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Biodiversity refers to the variation in species, number of genes, individuals within species and the biological community in different regions.
The loss of habitat that leads to lack of food resources and pollution that leads to health problems in organisms are two of the causes of loss
of biodiversity. It is important to maintain biodiversity because lack of biodiversity can lower the food production in an ecosystem and create a
disturbance in an ecosystem. It also affects humans economically, as we rely on various organisms as food resources.
Climate change is when there are major changes in the long-term pattern of weather. Greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane are one of
the causes of climate change, they are released from human activities such as transportation and industrial activities. These gases trap heat in the
atmosphere, which leads to increased temperature. The effects of climate change include melting glaciers, increased natural disasters, sea level rise,
extinction and more. For instance, as the average temperature increases, the rate of water evaporation increased and led to droughts, which contributed
to more than $10 billion loss to agriculture
Average person produces 4.3 pounds of waste per day and the amount of waste produced is overwhelming to the environment. As wastes are buried in landfills,
they can produce methane gas which again contributes to the greenhouse effect. Materials such as plastics are not biodegradable and they also release
toxins harmful to the environment.
Deforestation is clearing forest and trees to use the land for other purposes. Such as, plantation, grazing and urbanization. Deforestation is a serious
problem in modern times. What makes it worse is that deforestation can cause other major environmental issues. First, climate change. Trees and plants use
carbon dioxide and water as main sources of energy. When it receives sunlight, it converts carbon dioxide and water into sugar and oxygen. Sugar is used
as energy and Oxygen is released into the atmosphere. According to ucsusa, deforestation is responsible for about 10 percent of carbon dioxide emission.
Continuing deforestation disables carbon dioxide purification and causes distraction in climate patterns. Carbon dioxide will likely increase due to the
growing population. Second, loss of biodiversity. Both humans and animals rely on forests. Rainforest only covers 7 percent of the earth but provides habitat
for more than half of the world living creatures(link). Forests also provide jobs for humans such as, plantation, grazing and mining. However, excessive
deforestation has been causing extinction of species, natural disasters and break down of the food web.
Why is biodiversity so important? - Kim Preshoff. Performance by Kim Preshoff.
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Britannica, inc., 14 June 2019, www.britannica.com/science/
biodiversity-loss/Ecological-effects. Accessed 17 Aug. 2020.
"What is climate change?" David Suzuki Foundation, davidsuzuki.org/
what-you-can-do/what-is-climate-change/. Accessed 17 Aug. 2020.
Baehr, Leslie. "22 Devastating Effects Of Climate Change." Business Insider, 12
June 2014, www.businessinsider.com/effects-of-climate-change-2014-6.
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teacher_resources/webfieldtrips/waste_disposal/. Accessed 17 Aug. 2020.
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tropical-deforestation-and-global-warming. Accessed 17 Aug. 2020.
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deforestation-affects-biodiversity/. Accessed 17 Aug. 2020.


