Interests
Data management, reproducibility, labour theory, digital preservation, digital archiving, database management, web development, animal care, music, and creative writing.
Skills
- Platforms: Microsoft Windows and Ubuntu Linux
- Programming Languages: Java, C, C++, Objective C, Python, R, Perl, PHP, SQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML, and Praat
- Library Standards: MARC, Dublin Core, DACS, EAD, and RDF
New York University New York, NY, USA
Master of Computer Science Expected 2022
Simmons College Boston, MA, USA
Master of Library and Information Science August 2014
GPA: 3.85
Research Opportunities
Small World Project. Research done accompanying Dr. Kathy Wisser, March-June 2014. I provided software analysis using Gephi, a data visualization software, on researchers' social network analysis of historical relationships between literary figures.
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Information Technology May 2013
GPA: 3.75
Honours Thesis: Computational Linguistic Approach to Inflection in Human Speech and Difference in Meaning
Study Abroad: Celtic Studies, University College Cork, Cork, Ireland, Summer 2012
Research Opportunities
- "A Computational Linguistics Approach to Inflection and Difference in Meaning". Research completed accompanying Dr. Nanette Veilleux, August 2012-August 2013.
- "No Place To Go: A Discussion on LGBTQ Youth Homelessness in Boston" Research completed as a part of the Simmons World Challenge, January 2011
Activities:
- Honours Program: Participant 2010-2013
- CS-Math Liaison: President 2012-2013; Treasurer 2011-2012
- Simmons College LGBTQA Alliance: President 2012-2013; Treasurer 2011-2012; Political Activism Chair 2010-2011
- Simmons College SciFi and Fantasy Club: Founder and Participant 2010-2013
- Simmons World Challenge: Participant January 2012
Honours and Achievements:
- College of Arts and Sciences Dean's Fellow Award; 2013-2014
- The Computer Science Award, given for academic excellence in comp sci; 2013
- Collaborative Research Experience for Undergraduates, $15,000 research grant, given to encourage women in the STEM fields to complete research studies in their field, 2012-2013
- Alumnae Endowed Scholarship; 2012-2013
- Simmons College Grant, given to aid in research costs for field research; 2012-2013
- Bowker Award for Travel, given to undergraduates who demonstrate academic excellence while completing studies abroad; Summer 2012
- Independant Order of Oddfellows Scholarship, 2010-2013
- President Merit Scholarship, given to students whose academic achievement and personal qualities indicate they will perform to the highest academic level, 2010-2013
- Simmons College 3-1 Program, where students complete an undergraduate degree in three years and a master's degree in one year, first participant; 2010-present
- Simmons College Dean's List, 2010-2013
- United Pilgrimage for Youth, sponsored participant; Summer 2009
Visiting Professor
Pratt Institute
Librarian for Research Data Management and Reproducibility
New York University
- August 2015-present
- Dual appointment between NYU Division of Libraries and NYU Center for Data Science
- Provide instructional and consultation services in RDM and reproducibility to faculty and advanced students
- Advise researchers on how to meet the data management and open data requirements of publishers and federal funding agencies
- Moore/Sloan Data Science Environment team member; Reproducibility Working Group member and Libraries Working Group member
- Assist in efforts to design a data repository and storage infrastructure for researchers at the University.
Adjunct Professor
Simmons College
- 2017 - 2018
- Taught database management online for the School of Information and Library Science. Fall 2017 & Spring 2018
Interim Program Coordinator Metropolitan New York Library Council
- June 2015-July 2015; December 2015-May 2016
- Day-to-day coordinator of METRO’s National Digital Stewardship Residency in New York (NDSR-NY) program
- Contribute to project planning, communications, documentation, evaluations, outreach, and help maintain the program’s web presence and online platforms.
- Plan, organize, and help run NDSR-affiliated events, meetings, and workshops.
- Serve as a representative and contact for NDSR-NY program in collaboration with host institutions, NDSR residents and Library of Congress and NDSR-Boston program staff.
National Digital Stewardship Resident American Museum of Natural History
- September 2014-May 2015
- See my NDSR application video here!
- Survey the Science divisions to better understand their data storage, curation, and preservation needs.
- Identify existing practices and policies for integrated data storage, access, and management.
- Recommend strategies to digitally preserve the scientific research at the AMNH.
Archives Intern Sasaki Associates
- January 2014-April 2014
- Process historical architectural material and write the accompanying finding aid.
- Create records for each collection processed and catalogue them in Koha ILS.
Dean's Fellow for Technology Simmons College
- September 2013-June 2014
- Manage social media technology for undergraduate science departments.
- Generate interest in STEM at Simmons through social media outreach to alumnae, current students, and prospective students, through working on content creation with faculty.
Technical Resource Assistant Simmons College
- September 2013-June 2014
- Provide technical instruction to students, staff, and faculty at the Graduate School of Library and Information Science (GSLIS).
- Troubleshoot hard/software issues within GSLIS for students, staff, and faculty.
Contracted Web Developer IES Technical Sales
- May 2013-September 2013
- Update the company website, developing and implementing design and operational upgrades.
- Assess and adapt to changing client needs through the development and deployment phase.
Tutor in Computer Science Simmons College
- September 2012-2013
- Provide one-on-one tutoring for students in computer science classes.
- Lead group study sessions for upcoming evaluations, tests, and projects.
Campus Representative Tutors For All
- January 2012-May 2012
- Enhance Tutors for All's social media pages through graphic design work and constant updating.
- Generate new leads among college campus populations through social media outreach.
Teacher's Assistant in Computer Science Simmons College
- 2011-2013
- Create classwork, homework, and quizzes for students to complete.
- Grade students' work and report these grades to the instructor.
Lab Monitor for Computer Science Laboratory Simmons College
- 2011-2013
- Assist students with troubleshooting soft/hardware issues.
- Repair and maintain computers in the computer science laboratory.
Server Not Your Average Joe's
- May 2011-August 2014
- Communicate positively and effectively with guests and coworkers.
- Assimilate guest information rapidly while anticipating guests' needs.
Lead Tutor Tutors For All
- September 2010-May 2011
- Mentor and lead a group of tutors, including reviewing and editing their lesson plans and progress reports.
- Evaluate student performance with progress reports and communicate that progress to their guardians.
Choreographer Cape Ann Community Theatre
- March 2010-June 2010
- Choreograph dance routines for the musical "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying."
- Teach these routines to performers and provide dance direction throughout rehearsal process.
Page/Librarian's Assistant Hamilton-Wenham Regional Public Library
- September 2009- August 2010
- Re-shelve library materials after patrons have returned them.
- Remain flexible and assist librarians in their various projects around the library.
Instructor & Camp Counselor Safe Harbor Tang Soo Do
- May 2005-September 2009
- Teach a one-hour martial arts class for students ages 4-13, of all ranks, every morning.
- Lead the students in activities daily including arts and crafts, athletic activities, and many others.
- Steeves, V., Rampin, R., & Chirigati, F. (2019, December 11). Reproducibility, Preservation, and Access to Research with ReproZip and ReproServer. LIS Scholarship Archive: https://osf.io/preprints/lissa/mgvxq/
- Boss, K. E., Steeves, V., Rampin, R., Chirigati, F., & Hoffman, B. (2019, September 16). Saving Data Journalism: Using ReproZip-Web to Capture Dynamic Websites for Future Reuse. LIS Scholarship Archive: https://osf.io/preprints/lissa/khtdr/
- Rampin R., Chirigati, F., Steeves, V., Freire, J. (2018, August 4) "ReproServer: Making Reproducibility Easier and Less Intensive". ArXiv: 1808.01406 [Cs].
- Steeves, V., Chirigati, F., Rampin R. (2017) "Using ReproZip for Reproducibility and Library Services".IASSIST Quarterly 42, no. 1 (2018): 14–14. Pre-print available on the LIS Scholarship Archive.
- Steeves, V. (2017) "Reproducibility Librarianship", Collaborative Librarianship: Vol. 9 : Iss. 2 , Article 4.
- Rampin, R., Chirigati, F., Shasha, D., Steeves, V., Freire, J. (2016, December 1) "ReproZip: The Reproducibility Packer", The Journal of Open Source Software. 1.8.
- Blumenthal, K.-R., Griesinger, P., Julia, Peltzman, S., & Steeves, V. (2016, October 6) "What makes a digital steward: A competency profile based on the National Digital Stewardship Residencies", iPres 2016: The 13th International Conference on Digital Preservation. Bern, Switzerland.
