About the MANE Collaboration
The Matched Annotation from the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) and
the European Molecular Biology Laboratories - European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI)
(MANE) is a collaboration that aims to converge on human gene annotation to produce a genome
wide transcript set that:
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matches GRCh38
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includes pairs of RefSeq (NM) and Ensembl/GENCODE (ENST) transcripts that are 100% identical (5’ UTR,
coding region and 3’ UTR)
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is high-confidence based on conservation and expression
Each transcript will retain its original identifier e.g. "ENST00000350908.9", or "NM_000088.3".
Background
Clinical data are more often reported using RefSeq (NM) transcripts, whereas large-scale genomics
projects more often default to Ensembl’s ENSTs. This project will eliminate differences between
RefSeq and Ensembl annotation for the MANE subset of transcripts to encourage and facilitate
bi-directional exchange of data across RefSeq and Ensembl transcripts. Finally, the perfect
alignment of all MANE transcripts to GRCh38 makes the set compatible with NGS-based sequencing
technologies and other resources which default to GRCh38.
The MANE Select set will serve as a default set across genomics resources. Thus our effort to select
one high-quality transcript at all protein-coding loci, and to have this be consistent across all
genomics resources, will give a consistent starting view of biology for researchers, whether the
intent is to use it for reporting variants, comparative genomics or any other endeavour. For the
MANE Plus Clinical, we have identified additional transcripts as a standard critical for variant
reporting.
This is an extension of the Locus Reference Genomic (LRG) project where all
sequences must match GRCh38. See more about reference sequences here.
Current and future projects
MANE Select Current project
- This set consists of one high-quality transcript at each protein-coding locus across the genome
that is representative of the biology at that gene locus and is well-supported by experimental
evidence.
- MANE Select transcripts are identified using computational methods complemented by manual
review and discussion. The methods consider evidence of functional potential such as expression
levels, evolutionary conservation and clinical significance.
- This set is useful as:
- a default for display on browsers,
- a standard for clinical reporting,
- a starting point for comparative or evolutionary genomics.
Note: All transcripts for a given locus should always be considered and we are certainly NOT saying
that
biology can be simplified to a single transcript.
MANE Plus Clinical Current Project
- This set contains additional transcripts per locus necessary to support clinical variant
reporting, for example transcripts containing known “Pathogenic” or “Likely Pathogenic” clinical
variants not reportable using the MANE Select set.
- Note there may be additional clinically relevant transcripts in the wider RefSeq and Ensembl/GENCODE sets but not yet in
MANE.
- Collaboration with, and feedback from, the clinical community is an important aspect of the
MANE Collaboration. Transcripts of clinical interest not included in our MANE sets will be
considered
upon request and in consultation with expert clinical scientists. Contact us via<EMAIL_ADDRESS>MANE Clinical Future project
- Will aim to contain loci and transcripts that are relevant for clinical testing, including all
the transcripts in MANE Plus Clinical.
- This project is on hold until there is more certainty as to which genes and transcripts are
implicated in human disease, which will be done in consultation with clinical experts.
MANE Plus Future project
- An expansion of MANE transcripts beyond MANE Select and those required for clinical reporting
(MANE Plus Clinical) to include transcripts that have additional well-supported features not
found in other MANE transcript sets.
- The MANE Plus project is on hold while EMBL-EBI and NCBI work to improve their independent
pipelines. We will:
- explore and agree on thresholds for more automated methods for a transcript to be
included;
- mature our workflows to integrate long transcriptomic data from PacBio and Oxford
Nanopore Technologies (ONT);
- update pipelines to utilise new data arising from the rapid technical development in the
wider transcriptomic field (e.g. 5’ capping for PacBio and ONT, tagged full length ONT,
direct RNA sequencing from ONT, plus increases in read depth/length/quality).
- Note: in expanding to MANE Plus, MANE Select transcripts are expected to be stable (although we
reserve the right to update them on the rare occasion that new data demonstrate the original
determination is incorrect).
Publication
Morales, J., Pujar, S., Loveland, J.E. et al. A joint NCBI and EMBL-EBI transcript set for clinical genomics and research.
Nature 604, 310–315 (2022).
https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-022-04558-8


