From the Pages of "Lindsay and Brizo"
This is a story about the WARRIOR Princess Lindsay and her two closest friends; CETO and BRIZO.
Once upon a time, the ancient Princess Lindsay was riding her beloved Shark, CETO (Keto). CETO was born with a rare gift of lasers. These laser helped Lindsay protect her land and people. One day on patrol, Lindsay noticed a strange and dark
black smoke in the distance. CETO and her swam up to investigate.
As they approached the smoke they realized it was coming from a strange yet beautiful creature. A creature never seen before with sweet eyes, powerful wings and breath of fire. Lindsay approached this strange creature, slow and careful. The creature spoke and called herself Brizo. She was an ancient beast that had lived many millennia; alone, hunted, and sad. Lindsay told her that she was no threat and that she would help protect her with the aid of her trusted companion, CETO.
Brizo, CETO and Lindsay were an unforgettable site. The Warrior Princess and her friends spent all day and all night together, protecting the villages, and living life. They would roam the mountains, seas and air and have the greatest adventures anyone could ever ask for.


Registration for participation in the astronaut selection in the "Mars One" project
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Sex:
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Attention! Registration is valid from November 2013 to December 2017


1 Way
Just print data already configured in controller
{{ emp.id }}
{{ emp.name }}
{{ emp.salary }}
2 Way
Keeps Model & View in sync with each other
ID :
Name :
Salary :
1 Time
Data never changes, as it is read-only
{{::emp.id }}
{{::emp.name }}
{{::emp.salary }}


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This module provides various helper functions for the Blockstream block explorer and associated API.
Use this to easily access the block explorer links and API endpoint URLs
- Source:
Methods
(static) blockExplorerAddressURL(address, network) → {string}
Formats the proper URL for an address on a given network.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
address |
string | the address to look up |
network |
module:networks.NETWORKS | bitcoin network |
- Source:
Returns:
full URL for address lookup
- Type
- string
Example
const address = "39YqNoLULDpbjmeCTdGJ42DQhrQLzRcMdX";
const url = blockExplorerAddressURL(address, NETWORKS.MAINNET);
console.log(url); // https://blockstream.info/address/39YqNoLULDpbjmeCTdGJ42DQhrQLzRcMdX
(static) blockExplorerAPIURL(path, network) → {string}
Formats the proper API URL based on the api path and network.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path |
string | the api path |
network |
module:networks.NETWORKS | bitcoin network |
- Source:
Returns:
the full block explorer url
- Type
- string
Example
const path = "/tx/1814a10fb22e9551a17a94a1e68971e19b4f59eaf1689e0af85b97929b3b9ae0";
const url = blockExplorerAPIURL(path, NETWORKS.MAINNET);
console.log(url); // https://blockstream.info/api/tx/1814a10fb22e9551a17a94a1e68971e19b4f59eaf1689e0af85b97929b3b9ae0
(static) blockExplorerTransactionURL(txid, network) → {string}
Formats the proper URL for a transaction on a given network.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
txid |
string | the transaction id to look up |
network |
module:networks.NETWORKS | bitcoin network |
- Source:
Returns:
the full transaction URL
- Type
- string
Example
const txid = "1814a10fb22e9551a17a94a1e68971e19b4f59eaf1689e0af85b97929b3b9ae0";
const url = blockExplorerTransactionURL(txid, NETWORKS.MAINNET);
console.log(url); // https://blockstream.info/tx/1814a10fb22e9551a17a94a1e68971e19b4f59eaf1689e0af85b97929b3b9ae0
(static) blockExplorerURL(path, network) → {string}
Formats the proper URL based on the block explorer path and network.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
path |
string | the explorer path |
network |
module:networks.NETWORKS | bitcoin network |
- Source:
Returns:
the full block explorer url
- Type
- string
Example
const path = "/block/00000000000000000011341d69792271766e4683e29b3ea169eacc59bde10a57";
const url = blockExplorerURL(path, NETWORKS.MAINNET);
console.log(url) // https://blockstream.info/block/00000000000000000011341d69792271766e4683e29b3ea169eacc59bde10a57


--- layout: post title: Outreachy and Rails Girls Summer of Code date: 2018-02-02 19:03:37.000000000 -06:00 type: post parent_id: '0' published: true password: '' status: publish categories: [] tags: [] meta: _edit_last: '1' _yoast_wpseo_content_score: '90' _yoast_wpseo_primary_category: '' _oembed_94ec1b0085ebfdfe3dc8acc9a87b1530: "{{unknown}}" author: login: admin email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Anna first_name: '' last_name: '' permalink: "/outreachy-rails-girls-summer-code/" ---
Had a productive discussion today about Outreachy and RSoC with the newcomers. Since the deadlines are at the end of this month we're going to try and make this a regular/daily thing until the end of February.
Come say hi!


You can follow the tag of call for contributors
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The feedback should be submitted by creating an issue at GitHub issues. Select the related template and add the corresponding labels.
You may look through the GitHub issues for bugs. Anything tagged with bug report
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is open to whoever wants to implement it.
The documentation is either directly written into the Markdown files, or automatically extracted from the jsdoc comments
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In the first situation, you only need to change the markdown file and if its a new file, add it to the docma.json
configuration.
In the second situation, you need to change the jsdoc comments
of the file that needs the documentation.
You may develop a plugin creating your own repo. Just give your plugin a meaningful unique name, make sure the name follows the convention dragonbinder-plugin-{name} and, when finished, you can make a pull request updating the documentation with your plugin listed in the Plugin system section.
Before you submit a pull request, check that it meets these guidelines. Please also read Code Style Guide, Documentation Guide and Testing Guide to ensure your merge request meet our requirements.
resolves #issue_number
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The documentation should be provided in two ways, jsdoc comments
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You only need to add tutorials to your code if you are contributing or updating a new feature.
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To see the documentation locally, you can make use of the yarn docs:serve
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Finally, before commit make use of remark to format any updated markdown file. After format the updated files, build the documentation one last time using the yarn docs
script.
We make use of AVA to write tests. You should test your code by writing unit testing code in tests directory. The testing file name should be a {feature}_test.js file in the corresponding directory. The suffix _test is mandatory.
You can make use of the yarn dev:test:nyc
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This contribution guide is adapted partially from the Auto-Keras contributing guide.