- Wolke, Andreas, Martin Bichler, Fernando Chirigati, and Victoria Steeves. "Reproducible Experiments on Dynamic Resource Allocation in Cloud Data Centers," Information Systems 59 (July 2016): 98–101. doi: 10.1016/j.is.2015.12.004. ArXiv: 1703.00042 [cs.DC]
- Investigating & Archiving the Scholarly Git Experience. Steeves, Vicky. (2019, November). MSDSE Summit 2019. Santa Fe, New Mexico.
- Archiving the Scholarly Git Experience. Steeves, Vicky & Milliken, Genevieve. (2019, September). iPres 2019. Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
- Investigating & Archiving the Scholarly Git Experience. Steeves, Vicky & Milliken, Genevieve & Nguyen, Sarah. (2019, September). SPN Quarterly Meeting.
- Panel - Partners in Reproducibility: Working with Researchers and Data Producers to Enhance Sharing, Reproducibility, and Long-term Access to Research Data. Muilenburg Jennifer & Steeves, Vicky & McDougall, Janet. (2019, May). IASSIST 2019.
- Reproducibility, Preservation, and Access to Research with ReproZip and ReproServer. Steeves, Vicky & Rampin, R.. (2019, May). IASSIST 2019.
- Qualitative Research Using Open Tools. Duckles, Beth M. & Steeves, Vicky. (2019, May). csv,conf,v4.
- The Role of Libraries in the Age of Computational Reproducibility. Steeves, Vicky, & Hayden, Gabriele. (2019, May). csv,conf,v4. Portland, Oregon.
- Taguette: Open Qualitative Research. Steeves, Vicky & DeMott, Sarah. (2019, February). Workshop for Seton Hall University.
- Advocating for Open: Putting Ethics Into Practice. Marshall, Brianna & Steeves, Vicky & Vandegift, Micah. (2019, April). ACRL 2019. Cleveland, OH.
- Reproducibility Librarianship in Practice. Steeves, Vicky. (2018, December). Webinar for LIBER.
- ReproServer: Making Reproducibility Easier and Less Intrusive. Steeves, V. & Rampin, R., Chirigati, F. & Freire, J. October 2018. Moore-Sloan Data Science Environment. Park City, Utah.
- Best practices for reproducible research. Steeves, V. October 2018. Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. Cambride, Massachusetts.
- Reproducing & Archiving Scholarship with ReproZip. Steeves, V. PresQT. September 2018. Notre Dame University. South Bend, Indiana.
- Research with Interviews. Steeves, V. NDSR Art Immersion Week. July 2018. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
- Reproducibility Short Course. Steeves, V. Building Research Integrity through Reproducibility. June 2018. University of Utah Eccles Health Sciences Library. Salt Lake City, Utah.
- Writing reprocible geoscience papers using R Markdown, Docker, and GitLab, Steeves, V., Nüst, D., Rampin, R., Konkol, M. & Pebesma, E. European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2018. April 2018. Vienna, Austria.
- Data Management & Reproducibility, Steeves, V. L'Unité Régionale de Formation à l'Information Scientifique et Technique (Urfist). December 2017. Nice, France.
- Creating Reproducible Experiments with ReproZip, Steeves, V. & Rampin, R., Chirigati, F. SciPy 2017, July 2017. Austin, Texas.
- Open, Public Goods Infrastructure for Research Management & Discovery, Spitzer, M., Steeves, V., & Hudson-Vitale, C., IASSIST 2017, May 2017. Kansas City, Kansas.
- Reproducing and Preserving Research with ReproZip, Steeves, V., & Rampin, R., IASSIST 2017, May 2017. Kansas City, Kansas.
- ReproZip for Reproducible Research, Steeves, V., & Rampin, R., PresQT Workshop One, May 2017. Notre Dame University. Additional Roles:
- Invited Panelist
- Lead 2 breakout sessions focusing on reproducing workshop participants' work with ReproZip
- Reproducible computational research in the publication cycle, Steeves, V., Rampin, R., & Nüst, D, European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2017, April 2017. Vienna, Austria.
- Panel Presentation: Reproducibility: the What, Why, & How in 'Open Science: Understanding Modern Research Practices.' Vicky Steeves, Robin Champieux, Jeff Leek, Brett Davidson, Eka Grguric. Association of Research and College Libraries Conference, March 25, 2017. Balitmore, Maryland.
- "Using Openness as Foundation for Research Data Management Services". Wolf, N., & Steeves, V., Library and Information Technology Association Forum, November 2016. Fort Worth, Texas.
- ReproZip: Reproducibility with Ease", Steeves, V. & Rampin, R., DASPOS: Container Strategies for Data & Software Preservation that Promote Open Science, May 2016. Notre Dame University. Additional Roles:
- Invited Panelist
- Lead 3 breakout sessions focusing on reproducing workshop participants' work with ReproZip
- "Collaborating to Create a Culture of Data Stewardship" Poster presented with Andrew S. Gordon (Databrary) and Kevin B. Read (NYU Health Science Library), at the Research Data Access and Preservation Summit 2016
- "Bridging the Gap: Improving Data Services through Cross-Campus Collaboration" (2016). Poster presented with Andrew S. Gordon (Databrary) and Kevin B. Read (NYU Health Science Library), 2016 University of Massachusetts and New England Area Librarian e-Science Symposium.
- Steeves, V., Muilenburg, J., & Mitchell, E. (2015, December 14) "Organizational Implications of Data Science Environments in Education, Research, and Research Management in Libraries". Coalition of Networked Information Fall Meeting. Washington D.C., USA. Video
- Preserving Scientific Research Data at the American Museum of Natural History, MAS Newsletter, August 2015
- "Managing and Preservation Data Sets” METRO Webinar, July 2015
- "Panel Discussion with the National Digital Stewardship NY Residents” ARLIS/NY Meeting, March 2015
- "The Next Generation of Digital Stewards: the NDSR Program” Mid-Atlantic Regional Archives & New England Archivists Conference, March 2015
- "NDSR-NY Notes from the Field: Preserving Scientific Data at the American Museum of Natural History” Preservation and Archiving Special Interest Group Meeting, March 2015
- "The Next Frontier of Stewardship: the Value of Field Books in a Digital Age” Fieldbook Project Blog, National Museum of Natural History, February 2015
- "Scientific Data: A Needs Assessment Journey” American Library Association Mid-Winter Conference, January 2015
- "NDSR-NY Panel Discussion” METRO 2015 Annual Conference, January 2015
- "The Value of the NDSR: Residents and Mentors Weigh In” The SIGNAL Blog, Library of Congress, November 2015
- 2014-2015 NDSR-NY Resident's Blog, Contributor, September 2014-June 2015
- "A Computational Linguistic Approach to Inflection in Human Speech and Difference in Meaning” Simmons College Undergraduate Conference, April 2013
- "A Computational Linguistic Approach to Inflection in Human Speech and Difference in Meaning” Richard Tapia Celebration of Diversity in Computing Conference, February 2013
- "No Place To Go: A Discussion on LGBTQ Youth Homeless in Boston” Simmons College Undergraduate Conference, April 2012
- "The Harm (or lack thereof) of Marijuana” Simmons College Undergraduate Conference, April 2011
- Co-organized the half-day, online conference Librarians Building Momentum for Reproducibility.
- Project Preview: "Weaving Digital Stewardship into the Organizational Fabric", a contribution to the DPC blog.
- Taguette, open source qualitative research tool. [source]
- Investigating & Archiving the Scholarly Git Experience: a Alfred P. Sloan Foundation funded project.
- Pratt Institute Fall 2018 LIS 628 class materials. [source code]
- Saving Data Journalism: an IMLS funded project to build prototype to enable systematic collection & preservation of dynamic websites.
- ReproCrawl: a search engine for materials about reproducibility. [source]
- Data Librarianship: A Path and an Ethic | A conversation between Thomas Padilla and Vicky Steeves | dh + lib
- Guest blog post on GitLab and reproducibility
- Simmons SLIS Interview
- Created a database of women working in openness [source]
- Open Source Contributions
- Collaborated with Rémi Rampin to create a Reproducibility RSS feed to publish, in a single place, news, resources, and other links surrounding reproducibility, replication, and good and open science. Wrote a Twitter bot @ReproFeed to automatically tweet out RSS feed as it updates.
- Ongoing collaborations with the Center for Open Science: Serve as an Open Science Framework Ambassador, Participant in the 2016 SHARE Curation Associates program.
- Participant in the 2016 eDLF Data Management Cohort.
- Created and currently maintain a soft incentives program to encourage RDM amongst library patrons, called the Research Data Management Badges, where patrons can accrue points through attending Data Services classes, practicing good data management, and making their research open access to earn a badge.
