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Table Name: tabLab Test
| Sr | Fieldname | Type | Label | Options |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | naming_series |
Select | Series |
LP- |
| 2 | invoice |
Link | Invoice | Sales Invoice |
| 3 | patient |
Link | Patient | Patient |
| 4 | patient_name |
Data | Patient Name |
patient.patient_name |
| 5 | patient_age |
Data | Age | |
| 6 | patient_sex |
Select | Gender |
Male Female |
| 7 | physician |
Link | Doctor | Physician |
| 8 | email |
Data | ||
| 9 | mobile |
Data | Mobile | |
| 10 | company |
Link | Company | Company |
| 11 | c_b |
Column Break | ||
| 12 | department |
Link | Department | Medical Department |
| 13 | status |
Select | Status |
Draft Completed Approved Rejected Cancelled |
| 14 | submitted_date |
Datetime | Submitted Date | |
| 15 | approved_date |
Datetime | Approved Date | |
| 16 | sample |
Link | Sample ID | Sample Collection |
| 17 | result_date |
Date | Result Date | |
| 18 | employee |
Link | Lab Technician | Employee |
| 19 | employee_name |
Data | Technician Name |
employee.employee_name |
| 20 | employee_designation |
Data | Designation |
employee.designation |
| 21 | user |
Link | User | User |
| 22 | report_preference |
Data | Report Preference | |
| 23 | sb_first |
Section Break | ||
| 24 | test_name |
Data | Test Name | |
| 25 | column_break_26 |
Column Break | ||
| 26 | template |
Link | Test Template | Lab Test Template |
| 27 | test_group |
Link | Test Group | Item Group |
| 28 | sb_normal |
Section Break | ||
| 29 | normal_test_items |
Table | Normal Test Items | |
| 30 | sb_special |
Section Break | ||
| 31 | special_test_items |
Table | Special Test Items | |
| 32 | sb_sensitivity |
Section Break | ||
| 33 | sensitivity_test_items |
Table | Sensitivity Test Items | |
| 34 | sb_comments |
Section Break | ||
| 35 | test_comment |
Text | Comments | |
| 36 | sb_customresult |
Section Break | Custom Result | |
| 37 | custom_result |
Text Editor | Custom Result | |
| 38 | email_sent |
Check | ||
| 39 | sms_sent |
Check | ||
| 40 | printed |
Check | ||
| 41 | normal_toggle |
Check | ||
| 42 | special_toggle |
Check | ||
| 43 | sensitivity_toggle |
Check | ||
| 44 | amended_from |
Link | Amended From | Lab Test |
| 45 | prescription |
Link | Prescription | Lab Prescription |
Inherits from frappe.model.document.Document
erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.create_compounds (template, lab_test, is_group)
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erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.create_invoice (company, patient, lab_tests, prescriptions)
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erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.create_item_line (test_code, sales_invoice)
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erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.create_lab_test (patient, template, prescription, consultation, invoice)
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erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.create_lab_test_doc (invoice, consultation, patient, template)
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erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.create_lab_test_from_desk (patient, template, prescription, invoice=None)
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erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.create_normals (template, lab_test)
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erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.create_sample_collection (lab_test, template, patient, invoice)
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erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.create_sample_doc (template, patient, invoice)
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erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.create_specials (template, lab_test)
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erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.create_test_from_template (lab_test)
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erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.delete_lab_test_from_medical_record (self)
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Public API
/api/method/erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.get_employee_by_user_id
erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.get_employee_by_user_id (user_id)
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Public API
/api/method/erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.get_lab_test_prescribed
erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.get_lab_test_prescribed (patient)
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erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.insert_lab_test_to_medical_record (doc)
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erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.load_result_format (lab_test, template, prescription, invoice)
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/api/method/erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.update_lab_test_print_sms_email_status
erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.update_lab_test_print_sms_email_status (print_sms_email, name)
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erpnext.healthcare.doctype.lab_test.lab_test.update_status (status, name)
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Irish, Albert Septimas
| Birth Name | Irish, Albert Septimas |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 34 years, 9 days |
Narrative
Albert Irish lived next door to Aunty Hilda in Ashfield. Aunty Hilda had their birthdates in her diary. Rang Australian Society of Authors & left a message for Lola to ring me. Lola said she remembers Aunty Hilda. Lola said her mother had flaming red hair, she said she looked "Irish", her grandchildren have the same red hair. Lola said her father was treated for T.B. at Waterfall Sanitorium.
SMH - IRISH, 4 August, 1924, at his residence, 6 Major Bay Rd, Concord, ALBERT SEPTIMAS, beloved husband of Rosa, & father of Lola & Jack, aged 34 years.
SMH - IRISH, 5 Aug, 1924, at his residence, 6 Majors Bay Rd, Concord, Albert Septimas Irish, seventh son of Mrs. & the late Mr. J.T.D.Irish, late of Homebush, aged 34yrs.
FUNERAL - The rels & friends of Mrs. Rosa Irish & family, are invited to attend the Funeral of her dearly loved Husband & their Father, to leave 6 Majors Bay Rd, Concord, To-day, Wednesday, at 1.15pm, for the Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood via Burwood Station.
FUNERAL - The rels & friends of Mrs.T.J.D.Irish & family, are invited to attend the Funeral of her Son & their Brother, ALBERT S. IRISH, to leave 6 Majors Bay Rd, Concord, To-day, Wednesday, at 1.15pm, for CofE Cemetery, Rookwood FUNERAL - Lodge Doric, No.9, United Grand Lodge of N.S.W., are invited to attend to attend the Funeral of their late Brother, Albert S. Irish, to leave his late residence, 6 Majors Bay Rd, Concord, this Wednesday, 1.15pm, for CofE Cemetery, Rookwood.
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | 1890-07-27 | Ashfield NSW #4890 | ||
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| Death | 1924-08-05 | Homebush NSW (34yrs) | ||
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| Burial | 1924-08-07 | CofE Cemetery, Rookwood | ||
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Parents
| Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Father | Irish, John Thomas Derriman | 1852-07-13 | 1923-07-18 | |
| Mother | Cook, Annie Rebecca | 1854-07-28 | 1944-08-28 | |
| Brother | Irish, John Charles “Jack” | 1877-12-05 | 1968-03-01 | |
| Brother | Irish, Thomas William (Under Secretary of Lands) | 1879-09-23 | 1966-09-08 | |
| Brother | Irish, James Frederick | 1881-11-05 | 1921-01-07 | |
| Brother | Irish, Walter Gould | 1884-03-07 | 1977-03-15 | |
| Brother | Irish, Arthur Edward | 1886-12-19 | 1967-06-22 | |
| Brother | Irish, Charles Alfred | 1888-11-02 | 1948-07-13 | |
| Irish, Albert Septimas | 1890-07-27 | 1924-08-05 | ||
| Brother | Irish, Robert George | 1895-07-18 | 1975-08-02 |
Families
Family of Irish, Albert Septimas and Motherwell, Rosa Sheila |
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| Married | Wife | Motherwell, Rosa Sheila ( * 1890-02-10 + 1976-07-00 ) | ||||||||||||||
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| Narrative |
28/5/1987 - Found this marriage for Albert & Rosa on 7 January, 1914 at S.A.G's Richmond Villa, both were 23yrs old. Rosa's parents were Russell & Roseanna Breazley, they had 2 children, Rosa & Dorothy. |
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| Children |
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
|---|---|---|
| Irish, Lola Dorothy | 1915-02-21 | 2007-08-15 |
| Irish, John Albert ‘Jack’ | 1917-12-29 | 2003-02-03 |
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| _UID | 5E06FB65E5C4D5119853B7EB0FA9CA6DCF46 |


| logLik.coxph {survival} | R Documentation |
The logLik function for survival models
## S3 method for class 'coxph' logLik(object, ...) ## S3 method for class 'survreg' logLik(object, ...)
object |
the result of a |
... |
optional arguments for other instances of the method |
The logLik function is used by summary functions in R such as
AIC
.
For a Cox model, this method returns the partial likelihood.
The number of degrees of freedom (df) used by the fit and the effective
number of observations (nobs) are added as attributes.
Per Raftery and others, the effective number of observations is the
taken to be the number of events in the data set.
For a survreg
model the proper value for the effective number
of observations is still an open question (at least to this author).
For right censored data the approach of logLik.coxph
is the
possible the most sensible, but for interval censored observations
the result is unclear. The code currently does not add a nobs
attribute.
an object of class logLik
Terry Therneau
Robert E. Kass and Adrian E. Raftery (1995). "Bayes Factors". J. American Statistical Assoc. 90 (430): 791.
Raftery A.E. (1995), "Bayesian Model Selection in Social Research", Sociological methodology, 111-196.


