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These functions are declared in the main Allegro header file:
Display creationALLEGRO_DISPLAY
An opaque type representing an open display or window. al_create_display
Create a display, or window, with the specified dimensions. The parameters of the display are determined by the last calls to al_set_new_display_*. Default parameters are used if none are set explicitly. Creating a new display will automatically make it the active one, with the backbuffer selected for drawing. Returns NULL on error. See also: al_set_new_display_flags, al_set_new_display_option, al_set_new_display_refresh_rate al_get_new_display_flags
Gets the current flags used for newly created displays. See also: al_set_new_display_flags, al_toggle_display_flag al_get_new_display_refresh_rate
Gets the current refresh rate used for newly created displays. See also: al_set_new_display_refresh_rate al_get_new_window_position
Gets the position where newly created non-fullscreen displays will be placed. See also: al_set_new_window_position al_set_new_display_option
Sets an extra display option. Allegro itself will not care about those options itself, but you may want to specify them, for example if you want to use multisampling. The 'importance' parameter can be either:
The supported options are:
FIXME: document them all in detail See also: al_set_new_display_flags al_get_new_display_option
Retrieve an extra display setting which was previously set with al_set_new_display_option. al_reset_new_display_options
This undoes any previous calls to al_set_new_display_option. al_set_new_display_flags
Sets various flags for display creation. flags is a bitfield containing any reasonable combination of the following:
Make the window span the entire screen. Unlike ALLEGRO_FULLSCREEN this will never attempt to modify the screen resolution. Instead the pixel dimensions of the created display will be the same as the desktop. The passed width and height are only used if the window is switched out of fullscreen mode later but will be ignored initially. Under Windows and X11 a fullscreen display created with this flag will behave differently from one created with the ALLEGRO_FULLSCREEN flag - even if the ALLEGRO_FULLSCREEN display is passed the desktop dimensions. The exact difference is platform dependent, but some things which may be different is how alt-tab works, how fast you can toggle between fullscreen/windowed mode or how additional monitors behave while your display is in fullscreen mode.
0 can be used for default values. See also: al_set_new_display_option al_set_new_display_refresh_rate
Sets the refresh rate to use for newly created displays. If the refresh rate is not available, al_create_display will fail. A list of modes with refresh rates can be found with al_get_num_display_modes and al_get_display_mode. al_set_new_window_position
Sets where the top left pixel of the client area of newly created windows (non-fullscreen) will be on screen. Negative values allowed on some multihead systems. See also: al_get_new_window_position Display operationsal_acknowledge_resize
When the user receives a resize event from a resizable display, if they wish the display to be resized they must call this function to let the graphics driver know that it can now resize the display. Returns true on success. Adjusts the clipping rectangle to the full size of the backbuffer. Note that a resize event may be outdated by the time you acknowledge it; there could be further resize events generated in the meantime. See also: al_resize_display, ALLEGRO_EVENT al_flip_display
Copies or updates the front and back buffers so that what has been drawn previously on the currently selected display becomes visible on screen. Pointers to the special back and front buffer bitmaps remain valid and retain their semantics as back and front buffers respectively, although their contents may have changed. Several display options change how this function behaves: With ALLEGRO_SINGLE_BUFFER, no flipping is done. You still have to call this function to display graphics, depending on how the used graphics system works. The ALLEGRO_SWAP_METHOD option may have additional information about what kind of operation is used internally to flip the front and back buffers. If ALLEGRO_VSYNC is 1, this function will force waiting for vsync. If ALLEGRO_VSYNC is 2, this function will not wait for vsync. With many drivers the vsync behavior is controlled by the user and not the application, and ALLEGRO_VSYNC will not be set; in this case al_flip_display will wait for vsync depending on the settings set in the system's graphics preferences. See also: al_set_new_display_flags, al_set_new_display_option al_get_backbuffer
Return a special bitmap representing the back-buffer of the current display. Care should be taken when using the backbuffer bitmap (and its sub-bitmaps) as the source bitmap (e.g as the bitmap argument to al_draw_bitmap). Only untransformed operations are hardware accelerated. This consists of al_draw_bitmap and al_draw_bitmap_region when the current transformation is the identity. If the tranformation is not the identity, or some other drawing operation is used, the call will be routed through the memory bitmap routines, which are slow. If you need those operations to be accelerated, then first copy a region of the backbuffer into a temporary bitmap (via the al_draw_bitmap and al_draw_bitmap_region), and then use that temporary bitmap as the source bitmap. See also: al_get_frontbuffer al_get_current_display
Query for the current display in the calling thread. Returns NULL if there is none. See also: al_set_current_display al_get_display_flags
Gets the flags of the current display. See also: al_set_new_display_flags al_get_display_format
Gets the pixel format of the current display. See also: ALLEGRO_PIXEL_FORMAT al_get_display_height
Gets the height of the current display. This is like SCREEN_H in Allegro 4.x. See also: al_get_display_width al_get_display_refresh_rate
Gets the refresh rate of the current display. See also: al_set_new_display_refresh_rate al_get_display_width
Gets the width of the current display. This is like SCREEN_W in Allegro 4.x. See also: al_get_display_height al_get_frontbuffer
Return a special bitmap representing the front-buffer of the current display. This may not be supported by the driver; returns NULL in that case. See also: al_get_backbuffer al_get_window_position
Gets the position of a non-fullscreen display. See also: al_set_window_position al_inhibit_screensaver
This function allows the user to stop the system screensaver from starting up if true is passed, or resets the system back to the default state (the state at program start) if false is passed. It returns true if the state was set successfully, otherwise false. al_resize_display
Resize the current display. Returns true on success, or false on error. This works on both fullscreen and windowed displays, regardless of the ALLEGRO_RESIZABLE flag. Adjusts the clipping rectangle to the full size of the backbuffer. See also: al_acknowledge_resize al_set_current_display
Change the current display for the calling thread. Also sets the target bitmap to the display's backbuffer. A display may not be "current" for multiple threads simultaneously. To stop a display being current for the calling thread, call Returns true on success. See also: al_get_current_display al_set_display_icon
Changes the icon associated with the current display (window). Note: If the underlying OS can not use an icon with the size of the provided bitmap, it will be scaled. TODO: Describe best practice for the size? TODO: Allow providing multiple icons in differet sizes? al_get_display_option
Return an extra display setting of the current display. See also: al_set_new_display_option al_set_window_position
Sets the position on screen of a non-fullscreen display. See also: al_get_window_position al_toggle_display_flag
Enable or disable one of the display flags. The flags are the same as for al_set_new_display_flags. Note however that some of the flags cannot be changed after the display has been created. Returns true if the driver supports toggling the specified flag else false. You can use al_get_display_flags to query whether the given display property actually changed. See also: al_set_new_display_flags, al_get_display_flags al_update_display_region
Does the same as al_flip_display, but tries to update only the specified region. With many drivers this is not possible, but for some it can improve performance. The ALLEGRO_UPDATE_DISPLAY_REGION option (see al_get_display_option) will specify the behavior of this function in the current display. See also: al_flip_display, al_get_display_option al_wait_for_vsync
Wait for the beginning of a vertical retrace. Some driver/card/monitor combinations may not be capable of this. Note how al_flip_display usually already waits for the vertical retrace, so unless you are doing something special, there is no reason to call this function. Returns false if not possible, true if successful. See also: al_flip_display al_get_display_event_source
Retrieve the associated event source. Fullscreen display modesALLEGRO_DISPLAY_MODE
Used for display mode queries. Contains information about a supported fullscreen display mode.
See also: al_get_display_mode al_get_display_mode
Retrieves a display mode. Display parameters should not be changed between a call of al_get_num_display_modes and al_get_display_mode. index must be between 0 and the number returned from al_get_num_display_modes-1. mode must be an allocated ALLEGRO_DISPLAY_MODE structure. This function will return NULL on failure, and the mode parameter that was passed in on success. See also: ALLEGRO_DISPLAY_MODE, al_get_num_display_modes al_get_num_display_modes
Get the number of available fullscreen display modes for the current set of display parameters. This will use the values set with al_set_new_display_refresh_rate, and al_set_new_display_flags to find the number of modes that match. Settings the new display parameters to zero will give a list of all modes for the default driver. See also: al_get_display_mode MonitorsALLEGRO_MONITOR_INFO
Describes a monitors size and position relative to other monitors. x1, y1 will be 0, 0 on the primary display. Other monitors can have negative values if they are to the left or above the primary display.
See also: al_get_monitor_info al_get_current_video_adapter
Gets the video adapter index where new displays will be created. See also: al_set_current_video_adapter al_set_current_video_adapter
Sets the adapter to use for newly created displays. The adapter has a monitor attached to it. Information about the monitor can be gotten using al_get_num_video_adapters and al_get_monitor_info. See also: al_get_num_video_adapters, al_get_monitor_info al_get_monitor_info
Get information about a monitor's position on the desktop. adapter is a number from 0 to al_get_num_video_adapters()-1. See also: ALLEGRO_MONITOR_INFO, al_get_num_video_adapters al_get_num_video_adapters
Get the number of video "adapters" attached to the computer. Each video card attached to the computer counts as one or more adapters. An adapter is thus really a video port that can have a monitor connected to it. See also: al_get_monitor_info |
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Starring Gong Li, Cao Cuifen, Kong Lin, He Caifei; Directed by Zhang Yimou; Written by Ni Zhen, from a novella by Su Tong; Cinematography by Yang Lun and Zhao Fei
Two shots recur with the insistence of ritual--or nightmare--in RAISE THE RED LANTERN. The first is a close-up of the face of Gong Li, playing a young woman who is sold to a rich man and becomes his concubine, his Fourth Mistress. The second is an overhead shot of the central courtyard in the rich man's house, a small open space hemmed in by grey walls, overhung by jutting roofs. Director Zhang Yimou never quite superimposes these two shots, but he doesn't need to: the movie is all about the way the young woman becomes trapped--physically and psychically--in the rich man's space, until she is merely another feature of its stark geographies.
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First Mistress is older, post-menopausal, and so of little sexual interest to the master: she is not as attractive as the others, and she can no longer bear children. She seems to have acceded to her fate with quiet acceptance, more observer than participant. Second Mistress, who has only borne the master a "useless" daughter, seems resigned, even good-natured, about her fading position in the household; she dissembles well. Third Mistress is Fourth Mistress's principal rival. She is a former opera singer, still young, coquettish, jealous. As soon as the new woman arrives, she tries to wrest the master's affection from her.
Each evening, red lanterns are lit outside the rooms of the mistress with whom the master is sleeping that night. She is the mistress he holds in the highest esteem, at least for an evening. The four women are asked to stand in the courtyard while the majordomo ritualistically announces where the lanterns are to be raised. This daily observance has more than a touch of sadism about it: its purpose is as much the humiliation of the neglected mistresses as it is the announcement of the favoured one.
Much of the film is concerned with similar rituals of power and humiliation. Fourth Mistress weeps on her first night in the house, but soon resolves, steelily, to play the game with the rest of the mistresses. She is cunning, and tough, but inexperienced; she makes mistakes which cannot be unmade. In a tense sequence, Second Mistress, who has been conniving with Fourth Mistress's sullen maid, invites Fourth Mistress to her house, and asks that she cut her hair. The point for Second Mistress, currently favoured by the master, is to demonstrate her power: she can ask this of Fourth Mistress, who cannot refuse. But Fourth Mistress then "accidentally" wounds Second Mistress with the scissors, a petty act of vengeance which leads to tragic consequences. Hell hath no fury ...
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The master himself is never properly seen: he is vaguely shown in long-shots, or an arm or leg is seen in close-up, but we never look upon his face. The movie depersonalizes him. This is an intriguing change from the source material, a novella by Su Tong in which Fourth Mistress is much more complicit in her own fate and the master is a more vivid, human character. The obvious reading of Zhang's approach is to see the master as a symbol of patriarchy, which he is, but it's a bit more complicated than that.
To render the master symbolically would, you'd expect, make him seem more powerful, more forbidding. But the effect is precisely the opposite: he is diminished. Insofar as he can be excised from a story in which he wields all the power, he is. Zhang frequently and effectively uses close-ups to reflect the complex emotions of the mistresses and the servants, which gives them a vividness, a presence, which the master does not have. This is their story, not his. They are photographed with the exquisite, formally beautiful camerawork Zhang has elsewhere devoted to rural Chinese landscapes, which accords them a significance they are unable to find in the master's house. It gives them as much dignity as is possible for people whose lives are doomed to end in premature death, despair, or madness.
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Variable scope is an important concept that every novice developer should learn. Today, I'll be talking about this concept as it applies to Ruby. There are five different types of variables in Ruby. Global variables (which start with $), class variables (which start with @@), instance variables (which start with @), local variables and constants.
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- Joel Reymont noted in bug 513076 that there are serious drawbacks to getting our libraries in the dyld shared cache on Mac, so has deprioritized that work. As usual, more details and links are available on the project wiki, and we're available to answer questions in #startup on irc.mozilla.org.