- Redeveloped and currently maintain the new Data Services blog, Data Dispatch, through piloting a new web hosting service for the Digital Scholarship Services called reClaim.
- Organized the NYU Reproducibility Symposium, a showcase of tools to help make the reproducibility process easy. There were also keynotes and lightning talks on case studies showing how creating reproducible experiments has helped other research groups. May 2016.
- Created and currently maintain reproduciblescience.org, a source of information for the general community on resources, news, and tools for reproducibility. Created and currently maintain reproduciblescience.org/nyu, a source of information for the NYU community on events, resources, and expertise on campus for reproducibility.
- Planned and executed "Love Your Data Week 2016" at New York University with Nick Wolf, Kevin B. Read, and Alisa Surkis.


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Border patrol agents spotted the teen Sunday night near the U.S.-Mexico border.
Agents said the teen - a U.S. citizen - was found with a remote-controlled car and two large duffel bags filled with over 55 pounds of meth.
The drugs carried an estimated street value of nearly $107,000.
The boy was arrested and is facing drug smuggling charges.


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EMFastTrackErrorCode
enum EMFastTrackErrorCode {}
List of error code for FastTrack
- - Since: 5.3
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This error occurs when the caller passed an invalid argument (e.g. null or empty string) into a function
Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeInvalidArgument = -100
Swift
case invalidArgument = -100
-
Internal Failure, most likely due to storage
Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeInternalFailure = -101
Swift
case internalFailure = -101
-
Device Fingerprint failure, most likely due to invalid configuration on CustomData
Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeDeviceFingerprint = -102
Swift
case deviceFingerprint = -102
-
Device Fingerprint update failure, e.g. token not found, invalid configuration on CustomData
Since
5.4.0Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeUpdateDeviceFingerprintFailure = -103
Swift
case updateDeviceFingerprintFailure = -103
-
Device Fingerprint update failure, if new device fingerprint is identical.
Since
5.4.0Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeUpdateDeviceFingerprintIdentical = -104
Swift
case updateDeviceFingerprintIdentical = -104
-
Failed in provision Token
Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeOtpProvisionFailure = -200
Swift
case otpProvisionFailure = -200
-
Failed in generating OTP
Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeOtpGenerationFailure = -201
Swift
case otpGenerationFailure = -201
-
Violation of Pin Rule on changePin operation
Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodePinRuleViolation = -202
Swift
case pinRuleViolation = -202
-
OTP Settings not found. If OTP has been provisioned previously using IDP Mobile SDK, please invoke any of the following functions:
Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeOtpSettingsNotFound = -203
Swift
case otpSettingsNotFound = -203
-
SystemBiometric is not supported by the device. Authentication could not start, because biometric is not available on the device. Authentication could not start, because biometric has no enrolled fingers/face.
Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeSystemBiometricNotSupported = -301
Swift
case systemBiometricNotSupported = -301
-
SystemBiometric is not enrolled on the device. If BioFingerprint/face is supported, the application * should prompt the user to enroll fingerprint/face from device->Settings.
Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeSystemBiometricNotConfigured = -302
Swift
case systemBiometricNotConfigured = -302
-
SystemBiometric mode has not been activated for the tokenDevice.
Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeSystemBiometricNotActivated = -303
Swift
case systemBiometricNotActivated = -303
-
Authentication attempt fails. The application integrator can prompt user to try again.
Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeSystemBiometricAuthenticationFaied = -304
Swift
case systemBiometricAuthenticationFaied = -304
-
Authentication was not successful, because there were too many failed Touch ID attempts and Touch ID is now locked. Passcode is required to unlock Touch ID, e.g. evaluating LAPolicyDeviceOwnerAuthenticationWithBiometrics will ask for passcode as a prerequisite.
Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeSystemBiometricAuthenticationBlocked = -305
Swift
case systemBiometricAuthenticationBlocked = -305
-
Authentication was canceled by application/user/system/user callback
Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeSystemBiometricCancelled = -306
Swift
case systemBiometricCancelled = -306
-
Authentication was canceled, because the user tapped the fallback button (Enter Password).
Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeSystemBiometricCancelledUserFallback = -307
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case systemBiometricCancelledUserFallback = -307
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Declaration
Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeInvalidRegistrationCode = -400
Swift
case invalidRegistrationCode = -400
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Objective-C
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Swift
case invalidRequestParameter = -401
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Objective-C
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Swift
case invalidMessageState = -404
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Objective-C
EMFastTrackErrorCodeTransactionInvalidData = -500
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Mobile messenger failure on fetch TransactionSigningRequest message. Occours when then signing content is not signed with the correct key, or publicKey provided by the applicaiton is incorrect.
Declaration
Objective-C
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Swift
case transactionInvalidSignature = -501
-
Mobile messenger failure on fetch TransactionSigningRequest message. Occours when then signing content is not obfuscated with the correct key, or the obfuscation key provided by the applicaiton is incorrect.
Declaration
Objective-C
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Swift
case transactionDeobfuscationFailure = -502


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The FACTS user interface was designed to be modular so that different components could be used in different
contexts to provide the user with a consistent interface. Figure 1 shows the major features of the analysis
and visualization web pages.
Figure 1. Overview of the FACTS User Interface
This page walks you through the interface to produce a Probability
Density Function (PDF) from two different datasets, but the same
concepts are applicable to other analysis functions of the website.
Data Selection
For each of the analysis and visualizations pages,
a user first selects the datasets, model experiments, ensemble member and variable.
- From the Collection, select the Model, Experiment, Ensemble Member and Variable you wish to plot
- Optionally, select a second data set you wish to compare with the first.
- Click the Select Data button to bring up the options for analyzing and plotting the data you've selected.
If you make any changes in the Field(s) section, click the Update Data Selection button to refresh the options below.
Figure 2. Selecting data
Data Analysis Options
After the data has been selected, options are presented for data
analysis and visualization.
- If you are plotting pressure level data, select the Level you wish to use
- You can plot either the Average, the Anomaly, the Standardized
Anomaly or (for precipitation) the Percent of Normal over the region.
Anomalies are computed relative to the 1981-2010 average for the
ensemble mean by default. You can select a different time period
if desired for single model comparisons.
- For times, depending on the configuration you can either select:
- Choose a starting and ending month over which to average the data.
- Choose a starting and ending year over which to average the data. Alternatively, type in a list of years that are separated by commas (e.g. 1983, 1986, 1997)
- If you are doing a comparison, select the years for the second dataset.
OR
Select from a list of pre-defined times.
- Select the Region that the data will be averaged over. You can
select from a predefined list of regions, or select Custom. If you
choose custom, you can draw a region on the map (use Shift+drag to
draw the region), or enter the North, South, West and East coordinates
of the region.
Figure 3. Data Analysis and Subset Options
Visualization Options
The Plot Options box provides some controls for customizing the visualization
that is produced.
- If you are doing a comparison between datasets, you can either plot the result as a
difference between the two fields, or as 2 separate plots.
- For some fields, you can select the output units for the plot.
- You can select a mask for the data to block out either ocean or land areas.
- Model Comparison
- You can plot the output as color-filled contours and optionally overlay contour lines and labels.
- You can override the default contour intervals for the plots by specifying a contour interval,
minimum and maximum values.
- Ensemble Comparison
- If you are doing an ensemble comparison, you can select to plot maps or a probability density function (PDF)
- For the PDF, you can set the X and Y axis ranges. For the maps, you can set the contour options as above.
Figure 3. Options for customizing the plot
Making the Plot
After you have made your selections, click the
Make Plot button to generate the image.
- An image will be displayed to the right of the data selection region. You can click on the image to get a full sized version of it. There is link below the image which allows you to download the image to your computer.
- There are links for downloading the files that were used to create the images and to download all files (images, netCDF, etc)
- There is also a link to the URL that can be used to generate the plot. This is useful if you wish to use a script
with replaceable parameters to generate images from other models or experiments.
Figure 4. Display output


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Deontay Wilder compares himself to Mike Tyson after Luis Ortiz KO
The heavyweight world champion knocked out the Cuban in the seventh round on Saturday night having lost each of the previous six
by Martin Domin, https://www.facebook.com/mirrorfightingDeontay Wilder believes he hits harder than Mike Tyson following his stunning one-punch knockout of Luis Ortiz.
The heavyweight world champion knocked out the Cuban in the seventh round having lost each of the previous six.
Ortiz was able to rise from the canvas but could not beat the referee's count and the fight was waved off.
Tyson is widely considered to be the biggest puncher in the history of the division, but Wilder claimed he has overtaken his predecessor.
"At this point in time you've got to give me my credit," he said.
"It's sad that it took me over 40 fights to get the recognition I truly deserve.