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In this rotation, we learned the basics of electronics and how to solder them. There are many different parts that are required for electronic devices to function. Some of the basic ones are capacitors, transistors, resistors, LEDs, diodes, potentiometers, breadboards, multimeters and switches. A capacitor charges and discharges the electric charge stored in it. A transistor amplifies or switches electronic signals and electrical power. A resistor controls the flow of electric current. An LED emits light when a current flows through it. A diode allows an electric current to pass in one direction while blocking the current in the other direction. A potentiometer controls the output of an electrical circuit, such as volume. A breadboard is where all of the electronic devices are linked together. A multimeter is a device that measures voltage, current, and resistance. A switch turns the flow of current on or off.
There are other terms that need to be defined as well before actually making electronics. Voltage, current, and resistance are all different things. Voltage is the charge difference between two points in an electric field, current is the rate at which the charge is flowing, and resistance is the tendency of a given material to resist the flow of charge. AC and DC are two other important terms that refer to different things. AC stands for "Alternating Current" and is an electric current which periodically changes its direction. DC stands for "Direct Current" and is an electric current which always flows in the same direction. AC is commonly used to power things like homes and outlets while DC is commonly used to power smaller appliances and devices.
In order to put electronic parts together to create a functioning device, you have to solder them onto a board. Soldering requires one to use a hot metal rod to melt down a filler metal which attaches the electronic device to the main board. We learned how to properly solder these pieces together to create working products. This is a very enjoyable and relaxing process and I had a good time learning how to solder different electronic parts together.
Image 1: The top of the soldering projects.


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I've been struggling to decide whether the following is provable constructively:
lemma not_forall_exists_nat (p : ℕ -> bool) : ¬ (∀ (a : ℕ), p a) -> ∃ (a : ℕ), ¬ p a
I don't see any way to prove it, so I've mostly given up hope that it is provable, but my intuition says that there is in fact a constructive procedure for producing the witness, which is to just check each natural in order. I imagine the way to show it is unprovable would be to exhibit some strange Godelian p.
I think it is unprovable constructively, with the counterexample Kripke model looking like ℕ union {*}, with * ≤ n
for each n. At *
, p
never holds; at n
, only p n
holds. Then * |- ¬ (∀a, p a)
(since at each point, at most one a satisfies p a
), * ||- ∀ a, p a ∨ ¬ p a
(since at each point n
, just check whether n = a
), but not * ||- ∃ a, ¬ p a
(let n
be the corresponding instantiation of a
, then n ≥ *
and p n
is true but _|_
is false).
It is provable constructively.
How?
ah never mind my proof is circular.
however such an a
can be found computably
But not in a predictable amount of time
As far as I understand, it is a requirement for a constructive proof
Disclaimer: I'm not an expert in constructive math
But not in a predictable amount of time
I don't think that's a requirement for constructiveness. Well foundedness of <
on with_top nat
can be proven constructively, but there's no bound on termination time.
This is surprisingly hard to do constructively
def find (h : ∃ n, p n) : {n // p n ∧ ∀ m, p m → n ≤ m} :=
Then see disclaimer ;)
It is not provable constructively. This is also known as Markov's principle
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The add group action is remarkably similar to the add user function. Copy the entire 'getNameForNewUser' action from the edit function into the 'menu' element.
This time, instead of embedding the form in a 'CDATA' tag, we will use a pre-defined form, located in [your_TE_folder]/tableDefinitions/Db2auth/addGroup.xml


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by ABC NewsWith a day of feasting fast approaching, it's time to take inventory of your fridge or pantry to toss or return any staples that have been recalled before Thanksgiving.
Produce
Lettuce
More than 75,000 pounds of salad products were recalled due to a possible E. coli contamination in the lettuce, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced.
Missa Bay, LLC, a New Jersey company, issued the recall for around 75,233 pounds of salad products containing meat or poultry, according to the the USDA.
For more details and full list of the recalled products check here.
Apples
North Bay Produce recalled apples over potential listeria contamination concerns that affected 2,297 cases and 2 bulk bins of fresh apples.
The Traverse City, Michigan-based food and beverage company issued the voluntary recall of apples that were distributed to wholesalers, retailers and brokers in Florida, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, North Carolina, Texas and Wisconsin from Oct. 16 to Oct. 21.
Check here for a full list of affected products to make sure there aren't any bad apples in your fridge or freezer waiting to ruin a Thanksgiving pie.
MeatPork
U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service recalled approximately 515,000 pounds of "various raw, intact pork products" over an inspection issue.
The pork products, made by Morris Meat Packing, were produced on Saturdays from Nov. 25, 2017, to Nov. 9, 2019. The products under recall are marked with establishment number "EST. 18267" inside the USDA mark of inspection.
For full product details and more on this recall check here.
RECALL ALERTS | The latest recalls that could affect you and your family
Chicken
More than 2 million pounds of chicken products were voluntarily recalled over concerns of "extraneous" materials, specifically metal, according to the USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service.
Approximately 2,071,397 pounds of Simmons Prepared Foods poultry products were part of the recall.
Check here for a full list of affected products produced from Oct. 21 through Nov. 4, 2019.
Dairy
Cottage Cheese
Thousands of cases of cottage cheese were voluntarily recalled over fears they may contain metal and plastic.
Kraft Heinz Foods Company announced the voluntary recall of Breakstone's Cottage Cheese after a consumer complained about finding a piece of red plastic in one container, according to a statement from the company.
In all, 9,500 cases were affected.
For full recall information on the affected products check here.
Cookie Dough
Nestlé USA voluntarily recalled refrigerated cookie dough after the company received reports of food-grade rubber pieces in some of its products.
The recall included 26 ready-to-bake cookie dough products that come in bars, tubs and tube shapes and were distributed in the continental U.S. and Puerto Rico.
For more information on the affected batches and product list check here.