Provincial Championships: Cuala Crash Out While Penalties Needed Up North
by Michael CorryThe AIB club championship campaign is officially in full swing as sides from all four provinces took to the field over the weekend.
In Ulster, Clontibret finally had their day in the sun while Ballintubber got the job done out west.
In hurling, Ballygunner did what they do best while the big shock of the day came in Leinster.
Here is your comprehensive AIB club championship round-up.
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Ulster club SFC quarter-finals
Athletic Grounds
Crossmaglen (Armagh) 0-9 Clontibret (Monaghan) 0-10
Three times these sides have met in the Ulster club championship with each of those games coming down to a single point. The only difference this time being that Clontibret were on the right side of the result.
Led by Crossmaglen’s own John McEntee, the Monaghan outfit were on the front foot from the get-go in Armagh leading by 0-7 to 0-3 at half-time thanks to two booming efforts from Farney star Conor McManus.
In typical Crossmaglen fashion, they pushed back in the second half but ably led by McManus, Clontibret were able to see out the win and in the process, blow the Ulster club wide open.
Kingspan Breffni
Castlerahan (Cavan) 0-11 Naomh Conaill (Donegal) 1-11
After three gruelling games with reigning Ulster champions Gaoth Dobhair, Naomh Conaill Glenties are now in the Ulster semi-final where they face Clontibret after defeating Cavan champions Castlerahan thanks to an inspired performance from captain Ciaran Thompson who scored the all-important goal.
Pairc Esler
Kilcoo (Down) 1-11 Magherafelt (Derry) 0-9
The Rossa dream run comes to an end as an experience Kilcoo side qualified for another Ulster semi-final with Jerome Johnston netting for the Down kingpins.
Brewster Park
Derrygonnelly (Fermanagh) v Trillick (Tyrone) 2.30pm
The Fermanagh men took an early lead with a fisted goal through Eamon McHugh. After two missed goal opportunities Trillick finally got one of their own when the Donnelly brothers combined to set-up Ryan Gray after 15 minutes.
James Garrity bagged a second for Trillick but still, there was nothing to separate the sides as the game finished level 1-13 to 2-10. Extra-time was needed.
Trillick scored their third goal in extra-time but again Derrygonnelly came back and amazingly Conall Jones landed an equaliser to send the game to penalties.
After all that it was Derrygonnelly who progressed to the semi-finals after a 6-5 win on penalties after Lee Brennan missed in sudden death.
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Connacht club SFC quarter-finals
Markievicz Park
Tourlestrane (Sligo) 0-6 Padraig Pearses (Roscommon) 3-7
Fresh off their first county title at the eighth time of asking, Padraig Pearses have gone another step with a maiden Connacht club championship victory after defeating Tourlestrane at Markievicz Park.
The Sligo kingpins started brightly and led by two points after ten minutes until Niall Carty’s goal put the Roscommon men in front. Pearses were then awarded a dubious penalty six minutes into the second half. County man Hubert Darcy converted to put them into a five-point lead that they never relinquished.
Paul Carey rounded off the win with his side’s third goal in injury time.
MacHale Park
Ballintubber (Mayo) 1-11 Glencar-Manorhamilton (Leitrim) 0-9
Last year’s beaten finalists are there to the final four but they were pushed all the way by the Leitrim champions. The two sides were nip and tuck throughout a tentative opening half that saw the Mayo men hold a slender one-point lead at the break.
Shortly after the break, Alan Plunkett hit the net for Ballintubber to give them a cushion that Glencar-Manorhamilton just couldn’t reduce.
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Munster club SHC quarter-final
Sixmilebridge
Sixmilebridge (Clare) 0-12 Ballygunner (Waterford) 1-21
Last year’s beaten Munster finalists are through to the final four where they will face Patrickswell after a commanding victory over Clare champions Sixmilebridge.
Dessie Hutchinson proved to be the star for Ballygunner finishing the day with 1-2.
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Leinster club SHC quarter-finals
Netwatch Cullen Park
St Mullins (Carlow) 2-13 Cuala (Dublin) 0-18
The shock of the day came in Netwatch Cullen Park as two-time All-Ireland winning champions Cuala were dumped out of the Leinster club championship by St. Mullins.
The game was tense and tight throughout with Cuala leading by one at the break, however, St. Mullins grabbed their first goal of the day shortly after half-time. The Dublin champions never wilted though and indeed led by one again with five minutes remaining.
Cuala, who started without recently crowned football All-Star Con O’Callaghan, relied on David Treacy for scores while Carlow star Marty Kavanagh kept the scoreboard ticking over for St. Mullins.
With the sides level heading into injury time, the Carlow men struck for their second goal to edge them over the line in a thrilling giant-killing encounter.
TEG Cusack Park
Clonkill (Westmeath) 2-15 Ballyhale Shamrocks (Kilkenny) 3-21