Building a Climate III¶
Radiative Fluxes
This lecture introduces radiative fluxes and the influence of insolation, albedo and greenhouse gases on average planetary temperatures. After this lecture, you should be able to predict average temperature of planets and understand why this is possible.
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Black Body Radiation¶
A black body is an idealised opaque, non-reflective object or system that absorbs all incident radiation and re-radiates energy. Black body radiation is the electromagnetic radiation emitted by a black body (that is in thermodynamic equilibrium with its environment). Its spectrum of wavelengths depends only on the body’s temperature. The characteristics of black body radiation are therefore only dependent on the system’s attributes (temperature) rather than the nature of previously absorbed radiation. The concept of black body radiation is central in understanding the important radiative fluxes of the climate system and global mean temperatures on Earth.
Wien’s Law¶
In case of black body radiation, an increase in temperature causes higher emission of radiation of all wavelenghts, but esp. for short wavelength radiation. Therefore, the radiation peak on the wavelength spectrum shifts as temperature changes. This is described by Wien’s Law, which states that the emission curve (see figure) peaks at different wavelengths inversely proportional to temperature:
In the equation above:
\(\lambda_{max}\) - the maximum wavelength
c - proportionality constant; ca. 2.897·10-3
T - temperature
Two important peaks to remember for the climate system on Earth are:
Revisiting the Electromagnetic Spectrum¶
Before we move on, let us remind ourselves of the electromagnetic spectrum, the visible spectrum and where the energy in Earth’s climate system fits. Examine the figure below.
Note
Determine the peak radiation for different temperature black bodies. Repeat this for the sun and Earth. Do your results match the previous figure? Why do you think we are able to see this particular range in the electromagnetic spectrum?
Stefan-Boltzman Law¶
Stefan-Boltzman Law describes the total energy radiated per unit time per surface area of a black body across all wavelengths. It can be calculated as follows:
Sigma (\(\sigma\) ) is the Stefan-Boltzman constant. \(\sigma = 5.670373 · 10^{-8}Wm^{-2}K^{-4}\) . We will later make use of this equation to calculate the mean global temperature of Earth.
Note
The sun’s temperature is approximately 5778K. Can you calculate its power output per area? How would you calculate its total power output (not per area)?
The Solar Constant¶
The solar constant (\(E_0\) ) is the radiation intensity that hits the outer atmosphere of Earth and thus an important parameter to remember in climatology. \(E_0 \approx 1380Wm^{-2}\) , but let’s take a step back and see where that number comes from. To unterstand where the number comes from, let’s go back to the source of it all: the sun.
The sun fuses 4H (H for Hydrogen) to He (Helium), and the resulting mass deficit is resolved by releasing radiation - solar electromagnetic radiation we call \(\Phi_{sol}\) . \(\Phi_{sol} \approx 3.9 · 10^{26} W\) .
Sun rays “spread out” into space and radiation becomes less as an inverse square law. Imagine a sphere wrapping around the sun at its centre. This sphere has the radius R, which is the distance between the sun and the Earth. We can account for said spreading by dividing \(\Phi_{sol}\) by the surface area of a sphere with radius R. You may recall that the surface area (SA) of a sphere is calculated as \(SA = 4·\pi·r^2\) . We can therefore easily calculate the solar constant from \(\Phi_{sol}\) as follows:
Note
What would the solar constant be for Mars?
Calculating Temperature on Earth¶
We already calculated \(E_0\) , the radiation intensity hitting the outer layer of Earth. However, in order to calculate global mean temperatures on Earth, we need to know how much of the incoming radiation is absorbed, because only absorbed radiation can do anything on Earth.
Albedo and Absorbed Radiation¶
Let’s first look at how much radiation is actually intercepted by Earth. Imagine a small globe in a pitch black room that sits next to a light source. When shining the light onto the globe, it casts a shadow behind it. In an idealised setting (without scattering), the shadow will be circular with very sharp edges. The surface area of that circle represents the amount of light that is being intercepted. The surface area of a circle is \(\pi·r^2\) , where r is its radius. In our case, r is the radius of Earth. We can therefore say that:
Note how we went from units of \(Wm^{-2}\) to \(W\) by multiplication of \(E_0\) with an area.
Next, we need to take into account that the Earth is not a perfect black body. Earth is fairly reflective and therefore reflects some of the intercepted radiation directly back into space. Note that relfection is not the same as emission. Reflected radiation is not absorbed and re-emitted, but simply “sent” back into space. Albedo (\(\alpha\) ) is the measure of a planet’s reflectivity. It is a number between 0 and 1. This number is the fraction of incoming radiation that is reflected back into space. Earth has an albedo of ~0.33, which means 33% of incoming radiation is reflected. We can account for it and calculate absorbed radiation as follows:
Earth’s Mean Global Temperature¶
Since our system is in euilibrium, the total amount of radiation absorbed by Earth equals the total amount of radiation emitted Earth. We have previously established that we can calculate the total amount of emitted radiation (per area) using the Stefan-Boltzman equation and the temperature of an object (or planet). In this case, the temperature of the object is the mean global temperature on Earth, i.e. the element we want to calculate! Note that we previously calculated the total absorbed radiation, but the Stephan-Boltzman equation gives us power per area. We therefore have to correct for area before equating the two. To calculate the absorbed radiation per unit area, we can simply divide by the area ( \(\pi·r^2\) ) again and get:
With the assumption of equilibrium, we can now equate the equations:
Note: Since the Stefan-Boltzman equation gives us power per area, we can equate it with the absorbed radiation per area. When uncertain, it helps to check that your units work out!
Finally, we can re-arrange the equation above to solve for \(T_{earth}\) :
Note
Do you know the mean global temperature on Earth? How does this compare to our estimate?
Greenhouse Effect¶
If you converted our estimate of 252K mean global temperature to more commonly used units of °C (subtract 273.15), you may have noticed that our estimate seems a tad cool. You would be right about that, because:
The actual temperature on Earth is about 36K warmer - this makes Earth more habitable for most of the current fauna and flora. The difference comes from one important factor we neglected in our calculation of mean global temperature: greenhouse gases.
A greenhouse gas (GHG) is a gas that can absorb and emit infrared radiation. Molecules that have a dipole moment can absorb and emit radiation. Important GHGs on Earth include:
H2O - a strong absorber in 5.5-7µm range and > 27µm.
CO2mostly absorbs thermal infrared radiation.
O3strongly absorbs radiation in the UV spectrum.
Atmospheric Transmissivity and Opacity¶
Not all wavelengths of radiation are able to pass through an atmosphere equally easily. For some wavelenghts, an atmosphere may be opaque, meaning radiation on of those wavelengths are not able to pass through the atmosphere and reach the planet’s surface. Transmissivity describes this ability. For example, the atmosphere is transparent for radiation in the visible light spectrum, thus allowing transmission in that part of the electromagnetic spectrum.
Note
Have a closer look at the transmission figure. Do you know where radiowaves fit? Does it make sense to use radio waves for long distance transmission given what you see on this figure?
Note
On what part of the electromagnetic spectrum does Earth’s emission peak? How opaque/transparent is Earth’s atmosphere for radiation emitted by Earth?
Radiative Fluxes on Earth¶
\(E_0\) is the radiation arriving at the top of the atmosphere. However, since the Earth is spherical rather than circular, this is distributed around the globe. Note that the difference between the area of a circle (\(\pi·r^2\) ) and the area of a sphere (\(4·\pi·r^2\) ) is a factor of 4, we can account for this by dividing \(E_0\) by 4. This yields ~ \(345 Wm^{-2}\) as the radiation per unit area arriving at the top of the atmosphere. (Note that this number is reported differently depending on the book you consult.)


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Data comes in two different "shapes" according to the time period it covers: point values, or period values. These have different properties in LEAN which determine when the data is emitted to your algorithm. The coordination of emitting this data is controlled by the Time Frontier. In QuantConnect, Ticks are point values, and Bars have a period.
QuantConnect allows your algorithm to request data for multiple securities and multiple resolutions. This creates a situation where one of your data subscriptions is ready to emit, but another subscription with a longer period may still be constructing its bar. To coordinate this data we use the End Time of a data point to transmit it to your algorithm.
Once a datapoint's EndTime has passed, it will be transmitted to your algorithm OnData() method. For bar data, this is the beginning of the next bar. Your algorithm is only permitted to access values of securities from before this Time Frontier, preventing you from accidentally looking into the future.
The Time
self.Time
property in your algorithm is always equal to this Time Frontier. This is also used as the timestamp for any logging and debugging messages.
Bar data represents the aggregation of a period of data into a single object. In QuantConnect, we make this easy for you by pre-aggregating billions of raw trade-ticks into Trade Bars, and quote-ticks into Quote Bars.
The close of a bar is not known until the start of the next bar, which can sometimes be confusing. For example, a price bar for Friday will include all the ticks from Friday 00:00 to Friday 23:59.99999, but it will actually be emitted to your algorithm on Saturday at midnight. Because of this, any orders you create after analyzing the Friday data will be sent to your brokerage on Saturday, when most markets are closed. QuantConnect automatically turns your order into a MarketOnOpen
order, which will be filled Monday morning.
When there are no ticks during a period, the previous bar transmitted is copied and emitted at the request resolution. In QuantConnect, this is the default behavior for bar data and it is referred to as "filling the data forward". You can configure whether this is enabled when you request the security data.
QuantConnect provides data in Second, Minute, Hour, and Daily bar format. To create other periods of bars, you need to consolidate these short periods into larger ones.
Tick data represents a single trade or quote made on the market. It is a discrete event that does not have a period of time attached to it. These events are emitted as soon as they arrive to LEAN.
$[Tick, T:QuantConnect.Data.Market.Tick] objects have the same value of Time and EndTime because they have no period. They represent instantaneous point values and cannot be filled forward.