Compiler Services: Editor services
This tutorial demonstrates how to use the editor services provided by the F# compiler.
This API is used to provide auto-complete, tool-tips, parameter info help, matching of
brackets and other functions in F# editors including Visual Studio, Xamarin Studio and Emacs
(see fsharpbindings project for more information).
Similarly to the tutorial on using untyped AST, we start by
getting the InteractiveChecker
object.
NOTE: The FSharp.Compiler.Service API is subject to change when later versions of the nuget package are published
Type checking sample source code
As in the previous tutorial (using untyped AST), we start by referencing
FSharp.Compiler.Service.dll
, opening the relevant namespace and creating an instance
of InteractiveChecker
:
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|
As previously, we use GetProjectOptionsFromScriptRoot
to get a context
where the specified input is the only file passed to the compiler (and it is treated as a
script file or stand-alone F# source code).
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|
To perform type checking, we first need to parse the input using
ParseFile
, which gives us access to the untyped AST. However,
then we need to call CheckFileInProject
to perform the full type checking. This function
also requires the result of ParseFileInProject
, so the two functions are often called
together.
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|
Before we look at the interesting operations provided by TypeCheckResults
, we
need to run the type checker on a sample input. On F# code with errors, you would get some type checking
result (but it may contain incorrectly "guessed" results).
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|
Alternatively you can use ParseAndCheckFileInProject
to check both in one step:
1: 2: 3: |
|
The function returns both the untyped parse result (which we do not use in this
tutorial), but also a CheckFileAnswer
value, which gives us access to all
the interesting functionality...
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|
Here, we type check a simple function that (conditionally) prints "Hello world".
On the last line, we leave an additional dot in msg.
so that we can get the
completion list on the msg
value (we expect to see various methods on the string
type there).
Using type checking results
Let's now look at some of the API that is exposed by the TypeCheckResults
type. In general,
this is the type that lets you implement most of the interesting F# source code editor services.
Getting a tool tip
To get a tool tip, you can use GetToolTipTextAlternate
method. The method takes a line number and character
offset. Both of the numbers are zero-based. In the sample code, we want to get tooltip for the foo
function that is defined on line 3 (line 0 is blank) and the letter f
starts at index 7 (the tooltip
would work anywhere inside the identifier).
In addition, the method takes a tag of token which is typically IDENT
, when getting tooltip for an
identifier (the other option lets you get tooltip with full assembly location when using #r "..."
).
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|
NOTE:
GetToolTipTextAlternate
is an alternative name for the oldGetToolTipText
. The oldGetToolTipText
was deprecated because it accepted zero-based line numbers. At some point it will be removed, andGetToolTipTextAlternate
will be renamed back toGetToolTipText
.
Aside from the location and token kind, the function also requires the current contents of the line
(useful when the source code changes) and a Names
value, which is a list of strings representing
the current long name. For example to get tooltip for the Random
identifier in a long name
System.Random
, you would use location somewhere in the string Random
and you would pass
["System"; "Random"]
as the Names
value.
The returned value is of type ToolTipText
which contains a discriminated union ToolTipElement
.
The union represents different kinds of tool tips that you can get from the compiler.
Getting auto-complete lists
The next method exposed by TypeCheckResults
lets us perform auto-complete on a given location.
This can be called on any identifier or in any scope (in which case you get a list of names visible
in the scope) or immediately after .
to get a list of members of some object. Here, we get a
list of members of the string value msg
.
To do this, we call GetDeclarationListInfo
with the location of the .
symbol on the last line
(ending with printfn "%s" msg.
). The offsets are one-based, so the location is 7, 23
.
We also need to specify a function that says that the text has not changed and the current identifer
where we need to perform the completion.
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|
NOTE:
v
is an alternative name for the oldGetDeclarations
. The oldGetDeclarations
was deprecated because it accepted zero-based line numbers. At some point it will be removed, andGetDeclarationListInfo
will be renamed back toGetDeclarations
.
When you run the code, you should get a list containing the usual string methods such as
Substring
, ToUpper
, ToLower
etc. The fourth argument of GetDeclarations
, here ([], "msg")
,
specifies the context for the auto-completion. Here, we want a completion on a complete name
msg
, but you could for example use (["System"; "Collections"], "Generic")
to get a completion list
for a fully qualified namespace.
Getting parameter information
The next common feature of editors is to provide information about overloads of a method. In our
sample code, we use String.Concat
which has a number of overloads. We can get the list using
GetMethods
operation. As previously, this takes zero-indexed offset of the location that we are
interested in (here, right at the end of the String.Concat
identifier) and we also need to provide
the identifier again (so that the compiler can provide up-to-date information when the source code
changes):
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|
The code uses the Display
property to get the annotation for each parameter. This returns information
such as arg0: obj
or params args: obj[]
or str0: string, str1: string
. We concatenate the parameters
and print a type annotation with the method name.
Asynchronous and immediate operations
You may have noticed that CheckFileInProject
is an asynchronous operation.
This indicates that type checking of F# code can take some time.
The F# compiler performs the work in background (automatically) and when
we call CheckFileInProject
method, it returns an asynchronous operation.
There is also the CheckFileInProjectIfReady
method. This returns immediately if the
type checking operation can't be started immediately, e.g. if other files in the project
are not yet type-checked. In this case, a background worker might choose to do other
work in the meantime, or give up on type checking the file until the FileTypeCheckStateIsDirty
event
is raised.
The fsharpbinding project has more advanced example of handling the background work where all requests are sent through an F# agent. This may be a more appropriate for implementing editor support.
Summary
The CheckFileAnswer
object contains other useful methods that were not covered in this tutorial. You
can use it to get location of a declaration for a given identifier, additional colorization information
(the F# 3.1 colorizes computation builder identifiers & query operators) and others.
Using the FSharpChecker component in multi-project, incremental and interactive editing situations may involve knowledge of the FSharpChecker operations queue and the FSharpChecker caches.
Finally, if you are implementing an editor support for an editor that cannot directly call .NET API, you can call many of the methods discussed here via a command line interface that is available in the FSharp.AutoComplete project.


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| Price |
$
|
| Down Payment |
%
|
| Interest Rate |
%
|
| Mortgage | $1,560 |
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| HOA Dues | $285 |
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| Property Type | 2-story Townhome |
| Parking | 2 car attached garage |
| Basement | Full, unfinished |
| Year Built | 1992 |
| Lot Size | 1,742 ft2 |
| Attic | Yes |
| Exterior | Brick |
| Roof | Shingle |
| Driveway | Pavers |
| Status | Active |
| Taxes | $6,973 (2012) |
| HOA Fees | $285 per month |
| Schools | Elmhurst school district 205 |
| WalkScore | 57/100 (somewhat walkable) |
| Heating | Gas, Forced Air |
| Cooling | Central A/C |
| Utilities | Public Sewer & Water |
| 1 | Living Room | 20x15 |
| 2 | Kitchen | 13x10 |
| 3 | Family/Dining Room | 21x10 |
| Powder Room | --- | |
| Garage | --- |
| 4 | Master Bedroom | 18x14 |
| Master Bathroom | --- | |
| 5 | Bedroom #2 | 14x10 |
| 6 | Bedroom #3 | 11x10 |
| Bathroom | --- | |
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TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
ANDROGENS
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 16
ANDROGENS CLASS CODE: A14AA0 |
VITAMIN K ANTAGONISTS CLASS CODE: B01AA-001 |
Increase of the risk of hemorrhage due to the direct effect on coagulation and/or the fibrinolytic systems. |
Precaution for use More frequent testing of the INR. Adjustment of the dosage of the Vitamin K antagonist during the treatment with the androgen and after it is stopped. |
ANDROGENS CLASS CODE: A14AA0 |
ENZYME INDUCERS CLASS CODE: N03-J05-001 |
Risk of decrease of the plasma concentrations of the androgen and consequently of its effectiveness, due to increase of its hepatic metabolism by the inducer |
Precaution for use Clinical and biological monitoring during the administration of these substances together and 1 to 2 weeks after the inducer is stopped. |


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A toolkit/software architecture to ease creating high-performance neural network simulators
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A class which contains and manages access to the XML parameter file used by a simulator instance at runtime. More...
#include "ParameterManager.h"
#include <regex>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <stdexcept>
#include <tinyxml.h>
#include <tinystr.h>
#include <vector>
#include "BGTypes.h"
#include "xpath_static.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
A class which contains and manages access to the XML parameter file used by a simulator instance at runtime.
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The class provides a simple interface to access parameters in an XML file. It operates with the following assumptions:
This class makes use of TinyXPath, an open-source utility which enables XPath parsing of a TinyXml document object. See the documentation here: http://tinyxpath.sourceforge.net/doc/index.html
Created by Lizzy Presland, 2019 Supervised by Dr. Michael Stiber, UW Bothell CSSE Division
Definition in file ParameterManager.cpp.