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Bulk download modification: The TFBS BED and FASTA files
available for bulk download now contain the PFM ID in the file name. For
the transcription factors that have PFM variants (e.g.,TFAP2C, JUND),
the files are no longer concatenated and the duplicates removed, but for
each variant there is an individual file. Example file name:
dataset_cellline_tf_name_pfm_id.bed
1. The OCT4 entries were renamed to POU5F1 due to the change in gene
naming, more explicitly the GSE17917.OCT4.ESC, GSE200650.OCT4.ESC, and
GSE21614.OCT4.BGO3
2. All the file names and folders have been renamed to follow a uniform
format:
[dataset_id].[cell_type]_[condition(s)].[TF_name].[jaspar_id].[jaspar_version].[computational_model].[extension]
For example: GSE83860.LNCAP_dht_tnfa.FOXA1.MA0148.3.pwm.bed
Duplicated entries removed from the BED files and the FASTA files. Some of the datasets presented a few number of duplicates due to the close proximity of detected MACS2 peaks. Even if treated as individual peaks, in some cases the top scoring TFBS sequence was the same, resulting in duplicated entries.
1. The computational model scores for each TFBS are now added in the BED files as the 5th column.
2. Bug fix: for the BEM model, non-DiMO-optimized PWMs were used, which is now fixed and the corresponding files were updated.
3. For some data sets, the enrichment zone heatmap plots failed due to errors in the bandwidth calculation and consequently the other plots failed for that data set. Where possible, this error was fixed, if not the text "Not available" is present instead of the plot(s).


