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--- layout: post title: Shorter Posts for a While date: 2013-03-10 16:43:55.000000000 -07:00 categories: - technical-writing tags: [] status: draft type: post published: false ---
For the past couple of years my posts have gotten pretty long, averaging about 1,000 to 2,000 words each. But now that I'm starting a new job, I'm focusing more attention on ramping up some of my technical skills, so my posts are going to be shorter, such as 200 to 500 word posts. I don't know why I'm even announcing this in a post, but I felt I should say something if my writing style differs for a while.
I usually like lengthy posts because they mean the writer is digging deep in a topic, but the short post format can still provide nuggets of insight, expressed in a condensed way, perhaps prompting more questions than answers.


Jared Kells
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ypeScript
Introduction
I come from the static language world
We're being swamped by complexity
Do we need a SessionFactoryFactory?
JavaScript is like a breath of fresh air
What is TypeScript?
A compile to JavaScript language
Starts and ends with JavaScript
Optional types
Type inference
ES6/7 features
TypeScript
JavaScript
Output
Why use TypeScript?

Definitions for most popular libraries
Type inference gives you a lot of static type checking without adding a single type!
TypeScript
JavaScript
Output
Other features
'let' keyword
'async' / 'await'
() => arrow functions
Modules / Classes / Interfaces
Strict null checking!
Alternatives / Issues
Elm, CoffeeScript
Babel / Flow
Issues: immutable.js, BlueBird.promisifyAll
Not worth it for small pages
Find out more?
npm install -g typescript
http://www.typescriptlang.org/
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This is a simple demo of injecting Blockly into a resizable 'iframe' element.
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RadCon allows the user to quantify the size, resolution, balance and information content of individual trees.
This section describes the measures used.
The size of a tree is quite simply the number of leaves it contains.
The resolution of a tree is the amount of structure it contains.
| Tree1 | Tree2 |
In the above figure, Tree1 is fully resolved and said to be bifurcating whilst Tree2 is unresolved. Unresolved trees are sometimes referred to as bushes.
RadCon uses Colless's (1980) resolution measure which is the number of internal branches the tree contains. The measure is normalised, i.e., made to range between 0 and 1, by dividing by the maximum number of internal branches the tree can contain, which is n-2 or n-3 if the tree is rooted or unrooted, respectively, where n is the size of the tree.
The two trees above have resolutions of 2 and 0, respectively, and normalised resolutions of 1 and 0, respectively.
The balance of a tree is how symmetrical or skewed it is.
| Tree1 | Tree2 |
In the above figure Tree1 is maximally balanced whilst Tree2 is maximally imbalanced (pectinate).
RadCon uses Colless's (1982) imbalance measure (IB), which is the sum of the absolute difference between the sizes of the two subtrees rooted at each bifurcation in the tree under consideration. The two trees above have IBs of 0 and 3, respectively. RadCon only calculates this measure for trees which are rooted and bifurcating as it is not defined for trees which are unrooted or contain polytomies.
The maximum possible imbalance of a tree, IBmax, is the imbalance it would have if it was pectinate. IBmax = (n-1)(n-2)/2 where n is the size of the tree.
The minimum possible imbalance of a tree, IBmin, is the imbalance it would have it it was as balanced as possible. The most balanced tree with four leaves, the first tree above, is completely symmetrical and IB = 0. Thus IBmin = 0 for n = 4. However try adding an additional leaf. The most balanced tree on five leaves has an imbalance of 2 and thus IBmin = 2 for n = 5. RadCon calculates calculate the minimum possible imbalance, IBmin, of a tree using a recursive formula whereby each recursion divides n (the number of leaves) into two equal or nearly equally (size difference of 1) partitions.
It seems natural to normalise IB by dividing IB by IBmax so that maximally imbalanced trees have a normalised imbalance of 1.00. However consider the example of the most balanced tree on 5 leaves. Using this method, this tree would have a normalised imbalance of 2 / 6 = 0.333. This implies that the tree is not as balanced as it could be which is not the case as the tree is the most balanced tree on 5 leaves. RadCon gives the user the option to normalise IB using a 'corrected' method which divides IB - IBmin by IBmax - IBmin. Using this corrected method the most balanced and most imbalanced trees, for any n, will have normalised imbalances of 0 and 1, respectively.
The balance of a tree is quite simply IBmax - IB and the normalised balance of a tree is 1 - the normalised imbalance (for both the uncorrected and corrected methods).
The information content of a tree is a measure of how much it reduces uncertainty regarding phylogenetic relationships.
| Tree1 | Tree2 |
In the above figure Tree1 eliminates all uncertainty regarding the phylogenetic relationships whilst Tree2 does not reduce the uncertainty at all and is clearly uninformative.
RadCon quantifies the amount of cladistic information provided by a tree, in bits, using Thorley etal's (1998) Cladistic Information Content (CIC) measure.
Thorley etal (1998) defined the CIC of a tree to be the negative log2 of the ratio of the number of bifurcating cladograms permitted by the tree to the number of possible bifurcating cladograms. A cladogram is permitted by tree if it is a possible resolution of that tree. The number of possible bifurcating cladograms is (2n-3)!! or (2n-5)!! if the trees are rooted or unrooted, respectively, where n is the size of the tree. The CIC of a tree is normalised, i.e., made to range between 0 and 1, by dividing by the maximum possible CIC, i.e. if the tree is bifurcating and only permits itself, which is log2(2n-3)!! or log2(2n-5)!! if the tree is rooted or unrooted, respectively.
The two trees above have a CICs of -log2(1/15) = 3.907 bits and -log2(15/15) = 0 bits, respectively and normalised CICs of 1 and 0, respectively.
Because the number of possible trees increases exponentially (explosively) this can cause computational problems with large n. To avoid exponent CIC is currently only calculated for trees with up to 150 leaves.
Go to the Table of Contents.
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Demonstrates the `importValueTo` binding, useful when certain form values are rendered server-side and somehow need to be incorporated into the KO viewmodel
| initial | values from view model |
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| myText (imported via `importValueTo` binding): | |
| textFromHidden (imported via `importValueTo` binding): | |
| myBoolean (imported via `importCheckedStatusTo` binding) | |
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Strengthen cultural studies in school curriculum – Minister
by Bertha Badu-Agyei/Millicent Tamakloe/Abigail Yagado, GNA
Koforidua, Nov. 14, GNA - Mr Ahmed Tia, the Deputy North East Regional Minister, has called for the strengthening of cultural studies in the educational curriculum to promote interest in the Ghanaian culture from childhood.
He said cultural dances, weaving, needle work and basketry were skills that, when acquired from childhood, had the potential to create means and sources of livelihood for the youth to support national development.
The Minister made the call at the Third Regional Day presentations by Greater Accra, Bono East and North East regions at the National Festival of Arts and Culture (NAFAC) 2019 underway in Koforidua.
Mr Tia noted that children had talents that could be tapped to enrich the culture and creative arts industry and boost employment creation.
He urged stakeholders to take a critical look at promoting the teaching of such skills in the basic schools.
Mr Kofi Amoakohene, Bono East Regional Minister, said the Region was endowed with tourists’ attractions such as the Kintampo Waterfalls, the European Cemetery, the Kumsu Slave Market and Buabeng Fiema Monkey Sanctuary and that the Regional Coordinating Council and the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture were working to develop those sites to create jobs for the youth.
Mr Ishmael Ashitey, the Greater Accra Regional Minister, on his part, said youth unemployment was a huge burden that needed to be looked at from the culture perspective to effectively address.
Display and cultural performances continue at the NAFAC on regional basis with the Volta and Savannah regions taking their turn on Thursday.
GNA