Amons generation and visualization
In this section, the basic usage of the code is illustrated for an exmplified QM9 molecule.
Note that before running any python code, one has to cd
to the
main directory of aqml
(downloaded through git
).
Topics: - covalent amons generation - for one query - for multiple queries - visualization of amons
from rdkit import Chem
from aqml import io2
import aqml.cheminfo.rdkit.rdkit as crr
import aqml.cheminfo.draw.core as cdc
fs = io2.cmdout('ls tests/cov/*sdf'); fs
Convert SDF file to RDKit molecule
m = crr.sdf2oem(fs[-1])
By simply typing m
, one sees its 2d structure
m
For more robust visualization, use an enhanced module
cheminfo.draw.core
vr = cdc.draw_rdkit()
vr.viewm(fs[-1], woH=False) # set woH to True if one wants not to show H atoms
One could see more usages by typing help(vr)
Covalent amons generation for a single query molecule
Note that the python codes below is only for the purpose of diagnosis.
It’s recommended to use $AQML_ROOT/bin/genamon
for routine generation
of amons.
import aqml.cheminfo.algo.amon as caa
# `wg`: write geometry of amons to files? True/False
fs1 = [fs[-1] ]
obj = caa.ParentMols(fs1, k=7, verbose=0, wg=False, i3d=True)
print('number of molecular graphs: ', len(obj.cans))
print('number of conformers: ', len(obj.ms))
number of molecular graphs: 25
number of conformers: 30
Above, k=7
stands for the maximal number of heavy atoms allowed for
an amon is 7, verbose=0
indicates zero cov regarding details about
amons generation. wg=False
means that no 3D geometry is gonna be
written to some file. i3d=True
suggests that 3D geometry of query
molecule are taken into account.
As one can see, more conformers (totalling 30 were generated). This is due to the fact that there might be more than 1 conformer for a given molecular graph (in particular for those molecules containing flexible/rotatable bonds).
smiles = obj.cans
smiles
['C',
'O',
'C=C',
'CC',
'CO',
'C=CC',
'C=CO',
'CCC',
'CCO',
'C=C(C)O',
'C=CCC',
'C=CCO',
'CC(C)O',
'C=C(O)CC',
'C=C(O)CO',
'C=CC(C)C',
'C=CC(C)O',
'c1ccoc1',
'C=C(O)C(C)C',
'C=C(O)C(C)O',
'C=CC(C)(C)O',
'Cc1ccco1',
'C=C(O)C(C)(C)O',
'CCc1ccco1',
'OCc1ccco1']
Note that if i3d
was set to False
(set iwa=False
meanwhile,
i.e., do not write SMILES to a file; if one uses default option of
iwa
, which is True
, then one needs so specify the filename
through label=<string>
), then the same set of smiles
would be
generated, but with no conformers.
obj_c0 = caa.ParentMols(fs1, k=7, verbose=0, wg=False, i3d=False, iwa=False)
print('number of molecular graphs: ', len(obj_c0.cans))
print('number of conformers: ', len(obj_c0.ms))
number of molecular graphs: 31
number of conformers: 0
Covalent amons generation for multiple query molecules
Note that the python codes below is only for the purpose of diagnosis.
It’s recommended to use $AQML_ROOT/bin/genamon
for routine generation
of amons.
Procedure for this is basically the same as for the case of single query, with one minor exception that a new map file is generated meanwhile. See below for details.
Here, we generate amons of all 3 test molecules.
# `wg`: write geometry of amons to files? True/False
obj3 = caa.ParentMols(fs, verbose=0, wg=False)
print('number of molecular graphs: ', len(obj3.cans))
print('number of conformers: ', len(obj3.ms))
number of molecular graphs: 42
number of conformers: 66
Now to get an idea of which sets of amons belong to which query, we have
to have a look at the attribute maps
:
obj3.maps
array([[ 0, 2, 4, 9, 7, 38, 13, 36, 57, 14, 29, 53, 39, 15, 37, 61,
58, 50, 16, 30, 54, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1],
[ 0, 2, 3, 4, 9, 7, 40, 18, 42, 63, 23, 31, 55, 41, 15, 19,
43, 62, 64, 51, 24, 17, 32, 56, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1],
[ 0, 1, 5, 6, 2, 8, 44, 7, 12, 49, 22, 28, 65, 11, 34, 46,
20, 26, 59, 10, 25, 48, 52, 35, 47, 33, 45, 21, 27, 60]])
The shape of maps
is (3, 30)
, where 3
corresponds to the
number of queries, while 30
indicates the maximal number of amons to
which a query could be decomposed. In this very case, molecular 3
(03.sdf
) turns out to be such a query that is made up of the most
diverse atomic environments. For query with less than 30
amons,
relevant entries with no amon correspondence are padded by -1
. Note
that all non-negative entries correspond to the conformer index (when
i3d=True
) and begin with 0, i.e., the first conformer in
obj3.ms
.
Visualization
To visualize the pseudo-3D geometries of these amon conformers, use
vr.viewms
Here are some essential parameters of this function: - nmr: number of molecules per row to be displayed - wlgd_text: description text for each conformer, could be one of ‘id’, ‘smiles’ - molSize: the size of the image for each molecule ```
vr.viewms(obj.ms, wlgd_text='id', nmr=8, molSize=(90,100))


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Dame Julie Andrews says Mary Poppins is just the woman to sort out Donald Trump
Dame Julie Andrews, the 84-year-old Oscar-winning actress, says Mary Poppins would find US President Donald Trump anything but supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
by Kelly AllenShe’s practically perfect in every way, having taught a workaholic father to spend more time with his kids and two naughty children to tidy their room.
So it’s no surprise, Dame Julie Andrews thinks Mary Poppins is just the woman to sort out Donald Trump .
Speaking at the Southbank Centre in London, when asked how differently he would have turned out if he had had a nanny like the no-nonsense Disney character.
There’s no doubt she finds the President the opposite of supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, she said: “Oh Mary Poppins would have shaped him up.
"God knows, if only we had the chance to try. “
The 84-year-old Oscar-winning actress previously blasted Trump for cutting funding to the arts describing it as “mind-boggling” and said she was “deeply disturbed” by him pulling America out of the Paris Climate Agreement.
The veteran star’s career has spanned 70 years including Mary Poppins, The Sound of Music and The Princess Diaries
She went on to work with her second husband, Blake Edward who she was with for 41 years before his death in 2010.
They worked together on numerous films including Victor/Victoria and Darli Lili.
Julie revealed her film maker husband often gave her advice on set – even on her love scenes.
She explained: “I was doing a love scene with Rock Hudson. The first time Blake really said it. We were passionately kissing and carrying on and he said: ‘That’s lovely, darling, but I know that you can do it better.”
Hope he delivered that news with a spoonful of sugar.
Meanwhile, Dame Julie recently revealed she needed therapy following the success of Mary Poppins.
The British star scooped a best actress Academy Award for her role as the magical nanny in her first Hollywood film aged 29.
Looking back she said: “l kept the Oscar in the attic for a very long time because I thought I’d been given it as a ‘Welcome to Hollywood’ and I didn’t feel worthy of it.
"So much early success sent me into therapy and analysis. I learnt you have to do it right and honour the films you are making. It’s a huge gift, but a lot of obligation.”


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White Island eruption: Australian politician David Leyonhjelm blasted for 'insensitive' tweet
A controversial Australian politician has been criticised online for a tweet in response to the White Island eruption.
The natural disaster, which took place on Monday afternoon, has taken the life of at least five people and caused significant injuries to many others. Police believe the death toll will rise, with many others remaining on the island who aren't believed to have survived.
Extraordinary photos of the eruption have gone viral around the world, with some shared on Twitter by Michael Schade who had just left the island after a tour.
One response to a video he posted of the event was from former Australian Senator David Leyonhjelm, who retired from federal politics earlier this year.
The former Liberal Democratic Party member wrote: "but the emissions..."
Video shared by Schade showed an enormous amount of ash spewing from the volcano, with Leyonhjelm's comment appearing to make reference to global warming and scientists' calls to lower CO2 emissions.
His comment has been met with outrage online.
"People have died or been injured. Grow up," wrote one person.
 "I supposed you'll be cracking wise about the bushfires next - I mean what's the loss of life and property in comparison to a chance to drag out your tired, old talking points?"
Others overlooked the perceived insensitivity of the comment and engaged with the topic of emissions.
"...would have to be three times Mt St Helens plus one Pinatubo eruption per day to come close to human emissions."
Someone else questioned whether Leyonhjelm knew the "difference between ash and greenhouse gasses"?
Leyonhjelm caused controversy last year for comments against Senator Sarah Hanson-Young, a member of Australia's Green Party.
In November he was ordered to pay Hanson-Young $120,000 after he lost a defamation case resulting from the comments.