Despite the best efforts of Brendan Murtagh who scored 2-9 for Clonkill it will be the All-Ireland champions who will contest the Leinster semi-final. It was Ballyhale who led by seven at the break thank in part to Eoin Cody’s double.
The youngster then completed his hat-trick shortly after the break as the Kilkenny side claimed a nine-point win.
O’Moore Park
Rathdowney-Errill (Laois) v St. Rynaghs (Offaly)
The Laois amalgamated club rolls on in the Leinster club series following a comfortable win over Offaly champions St. Rynaghs who had a man sent-off in the second half.


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Howdy,
Today I’m going to be blogging about how to get starmelt’s CraftyJs game built in PhoneGap and deployed on an Android device. At the end of this article you should know how to fill the device’s screen with your game view and the few tweaks to disable the webkit highlight event.
I’ll be using the build.phonegap.com service to build my app as well as the Android sdk tools to install onto device. Both are easy to sign up for/download so that’ll take you about a half hour to get everything ready.
The first step is grab the repo for starmelt’s tutorial game which is located here: https://github.com/starmelt/craftyjstut
Once you have the repo downloaded, we’ll have to arrange some of the folders/files around so that we can zip everything up and send off to build.phonegap.com to package up our game for us. It is worth noting that the way that PhoneGap works is by basically wrapping a browser that points to a www directory where you put all of your assets in and packaging it as an application that can be installed onto a mobile device.
So the idea here is we’re going to have a single folder that has an index.html to provide the entry point to our application and from that index.html we’ll link to the CraftyJs, our game code, and as well as any other assets we wish to include.
Now to re-arrange our folder structure. The repo has the folder structure of firststeps/ img/ lib/ and samegame/. Copy and paste the img and lib folder into the samegame/4_polishing folder. Then edit the index.html script links such that the img and lib links represent the new path.
Within the head tags in index.html, we’re going to add this meta tag to ensure the viewport is fitted to the gameboard. Basically, the device-width argument tells the Android browser to perfectly fit the web page’s width to match the screen.
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width" />
If you wish to read more about meta tags for viewports, this guide should be pretty handy: http://developer.android.com/guide/webapps/targeting.html
In addition, we’re going to add this style to the body so that it disables an annoying highlight on the element that your tapping on device like so:
body { -webkit-tap-highlight-color:rgba(0,0,0,0); }
We’re going to edit the samegame.js code, but only just slightly. Basically I’m just going to resize the dimensions of the board through the global variables so that it fits a little more nicely on device:
var WIDTH = 320,
HEIGHT = 530,
BOX_WIDTH = 32,
BOX_HEIGHT = 32,
BOARD_TOP = 50,
BOARD_LEFT = 0,
BOARD_ROWS = 14,
BOARD_COLS = 10,
TWEEN_FRAMES = 15,
FONT = "24px sans-serif";
Note the dimensions of the game board is set to 320x530. This is roughly the 3:5 aspect ratio that I’m trying to shoot for so that it matches the aspect ratio of my Nexus One.
Now to zip up everything - within the 4_polishing folder, zip all the files and folders and upload it to build.phonegap.com.
After a short wait, you should get an apk file ready to be installed on device. Fire up your command prompt/terminal and install onto device by using the adb -d install -r “pathtofile”. Note the arguments -d and -r; -d defines that we are installing to a device connected via usb and -r means to just re-install the app if it already exists on device. If you want to use the emulator instead, try using -e instead of -d.
Now to see what it looks like:
But when we rotate:
Hrm, when we rotate the screen the whole game viewport rotates and becomes unplayable. Luckily, we can set a parameter so that the game board doesn’t rotate when the device rotates by setting the orientation to portrait. We do through this by adding a config.xml document into the 4_polishing folder and then defining the property like so:
<!--?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?--> CraftyJs starmelt tutorial CraftyJs Game Tim Kim <!-- SET TO PORTRAIT -->
Edit: Whoa, not sure what happened but it looks like most of the config.xml stuff didn't get copied and pasted over. Here it is again:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
`
xmlns:gap = "http://phonegap.com/ns/1.0" id = "com.craftyjs.tutorial" version = "1.0.0"> CraftyJs Game<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tim Kim
`
You can also add a whole bunch of other goodies like the icon for the app, splash screen etc in this file as well. To read more on how the config.xml works, go here: https://build.phonegap.com/docs/config-xml
Now:
Hooray! And that’s how to get a CraftyJs game working on device using PhoneGap.