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"This handsome violet has been displaced largely from its range in Utah by housing subdivisions and commercial developments." - Stanley L. Welsh.
While we're on the subject of the Natural Area here are a few more shots of some current bloomers up there.
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layout: post
title: SQLite3/Ruby 1.2.0
post_id: 140
categories:
- announcements
date: 2007-01-13 15:46:00.000000000 -07:00
author: Jamis
permalink: 2007/1/13/sqlite3-ruby-1-2-0.html
---
After nearly 2 years, I’m happy to announce the release of a new version of sqlite3-ruby. This version is primarily a bug-fix release, so don’t expect lots of new goodies, but it does vastly improve the stability of the sqlite3 bindings for Ruby.
To install:
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gem install sqlite3-ruby
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There’s even a precompiled binary gem for you Windows users. (Boy, the world would be a lot less complicated if that OS just went away…I spent about as much time just building that Windows gem as I did applying the patches and fixing all the bugs below, but that’s a rant for another day.)
Two of the most significant things you should note:
- The DL (pure-ruby) driver has been deprecated. I will no longer be maintaining that driver, and it will be removed altogether in a future release. Honestly, though, there is very little reason why you should be using it. It is quite buggy, mostly due to the limitations of Ruby’s DL library.
- The SWIG dependency that bit so many users before is gone. I now bundle the generated C file, so it should build fine even if you don’t have SWIG installed.
The list of fixed bugs, more or less in order of severity:
- Sylvain Joyeux submitted (a long time ago, to my great chagrin) a patch that fixed various problems with the different callbacks (busy_handler, set_authorize, and trace). If you were experiencing problems with sqlite3 crashing randomly, this might very well solve those for you.
- When using type translation with results that had typeless columns, an exception would be raised. This includes queries with “count(*)”, or even the pragma queries like “table_info”. No more! Queries with typeless columns are now handled safely.
- Prepared statements are automatically reset when you bind new variables to them. Before, the statement was not reset until it was called again, which made reusing statements problematic.
- Some exceptions were not being caught inside a transaction, which was causing the transaction to commit, instead of roll back. This is now fixed.
- Bignum values may now be bound in a prepared statement. Before, you’d get errors about “Bignum being too large for a long”.
- When a database cannot be created, you’ll now get more detailed error information, such as “file could not be found”. Before, the error was just a generic “the database could not be opened”.
- There were lots of warning messages that showed up when running ruby with the “-w” flag. Almost all of those have been fixed. (One, that I’m aware of, remains, but it is due to the SWIG bindings, and I’m not sure how to work around it.)
And, lastly, one (minor) new feature: Before this release, if you used named placeholders for bind variables, you had to refer to them with the colon character:
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Now, you can leave the colon off, or even use a symbol:
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db.execute "select * from users where user_name = :user",
"user" => "mrmacho"
# or
db.execute "select * from users where user_name = :user",
:user => "mrmacho"
|
So, there you have it. Enjoy!


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We design fashion items in an open-source environment, using Haskell and AI. You can find most of the source code for the designs below on our GitHub. You can find a complete list of all the designs on our PAOM store.
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Motostudent is an international motorcycling competition for both design and speed. It’s a challenge with an approximate duration of 2 years that counts with the participation of students from all around the world.
Okami Racing is a team of team of highly driven and motivated engineers of Delhi Technological University(formerly DCE) who design and build electric motorcycles to nurture the advent of fully electri cemission free modes of transportation.
We see ourselves designing and manufacturing high performance motorcycles,which will be fully-electric hence providing instant torque with zero emissions.


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Utopia is a “digital typeface that portrays the mixture between the modernist architecture of Oscar Niemeyer and informal occupation of the urban space that shapes major Brazilian cities.


Forbes: “it holds 65% of the world’s total arable land, 30% of the world’s mineral reserves, 8% of the world’s natural gas and 12% of the world’s oil reserves.” That includes “40% of the world’s gold” and the “largest reserves of diamonds, cobalt, platinum and uranium” on the planet. Compound that with a population of 1.4 billion people, with many people soon entering the workforce (the median age is 19)"


define(function (require, exports, module) {
var View = require('samsara/core/View');
var Surface = require('samsara/dom/Surface');
var Scrollview = require('samsara/layouts/Scrollview');
var TabContainer = require('./TabContainer');
define(function (require, exports, module) {
var View = require('samsara/core/View');
var Surface = require('samsara/dom/Surface');
var Scrollview = require('samsara/layouts/Scrollview');
var TabContainer = require('./TabContainer');
A Scrollview
consisting of tabs. Tabs can be selected
by clicking on them, bringing them to fullscreen, or removed
from the scrollview by clicking their close button.
The resizing of the scrollview as tabs are made fullscreen or removed
is handled automatically by animating the tabs’ size streams.
var SafariTabs = View.extend({
defaults: {
tabData : [],
tab : {
titleHeightRatio: 0.06,
angle: -Math.PI / 5,
spacing: 150,
height: 400
},
perspective : 1000,
selectTransition: {duration: 200},
deselectTransition: {duration: 200}
},
initialize: function (options) {
Create the scrollview
var scrollview = new Scrollview({
direction: Scrollview.DIRECTION.Y,
marginBottom: 200 // leaves 200px of space at the bottom of the scrollview
});
Set a perspective on the scrollview
scrollview.setPerspective(options.perspective);
Create the tabs
var tabs = [];
for (var i = 0; i < options.tabData.length; i++) {
var tab = new TabContainer({
src: options.tabData[i].src,
title: options.tabData[i].title,
index: i,
titleHeightRatio: options.tab.titleHeightRatio,
angle: options.tab.angle,
spacing : options.tab.spacing,
height : options.tab.height,
selectTransition : options.selectTransition,
deselectTransition: options.deselectTransition
});
Tabs must listen to the scrollview to create a
receding
effect as the scrollview is scrolled.
tab.subscribe(scrollview);
The scrollview listens to the goto
event from the tabs
to animate the scrollview to the currently selected tab
scrollview.subscribe(tab);
tabs.push(tab);
}
Add the tabs to the scrollview
scrollview.addItems(tabs);
Animate the scrollview to the currently selected tab when a tab is clicked
scrollview.input.on('goto', function (index) {
scrollview.goTo(index, options.selectTransition);
});
Build the render subtree consisting of only the scrollview
this.add(scrollview);
}
});
module.exports = SafariTabs;
});