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\(\newcommand{\Y}{{Y}}\) \(\newcommand{\X}{\mathbf{X}}\) \(\newcommand{\x}{\mathbf{x}}\) \(\newcommand{\pa}{{\theta}}\) \(\newcommand{\params}{\mathbf{\pa}}\) \(\newcommand{\paa}{\pa_{iy}}\) \(\newcommand{\data}{\mathcal{D}}\) \(\newcommand{\apos}{\alpha_1}\) \(\newcommand{\aneg}{\alpha_0}\)
Notes on the different levels of Bayesian inferences:
Given a random variable (RV) and a random vector such as:
\(\X = (X_i)_{i=1}^d\), where each of the \(d\) component is a RV, a feature.
\[ P(\Y=y| \X=\x) \propto P(\X=\x|\Y=y) P(\Y=y) = P(\X=\x,\Y=y) \]
As said in MacKay's book:
you cannot do inference without making assumptions.
Parameters are uncertain and must be modelled by random variables.
In the previous equation:
\[ P(\paa;\aneg,\apos) = \frac{1}{Beta(\aneg,\apos)} \paa^{(\apos-1)}(1-\paa)^{(\aneg-1)} \]
\[ Beta(\aneg,\apos) = \frac{\Gamma(\apos+\aneg)}{\Gamma(\apos)\Gamma(\aneg)} \]
\[ P(\paa | \data ) \propto \paa^{(N_{1y}+\apos-1)} (1-\paa)^{(N_{0y}+\aneg-1)} \]
Set \(\paa\) to the mode value of the posterior distribution (quite frequentist): \[ \paa^{MAP} = \frac{N_{1y} + \apos -1 }{N_y + \aneg + \apos -2} \]
Since we observed training data \(\data\), the real goal is to predict a value by marginalizing the parameters.
\[ P(X_i = \x_i | \Y=y, \data) = \frac{N_{1y}+\apos}{N_{y}+\apos+\aneg} \]