"When people see me they've never seen my style and I know it took a while for them to get used to what I display and the talents I possess.
"What I do is not textbook, you can't really reach it and that's what makes me unique and different to other fighters.
"At this point in time I've earned my due respect and credit. I am the hardest-hitting puncher in boxing history, period, and I've earned that.
"Consistently I do what I do time and time again, give people great fights and great knockouts."
Wilder will now turn his attention to Tyson Fury whom he will rematch in Las Vegas on February 22.
And he insists the quick turnaround will help rather than hinder his preparations.
"Every time a person fights we see different holes, you're not going to be perfect in a fight," he added.
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"I'm proven; if these guys are so sure about certain things, he would have taken the rematch immediately. I demanded it as soon as possible, especially when it was a controversial decision.
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Daniel Buscombe is Research Geologist at the Grand Canyon Monitoring and Research Center, an interdisciplinary research team within the U.S. Geological Survey working on regulated rivers in the Western United States, based in Flagstaff, Arizona. His own research is in sedimentology, geomorphology, geophysics, geostatistics, and scalable computation. In addition, he is a maintainer and/or frequent contributor to many open source Python projects.


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This is a simple example of an AsyncAPI document.
Base URLs:
mqtt://api.company.com:{port}/{app-id}
app-id - You can find your app-id
in our control panel, under the auth tab. Default: demo
port - Default: 5676
Base Topic: hitch
Note: Deprecated
Example headers
{
"qos": 1,
"retainFlag": false
}
Example payload
{
"user": {
"full_name": "string",
"username": "string"
},
"signup": {
"method": "email",
"datetime": "2018-04-03T07:32:55Z"
}
}
Code Samples
const hermes = require('hermesjs');
const app = hermes();
app.from.client.send({
topic: 'accounts.1.0.action.user.signup',
payload: {
"user": {
"full_name": "string",
"username": "string"
},
"signup": {
"method": "email",
"datetime": "2018-04-03T07:32:55Z"
}
}
});
//Coming soon...
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//Coming soon...
/* asyncapi-java-tools */
try (JmsServer client = builder.build()) {
client.accounts.1.0.action.user.signup()
.publish({
"user": {
"full_name": "string",
"username": "string"
},
"signup": {
"method": "email",
"datetime": "2018-04-03T07:32:55Z"
}
})
.toCompletableFuture()
.get();
}
//Coming soon...
Action to sign a user up.
Multiline description of what this action does. It allows Markdown.
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| qos | integer | false | Quality of Service |
| retainFlag | boolean | false | This flag determines if the message will be saved by the broker for the specified topic as last known good value. New clients that subscribe to that topic will receive the last retained message on that topic instantly after subscribing. More on retained messages and best practices in one of the next posts. |
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| user | object | false | No description |
| full_name | string | false | User full name |
| username | string | true | User handle |
| signup | object | false | No description |
| method | string | true | Signup method |
| datetime | string | true | Date and Time of the message |
Example payload
{
"user": {
"id": "string",
"full_name": "string",
"username": "string"
},
"signup": {
"method": "email",
"datetime": "2018-04-03T07:32:55Z"
}
}
Code Samples
const hermes = require('hermesjs');
const app = hermes();
app.from.client.send({
topic: 'accounts.1.0.event.user.signup',
payload: {
"user": {
"id": "string",
"full_name": "string",
"username": "string"
},
"signup": {
"method": "email",
"datetime": "2018-04-03T07:32:55Z"
}
}
});
//Coming soon...
# Coming soon...
//Coming soon...
/* asyncapi-java-tools */
try (JmsServer client = builder.build()) {
client.accounts.1.0.event.user.signup()
.publish({
"user": {
"id": "string",
"full_name": "string",
"username": "string"
},
"signup": {
"method": "email",
"datetime": "2018-04-03T07:32:55Z"
}
})
.toCompletableFuture()
.get();
}
//Coming soon...
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| user | object | false | No description |
| id | string | true | Resource identifier |
| full_name | string | false | User full name |
| username | string | true | User handle |
| signup | object | false | No description |
| method | string | true | Signup method |
| datetime | string | true | Date and Time of the message |
"string"
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| id | id | false | Resource identifier |
"string"
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| username | username | false | User handle |
"2018-04-03T07:32:55Z"
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| datetime | datetime(date-time) | false | Date and Time of the message |
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| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| qos | MQTTQoSHeader(int32) | false | Quality of Service |
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| qos | 0 |
| qos | 2 |
false
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| retainFlag | MQTTRetainHeader | false | This flag determines if the message will be saved by the broker for the specified topic as last known good value. New clients that subscribe to that topic will receive the last retained message on that topic instantly after subscribing. More on retained messages and best practices in one of the next posts. |
{
"id": "string",
"full_name": "string",
"username": "string"
}
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| » id | id | true | Resource identifier |
| » full_name | string | false | User full name |
| » username | username | true | User handle |
{
"full_name": "string",
"username": "string"
}
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| » full_name | string | false | User full name |
| » username | username | true | User handle |
{
"method": "email",
"datetime": "2018-04-03T07:32:55Z"
}
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TITLE: CARDIOLOGY OFFICE NEW DATE OF NOTE: AUG 27,2008@12:36 ENTRY DATE: AUG 7,2009@16:59:13 AUTHOR: PORCELLI,ROBERT EXP COSIGNER: URGENCY: STATUS: COMPLETED TITLE: CARDIOLOGY OFFICE NEW DATE OF NOTE: AUG 27,2008@12:36 ENTRY DATE: AUG 27,2008@12:36:56 AUTHOR: PORCELLI,ROB EXP COSIGNER: URGENCY: STATUS: COMPLETED CHIEF COMPLIANT: chest pain HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS: JONES,CHRISTOPHER is a 57 year-old MALE presenting to the emergency department with chest pain for the last XX weeks. Patient described the pain as a pressure situation, that radiated up to his jaw, was associated with palpitation, dyspnea, diaphoresis, nausea, and lightheadedness. These episodes have been increasing in intensity and frequency in a typical crescendo pattern. Cardiac risk factors include male, age over 55yo, smoker, hypertension, and diabetes. Upon arrival to the ER, the patient was immediately triaged to cardiac bay where rapid TnI assay was performed and patient monitored. An EKG and CXR were performed. He was given morphine, nitro, and a betablocker. Cardiology was consulted given the EKG findings and a + troponin assay. Cardiology team saw patient immediately in the ED, and confirmed diagnosis and their desire to proceed to immediate revascularization. Cardiac catheterization showed a totally occluded left anterior descending artery (LAD). The decision was made to perform an angioplasty using a drug eluting Cypher stent. The stent was placed in the XX. Patient was subsequently transferred to recovery and later to CCU. Patient is resting quietly, and unavailble for questioning during my evauation. PMHx is obtained from the patient and wife who was present in the room. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: Code Description 278.00 Obesity 250.00 Diabetes Mellitus Using experimental glucometer 401.9 Hypertension Controlled 414.9 Coronary Artery Disease PTCA to LAD Jan, 2006 - MSC Hospital 724.5 BACKACHE NOS 682.9 Acute abscess 428.0 CHF SURGERIES: ALLERGIES/ADVERSE REACTIONS:: STRAWBERRIES, LACTOSE, ASPIRIN, SHELL FISH Active Outpatient Medications (including Supplies): Pending Outpatient Medications Status ========================================================================= 1) FLUTICAS 250/SALMETEROL 50 INHL DISK 28 INHALE 1 PUFF PENDING BY AS DIRECTED TWICE A DAY Home Medications WARFARIN (COUMADIN) NA 1MG TAB UD Dosage: 1MG Schedule: Date Documented: 12/20/05 Status: Discontinued (07/14/06) HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE 25MG TAB Dosage: 25MG Schedule: Date Documented: 12/20/05 Status: Discontinued (07/14/06) METFORMIN HCL 500MG TAB UD Dosage: 1000MG Schedule: Date Documented: 12/20/05 Status: Discontinued (07/14/06) SIMVASTATIN 20MG TAB UD Dosage: 40MG Schedule: Date Documented: 12/20/05 Status: Discontinued (07/14/06) ABACAVIR SULFATE 300MG TAB Dosage: 300MG Schedule: TWICE A DAY Date Documented: 06/01/07 Status: Discontinued (09/14/07) CELERY LEAF PWDR Dosage: AS DIREDTED Schedule: EVERY DAY Date Documented: 07/05/07 Status: Discontinued (09/14/07) ALBUTEROL SYRUP Dosage: 1 TSP Schedule: EVERY DAY Date Documented: 07/26/07 Status: Discontinued (09/14/07) ZAFIRLUKAST 20MG TAB Dosage: 20MG Schedule: EVERY DAY Date Documented: 08/15/07 Status: Discontinued (09/14/07) FAMILY HISTORY: Father: No Positive History. Mother: No Positive History. Sibling: No Positive History. Multiple cases of XXX in the family. SOCIAL HISTORY: Living Situation: Lives with wife, partner, alone. Domestic Violence: Denies Occupation: Substance Abuse: Non-Smoker, Xppd cigarettes for X years. Denies illicit drugs. Denies ETOH Use, Abuse. SEXUAL HISTORY: Marital Status: Single, Married, Divorced. Sexual Partners: Single, Multiple. Sexual Preference: Women, Men, Bisexual. Concerns: PERSONAL HISTORY: Patient has not been overweight and overwork for a long time. Has not developed signs of depression. REVIEW OF SYSTEMS: General: No fever, chills, weight loss/gain Skin: No new lesions, changes or other problems. Heme: No unusual bleeding diathesis or increased ecchymosis. Head: No recent trauma. Eyes: No blind spots, blurred vision, or diminished vision. Ears: No ear pain, ringing or pain. Nose: No rhinitis, bleeding or discharge. Mouth: No bleeding, lesions, or dental problems; denies dentures. Respiratory: No shortness of breath over last three weeks with exertion. Cardiac: No chest pain. Denies palpitations. GI: No nausea/vomiting/diarrhea; rectal pain, or problem. Urinary: No incontinence, or urgency. Genital: No history of venereal disease, pain or discharge. Endocrine: No goiter, fatigue, or temperature. Musculoskeletal: No muscle pain, arthritis, or joint discomfort. Neuro: No numbness, tingling, weakness, or tremor. Misc: Patient with no signs of depression (apathy, excessive sleepy, feeling of doom). No suicidal ideation. PHYSICAL EXAM: Vital Signs: Vitals Enter at: Dec 21, 2005@00:00:01 BP: 110/60 P: 98 R: 18 T: 98.7 General: Well-developed, well nourished, with no signs of acute distress. HEENT: Normocephalic, non-traumatic. Pupils are equal and round, and react to light. Extraocular movements are intact. Fundiscopic exam shows normal disc and vasculature. There is no nasal congestion. The mouth shows moist mucous membranes. Good dentition. The oropharynx is clear. Neck: Supple. Non-tender. There is no lymphadenopathy, JVD or bruits. Lungs: Clear to auscultation bilaterally. Cardiovascular: Regular rate and rhythm without murmurs or rubs. Abdomen: Soft. Non-tender. Bowel sounds are positive. There is no hepatosplenomegaly. Back: Straight. There is no CVA tenderness. Genito-urinary: Normal external genitalia. Extremities: Full range of motion. No joint tenderness. Pulses 2+. There is no cyanosis or edema. Neurological: Cranial nerves are intact. DTR 2+ bilaterally. There are no focal neurological deficits. Skin: Warm and dry. No rashes. Psychiatric: Alert and oriented x 3. Normal mood and affect. ASSESSMENT: 1. LABS - Test name Result units Ref. range Site Code GLUCOSE 205 mg/dL [67] UREA NITROGEN 50 H mg/dL 4 - 18 [67] CREATININE 2.5 mg/dL [67] BUN/CREATININE RATIO 20 H 11.7 - 16.2 [67] SODIUM 140 mmol/L 136 - 144 [67] POTASSIUM 4.5 mmol/L 3.6 - 5.1 [67] CHLORIDE 107 mmol/L 103 - 114 [67] CO2 24 mmol/L 21 - 31 [67] ANION GAP 9 mmol/L 5.5 - 14.6 [67] PO4 3.6 [67] CALCIUM 9.2 mg/dL [67] MYOGLOBIN 225 ng/mL [67] TROPONIN I 5.6 ng/mL [67] CKMB 6.6 H ng/mL 0 - 6.3 [67] CPK 500 [67] ALBUMIN 4.3 g/dL 3.5 - 4.9 [67] TRIGLYCERIDES 376 H mg/dl 38 - 250 [67] CHOLESTEROL 255 H mg/dL 120 - 200 [67] HDL 38 mg/dL [67] LDL CALCULATION 175 H mg/dl 0 - 130 [67] HEMOGLOBIN A1C 8.5 [67] 2. CXR - AP and LAT normal 3. EKG - revealed ST-segment elevation in the anterior leads, with reciprical T wave abnormalities. 4. Cath Report - Full report pending. ADMISSION PLAN: 1. CAD. Patient with Acute Anterior MI. a. Continue per AMI protocol. b. Consult Cardiology. 2. Health Maintenance. a. Smoking Cessation - Nicotine patch while in hospital. b. Weight Control - Nutrition consult in house. c. Diabetic Teaching - Consider consult and re-education. /es/ ROB PORCELLI ATTENDING Signed: 08/27/2008 12:37 /es/ ROBERT PORCELLI PHYSICIAN Signed: 08/09/2009 11:57


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Photo Vault is a very unique app as it allows users to Hide Photos that you don't want others to see from your standard Gallery application. It's unique because it is also a fully functioning ToDo List that as a bonus, also has a fully functioning "Hidden" ToDo list. If someone does get a hold of your phone and accidentally finds the Hidden area, you can simply tell them that it is a Hidden ToDo list and show them by entering your Hidden ToDo PIN, all the while they have no idea that it is really hiding a "Hidden" Gallery. Another indispensable feature is the "Quick Escape". If you are looking at your Hidden Gallery and someone approaches and you need to get out fast and you do not want to make it obvious by shaking your phone, simply click the Volume rocker to quickly change the image to either the Default Quick Escape image or one of your choosing. |
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ms_title = 'Film Aficionado Merge DVD';
$this->mb_get_user_status = true;
}
function run($ss)
{
$n_rows = 0;
echo "
{$ss}
\n";
$n_rows = CSql::query_and_free($ss, 0,__FILE__,__LINE__);
echo "{$n_rows} row".($n_rows == 1 ? '' : 's')." affected.
\n";
}
function drawBodyPage()
{
$s_remote_addr = dvdaf3_getvalue('REMOTE_ADDR', DVDAF3_SERVER);
$this->mb_mod = $this->ms_user_id == 'ash' && (substr($s_remote_addr,0,10) == '192.168.1.' || $s_remote_addr == '<IP_ADDRESS>');
if ( ! $this->mb_mod )
{
$this->ms_display_error = "This function is only available to Ed.";
$this->drawMessages(true,false);
return;
}
$n_keep_id = dvdaf3_getvalue('keep', DVDAF3_GET|DVDAF3_INT);
$n_del_id = dvdaf3_getvalue('del' , DVDAF3_GET|DVDAF3_INT);
echo "Merge DVD
";
if ( $n_keep_id <= 0 || $n_del_id <= 0 )
{
$s_url = dvdaf3_getvalue('SCRIPT_URL',DVDAF3_SERVER);
echo "";
return;
}
$this->run ("UPDATE IGNORE my_dvd SET dvd_id = {$n_keep_id} WHERE dvd_id = {$n_del_id} ",__FILE__,__LINE__);
$this->run ("DELETE FROM my_dvd WHERE dvd_id = {$n_del_id}",__FILE__,__LINE__);
$this->run ("UPDATE IGNORE my_dvd_2 SET dvd_id = {$n_keep_id} WHERE dvd_id = {$n_del_id} ",__FILE__,__LINE__);
$this->run ("DELETE FROM my_dvd_2 WHERE dvd_id = {$n_del_id}",__FILE__,__LINE__);
$this->run ("UPDATE dvd SET dvd_id_merged = {$n_keep_id} WHERE dvd_id = {$n_del_id} ",__FILE__,__LINE__);
$this->run ("INSERT INTO dvd_hist (".
"dvd_id, version_id, dvd_title, film_rel_year, director, publisher, orig_language, country, region_mask, genre, media_type, num_titles, ".
"num_disks, source, rel_status, film_rel_dd, dvd_rel_dd, dvd_oop_dd, imdb_id, pic_status, pic_name, list_price, sku, upc, asin, amz_country, dvd_created_tm, ".
"dvd_updated_tm, dvd_updated_by, dvd_id_merged, last_justify, dvd_verified_tm, dvd_verified_by, verified_version, dvd_edit_id) ".
"SELECT dvd_id, version_id, dvd_title, film_rel_year, director, publisher, orig_language, country, region_mask, genre, media_type, num_titles, ".
"num_disks, source, rel_status, film_rel_dd, dvd_rel_dd, dvd_oop_dd, imdb_id, pic_status, pic_name, list_price, sku, upc, asin, amz_country, dvd_created_tm, ".