This is a free Jekyll mansonry theme. It was originally on Bitbucket in a private repo but you can now fork it on Github.
The color combination used here comes from CLRS.
Eh, Saigon?Yep, a city in southern Viet Nam. Did you know Saigon has some of the world's most beautiful cafes?
A ood advice though is probably bringing your headphones with you since Asian music taste evolves around ”Criminal” by Britney Spears and the like.


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layout: default
title: RubyBlocks
---
Blog Posts
{% for post in site.posts %}
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{% endfor %}
Open Source Projects
- Testbot: A test distribution tool that works with Rails, RSpec, Test::Unit and Cucumber.
- Minimapper: A minimalistic way of separating your models from ORMs like ActiveRecord.
Interviews, Talks, Etc
- 25 Oct 2010 »
Bukowskis Side Projects:
A short presentation of testbot as a sideproject at Bukowskis
for SHRUG Oct 2010.


When the quiz starts you will be presented with code related questions. You will have 60 seconds to answer 6 questions. If you answer a question incorrectly then 10 seconds will be subtracted from the clock. When the timer reaches 0 the quiz will be over.


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Aggregation on joined dataset - The UFO sightings data when joined with Census dataset.
Please note the data covered is 60.7 percent of the whole data (~65000 rows). The reason being we could not gather census data before 1990 in the format we needed.
| 1991 | 1992 | 1993 | 1994 | 1995 |
| 1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 1999 | 2000 |
| 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 |
| 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 |


Rpi temperature monitoring system
Mail
Recipients
Send test mail
add recipient
add
Send when temperature is less than (Higher temperature)
Change
Open chart page


One day I was scrolling through my Timeline and one of my mutual followers mentioned that Twitter needs a memories feature like Snapchat has. I figured I could make this little app as a pet project.
Hi, my name is Alex Little. I am currently a rising sophomore at Stanford University who is majoring in Symbolic Systems with a minor in African And African American Studies. You can find me on twitter @thealexlittle_. If you have any questions, you can contact me there.
Thank you for trying my project. If you'd like to see more of my work, you can find it on my personal website.


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This is a demo application for TOUR in which the user can make a day plan by selecting his list of places
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Ballpoint sketches + watercolor, from sketchbook.