PPInetwork2SLIMFinder.Rd
Find linear motifs (QSLIMFinder or SLIMFinder) in the protein interaction network
PPInetwork2SLIMFinder(dataset_name = "SLIMFinder", interaction_main_set = all_human_interaction, interaction_query_set = all_viral_interaction, analysis_type = "qslimfinder", options = "dismask=T consmask=F cloudfix=T probcut=0.3 minwild=0 maxwild=2 slimlen=5 alphahelix=F maxseq=1500 savespace=1 iuchdir=T", domain_res_file = "./processed_data_files/what_we_find_VS_ELM_clust20171019.RData", domain_results_obj = "res_count", center_domains = F, filter_by_domain = F, fasta_path = "./data_files/all_human_viral_proteins.fasta", main_set_only = F, domain_pvalue_cutoff = 1, SLIMFinder_dir = paste0("./", dataset_name, "/"), LSF_project_path = "/hps/nobackup/research/petsalaki/users/vitalii/vitalii/viral_project/", software_path = "../software/cluster/", length_set1_min = 2, length_set2_min = 1, write_log = T, N_seq = 200, seed_list = NULL, query_list = NULL, memory_start = 350, memory_step = 100, compare_motifs = T, Njobs_limit = 490, CompariMotif3_dburl = "http://elm.eu.org/elms/elms_index.tsv", CompariMotif3_dbpath = "./data_files/", non_query_domain_res_file = "../viral_project/processed_data_files/predict_domain_human_clust20180819.RData", non_query_domain_results_obj = NULL, non_query_domains_N = 0, non_query_set_only = c(main_set_only), query_domains_only = T)
| dataset_name | refer to |
|---|---|
| interaction_main_set | clean_MItab class, use this set of protein interactions to construct QSLIMFinder datasets |
| interaction_query_set | clean_MItab class, use this set of protein interactions as a query (+ add to the QSLIMFinder datasets). Both interaction sets have shared seed proteins. SLIMFinder |
| analysis_type | "qslimfinder" or "slimfinder" |
| options | any options from QSLIMFinder or SLIMFinder. Detail http://rest.slimsuite.unsw.edu.au/docs&page=module:qslimfinder or http://rest.slimsuite.unsw.edu.au/docs&page=module:slimfinder => Commandline |
| domain_res_file | relative path to domain enrichment results RData |
| domain_results_obj | which object contains domain enrichment results in |
| center_domains | logical, center QSLIMFinder datasets at domains? |
| filter_by_domain | logical, filter by domain? If FALSE this function does not use |
| fasta_path | relative path (from the project folder) to the FASTA file containing sequences for all proteins in |
| main_set_only | logical, If TRUE sequence sets for motif search contain only proteins from |
| domain_pvalue_cutoff | construct SLIMFinder datasets using interactions of proteins that contain domain associated to protein in the query set with p-value |
| SLIMFinder_dir | directory to store SLIMFinder datasets and results within the project directory |
| LSF_project_path | full path to the project directory |
| software_path | relative path (from the project folder) to the directory containing slimsuite, blast, iupred # "../software/cluster/" or "../software/" |
| length_set1_min | mininal number of proteins in a QSLIMFinder dataset from |
| length_set2_min | mininal number of proteins in a QSLIMFinder dataset from |
| write_log | FALSE will not allow runQSLIMFinder to detect crashed jobs |
| N_seq | number of sequences per batch |
| seed_list | character vector of UniprotKB accesions that should serve as a seed for QSLIMFinder datasets. These proteins are supposed to recognise SLIMs. Overrides selection of seed protein by |
| query_list | character vector of UniprotKB accesions that should serve as a query for QSLIMFinder |
| memory_start | integer, how much memory each job should be given initially |
| memory_step | interger, increment by which to increase how much memory each job should be given if |
| compare_motifs | logical, compare motifs using CompariMotif3? The procedure is relatively fast but memory consuming. |
| Njobs_limit | integer, the number of LSF jobs allowed to run simultaneously |
| CompariMotif3_dburl | dburl url where to download database for CompariMotif V3. Argument for |
| CompariMotif3_dbpath | path to directory where to save and keep ELM database (http://elm.eu.org/) or other database of linear motifs in a format required by comparimotif_V3: http://rest.slimsuite.unsw.edu.au/docs&page=module:comparimotif_V3 |
| non_query_domain_res_file | path to RData file containing the result of domain enrichment analysis for non-query proteins |
| non_query_domain_results_obj | character, name of the object containing domain enrichment results for non-query proteins (class == XYZinteration_XZEmpiricalPval), when provided will be used for filtering datasets. |
| non_query_domains_N | the number of non-query proteins with predicted domains for each dataset. Used only when non_query_domain_results_obj is not NULL |
| non_query_set_only | If TRUE sequence sets for motif search contain only proteins (interacting partners of a seed) from non_query_domain_results_obj, if FALSE - both from non_query_domain_results_obj and domain_res_obj. Used only when non_query_domain_results_obj is not NULL and by default equals to main_set_only |
| query_domains_only | If TRUE proteins whose sequences will be used for motif search must be predicted to bind the same domains in a seed protein as domains predicted for query protein. Used only when non_query_domain_results_obj is not NULL |
path to RData containing all objects used by this pipeline
QSLIMFinder command line options (http://rest.slimsuite.unsw.edu.au/docs&page=module:qslimfinder)
### Basic Input/Output Options ###
seqin=FILE : Sequence file to search [None]
batch=LIST : List of files to search, wildcards allowed. (Over-ruled by seqin=FILE.) [*.dat,*.fas]
query=LIST : Return only SLiMs that occur in 1+ Query sequences (Name/AccNum/Seq Number) [1]
addquery=FILE : Adds query sequence(s) to batch jobs from FILE [None]
maxseq=X : Maximum number of sequences to process [500]
maxupc=X : Maximum UPC size of dataset to process [0]
sizesort=X : Sorts batch files by size prior to running (+1 small->big; -1 big->small; 0 none) [0]
walltime=X : Time in hours before program will abort search and exit [1.0]
resfile=FILE : Main QSLiMFinder results table [qslimfinder.csv]
resdir=PATH : Redirect individual output files to specified directory (and look for intermediates) [QSLiMFinder/]
buildpath=PATH : Alternative path to look for existing intermediate files [SLiMFinder/]
force=T/F : Force re-running of BLAST, UPC generation and SLiMBuild [False]
pickup=T/F : Pick-up from aborted batch run by identifying datasets in resfile using RunID [False]
dna=T/F : Whether the sequences files are DNA rather than protein [False]
alphabet=LIST : List of characters to include in search (e.g. AAs or NTs) [default AA or NT codes]
megaslim=FILE : Make/use precomputed results for a proteome (FILE) in fasta format [None]
megablam=T/F : Whether to create and use all-by-all GABLAM results for (gablamdis) UPC generation [False]
ptmlist=LIST : List of PTM letters to add to alphabet for analysis and restrict PTM data []
ptmdata=DSVFILE : File containing PTM data, including AccNum, ModType, ModPos, ModAA, ModCode
#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#
SLiMBuild Options I
efilter=T/F : Whether to use evolutionary filter [True]
blastf=T/F : Use BLAST Complexity filter when determining relationships [True]
blaste=X : BLAST e-value threshold for determining relationships [1e=4]
altdis=FILE : Alternative all by all distance matrix for relationships [None]
gablamdis=FILE : Alternative GABLAM results file [None] (!!!Experimental feature!!!)
homcut=X : Max number of homologues to allow (to reduce large multi-domain families) [0]
SLiMBuild Options II
masking=T/F : Master control switch to turn off all masking if False [True]
dismask=T/F : Whether to mask ordered regions (see rje_disorder for options) [False]
consmask=T/F : Whether to use relative conservation masking [False]
ftmask=LIST : UniProt features to mask out (True=EM,DOMAIN,TRANSMEM) []
imask=LIST : UniProt features to inversely ("inclusively") mask. (Seqs MUST have 1+ features) []
compmask=X,Y : Mask low complexity regions (same AA in X+ of Y consecutive aas) [5,8]
casemask=X : Mask Upper or Lower case [None]
motifmask=X : List (or file) of motifs to mask from input sequences []
metmask=T/F : Masks the N-terminal M (can be useful if termini=T) [True]
posmask=LIST : Masks list of position-specific aas, where list = pos1:aas,pos2:aas [2:A]
aamask=LIST : Masks list of AAs from all sequences (reduces alphabet) []
qregion=X,Y : Mask all but the region of the query from (and including) residue X to residue Y [0,-1]
SLiMBuild Options III
termini=T/F : Whether to add termini characters (^ & $) to search sequences [True]
minwild=X : Minimum number of consecutive wildcard positions to allow [0]
maxwild=X : Maximum number of consecutive wildcard positions to allow [2]
slimlen=X : Maximum length of SLiMs to return (no. non-wildcard positions) [5]
minocc=X : Minimum number of unrelated occurrences for returned SLiMs. (Proportion of UP if < 1) [0.05]
absmin=X : Used if minocc<1 to define absolute min. UP occ [3]
alphahelix=T/F : Special i, i+3/4, i+7 motif discovery [False]
SLiMBuild Options IV
ambiguity=T/F : (preamb=T/F) Whether to search for ambiguous motifs during motif discovery [True]
ambocc=X : Min. UP occurrence for subvariants of ambiguous motifs (minocc if 0 or > minocc) [0.05]
absminamb=X : Used if ambocc<1 to define absolute min. UP occ [2]
equiv=LIST : List (or file) of TEIRESIAS-style ambiguities to use [AGS,ILMVF,FYW,FYH,KRH,DE,ST]
wildvar=T/F : Whether to allow variable length wildcards [True]
combamb=T/F : Whether to search for combined amino acid degeneracy and variable wildcards [False]
SLiMBuild Options V
musthave=LIST : Returned motifs must contain one or more of the AAs in LIST (reduces search space) []
focus=FILE : FILE containing focal groups for SLiM return (see Manual for details) [None]
focusocc=X : Motif must appear in X+ focus groups (0 = all) [0]
* See also rje_slimcalc options for occurrence-based calculations and filtering *
#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#
### SLiMChance Options ###
cloudfix=T/F : Restrict output to clouds with 1+ fixed motif (recommended) [False]
slimchance=T/F : Execute main QSLiMFinder probability method and outputs [True]
sigprime=T/F : Calculate more precise (but more computationally intensive) statistical model [False]
sigv=T/F : Use the more precise (but more computationally intensive) fix to mean UPC probability [False]
qexact=T/F : Calculate exact Query motif space (True) or over-estimate from dimers (False) (quicker) [True]
probcut=X : Probability cut-off for returned motifs [0.1]
maskfreq=T/F : Whether to use masked AA Frequencies (True), or (False) mask after frequency calculations [False]
aafreq=FILE : Use FILE to replace individual sequence AAFreqs (FILE can be sequences or aafreq) [None]
aadimerfreq=FILE: Use empirical dimer frequencies from FILE (fasta or *.aadimer.tdt) (!!!Experimental!!!) [None]
negatives=FILE : Multiply raw probabilities by under-representation in FILE (!!!Experimental!!!) [None]
smearfreq=T/F : Whether to "smear" AA frequencies across UPC rather than keep separate AAFreqs [False]
seqocc=T/F : Whether to upweight for multiple occurrences in same sequence (heuristic) [False]
probscore=X : Score to be used for probability cut-off and ranking (Prob/Sig) [Sig]
#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~#
Advanced Output Options I
clouds=X : Identifies motif "clouds" which overlap at 2+ positions in X+ sequences (0=minocc / -1=off) [2]
runid=X : Run ID for resfile (allows multiple runs on same data) [DATE:TIME]
logmask=T/F : Whether to log the masking of individual sequences [True]
slimcheck=FILE : Motif file/list to add to resfile output []
Advanced Output Options II
teiresias=T/F : Replace TEIRESIAS, making *.out and *.mask.fasta files [False]
slimdisc=T/F : Emulate SLiMDisc output format (*.rank & *.dat.rank + TEIRESIAS *.out & *.fasta) [False]
extras=X : Whether to generate additional output files (alignments etc.) [1]
--1 = No output beyond main results file
- 0 = Generate occurrence file and cloud file
- 1 = Generate occurrence file, alignments and cloud file
- 2 = Generate all additional QSLiMFinder outputs
- 3 = Generate SLiMDisc emulation too (equiv extras=2 slimdisc=T)
targz=T/F : Whether to tar and zip dataset result files (UNIX only) [False]
savespace=0 : Delete "unneccessary" files following run (best used with targz): [0]
- 0 = Delete no files
- 1 = Delete all bar *.upc and *.pickle
- 2 = Delete all bar *.upc (pickle added to tar)
- 3 = Delete all dataset-specific files including *.upc and *.pickle (not *.tar.gz)
Advanced Output Options III
topranks=X : Will only output top X motifs meeting probcut [1000]
minic=X : Minimum information content for returned motifs [2.1]
allsig=T/F : Whether to also output all SLiMChance combinations (Sig/SigV/SigPrime/SigPrimeV) [False]
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GHD Limited
Mailing Address:
466 Hodgson RdFREDERICTON, New Brunswick
E3C 2G5
Location Address:
466 Hodgson RdFREDERICTON, New Brunswick
E3C 2G5
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
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Full profile
Contact information
Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
Contamination below the water table is treated through air sparging. Air sparging is an in situ bioremediation process in which air is pushed into the water table, promoting the degradation of hydrocarbons.
Closure from the regulatory agencies has been successfully obtained for several contaminated sites.
B004-Natural Resource Studies
B100-Air Quality Analyses
B101-Environmental Studies Development of Environmental Impact Statements and Assessments
B102-Soil Studies
B103-Water Quality Studies
B109-Other Environmental Studies
B200-Geological Studies
B201-Geophysical Studies
B202-Geotechnical Studies
B219-Other Engineering Studies
E000-Environmental Services
E101-Air quality Support Services
E102-Industrial Investigation Surveys and Technical Support Related to Air Pollution
E103-Water Quality Support Services
E104-Industrial Investigation Surveys and Technical Support Related to Water Pollution
E106-Toxic Substances Support Services
E108-Hazardous Substance Removal, Cleanup, and Disposal Services and Operational Support
E109-Leaking Underground Stroage Tank Support Services
E110-Industrial Investigations, Surveys and Technical Support for Multiple Pollutants
E111-Oil Spill Response Including Cleanup, Removal, Disposal and Operational Support
E199-Other Environmental Services
Technology profile
and earth sciences. The firm was incorporated in 1986 as
Maritime Groundwater Investigations Inc. and in 1994, the name
was changed to better represent its broadening geographic base
and expanding variety of services. The company serves clients
throughout New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and
Newfoundland with offices in Fredericton, NB, Dartmouth, NS and
St. John's, NL. The organization has a staff of approximately
sixty people. The services offered are within the categories of
environmental audits, environmental site assessments,
groundwater
studies, air quality evaluations, geotechnical/geoscientific
investigations, site remediation and construction inspection.
Environmental audits of operating and historical industrial
facilities, commercial properties and undeveloped sites have
been
completed for a range of industrial and municipal clients,
property managers, law firms and financial institutions to
identify areas of potential environmental concern which may
represent current or future liabilities. Supplemental
investigations to verify and quantify the potential
environmental
impact form the basis of the environmental site assessment.
These investigations into soil, groundwater and / or soil vapour
quality can involve test pit excavation, borehole drilling,
monitoring well construction and soil gas probe installation.
Representative samples are collected for physical and chemical
analysis to evaluate the environmental condition of the site.
Hydrogeological investigations to locate and develop water
supplies have been completed for a range of industrial and
municipal clients. These programs have incorporated
hydrogeological exploration including the use of remote sensing
and geophysical techniques, supervision of water well
construction and testing, analysis of aquifer characteristics,
design of production well parameters, and the prediction of
environmental impacts resulting from wellfield operation.
Contaminant hydrogeology projects have been completed for
several
major petroleum companies and for a range of private and public
sector clients. These studies have included environmental
assessments of petroleum storage/distribution centres and
highway
spills, and the design and implementation of site remediation
including soil vent systems, various water treatment approaches,
bioremediation methods and hybrid combinations. A range of
contaminant types have been assessed. Landfills, waste
management studies and related investigations have also been
completed.
Geological, geotechnical and earth science investigations are
also conducted by the firm. Expertise in mineral resource
exploration and evaluation is available for a range of
commodities including base metals, energy resources (oil, gas,
oil shale, coal, peat), industrial minerals (including
limestone,
gypsum, salt/potash, aggregate, and building stone) and various
other mineral commodities. Mapping of both bedrock and
surficial
geology, reserve estimation, evaluation of granular aggregate
resources for construction and surface and underground mineral
development programs are also offered. Geological and
geotechnical evaluations can be completed using a variety of
drilling techniques including deep drill engineering and
downhole
geophysics. A comprehensive range of geological/geotechnical
evaluation and consultation for foundations, earthworks, slope
stability, etc. for design, construction supervision and project
management is presently available.
Air quality evaluations, including stack gas emissions at
industrial sources, and indoor air quality monitoring are
another
type of service offered. These services are of interest to
industrial clients in various sectors including the paper
industry, asphalt plants, and similar sources. Environmental
audits, permit acquisitions, environmental impact reviews and
assessments, and similar activities are also within the range of
services.
This range of services combined with an experienced professional
staff and a geographic base across the Atlantic Provinces places
the company in a solid position for controlled growth in the
fields of the environmental and earth sciences.
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Environment
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Service Industry
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United States
Third-Party Information Liability Disclaimer
Some of the information on this Web page has been provided by external sources. The Government of Canada is not responsible for the accuracy, reliability or currency of the information supplied by external sources. Users wishing to rely upon this information should consult directly with the source of the information. Content provided by external sources is not subject to official languages, privacy and accessibility requirements.
Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Contamination below the water table is treated through air sparging. Air sparging is an in situ bioremediation process in which air is pushed into the water table, promoting the degradation of hydrocarbons.
Closure from the regulatory agencies has been successfully obtained for several contaminated sites.
B004-Natural Resource Studies
B100-Air Quality Analyses
B101-Environmental Studies Development of Environmental Impact Statements and Assessments
B102-Soil Studies
B103-Water Quality Studies
B109-Other Environmental Studies
B200-Geological Studies
B201-Geophysical Studies
B202-Geotechnical Studies
B219-Other Engineering Studies
E000-Environmental Services
E101-Air quality Support Services
E102-Industrial Investigation Surveys and Technical Support Related to Air Pollution
E103-Water Quality Support Services
E104-Industrial Investigation Surveys and Technical Support Related to Water Pollution
E106-Toxic Substances Support Services
E108-Hazardous Substance Removal, Cleanup, and Disposal Services and Operational Support
E109-Leaking Underground Stroage Tank Support Services
E110-Industrial Investigations, Surveys and Technical Support for Multiple Pollutants
E111-Oil Spill Response Including Cleanup, Removal, Disposal and Operational Support
E199-Other Environmental Services
Technology
Technology profile
and earth sciences. The firm was incorporated in 1986 as
Maritime Groundwater Investigations Inc. and in 1994, the name
was changed to better represent its broadening geographic base
and expanding variety of services. The company serves clients
throughout New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and
Newfoundland with offices in Fredericton, NB, Dartmouth, NS and
St. John's, NL. The organization has a staff of approximately
sixty people. The services offered are within the categories of
environmental audits, environmental site assessments,
groundwater
studies, air quality evaluations, geotechnical/geoscientific
investigations, site remediation and construction inspection.
Environmental audits of operating and historical industrial
facilities, commercial properties and undeveloped sites have
been
completed for a range of industrial and municipal clients,
property managers, law firms and financial institutions to
identify areas of potential environmental concern which may
represent current or future liabilities. Supplemental
investigations to verify and quantify the potential
environmental
impact form the basis of the environmental site assessment.
These investigations into soil, groundwater and / or soil vapour
quality can involve test pit excavation, borehole drilling,
monitoring well construction and soil gas probe installation.
Representative samples are collected for physical and chemical
analysis to evaluate the environmental condition of the site.
Hydrogeological investigations to locate and develop water
supplies have been completed for a range of industrial and
municipal clients. These programs have incorporated
hydrogeological exploration including the use of remote sensing
and geophysical techniques, supervision of water well
construction and testing, analysis of aquifer characteristics,
design of production well parameters, and the prediction of
environmental impacts resulting from wellfield operation.
Contaminant hydrogeology projects have been completed for
several
major petroleum companies and for a range of private and public
sector clients. These studies have included environmental
assessments of petroleum storage/distribution centres and
highway
spills, and the design and implementation of site remediation
including soil vent systems, various water treatment approaches,
bioremediation methods and hybrid combinations. A range of
contaminant types have been assessed. Landfills, waste
management studies and related investigations have also been
completed.
Geological, geotechnical and earth science investigations are
also conducted by the firm. Expertise in mineral resource
exploration and evaluation is available for a range of
commodities including base metals, energy resources (oil, gas,
oil shale, coal, peat), industrial minerals (including
limestone,
gypsum, salt/potash, aggregate, and building stone) and various
other mineral commodities. Mapping of both bedrock and
surficial
geology, reserve estimation, evaluation of granular aggregate
resources for construction and surface and underground mineral
development programs are also offered. Geological and
geotechnical evaluations can be completed using a variety of
drilling techniques including deep drill engineering and
downhole
geophysics. A comprehensive range of geological/geotechnical
evaluation and consultation for foundations, earthworks, slope
stability, etc. for design, construction supervision and project
management is presently available.
Air quality evaluations, including stack gas emissions at
industrial sources, and indoor air quality monitoring are
another
type of service offered. These services are of interest to
industrial clients in various sectors including the paper
industry, asphalt plants, and similar sources. Environmental
audits, permit acquisitions, environmental impact reviews and
assessments, and similar activities are also within the range of
services.
This range of services combined with an experienced professional
staff and a geographic base across the Atlantic Provinces places
the company in a solid position for controlled growth in the
fields of the environmental and earth sciences.
Market
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Environment
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Service Industry
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United States