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Sent from primary to secondary after Initiate to begin the refund transaction signing.
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| Protos.ReturnRefund |
Sent from secondary to primary after it has done initial verification of the refund
transaction.
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| Protos.ReturnRefund.Builder |
Sent from secondary to primary after it has done initial verification of the refund
transaction.
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| Protos.ServerVersion |
Send by secondary to primary upon receiving the ClientVersion message.
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| Protos.ServerVersion.Builder |
Send by secondary to primary upon receiving the ClientVersion message.
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| Protos.Settlement |
Protobuf type paymentchannels.Settlement
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| Protos.Settlement.Builder |
Protobuf type paymentchannels.Settlement
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| Protos.TwoWayChannelMessage |
This message is designed to be either sent raw over the network (e.g.
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| Protos.TwoWayChannelMessage.Builder |
This message is designed to be either sent raw over the network (e.g.
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| Protos.UpdatePayment |
This message can only be used by the primary after it has received a CHANNEL_OPEN message.
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| Protos.UpdatePayment.Builder |
This message can only be used by the primary after it has received a CHANNEL_OPEN message.
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A WindowExplorer is an Explorer that explores its set of canvases by displaying a panel of tabs on the top or bottom .
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- Constructor for class codeblockutil.
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Constructs new stack explorer
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Constructs a new WorkspaceEvent.
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WorkspaceEvent
Constructs a new WorkspaceEvent.
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WorkspaceEvent
Constructs a new WorkspaceEvent.
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workspaceEventOccurred(WorkspaceEvent)
- Method in class codeblocks.
CommandRule
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- Method in class codeblocks.
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workspaceEventOccurred(WorkspaceEvent)
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FactoryManager
workspaceEventOccurred(WorkspaceEvent)
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ReundoManager
workspaceEventOccurred(WorkspaceEvent)
- Method in class workspace.typeblocking.
FocusTraversalManager
Subscription: BLOCK_ADDED events.
workspaceEventOccurred(WorkspaceEvent)
- Method in interface workspace.
WorkspaceListener
Invoked whenever any of the enumerated events specified within WorkspaceEvent occur.
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This listener interface is for receiving "interesting" events on the workspace.
workspacePanel
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WorkspaceWidgets are components within the workspace other than blocks that include bars, buttons, factory drawers, and single instance widgets such as the MiniMap and the TrashCan.
wrapText()
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write(NetworkEvent)
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NetworkConnection
Write to the output stream.
writeExternal(ObjectOutput)
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Sleep
by Eric Whitacre
Sleep, composed by Eric Whitacre, puts the audience into a calming trance. Almost as if it were a lullaby.
The song intricately explains the process of falling asleep with great imagery and gradual criciendos and decreciendos throughout the song to carry the listener through the whole song.
I chose this song as my inspiration because it was one of the songs in our competition set my senior year of high school.
Each form of animation is based on either the theme or a certain verse of the song.
The Sprite is of a character named Totoro as he sleeps on the ground as a curious little girl watches him nap.
The Animation is based on the first stanza, "The evening hangs beneath the moon". This first line made me think of a baby mobile that would help an infant fall asleep. If you hover over the Moon, Stars, and Planets, they will swing back and forth.
Finally, the Transition is inspired by the line saying, "Where clouds of dreams give second sight". To portray this, the page first loads as a white screen with a pair of eyes with stars in the pupils. But hover over the eyes and we see the full image as the eyes slowly close begins to dream.


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“Aṅgārino dāni dumā bhadante,
Phalesino chadanaṁ vippahāya;
Te accimantova pabhāsayanti,
Samayo mahāvīra bhāgī rasānaṁ.
“The trees are now crimson, venerable sir,
they’ve shed their foliage, and are ready to fruit.
They’re splendid, as if aflame;
great hero, this season is full of flavor.
Dumāni phullāni manoramāni,
Samantato sabbadisā pavanti;
Pattaṁ pahāya phalamāsasānā,
Kālo ito pakkamanāya vīra.
The blossoming trees are delightful,
wafting their scent all around, in all directions.
They’ve shed their leaves and wish to fruit,
hero, it is time to depart from here.
Nevātisītaṁ na panātiuṇhaṁ,
Sukhā utu addhaniyā bhadante;
Passantu taṁ sākiyā koḷiyā ca,
Pacchāmukhaṁ rohiniyaṁ tarantaṁ.
It is neither too hot nor too cold,
venerable sir, it’s a pleasant season for traveling.
Let the Sākiyas and Koḷiyas see you,
heading west across the Rohiṇī river.
Āsāya kasate khettaṁ,
bījaṁ āsāya vappati;
Āsāya vāṇijā yanti,
samuddaṁ dhanahārakā;
Yāya āsāya tiṭṭhāmi,
sā me āsā samijjhatu.
In hope, the field is plowed;
the seed is sown in hope;
in hope, merchants travel the seas,
carrying rich cargoes.
The hope that I stand for:
may it succeed!
Punappunaṁ ceva vapanti bījaṁ,
Punappunaṁ vassati devarājā;
Punappunaṁ khettaṁ kasanti kassakā,
Punappunaṁ dhaññamupeti raṭṭhaṁ.
Again and again, they sow the seed;
again and again, the lord god sends rain;
again and again, farmers plow the field;
again and again, grain is produced for the nation.
Punappunaṁ yācanakā caranti,
Punappunaṁ dānapatī dadanti;
Punappunaṁ dānapatī daditvā,
Punappunaṁ saggamupenti ṭhānaṁ.
Again and again, the beggars wander,
again and again, the donors give.
Again and again, when the donors have given,
again and again, they take their place in heaven.
Vīro have sattayugaṁ puneti,
Yasmiṁ kule jāyati bhūripañño;
Maññāmahaṁ sakkati devadevo,
Tayā hi jāto muni saccanāmo.
A hero of vast wisdom purifies seven generations
of the family in which they’re born.
Sakya, I believe you’re the king of kings,
since you fathered the one who is truly called a sage.
Suddhodano nāma pitā mahesino,
Buddhassa mātā pana māyanāmā;
Yā bodhisattaṁ parihariya kucchinā,
Kāyassa bhedā tidivamhi modati.
The father of the great hermit is named Suddhodana;
and the Buddha’s mother is named Māyā.
Having borne the Bodhisatta in her belly,
she rejoices in the heaven of the Thirty-Three.
Sā gotamī kālakatā ito cutā,
Dibbehi kāmehi samaṅgibhūtā;
Sā modati kāmaguṇehi pañcahi,
Parivāritā devagaṇehi tehi”.
When she died and passed away from here,
she was blessed with heavenly sensual pleasures;
enjoying the five kinds of sensual stimulation.
Gotamī is surrounded by those hosts of gods.”
“Buddhassa puttomhi asayhasāhino,
Aṅgīrasassappaṭimassa tādino;
Pitupitā mayhaṁ tuvaṁsi sakka,
Dhammena me gotama ayyakosī”ti.
… Kāḷudāyī thero ….
“I’m the son of the Buddha, the incomparable Aṅgīrasa, the poised,
the bearer of the unbearable.
You, Sakya, are my father’s father;
Gotama, you are my grandfather in the Dhamma.”


On 6 December 2017, 10 new articles were published in 8 journals.
Aboriginal Crime At the Cultural Interface in Central Australia
Why Does Organizational Justice Matter? Uncertainty Management Among Law Enforcement Officers
Student Learning Groups: Does Group Composition Matter?
Does Psychopathy Differentially Predict Treatment-Seeking During Incarceration Versus Postrelease?
The Effects of the Timing and Dosage of Correctional Programming on Recidivism
The Role of Trauma in Deterrence Strategy Engagement
Hamas As A Wasati (literally: Centrist) Movement: Pragmatism Within the Boundaries of the Sharia
Note: although this article was published on 10 November 2017, the publisher only added it to the journal RSS feed on 6 December 2017, which is why it is shown in the list of articles for that date.