Grow provides a flexible way to configure the URL serving paths for your site's routes. By leveraging the URL path configuration features, you can easily create clean, maintainable, and flexible URLs for all routes in your site.
Philosophy
Serving paths and filesystem paths do not need to match one-to-one. This is an explicit capability that exists to remove the need to name internal files a specific way. Because internal file paths do not need to match serving paths, you can change the URL of content at any time without renaming files or performing find and replace operations throughout your site.
Configuring URLs
There are three places URLs are specified. Your site's routing map is generated by analyzing and combining the rules set in all three locations.
podspec.yaml
- blueprints
- content documents
Content document path formatters
Use these formatters to configure serving paths for documents either in a content document or its blueprint.
Setting path
in both a collection's blueprint and in a content document is optional. You should only define a path in a content document if you need to override a content document's path from the one specified in its blueprint.
Remember: don't repeat yourself. If you can specify a path format in a collection's blueprint that generates the right path for all of its documents, then there is no need to also specify $path
for each document. Only specify $path
in a document for paths you need to override.
| Path formatter | Description |
|---|---|
{base} |
The document's basename. Ex: my-page.yaml -> my-page |
{collection.root} |
The document's collection's root. |
{collection.basename} |
The document's collection's base name. Ex: /content/pages/my-page.yaml -> /pages |
{collection.base_path} |
The document's collection sub directory path. Ex: /content/pages/sub/my-page.yaml -> /sub/ |
{env.fingerprint} |
A fingerprint assigned to the build environment. By default this is a timestamp. You can optionally override it by specifying env: fingerprint: <fingerprint> in a deployment configuration. |
{date} |
The document's date. |
{locale} |
The document's locale (or its alias, if one exists). |
{root} |
The pod's root as defined in podspec.yaml. |
{slug} |
A url slug of the document's title. |
Examples
# In a collection's _blueprint.yaml path: /pages/{slug}/ path: /pages/{base}/ path: "{root}/pages/{base}/" localization: path: /{locale}/pages/{slug}/ # In document.yaml (use '$path' instead of 'path' – and only specify document-level paths if you need to override the format set in the blueprint) $path: /pages/home/ $localization: path: /{locale}/pages/home/
Static file path formatters
Use these formatters to configure serving paths for static files in podspec.yaml
.
| Path formatter | Description |
|---|---|
{env.fingerprint} |
A fingerprint assigned to the build environment. By default this is a timestamp. You can optionally override it by specifying env: fingerprint: <fingerprint> in a deployment configuration. |
{fingerprint} |
A fingerprint uniquely identifying a static file. The fingerprint is an md5 hash of the corresponding static file's contents. Can be used for cache-busting on a per-file basis. |
{locale} |
The static file's locale (or its alias, if one exists). |
{root} |
The pod's root as defined in podspec.yaml. |
Examples
# In podspec.yaml
static_dirs:
- static_dir: /source/images/
serve_at: /static/images/
localization:
static_dir: /source/{locale}/images/
serve_at: /{locale}/static/images/
Specifying a site root
You can specify the site root in podspec.yaml
and then reference the root in path formats elsewhere. This provides flexibility should you need to change the site root later, and allows you to avoid repeating the site root throughout multiple configurations.
# In podspec.yaml root: /my-site/ # In a collection's _blueprint.yaml path: /{root}/pages/{base}/
Specifying the homepage
Most sites have homepages. You can specify your site's homepage in podspec.yaml
, which improves automation by providing you with a clickable link to your homepage when the development server starts up. Notifications may also contain links to your homepage, so it's always a good idea to set this.
Note that the value of the homepage should point to a content document, not a URL path. Your homepage's URL will be derived from the content document's URL.
# In podspec.yaml
home: /content/pages/home.yaml
URLs in templates
Because you are provided with the freedom to change a serving path at any time, whenever you need to reference a URL in a template (such as in a <link>
element for a stylesheet or <a href>
for a link), you should always programmatically generate those URLs using a built-in template function.
In general, you should never refer to a linkable resource by its URL: you should refer to it by its internal pod path and leverage either g.doc
or g.static
to programmatically generate its URL. This technique provides you with flexibility to change URLs later without finding and replacing URLs in your site's code. Plus, it helps avoid broken links.
URL object
Documents and static files both have url
properties that return their corresponding Url
object.
# The serving path for a content document. {{g.doc('/content/pages/home.yaml').url.path}} # The serving path for a static file. {{g.static('/source/images/image.png').url.path}} {{doc.url}} # The full URL to the document (based on the environment). {{doc.url.path}} # The serving path to the document. {{doc.url.host}} {{doc.url.scheme}} {{doc.url.port}}
Relative URLs
All URLs generated from a Url
object are absolute. However, if you'd like to generate relative URLs, you can use the relative
template filter. The final URL generated is relative to the current document context.
{{g.doc('/content/pages/home.yaml').url|relative}}
Checking routes
Use the grow inspect routes
command to quickly audit all of the routes that your site generates. You can use this command to avoid building the site and inspecting the generated fileset or saving and refreshing to check paths in the browser.
Grow validates your URL path configuration and raises errors upon misconfiguration. For example, Grow will raise an error if you generate the same serving path for two different resources – no two resources may share the same serving path.
Sitemap
Grow can autogenerate a sitemap.xml
file for your site, upon build. You can enable sitemap generation in podspec.yaml
and, optionally, customize which pages and locales are included in the sitemap.
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by Jonathan Regenstein
Welcome to Reproducible Finance 2019! It’s a new year, a new beginning, the Earth has completed one more trip around the sun and that means it’s time to look back on the previous January to December cycle.
Today and next time, we’ll explore the returns and volatilities of various market sectors in 2018. We might also get into fund flows and explore a new data source because this fantastic piece from the FT has the wheels turning. So much data, so little time.
Back to the task at hand, today we will grab data on the daily returns of various stock market sector ETFs and build exploratory data visualizations around that data.
From an R code perspective, we will get familiar with a new source
for market data (tiingo, which has come up in several conversations
recently and seems to be gaining nice traction in the R world), build
some ggplots and dive into highcharter
a bit. In that
sense, it’s also somewhat of a look back to our previous work because
we’ll be stepping through some good’ol data import, wrangling and
visualization. Some of the code flows might look familiar to long time
readers but if you’ve joined us recently, and haven’t gone back to read
the oh-so-invigorating previous posts, this should give a good sense of
how we think about working with financial data.
Let’s get to it.
We want to import data on 10 sector ETFs and also on SPY, the market ETF.
We’ll first need the tickers of each sector ETF:
ticker = ("XLY", "XLP", "XLE",
"XLF", "XLV", "XLI", "XLB",
"XLK", "XLU", "XLRE",
"SPY")
And our sector labels are:
sector = ("Consumer Discretionary", "Consumer Staples", "Energy",
"Financials", "Health Care", "Industrials", "Materials",