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Mining Goodreads
Literary Reception Studies at Scale
-
Sponsors:
- Price Lab for Digital Humanities
- Humanities and Human Flourishing Project
- Penn Libraries
-
Principal Investigator:
- James F. English (Professor, English)
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Principal Developers:
- Scott Enderle (DH Specialist Librarian, Penn Libraries)
- Rahul Dhakecha (Masters Student, CIS)
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Project Developers:
- Tianli Han (Masters Student, CIS)
- Sharvan Shah (Masters Student, CIS)
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Student RAs:
- Daniel Sample (BA, English)
- Alex Anderson (BA, Comp Lit)
- Savannah Lambert (BA, English)
-
Consultants:
- James Pawelski (Positive Psychology Center)
- Lyle Unger (Professor, CIS and Psychology)
- Louis Tay (Professor, Psychology, Purdue University)
Goodreads is the world’s leading social reading and curation site. Its 50 million unique users per month rate and review the books they read, arranging them on personalized “shelves,” and forming fan clubs, friend networks, and discussion groups. It is a site of major importance for literary reception studies, a field that cuts across the disciplines of sociology, psychology, and literary studies, and involves scrutiny not (merely) of works of literature but of the tastes and habits and experiences of actual readers. Perhaps the greatest challenge for reception scholars has been the difficulty of gathering datasets adequately representative of such a vast and varied field of practice as reading. The typical procedure has been to generalize from quite small scale studies of at most a few dozen relatively homogeneous subjects. The massive quantity of data about all sorts of readers and reading contained on the Goodreads site is potentially transformative of the field.
The Mining Goodreads project at Penn, cosponsored by the Humanities and Human Flourishing project and the Price Lab for Digital Humanities, focuses on readers of contemporary fiction. We have built a database comprising nearly three million Goodreads reviews, together with corresponding ratings (on a 5-star scale), and metadata on the books, authors, and users themselves. We have gathered all the reviews of 500 bestsellers and of 1300 novels that made the shortlists of major awards since 1960, plus a substantial cross-section of the reviews of curated top-200 lists of mystery/crime/detective fiction, science fiction, and chick lit/modern romance novels. In addition, we have compiled all the reviews written by a random set of 1,672 highly active Goodreads users (sampled from all users who had posted at least 150 reviews as of January 2018. Between them these readers have read more than 200,000 unique works of fiction across the full range of popular and not-so-popular genres. We have refined and structured this data and developed quite a lot of code, most of which may be shared with other researchers to help them pursue their own questions about contemporary readers, tastes, and values.
We have not made use of any information pertaining to users who maintain private accounts or profiles on Goodreads. Although the information we have collected is freely visible to any browser, we have designed our experiments and composed our outputs so as to ensure the anonymity of all users in our sample. The User ID numbers that appear in our Bokeh visualizations are randomly assigned for our own purposes; they are not actual Goodreads IDs.