Deputy Chief Prosecutor Eva-Marie Persson made the announcement as she gave an update on the Swedish case, saying the rape investigation has been discontinued because "the evidence has weakened considerably due to the long period of time that has elapsed since the events in question."
Persson said the alleged victim, who accused Assange of raping her in 2010, "submitted a credible and reliable version of events."
"Her statements have been coherent, extensive and detailed," Persson said.
Assange, 48, who spent seven years in Ecuador's embassy in London before he was dragged out in April, is still wanted in the U.S. to face 18 counts, including conspiring to hack government computers and violating an espionage law.
WIKILEAKS’ JULIAN ASSANGE FAILS IN BID TO DELAY EXTRADITION BATTLE WITH US
In June, a Swedish court ruled that Assange should not be detained, meaning that while a preliminary investigation in Sweden shouldn't be abandoned, he wouldn't be extradited and could be questioned in Britain.
Two months earlier, Assange was evicted from the Ecuador Embassy in London where he had been holed up since 2012. He was immediately arrested and is currently serving a 50-week sentence in Britain for jumping bail in 2012.
Assange is also fighting extradition to the United States, which accuses him of publishing secret documents. Last month, Assange lost a bid in a U.K. court to delay proceedings as he fights extradition on espionage charges.
In response to the Swedish announcement, Kristinn Hrafnsson, WikiLeaks editor-in-chief, said: “Let us now focus on the threat Mr. Assange has been warning about for years: the belligerent prosecution of the United States and the threat it poses to the First Amendment."
The full hearing to decide his extradition is still set for a five-day period in late February, with brief interim hearings in November and December.
PAMELA ANDERSON SAYS JULIAN ASSANGE HAS BEEN 'PSYCHOLOGICALLY TORTURED'
U.S. authorities accuse Assange of scheming with former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning to crack a password that provided access to classified material on a government computer.
CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP
Assange's lawyer, Mark Summers, told a judge last month that more time was needed to prepare his client's defense because the case has many facets -- including the very rare use of espionage charges against a journalist, as Assange defines himself -- and requires a "mammoth" amount of planning and preparation.
"Our case will be that this is a political attempt to signal to journalists the consequences of publishing information," he said. "It is legally unprecedented."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Wiggam Week 4: Laser Cutting and Engraving and Woodshop
In this rotation we worked with certain objects and then we proceeded to cut into them. For laser cutting I chose a sticakble pocket that goes on
the back of your phone for credit cards. Using the machine, I laser cut the University of Akron logo on it. For the Engraving and Woodshop
I made a clock. This clock sported a giant "F" for my favorite gaming team which is FaZe Clan. It was colored with their colors: red, yellow, and blue.


Section 2.2 Navigating Menus
Skills Addressed in this Lesson:
Turn the BrailleNote on or off
Use space to go forward through menu items
Use backspace to go back through menu items
Use the advance thumb-key to move forward through menu items
Use the back thumb-key to move to previous menu items
When on a menu item, press enter to open it
Use initial letters to move to and open menu items
Use space with e to exit a menu
Toggle among BrailleNote speech settings
Use and understand space with h to get help from anywhere
Use the shortcut to return to the Main Menu
Subsection 2.2.1 Tasks
Instruct your student to turn on the BrailleNote using the on/off rocker switch
Access Speech Options previous thumb-key + space
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Toggle Speech Options hold previous thumb-key, space
speech on
speech off
speech on request modes
Toggle options within Main menu space
Select desired option enter
Exit current menu to return to previous space + e
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Direct Selection of options in Main Menu
To select the Word Processor letter w
To select the Scientific Calculator letter s
To select the Database Manager letter d
To select the Games letter g
To select the Planner letter p
To select the Address List letter a
To select the E-mail system letter e
To select the Book Reader letter b
To select the Internet browser, letter i
To select the Chat (instant messaging), letter c
To select the Media Player, letter m
To select the FM Radio, pletter f
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To access KeySoft programs from anywhere in BrailleNote
To select the Word Processor backspace + enter + w
To select the Scientific Calculator backspace + enter + s
To select the Database Manager backspace + enter + d
To select the Games backspace + enter + g
To select the Planner backspace + enter + p
To select the Address List backspace + enter + a
To select the E-mail system backspace + enter + e
To select the Book Reader backspace + enter + b
To select the Internet browser, backspace + enter + i
To select the Chat (instant messaging), backspace + enter + c
To select the Media Player, backspace + enter + m
To select the FM Radio, backspace + enter + f
Return to Main Menu space + dots12356
Turn the BrailleNote off when all tasks are complete on/off Rocker Switch
Subsection 2.2.2 Quiz
Require your student to demonstrate competency in the following tasks. This could be accomplished by using a written test or by requiring the student to use the BrailleNote to demonstrate mastery of the skills.
Turn on the BrailleNote.
If the BrailleNote does not say Main Menu, your student can return to it by using space with e or a full cell with space.
At the Main Menu, ask the student to show you how he or she can get to the Internet prompt and open it by using only one letter. If necessary, give a verbal cue to the student to press the letter i.
Instruct your student to return to the Main Menu. He or she should do this by using either e with space or dots1 through 6 with space.
From the Main Menu, encourage your student to show you how to move forward and backward through the menu items using two different methods. These methods are using space and backspace keys and using the back and advance thumb-keys.
From the Main Menu, instruct your student to go to the e-mail menu item and open it. This is done by pressing an e. Do not provide verbal cues unless they are necessary during this Quiz section.
From the keymail menu, ask your student to show you how he or she would get help. If a reminder is required, state that space with h will get help from anywhere.
Ask your student to read what is in the help file. The back and advance thumb-keys will work for now.
Ask your student to return to the Main Menu. Remember, pressing e with space or a full cell with space will accomplish this task.
Your student may now turn the BrailleNote off.


The endless runner game that makes you decide your own gaming experience. Using different paths and avoiding osbstacles, you will follow the path to achive as high a score as possible.
Trailer
The idea behind Flowi is to give the player a new take on the old endless runner concept. The player is given the ability to affect their own gameplay as they play. This thanks to the dynamic difficulty that is implemented into the game. It's simply a fork in the path, where the player can chose to either take the easier path for lesser reward or the more difficult one for higher reward.
We were adamant during development that the player should instantly feel the weight of their choice, so the color scheme is different in the harder path. Also the spawnrates for collectables and enemies is much higher than in the easier one, and once you've decided to increase the diificulty then you cannot go back. So the game challanges the player to not just be quick in their reactions, but also to evaluate their own positions as they play the game. To help them succeed by strategy aswell as skill.
The trailer features gameplay from the beta version of the game!
Contact us for any information about the development or about the game in general!


Welcome to Kiluth, a digital-oriented branding agency. We are a group of young designers, strategists and developers. Our studio is based in Bangkok, Thailand.
Established in 2015, we created artistic designs for brands to communicate with users through screens, prints and packages. Through the experience, we have bonded with minimalistic designs, perfecting the craft, and composing visual messages. Approaching projects with logic and understanding, we create unique and immersive experience, and form identities for brands in a communicative and meaningful fashion.
We are a small agency, consisting of some market researchers, business strategists, graphic designers, web developers and advertising enthusiasts.
This repository was created for Kiluth and the team to collaboratively and safely work together on the agency's website. Some files containing sensitive data are not uploaded for public view due to security reasons. Feel free to work on our repository. The website relies heavily on Bootstrap 3 library. The main language of this project is PHP.
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set_player 38 include/graphic-camera.h void (*set_player)(Camera_Access, Status_Access); set_player 290 src/graphic-camera.c .set_player = set_player, set_player 103 src/main.c camera.set_player(camera_1, Player);


The SimpleFrame file structure is super easy to understand, this page will talk you through how to use and layout your new SimpleFrame website.
First, as always, we start the document with a !DOCTYPE HTML , and lay out our html, head and body tags. We can also at this time set out our title and link to our style sheet, style.css. Our code should look something like this:
We should also copy the style.css starter sheet over from our resources area. As this defines the basic styles and outlines of our new website.
Once we have completed this, we should set our basic margin colour - most probably the colour scheme of your company.
The nect pages of this documentation should give you headers, footers and content and also all of their code. Enjoy!
Return to Main Page!