"Information Technology", "Utilities", "Real Estate",
"Market")
We can use the tibble()
function to save those as columns of new tibble
.
First, let’s load up our packages for the day because we’ll need the tibble
package via tidyverse
.
library(tidyverse)
library(tidyquant)
library(riingo)
library(timetk)
library(tibbletime)
library(highcharter)
library(htmltools)
And on to creating a tibble:
etf_ticker_sector <- tibble(
ticker = c("XLY", "XLP", "XLE",
"XLF", "XLV", "XLI", "XLB",
"XLK", "XLU", "XLRE",
"SPY"),
sector = c("Consumer Discretionary", "Consumer Staples", "Energy",
"Financials", "Health Care", "Industrials", "Materials",
"Information Technology", "Utilities", "Real Estate",
"Market")
)
etf_ticker_sector
# A tibble: 11 x 2
ticker sector
<chr> <chr>
1 XLY Consumer Discretionary
2 XLP Consumer Staples
3 XLE Energy
4 XLF Financials
5 XLV Health Care
6 XLI Industrials
7 XLB Materials
8 XLK Information Technology
9 XLU Utilities
10 XLRE Real Estate
11 SPY Market
Now we want to import the daily prices for 2018 for these tickers. We could use getSymbols()
to access yahoo! Finance as we have done for the last 3 years, but
let’s do something crazy and explore a new data source, the excellent tiingo which we access via the riingo package.
The workhorse function to grab price data is riingo_prices
, to which we need to supply our tickers and a start_date
/end_date
pair.
Let’s start with the tickers, which we have already saved in the ticker
column of etf_ticker_sector
. That wasn’t really necssary. We could have just created a vector called tickers_vector
by calling tickers_vector = c("ticker1", "ticker2", ...)
and then passed that vector straight to riingo_prices
.
But I didn’t want to do that because I prefer to get my data to a
tibble first and, as we’ll see, it will make it easier to add back in
our sector labels, since they are aligned with our tickers in one
object.
To pass our ticker
column to riingo_prices()
, we start with our tibble etf_ticker_sector
and then pipe it to pull(ticker)
. That will create a vector from the ticker
column. The pull()
function is very useful in these situations where we want to pipe or extract a column as a vector.
Here’s the result of pulling the tickers:
etf_ticker_sector %>%
pull(ticker)
[1] "XLY" "XLP" "XLE" "XLF" "XLV" "XLI" "XLB" "XLK" "XLU" "XLRE"
[11] "SPY"
Now we want to pass those tickers to riingo_prices()
, but first we need to create an API key. riingo
makes that quite convenient:
riingo_browse_signup()
riingo_browse_token()
Then we set our key for use this session with:
riingo_set_token("your API key here")
Now we can pipe straight to riingo_prices()
. We will set start_date = "2017-12-29"
and end_date = "2018-12-31"
to get prices for just 2018. I wanted the last trading day of 2017 because eventually we’ll calculate daily returns of 2018.
etf_ticker_sector %>%
pull(ticker) %>%
riingo_prices(.,
start_date = "2017-12-29",
end_date = "2018-12-31") %>%
head()
# A tibble: 6 x 14
ticker date close high low open volume adjClose
<chr> <dttm> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <int> <dbl>
1 XLY 2017-12-29 00:00:00 98.7 99.4 98.6 99.3 2.63e6 97.5
2 XLY 2018-01-02 00:00:00 100. 100. 99.1 99.1 4.90e6 98.9
3 XLY 2018-01-03 00:00:00 101. 101. 100. 100. 5.32e6 99.4
4 XLY 2018-01-04 00:00:00 101. 101. 100. 101. 3.46e6 99.7
5 XLY 2018-01-05 00:00:00 102. 102. 101. 101. 4.29e6 101.
6 XLY 2018-01-08 00:00:00 102. 102. 102. 102. 2.67e6 101.
# … with 6 more variables: adjHigh <dbl>, adjLow <dbl>, adjOpen <dbl>,
# adjVolume <int>, divCash <dbl>, splitFactor <dbl>
Alright, quite a bit of data: OHLC, volume, ticker dividends, splits, and note that the date
column is in POSIX format.
Let’s go ahead and coerce that to date
format and add back in our sector labels.
We coerce the date with the ymd()
function from lubridate and then add our labels with a call to left_join(etf_ticker_sector, by = "ticker")
. There’s a column called ticker
in the prices data and in our original tibble, so we can join by that column and add back the sector labels.
It’s a good idea to use group_by(ticker)
and then slice(1)
to grab the first row of each ticker. This helps to confirm that the sector labels got added how we planned.
etf_ticker_sector %>%
pull(ticker) %>%
riingo_prices(.,
start_date = "2017-12-29",
end_date = "2018-12-31") %>%
mutate(date = ymd(date)) %>%
left_join(etf_ticker_sector, by = "ticker") %>%
select(sector, everything()) %>%
group_by(ticker) %>%
slice(1)
# A tibble: 11 x 15
# Groups: ticker [11]
sector ticker date close high low open volume adjClose adjHigh
<chr> <chr> <date> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <int> <dbl> <dbl>
1 Market SPY 2017-12-29 267. 269. 267. 269. 9.60e7 262. 264.
2 Mater… XLB 2017-12-29 60.5 60.9 60.5 60.9 2.48e6 59.3 59.7
3 Energy XLE 2017-12-29 72.3 72.7 72.1 72.7 7.36e6 70.1 70.5
4 Finan… XLF 2017-12-29 27.9 28.2 27.9 28.2 5.52e7 27.4 27.7
5 Indus… XLI 2017-12-29 75.7 76 75.6 76.0 4.83e6 74.2 74.6
6 Infor… XLK 2017-12-29 64.0 64.4 63.9 64.3 6.69e6 63.0 63.4
7 Consu… XLP 2017-12-29 56.9 57.2 56.9 56.9 5.09e6 55.2 55.5
8 Real … XLRE 2017-12-29 32.9 33.0 32.9 33.0 9.26e5 31.8 31.8
9 Utili… XLU 2017-12-29 52.7 52.9 52.6 52.8 7.03e6 50.9 51.1
10 Healt… XLV 2017-12-29 82.7 83.5 82.6 83.3 4.88e6 81.4 82.2
11 Consu… XLY 2017-12-29 98.7 99.4 98.6 99.3 2.63e6 97.5 98.2
# … with 5 more variables: adjLow <dbl>, adjOpen <dbl>, adjVolume <int>,
# divCash <dbl>, splitFactor <dbl>
Okay, we have daily data for our ETFs and sector labels. Now, let’s
calculate the daily returns of each sector. We’ll start by slimming our
data down to just the sector
, date
and adjClose
columns. Then we’ll group_by(sector)
and calculate daily returns with mutate(daily_return = log(adjClose) - log(lag(adjClose)))
.
etf_ticker_sector %>%
pull(ticker) %>%
riingo_prices(.,
start_date = "2017-12-29",
end_date = "2018-12-31") %>%
mutate(date = ymd(date)) %>%
left_join(etf_ticker_sector, by = "ticker") %>%
select(sector, date, adjClose) %>%
group_by(sector) %>%
mutate(daily_return = log(adjClose) - log(lag(adjClose))) %>%
na.omit() %>%
slice(1)
# A tibble: 11 x 4
# Groups: sector [11]
sector date adjClose daily_return
<chr> <date> <dbl> <dbl>
1 Consumer Discretionary 2018-01-02 98.9 0.0151
2 Consumer Staples 2018-01-02 54.9 -0.00617
3 Energy 2018-01-02 71.3 0.0163
4 Financials 2018-01-02 27.4 0.000358
5 Health Care 2018-01-02 82.3 0.0112
6 Industrials 2018-01-02 74.7 0.00593
7 Information Technology 2018-01-02 63.8 0.0123
8 Market 2018-01-02 264. 0.00713
9 Materials 2018-01-02 60.2 0.0141
10 Real Estate 2018-01-02 31.6 -0.00578
11 Utilities 2018-01-02 50.4 -0.00934
Notice that our first daily return is for January 2nd. That makes sense because January 1st is generally a national holiday and the markets are closed. If we did have a daily return for January 1st, it would be worth investigating to make sure the market was indeed open that day.
Let’s go ahead and save that data on daily returns by sector as an object called sector_returns_2018
.
sector_returns_2018 <-
etf_ticker_sector %>%
pull(ticker) %>%
riingo_prices(.,
start_date = "2017-12-29",
end_date = "2018-12-31") %>%
mutate(date = ymd(date)) %>%
left_join(etf_ticker_sector, by = "ticker") %>%
select(sector, date, adjClose) %>%
group_by(sector) %>%
mutate(daily_return = log(adjClose) - log(lag(adjClose))) %>%
na.omit()
We have our data and now the fun part - let’s do some exploration and visualization and get a feel for 2018. We start with ggplot()
and create a chart showing the daily return of each ETF, colored. We
want date on the x axis, daily returns on the y-axis and different
colors by sector. That means a call to ggplot(aes(x = date, y = daily_return, color = sector))
.
sector_returns_2018 %>%
ggplot(aes(x = date, y = daily_return, color = sector))
Mmmmm, not exactly what we had in mind. It’s a blank canvas! That’s because we have told ggplot()
what data we want mapped where, but we haven’t layered on a geom yet. Let’s add geom_col()
.
sector_returns_2018 %>%
ggplot(aes(x = date, y = daily_return, color = sector)) +
geom_col()
Better, we have a chart of all our data! But it’s a bit hard to see the individual returns. Let’s facet_wrap()
by sector. I also don’t love that legend so will add show.legend = FALSE
to geom_col()