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Name
realloc - resize allocated memory
Library
Standard C Library (libc, -lc)
Synopsis
#include <stdlib.h>
void *
realloc(void *ptr, size_t newsize);
Description
realloc attempts to change the size of the memory block pointed to by
ptr to newsize, causing the block to shrink or grow
as necessary. The size of NULL is treated as 0. Any newly allocated
space has undefined contents; the contents of existing space not
discarded by shrinkage are preserved.
ptr be NULL or have been previously returned by
malloc, calloc, or
realloc.
The alignment and other restrictions described for
malloc apply equally to realloc.
Return Values
realloc returns a pointer to the resized memory block. This may not be
the same pointer as ptr if for internal reasons it is
necessary to move the memory block. If such a move takes place, the
old block is invalidated and ptr becomes invalid.
If the resize operation cannot be performed, NULL is returned, in
which case the original block pointed to by ptr is untouched
and remains valid.
See Also
calloc,
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free


The contents of this document are a work in progress
Plexus Website Monitor Application
This section will show how to use a Plexus component in a Plexus application.
Setting up a Plexus Application project
Creating a Plexus application project using an archetype
Maven Archetypes are discussed in detail here.
- From the command prompt, change directory to the location where you want to setup the Plexus application project.
- Run the following command to set up a skeleton Plexus Application project.
mvn archetype:create -DarchetypeGroupId=org.codehaus.plexus -DarchetypeArtifactId=plexus-archetype-application \ -DarchetypeVersion=1.0-alpha-1-SNAPSHOT -DgroupId=org.codehaus.plexus -DartifactId=plexus-website-monitor-application \ -DremoteRepositories=http://snapshots.repository.codehaus.org/
The maven-archetype-mojo
sets up a skeleton Maven plugin project 'plexus-website-monitor-application
' for us with reasonable defaults.
Updating pom.xml dependencies
- Locate pom.xml under the '
plexus-website-monitor-application
' folder. - Edit it and add a
dependency
to the plexus-website-monitor-component that we have developed in earlier chapters. - We also configure a
The pom.xml should look like this now:
<?xml version="1.0"?><project> <parent> <artifactId>plexus-examples</artifactId> <groupId>org.codehaus.plexus.examples</groupId> <version>1-SNAPSHOT</version> </parent> <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion> <groupId>org.codehaus.plexus</groupId> <artifactId>plexus-website-monitor-application</artifactId> <packaging>plexus-application</packaging> <version>1.0-SNAPSHOT</version> <build> <plugins> <plugin> <groupId>org.codehaus.plexus</groupId> <artifactId>plexus-appserver-maven-plugin</artifactId> <extensions>true</extensions> <configuration> <configurationDirectory>src/conf</configurationDirectory> <applicationName>foo</applicationName> <applicationConfiguration>src/conf/application.xml</applicationConfiguration> <configurationProperties>src/plexus.properties</configurationProperties> </configuration> </plugin> </plugins> </build> <dependencies> <dependency> <groupId>junit</groupId> <artifactId>junit</artifactId> <version>3.8.1</version> <scope>test</scope> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>org.codehaus.plexus</groupId> <artifactId>plexus-website-monitor-component</artifactId> <version>1.0-SNAPSHOT</version> </dependency> </dependencies> </project>
Setting up an IDE project
Before we proceed further let us set up an Eclipse project for our Plexus application project. To do so currently, and as a workaround we comment out the generated <packaging
> element in the pom.xml
and add a <packaging
>jar
</packaging
>. To generate an Eclipse project:
- Open up a command prompt/terminal, and
- run the following command
mvn eclipse:clean eclipse:eclipse
Import the generated project under an Eclipse Project.
Adding an Application Entry Class
For any standalone Java application, we need a Class that defines a main
method; the case of Plexus application is no different. We add a Application main class for our application (don't worry about the implementation details yet).
We create a folder for Java sources src/main/java
and add a sensible package for the main class. For this trail, we have created the package org.codehaus.plexus.site.monitor
and create a main class Main.java
under it.
The generated source with a System.out.println()
looks like below:
public class Main { public static void main( String[] args ) { System.out.println ("Hello Plexus application!"); } }
Having imported the project and added a main class, we now revert the packaging
back to value plexus-application
.
Setting up packaging configuration
Next we set up an application assembler plugin for our Plexus application project. To do this,
- Locate the pom.xml for the plexus application project
- update the
<build
> element configuration such that it is reflected as below... <build> <plugins> <plugin> <groupId>org.codehaus.plexus</groupId> <artifactId>plexus-appserver-maven-plugin</artifactId> <extensions>true</extensions> <configuration> <configurationDirectory>src/conf</configurationDirectory> <applicationName>foo</applicationName> <applicationConfiguration>src/conf/application.xml</applicationConfiguration> <configurationProperties>src/plexus.properties</configurationProperties> </configuration> </plugin> <!-- Application Assembler plugin config --> <plugin> <groupId>org.codehaus.mojo</groupId> <artifactId>appassembler-maven-plugin</artifactId> <executions> <execution> <phase>package</phase> <goals> <goal>assemble</goal> </goals> </execution> </executions> <configuration> <assembleDirectory>target/site-monitor-app</assembleDirectory> <includeConfigurationDirectoryInClasspath> true </includeConfigurationDirectoryInClasspath> <programs> <program> <name>monitor</name> <mainClass> org.codehaus.plexus.site.monitor.Main </mainClass> </program> </programs> </configuration> </plugin> </plugins> </build> ...
Note how the assembly directory is specified in the appassembler
plugin configuration - this is where our Plexus application will be packaged up when the Maven plugin is invoked.
The discussion on Plugin configuration is beyond the scope of this tutorial, you can refer to book 'Better builds with Maven' or other resources available at:
Adding <pluginRepositories
> for Appassembler plugin download
As of this writing the Appassembler pluging is available from the Codehaus snapshots repository. To have Maven download the latest version (snapshot), we add the pluginRepositories
information to the pom.xml
<project> .... .... <pluginRepositories> <pluginRepository> <id>codehaus-mojo-snapshots</id> <name>Codehaus Snapshots</name> <url>http://snapshots.repository.codehaus.org/</url> </pluginRepository> </pluginRepositories> </project>
Testing Application configuration
Before we go any further, let us take our Plexus site monitor application for a spin. To do this:
- Open a command prompt/terminal
- Change directory to the Plexus application project's directory
- Run the following Maven command
mvn clean package
If you look under target
directory you will see that the Site Monitor application is assembled under site-monitor-app
directory. The contents under that directory consist of executable scripts (Shell and batch script by default).
Lets try running the application and see what happens. To do this:
- At the command prompt, change directory to
$project-home/target/site-monitor-app/bin
- Run the script appropriate for your operating system.
You should an output similar to as below on the console:
E:\plexus\plexus-examples\plexus-website-monitor-application\target\site-monitor-app\bin>monitor.bat Hello Plexus application!
At this point we are ready to play with Plexus Embedder and hook our Website monitor component into our Plexus application.
Next: Plexus Embedder Intro & Site Monitor component integration into the application


The Twofish encryption algorithm works with a block length of 128 bits and a key length of 128, 192 or 256 bits.
CrypTool uses Twofish in CBC mode with zero initialization vector and 01-00 padding.
The key is entered in the Key entry dialog.
CrypTool contains a tool which performs a brute-force attack on the Twofish encryption algorithm.