7 Development Roadmap
7.1 Data Sources
7.1.1 February 1, 2020
By this date I will have added the following web scrapers:
New web scraper for: cryptofinance.ai/
- Legally acquire data from CoinMarketCap.com through the service
New web scraper for: stocktwits.com/symbol/BTC
- Extract sentiment scores and change
New web scraper to iterate through list of cryptocurrencies, e.g.: [www.marketwatch.com/investing/cryptocurrency/btcusd](https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/cryptocurrency/btcusd
- Extract Flipside ratings and change
New web scraper to extract news articles to start doing more semantic analysis oriented work: www.thestreet.com/investing/cryptocurrency
Another new web scraper to extract news articles: www.marketwatch.com/investing/cryptocurrency
7.1.2 March 1, 2020
By this date I will have finalized the new process in Alteryx to run the v3
version of the XGBoost models.
7.1.3 March 15, 2020
By March 15th, the new v3
version of the models will be executing trades on the cryptocurrency markets in an automated fashion.
7.2 Tutorials
7.2.1 January 25, 2020
By this date I will make available the first set of programming tutorials on PredictCrypto.com. These will comprise of:
A tutorial on the basics of R. Not crypto oriented but still uses live crypto data.
An interactive presentation where the user gets to make selections (like what cryptocurrency to analyze) and based on those selections gets relevant practice problems relating to the content found in the first tutorial about the basics of R.
A slightly more advanced (intermediate level) tutorial in R. This tutorial however will take a different approach than the first one and will walk through making predictions on the cryptocurrency markets from start to finish. This tutorial uses the last 7 days of data from whenever the tutorial is launched.
Another interactive presentation similar to #2 from earlier, but this time giving practice problems for the more advanced R tutorial.
7.2.2 April 1-April 25, 2020
This is the only thing that is not related to cryptocurrencies that I am adding to the roadmap ahead. On April 1st 2020 the US will undergo its census, which only happens once every 10 years and will provide one of the best datasets in the world for free. Therefore from April 1st to around the 25th I will plan to only be working on creating interactive ways to analyze the census data as well as tutorials associated with the dataset.
7.2.3 June 1, 2020
By this date I would like to create tutorials using spark and R. Spark can be particularly challenging to learn becuase there’s no real good way to practice without connecting to a spark cluster and that can be challenging and expensive. I think I could create a solution that allows people to learn Spark using data from crypto markets the same way I did for the SQL database and it would cost somewhere around $150 a month to maintain. I think that would be worth it, but I need to evaluate that when the time comes. I think this would be one of the more valuable learning tools if created.
7.2.4 August 1, 2020
Around this date I plan on expanding the technologies taught through the tutorials made available on PredictCrypto.com to also include Python, and ideally some Javascript as well.
7.2.5 November 1, 2020
Around this date ideally I have started working on creating my own blockchain from scratch and have started to work on tutorials that teach about blockchain.
7.2.6 December 1, 2020
Around the end of the year ideally I could find the time to dive into deeper concepts and providing more digestible tutorials around more complex topics like creating very advanced Neural Networks (like having a neural network that creates the structure of the neural network used to make predictions), NLP, AI, blockchain, etc…


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Concert tour
- May 8 San Francisco California
- May 11 Los Angeles California
- May 16 Rio de Janeiro Brazil
- May 20 Buenos Aires Argentina
- May 25 Johannesburg South Africa
- May 30 London United Kingdom
- June 1 Berlin Germany
- June 4 Vienna Austria
- June 7 Rome Italy
- June 12 Tel Aviv Israel
- June 19 Tashkent Uzbekistan
- June 24 Mumbai India
- June 29 Beijing China
- July 5 Sydney Australia


| Total net profit | 4.96 | Gross profit | 119.77 | Gross loss | -114.81 |
| Profit factor | 1.04 | Expected payoff | 0.03 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -9.38 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 17.28 (78.4%) | ||
| Total trades | 179 | Profit trades (% of total) | 100 (55.87%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 79 (44.13%) |
| Long positions (won %) | 91 (58.24%) | Short positions (won %) | 88 (53.41%) | ||
| Largest | profit trade | 5.3 | loss trade | -3.08 | |
| Average | profit trade | 1.2 | loss trade | -1.45 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.12 | loss trade | -0.03 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 53.6 | stop loss in pips | -36.7 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 13.2 | stop loss in pips | -17.5 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | -0.8 | stop loss in pips | -5.1 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 3.7 | Duration in minutes | 3171 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 1.0 | Duration in minutes | 164.3 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 9.0 (13.13) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 7.0 (-9.77) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 2.0 | consecutive losses | 1.0 |
| Total net profit | 4.13 | Gross profit | 60.0 | Gross loss | -55.87 |
| Profit factor | 1.07 | Expected payoff | 0.05 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | 0.2 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 16.16 (79.65%) | ||
| Total trades | 91 | Profit trades (% of total) | 53 (58.24%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 38 (41.76%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 5.3 | loss trade | -3.08 | |
| Average | profit trade | 1.13 | loss trade | -1.47 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.12 | loss trade | -0.07 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 53.6 | stop loss in pips | -36.7 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 12.6 | stop loss in pips | -18.6 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | -0.8 | stop loss in pips | -5.8 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 3.5 | Duration in minutes | 1153.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 0.9 | Duration in minutes | 127.4 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 0.0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 7.0 (9.74) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 4.0 (-7.37) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 2.0 | consecutive losses | 1.0 |
| Total net profit | 0.83 | Gross profit | 59.77 | Gross loss | -58.94 |
| Profit factor | 1.01 | Expected payoff | 0.01 | ||
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| Total trades | 88 | Profit trades (% of total) | 47 (53.41%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 41 (46.59%) |
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| Minimum | take profit in pips | -0.3 | stop loss in pips | -5.1 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 3.7 | Duration in minutes | 3171.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 1.1 | Duration in minutes | 202.5 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | Duration in minutes | 0.0 | ||
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 8.0 (8.27) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 8.0 (-11.71) | |
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Breadcrumbs
We use breadcrumbs on hub and spoke pages, this is pages that help navigate users to transactional pages or static content pages.
Breadcrumbs should start with home and for subsequent pages be the h1 tag for said page.
Back buttons
We use back links when the user has entered into a linear transaction journey.
In some instances navigating backwards breaks the previous form submissions in a transaction. To help avoid these conseuqentlal error we control where the back button directs the user.


AngularJS Toaster is an AngularJS port of the toastr library. toastr is a Javascript library for non-blocking notifications. jQuery is required. The goal is to create a simple core library that can be customized and extended.
Unlike toastr, this library relies on ngAnimate and CSS3 transformations for optional animations. To include and use animations, add a reference to angular-animate.min.js and add ngAnimate as a dependency alongside toaster.
Display a success toast, with no title
Display a warning toast with title
Display a info toast with close button
Display a error toast with close button and timeout set to 600 ms
Add toaster container directive:
<toaster-container></toaster-container>
Prepare the call of toaster method:
$scope.demo4 = function(){ toaster.pop({ type: 'error', title: 'Title example', body: 'This is example of Toastr notification box.', showCloseButton: true, timeout: 600 }); };


How to Search and Find Answers
Oct 26th, 2014
One of the most valuable skills in the post information era is to be able to access the knowledge we need in the vast amount of data that is available at our fingertips. Searching can be daunting at times for the very reason that there is so much information, and unfortunately not always of great quality.
I feel lucky that I have a natural inclination to clarifying issues and identify how to best search. But what can be helpful for others who don't know exactly what to do? What should be the things to avoid?
continue reading: How to Search and Find Answers


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Now, given a pair of words, like "tokyo" and "kyoto", how do we determine that they are interesting? One simple way is to break up the first word into every combination of two substrings (which we'll call A and B below), concatenate the substrings in reverse order, and see if they equal the second word. For example:
| A | B | B + A | Does it equal "kyoto"? |
| t | okyo | okyot | No |
| to | kyo | kyoto | Yes |
| tok | yo | yotok | No |
| toky | o | otoky | No |
To break up strings into substrings, see the substr() method. I provide examples in the string lecture notes.
In this instance, you are generating all pairs of words of words, and there are (W(W+1))/2 of these. For each pair of words, you are calculating S-1 values of A and B, and the work required to compute A+B is roughly S. Therefore, your program scales with W and S roughly as:
W2S2
With topcoder, the maximum W is 50, and the maximum S is also 50, so the equation above gives you 6,250,000. That's going to be pushing topcoder's time limits, but it is fast enough. Later in the semester, when we study maps, you'll be able to see how to make this program faster.