.
sector_returns_2018 %>%
ggplot(aes(x = date, y = daily_return, color = sector)) +
geom_col(show.legend = FALSE) +
facet_wrap(~sector)
Very close, but the date is all jumbled and the y-axis label isnt’ quite right - there’s no %
sign.
Let’s change the angle of the date labels to 45 degress with theme(axis.text.x = element_text(angle = 45, vjust = 1, hjust=1))
and add the percentage sign wih scale_y_continuous(labels = function(x) paste0(x, "%"))
.
sector_returns_2018 %>%
ggplot(aes(x = date, y = daily_return, color = sector)) +
geom_col(show.legend = FALSE) +
facet_wrap(~sector) +
theme(axis.text.x = element_text(angle = 45, vjust = 1, hjust=1)) +
scale_y_continuous(labels = function(x) paste0(x, "%")) +
labs(x = "", y = "daily returns")
That’s an interesting panel of charts to my eye, tech looks pretty volatile since October! We can and will (next time) get more rigorous about such assessments by using the rolling standard deviation (and we’ll add a new tool by using exponential weighting) but the basic pipeline of raw data to tibble for wrangling and transformation then to chart for exploration will remain the same.
Let’s stick with just daily returns for today and plot the same data with a different color schema. Instead of coloring by sector, let’s color by whether the daily return was positive or negative. This is going to be similar to what we did in a previous post on highcharting jobs Friday.
First let’s create two new columns called col_pos
and col_neg
. col_pos
will hold the daily returns that are positive and an NA for returns are negative. We code that with:
sector_returns_2018 %>%
mutate(col_pos =if_else(daily_return > 0,
daily_return, as.numeric(NA)))
And col_neg
will hold negative returns:
sector_returns_2018 %>%
mutate(col_neg =if_else(daily_return < 0,
daily_return, as.numeric(NA)))
Then we’ll tell ggplot()
to chart those two columns in
their own geoms and can choose a custom color. The geoms won’t overlap
because they have no common data. Here is the full code flow. We start
with sector_returns_2018
, create our new color columns, then pipe to ggplot()
.
sector_returns_2018 %>%
mutate(col_pos =
if_else(daily_return > 0,
daily_return, as.numeric(NA)),
col_neg =
if_else(daily_return < 0,
daily_return, as.numeric(NA))) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = date)) +
geom_col(aes(y = col_neg),
alpha = .85,
fill = "pink",
color = "pink") +
geom_col(aes(y = col_pos),
alpha = .85,
fill = "cornflowerblue",
color = "cornflowerblue") +
facet_wrap(~sector)
That looks good, but let’s do some further customization of the non-substantive aesthetics, meaning the aesthetics that don’t actually depend on our data.
sector_returns_2018 %>%
mutate(col_pos =
if_else(daily_return > 0,
daily_return, as.numeric(NA)),
col_neg =
if_else(daily_return < 0,
daily_return, as.numeric(NA))) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = date)) +
geom_col(aes(y = col_neg),
alpha = .85,
fill = "pink",
color = "pink") +
geom_col(aes(y = col_pos),
alpha = .85,
fill = "cornflowerblue",
color = "cornflowerblue") +
facet_wrap(~sector, shrink = FALSE) +
labs(title = "2018 daily returns", y = "daily returns") +
theme_minimal() +
theme(axis.text.x = element_text(angle = 90, hjust = 1),
plot.title = element_text(hjust = 0.5),
plot.subtitle = element_text(hjust = 0.5),
strip.background = element_blank(),
strip.placement = "inside",
strip.text = element_text(size=15),
panel.spacing = unit(0.2, "lines") ,
panel.background=element_rect(fill="white"))
Before we close, let’s take some of this work and translate it to highcharter
. If we simpy want to chart one sector’s daily returns, it would be a relatively straightforward mapping from ggplot()
to highcharter
. We start with our tibble sector_returns_2018
, add a column to hold different color hex codes, and then pass the data to hchart()
using a .
, and set aesthetics with hcaes()
. The key is to first filter()
down to our sector of choice, in this caes filter(sector == "Information Technology")
.
sector_returns_2018 %>%
mutate(color_col = if_else(daily_return > 0, "#6495ed", "#ff9999"),
date = ymd(date)) %>%
filter(sector == "Information Technology") %>%
hchart(., hcaes(x = date, y = daily_return, color = color_col),
type = "column",
pointWidth = 4)
That chart looks good and we can hover on the bars to see the exact daily return and date for each observation.
I love highcharter and in the next month I’ll be launching a datacamp course that covers Highcharter for Finance
but, I must say, it doesn’t have a good way to facet_wrap()
and build separate charts for each sector. We can dream about some sort
of hc_facet function but for now we’ll need to build a custom function
for that job, similar to what we did for the jobs report.
We start by spreading our data to wide format, because we’re going to build a chart using each column.
sector_returns_2018_wide <-
sector_returns_2018 %>%
select(-adjClose) %>%
spread(sector, daily_return)
sector_returns_2018_wide
# A tibble: 251 x 12
date `Consumer Discr… `Consumer Stapl… Energy Financials
<date> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
1 2018-01-02 0.0151 -0.00617 1.63e-2 0.000358
2 2018-01-03 0.00458 -0.000354 1.49e-2 0.00536
3 2018-01-04 0.00327 0.00283 6.02e-3 0.00922
4 2018-01-05 0.00789 0.00440 -4.00e-4 0.00282
5 2018-01-08 0.00118 0.00246 5.98e-3 -0.00141
6 2018-01-09 0.00196 -0.00140 -2.52e-3 0.00772
7 2018-01-10 -0.000686 -0.00493 -1.20e-3 0.00836
8 2018-01-11 0.0161 -0.00141 2.03e-2 0.00484
9 2018-01-12 0.0128 0.000353 9.60e-3 0.00893
10 2018-01-16 -0.00717 0.00458 -1.27e-2 -0.00274
# … with 241 more rows, and 7 more variables: `Health Care` <dbl>,
# Industrials <dbl>, `Information Technology` <dbl>, Market <dbl>,
# Materials <dbl>, `Real Estate` <dbl>, Utilities <dbl>
Now for our function that will create a separate highchart for each sector, we start with map
and pass in the columns names from that wide tibble we just created.
That’s how we will iterate over each sector. After mapping across the
names, we use function(x)
to pass the column name into our code flow.
map(names(sector_returns_2018_wide[2:11]), function(x){
sector_returns_2018_hc <-
sector_returns_2018 %>%
filter(sector == x) %>%
mutate(coloract = if_else(daily_return > 0, "#6495ed", "#ff9999"))
highchart() %>%
hc_title(text = paste(x, "2018 daily returns", sep = " ")) %>%
hc_add_series(sector_returns_2018_hc,
type = "column",
pointWidth = 4,
hcaes(x = date,
y = daily_return,
color = coloract),
name = "daily return") %>%
hc_xAxis(type = "datetime") %>%
hc_tooltip(pointFormat = "{point.date}: {point.daily_return: .4f}%") %>%
hc_legend(enabled = FALSE) %>%
hc_exporting(enabled = TRUE)
})
If you run the code chunk above, it will create 11 separate
highcharts of our data as stand alone charts, meaning they won’t be
layed out with any structure. That’s fine, but I want to be able to lay
these out in a grid and control the height of each chart. For that we
use
hw_grid(rowheight = 300, ncol = 3) %>% htmltools::browsable()
. That will create a grid that displays each of the charts - one for each sector’s daily returns.
map(names(sector_returns_2018_wide[2:11]), function(x){
sector_returns_2018_hc <-
sector_returns_2018 %>%
filter(sector == x) %>%
mutate(coloract = if_else(daily_return > 0, "#6495ed", "#ff9999"),
date = ymd(date))
highchart() %>%
hc_title(text = paste(x, "2018 daily returns", sep = " ")) %>%
hc_add_series(sector_returns_2018_hc,
type = "column",
pointWidth = 4,
hcaes(x = date,
y = daily_return,
color = coloract),
name = "daily return") %>%
hc_xAxis(type = "datetime") %>%
hc_tooltip(pointFormat = "{point.date}: {point.daily_return: .4f}%") %>%
hc_legend(enabled = FALSE) %>%
hc_exporting(enabled = TRUE)
}) %>%
hw_grid(rowheight = 300, ncol = 3) %>%
htmltools::browsable()
That’s all for today. In general, the flow here was to create a tibble of tickers and labels, grab price data, visualize daily returns organized by the original labels. We applied it to sectors, but it could just as easily be applied to other labels, like risk levels, geography, beta, etc.
Shameless book plug for those who read to the end: if you like this sort of thing, check out my new book Reproducible Finance with R!
Thanks for reading and see you next time.