ACE VENTURA, PET DETECTIVE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1994 James Berardinelli
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 3.6
Date Released: 2/4/93 Running Length: 1:27 Rated: PG-13 (Potentially offensive humor, language)
Starring: Jim Carrey, Courtney Cox, Noble Willingham, Udo Kier, Sean Young, Tone Loc, Dan Marino Director: Tom Shadyac Producer: James G. Robinson Screenplay: Jack Bernstein and Tom Shadyac Music: Ira Newborn Released by Warner Brothers
Certain ideas are excellent material for short features on programs like SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE or IN LIVING COLOR. Properly padded, it's possible that a few of those premises could even make passable 1/2 hour television programs. However, stretching things beyond a certain point courts disappointment. Take ACE VENTURA: PET DETECTIVE, for example, where the comic momentum sputters long before the running time has elapsed.
In the case of movies of this type, the plot is superfluous, and most of the time it doesn't make much sense anyway, but here are the basics. Ace Ventura, pet detective (Jim Carrey), is called onto the case when the Miami Dolphins' mascot Snowflake is kidnapped two weeks before the team's Superbowl meeting with the Philadelphia Eagles. Working alongside Ventura is the woman who hires him and eventually becomes his love interest, Melissa Robinson (Courtney Cox). At first, the case seems to be one of simple dolphin-stealing, but when quarterback Dan Marino (played, in a role that stretches his acting ability beyond the breaking point, by Dan Marino) is snatched during the filming of an Isotoner commercial, it becomes clear that sinister forces are at work.
Jim Carrey, also known as "Fire Marshal Bill" from the TV series IN LIVING COLOR, uses his rubber features and goofy personae to take control of ACE VENTURA. From the start, it's obvious that this is a vehicle for his comedy, and it mostly works--for about ten to fifteen minutes. After that, Mr. Carrey's act gradually grows less humorous and more tiresome, and the laughter in the audience seems forced.
That's not to say that the film is never funny, because it has its moments, including some inspired take-offs on the original STAR TREK (in which Mr. Carrey does a hilarious send-up of William Shatner's "dramatic pauses"), MISSION IMPOSSIBLE, and, perhaps best of all, THE CRYING GAME (complete with the Boy George version of the title track). However, between these moments of mirth, there's a lot of dead screen time. After the initial amusement of watching Mr. Carrey's face twist into numerous odd expressions has worn off, the best way to pass the time is keeping an eye on Courtney Cox as she tries vainly to hold a straight face in the midst of her co-star's antics.
Like the other movies loosely grouped in this category (which include the two WAYNE'S WORLDs and, to a lesser extent, the NAKED GUN-type flicks), the humor is very much of the hit-or-miss variety. Unfortunately for ACE VENTURA, too many of the jokes not only aren't funny, but aren't funny while thinking that they are.
There are undoubtedly a lot of fans of Fire Marshal Bill and Jim Carrey's humor. For them, ACE VENTURA delivers the expected gags (many of which are scatological in nature, and almost all of which have the potential to offend a "sensitive" viewer) and an elongated opportunity to see Mr. Carrey in action. For just about everyone else, this is likely to be far too much of something best taken in small doses.
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Serves
Serves 4
Fresh crab dressed with a sticky, slightly spicy sauce. Serve with a crisp salad.
Heat a saucepan of water on the hob and place a steamer on top.
Place the garlic, chilli, ginger and sunflower oil in a small bowl and mix.
Chop up the crab, remove the brown meat and discard the dead man’s fingers (gills). Place the meat in the steamer for 4-5 minutes.
Meanwhile, add two tablespoons of the flavoured oil to a wok set over a high heat. Fry without colouring, then add the tomato ketchup, yeast extract and soy sauce. When it starts to caramelise, add the crab and toss until coated.
Add 150ml/5fl oz water, cover with a lid and cook for a further three minutes.
Remove from the heat, add the spring onion and coriander and serve immediately.


Carl Icahn urges 'no brainer' merger of HP and Xerox
Investor leverages his $1.2bn stake in PC maker
by Carly PageBILLIONAIRE ACTIVIST INVESTOR Carl Icahn is pushing for HP to accept Xerox's takeover offer, claiming it's a merger between the two firms is a "no brainer".
Icahn, who owns a 10.6 per cent stake in Xerox, told the Wall Street Journal that he also owns 4.24 per cent of HP, valued at roughly $1.2bn, a stake that he's now leveraging to push for a merger between the two firms.
"I think a combination is a no-brainer," Icahn told the WSJ, adding in that he strongly believes "in the synergies" the two companies would enjoy if they combined.
"There will probably be a choice between cash and stock and I would much rather have the stock, assuming there's a good management team," he added.
Icahn's remarks come after Xerox - which itself is worth $8bn - last week made a $33bn offer to acquire HP, more than three times the market value of the printer maker. HP acknowledged that it had received an acquisition offer from Xerox, but didn't disclose the offer price.
"We have great confidence in our multi-year strategy and our ability to position the company for continued success in an evolving industry, particularly given the multiple levers available to drive value creation," a spokesperson said.
"Against this backdrop, we have had conversations with Xerox Holdings Corporation from time to time about a potential business combination... Most recently, we received a proposal transmitted yesterday [Tuesday].
"We have a record of taking action if there is a better path forward and will continue to act with deliberation, discipline and an eye towards what is in the best interest of all our shareholders."
HP is currently battling with its flailing printer business; the division's revenue for the third-quarter dropped five per cent year-on-year, despite the 2016 acquisition of Samsung's printer business.
What's more, the company last month announced that it was planning to cut up to 9,000 jobs, almost 16 per cent of its 55,000-employee global workforce, by the end of 2022.
Xerox believes it can achieve up to $2bn in annual cost savings after acquiring HP. While it hasn't detailed exactly where those cuts would fall, those savings would almost certainly come from a combination of staff cuts and squeezing the supply chain. µ
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HP will axe up to 9,000 employees over the next three years
- 04 Oct 2019
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- 30 Sep 2019
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Djula is an HTML templating system similar to Django templates for Common Lisp.
Djula’s template language is designed to strike a balance between power and ease. It’s designed to feel comfortable to those used to working with HTML.
Philosophy: If you have a background in programming, or if you’re used to languages which mix programming code directly into HTML, you’ll want to bear in mind that the Djula template system is not simply Common Lisp code embedded into HTML. This is by design: the template system is meant to express presentation, not program logic.
The Djula template system provides tags which function similarly to some programming constructs – an
if
tag for boolean tests, afor
tag for looping, etc. – but these are not simply executed as the corresponding Lisp code, and the template system will not execute arbitrary Lisp expressions. Only the tags, filters and syntax listed below are supported by default (although you can add your own extensions to the template language as needed).
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"The purpose of this special issue is therefore to revisit the concept [of Boundary Object] in order to look at its analytical scope whilst taking care to maintain the close articulation between interpretive flexibility and infrastructure."
"One of the first to return to the notion was Kathryn Henderson in an anthropology of the design activity (Henderson, 1991, 1998a). She is particularly interested in visual representations – drawings and diagrams – produced to organise discussions and move collective work forward. These are elements which facilitate the distributed cognitive process because they facilitate the crossover between interpretations held by the different professional groups involved in the design of a turbine. In her work (Henderson, 1998b), she explores the impact of computer-assisted design tools on visual design culture."


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Highway construction suspended for Thanksgiving holiday
by The Associated PressRALEIGH, N.C. — The NC Department of Transportation says most construction on the state’s major highways will be suspended as travellers begin their Thanksgiving travel.
NCDOT says in a news release that the work shutdown along interstates, U.S. and key N.C. routes is expected to go from next Tuesday through Monday Dec. 2. There are exceptions where construction makes it unsafe to open all lanes or where a bridge is being replaced.
Officials expect Wednesday afternoon and evening will be the busiest travel time with heavy congestion expected on Interstates 95, 77, 85, 40 and 26. Sunday is expected to be the next big travel day as people head for home.
Drivers can check on the status of the highways before starting their trips by going to DriveNC.gov.
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For the next twelve days, I will be posting one brief entry each day about WPF 3D.
WPF stands for Windows Presentation Foundation.
WPF 3D refers to the 3D graphics features of WPF.
Yes, yes, I usually write about marketing or version control.
But I don't like the idea of my blog being completely devoid of code-level technical content.
I'm a developer who has never been able to stop coding. But my company has grown to the point where nobody lets me write code anymore. So a couple years ago I started hacking on a hobby project just for fun. It's a woodworking software app. I call it Sawdust.
It's written in C# on WPF. So sometimes I write about WPF.
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时间: Monday, 8 February 2016 - 作者（shift） - 韩国自韩国部署萨德以来，中国对韩国启用新的进出口政策： 对于来进口企业来说以下类别产品需要谨慎: 化妆品。。。。农产品严查！ users engage with through their web browser when using a web application. They are usually supported by back-end web developers, who are responsible for server-side application logic and integration of the work front-end developers do.
内容付费可以读完，否则只显示摘要即可:
- Develop new user-facing features
- Build reusable code and libraries for future use
- Ensure the technical feasibility of UI/UX designs
- Optimize application for maximum speed and scalability
- Assure that all user input is validated before submitting to back-end
- Collaborate with other team members and stakeholders
- Responds to, researches, and resolves on-going client inquiries.
- Writes functional requirements for systems in standard template format.
- Interacts with project sponsor(s), internal team members, client, and vendor project team members to develop and maintain project management documents
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To see how high in the global ranking is the player - Better Battlelog Forums #1759
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I have one skilled pilot in my friendlist. I want to can check how high in global ranking in jets he is. And the same with all global rankings.
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For this already something exist in battlelog.
Just like
http://battlelog.battlefield.com/bf3/de/leaderboard/DJ-Brainnrg/air/soldier/1/1/
Enough global/friends ranking.
And if you don't have enough data, goto bf3stats.com for even more.
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The BF3Stats can be included in Battlelog. So if you look your friends vehicle stats i will displayed that he is maybe in the top 5%.