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WWT Web Client Click Event
Settings
Show UI
Show Crosshairs
Show Figures
On Click
Show circles
Show Alerts
Clear all the current circles


Android is an open-source software stack for mobile devices that includes an operating system, middleware and key applications. Android's mobile operating system is based upon a modified version of the Linux kernel. The Android Open Source Project (AOSP) is tasked with the maintenance and further development of Android. It's open-source software stack consists of Java applications running on a Java-based, object-oriented application framework on top of Java core libraries running on a Dalvik virtual machine featuring JIT compilation
Content for Android App Developement
Introduction to Android
- Overview of Android - An Open Platform for Mobile development
- Open Handset Alliance - Overview
- What does Android run On – Android Internals?
- Why to use Android for mobile development?
Developing for Android: My First Android Application
- How to setup Android Development Environment.
- Android development Framework - Android-SDK, Eclipse
- Emulators – What is an Emulator / Android AVD ?
- Creating & setting up custom Android emulator
- Android Project Framework
- My First Android Application
Electronics Session
- Understanding Intent, Activity, Activity Lifecycle and Manifest
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- Drawable Resources
- Resolution and density independence (px,dip,dp,sip,sp)
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- Push Button
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- EditText
- ToggleButton
- WeightSum
- Padding
- Layout Weight
Advanced UI Programming
- Event driven Programming in Android (Text Edit, Button clicked etc.)
- Event driven Programming in Android
- Android Activity Lifecycle
Intents in Android
- Roles of Intent
- Intent matching Rules
- Filters in your Manifest
Android Animations
- Animating android views
- Transition with activity
- Custom animation using XML
Android Core Customizations
- Design custom button
- Custom events on button
Android text to speech App
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Forest Bathing: How Trees Can Help You Find Health and Happiness – 2018 by Dr. Qing Li
Shinrin Yoku: The Japanese Art of Forest Bathing – 2018 by Yoshifumi Miyazaki
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmmnEJ4rtCI (TEDx talk ‘Making Spaces of Awe and Restoration’ by Florence Williams.)
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2016/01/call-to-wild/ (This is Your Brain on Nature, National Geographic article and Video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-wHq6yY2CI (‘How Forests Heal People’ by Nitin Das/Healing Forest.org)
https://qz.com/1208959/japanese-forest-medicine-is-the-art-of-using-nature-to-heal-yourself-wherever-you-are/ (Introduction to Shinrin-yoku)
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Sidney home heavily damaged in blaze
by Roxanne Egan-ElliottA single-family home in Sidney suffered extensive damage in a fire Saturday evening.
The blaze started just before 4 p.m. in a home on Beacon Avenue West, said fire chief Brett Mikkelsen with the Sidney Volunteer Fire Department. Crews arrived to find large flames coming from the garage area of the one-storey home.
The occupants, a man and a woman, were both outside when fire crews arrived and were uninjured. Mikkelsen said he believes a child lives in the home, but was not there at the time.
Firefighters extinguished most of the fire from the outside, before entering to put out flames in the attic. They rescued a hamster, and retrieved passports and Christmas gifts.
A photo posted to the fire department’s Twitter page shows roughly half of the house charred, with parts of the roof completely burned away.
Mikkelsen said investigators are at the house today to try to determine the cause of the fire.


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| TokensBase | Tokens [get, set] |
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Provides a Twitter API wrapper. This is an abstract class.
| TokensBase CoreTweet.Core.ApiProviderBase.IncludedTokens => this.Tokens |
Gets the tokens being used in this instance.
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Gets or sets the OAuth tokens.


Chapter 4 Analysis in R
library(phyloseq)
library(vegan)
library(DESeq2)
library(tidyverse)
library(dendextend)
library(viridis)
library("reshape")
4.1 Important files
We’re mostly going to be working with just 3 files now.
A count table: the number of reads for each unique sequence
A taxonomy table: the assigned taxonomy for each sequence according to the SILVA database
A sample file: this is the “metadata” it contains any information we have provided about the different samples
write(asv_fasta_no_contam, "ASVs-no-contam.fa")
write.table(asv_tab_no_contam, "ASVs_counts-no-contam.tsv",
sep="\t", quote=F, col.names=NA)
write.table(asv_tax_no_contam, "ASVs_taxonomy-no-contam.tsv",
sep="\t", quote=F, col.names=NA)
# ok, now moving on
rm(list=ls())
<- read.table("ASVs_counts-no-contam.tsv", header=T, row.names=1,
count_tab check.names=F, sep="\t")[ , -c(1:4)]
Note
Since we’ve already used decontam to remove likely contaminants, we’re dropping the “blank” samples from our count table which in the table we’re reading in are the first 4 columns. That’s what’s being done by the [ , -c(1:4)] part at the end there.
<- read.table("sample_info.tsv", header=T, row.names=1,
sample_info_tab check.names=F, sep="\t")
<- phyloseq(otu_table(asv_tab_no_contam, taxa_are_rows=T),
ps sample_data(sample_info_tab),
tax_table(asv_tax_no_contam))
Make graphs
%>%
ps tax_glom(taxrank="class") %>%
transform_sample_counts(function(x){x/sum(x)})%>%
psmelt() %>%
filter(Abundance >0.05)
%>%
ps tax_glom(taxrank="class") %>%
transform_sample_counts(function(x){x/sum(x)})%>%
psmelt() %>%
filter(Abundance >0.05)%>%
ggplot(aes(x=Sample, y=Abundance, colour=class))+
geom_bar(stat="identity")
sample_info_tab$Sample <- rownames(sample_info_tab)
ps_richness$Sample <- rownames(ps_richness)
richness -> ps %>% estimate_richness()
left_join(sample_info_tab, ps_richness, “Sample”)%>% ggplot(aes(x=char, y=Simpson))+geom_boxplot
Heatmap
ps_rare_top20 <- prune_taxa(names(sort(taxa_sums(ps),TRUE)[1:20]), ps)
plot_heatmap(ps_rare_top20,“NMDS,”distance = “bray,”sample.label=“char”)
Ordination
ord1<-plot_ordination(ps, ord.nmds.bray, color=“char,” title=“Bray NMDS”)
>
> #Plot with Ellipses assuming normal distribution
> ord1 + stat_ellipse(type=“norm”) + theme_bw()
Answer some questions?
alpha diversity differs between ‘Early’ and ‘Late’ sampled mouse gut microbiomes
beta diversity differs between ‘Early’ and ‘Late’ sampled mouse gut microbiomes


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It seems that abel
works only for add_comm_group
, not for comm_group
. @Mario Carneiro, would that be easy to fix?
It would basically need to apply additive
to turn it into a multiplicative problem
Is it something you may do in the near future?
not today. I'll look into it
Thanks!
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Command
object.SimpleDateFormat
to fill the unspecified parts from a base date.Task
object.Filter
object from the filter chain
stack.UIInterface.popFilter()
which pops the top
most Filter
object from the filter chain stack and returns it.Filter
object in the filter chain and returns
it.Filter
object to the filter chain stack and
applies its filter functionality.UIInterface.pushFilter(Filter)
which
pushes the provided Filter
object onto the filter chain stack.Filter
object to the filter chain.