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Providing disadvantaged Jamaican children with proper equipment
Founded by Alex Yang, Jake Therrien and Robert Park, Kicks for Kids is a nonprofit organization that strives to give kids in Jamaica an opportunity to play soccer with proper protective gear, cleats, and soccer balls.
Kicks for Kids runs on fundraisers and equipment drives ranging from shin guards to cleats. We sponsor Cleats and Stuff Jamaica, which directly supplies Jamaican teams with gear.
Alex (left) and Jake (right)
| Pairs of cleats collected | Money raised | Number of fundraising bracelets sold |
|---|---|---|
| 119 | $1100 USD | 40 |
Each of the founders has played soccer for most of his life. Alex has played in Washington, Jake has played in Jamaica, and Robert has played in New Jersey.
Although the areas are different, the passion for the sport is the same. Whether it’s on or off the field, the game is always on their mind and we look forward to playing it after classes end. They all play together for the Lawrenceville School, a private boarding school.
Whenever there are no sports and the weather is nice, they contact each other and their teammates to play. Even with the rigor of their of classes and limited time, they always find and make time so they can play the sport they grew up with and love.
(From left to right) Jake, Alex, and Robert.
“I’ve went to two mission trips in my life so far. I visited both Mexico and Bolivia in these trips and was amazed by the vastly different cultures and living standards. I spent most of the trip in poverty-stricken areas where people barely got by.
One thing I loved was playing with the kids. I knew that soccer was big in both countries and I had always heard about kids who played all day in the streets. When I got to see the kids play it was bittersweet. I thought it was so cool how they loved the sport so much, but was saddened by the fact that the balls and shoes the kids played with were so worn out. The shoes looked years old and the ball was a partially deflated $5 soccer ball.
When my church brought some soccer balls and gave it to the kids, it made me happy to see them playing the sport they love without fear of ruining or breaking their only ball. This was when the idea of Kicks for Kids began.
Fast forward a few months and all students get an email regarding new clubs. I wanted to make a club that could help kids play soccer, free of worry about proper equipment. However, I didn’t want to the project alone. I went to my friend and soccer teammate Alex, telling him about my idea and asking him if he wanted to help me. He was more than happy to help, but we had no idea where to do it. That’s where Jake comes in.
Jake lives in Jamaica and he started Cleats and Stuff Jamaica with his family in 2010. Cleats and Stuff Jamaica collects soccer equipment and gives them to local Jamaican kids who want to play the sport they love. I was close with Jake so I was surprised when I heard this. Alex and I were more than happy to add Jake to our club.
We wanted to do the same thing that Jake’s club had done, but instead of collecting in Jamaica, we’d do it in New Jersey. Since Jake lived in Jamaica, we’d give him the donated equipment for him to bring to his family’s club to then be distributed. Meeting Jake made the whole process a lot easier. We already had an objective but just lacked a specific audience. I’ve never visited Jamaica but one day I hope to.
Photo credit to Seth Doyle and Jake Therrien
Kicks for Kids 2016-