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This project aimed to create a new hydrology toolbar for ArcGIS which contained a simplified model for delineating catchments and calculating drainage areas. Another aim of the project was to provide the user with the option for alternative flow direction algorithms to be run within the model.
The toolbar contains two buttons which each contain models created in ModeBuilder. These models were exported to Python scripts and some additional features were added.
The 'Determine Flowpaths' button is the first in the two-step process to delineate a catchment. This script produces both a flow direction raster and a flow accumulation raster from a filled digital elevation model. An optional drop raster can also be created, and the option to apply a weight raster during calculation of flow accumulation is provided.
The 'Delineate Catchment' button delineates a catchment from an interactively selected pour point. Multiple pour points can be selected if multiple catchment delineation is desired. Additional code was added to the script which calculates the area (in square kilometres) of each catchment polygon produced, and this is added to the attribute table(s) of the catchment(s).
To select the pour point location(s) when using the 'Delineate Catchment' script, simply click in the map window on a pixel of high flow accumulation that defines the outlet point of the catchment.
The 'Flow Direction' script is a hand-coded version of the D8 flow direction algorithm (O'Callaghan and Mark, 1984). It is designed to assign values to cells using the same system that is used by the Arc 'Flow Direction' tool found in the Hydrology toolset of Spatial Analyst. This script produces a flow direction raster.
Originally, this script was going to contain an alternative flow direction algorithm, such as the Rho-8 (Fairfield and Leymarie, 1991) or D-infinity (Tarboton, 1997) algorithm, but these have yet to be developed.
All the issues listed below are still being resolved.
Fairfield, J. and Leymarie, P. 1991. Drainage Networks From Grid Digital Elevation Models. Water Resources Research. 27(5), pp.709-717.
O'Callaghan, J. F. and Mark, D. M. 1984. The Extraction of Drainage Networks from Digital Elevation Data. Computer Vision, Graphics, and Image Processing. 28, pp.323-344.
Tarboton, D. G. 1997. A new method for determination of flow directions and upslope areas in grid digital elevation models. Water Resources Research. 33(2), pp.309-319.
A repository of my project can be found here.


Because there is a lack of information on this new drug called 'jipper,' or Methoxetamine (which is a mouthful to say the least) I feel it will be beneficial to the community at large to write a report of some of the effects I have felt. I am neither a doctor, nor am I an expert on methoxetamine, or “jipper” so do not take what is written as factual. This is just my own experience.
I have found that “jipper” causes confusion, euphoria, mania, ataxia, retrograde amnesia, anterograde amnesia, laughing fits, tactile sensations of pins and needles, closed eye hallucinations, lowering of inhibitions, poor judgment, sounds appearing muffled, increased appreciation of music, and decreased libido.
I have found that sublingual dosing is stronger versus intranasal dosing. The primary effects take about an hour to manifest themselves and persist for three to four hours, with after affects lasting into the next day. The hangover aspect is confusion, fatigue, and dysphoria, but is manageable and seems to clear up within a day or so, after resting and eating healthily.
If I were to compare it to ketamine or pcp, I would say “jipper” is what happened if ketamine and pcp mated. As far as comparing effects, I would say based on my ketamine experiences, doing “jipper” is similar to ketamine but without the loss of self.
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Riyad Mahrez explains Man City dressing room reaction to Liverpool beating Crystal Palace
Liverpool took a 12-point lead over Man City when they beat Crystal Palace in the 3pm kick off, but Man City closed the gap back up by beating Chelsea at home
by Alex SmithRiyad Mahrez has revealed that his Manchester City teammates shrugged off Liverpool's victory over Crystal Palace .
City's title rivals Liverpool claimed a 12-point lead at the top of the Premier League after their late heroics at Palace secured a 2-1 victory - with Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino netting for the Reds.
That 3pm kick off victory put the pressure on Pep Guardiola's men to stay within touching distance of the runaway leaders - as they prepared for their evening kick off against Chelsea at the Etihad Stadium.
But despite going behind in the 21st minute to a N'Golo Kante goal, Kevin De Bruyne and Mahrez both bagged to set the City back into winning ways - following their defeat to Liverpool before the international break.
“We knew they had won, but we are built to win every game,” Mahrez explained.
“If they win or lose, we try to win. It’s our mentality. We have to win anyway.
“We don’t look too much at Liverpool. At some points last season they were ten points ahead of us, and we kept going.
“We have to try to win every game, like we used to, and see how many points we have at the end.”
De Bruyne believes Manchester City showed their champion qualities as they came from behind to claim a hard-fought win over Chelsea.
The result saw City, who also hit the woodwork through Sergio Aguero and had a late Raheem Sterling goal disallowed by VAR for a marginal offside, leapfrog Chelsea to go third.
De Bruyne said: "We work really hard and the main thing, when you lose a game, is to come back with a good reaction.
"That's what we have always done over the last four or five years. I think it's very rare to see us lose two games in a row.
"We work hard as a team and that's what we did. We have a lot of quality to make the difference."


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class: clear, title-slide, inverse, center, top, middle # Unit 1 Independent Analysis ---- ### **Jennifer Houchins** ### North Carolina State University ### June 20, 2021 --- # Context For my independent analysis this week, I am examining the networks that emerged in the second offering of the Digital Learning Transition in K-12 Schools MOOC-Ed (designated DLT2; offered in September 2013).

 The .red[**data sources**] available from the [Harvard Dataverse](https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataset.xhtml?persistentId=doi:10.7910/DVN/ZZH3UB) are: - **MOOC-Ed registration form.** (Our actors contained in dlt2_nodes.csv) - **MOOC-Ed discussion forums.** (Our ties contained in dlt2_edgelist.)