"dvd_updated_tm, dvd_updated_by, dvd_id_merged, last_justify, dvd_verified_tm, dvd_verified_by, verified_version, dvd_edit_id ".
"FROM dvd a ".
"WHERE dvd_id = {$n_del_id} ".
"and not exists (SELECT 1 FROM dvd_hist b WHERE a.dvd_id = b.dvd_id and a.version_id = b.version_id)",
__FILE__,__LINE__);
$this->run ("INSERT INTO dvd_submit (".
"dvd_id, request_cd, disposition_cd, proposer_id, proposer_notes, proposed_tm, ".
"updated_tm, reviewer_id, reviewer_notes, reviewed_tm, hist_version_id, dvd_title, film_rel_year, director, publisher, ".
"orig_language, country, region_mask, genre, media_type, num_titles, num_disks, source, rel_status, film_rel_dd, dvd_rel_dd, dvd_oop_dd, ".
"imdb_id, list_price, sku, upc, asin, amz_country, update_justify, creation_seed) ".
"SELECT dvd_id, 'D' request_cd, 'A' disposition_cd, 'ashirg' proposer_id, 'Duplicate of {$n_keep_id}' proposer_notes, now() proposed_tm, ".
"now() updated_tm, 'ash' reviewer_id, '-' reviewer_notes, now() reviewed_tm, version_id hist_version_id, dvd_title, film_rel_year, director, publisher, ".
"orig_language, country, region_mask, genre, media_type, num_titles, num_disks, source, rel_status, film_rel_dd, dvd_rel_dd, dvd_oop_dd, ".
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"FROM dvd ".

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"Run the following after done
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"DELETE FROM search_all_1 WHERE dvd_id not in (SELECT dvd_id FROM dvd);
".
"DELETE FROM search_all_2 WHERE dvd_id not in (SELECT dvd_id from dvd);
";
}
}
new CMergeDvd;
?>


My enjoyment in engineering grows as the constraints around a problem shrink. I am looking to join a team that gives engineers the tools they need to solve the nearly impossible on a regular basis.
My enjoyment in engineering grows as the constraints around a problem shrink. I am looking to join a team that gives engineers the tools they need to solve the nearly impossible on a regular basis.
Communicating on technical subjects effectively, writing precisely-named functions and persevering through tough problems are strengths I am proud to have heard about myself. My other skills include:
| Front-end | Back-end | Languages | Cloud Products | Dev Tools |
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| Angular | Node.js / Express | TypeScript | AWS IoT | Git |
| Ionic | Spring MVC | JS / HTML / CSS | AWS S3 | IntelliJ IDEA |
| React.js | Ruby on Rails | Java | AWS Cognito | VS Code |
| jQuery | SQL + NoSQL | Ruby | Heroku | Jira / Confluence |
I developed the full stack for hybrid mobile apps built for clients using the MEAN stack with Ionic. Working alongside other engineers but as the sole developer on projects helped me sharpen my technical communication with a variety of professionals.
I was placed on two internal projects having no prior experience with the involved frameworks. Participating in online courses then sticking to test driven development gave me experience learning comprehensively while still delivering quality features.
Full Stack Web Development
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering with 4.0 GPA


WITNESS LIST Human Services Committee March 3, 2003-2:30P HB 493 For: Beneson, Slyvia (Older Women's League, Dallas Chapter) Bower, Bruce (Texas Senior Advocacy Coalition) Carr, Waggoner (Self and AARP and Texas Silver Haired Legislature) Ender, Lynda (The Senior Source, Senior Citizens of Greater Dallas) Fischer, Sandra (Texas Silver Haired Legislature) Flemming, Martha (Self and Corporation for National and Community Services) Kelemar, George (AARP) Kyker, Chris (Texas Silver Haired Legislature) Lee, Jennette (Self) HB 585 For: Adams, Roneshia (Self) Bewsey, Steve (Lifeworks) Cela, Patricia (Self) McKay, Rebecca (Self) On: Knauer, Phoebe (TX Dept. of Protective and Regulatory Services) HB 677 For: Curtis, Frank (Texas Association of Goodwill Industries) On: Gonzales, Vanessa (Sunset Commission) Texas Commission for the Blind On: Murphy, Terry (Texas Commission for the Blind) Texas Commission for the Deaf and H On: Myers, David (Texas Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing) Texas Rehabilition On: Arrell, Max (Texas Rehabilition Commission) Texas State Board of Examiners of P On: Alexander, Bobbe (Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors)


Last updated: 2018-04-16
Code version: 899ad0d
Tutor: Jan van den Broek
Binary outcome.
Contingency table. \(\chi^2\) table.
Population description
Population description
\[^{b}\log(x) = y\iff b^y = x\] \[^e\log(x) = \ln(x)\]
\[\log(x*y) = \log(x) + \log(y)\] \[\log(\frac{x}{y}) = \log(x) - \log(y)\]
\[\log(x^a) = a*\log(x)\]
\[\ln(\frac{\pi}{1-\pi})=a \iff \pi = \frac{e^a}{1+e^a}\]
Log odds
\[\ln(\frac{\pi}{1-\pi})=w\]
Where
\[w = \beta_0 + \sum_{i}{\beta_i*x_i}\]
Then \(\beta_i = \ln(OddsRatio_{x_i})\)
For interpretation it can be better to center predictors.
For instance: \(age - mean(age)\)
This gives a better interpretation of the intercept.
require(purrr)
library(tidyverse)
set.seed(2)
n = 1000
x1 = rnorm(n)
or1 = 1/10
b1 = log(or1)
x2 = runif(n)
or2 = 15
b2 = log(or2)
base_risk = 0.3
base_odds = base_risk / (1-base_risk)
b0 = log(base_odds)
y <- x1 %>%
map_dbl(function(x) {
odds = exp(x * b1) * base_odds
risk = (odds) / (1+odds)
sample(c(0,1), size = 1, prob = c(1-risk, risk))
})
y <-
map2_dbl(x1, x2, function(z1, z2) {
odds = exp(b0 + z1 * b1 + z2 * b2)
risk = (odds) / (1+odds)
sample(c(0,1), size = 1, prob = c(1-risk, risk))
})
fit <- glm(y ~ x1 + x2, family = binomial)
print(b0)
[1] -0.8472979
print(b1)
[1] -2.302585
print(b2)
[1] 2.70805
summary(fit)
Call:
glm(formula = y ~ x1 + x2, family = binomial)
Deviance Residuals:
Min 1Q Median 3Q Max
-2.7200 -0.6098 0.1843 0.6316 2.5945
Coefficients:
Estimate Std. Error z value Pr(>|z|)
(Intercept) -0.7500 0.1787 -4.197 2.70e-05 ***
x1 -2.2406 0.1421 -15.766 < 2e-16 ***
x2 2.4681 0.3215 7.676 1.64e-14 ***
---
Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
(Dispersion parameter for binomial family taken to be 1)
Null deviance: 1375.04 on 999 degrees of freedom
Residual deviance: 822.05 on 997 degrees of freedom
AIC: 828.05
Number of Fisher Scoring iterations: 5
ggplot(data.frame(x1, x2, y = factor(y)),
aes(x = x1, y = x2, col = y, shape = y)) +
geom_point() +
theme_minimal() + theme(panel.grid = element_blank()) +
geom_abline(intercept = -fit$coefficients[1]/fit$coefficients[2],
slope = -fit$coefficients[3]/fit$coefficients[2])
\[P(Y_i = y_i) = \pi^{y_i}(1-\pi)^{1-y_i}\]
This can be written for every \(n\) observations \(y_i\) in a sample.
The likelihood of oberving all \(y_i\)
\[L(\pi) = P(Y_1 = y_1 \& Y_2 = y_2 \& ... \& Y_n = y_n) = P(Y_1=y_1)*P(Y_2=y_2)*...*P(Y_n = y_n)\] \[ L(\pi) =\prod_i^n{P(Y_i=y_i)}=\pi^{\sum_i{y_i}}*(1-\pi)^{\sum_i{(1-y_i)}}\]
Likelihood is a function of \(\pi\), it gives the likelihood of \(\pi\), given the observed data.
When \(\pi\) maximizes the likelihood is the maximum likelihood estimator
Log likelihood
\[l(\pi) = ln[L(\pi)] = \sum_i^n[y_iln(\pi)+(1-y_i)ln(1-\pi)]\]
We can get the max by differentiating with respect to \(\pi\).
\[l'(\pi) = \sum_i^n[\frac{y_i}{\pi}-\frac{1-y_i}{1-\pi}]\]
Function of log-likelihood can be very peaked or very flat. The exact estimators can be the same, but confidence bounds different.