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Parsifal is a powerful platform that provides full support for researchers geographically distributed to work on the same Systematic Literature Review. There is no limit of authors per review.
Normally you can't publish all relevant information about the research as frequently there is a limit amount of pages to publish your article on a certain conference or journal. Parsifal provides you a beautiful interface to publish any extra information like the whole result from the search string, all modifications of the search string, more details about the protocol, etc.
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This code was updated from the Java source to work with Processing.js asynchronous image loading. - F1LT3R
Images can be displayed to the screen at their actual size or any other size.
Original Processing.org Example: Displaying
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Retooling the Rust Libs Team team for 2018
The Libs Team met today to discuss a weighty topic: what is its mission as a team, and are we set up to achieve it?
As team lead, I took the liberty of proposing a mission statement:
To improve the quality of the crate ecosystem, as a product.
Working backwards:
“as a product” means that we need to focus on the end-to-end experience people have with the ecosystem. It’s not enough to have great libraries if no one can find them. It can be a problem to have too many libraries. Docs count for a lot!
“the crate ecosystem” means that the Libs Team needs to look far beyond
std
and help look after the library ecosystem as a whole. The Libz Blitz was one of our first major attempts on this front.“improve the quality” means that we don’t own or oversee the ecosystem, but that we work together with library authors to improve the experience. What quality means, and what aspects to prioritize, is of course also important to nail down.
That’s a lofty goal! Let’s take a look at how we’ve approached it in the past, and then talk about the future.
Please comment on the internals post!
The Libs Team circa 2017
Last year, the Libs Team split its focus onto two main topics:
- Overseeing
std
. - The Libz Blitz.
For std
, the work involved shepherding and deciding on RFCs and jointly
reviewing PRs that impact the stable API surface. Despite the fact that std
is
not substantially growing, the workload here is sizable!
For the Blitz, the work involved leading crate evaluations, doing API walks in synchronous meetings, and working with crate authors to help push through changes. As by-products, the team also worked on the API guidelines and, to a lesser extent, the Cookbook.
These efforts definitely made a positive impact on our goals, but collectively the team feels that there’s more we could be doing, and that a rebalancing of priorities is in order–partly drawing on lessons from our 2017 work.
Retooling the team in 2018
Growing
One clear lesson from the Libz Blitz and the impl Period is that there are a lot of people out there who are excited to help improve Rust’s ecosystem, but we lack the infrastructure and leadership bandwidth to direct this energy effectively.
So the Libs Team needs to grow its leadership, and grow to accommodate people eager to pitch in. Today we announced two additions to the team, which is a good step.
However, a limiting factor is the current “monolithic” structure to the team,
which means that every member is expected to participate in all activities,
including signing off on std
changes. To remove this bottleneck, we are
considering a “working group” model, in which team members cluster into smaller
working groups that tackle particular topics, where each member participates
only in the groups they have time/interest for. Examples groups might be: std,
SIMD, networking, API guidelines, cookbook. To some degree these groups exist
informally now, but we want to be more systematic about them, explicitly
delegating decision-making power and designating a lead for each group.
The working group model should allow us to drastically increase the number of people involved in the team, while at the same time making us more agile by moving day-to-day decision-making to smaller, more focused groups.
We’re working with the Core Team to flesh out these ideas, in part because several other subteams are pursuing similar thoughts; expect an RFC on this topic soon!
Areas of focus
With the above changes, the Libs Team should be able to devote much more of its
focus to the broader crates ecosystem, and not just std
. But where should that
focus go?
What follows are some preliminary thoughts, with the main goal of stirring up discussion.
Let’s go back to the question of “product quality” for the ecosystem. I’d break that down as follows:
- Crate availability. Does there exist a crate for your needs?
- Crate discoverability. Can you find that crate?
- Crate quality. Is the crate good? How can you tell?
- Crate interoperability. Does the crate fit well into the rest of the ecosystem?
Last year, the Libs Team’s focus was clearly crate quality. Now we want to retool to hit on all of these topics.
Availability
Where are the gaps in the ecosystem? That’s not just missing crates, but crates that are missing important features in their domain. In the past, the Libs Team has sometimes tried to look at availability issues by examining the entire ecosystem and comparing to ecosystems for other languages–an approach that’s never panned out.
I think instead we should spin up working groups devoted to particular topics/goals. For example, we could have a SIMD working group with the mandate to produce a stable SIMD API and the power to make decisions on related RFCs. But working groups could also be more broad, e.g. by bringing together people interested in “networking” in general. The theory is that these domain experts, by talking more regularly, can come to better understand the gaps and turn them into contribution opportunities. They can also, of course, work to improve the quality of the crates in their domain.
It’s important to note, though, that working groups should be spun up only when we have committed leaderhip for keeping up momentum and organization of the group. That comes back to team growth.
Discoverability
In the “distant” past (circa 2016), we floated ideas like the Rust Platform, that involved “blessing” crates and tools that would then, in some sense, be “shipped” as part of the Rust distribution. Part of the goal was to improve discoverability by officially curating these crates. But in discussion with the broader community, it became clear that this approach just has too many downsides; it takes the oxygen out of the room for crate iteration and competition, amongst other things.
Instead, in 2017, the crates.io team put a lot of work into improving discoverability within crates.io. The Libs Team also intended to turn the Cookbook into a central point of discoverability, but that work hasn’t fully panned out.
I don’t think the work here is finished. As I said in my #Rust 2018 post, I think this year we should focus on shipping a new iteration of Rust as a product, and that should include a more polished discoverability story. As such, I think we should have a working group dedicated purely to improving the process of finding and evaluating crates. (There are lots of specific ideas about further improvements, but those are out of scope for this post.)
Quality
The Libs Team put a lot of its focus in 2017 on crate quality. As KodrAus put it, this happened both strategically and tactically:
Strategically: by creating resources like the API guidelines, we started to give library authors much more guidance how to create a high quality crate.
Tactically: through the Libz Blitz, we directly impacted the quality of specific crates.
Both of these efforts were shaped by the Libz Blitz, which purposefully targeted nearly-stable crates in an attempt to help clear up remaining design questions and polish toward a 1.0.
These kinds of quality improvements are one of the highest-leverage activities the Libs Team can take on, so we want to expand our efforts here. Some ideas and open questions include:
Supplementing the API guidelines with more “long form” material, e.g. by writing detailed “design evaluation” documents that explain all the design choices made in a particular crate.
Surfacing pockets of the ecosystem that lack uniformity, such as the current situation around
-sys
crates, and working to produce a set of consensus conventions.Improving maintenance of vital crates (e.g. libc, rand, cc) by bringing on more contributors.
Doing deeper dives into particular domains that need more design work; dhardy took on such work with the
rand
crate, and there are several other areas that need more than a Blitz-style treatment to get to 1.0-level libraries.
I’m sure there are other avenues to explore, and I’d love to hear your ideas! It’ll also take some work to figure out how to map these to working groups we can plausibly staff.
Interoperability
One important aspect of looking at the ecosystem as a whole is making sure that crates work well together. For example, there’s currently an issue with error-chain that is preventing smooth interop with failure. The Libs Team should be working to surface and help solve this kind of issue. Probably this is best done by working toward another useful goal: building and documenting mid-sized sample applications that plug together various Rust libraries.
Cross-cutting concerns
Finally, a general point: to fully achieve its mission, the Libs Team needs to have much more contact with the ecosystem in general; the team should understand what libraries are becoming important in which areas, and spend time checking them out and helping contribute. There are a lot of ways we could do that, but most fundamentally this means bringing more folks working in particular sub-ecosystems into the Libs Team working groups. Thoughts on how we might structure such an effort are welcome, particularly from crate authors!
Wrapping up
This post was essentially a brain-dump of my current thinking about how to take the Libs Team to the next level. I’m eager to hear from you about the problems you see with the ecosystem, the ways you can envision the Libs Team helping, and best of all, the ways you’d like to be involved.