 .font50[Kellogg, S., Booth, S., & Oliver, K. (2014). [A social network perspective on peer supported learning in MOOCs for educators](https://github.com/sbkellogg/eci-589/blob/main/unit-1/lit/sna_mooc_irrodl_bjet_articles.pdf). *International Review of Research in Open and Distributed Learning*, *15*(5), 263-289.] --- # Guiding Question .font90[ The question framing this independent analysis are: - What are the patterns of interaction and structure of peer networks that emerge in the DLT2 MOOC-Ed for actors with the most ties? - This uses the same methods we applied in the Guided Walkthrough which examined the first section of the MOOC-Ed (DLT1). - I also employed the methods described by Katherine Ognyanova's tutorial [Network Analysis and Visualization with R and igraph](https://kateto.net/netscix2016.html) - Specifically, in addition to examining the sub-network of actors with the most ties, I also looked out - Hubs and Authorities - Clusters and communities ] --- class: no-logo # Methods This independent analysis uses the following packages in R. ```r *library(tidyverse) *library(igraph) library(here) ``` Of course, I'm using both `tidyverse` and `igraph` like the guided walkthrough. And as you'll see on the next slide, the `here` package helps with project pathways. If you haven't heard about it, you may want to check it out. --- class: no-logo # Methods (continued) As mentioned in the context, the ties of this network are in the `dlt2_edgelist.csv` file. .code60[ ```r ties <- read_csv(here("Presentation", "data","dlt2_edgelist.csv"), col_types = cols(Sender = col_character(), Receiver = col_character(), Category = col_skip(), CommentID = col_character(), DiscussionID = col_character())) *engaged <- ties %>% * count(Sender, Receiver) %>% * filter(n >= 6) ``` ] To find the actors with most ties, I'm counting the ties between sender and receiver pairs and filtering for those that have 6 or more ties. --- # Methods (continued) The actors of this network are in the `dlt2_nodes.csv` file. I'm filtering for those actors that appear in my `engaged` list with the most ties. ```r actors <- read_csv(here("Presentation", "data", "dlt2_nodes.csv"), col_types = cols(uid = col_character(), facilitator = col_integer(), expert = col_character(), connect = col_character())) %>% * filter(uid %in% engaged$Sender | uid %in% engaged$Receiver) ``` --- class: no-logo # Creating the Network To create the network, I simply supplied my `engaged` list of ties to the `graph_from_data_frame` function. .code70[ ```r *network <- graph_from_data_frame(d = engaged, vertices = actors, directed = T) network ``` ``` ## IGRAPH 7637f05 DN-- 16 16 -- ## + attr: name (v/c), facilitator (v/n), role (v/c), experience2 (v/n), ## | experience (v/n), grades (v/c), location (v/c), region (v/c), country ## | (v/c), group (v/c), gender (v/c), expert (v/c), connect (v/c), n ## | (e/n) ## + edges from 7637f05 (vertex names): ## [1] 125->302 158->302 183->302 197->302 223->302 23 ->158 233->302 241->302 ## [9] 246->302 266->302 288->302 302->302 310->302 436->302 437->302 98 ->302 ``` ] --- class: no-logo # Simplified Network That resulted in a directed network with .red[16 nodes] and .red[16 edges] that's already looking interesting. Simplifying the network to remove loops reveals that there was only one loop since only one edge is removed. .code70[ ```r simple_network <- simplify(network, remove.loops = TRUE) simple_network ``` ``` ## IGRAPH 9176c6b DN-- 16 15 -- ## + attr: name (v/c), facilitator (v/n), role (v/c), experience2 (v/n), ## | experience (v/n), grades (v/c), location (v/c), region (v/c), country ## | (v/c), group (v/c), gender (v/c), expert (v/c), connect (v/c) ## + edges from 9176c6b (vertex names): ## [1] 23 ->158 98 ->302 125->302 158->302 183->302 197->302 223->302 233->302 ## [9] 241->302 246->302 266->302 288->302 310->302 436->302 437->302 ``` ] --- class: clear, inverse, middle Next I calculated edge weights and created a simplified weighted network that I could explore... --- class: no-logo # Exploring the Network - Node Degree .pull-left[ ![](Slides_files/figure-html/node-degree-1.png) ] .pull-right[
 ```r mean(node_degree) ``` ``` ## [1] 1.875 ``` ```r median(node_degree) ``` ``` ## [1] 1 ``` ] ??? You might not be surprised that a network with 16 nodes and 16 edges has a median node degree of 1. --- class: no-logo # Exploring the Network - In Degree .pull-left[ ![](Slides_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-1-1.png) ] .pull-right[
 ```r mean(in_degree) ``` ``` ## [1] 0.9375 ``` ```r median(in_degree) ``` ``` ## [1] 0 ``` ] ??? The in degree is a bit different with a median of 0. You'll see why this is when we visualize this sub-network. --- class: no-logo # Exploring the Network - Out Degree .pull-left[ ![](Slides_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-3-1.png) ] .pull-right[
 ```r mean(out_degree) ``` ``` ## [1] 0.9375 ``` ```r median(out_degree) ``` ``` ## [1] 1 ``` ] ??? The out degree is looks a bit more like the node degree results. This suggests that most nodes in this sub-network are folks responding to a discussion post, but not receiving a response themselves. The one difference is the mean. While the mean was closer to 2 for node degree, here it is much closer to the median. This suggests that overall there is a node (or nodes) with higher overall node degree. Let's check that out by visualizing the network. --- class: no-logo # Visualizing The Network .pull-left[ In this network, the vertices (or nodes) are colored by whether or not the actor is a MOOC-Ed course facilitator. The two .red[**red nodes**] are .red[**facilitators**] and the .blue[**blue nodes**] are .blue[**course participants**]. ] .pull-right[ ![](Slides_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-5-1.png) ] --- class: no-logo # Hubs and Authorities .font70[According to the Ognyanova's tutorial (Section 6.8), hubs are identified with large numbers of outgoing links and authorities are identified with large numbers of incoming links.] .pull-left[ ![](Slides_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-7-1.png) ] .pull-right[ ![](Slides_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-8-1.png) ] --- class: no-logo # Clusters It may seem obvious since this sub-network is so simple, but let's identify the communities within it anyway.  --- class: clear, inverse .center[Some observations...] ---- - This analysis seems to have identified that the most activity in the network is from participants responding to the facilitator. Perhaps to the discussion forum prompts? -- - Course facilitator 302 is likely the lead course instructor since analysis revealed them as the "authority" -- - Interestingly, it looks the course participants didn't engage with one another very often. --- class: clear, middle, inverse .center[ **Thank you!** .font90[If you'd like to learn more about the techniques used in this presentation you can get the R project from my Github repo:
 <https://github.com/jennhouchins/ECI589-SNA>] .pull-left-narrow[.center[ ]] .pull-right-wide[
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 **Email me:** [jennifer.houchins<EMAIL_ADDRESS>] ]]


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Since my first article about "micro-ISVs", I have been surprised how often I see people using this term in blogs and discussion forums.
Now, I find myself wishing I had thought to buy the domain name. :-)


The Gnostic Rosary was formed from the meditational practice of The Guild, a devotional society of the Ecclesia Gnostica formerly directed by Rev. John Goelz and Rev. Steven Marshall. The original is here.
In the name of the Unknown Father, in Truth, Mother of all, in union and redemption and sharing of the powers, peace to all on whom this name reposes.
I acknowledge one great invisible God, unrevealable, unmarked, ageless and unproclaimable; the unknown Father, the Aeon of the aeons, who brought forth in the silence with his Providence: the Father, the Mother, and the Son.
I acknowledge the Christos, the self-begotten living Son, the glory of the Father and the virtue of the Mother, who given birth from the virginal and ineffable Mother, was made incarnate, the Perfect one. Who in the word of the Great Invisible God, came down from above to annul the emptiness of this age and restore the fullness to the Aeon.
I acknowledge the Holy Spirit, the Bride of the Christos, the Mother of the Aeons, the great virginal and ineffable Mother Who proceeded from Herself a gift of Herself out of the silence of the Unknown God.
I acknowledge the Light of the one church in every place: Interior, Invisible, Secret and Universal, the foundation of the lights of the great living God. I seek liberation of my perfection from the corruptions of the world and look to the gathering of the sparks of Light from the sea of forgetfulness.
Amen.
Almighty God, whose footstool is the highest firmament: Great Ruler of Heaven, and all the powers therein: Hear the prayers of Thy Servants, who put their trust in Thee. We pray Thee, supply our needs from day to day: command Thy heavenly host to comfort and succor us: That it may be to Thy glory and unto the good of man. Forgive us our transgressions as we forgive our brothers and sisters: be present with us: strengthen and sustain us: For we are but instruments in Thy hands. Let us not fall into temptation: defend us from all danger and evil: Let Thy mighty power ever guard and protect us. Thou great fount of knowledge and Wisdom: Instruct Thy servants by Thy holy presence: Guide and support us, now and forever.
Amen.
Hail Sophia, full of light, the Christ is with thee, blessed art thou among all the aeons, and blessed is the liberator of thy light, Jesus. Holy Sophia, Mother of all gods, pray to the Light for us thy children, now and in the hour of our death.
Amen.
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, unto the Aeons of Aeons.
Amen.
 We pray Thee, Beloved Mother, to cast forth thy net of woven starlight. Fling it wide across the ocean of the universe to gather us home to the realms of Light.
Amen.
Hail to the Great Savior, for He has lifted the Soul and the Heart of the Heavens out of the prison house of matter and raised Her up into the Pleroma.
And the Lord gave unto Sophia a crown with twelve stars which are the lights of redemption and the Throne of Manifestation for Her seat, and He also gave unto Her the Cross of Mystery as a scepter by which she shall rule the Aeons.
And the Lord laid the Kingdom at Her feet, and renounced all sovereignty and rule unto Her Throne. The sword that He brought He received at Her hands, to redeem and to conquer for the reception of the Light.
“My Soul doth magnify the Lord, for a lowly handmaid hath been found perfected in Sophia and the King is come. Be it done according to thy Word”. The King answered and said, “Arise, O Daughter of the Light, and enter into thy rest.”