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PRESS RELEASE
| AT THE COMPANY | AT THE FINANCIAL RELATIONS BOARD |
| VICTOR M.G. CHALTIEL, CEO OR JOHN E. KING, CFO AT<PHONE_NUMBER> |
DANIEL SAKS, GENERAL INFORMATION MOIRA CONLON, INVESTOR CONTACT STEVEN SEILER, MEDIA CONTACT AT<PHONE_NUMBER> KATHY BRUNSON, INVESTOR CONTACT AT<PHONE_NUMBER> |
TOTAL RENAL CARE REPORTS NET
REVENUES UP 105%,
NET EARNINGS (BEFORE EXTRAORDINARY ITEM) UP 119% FOR FOURTH QUARTER 1996
Earnings Per Share (Before Extraordinary Item) at 27 cents, Up 69% on 32% More Shares Outstanding
TRL ALSO REPORTS NET REVENUES UP 102% FOR YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1996,
NET EARNINGS (BEFORE EXTRAORDINARY ITEM) UP 174%
Earnings Per Share (Before Extraordinary Item) at 92 cents, Up 77% on 54% More Shares Outstanding
Year-End/Recent Highlights:
Revenues increased 105% to $84.8 million in the fourth quarter of 1996 from $41.3 million in the corresponding period of 1995. Earnings increased 119% to $7.2 million from $3.3 million (before extraordinary item), and earnings per share increased 69% to $0.27 on 27.0 million weighted average shares outstanding, compared with earnings per share of $0.16 (before extraordinary item) on 20.5 million weighted average shares outstanding,
for the prior-year fourth quarter period.
"The success of our aggressive, yet disciplined growth strategy in fiscal 1996 has continued to result in an impressive financial track record and has further strengthened Total Renal Care's position as the fastest growing company in the expanding dialysis service business," said Victor M.G. Chaltiel, TRL Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer. "Since October 1, 1996, we have added 14 centers, 233 dialysis stations and over 1,300 patients, for a current total of over 10,500 patients. In addition, we have signed letters of intent for 12 centers with more than 900 patients."
For the fiscal year ended December 31, 1996, revenues increased 102% to $272.9 million, from $134.8 million in the corresponding period of 1995. Earnings (before extraordinary item) increased 174% to $23.7 million from $8.7 million, and earnings per share (before extraordinary item) increased 77% to $0.92 on 25.8 million weighted average shares outstanding, compared with earnings per share of $0.52 on 16.8 million weighted average shares outstanding, for the prior-year period.
In the fourth quarter TRL committed $100 million of its $400 million credit facility to a fixed seven year term. The interest rate was fixed at 6.3% with an additional margin ranging between 0.45% and 1.25%, depending on the Company's leverage ratio. Currently the effective all-in interest rate is 7.1%.
"Clearly, we are very pleased with the consistent, exceptional performance of our Company throughout 1996," said Mr. Chaltiel.
Based in Torrance, Calif., Total Renal Care Holdings, Inc., is the third largest provider of integrated dialysis services in the U.S. for patients suffering from chronic kidney failure. The Company owns and operates high-quality, free-standing kidney dialysis centers and home peritoneal dialysis programs in 16 states, Washington, DC, and Guam, and also provides high-quality acute hemodialysis services to inpatients on behalf of 87 hospitals. Today, TRL has increased its number of outpatient dialysis facilities to 137 with 2,025 stations and provides services to more than 10,500 patients. The Company additionally operates ESRD laboratory and pharmacy facilities, as well as vascular access management and transplant services programs.
For information on Total Renal Care Holdings, Inc., via facsimile at no cost, call 1-800-PRO-INFO and dial company code 039.
Expansion Highlights
| Treatments | 603,484 | 217,451 | 274,256 | 315,580 | 361,736 | 1,169,023 |
| Patients | 5,400 | 7,400 | 8,100 | 9,200 | 10,200 | 10,200 |
| Centers | 68 | 106 | 112 | 123 | 134 | 134 |
| Revenue per Treatment | $223 | $231 | $235 | $232 | $234 | $233 |
(Financial Tables to follow)


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First I would like to say Syrath, your builds have spoiled me. I never saw the point of SC V until I played one of your builds in PvP. Lets just say that I'm converted.
Now for the question. What class mix would anyone suggest if I was looking for the most attacks possible while still retaining Epic Dodge and SC V?
Thanks, Entropy _________________ It's not a bad partnership. We live in harmony we do, well at least until he gets hungry and swallows a companion or two.
-Solstice on living with a symbiote link(Entropy).
Well the primary route to take would be somethign along the lines of an exploit eddie build to abuse monk attack rate. Barring using that, a mix of fighter (or other class that gains one BAB per level)/rogue (or shadow dancer) levels would be the next route. You need to definately have shadow dancer or rogue in the build though to be able to get epic dodge. Rogue needs 13 levels invested while SD needs 10 to get teh prereq feats. _________________ Come visit the Epic Builders Guild for all the character info you could ever want or need: Click Here
Monk , fighter shadowdancer of some sort.
Head for level 8 fighter, Level 8 monk, level 4 shadowdancer at level 20 for AB (+17 giving 17/14/11/8/5/2). Take feats for dual wielding kamas. Human starting with 18 dex (23 at level 20) 21 Shadowdancer Great Dex (24 22 Shadowdancer 23 Fighter 24 Fighter Great DEX (25)Epic Weapon Focus DEX 26 25 Fighter 26 Fighter Epic Weapon Specialisation 27 Shadowdancer Great DEX(27) 28 Shadowdancer DEx 28 29 Shadowdancer 30 Shadowdancer Great DEX 29 31 Shadowdancer 32 Shadowdancer DEX 30 33 Shadowdancer Epic Dodge, SC1 34 Shadowdancer 35 Shadowdancer 36 Shadowdancer SC 2,3 37 Shadowdnacer 38 Shadowdancer 39 Shadowdancer SC 4,5 40 Monk
For monk 9 , SD 19, Fighter 12
There is very likely to be a better way to do it. However this should do as a rough guide (very rough I have been too busy with the Everquest 2 beta to do NWN)
Syrath
Awesome guys, thank you. Im working on it now, going to go monk/fighter/sd, was thinking about monk/ranger/sd for the dual wield and Improved Two Wep Fighting. Thought about it for a while and I really dont see the point of taking less than 21 levels of ranger.
So thanks again and hopefully (if I cant find any like it) I will be posting it here.
~E~ _________________ It's not a bad partnership. We live in harmony we do, well at least until he gets hungry and swallows a companion or two.
-Solstice on living with a symbiote link(Entropy).
Mmm interesting. I know that unlike SC, improved invis is dispellable, however other than that, they both offer 50% concealment. Are there any other undocumented differences?
I have a Rogue/Cleric/SD with Epic Dodge and Impr invis and dispite his meager AC of 51, he rarely gets touched in battle.
In many situations improved invisibility offers the same as SC5, however in some of the tests i ran with SC5 the fights would often run into durations where improved invisibility would have dropped multiple times.


Let me break it down for you and make it really simple. Everything in Ruby is considered an object. Things that objects ‘know about themselves’ are called instance variables. Things that objects can ‘do’ are methods. An object is a combination of state and methods that use that state. Classes are used to construct an object. They are the blueprints for an object. After you create a Class, every time you create a Class.new, you create a new object following your class’s blueprint. Classes basically save you time and follow the very important rule of DRY.
Classes can be used in most applications. For instance, the your music! There are many data structures used to organize your music, including how often you play each song which changes with each listen but it your music app still follows the same blueprint to reorganize your music every time you buy a new song or only want to listen to your jazz music. Really simple.