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| Function | Credit to |
|---|---|
| Web App | Google for supporting function, making this editor possible |
| jQuery | jQuery team for jQuery and jQuery UI, this reduced time for development a lot |
| FileSaver | Eli Grey for the library to support local Files |
| CodeMirror | the team of codemirror for the toolset behind the editor window |
| blockly | Neil Fraser and the team of blockly |
| treeview | Jörn Zaefferer for creating this helpful plugin for jquery |


I am currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering at the University of Hong Kong, collaborating with Prof. Zuo-Jun Max Shen. I was an Instructor at Rutgers University.
I got my Ph.D. degree, with the concentration on Operations Research, from the Department of Management Science and Information Systems at Rutgers University, under the supervision of Prof. Jian Yang. Before that, I received my M.Sc. in Information Technology and Analytics from Rutgers University, and my B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering and B.A. in Business Administration from University of Electronics Science and Technology of China (UESTC).
Research Interests: Revenue Management, Inventory Control, Game-theoretic Applications, Data-driven Modeling, Reinforcement Learning, Business Intelligence, Combinatorial Optimization, Transportation Engineering
Committee: Andrzej Ruszczynski, Endre Boros, Thomas Lidbetter, and Ming Hu
Adviser: Hui Xiong
On the Attractiveness of Opaque Selling Yuan Qu, Jian Yang Operations Research (UTD24, FT50), Under Review
Building Resilience During Crises: A Big Data Empowered Reinforcement Learning Approach for Airline Insurance Jingjing Li, Yuan Qu, Jingyuan Yang (author names in alphabetical order) Information Systems Research (UTD24, FT50), Revised & Resubmitted
How Many Are Too Many? Analyzing Dockless Bikesharing Systems with a Parsimonious Model Hongyu Zheng, Kenan Zhang, Macro Nie, Pengyu Yan, Yuan Qu Transportation Science, Minor Revision
Diminishing Returns to Social Capitalist Firms and Their Employee Advocates: Evidence from WeChat Chaitanya Kaligotla, Sarah Wittman, Jingyuan Yang, Yuan Qu, Wei Zeng Administrative Science Quarterly (UTD24, FT50), Under Review
Inventory Control involving Opaque Selling with Jian Yang
Understanding Blind Box Selling from a Game Theoretic Perspective with Ming Hu
One Size Does Not Fit All: Personal Match and Marketing Message Effectiveness on Social Networks with Jingyuan Yang and Wei Zeng
Dynamic Recommender systems for Crowd Sourcing Platform with Jingyuan Yang and Shun Ye
Collaborate in research principally with Professor Z.M. Shen of the Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering, or other teachers as appropriate.
Product and Operations Management, Undergraduate, 29:623:311, Fall 2022 Management Information System, Undergraduate, 33:136:370, Spring 2020 - Spring 2022 Statistical Methods for Business, Undergraduate, 33:136:385, Fall 2019 Business Data Management, Graduate, 26:198:603 & 26:544:603, Fall 2019
Built an offline evaluation pipeline for online recommendation algorithms.
Business Data Management, Graduate, 544:603, Spring 2018 Data Mining, Graduate, 198:650, Spring 2018
Develop web system and stock evaluation system. Collect all financial report data from SZSE & SSE. Estimate stock price by using absolute & relative value assessment model. Develop stock investment strategy system. Build auto-investment system based on specific strategy.
Inventory Control involving Opaque Selling INFORMS Annual Meeting, Phenix, AZ, 2023
Understanding Opaque Selling from an Inventory-control Perspective Invited Research Seminar, UESTC, Chengdu, China, 2023 Northeast Decision Sciences Institute Annual Conference, Washington, DC, 2023 INFORMS Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, 2022 Invited Research Seminar, Stony Brook University, Virtual, 2020
Drivers For Personal Social Marketing Effectiveness: A Joint View Of Content And Diffusion INFORMS Annual Meeting, Virtual, 2020 Invited Research Seminar, UESTC, Chengdu, China, 2020 Rutgers-NJIT Business School Joint Ph.D. Seminar, Newark, NJ, 2019 INFORMS Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA, November 2019


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{% seo %}Years in the long term care industry, advantAGE seniors is concerned with the care of coma patients in our community. We believe and advocate that the comatose person also deserve the same care and attention as any other patient.
Riddled with uncertainty, a coma is one of the most frightening injuries, at least in part because literally the life comes to a standstill for the comatose person as well as the family and friends. Loosing hope is nothing but natural in the long wait. But the good news is that people can and do survive comas. Over the last 15 years in long term care with a specialization in coma management, we felt a strong need to fortify and bolster the family and friends morale, thereby providing the best chances of a wake-up from deep sleep.
After the initial shock, the family comes to the reality and stares at the fact, How Long? Yes it’s a long wait. Uncertainty looms large for the family and friends. Most of the families have no clue about caring protocol and are poorly informed of the nursing outcomes. Few of the family get sucked into the vortex of despair and no one coming forward to help and support. Majority of the family get unsolicited opinions from multiple sources thus the decision making becomes difficult.
Majority of Comatose patients are on life sustaining interventions like Tracheostomy, Gastrostomy, Catheter and so on. Proper nutrition is essential to recovery, so evaluations can be performed to determine the best means for a patient to maintain adequate nutrition. The feeding tube will maintain proper nutrition until a patient is able to swallow properly again. Several feeding tubes are common: the nasogastric (NG) tube, which does not require a surgical procedure for use and is passed through the patient’s nose and into the stomach; the jejunostomy (J) tube, which is surgically inserted directly into the small intestine, and the gastrostomy (G) tube, which is inserted directly into the stomach.
The long period of inactivity that may be part of the comatose condition can cause certain physical problems. Skin problems such as pressure ulcers can develop after lying in one position for a long time. The best prevention is frequent inspection of the skin and shifting and repositioning. Blood clots, called deep vein thrombosis (DVT), may develop especially in the legs when patients have limited mobility. In short prevention, maintenance and quality nursing care is what a comatose person needs for his ‘recovery’.
In short, it’s round the clock care and attention needed for a comatose patient in the days to come. At this point, the family is utterly confused as how to cope with the demands of intense care. Once a person is medically stable, transfer to a long-term rehabilitation facility like our coma care facility. In our coma facility, he or she will spend several hours a day in a structured rehabilitation program. The goals of our coma rehabilitation includes minimizing morbidity, maintaining functional positioning, hygiene, nutrition, and medication management, as well as providing support for the person with a brain injury and his or her family. The family will be relieved of the stress once the comatose person is under our care. We provide the best possible care and assist the person in coma towards independence.
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Bio:
I am currently working as a Software Engineer in a team which develops enterprise web applications. As a part of it, worked on Analytical List Page which helps user manage and analyse data using visualisations, graphs and drill down on transactional content.
I also worked on development of web plugins & processes for running web applications in SAP’s WebIDE.
I also worked part time for a few months developing speech recognition system (with a focus on Trigger word detection). The system was trained on 200 hrs of multi-accented speech data, thus allowing it to recognise if a word has ben spoken in a variety of accents. With the above project, I tool part in SAP 1BL, an initiative driven by SAP aimed at development of tools and technologies which could bring collaboration between social enterprises, corporates & consumers to accelerate social change. Our team won the nation wide competition, Innvent, thus representing India at Asia pacific qualifiers at Singapore which also we ended up winning.(Watch our team’s interview
here ).
Apart from this, in my free time, I often write technical blogs (see one
here ), make pet projects, play chess! I also have a deep interest in astronomy, and hence love taking a variety of online courses on coursera about it.
Timeline.
2018 - Present:
Software Engineer at SAP Labs India
uilding Enterprise Web Applications
2014-2018:
SGSITS: BE
Majors in Computer Science Engineeriing