Behold, a small star from the Heavens descends to the Earth, With Light more brilliant than the Sun. It comes to dwell in the Hearts of the children of men, and these hearts are the foundation upon which is built the Eternal City, New Jerusalem.


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Everyone mentions the 'fear and loathing in las vegas' ether scene- I find that cliched and it gets annoying when you try and tell someone the experience because all they wish to know if 'it is like the movie'. That said, I am an avid fan of many drugs and chanced on some pure labrotory grade ether. I managed to obtain an eye dropper and an amber bottle from an herbalist, this is what I kept it in. (It should be noted that the substance is extremely flammable and should not be transferred near so much as the possibility of flame, - even something as small as friction or static shock can set it off explosively. It will corrode some plastics on contact I have found.
After carefully managing the ether into a safe environment, I splashed approximately 15 ml of ether (2-3 small eyedroppers full) on a cotton poly blend hankerchief and held it partially over my nose and mouth (allowing air to pass through while still inhaling the fumes). I noticed a slightly heady buzz and the onset of a light buzz. I repeated the process three times in five minutes. After this, I found a cottonball in a neighboring cottonball jar. I placed the same amount of ether on this, and wrapped the 'coin' in the hankerchief; it lasted much longer against evaporation than the previous method. In this manner I became completely intoxicated after repeating the process twice more in the new method.
The fumes are strong initially, and then wear down. The more fumes you inhale, the 'sharper' the sting will be in your lungs. This feeling is the ether. It is important to keep the kerchief breathable and in a position that can be easily removed. (safety)
I find breathing deeply through the kerchief works better instead of taking 'hits' like one would from a joint. This is personal preference. 'hits' produce a much weaker effect.
I like to smoke cannabis a little more than most. So this event was no exception. I went for a stroll to test out the effects of the ether on my person. It was afternoon, dry, about 90 degrees or so. I also took a cigarette containing approximately 1 gram of cannabis sativa (e spicy chronico). I made sure to wash my mouth out with a little water, and to wash my hands and face after dealing with the ether.  Its nasty stuff for the most part. I have a high tolerance for cannabis and usually resist even the thought of a cough, but I found that the ether significantly disabled my operative lung capacity temporarily. I found it hard to breath for about 6 hours after the binge. After that, I resumed normal breathing capacity.
The ether had taken effect before I had made it all the way outside. As I walked along I felt peculiar. Almost drunk, but calm and warm. It was not a disturbing or 'anxious' drug at all. Despite what other accounts have stated I experienced no nausea. I attribute this to the quality of my ether. Whereas others have concocted their potion's from starter fluid and other nasty industrial and commercial products, mine was made professionally and standardized scientifically for quality. It even felt 'clean' if you will, as much as inhaling anything can be that is.
The most prominent effect I noticed was an inability to put ideas into words in the proper order or syntax. Classic anaesthetic drug effect if you remember when they took your tonsels out they try and get you to count backward and eventually you can't do it. This is what started to happen in the back of my mind. It was not overwhelming, but noticeable. I felt clumsy and numbed, a very warm and friendly feeling. My mindset previous to the drug had been maligned- it had been a very rough day and I was frustrated.
After the marijuana had been smoked, I began to feel an intense synergy. This was the strongest disassociative high I have experienced in conjuction with cannabis up until this point (excluding opium) it should be noted that I have not attempted any of what are considered 'hard' opiates (ie heroin or oxycoton).
I returned from my walk in less than an hour and continued the binge. I started up with the original dosage, and proceeded to do the remainder of the ether over the course of the next two hours in similar dosage style as affore mentioned.
Wizbang.
The synergism was strong still from the marijuana. I continued my ether, and soon reached the debilhitating stupor known as the 'second plateau'.
I recieved visuals multiple times during the evening, they began approximately twenty minutes after smoking the marijuana and consisted mostly of 'light trails' and illusions of the nature. At one point I thought the night sky was actually a bunch of different points of multi-colored light. The drug makes you lethargic if you keep doing it of course, thats why they used it in surgeries. I received a number of active hallucinations at the peak of the ether binge.
I consumed exactly one fluid ounce by inhaling 15 or so ml at a time over the course of approximately three hours in conjunction with marijuana.  Good move. I was still in a heavy ether stupor and now I had mixed good sativa the second time and supplemented food. What followed was an extremely powerful and giddy high.
I waited an hour or two more until I was sure that the effects of the ether were under control.  After that I was incredibly intoxicated. I drank the alcohol approximately 3 hours after my last dose of ether. It did manage to synergize. I was extremely intoxicated. Note the extreme danger of mixing anaesthetics and alcohol- I was very certain they would not interact harmfully because of my experience with my own body and familiarity during 'intense' binges- I don't reccomend this to anyone else. I was drunk, ethered, and high. The balance works well. I couldn't do much walking. I had to saunter, which eventually conjolled itself into a waddle. The ether made it very difficult to move when combined with alcohol. I noticed a definite lack of motivation.
The psychological effects of ether are peculiar.  Anaesthetics remove you from yourself and place you as an observer in your own subconscious. I found it very therapeautic and relaxing.
My language was discoordinated up for 3 to five days in conjunction with chronic marijuana use after the binge. It was especially impeded in conversations in foriegn languages.
The ether left me 'disassociated' for approximately three days. (this of course is not the 'active' length of the drug, just how long I felt its effects over my mind directly as a chemical presence).
I learned from this that there is no replacement for real quality. I attribute the extremely pleasant nature to the pure quality of the substance I obtained. Also, that I increased dosage gradually for the entire time. It is important if you are interested in doing the substance that you are familiar with the chemical safety required, and the dangers.
 Also, it is very bad in regards to negative physical effects on health. Its basically cancer juice- don't do it without understanding that you place yourself infront of serious physical harm by doing so. I do not advocate its usage on a regular or even semi-regular basis. Ether is extremely addictive and I found mysely wanting more, and more, and more. This can result in asphyxia or death.
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Family to officially launch Uyinene Mrwetyana Foundation, with special message from Meghan Markle expected
by Jenna EtheridgeThe family of slain 19-year-old UCT student Uyinene Mrwetyana will launch a foundation in her name at the end of the , they announced on Friday after her rapist and killer, Luyanda Botha, was sentenced to life.
"It is our wish that Uyinene is remembered for her strong and purposeful leadership, her positive energy and indomitable spirit," they said in a statement.
They earlier said the Uyinene Mrwetyana Foundation and scholarship would help further her great deeds and impact young lives "who will go on to spread the love to the world over".
The launch is expected to be held at Kingswood College in Makhanda on November 29, preceded by a solidarity walk.
The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, and executive director of United Nations Women Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka are expected to share messages of support via video.
During the Sussex's 10-day royal tour to Africa, Markle tied a yellow ribbon at the memorial site at the post office where Luyanda Botha killed Mrwetyana.
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He will not be eligible for parole for 25 years.


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Perl Weekly
Issue #178 - 2014-12-22 - Outreach program for women
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Hi,
Olaf and the MetaCPAN project are taking on two more interns for the GNOME outreach program for women. Thank you Olaf & Co.
The White Camel Awards for 2014 were announced this week, and I was humbled.
If you're celebrating any kind of holiday in the coming week, have a good one!
Editor #3, Neil
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ZipRecruiter Wants You
by Curtis 'Ovid' Poe (OVID)
ZipRecruiter is a job board startup based in California, and they're looking for Perl developers. A few people you might have heard of already work / contract there, and they allow remote work.
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The 2014 White Camel Awards
by brian d foy (BDFOY)
The Perl Foundation has announced the recipients for the 15th year of the White Camel Awards: Amalia Pomian for Perl community, VM Brasseur for Perl user groups, and Neil Bowers for Perl advocacy. Congratulations to Amalia and VM!
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CPAN Testers from Github?
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brian would like to see the love child of Travis and CPAN Testers: getting CPAN Testers results when you push a new version of your distribution to github.
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Perl/Tk Spreadsheet Editor
Alex is trying to create an Excel-style spreadsheet in Perl/Tk, and wonders if anyone else has tried such a thing.
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When bits don't stick
by Sinan Unur (NANIS)
Sinan presents more portability bugs he's found in Perl modules, and promises he'll submit patches.
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New Dancer2 release
by Sawyer X (XSAWYERX)
In addition to all his advent posts, Sawyer announced a new release of Dancer 2.  Every Week. Free of charge!
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