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We want more than a few of the worst loopholes fixed, we want the RTA amended in a way that will put tenants on an equal footing with landlords.
We want to see the RTA fixed to include:
- Every tenant facing eviction should have a right to a hearing. Unlike many other cities in the U.S and Canada tenants in B.C have to 'opt-in' to dispute resolution. It should be the other way around so unlawfully evicted tenants do not forfeit their rights on a technicality.
- Tenants should have a right to first refusal when evicted for renovations or as a result of a fixed term lease, and landlords should have to pay a relocation fee for all no-fault evictions set to a citywide average of first and last months rent plus a security deposit.
- Increase the penalties for landlords who break the law.
- Follow Ontario's lead and put security deposits in trust with the RTA to make sure all landlords play by the rules.


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| Polling | Favorite.GetSource.base | Query for batch of records from a source table |
| Merge | Favorite.Replicate.base | Merge batch of source records into a destination table |
| Check | Favorite.GetDestCounts.base | Query for counts of source records in a destination table |
| Check | Favorite.GetSrcCounts.base | Query for counts of source records in a source table |
| Check | Favorite.DupeCheck.base | Query for counts of duplicate records in a replica table |
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| Polling | File.GetSource.base | Query for batch of records from the Files table that had no associated upload |
| Polling | File.GetSource.upload | Query for batch of records from the Files table that had an associated file upload |
| Merge | File.Replicate.base | Merge batch of file records that have no associated file upload into a destination table |
| Merge | File.Replicate.upload | Merge batch of source records that have an associated file upload into a destination table |
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| Polling | FileTag.GetSource.base | Query for batch of records from a source table |
| Merge | FileTag.Replicate.base | Merge batch of source records into a destination table |
| Check | FileTag.GetDestCounts.base | Query for counts of source records in a destination table |
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| Merge | Folder.Replicate.base | Merge batch of source records into a destination table |
| Check | Folder.GetDestCounts.base | Query for counts of source records in a destination table |
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| Merge | Tag.Replicate.base | Merge batch of source records into a destination table |
| Check | Tag.GetDestCounts.base | Query for counts of source records in a destination table |
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'Ghost tourism' drawing visitors to Clark | ABS-CBN News
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Lamborghini Aventador spotted in Toronto, Canada on 08/30/2012
Aug 30, 2012 . Lamborghini Aventador, spotted in Toronto, Canada, Date: . Details on This Lamborghini Aventador: . (PINOY AKO TAGA TORONTO) .
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Rated: K - English - Friendship/Family - Chapters: 2 - Words: 1,000 - Reviews: 15 - Updated: . Based on the folksong, a shout out to all my fellow Pinoys.
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Although none of the pinyin letters presented in this section are new, the Mandarin consonant sounds zh, ch, and sh, as well as the z, c, and s sounds combine with i to produce a slightly different sound from the basic "ee" sound of pinyin i that you learned in Section 8.
To learn how to approximate this vowel sound, first start to say the word "shirt" (North American pronunciation), but stop just as the "r" sound is beginning. Your tongue should naturally be a little further back (as discussed in Section 4) in anticipation of the "r" sound.
If you can cut off the word "shirt" at the proper place, then you should be doing an approximation of the Mandarin syllable shi. Now apply the same vowel sound to the syllables zhi and chi. For zi, ci, and si, the vowel sound is very similar. You should be able to master it by simply listening to it over and over and imitating it.
Mandarin’s r sound also sounds a bit different when combined with i. It is closer to the zhi, chi, and shi sounds mentioned above than the basic "ee" sound of pinyin i that you learned in Section 4.
This tongue positioning will be more important for other vowel combinations, particularly in part 9 of this tutorial. For now, you should be able to correctly pronounce the following consonant-vowel combinations:
Listen to the sounds of this section and try repeating them by clicking on the syllables below:
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The following are the IPA symbols for this section’s pinyin consonant sounds:
| Mandarin: | zi | [tsɿ] | Mandarin: | zhi | [ʈʂʅ] | |
| Mandarin | ci | [tsʰɿ] | Mandarin: | chi | [ʈʂʰʅ] | |
| Mandarin: | si | [sɿ] | Mandarin: | shi | [ʂʅ] | |
| Mandarin: | ri | [ʐʅ] |