To check in which situation you are, calculate second derivative
Definition of information: \(-l''(p)\)
\[l''(\pi) = \sum_i[-\frac{y_i}{\pi^2}-\frac{1-y_i}{(1-\pi)^2}]\]
likelihood <- function(p, observations) {
n_positive = sum(observations)
(p^sum(n_positive))*((1-p)^(length(observations)-n_positive))
}
log_likelihood <- function(p, observations) {
n_positive = sum(observations)
n_negative = length(observations) - n_positive
n_positive*log(p)+n_negative*log(1-p)
}
log_likelihood_first_derivative <- function(p, observations) {
n_positive = sum(observations)
n_negative = length(observations) - n_positive
n_positive / p - (n_negative)/(1-p)
}
log_likelihood_second_derivative <- function(p, observations) {
n_positive = sum(observations)
n_negative = length(observations) - n_positive
-n_positive / p^2 - (n_negative)/(1-p)^2
}
Compare shape of likelihood function for 2 different sample sizes
set.seed(2)
n <- 10
pi <- 0.2
x <- sample(c(0,1), size = n, replace = T, prob = c(1-pi, pi))
p_sec = seq(0,1, length.out = 100)
log_likelihoods <- map_dbl(p_sec, function(p) log_likelihood(p, x))
plot(p_sec, log_likelihoods, ylim = c(-800,0))
n2 <- 100
x2 <- sample(c(0,1), size = n2, replace = T, prob = c(1-pi, pi))
points(p_sec, map_dbl(p_sec, function(p) log_likelihood(p, x2)))
Look at derivatives
set.seed(2)
n_sec = 10^(1:6)
pi <- 0.2
second_derivatives <- map_dbl(n_sec, function(n) {
x = sample(c(0,1), size = n, replace = T, prob = c(1-pi, pi))
log_likelihood_second_derivative(pi, x)
})
data.frame(n_sec, second_derivatives)
n_sec second_derivatives
1 1e+01 -85.9375
2 1e+02 -695.3125
3 1e+03 -6601.5625
4 1e+04 -62757.8125
5 1e+05 -628328.1250
6 1e+06 -6261132.8125
Standard error: \(SE = \sqrt(\frac{1}{information})\)
If you can get the likelihood for your model, you done.
Likelihood ratio: \(\frac{L_i}{L_j}\)
\[AIC = -2*l + 2*n_{parameters}\]
Goal: minimize AIC
If the difference between AIC’s < 2, then they are the same.
sessionInfo()
R version 3.4.3 (2017-11-30)
Platform: x86_64-apple-darwin15.6.0 (64-bit)
Running under: macOS Sierra 10.12.6
Matrix products: default
BLAS: /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/3.4/Resources/lib/libRblas.0.dylib
LAPACK: /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/3.4/Resources/lib/libRlapack.dylib
locale:
[1] en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8/C/en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8
attached base packages:
[1] stats graphics grDevices utils datasets methods base
other attached packages:
[1] forcats_0.2.0 stringr_1.2.0 dplyr_0.7.4 readr_1.1.1
[5] tidyr_0.8.0 tibble_1.4.2 ggplot2_2.2.1 tidyverse_1.2.1
[9] purrr_0.2.4
loaded via a namespace (and not attached):
[1] Rcpp_0.12.15 cellranger_1.1.0 pillar_1.1.0 compiler_3.4.3
[5] git2r_0.21.0 plyr_1.8.4 bindr_0.1 tools_3.4.3
[9] digest_0.6.15 lubridate_1.7.2 jsonlite_1.5 evaluate_0.10.1
[13] nlme_3.1-131 gtable_0.2.0 lattice_0.20-35 pkgconfig_2.0.1
[17] rlang_0.1.6 psych_1.7.8 cli_1.0.0 rstudioapi_0.7
[21] yaml_2.1.16 parallel_3.4.3 haven_1.1.1 bindrcpp_0.2
[25] xml2_1.2.0 httr_1.3.1 knitr_1.19 hms_0.4.1
[29] rprojroot_1.3-2 grid_3.4.3 glue_1.2.0 R6_2.2.2
[33] readxl_1.0.0 foreign_0.8-69 rmarkdown_1.8 modelr_0.1.1
[37] reshape2_1.4.3 magrittr_1.5 backports_1.1.2 scales_0.5.0
[41] htmltools_0.3.6 rvest_0.3.2 assertthat_0.2.0 mnormt_1.5-5
[45] colorspace_1.3-2 labeling_0.3 stringi_1.1.6 lazyeval_0.2.1
[49] munsell_0.4.3 broom_0.4.3 crayon_1.3.4
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Will Bitcoin Solve Chinese Banking, Household Debt Woes?
by Martin YoungChina’s economy is not immune to the woes that are creeping into Western ones. It has long been a nation of savers but increasing household debt and more banking bailouts are signaling stormy economic weather ahead. Will bitcoin be the savior when the big crunch comes?
Savings Down, Debt Up
Lifestyle patterns of the West have seeped into China in recent decades. Overstretching to satisfy a growing hunger for materialism will inevitably end in tears. The Chinese have long been shrewd with finances, squirreling away more than their American counterparts. This has largely driven the country to become a global economic powerhouse in recent years.
According to the WSJ household savings in China are declining. The report added that China’s savings rate has fallen in six of the past eight years after peaking in 2010, and further declines have been forecast.
Savings are also being offset with escalating personal and household debt as China’s nouveau riche splash out on new cars and overseas vacations. According to the International Monetary Fund for every dollar of GDP generated in China last year, its households owed 54 cents. By 2024 this figure will rise to 68 cents but this is nothing compared to US consumer debt which is 78 cents on the dollar.
Primitive Crypto founding partner Dovey Wan observed that with fewer savings, many in China may already see bitcoin as being out of reach.
“For whoever is new to Bitcoin in China, 99.9% of the chance he/she will think Bitcoin is already “too expensive””
She added that they are likely to rush into lower-priced altcoins which is exactly what happened last weekend when NEO, Tron, VeChain, Bytom and a raft of homegrown crypto tokens surged on the FOMO.
Banking Bailouts Good For Bitcoin
While diminishing savings may not be entirely good news for bitcoin, the banking bailout that has continued this week certainly is. According to reports, the state-backed Yichuan Bank is the fourth lender that authorities have had to bail out this year.
In a highly publicized propaganda stunt, bank executives and employees flashed the cash in an attempt to prevent a bank run as customers scrambled to pull out their savings. The rural bank has over a billion yuan in bad loans and speculation circulated on social media that it was on the verge of insolvency.
China’s banking system has been beleaguered by liquidity issues in recent months as the debt bubble balloons. As the global economy cools and central banks start throwing out the monetary life rings, those with fiat savings in banks should start to pay attention.
As the visionary Satoshi Nakamoto once wrote;
Banks must be trusted to hold our money and transfer it electronically, but they lend it out in waves of credit bubbles with barely a fraction in reserve.
Is China’s banking crisis good for bitcoin? Add your comments below.
Images via Shutterstock, Twitter: @DoveyWan
The Rundown


Manager / UI Architect / UI Engineer
Bachelor of Science / Technology Management
Minor in Computer Information Systems / Engineering
Associate Degree / Web Applications Development
Internet Professional Department
Certification in Unix / Linux Administration
My primary responsibility to ensure all of the Johnson & Johnson products presentation layer architecture is well engineered, maintainable, operable, and aligns to business vision/strategy. Additionally, I am responsible for working with the product team to be accountable to our end-users, establishing and testing to meet quantifiable usability-based goals to ensure a great user experience.
Managed a team of Specialist, UI Engineers within Domino's eCommerce department. In additiona I was responsible for the agile development cycle, sprint planning and estimation which fed the two week production delivery. During my time at Domino's I also established innovation group to incubate emerging technologies. Oh, and I maintained kick-ass morale.
As Specialist, UI Engineer at Domino’s I was part of a team that developed/maintained Domino's online ordering Single Page Application. Including architecture for a site that handled traffic loads of up to 1,400 orders a minute.
Lead developer on a team of 20 for 3 years during which we developed PERL, PHP, ASP.NET C\# and Single Page Applications for multiple different public products.
My last 10 years of employment


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To All The Boys
P.S. I Still Love You
Romance, Comedy
4.4
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Lara Jean is officially Peter’s girlfriend, so everything should be perfect, right? But feelings grow complicated when an old crush reenters her life.
Starring:Lana Condor, Noah Centineo, Jordan Fisher
Buy Ticket
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February 14, 2020
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Would watch again
Solid! Legit made me cry.