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Tojin-machi Independent Film Festival
As part of the celebrations for the 400th anniversary of Tojin-machi, EIGA ARTS presents a two-day festival of independent films from America and Japan. San Francisco filmmaker, Scott Stark, has been invited to show his own work and introduce some of the best recent films from the USA. Tokyo filmmakers, Onishi Kenji and Yamada Isao will also be present to introduce their own work and a selection of the best independent films from around Japan.
The festival is free and will take place over the 13th and 14th of November in Kyoenji temple, screening four programmes of short films at 1.30pm and 7pm each day.
EIGA ARTS is Kyushu's most active underground cinema, screening avant-garde, independent and experimental film from around the world, each month in Saga City.
Interviews with Onishi Kenji and Yamada Isao can be arranged prior to the festival. Interviews will be available with all filmmakers throughout the festival weekend. Preview tapes are available prior to the festival.
For information in English call: 090 7165 9998
For information in Japanese call: 090 8761 3041
click the map for directions
Tojin-machi Independent Film Festival Programme
November 13th
1:30pm
Programme one
Immer Zu
Janie Geiser
Glass: Memories of Water
Leighton Pierce
Alone: Life Wastes Andy Hardy
Martin Arnold
Floating by Eagle Rock/She is Asleep
Konrad Steiner
Secure the Shadow
Kerry Laitala
The Snowman
Phil Solomon
I'll Walk with God
Scott Stark
Tuning the Sleeping Machine
David Sherman
92 minutes
***
Programme two
7.00pm
Celluloid Memories
Onishi Kenji
Short Summer Collection :
Soul Mouth; Air Head; Sleep; Waterbed; Window.


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Pyscript Project: Javascript code that allows modern browsers run Python scripts seamlessly in script, just like Javascript. It is based on Brython, but executes Python in the order of script tags using MutationObserver.


Destination address for unknown recipients
luser_relay
This parameter specifies an optional destination address for unknown
recipients. By default, mail for unknown local recipients is bounced.
The following expansions are done:
- $user (recipient username),
- $shell (recipient shell),
- $home (recipient home directory),
- $recipient (full recipient address),
- $extension (recipient address extension),
- $domain (recipient domain),
- $local (entire recipient localpart),
- $recipient_delimiter.
Specify ${name?value} or ${name:value} to expand value only
when $name does (does not) exist.
Examples:
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- admin+$local


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 6-8
Dietary
Tortillas make perfect picnic food and make a nice change to sandwiches for lunchboxes.
In a large, heavy-based frying pan, heat the butter and oil. Cook the onions slowly until transparent and soft.
Add the potato slices and fry gently for two minutes.
Stir in the spinach.
Season the eggs with salt and freshly ground black pepper and pour onto the contents of the frying pan.
Cook over a low to medium heat: it may take up to ten minutes until the egg is set enough to turn the tortilla over, and if the heat is too high, the bottom will burn before the middle is set.
Once the bottom is nicely browned and the centre has set, it is time to turn it over. This is done with a double flip: place a plate (or the bottom of a tart tin) over the pan and flip it over once, so that the cooked surface of the tortilla is on the bottom. Take another plate, and flip it again so the cooked surface is on the top. Then place the frying pan back over the tortilla plate and flip one more time, so the uncooked bit is now in contact with the base of the pan.
Replace the pan over low heat until the tortilla is cooked through.
Serve hot, warm or cold, cut into slices or cubes.