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Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Mon May 15 17:19:52 CEST 2006
>> Really sure: _DOM means reexecution whenever a view changes in wahtever
>> form. However it does not mean that for each domain change the
>> propagator is
>> executed once!
>
> ok, I know that, but in my case it is not called anyway! mybe it's
> because of my cost or propagate function?
> Gecode::ExecStatus
> GC_Neighbored::propagate(Gecode::Space* home) {
> if (x0.assigned()) {
> GECODE_ME_CHECK(removeNonNeighbors(home,x1,x0.val()));
> }else if (x1.assigned()) {
> GECODE_ME_CHECK(removeNonNeighbors(home,x0,x1.val()));
> } else {
> GECODE_ME_CHECK(removeNonNeighbors(home));
> }
> return Gecode::ES_SUBSUMED;
> }
This propagator will be called at most once. ES_SUBSUMED means that this
propagator won't contribute any more. The propagator will be called once
when it's posted (as every propagator is called then, except for those
that are subscribed to VAL), and then it disappears.
What you probably want to return is ES_FIX or ES_NONFIX, depending on
whether your propagator computes a fixpoint or not.
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The access point for the JAR library is a class that extends the
Library
class. The library's main job is to list the tools that are
available through the library; most often, the tools are all tools
to add the various components defined - that is, instances of the
AddTool
class working with different component factories.
package com.cburch.gray; import java.util.Arrays; import java.util.List; import com.cburch.logisim.tools.AddTool; import com.cburch.logisim.tools.Library; /** The library of components that the user can access. */ public class Components extends Library { /** The list of all tools contained in this library. Technically, * libraries contain tools, which is a slightly more general concept * than components; practically speaking, though, you'll most often want * to create AddTools for new components that can be added into the circuit. */ private List<AddTool> tools; /** Constructs an instance of this library. This constructor is how * Logisim accesses first when it opens the JAR file: It looks for * a no-arguments constructor method of the user-designated class. */ public Components() { tools = Arrays.asList(new AddTool[] { new AddTool(new GrayIncrementer()), new AddTool(new SimpleGrayCounter()), new AddTool(new GrayCounter()), }); } /** Returns the name of the library that the user will see. */ public String getDisplayName() { return "Gray Tools"; } /** Returns a list of all the tools available in this library. */ public List<AddTool> getTools() { return tools; } }
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Facts do not need to have names, and are never refered to by name. However, good names improve clarity tremendously.
A warning: When Alloy searches for examples, it discards any which violate any fact. Thus, if the fact is trivially false, then you will simply get no examples of anything, even if the assertion you are checking has counterexamples. It will appear the same as if the model were bug free and the assertion you are checking is correct. You can use the run command to check for such simpleminded overconstraints. More advanced overconstraint detection tools will be available in future versions of Alloy.
Many facts can also be written as appended facts, which can make your models clearer and more concise.


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Football rumours from the media
Rhian Brewster might be leaving Liverpool on loan.
What the papers say
Striker Rhian Brewster could be leaving Liverpool on loan in January, the Daily Star reports. The 19-year-old has only played three hours of first-team football, during the Carabao Cup, this season and Reds manager Jurgen Klopp is happy to let him leave for a spell. Leeds, Crystal Palace, Swansea and Aston Villa are all possible destinations.
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private static java.util.logging.Logger |
logger |
private boolean |
mConnected |
private java.io.BufferedReader |
mIn |
private java.io.PrintWriter |
mOut |
private java.lang.Object |
mReadLock |
private java.net.Socket |
mSocket |
private java.lang.Object |
mWriteLock |
| Modifier | Constructor and Description |
|---|---|
private |
SocketConnection(java.net.Socket socket) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private static SocketConnection |
accept(java.net.ServerSocket serverSocket)
Accepts a connection
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void |
close() |
static SocketConnection |
establish(java.lang.String serverHost,
int port)
establishes a connection
|
static SocketConnection |
from(java.net.Socket socket)
Wraps a socket in a socket connection
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java.lang.String |
getId() |
boolean |
isClosed() |
void |
sendMessage(java.lang.String message) |
static void |
startAccepting(int port,
java.util.function.Consumer<Connection> connectionConsumer)
Starts a thread that listens for connections
|
java.lang.String |
waitForMessage() |
private static final java.util.logging.Logger logger
private java.net.Socket mSocket
private java.io.PrintWriter mOut
private java.io.BufferedReader mIn
private boolean mConnected
private final java.lang.Object mReadLock
private final java.lang.Object mWriteLock
public static void startAccepting(int port, java.util.function.Consumer<Connection> connectionConsumer)
port
- port on which the connections are acceptedconnectionConsumer
- custom consumer that consumes the accepted connectionspublic static SocketConnection from(java.net.Socket socket)
socket
- the socket to be wrappedprivate static SocketConnection accept(java.net.ServerSocket serverSocket)
serverSocket
- the server socket used to accept the connectionpublic static SocketConnection establish(java.lang.String serverHost, int port)
serverHost
- host on which the connection is establishedport
- the port on which the connection is establishedpublic void sendMessage(java.lang.String message)
sendMessage
in interface Connection
public java.lang.String waitForMessage()
waitForMessage
in interface Connection
public void close()
close
in interface Connection
public boolean isClosed()
isClosed
in interface Connection
public java.lang.String getId()
getId
in interface Connection