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java.lang.Object uchicago.src.repastdemos.enn.EnnAgent
public class EnnAgent
A partial implementation of Randal Picker's Endogenous Neighborhood game as described in his as yet unpublished "Endogenous Neighborhoods and Norms." This simulation extends prior work by Randal Picker. See "Simple Games in a Complex World: A Generative Approach to the Adoption of Norms", 64 University of Chicago Law Review 1225 (1997). Thanks to Randal Picker for allowing us to include this with Repast. This agent plays a coordination game with its neighbors (if any). According its descision strategy an agent plays left or right each turn, calculates the payoffs, and decides what to do next turn.
| Field Summary | |
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static int |
CHANGE_FIRST
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static int |
MOVE_AND_CHANGE
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static int |
PURE_ASPIRATION
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static int |
STRATEGY_UPGRADE
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| Fields inherited from interface uchicago.src.sim.games.GameAgent |
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LEFT, NULL, RIGHT |
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EnnAgent(int xValue,
int yValue,
int aspirationValue,
int curStrategyValue,
EnnGame game,
Object2DTorus space,
int contentStrategy,
int discontentStrategy)
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void |
agentMove()
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void |
draw(SimGraphics g)
Invoked when the object should draw itself |
int |
getAspiration()
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boolean |
getContent()
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int |
getCurStrategy()
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float |
getPayoff()
Gets the current payoff for this agent. |
int |
getPrevStrategy()
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int |
getStrategy()
Gets the current strategy (GameAgent.LEFT or GameAgent.RIGHT) |
int |
getX()
Gets the x coordinate of this drawable. |
int |
getY()
Gets the y coordinate of the this drawable. |
void |
makeStrategyDecision()
Decide what (left or right) to play next turn depending on how payoff meets aspiration and what the agent's decision strategy is. |
void |
playGame()
Performs the first part of agent's behavoir for this turn. |
void |
setAspiration(int aspirationValue)
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void |
setContent(boolean contentValue)
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void |
setCurStrategy(int curStrategyValue)
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void |
setPayoff(float payoff)
Sets the payoff for this agent. |
void |
setPrevStrategy(int prevStrategyValue)
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void |
setStrategy(int newStrategy)
Sets the current strategy (GameAgent.LEFT or GameAgent.RIGHT) |
void |
setX(int xValue)
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void |
setY(int yValue)
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public static final int PURE_ASPIRATION
public static final int STRATEGY_UPGRADE
public static final int CHANGE_FIRST
public static final int MOVE_AND_CHANGE
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public EnnAgent(int xValue, int yValue, int aspirationValue, int curStrategyValue, EnnGame game, Object2DTorus space, int contentStrategy, int discontentStrategy)
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public float getPayoff()
GameAgent
getPayoff
in interface GameAgent
public int getX()
Drawable
getX
in interface Drawable
public void setX(int xValue)
public int getY()
Drawable
getY
in interface Drawable
public void setY(int yValue)
public boolean getContent()
public void setContent(boolean contentValue)
public int getAspiration()
public void setAspiration(int aspirationValue)
public int getCurStrategy()
public void setCurStrategy(int curStrategyValue)
public int getPrevStrategy()
public void setPrevStrategy(int prevStrategyValue)
public void playGame()
An agent's action is broken up into two parts in order that all agent's play the same game on the same field. And then take action after all the agent's have played. Collapsing both parts into a "step()" method and calling that from the schedule means that each agent plays, then moves etc. and then the next agent plays etc.
public void makeStrategyDecision()
public void agentMove()
public int getStrategy()
GameAgent
getStrategy
in interface GameAgent
public void setPayoff(float payoff)
GameAgent
setPayoff
in interface GameAgent
public void setStrategy(int newStrategy)
GameAgent
setStrategy
in interface GameAgent
public void draw(SimGraphics g)
Drawable
draw
in interface Drawable
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Common syntax for writing in Javascript.


Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Serves
Serves 6
Dietary
Naturally sweet parsnips are enhanced by the addition of honey at the end of the roasting time. Try them with your favourite Sunday roast.
Preheat the oven to 220C/425F/Gas 7.
Heat the milk in a large pan until just coming to the boil. Blanch the prepared parsnips in the milk for 2-3 minutes and drain well.
Transfer the parsnips to a roasting tray, season well and drizzle the oil over. Roast in the oven for 25-30 minutes until crisp and golden on the outside and cooked through. Drizzle the honey over in the last few minutes, tossing to coat. Serve at once.


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Ruby is a simple but powerful programming language that can be used to make all kinds of programs. Conceived in 1993 by Yukihiro Matsumoto, Ruby is designed for programmer productivity and fun, following the principles of good user interface design. At a Google Tech Talk in 2008 Matsumoto further stated, "I hope to see Ruby help every programmer in the world to be productive, and to enjoy programming, and to be happy. That is the primary purpose of Ruby language." He stresses that systems design needs to emphasize human, rather than computer, needs
A loop is used to repeat statements until a condition is met. Ruby offers several different kinds of loops: the loop, while loop, and until loop.
A loop conditional will exit a loop. A loop will run forever until the condition to exit the loop returns the value of true. If the condition returns the value of false, the loop will not exit. If the condition never returns true, we'll create an infinite loop.
The while loop is similar to the loop statement and it uses a conditional to perform the logic. However, the big difference is that the while loop continues to run as long as the conditional that is set up front continues to return true. The condition is also specified as part of the argument to the while loop.
def print_hello(number_of_times)
i = 0
while i < number_of_times
puts "hello"
i += 1
end
end
answer = 0
while answer < 5
print "How many times do you want to print 'hello'? Enter a number greater than 5 to exit) "
answer = gets.chomp.to_i
print_hello(answer)
end
The until loop will continue to run until a certain condition is met. It's the opposite of the while loop in that while loops run as long as the condition is true, while the until loop will run as long as the condition is false and it exits when the condition becomes true.
Iteration can be used to loop through values in Arrays, Hashes, and other Ruby types using the `for` and `times` constructs.
The while loop will print out an array and use a variable to increment and keep track of what it is printing out. As we looping through each item in the array, we use a specific pattern - getting an item out of the array and working with it in a specific way. We are actually iterating over each item in the array. Ruby gives us ways to do this without writing a loop each time. The "each" method is commonly used to iterate over a collection of items, like an array.
array = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
array.each do |item|
item = item + 2
puts "The current item + 2 is #{item}."
end
The times iterator will take a number and execute the statements in the block that number of times. The times iterator optionally takes an argument and, just like array indices, starts at 0. The times method also can take a single argument:
5.times do |item|
puts "Hello! #{item}"
end
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3.times do |i|
print i*i
end
There's another kind of loop in Ruby called the 'for' loop. The for loop is a common kind of loop in other programming languages but it functions a little bit differently in Ruby. A Ruby for loop is more of an iterator and functions internally like the each method. Most Ruby programmers don't use the for loop very often, instead preferring to use an "each" loop and do iteration. The reason for this is that the variables used to iterate in the for loop exist outside the for loop, while in other iterators, they exist only inside the block of code that’s running. The following for loop creates a Range class with the numbers 1 to 3 and then passes it to the block:
for item in 1..3 do
puts "The current item is #{item}."
end
Here we create a simple class. The class will be modeled after the concept of a name and return the different attributes a name might have.
class Name
def title
"Mr."
end
def first_name
"Johnny"
end
def middle_name
"B"
end
def last_name
"Goode"
end
end
name = Name.new
puts name.title
puts name.first_name
puts name.middle_name
puts name.last_name
Classes are composed of methods and variables. Variables can keep track of different states and values inside of a class. x = 3 is a local variable for a method or block (gone when the method is done) @x = 3 is a instance variable owned by each object (it stays available) @@x = 3 is a class variable shared by all objects (it sticks around, too). :hello is a symbol, like a constant string. Useful for indexing hashes... dictionary = { :cat => "Goes meow", :dog => "Barks loud."} is a hash of key/value pairs. Access elements with dictionary[:cat].
When instantiating a new instance of a class, that new thing is called an object. In Ruby, everything is an object. One object interacts with another by using what are called methods. More specifically, one object "calls or invokes the methods" of another object.
An attribute reader allows us to access variables in a class from outside that class. This is normally code we would have to write ourselves but Ruby gives us a shortcut in the form of an attribute reader.
Ruby often gives us shortcuts to write common pieces of code. The process of accessing and writing attributes in a class can be done using `attr_writer` and `attr_accessor` to ease repeating code.
Methods are extremely useful and powerful when writing classes. A method can manipulate the data inside of an instance of a class and return or format that data in new and interesting ways.
When using variables inside classes, only instance variables, which are prefixed with the `@` character, will be visible to all of the methods in the class. A variable that only exists inside of a code block or method is called a local variable. The whole concept is called scope.
class Name
attr_accessor :title, :first_name, :middle_name, :last_name
attr_reader :first_and_middle_name
def initialize(title, first_name, middle_name, last_name)
@title = title
@first_name = first_name
@middle_name = middle_name
@last_name = last_name
end
def full_name
@first_and_middle_name = @first_name + " " + @middle_name
@first_and_middle_name + " " + @last_name
end
def full_name_with_title
@title + " " + full_name()
end
end
name = Name.new("Dr.", "Nicholas", "S", "Riviera")
puts name.full_name_with_title