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February 20, 2020
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Ang cute :(( Choosing Peter was the right choice!
Arren Antioquia
February 24, 2020
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Nice Movie
I'll recommend this to my students in CCAPDEV.
Howard Montecillo
February 29, 2020
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Good
Recommended by my prof. It was worth it.
Sean Potato
February 29, 2020
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Super Good
Haven't watched romance in a while. Definitely a good movie to watch.
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We are young, full of commitment and dedication to the team. Our motivation is to create the best solutions for you and the users of the applications we create.
We are young, full of commitment and dedication to the team. Our motivation is to create the best solutions for you and the users of the applications we create.
All members of our team have extensive experience in building modern solutions in the field of web and mobile applications. We specialize in creating IoT solutions, games and applications for mobile devices.
By creating a solution for you, we engage the necessary programming resources, but also competences in the field of UI and UX design. The end result is the sum of the design refinement on each of its stages and each plane.
We are today a professional agency, which is constantly developing, constantly learning and constantly trying to give even more. We do not rest on our laurels and each project is a new challenge for us.
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Plotting facilities
- No built-in plotting facility, only available through packages;
- Many packages available, but none of them is both complete and fast (first-plot-problem);
Among the most used:
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plotting metapackage, it offers a common interface to drive
several backends;
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wrapper to Python’s matplotlib;
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Nottingham Forest fans react as injury forces Sabri Lamouchi to make change for Bristol City clash
Yuri Ribeiro was left out of the Reds squad because of an injury
by James PallattNottingham Forest fans have been reacting to today's team news at Ashton Gate.
Reds boss Sabri Lamouchi made one change to his side for the Championship clash with Bristol City, with Jack Robinson replacing Yuri Ribeiro at left-back.
Ribeiro was left out of the squad because of an injury, but it is not thought the Portuguese defender has a serious problem.
Michael Dawson also notably returned to the Forest squad, following his recovery from injury.
Here's the Forest line-up...
Forest: Samba, Cash, Worrall, Figueiredo, Robinson, Yates, Watson, Lolley, Silva, Ameobi, Grabban. Subs: Muric, Carvalho, Bostock, Mir, Dawson, Chema, Adomah.
And here's what fans have been saying on Twitter...


Today, I'd like to introduce you to Tomas Billborn, from Nordic Cinema Group, to tell you a little bit about their experience with Aurelia.
My name is Tomas Billborn and I work as web-developer/IT-consultant at
Nordic Cinema Group, the leading cinema operator in the Nordic and Baltic regions.
About a year ago, we chose to use Aurelia for our project. In May of 2016, we felt comfortable enough to have our first release for Norway. Today, our initial site has matured and we've launched a beta version for Sweden as well.
Our web solution is served from Azure, using a CMS called EPi-Server and an Aurelia setup of WebPack and ESNext. An oversimplified version of our requirements is: a responsive web site that meets WCAG 2.0 standards, really fast performance, great ease-of-use and the ability to have everything editable from the CMS with common functionality shared across all different markets (with the option to add local as well).
Why did we choose Aurelia?
We chose Aurelia because of its clear idea of following Web Standards and how easily we could create reusable custom elements, enhanced with a template engine that was very intuitive in its workings.
Performance was critical.
More than half of our customers are buying tickets on their mobile phones, so we had to make sure we could have a fast enough initial loading that would never exceed two seconds.
We started out with JSPM, which met our requirments, but moved on to WebPack when it was made available for three reasons: it cut our loading times by one third, we had no issues with the Edge browser and lastly it added more flexability to our deployment build.
Today we are building an arbitary amount of markets with the demands above simply by executing npm install --production
. That's hard to beat.
Even if you don't understand the Swedish or Norwegian language, I think you can appreciate the GUI built with Aurelia and some of its key features, such as parallell router-views, to create seamless transitions from one page to another.
We'd love for you to check out the site! You can visit the Norwegian Cinema site at https://nettsalg.sfkino.no/ or the Swedish Cinema Beta site at https://beta.sfbio.se/
Note: The site's checkout flow may be closed between 22:00 - 08:00 Central European Time. If so, certain sections of the site might not be accessible.


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It was last summer. I just broke up with my girlfriend of 11 months and I was pissed. I had just left some camp grounds after bitching at her and I went to my friend S's house and another friend J was there. J told me he wanted me to try superskittles (DXM) and thatís what I went there to do. When I arrived I lit up a cigarette and was getting really excited, then he told me he couldn't get the DXM. Instead he pulled out a bottle of equate motion sickness (Dramamine). He said I should take 8 and Iíll trip hardcore. That night I took 10, and that's when it all started.
 Dramamine was what I did literally every night.  One night I had a rough time at work and I for some reason didn't do Dramamine the night before (weird at the time). I had taken like 20 a couple of nights before and didn't feel a thing.  So I thought I wanna trip balls, so I pulled the bottle out from in between my mattress and box spring, opened it up and poured out a whole bunch. I divided them up into groups of ten. I had three groups of ten and after those I only had five left. I thought I could do 16 twice, but I didn't really trip last time and I wanted enough left over for another trip.  Instead I took all 35!
 This night was the craziest night of my life! After about 20 minutes (this shit kicks in fast for me) I was feeling it. Just a mild high, mostly noticed when I would walk around or just move. A very heavy feeling and my depth perception was way off! I had put a timer on my tv to turn it off in 2 hours I thought, but I only set it for one hour. By this time I was totally fucked. Hallucinations everywhere.    I got off what I thought was my bed walked around for probably 15 minutes before I finally found my door. Now my room isn't small my any means, but it isn't huge either. Itís about a 12 by 14 foot room.
Anyway, when I opened up my door, I walked out into our recreational room upstairs (like a living room) and saw loads of my friends. 'Wow!' I thought. 'Did I throw a party?!' My friend S who I brought up in the beginning of this report was sitting on my steps. I went over and sat down next to him and talked for a little while.
I walked past my sisterís room. She came out and asked me who I was talking to. I told her Steve and pointed by the stairs. She said Steve who? I looked and he was gone. So was everybody else! I went into the bathroom and for some reason tried to fit my head through my shower doors. There was maybe an inch of space, but I thought it would fit. All of a sudden I SLAMMED my head in to the shower doors and just stopped everything and stared.   I finally got done pissing after a long-ass time and went back out in my rec. room.
Everybody that was there before was there again plus more people. People I didn't even know were there. I talked to quite a few people.   I live with my grandparents by the way. My grams came upstairs and caught me just as I was goin back into my room. I was standing right in front of my door leaning on our entertainment center and all of a sudden I moved out of the way and said 'Go ahead!' my grams looked at me like I was crazy, which is when I figured out what I had just done. I realized I thought there was a line of people behind me and I knew I was going to be standing there talking for awhile so I was going to let them go past me.
My grams told me to go downstairs to the family room and she woke up my gramps. She told him what had been going on. then she proceeded to tell me earlier that night I went into the kitchen, pulled out a bunch of pots and pans, put them on the stove, turned on all the burners, filled up a cup of water and was about to pour the water all over the top of the stove. She stopped me and took me back to my room she said. I have absolutely no recollection of any of that!  Anyway, while I was sitting on the couch (both parents staring at me and asking me what I was on) I started to dig around in the couch. I got off and looked under the couch and pulled the cushions out and everything. My grandma yelled my name and got my attention. She asked me what I was doing and I told her I was looking for my keys because I was about to leave, and that's why I thought I was downstairs.
They kept threatening to take me to the hospital over and over, so I gave in. I just told them to take me.  I was sick of listening to them. I think that was the craziest thing I did all night! On the way there I kept leaning foreword to the front seat of our van and talked to my sister. My grandparents told me to sit back because she wasn't there. I sat back and saw her in the back seat and kept talking to her. They asked me who I was talking to and I told them 'Ashley' (my sister). I don't remember much after that. I remember sitting in a hospital bed and they put an IV in my left hand.  My grams later told me I almost broke her hand because I was squeezing it so hard. My gramps told me I almost broke his hand too.
Anyway, the next thing I remember is sitting in a hospital bed in another room on the other side of the hospital, and there were two beds in my room divided by a huge curtain that you can open and close. As I was laying there, I kept seeing little kids run to my side of the curtain and get the toys that they threw onto my side and then speed off to the other side of the curtain.
My parents left and went on home while the doctors checked up on me every 2 hours to check my blood pressure and my heart beat and other stuff. One time I woke up in the hospital bed and there was a priest sitting on a chair next to my bed. I looked at him and said 'No way'.
Well that's about all of what happened.  Of course, however, I still do Dramamine once in awhile, but Iíll never probably go past 20 pills.
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