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Doors open at 6pm, kickoff slides and intro start at 7pm. Participants will receive an email to vote on the game jam’s theme. Those needing teams will have an opportunity to pitch ideas and form or join teams as necessary. You can even work solo if you want. 3 people is ideal, and we prefer teams stay below 5. Then it’s time to start making games! Work as long as you can, while staying healthy and safe! Overnight work is permitted, but we send people home around midnight.
Show up in the morning. Enjoy refreshments, meals and … oh yeah… build a game! Hit a wall? Ask for help! Lean on the volunteers and fellow game devs for feedback and encouragement! Same closing rules as Friday!
Arrive in the morning to put the finishing touches on your game. Work stops, lunch begins at 12pm. Developers will vote during/after lunch. Winners announced once all of the vots are in and tallied.
At 2pm have Friends and Family come play your games!


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We are going to do this the same way we did it last week. 7 league owners will each choose one $3 lineup.
The owners picking lineups this week are the 5 owners who did not get a chance to pick one last week, as well as Eric and Matt who had the most points last week (and 1 cash!). Next week, the other 5 teams will get to pick a lineup, as well as the two teams with the most points this week.
This week's top 7 owners can be seen in the table below. The login details have been shared in the group text. Let me know when you submit your lineup, or send me a screen shot so that I can update this page with it.
Any prize money won will be split 50% team owner, 50% league fund after the first $21 go into funding next week's Draft King's lineup.
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Now, it works, but it's a pretty boring game, so let's make a more interesting level.
There are many ways to go about making a level, but for this we'll make an image
where we can simply draw the level and then generate a level based on that.
To generate the level we'll loop thrugh all the pixels in the image and do
something based on the color of the pixel.
If it's white, it's air, so we'll skip it.
level_parent = Entity()
def make_level(texture):
# destroy every child of the level parent.
# This doesn't do anything the first time the level is generated, but if we want to update it several times
# this will ensure it doesn't just create a bunch of overlapping entities.
[destroy(c) for c in level_parent.children]
for y in range(texture.height):
collider = None
for x in range(texture.width):
col = texture.get_pixel(x,y)
# If it's black, it's solid, so we'll place a tile there.
if col == color.black:
Entity(parent=level_parent, position=(x,y), model='cube', origin=(-.5,-.5), color=color.gray, texture='white_cube', visible=True)
if not collider:
collider = Entity(parent=level_parent, position=(x,y), model='cube', origin=(-.5,-.5), collider='box', visible=False)
else:
collider.scale_x += 1
else:
collider = None
# If it's green, we'll place the player there
if col == color.green:
player.position = (x, y)
Positioning the camera
Set the camera to orthographic so there's no perspective
Move the camera to the middle of the level and set the fov so the level fits nicely.
Setting the fov on an orthigraphic camera means setting hoe many units vetically the camera can see.
camera.orthographic = True
camera.position = (30/2,8)
camera.fov = 16
make_level(load_texture('platformer_tutorial_level'))
app.run()