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This intention creates a subclass of the selected class or implementation of the selected interface with default implementation for all interface methods.


ConnectivityHelper |
Helper class to check connection status amd read out connection type. This code was taken from old sevenonemedia SDK. class ConnectivityHelper |
ConsentHelper |
Read out the Consent string. The class uses the proposed identifiers: "IABConsent_CMPPresent" and "IABConsent_ConsentString" class ConsentHelper |
DeviceHelper |
Get the device type. Identifier encoding is taken from Yieldlab API spec. Please note: class DeviceHelper |
GeolocationHelper |
Helper class to get a geolocation. Uses a fast and lightweight implementation to get the location over the FusedLocationProviderClient API. class GeolocationHelper |
IDFAHelper |
Helper class to read out out the IDFA from Google. Also known as Google Advertiser ID. Using this library: com.google.android.gms:play-services-ads-identifier:17.0.0 class IDFAHelper |
NetworkRequest |
Class to hold all data for one network request. Can not be implemented as data class. Future variable can not be referenced on lower API levels (!) class NetworkRequest |
NetworkRequestHelper |
Does the HTTP GET request to the backend. Uses EventBus to communicate back to the SDK user class NetworkRequestHelper |
URLBuilderHelper |
Helper class to build an URL. object URLBuilderHelper |


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Start game
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laborers for Your harvest fields
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Lord of the Harvest, You have prepared a harvest, ripe and ready for laborers. Raise up laborers. Prepare and train and fill them, and grant them the power to be witnesses. Our petition today is that You would continue to make the body of Muddy Creek Baptist Church to be laborers. Continue to grant us an inward compassion that drives us to want to share the light with those in darkness. Grant to those whom we take the light of truth, to hear with their hearts and believe. Grant them the gifts of repentance and saving grace.We recognize the very mission field that You have placed us here to reach with the Gospel. Therefore, we ask that You would continue to prepare us to sow, reap, and disciple the harvest, and also prepare the harvest of souls for Your Kingdom and glory. And we do not pray only for Muddy Creek Baptist Church, but churches throughout the land. Shine Your face upon us that the peoples of this land would hear and know the Gospel of Jesus Christ; that all who live in Powhatan and the surrounding counties may see Your Right Arm of Salvation; that Your Name would be feared and extolled among the peoples.
As Your Gospel has changed us, cause it to change these souls around us. All of this to Your Glory, in this life and forever, AMEN! (Matthew 28:19-20; 9:37-38; Acts 1:8; Psalm 67:1-2; 119:135; Daniel 9:17)


A thin layer between Cadence USB driver and the USB driver.
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#include "usb_dcd_interface.h"
#include "cusb_ch9_if.h"
#include "cusb_ch9_structs_if.h"
#include "cusbd_if.h"
#include "cusbd_obj_if.h"
#include "cusbd_structs_if.h"
#include "cusbdma_if.h"
#include "cusbdma_structs_if.h"
A thin layer between Cadence USB driver and the USB driver.
- Copyright
- Copyright (C) 2019 Texas Instruments Incorporated - http://www.ti.com/
This API sets the device characteristics.
- Parameters
-
| pDcdObject | pointer to the USB device control object. |
| pDevCharacteristic | pointer to the device characteristics structure. |
USB Cdn device interrupt handler. This will get all the device and endpoint events for all the endpoints.
- Parameters
-
| cdn | pointer to the dwc3 object |
| void usbCdnDcdEnableWrapperIntr |
( |
uint32_t |
baseAddr | ) |
|
Enable all the wrapper interrupts.
- Parameters
-
| baseAddr | Baseaddress of USB wrapper register |
Endpoint 0 request for control endpoint.
- Parameters
-
| pDcdObject | pointer to the USB device control object. |
| req | USB request which needs to be handled for endpoint 0 |
Endpoint request for control bulk and isoch transfers for all endpoints other than endpoint 0.
- Parameters
-
| pDcdObject | pointer to the USB device control object. |
| req | USB request which needs to be handled for endpoint other than endpoint 0. |
| uint32_t USBCdnDcdInit |
( |
usbDcd_t * |
pDcdObject | ) |
|
USB Cdn device controller driver core init API.
- Parameters
-
| pDcdObject | pointer to the USB device control driver object |


tools
– Timing and Datalogging¶
Common tools for timing and datalogging.
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print
(value, ..., sep, end, file, flush)¶ Print values on the terminal or a stream.
Example:
# Print some text print("Hello, world") # Print some text and a number print("Value:", 5)
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wait
(time)¶ Pause the user program for a specified amount of time.
Parameters: time (time: ms) – How long to wait.
-
class
StopWatch
¶ A stopwatch to measure time intervals. Similar to the stopwatch feature on your phone.
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pause
()¶ Pause the stopwatch.
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resume
()¶ Resume the stopwatch.
-
reset
()¶ Reset the stopwatch time to 0.
The run state is unaffected:
- If it was paused, it stays paused (but now at 0).
- If it was running, it stays running (but starting again from 0).
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Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 2
Make the spice mix and barbecue sauce ahead of time, and this recipe will be easy to prepare on the day.
To make the brine, mix 2.5 litres/4½ pints water with the salt, thyme and garlic in a large saucepan. Bring to the boil, then simmer until the salt has dissolved. Leave to cool.
Put the ribs in a large tupperware container and pour over the brine. Cover with a lid and refrigerate for 4 hours. When ready to cook, wash the ribs under cold running water for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, to make the spice mix, put all ingredients in a bowl and mix well.
To make the barbecue sauce, fry the onion and garlic in a saucepan in a little oil over a medium heat for 3–4 minutes, until soft. Add 20g/¾oz of the spice mix and fry for 2 minutes. Add the remaining sauce ingredients and stir well. Cook over a low heat for 1 hour. Blend the sauce in a food processor while it’s still warm and pass through a fine sieve.
Preheat the oven to 140C/120C Fan/Gas 2.
Pat the ribs dry with kitchen paper and rub with some of the remaining spice mix. Fry in a little oil over a medium heat until brown on both sides. Place the ribs in a deep casserole dish and cover with the veal stock. Braise in the oven for 4 hours, or until tender. Set aside to rest.
Increase the oven temperature to 180C/160C/Gas 4 and scatter the sesame seeds over a baking tray. Roast for 5 minutes, or until golden and aromatic.
Brush the cooked ribs with the barbecue sauce and sprinkle with fresh coriander, spring onions, jalapeño chilli and sesame seeds. Serve with lime wedges.