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1. Students intro
Status Quo?
2. Inner Working of a NN
2.1 Forward Propagation
Neuron
Layers
Weights
Activation & Weights
Activation & Weights
Sigmoid
Bias
Learning
Matrix operations
Matrix operations
Neuron is a function
NN is a function
Sigmoid VS ReLU
2.2 Gradient Descent
Cost Function
High Cost
Low Cost
Average Cost
NN Function Parameters
Cost Function Parameters
1D Cost Function
2D Cost Function
Gradient Descent
Find the shortest path to walk down a hill
One step after another...
2.3 Back Propagation
Different importance of components
Propagating Backward
Summary - Looking back at 'our three figures'
Forward Propagation
Gradient Descent
back Propagation
Machine Learning Project Checklist
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- 2. Get the data.
- 3. Explore the data to gain insights.
- 4. Prepare the data to better expose the underlying data patterns to Machine Learning algorithms.
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Game 1: Portland Trail Blazers at Houston Rockets
My Pick:
Portland Trail Blazers
Why I'm Rolling with them:
The Houston Rockets are awful this year, currently holding the 14th seed in the West. The odds of them making the playoffs are getting slimmer by the minute, and that shouldn't change tonight when they go up against the very real, very dangerous Portland Trail Blazers. Although the hype for Portland has died down since the start of the season, they still comfortably sit in the playoffs as the 7 seed. They'll take this one on the back of Lillard, 112-106.
Game 2: Phoenix Suns at San Antonio Spurs
My Pick:
San Antonio Spurs
Why I'm Rolling with them:
The Spurs are just the better team here, and the Suns also played last night in a game that went to overtime. They still don't have Booker, so there's not really anyone to guard DeRozan. Aldridge is also a mismatch. Ayton may actually be able to put up some points tonight, but the Spurs interior defense has been the best attribute of it so far, so I'm expecting big things from them. San Antonio 119-104.
Game 3: Toronto Raptors at Los Angeles Clippers
My Pick:
Los Angeles Clippers
Why I'm Rolling with them:
I'm very scared the Raptors are going to have another three game losing streak, and this game against the Clippers feels very dicey. Leonard is questionable with a bruise, and Lowry has been playing incredibly poorly in the past 4 games. I'm thinking Harris will be able to subdue Siakim more than the majority of power forwards in the league. Because of that, LA takes this one 114-108.


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Drug: Benedryl (diphenhydramine)
Dose: 4 regular pills and 4 “dye-free” pills.
Time: A month or so ago, ingestion began at 12:50am
Place: The most comfortable place I know, my room.
The Trip:
After doing some pretty intense reading, I decided to glance into the old medicine cabinet, where I found some Benedryl. I was actually looking for Dramamine, but according to the Marezine-Dramamine website, these are inherently the same, and the trip reports were pretty much equal. So I got 8 pills, not a heave dose, but it’s what I wanted to start with.
At 12:50am I ingested all 8 pills with water within the period of a minute. I drank approximately 16oz of water. I ate 3 hours earlier, and at the time I was not hungry. I also ate a piece of bread, because it’s just something I do whenever I take any drug.
After this I got my cd’s and everything I needed for the trip ready and got my laptop on got onto my bed. At this time it was 1:13, and I wasn’t feeling anything.
At around 1:22 I felt “something” this is most likely anxiety though, since this is the first time I took diphenhydramine.
2 minutes later at 1:24 I feel some slight head pressure, like a sinus buildup, whether this is from the drug or just me, I’m not really sure.
1:32 I notice the walls are slightly breathing…though again I cant really tell if this is my imagination or a drug starting to take effects.
1:39 – I got REALLY tired, the quote from my log was.. “shit I’m tiiired, must fight. head kinda hurts...must fight tiredness”
1:52 – I put some music on and tried to relax with my eyes opened, which was quite hard because at this time all I wanted to do was go to sleep. I start to feel some slight euphoria, and the head pressure went away.
2:00 – Around not I start to notice some slight Open Eye Visuals. I see some colors when I move my eyes looking into darkness. Kinda the same effect I get on DXM. I was also not nearly as tired, just kinda drowsy.
2:02- This is where it really began. I had my headphones on, and I was talking to my friend online. Suddenly I start to hear some rather LOUD talking through my headphones. This slightly freaked me out for a min, cause I didn’t know what it was. Then I quickly regained my composure.
After this everything is a little sketchy. From what I remember is seeing the most realistic visual in my life. I remember rolling over and looking towards window. (I also remember being VERY heavy at the time), and when I looked over I saw this…thing. It was kinda blobish shaped. It was quite beautiful actually, had no symmetry at all. Looked a little like the predator did, but had a slight purplish hint to it. As I tried to figure out what it was, it began to move. It moved towards me quite slowly, but at a steady pace. Finally it was right next to my hand, then I reached out to touch it….and woke up 9 hours later. I guess the drowsiness turned into sleep ;)
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After I woke up I was feeling heavy and hungover. The same feeling I get from sleeping pill induced sleep. I kinda lay there for awhile…thinking. For the rest of the day I felt odd, not all mentally, and physically there was something different about my sense of touch…I cant really describe it.
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[Gecode] Autoconf: incomplete, works, how?
Guido Tack
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On Saturday 01 May 2004 13:59, Christian Schulte wrote:
> how I am supposed to pull the autoconf stuff off. I tried and failed.
> What I want you to try is the following:
> - Go to a virgin directory, check out Gecode and build it (and seee it
> fail?) Please also do it on Cygwin
> - Put proper .cvsignore files everywhere
> - Add what is missing, or tell me what to do
We tried it yesterday, with Linux and Cygwin, but I'll check again...
Here is what you usually have to do:
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This is an implementation of the Game Of Life. GOL is a cellular automaton devised by John Horton Conway, an amazing mathematician and unfortunately yet another victim of fricking COVID-19.
This toy allows you to customize every crucial aspect of the simulation by writing your own JS code. The buttons in each section will load interesting defaults.
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The heart of the automaton is the rule which calculates the evolution of the system. Conway's traditional rule is the most famous one. An interesting alternative is a neighbours parity rule which is able to produce pretty fractal patterns (try using it with a seed of a single point).
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