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException
- if rounding occurs or if overflow occurspublic int intValueExact()
long
returned from that method fits into an int
.this
totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException
- if this BigDecimal has a fractional part or is too large to fit into an int.public byte byteValueExact()
long
returned from that method fits into a byte
.this
totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException
- if this BigDecimal has a fractional part or is too large to fit into a byte.public short shortValueExact()
long
returned from that method fits into a short
.this
totalcross.lang.ArithmeticException
- if this BigDecimal has a fractional part or is too large to fit into a short.public int compareTo(Object other) throws totalcross.lang.ClassCastException
Comparable
compareTo
in interface Comparable
totalcross.lang.ClassCastException


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layout: page
title: Call for proposals
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Information required
Accommodation is available in single rooms only.
- Title and description of the project (300 word max)
- Representation: which will include details around alignment with ELIXIR platforms/communities or project’s external community importance
- Project Lead’s contact details who will be main correspondent (we will only contact this main correspondent even though there are multiple leads)
- Expected outcomes from BioHackathon and beyond
- Expected Audience: type of participant needed to help with the project
- Number of days for the hack (NB it is expected that all participants stay for the 4 days even though some projects may be shorter)
- Is there a specific person (2 max) from Europe you would like to invite that is critical to the success of the project? (name /institute/email)
Selection criteria
The programme organising committee will select the project based on the following criteria
- Alignment with ELIXIR goals
- Application to ELIXIR life science Communities
- Achievability of the timeline of delivery
- Ambition - is your proposal a cutting edge project applicable to general bioinformatics?


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World wide web consists of:
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- the internet (world's largest computer network)
- servers (optimized for hosting files)
These elements are connected by requests (initiated by you) and response (given by server)
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3. Porgrammers need to write exactly the way a computer undestands - computer are 'stupid'
4. Programmers can't remember everything
5. Basis HTML vocabulary
Tag: Containd within angled brackerts. Nust have both an opening and closing tag (unless it is a void tag like 'img' or 'br' that have no content and therefore do not need a closing tag.
Element : Everything within a set of opening and closing tags
Attribute: The property of an HTML element
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span example this is how it behaves
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by RFE/RL's Radio Free AfghanistanKABUL -- The U.S. military says two of its service members have been killed in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan.
The November 20 crash was being investigated, U.S. Forces Afghanistan said, adding that "preliminary reports do not indicate it was caused by enemy fire."
The statement did not provide further details.
The Taliban claimed it had shot the aircraft down in the Charkh district of the eastern province of Logar at 1 a.m. local time, and that "all on board were killed."
A spokesman for the Afghan Defense Ministry rejected the Taliban claim, saying that "there was no involvement of the enemy fire in the helicopter crash."
"No Afghan security force member is hurt," said the spokesman, Fawad Aman.
The militant group regularly claims responsibility for helicopter and drone crashes without supporting evidence.
Nineteen U.S. service members have died in Afghanistan in combat-related incidents since the beginning of the year.
There are roughly 13,000 U.S. troops in the country, as well as thousands of European forces participating in the NATO-led Resolute Support mission.
Earlier this month, U.S. Army General Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, predicted that U.S. troops, already in Afghanistan for 18 years, would remain there "for several more years."
The helicopter crash comes a day after two Western hostages were released from Taliban custody in exchange for three high-ranking Taliban prisoners, raising hopes for peace talks between the militant group and the government in Kabul.


TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
OLANZAPINE
See also: sedative medications
See also: medications at the origin of orthostatic hypotension
See also: neuroleptics
See also: antipsychotic neuroleptics (except clozapine)
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 166
OLANZAPINE RxNorm: 61381 ATC: N05AH03 |
CARBAMAZEPINE RxNorm: 2002 ATC: N03AF01 |
Risk of decrease of the plasma concentrations of the olanzapine and of its therapeutic effectiveness, due to increase of its hepatic metabolism by the carbamazepine |
Precaution for use Clinical monitoring, and if needed, adjustment of the dosage of the olanzapine. |
OLANZAPINE RxNorm: 61381 ATC: N05AH03 |
FLUVOXAMINE RxNorm: 42355 ATC: N06AB08 |
Increase of the concentrations of the olanzapine, with risk of increase of its undesirable effects, due to decrease of its hepatic metabolism by the fluvoxamine |
Precaution for use Clinical monitoring and possible reduction of the dosage of the olanzapine during the treatment with fluvoxamine. |


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