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Storm Brew
Is it a coincidence that the Carolina Hurricanes released an official beer, Storm Brew, a collaboration with Raleigh’s R&D Brewing, in the same calendar year it returned to the playoffs? Probably. But in the year of our lord 2020 we should be questioning anything remotely coincidental when the simulation writers have clearly gone insane.
Storm Brew is passable if a little sweet on the front end, and low in calories. It’s also cheap when you can find it in the store and is the cheapest beer you can get at the Hurricanes’ home, PNC Arena. If you ever catch a game there and usually opt for something from Bud, Miller or Coors then you can get just as good of a beer, or better really, for less with Storm Brew.
But we aren’t here because I felt a pressing need to review a highly local light beer. We’re here because of the best drinking game my wife and I ever created but never actually play: The Tripp Tracy drinking game.
We came to our hockey fandom together, becoming “Caniacs” right after getting married in 2010 but we arrived at exactly the wrong time. Starting with the 2009-10 season the team failed to make the playoffs for nine straight seasons. The NHL record for playoff droughts is 10.
Prior to the "Year of the Jerks" John Forslund(TV play-by-play), Tracy(analyst), and hockey hall-of-famer Chuck Kaiton(radio) provided the soundtrack to these desolate years. While the product on the ice alternated between mediocre and turd, the Hurricanes boasted arguably the best collection of local broadcast talent in the NHL. Forslund does national work with NBC and Kaiton earned the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award from the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Tripp is a homer’s homer and like any good analyst he has topics he’ll mention every game — sometimes many, many times a game. His relentless enthusiasm, homerism, and ability to get every coach’s challenge or goal review prediction exactly wrong made him a fan favorite in our house. Over a period of years, we have developed the Tripp Tracy drinking game, and it’s past time to share this gift with the world.
The game is simple: unless otherwise noted, take one sip everytime Tripp:
- Claims some (possibly deceased) famous person is a "huge Caniac"
- Talks about a how good a player’s family is
- Lauds a player's hockey IQ
- Talks about how being right-/left-handed will help/hurt on this faceoff
- Speculates about using a timeout
- Chug for the length of an NHL timeout (30 seconds) if the coach doesn’t call his one timeout after Tripp invokes timeout speculation
- Says this is the best shift/period/game/week/month of a player’s time with the Canes/season/career
- Claims that the upcoming power play/penalty kill is the most important moment of the game
- Reminds you that the goalie is the fifth penalty killer
- Claims that a penalty kill isn’t over until the next whistle
- Reminds you that players cannot change on an icing
- Says that the next team to score is going to win
- Shotgun a beer after the game if the above turns out to the false
- Makes an incorrect guess at the outcome of a challenge/goal review
Tripp is one of a kind and I hope he and his frosted tips stay with the team forever. As always drink responsibly and only play this game if you have a healthy liver and believe it needs to be less healthy. And if you play it, play it with a Storm Brew. Ferda boys. #hockeyisforeveryone


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Vera Nazarian is arguably the only Armenian-Russian professional speculative fiction writer working in English today.
Her life story is an unusual journey. She left the former Soviet Union at the height of the Cold War as a refugee at the age of eight, with her parents and nothing but a couple of suitcases, and arrived in the United States in 1976, a month before her 10th birthday, by way of Lebanon, Greece, and Italy.
Settling in the United States, she graduated from Immaculate Heart High School in Hollywood, CA in 1984, and then attended Pomona College in Claremont, CA, where she double-majored in English and Psychology. She received her B.A. in 1988 and soon after went on to work for over a decade in the high tech industry.
Holding down a full-time tech job by day, she would come home to begin her evening job, that of a professional fantasy and science fiction writer and artist and musician. Sleep was for wimps!
Writing Credits and Honors
Writing came soon in Vera Nazarian's life — as soon as she figured out the English language, she started to write in it, wrote and dreamed all through elementary, junior high and high school, and sold her first short story at the age of 17 to the second volume of Marion Zimmer Bradley's popular DAW anthology series Sword and Sorceress.
Since then she has published numerous works of short fiction in anthologies and magazines such as the Sword and Sorceress and Darkover anthology series edited by the late Marion Zimmer Bradley, bestselling author of the classic Arthurian novel THE MISTS OF AVALON (made into a TNT original mini-series starring Julianna Margulies and Anjelica Huston) who became her editor-mentor over the years, THE AGE OF REASON edited by Kurt Roth, OUTSIDE THE BOX edited by Lou Anders, BEYOND THE LAST STAR edited by Sherwood Smith, STRANGE PLEASURES #2 edited by Paul Barnett, LORDS OF SWORDS edited by Daniel E. Blackston, BEST NEW ROMANTIC FANTASY #2 edited by Paula Guran, MZBFM, Talebones, On-Spec, Visionair SF, Maelstrom SF, Colonies SF, Jabberwocky, Fantasy Magazine, Black Gate, and has seen her work translated into French, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Czech, Hebrew, and Hungarian.
Her debut novel, a mythic philosophical fantasy of many layers, DREAMS OF THE COMPASS ROSE (on the 2002 Nebula Awards® Preliminary Ballot for Best Novel) was published in May 2002 by World Fantasy Award-winning Wildside Press, and her second novel, an epic fantasy about a world without color, LORDS OF RAINBOW, was published in March 2003.
Both novels were nominated for the Spectrum Awards — in 2003 and in 2004.
Her first collection, SALT OF THE AIR, spanning work from 1985 to 2005, with an introduction by Gene Wolfe, was published by Prime Books / Wildside in September 2006, then reissued in a revised and expanded definitive edition in April 2009 from Norilana Books. The collection includes the 2007 Nebula Awards® Finalist short story "The Story of Love."
Her limited edition novella The Clock King and the Queen of the Hourglass, with an introduction by Charles de Lint, was released by PS Publishing in October 2005.
Another novella The Duke in His Castle was released in an illustrated edition from Norilana Books in 2008, and was a 2008 Nebula Awards® Finalist.
Her other books include the titles in her Supernatural Jane Austen Series, a hilarious and surprisingly romantic "monster mash-up" parody series, beginning with Mansfield Park and Mummies: Monster Mayhem, Matrimony, Ancient Curses, True Love, and Other Dire Delights (2009) by Jane Austen and Vera Nazarian, followed by Northanger Abbey and Angels and Dragons (2010) and Pride and Platypus: Mr. Darcy's Dreadful Secret (2012), available from Curiosities, an imprint of Norilana Books.
Most recent work includes The Perpetual Calendar of Inspiration (2010), Vampires are from Venus, Werewolves are from Mars: A Comprehensive Guide to Attracting Supernatural Love (2012), the Cobweb Bride Trilogy (2013), and The Atlantis Grail Series (2014-2015).
Professional Affiliations
She is an active member of Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA).
Citizenship
After many years without a country, Vera Nazarian is proud to be a United States Citizen.
Themes
Ancient myth, moral fables, eclectic philosophy, and her Armenian and Russian ethnic heritage play a strong part in all her work, combining the essences of things and places long gone into a rich evocation of wonder.
Languages also figure prominently in her experience. Vera is a native speaker of Russian and Armenian, is fluent in Spanish, and has studied Mandarin Chinese and German. And yet, English is her language of choice when it comes to writing.
Current Work in Progress
Vera Nazarian is currently at work on a number of book-length projects:


Two inches of rain to fall on soaked areas of England
Yellow weather warnings are in force across the country throughout Saturday/
Parts of Britain could see two inches of rain on Saturday, less than a fortnight after parts of the Midlands and north of England were soaked by floods.
Yellow weather warnings are in force across the country throughout the day after the rain started to fall in the South West overnight, moving north towards Scotland throughout the day.
In the East Midlands and North East the Met Office is warning that flooding is likely until midnight, as people continue the clean-up from the deluge earlier this month.
Wales, central and south-eastern England will escape the worst of the showers.
Met Office forecaster Greg Dewhurst said: “It’s a pretty unsettled start to the weekend, and a very cloudy day today, with heavy rain pushing its way north throughout the day.”
Nine flood warnings are in place throughout England on Saturday, mainly in the South West and North East, alongside 85 less severe flood alerts.
Firefighters in Devon and Cornwall warned drivers to stay away from flooded roads after a number of calls overnight to stranded cars.
Photographs showed flash flooding in areas such as Clyst St Mary in Exeter.
Mr Dewhurst said other rainy areas could also see problems.
He added: “Some places could see 40mm to 50 mm of rain. There’s quite a bit of rainfall to come in the next 24 hours.”
The wet weather will subside on Sunday.
Two yellow weather warnings are in place for the east and north of Scotland until 9am on Sunday, but for most, the rain will have cleared.
Mr Dewhurst said: “On Sunday the rain will ease away. It’s looking like a much brighter day for many.”
Earlier this month, the Army was called in to assist stricken communities after towns and villages around Doncaster and Sheffield and parts of the Midlands were drenched by heavy downpours.
Doncaster Council said 970 homes and businesses in the town were affected by the rain between November 7 and 15.


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Ezra was going on and on about this nginx things on IRC today. Saying how it was “super light and fast webserver with really good(better than pound) proxy module.” I had an app I wanted to setup a mongrel_cluster for at work, and when he gave a pastie like this I figured I’d give it a try. It took all of 5 minutes to be up and running. It seems fine for the time being, I’ll find out tomorrow when more users start hitting it. One thing that was weird was I couldn’t start it on a high port as an unprivileged user. You CAN however start it with sudo, set the user in your config file, and it seems to setuid properly. Thanks Ezra!
My friend Kevin at work shared this link this morning, which covers a few of the cool features it offers.


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©2015 Princeton University Physics Competition Jadwin Hall; Princeton University; Princeton, NJ 08544<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The PSPS is an official chapter #5715 of the national Society of Physics Students. Web development by Pavel Shibayev '15 Identity design by Angela Zhou Updated 07/28/2015


The goal of this project was to develop a fully responsive marketing website for GigScout based on the visual design handed to me in Sketch files. GigScout is an app that allows users to find music shows by location, get tickets for shows, and discover new music.
I was responsible for ensuring that the site adhered to the Desktop and Mobile layouts, but I also ensured that the site would remain visually appealing on a tablet as well.
I used jQuery and CSS3 for hover animations. I also adapted a jQuery plugin (bxslider) for the two sliders with two different types of user control.
"Neely accepted a challenging role with a tight deadline and delivered exceptional results. She went above the call of duty and provided more than what was expected, immediately impacting the business in a positive way. Her attention to detail and problem solving skills stood out as key attributes. I very much look forward to working with Neely again."


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Sunday the blog was down, and I found myself free enough to try this Origami heart shaped bookmark. Its a reflection of my love towards books and is very handy unlike traditional bookmarks.....
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Sapote (from Nahuatl tzapotl)<ref>{{cite journal |jstor=451954 |title=Nahuatl Words in American English |first=George |last=Watson |journal=American Speech |volume=13 |number=2 |date=April 1938 |pages=113–114}}</ref> is a term for a soft, edible fruit. The word is incorporated into the common names of several unrelated fruit-bearing plants native to Mexico, Central America and northern parts of South America.
Some but not all sapotes come from the family Sapotaceae:
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Turn up the music, can I hear it til the speakers blow
Turn up the music, fill your cup, and drink it down"
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ccl_bbks = 2,
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| ccl_watson |
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| ccl_angulo |
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Matter power spectrum typedef. Contains all information that describes a specific matter power spectrum. This inclues whether we want the linear power spectrum, whether we use halofit, and what halo model is being used.
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| ccl_linear |
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| ccl_halofit |
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| ccl_halo_model |
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Transfer function typedef. Contains all information that describes a specific transfer function. This includes whether there is an emulator being used (Note: not implemented yet), if there is a fitting function (E&H is the only option right now), whether to use the BBKS transfer function, and what boltzmann code to use.
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| ccl_emulator |
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| ccl_none |
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| ccl_fitting_function |
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| ccl_eisenstein_hu |
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| ccl_bbks |
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| ccl_boltzmann |
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| ccl_boltzmann_class |
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| ccl_boltzmann_camb |
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The default configuration object In the default configuration, defined in ccl_core.c CCL runs with: default_config = {ccl_boltzmann_class, ccl_halofit, ccl_nobaryons, ccl_tinker10}


KochiOrgBook(KOB) is a community initiative focused on building a digital ecosystem for the various associations in Kochi.
Our Stakeholders and what we provide for them
Associations in Kochi
- Issue and verify digital credentials
- Offer flexibility to host Association Wallet on community cloud
- Onboard members and manage memberships thorugh credential exchange
- Transparent and secure credential exchanges
- Data protection and Privacy preserving by design and default
- Openness and interoperability
- Access to open-source libraries to manage the activities
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- Prove your identity using digital credential instead of paper
- Privacy preserving
- Share data safely and instantly
- Complete control over your Digital Identity
- Mobile wallet to manage digital credentials issued by associations
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- Get access to trusted and verified data
- P2P exchange of data
- Prove your member with associations in an instant
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- Gain experience and build credibility
- Gain opportunity to work for various Associations/DSP in the jurisdiction
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Our Key Projects
KOBPIU
KOB Public Identity Utility(KOBPIU) is our underlying blockchain network for the jurisdiction
KOBVON
KOBVON is a network of Verifiable Organisations registered with KOB.
KOBAW
KOB Association Wallet(KOBAW) is a decentralised wallet to store the VCs of associations registered with KOB.
KOBConnect
KOBConnect is the mobile wallet application where the citizens of Kochi can store their VCs.
KOBCC
KOB Community Cloud(KOBCC) is a dedicated cloud network for the associations to avail various hosted srevices.