HTML Tables
An HTML table is defined with the 'table' tag. Each table row is defined with the tr tag. A table header is defined with the th tag. By default, table headings are bold and centered. A table cell is defined with td tag. e.g. one row for header, one row for columns, one row for footer, etc


PieSeries Class
PieSeries visualizes data as a circular chart divided into wedges which represent data as a percentage of a whole.
Item Index
Methods
Properties
Methods
_addHotspot
-
cfg
-
seriesIndex
-
index
Adds an interactive map when rendering in canvas.
Parameters:
-
cfg
ObjectObject containing data used to draw the hotspot
-
seriesIndex
NumberIndex of series in the
seriesCollection
. -
index
NumberIndex of the marker using the hotspot.
_categoryAxisChangeHandler
-
e
Event handler for the categoryAxisChange event.
Parameters:
-
e
ObjectEvent object.
_categoryDataChangeHandler
-
event
Event handler for categoryDataChange event.
Parameters:
-
event
ObjectEvent object.
_createMarker
-
styles
-
order
-
index
Creates a shape to be used as a marker.
Parameters:
-
styles
ObjectHash of style properties.
-
order
NumberOrder of the series.
-
index
NumberIndex within the series associated with the marker.
Returns:
_createMarkerCache
()
private
Creates a cache of markers for reuse.
_getDefaultColor
-
index
-
type
Colors used if style colors are not specified
Parameters:
-
index
NumberIndex indicating the series order.
-
type
StringIndicates which type of object needs the color.
Returns:
_getPlotDefaults
()
private
Gets the default style values for the markers.
Returns:
_redraw
()
private
Redraws the chart instance.
_setMap
()
private
Creates or updates the image map when rendered with canvas.
_valueAxisChangeHandler
-
e
Event handler for the valueAxisChange event.
Parameters:
-
e
ObjectEvent object.
_valueDataChangeHandler
-
event
Event handler for valueDataChange event.
Parameters:
-
event
ObjectEvent object.
addListeners
()
private
Adds event listeners.
draw
()
protected
Draws the series. Overrides the base implementation.
drawPlots
()
protected
Draws the markers
updateMarkerState
-
type
-
i
Resizes and positions markers based on a mouse interaction.
Parameters:
-
type
Stringstate of the marker
-
i
Numberindex of the marker
validate
()
private
Draws the series.
Properties
_categoryDisplayName
Unknown
private
Storage for categoryDisplayName
attribute.
_defaultBorderColors
Array
protected
Collection of default colors used for marker borders in a series when not specified by user.
_defaultFillColors
Array
protected
Collection of default colors used for marker fills in a series when not specified by user.
_defaultLineColors
Array
protected
Collection of default colors used for lines in a series when not specified by user.
_defaultSliceColors
Array
protected
Collection of default colors used for area fills, histogram fills and pie fills in a series when not specified by user.
_image
HTMLElement
private
Image used for image map when rendered with canvas.
_map
HTMLElement
private
Image map used for interactivity when rendered with canvas.
_valueDisplayName
Unknown
private
Storage for valueDisplayName
attribute.
GUID
String
private
Constant used to generate unique id.
Attributes
categoryKey
String
Indicates which array to from the hash of value arrays in
the category Axis
instance.
styles
Object
Style properties used for drawing markers. This attribute is inherited from MarkerSeries
. Below are the default values:
- fill
- A hash containing the following values:
- colors
- An array of colors to be used for the marker fills. The color for each marker is retrieved from the
array below:
["#66007f", "#a86f41", "#295454", "#996ab2", "#e8cdb7", "#90bdbd","#000000","#c3b8ca", "#968373", "#678585"]
- alphas
- An array of alpha references (Number from 0 to 1) indicating the opacity of each marker fill. The default value is [1].
- border
- A hash containing the following values:
- color
- An array of colors to be used for the marker borders. The color for each marker is retrieved from the
array below:
["#205096", "#b38206", "#000000", "#94001e", "#9d6fa0", "#e55b00", "#5e85c9", "#adab9e", "#6ac291", "#006457"]
- alpha
- Number from 0 to 1 indicating the opacity of the marker border. The default value is 1.
- weight
- Number indicating the width of the border. The default value is 1.
- over
- hash containing styles for markers when highlighted by a
mouseover
event. The default values for each style is null. When an over style is not set, the non-over value will be used. For example, the default value formarker.over.fill.color
is equivalent tomarker.fill.color
.