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Destinasia Travel Rules from container to xPaaS Decision Server for discount service
.Net project to ASPNET for car service
JEE project to xPaaS EAP Server for flight service
PHP project to PHP for hotel service
Fuse project to xPaaS Integration Server for integration service
ANSIBLE PLAYBOOK
IN SUPPORT DIRECTORY - RULE SERVICE
$ cd support/playbooks/deploy-ocp-services
# Run Rule service (xPaaS Decision Server) playbook
#
$ ./ansible-playbook-ruleservice.sh
ANSIBLE PLAYBOOK
IN SUPPORT DIRECTORY - CAR SERVICE
$ cd support/playbooks/deploy-ocp-services
# Run Car service (.Net) playbook
#
$ ./ansible-playbook-dotnetservice.sh
ANSIBLE PLAYBOOK
IN SUPPORT DIRECTORY - FLIGHT SERVICE
$ cd support/playbooks/deploy-ocp-services
# Run Flight service (JEE) playbook
#
$ ./ansible-playbook-javaservice.sh
ANSIBLE PLAYBOOK
IN SUPPORT DIRECTORY - HOTEL SERVICE
$ cd support/playbooks/deploy-ocp-services
# Run Hotel service (PHP) playbook
#
$ ./ansible-playbook-phpservice.sh
ANSIBLE PLAYBOOK
IN SUPPORT DIRECTORY - INTEGRATION SERVICE
$ cd support/playbooks/deploy-ocp-services
# Run Integration service (xPaaS Integration Server) playbook
#
$ ./ansible-playbook-fuseservice.sh
ANSIBLE IN ACTION
BUILDING SERVICES
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DEPLOYING SERVICES
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Your tasked as the lead developer of the Destinasia travel discount project to set up
a development environment in the Cloud for container-based application services deployments.
Once it's set up, you're validating the services using end-to-end testing. Tasks include installing OpenShift
Container Platform (OCP), JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP), JBoss Business Rules Management
System (BRMS), several containerized web services and testing the solution using a REST client.
You'll need a laptop with minimum of 16GB of memory and internet access for downloading some of the
requirements.
A lab starts with a title page, a lab goal explaining what you're achieving and an overview
architectural diagram highlighting in RED the component being worked
on. The rest of the lab focuses on guiding through the steps to achieve the presented goal.
Each lab will finish up with the state you should be seeing, a page of contact information for
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resources.resources_sql package¶
Submodules¶
resources.resources_sql.inventario module¶
-
class
resources.resources_sql.inventario.
Inventario
[source]¶ Bases:
flask_restful.Resource
-
endpoint
= 'inventario'¶
-
get
()[source]¶ Gets a list of all items. Makes a custom Response Object
- Returns
Returns a custom make_response() object with the List with items, each item is a dictionary
- Return type
make_response Object
-
mediatypes
()¶
-
methods
= {'GET'}¶ A list of methods this view can handle.
-
resources.resources_sql.items module¶
-
class
resources.resources_sql.items.
Items
[source]¶ Bases:
flask_restful.Resource
-
delete
()[source]¶ Let us delete an item/resource
- Returns
Returns a custom make_response() object without a message, but the header of the response object have a message of the item has been deleted
- Return type
make_response Object
-
endpoint
= 'items'¶
-
get
(item_name)[source]¶ Get an item by its name
- Parameters
item_name (string) – name of the item
- Returns
Returns a custom make_response() object with with all item whose satified the criteria of hve the same name of the parameter
- Return type
make_response Object
-
mediatypes
()¶
-
methods
= {'DELETE', 'GET', 'POST', 'PUT'}¶ A list of methods this view can handle.
-
parseRequest
()[source]¶ Let us validate values from the Request through “reqparse” and its object: RequestParser()
- Returns
Returns a Dictionary with the item already validatedº
- Return type
dict
-
resources.resources_sql.quality module¶
-
class
resources.resources_sql.quality.
Quality
[source]¶ Bases:
flask_restful.Resource
-
endpoint
= 'quality'¶
-
get
(item_quality)[source]¶ Gets those items whose quality is the same as the value from the parameter
- Parameters
item_quality (int) – quality of the item
- Returns
Returns a custom make_response() object with all item whose have the same quality
- Return type
make_response Object
-
mediatypes
()¶
-
methods
= {'GET'}¶ A list of methods this view can handle.
-
resources.resources_sql.sellin module¶
-
class
resources.resources_sql.sellin.
Sellin
[source]¶ Bases:
flask_restful.Resource
-
endpoint
= 'sellin'¶
-
get
(item_sell_in)[source]¶ Gets those items whose sell_in is the same as the value from the parameter
- Parameters
item_sell_in (int) – sell_in of the item
- Returns
Returns a custom make_response() object with all item whose have the same sell_in
- Return type
make_response Object
-
mediatypes
()¶
-
methods
= {'GET'}¶ A list of methods this view can handle.
-
resources.resources_sql.updateQuality module¶
-
class
resources.resources_sql.updateQuality.
UpdateQuality
[source]¶ Bases:
flask_restful.Resource
-
endpoint
= 'updatequality'¶
-
get
()[source]¶ Gets a list of all items with their quality updated
- Returns
Returns a custom make_response() object with items, each item is a dictionary
- Return type
make_response Object
-
mediatypes
()¶
-
methods
= {'GET'}¶ A list of methods this view can handle.
-
resources.resources_sql.wellcome module¶
-
class
resources.resources_sql.wellcome.
Wellcome
[source]¶ Bases:
flask_restful.Resource
-
get
()[source]¶ Get a message of Welcome Ollivanders
- Returns
Returns a custom make_response() object with a dictionary with the wellcome message
- Return type
make_response Object
-
methods
= {'GET'}¶ A list of methods this view can handle.
-