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This tutorial is a guide to developing enterprise applications for the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 7 (Java EE 7), using GlassFish Server Open Source Edition.
GlassFish Server Open Source Edition is the leading open-source and open-community platform for building and deploying next-generation applications and services. GlassFish Server Open Source Edition, developed by the GlassFish project open-source community at https://glassfish.java.net/
, is the first compatible implementation of the Java EE 7 platform specification. This lightweight, flexible, and open-source application server enables organizations not only to leverage the new capabilities introduced within the Java EE 7 specification, but also to add to their existing capabilities through a faster and more streamlined development and deployment cycle. GlassFish Server Open Source Edition is hereafter referred to as GlassFish Server.
The following topics are addressed here:
This tutorial is intended for programmers interested in developing and deploying Java EE 7 applications. It covers the technologies comprising the Java EE platform and describes how to develop Java EE components and deploy them on the Java EE Software Development Kit (SDK).
For information about Oracle's commitment to accessibility, visit the Oracle Accessibility Program website at http://www.oracle.com/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=acc&id=docacc
.
Before proceeding with this tutorial, you should have a good knowledge of the Java programming language. A good way to get to that point is to work through the Java Tutorials (http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/index.html
).
The GlassFish Server documentation set describes deployment planning and system installation. To obtain documentation for GlassFish Server Open Source Edition, go to https://glassfish.java.net/docs/
.
The Java EE 7 API specification can be viewed at http://docs.oracle.com/javaee/7/api/
and is also provided in the Java EE 7 SDK.
Additionally, the Java EE Specifications at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javaee/tech/index.html
might be useful.
For information about creating enterprise applications in the NetBeans Integrated Development Environment (IDE), see http://www.netbeans.org/kb/
.
For information about the Java DB database for use with GlassFish Server, see http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javadb/overview/index.html
.
The GlassFish Samples project is a collection of sample applications that demonstrate a broad range of Java EE technologies. The GlassFish Samples are bundled with the Java EE Software Development Kit (SDK) and are also available from the GlassFish Samples project page at https://glassfish-samples.java.net/
.
The following table describes the typographic conventions that are used in this book.
| Convention | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
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Boldface |
Boldface type indicates graphical user interface elements associated with an action or terms defined in text. |
From the File menu, choose Open Project. A cache is a copy that is stored locally. |
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Monospace type indicates the names of files and directories, commands within a paragraph, URLs, code in examples, text that appears on the screen, or text that you enter. |
Edit your Use
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Italic |
Italic type indicates book titles, emphasis, or placeholder variables for which you supply particular values. |
Read Chapter 6 in the User's Guide. Do not save the file. The command to remove a file is |
The following table describes the default paths and file names that are used in this book.
| Placeholder | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
|
as-install |
Represents the base installation directory for GlassFish Server or the SDK of which GlassFish Server is a part. |
Installations on the Solaris operating system, Linux operating system, and Mac operating system: user's-home-directory Windows, all installations: SystemDrive |
|
as-install-parent |
Represents the parent of the base installation directory for GlassFish Server. |
Installations on the Solaris operating system, Linux operating system, and Mac operating system: user's-home-directory Windows, all installations: SystemDrive |
|
tut-install |
Represents the base installation directory for the Java EE Tutorial after you install GlassFish Server or the SDK and run the Update Tool. |
as-install-parent |
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domain-dir |
Represents the directory in which a domain's configuration is stored. |
as-install |


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self._actor_hard_ref = None
def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):
raise TypeError("Actor methods cannot be called directly. Instead "
"of running "object.{}()", try "
""object.{}.remote()".".format(self._method_name,
self._method_name))
def remote(self, *args, **kwargs):
return self._remote(args, kwargs)
After Change
self._actor_hard_ref = None
def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):
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f""object.{self._method_name}.remote()".")
def remote(self, *args, **kwargs):
return self._remote(args, kwargs)


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Handlers can be used to do all sorts of things with XFire. They can process the SOAP Body or they can process a particular header and take action based on it. To write a handler just extend the AbstractHandler class: import org.codehaus.xfire.MessageContext; import org.codehaus.xfire.handler.AbstractHandler; public class YourHandler extends AbstractHandler { public void invoke(MessageContext context) { // Do some processing... } } Handlers can be registered with a Service or a Transport. On both Services and Transports you can stick a handler in a request or response pipeline: Servic s = ...; // Do this to add a handler to the incoming flow s.addInHandler(new YourHandler()); // Do this to add a handler to the outgoing flow s.addOutHandler(new YourHandler()); // Do this to add a handler to the faultflow s.addFaultHandler(new YourHandler()); Processing SOAP HeadersIf you are using the "mustUnderstand" feature of SOAP you must tell XFire which QNames you can handle: import org.codehaus.xfire.MessageContext; import org.codehaus.xfire.handler.AbstractHandler; public class YourHandler extends AbstractHandler { .... public QName[] getUnderstoodHeaders() { return new QName[] { new QName("YourHeader", "urn:your:header:ns") }; } } |


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Our last video showed how gun uses timestamps to figure out the correct order of updates. In our concert app, we needed to establish a timeline of updates (and in the correct order), otherwise we might end up saving the wrong data. In our case, it was the agreements between us and our concert sponsors.
When an update is created, the computer attaches it’s timestamp, which is then used by the database to determine if your update is more recent than what it already has. However, this opens a vulnerability. There’s an employee at your sponsor’s company who really hates concerts, and he’s trying to sabotage the agreement. Knowing gun uses timestamps, he cleverly sets his own clock two years into the future and submits his devious update.
With such a high timestamp, it’ll be considered the most recent data for the next two years, ignoring all other writes. It’s obviously malicious, so how do we safely ignore it? That’s where deferred updates come in. Since the data claims to be from the future (relative to our own machine), we wait until our system clock reaches that timestamp before even acknowledging its existence.
While the concert-hating attacker is left waiting for his update to be recognized, others reading from the database will still see the old agreements, and if anything happens to the database process, the malicious update will be lost from memory, needing to be re-sent by a peer that trusts it.