Spark Job History
State
Job Name
Application ID
Refresh
Open Spark History UI
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Basic Job Information
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Prototype To Deliver Real Value
- Work Type
- Client - H-E-B (Prospective)
- My Role
- User Experience Designer
- Time Frame
- June 2019 - July
- Skills
-
- Analyzed existing product for possible improvements
- Made recommendations to improve product
- Conducted Generative research
- Iterated ideas based on research learnings
- Designed and built functional prototype
- Presented to Stakeholders
- Iterated based on feedback
- Evaluated Effectiveness of product
Details
Summary
I was asked to be part of an early access group to give feedback on an internal app for H-E-B employees. Through my analysis I found that although the app was functional, it missed on delivering real value for its users. I recommended conducting research to learn what our user's Gains, Pains, and Jobs and then designing the app around those findings.
I followed my own recommendations and started a self-motived project in order to improve the app. I'm an employee of H-E-B so I used myself as a research subject. Based on my findings I designed a fully functional prototype using a service called Glide.
Since the prototype has been in use the team has a better understanding of the flow of inventory, inventory orders are better optimized to reduce the number of out of stocks, and users spend less time with administrative tasks and more time with customers.
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[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> we did, they said they will check us at later date, same is said by bittrex
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> so when alpha launches we have a good chance to get into both
[dscrdutrum] <Mr.Cryptodude> I hope they do, when did you apply?
[dscrdutrum] <Mr.Cryptodude> If we get listed on both this coin will prob 5-10 x
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[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> They want to see Live Project
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[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> Now, when we release alpha, they will be confident to list us
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> Lot of things will change when we release Alpha
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> We could find new VC, we could get listed on major exchanges, normal investors will feel confident to invest
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> So hopefully we will get the traction we deserve
GatewayBOT19-Apr-19 08:11 PM
[dscrdutrum] <exile13> Hello!
[dscrdutrum] <exile13> figured i surf while k64 is updating
Even though we are calling it Alpha version, It has tons of features.
User system, Reviews, Insights, Predictions, Reports, News, Events, detailed Project Profiles, Referral system, Rewards System,...
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Imagine a website where you can learn about a crypto project
A - Z, be it financials, team details, project features, reviews, predictions, insight articles, depth reports, news, events and on top of it you earn money for writing and voting.
Utrum for you!...
Good News for #Utrum Mobile and Web users. Now you can hold your $OOT and earn rewards using our web wallet https://utrum.gitlab.io/wallet/ .
Wallet supports #KomodoPlatform rewards too $KMD #KMD...
Good News for #Utrum Mobile and Web users. Now you can hold your $OOT and earn rewards using our web wallet https://t.co/RgsFDe4LFf .
Wallet supports @KomodoPlatform rewards too $KMD #KMD #OOT #Crypto #cryptocurrency
Rewards Conditions https://t.co/SMqht0jrtk
GatewayBOT06-May-19 07:05 AM
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> Welcome new members
GatewayBOT06-May-19 04:35 PM
[dscrdutrum] <10> When does the platform release?
[dscrdutrum] <10> This place is dead
[dscrdutrum] <10> September? Omg
[dscrdutrum] <10> 9 month delay
GatewayBOT06-May-19 05:40 PM
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> May 2019
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> We started development in August 2018
Another innovation from the meeting. @DenNovak presented the world's first implementation of a Ricardian investment contract with legal rights written using a CC and using a sapling address to hide information in testing assetchain Komodo KMD. Amazing! More information l...
A Trusted Playbook for Crypto Investors
A Community-Powered Ecosystem built on Blockchain, Crowd Wisdom, and Artificial Intelligence. Earn rewards for your Crypto Reviews, Insights and Market...
Like any other project, we are hopeful that price will increase but no one can guarantee it
Does #Utrum have a potential to become $1, Yes it does
Check revain, cindicator, santiment token, insight...
GatewayBOT19-May-19 03:56 PM
[dscrdutrum] <FishyGuts> If someone wants to submit info to Utrum, is this feature available yet?
@graviex_net
HEY YOU GUYS
Everyone talks about coin gems, how about an exchange gem?
Traders and Coin teams, take note.
- Affordable
- Clean interface
- Android & iOS apps for trading
- Integrated in 4 days
- Faucet
- Fiat pairs for $A...
GatewayBOT19-May-19 04:11 PM
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> We are starting with Cryptos first Fishy, Later we will add Exchanges, Wallets, Crypto Services, Dapps, ICO, IEO, STO so on(edited)
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> Whole focus on Utrum is just cryptos for Alpha version
[dscrdutrum] <miles> Just claimed my first OOT hold rewards!! Dead simple, easy and very satisfying :komodutrum: - roll on the next stages of the project guys - well done
GatewayBOT20-May-19 11:04 AM
[dscrdutrum] <YorkLab - Ambassador> Agree, I've claimed several times already myself. Of course, I've already put everything back into long-term hold.
GatewayBOT20-May-19 01:29 PM
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> Next is big bang @miles , alpha release. Investors will be immensely satisfied with results(edited)
GatewayBOT20-May-19 01:50 PM
[dscrdutrum] <Cryptoon> big bang miles?
[dscrdutrum] <Cryptoon> locked up a new batch earlier today
[dscrdutrum] <Cryptoon> saw I'm getting a couple rewards of locked up slices next week ^^
GatewayBOT20-May-19 02:09 PM
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> Its an expression of something spectacular
Hi here :).
Barterlly is now open on BETA mode, and will provide tools for users and CoinOwners to perform OTC trades in a safe way.
Any KMD assetchain dPowed will be listed, and supported, for free.
Other coins not already listed can submit a listing application at : https://barterlly.typeform.com/to/iqpS1H
During the BETA, Barterlly won't charge any fee other than the transaction ones. after the release we will charge 1% on top of every transaction.
Our goal is to provide premium tools for coins listed on the platform. (Discord swapbot, twitter integration, public orders, wallet integration, API, custom templating, and many more).
Feel free to join us on our Discord.
https://discord.gg/RHc95zw
The app link is located at : https://app.barterlly.io
We are open to suggestions, and partnerships.
See you soon !
Barterlly's team
We strongly recommend moving all funds from Agama (KMD, asset chain coins, and other assets) to a new address as soon as possible.
GatewayBOT05-Jun-19 03:07 PM
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> Locked funds are safe. When they get unlocked after time period, they will be sent to wallet address which is been used by you during the lock process. If you have used agama wallet to generate OOT address, then move your funds to new wallet address. Use Utrum Desktop or Web Wallet for generating new address.
Yesterday, the npm, Inc. security team, in collaboration with Komodo, helped protect over $13 million USD in cryptocurrency assets as we found and responded to a malware threat targeting the users of...
Funds worth an estimated $13 million were successfully shielded from attackers after Komodo reacted to a security vulnerability.
GatewayBOT06-Jun-19 06:14 PM
[dscrdutrum] <miles> Thanks for confirmation on the locked funds @Sri - Lead
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> Happy to help
[dscrdutrum] <Sri - Lead> If you have used agama wallet within last 4 months to create wallet or logged in. We would suggest you to create new address using Utrum Desktop or Web Wallet and then transfer funds to your new utrum wallet address
https://github.com/Utrum/utrum-wallet/releaseshttps://utrum.gitlab.io/wallet


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| Learning J | |
An Introduction to the J Programming Language | |
Roger Stokes | |
| revised 15 June 2015 | |
| About this Book | |
| Table of Contents | |
| Acknowledgments | |
| Index | |
J software and documentation are available at the J Software Home Page
This book is also available in various formats from here
Please send comments and criticisms to the J Forum
Copyright © Roger Stokes 2015. This material may be freely reproduced, provided that acknowledgment is made.
This book is meant to help the reader to learn the computer-programming language J.
It is hoped that the book will be useful to a wide readership, from beginning programmers to experienced programmers. Beginning programmers will find examples at every step. Care is taken to to make the examples very simple and to introduce only one new idea at a time. Experienced programmers will find much to appreciate in the radical simplicity and power of the J notation.
The scope of the book is the core J language defined in the J Dictionary. The coverage of the core language is meant to be relatively complete, covering (eventually) most of the Dictionary.
Hence the book does not cover topics such as graphics, plotting, GUI, and database covered in the J User Guide, nor does it cover the J Application Library . I should make clear what the aims of the book are not: neither to teach the basics of programming, nor to study algorithms, or topics in mathematics or other subjects using J as a vehicle, nor to provide definitive reference material.
The book is organized as follows. Part 1 is a basic introduction which touches on a variety of themes. The aim is to provide the reader, by the end of Part 1, with an overview and a general appreciation of the J language. The themes introduced in Part 1 are then developed in more depth and detail in the remainder of the book.
All the examples have been executed with J701 or later.
Part 1: Getting Acquainted | 1: Basics 2: Lists and Tables 3: Defining Functions 4: Scripts and Explicit Functions |
Part 2: Arrays | 5: Building Arrays 6: Indexing 7: Ranks |
Part 3: Defining Functions: Verbs | 8: Composing Verbs 9: Trains of Verbs 10: Conditional and Other Forms 11: Tacit Verbs Concluded 12: Explicit Verbs |
Part 4: Defining Functions: Operators | 13: Explicit Operators 14: Gerunds 15: Tacit Operators |
Part 5: Structural Functions | 16: Rearrangements 17: Patterns of Application 18: Sets, Classes and Relations |
Part 6: Numerical and
| 19: Numbers 20: Scalar Numerical Functions 21: Factors and Polynomials 22: Vectors and Matrices 23: Calculus |
Part 7: Names and Objects | 24: Names and Locales 25: Object-Oriented Programming |
Part 8: Facilities | 26: Script Files 27: Representations and Conversions 28: Data Files 29: Error Handling 30: Sparse Arrays 31: Performance 32: Trees |
Appendices |
A1: Evaluating Expressions A2: Collected Terminology Index |