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carried()
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Check if the item is carried.
changeLocation()
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Changes the current location depending on the button pressed on the GUI.
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dropItem()
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Sets up a run of the navigation program, a "game".
getCurrentImage()
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Retrieves the current view to display depending on the current location and orientation.
getImagePath(String)
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getItemList()
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Passes the current item list
getItemLocation()
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Access the item's original location.
getItemName()
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Check the item's name
getLocation()
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Tells the current location in the game
getNextLocation(String)
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getOrientation()
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Tells the current orientation in the game
getString()
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getView(String)
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Allows the user to grab an item.
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MainNavigator()
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moveForward(ActionEvent)
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Moves the navigator one position forward
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Sets the field that indicates that the item has been picked up.
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Method responsible of refreshing the main display everytime a change is made.
right(ActionEvent)
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Changes the general orientation of the navigation by -90º
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set(String, String, Location)
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This method is responsible for asociating the directions of a location with their view, a picture, and with the next room in the given direction.
setItem(String)
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Set the original location of the item.
showMapM(ActionEvent)
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Shows the user the map of the virtual world
start(Stage)
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Prints help for the user
whereAmM(ActionEvent)
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Perrin shrugged into his coat as he walked back toward the Star through the evening shadows. A good tiredness soaked through his arms and shoulders; along with more common work, Master Ajala had had him make a large piece of ornamental work, all elaborate curves and scrolls, to go on some country lord’s new gate. He had enjoyed making something so pretty.
“I thought his eyes would come out of his face, blacksmith, when you said you would not make that thing if it was for a High Lord.”
He glanced sideways at Zarine, walking beside him, the shadows masking her face. Even for his eyes, the shadows were there, just fainter than they would have been for another’s. They emphasized her high cheekbones, softened the strong curve of her nose. He just could not make up his mind about her. Even if Moiraine and Lan still insisted they stay close to the inn, he wished she could find something else to do besides watch him work. For some reason, he had found himself growing awkward whenever he thought of her tilted eyes on him. More than once he had fumbled with his hammer till Master Ajala frowned at him wonderingly. Girls had always been able to make him feel awkward, especially when they smiled at him, but Zarine did not have to smile. Only look. He wondered again if she was the beautiful woman Min had warned him against. Better if she is the falcon. That thought surprised him so much that he stumbled.
“I did not want anything I make to get into the hands of one of the Forsaken.” His eyes glowed golden as he looked at her. “If it was for a High Lord, how could I tell where it might end?” She shivered. “I did not mean to frighten you, Fai—Zarine.”
She smiled broadly, no doubt thinking he could not see her. “You will fall yet, farmboy. Have you ever thought of wearing a beard?”
It is bad enough she’s always mocking me, but half the time I do not even understand her!
As they reached the front door of the inn, Moiraine and Lan met them, coming the other way. Moiraine wore that linen cloak with the wide, deep hood that hid her face. Light from the common-room windows made yellow pools on the paving stones. Two or three carriages rumbled past, and there were perhaps a dozen people in sight, hurrying home for their suppers, but for the most part, shadows populated the street. The weaver’s shop was closed tight. The silence was deafening.
“Rand is in Tear.” The Aes Sedai’s cool voice issued from the depths of her hood as from a cavern.
“Are you sure?” Perrin asked. “I have not heard of anything strange happening. No weddings, or wells drying up.” He saw Zarine frown in confusion. Moiraine had not been forthcoming with her, and neither had he. Keeping Loial’s tongue silent had been more difficult.
“Don’t you listen to rumors, blacksmith?” the Warder said. “There have been marriages, as many in the last four days as in half a year before. And as many murders as in a whole year. A child fell from a tower balcony today. A hundred paces onto stone paving. She got up and ran to her mother without a bruise. The First of Mayene, a ‘guest’ in the Stone since before the winter, announced today that she will submit to the will of the High Lords, after saying yesterday she would see Mayene and all its ships burn before one Tairen country lord set foot in the city. They had not brought themselves to torture her, and that young woman has a will like iron, so you tell me if you think it might be Rand’s doing. Blacksmith, from top to bottom, Tear bubbles like a cauldron.”
“These things were not needed to tell me,” Moiraine said. “Perrin, did you dream of Rand last night?”
“Yes,” he admitted. “He was in the Heart of the Stone, holding that sword”—he felt Zarine shift beside him—“but I have been worrying about that so much it is no wonder I dream of it. I had nothing but nightmares last night.”
“A tall man?” Zarine said. “With reddish hair and gray eyes? Holding something that shines so brightly it hurts your eyes? In a place that is all great redstone columns? Blacksmith, tell me that was not your dream.”
“You see,” Moiraine said. “I have heard this dream spoken of a hundred times today. They all speak of nightmares—Be’lal apparently does not care to shield his dreams—but that one above all else.” She laughed suddenly, like low, cool chimes. “People say he is the Dragon Reborn. They say he is coming. They whisper it fearfully in corners, but they say it.”
“And what of Be’lal?” Perrin asked.
Moiraine’s reply was cold-drawn steel. “I will deal with him tonight.” There was no fear scent from her.
“We will deal with him tonight,” Lan told her.
“Yes, my Gaidin. We will deal with him.”
“And what do we do? Sit here and wait? I had enough waiting to last me a lifetime in the mountains, Moiraine.”
“You and Loial—and Zarine—will go to Tar Valon,” she told him. “Until this is done. It will be the safest place for you.”
“Where is the Ogier?” Lan said. “I want all three of you on your way north as soon as possible.”
“Upstairs, I suppose,” Perrin said. “In his room, or maybe the dining room. There are lights in the windows up there. He is always working on those notes of his. I suppose he will have plenty to say in his book about us running away.” He was surprised at the bitterness in his voice. Light, fool, do you want to face one of the Forsaken? No. No, but I am tired of running. I remember not running, once. I remember fighting back, and it was better. Even if I thought I was going to die, it was better.
“I will find him,” Zarine announced. “I have no shame in admitting I will be glad enough to run from this fight. Men fight when they should run, and fools fight when they should run. But I had no need to say it twice.” She strode ahead of them, her narrow, divided skirts making small whisking noises as they entered the inn.
Perrin glanced around the common room as they followed her toward the stairs in the back. There were fewer men at the tables than he expected. Some sat alone, with dull eyes, but where two or three sat together they talked in frightened whispers his ears could barely catch. Even so, he heard “Dragon” three times.
As he reached the top of the stairs, he heard another soft sound, a thump as of something falling in the private dining room. He peered that way along the hall. “Zarine?” There was no answer. He felt the hair on the back of his neck shift, and padded that way. “Zarine?” He pushed open the door. “Faile!”
She was lying on the floor near the table. As he started to rush into the room, Moiraine’s commanding shout halted him.
“Stop, you fool! Stop, for your life!” She came along the hallway slowly, head turning as if she were listening for something, or searching for something. Lan followed with his hand on his sword—and a look in his eye as if he already knew steel would do no good. She came abreast of the door and stopped. “Move back, Perrin. Move back!”
In agony he stared at Zarine. At Faile. She lay there as if lifeless. Finally he made himself step back from the door, leaving it open, standing where he could see her. She looked as if she were dead. He could not see her chest stir. He wanted to howl. Frowning, he worked his hand, the one he had used to push the door into the room, opening and closing his fingers. It tingled sharply, as if he had struck his elbow. “Aren’t you going to do anything, Moiraine? If you will not, I am going to her.”
“Stand still or you will go nowhere,” she said calmly. “What is that by her right hand? As if it dropped from her grip when she fell. I cannot make it out.”
He glared at her, then peered into the room. “A hedgehog. It looks like a hedgehog carved out of wood. Moiraine, tell me what is going on! What has happened? Tell me!”
“A hedgehog,” she murmured. “A hedgehog. Be silent, Perrin. I must think. I felt it trigger. I can sense the residues of the flows woven to set it. Spirit. Pure Spirit, and nothing else. Almost nothing uses pure flows of Spirit! Why does that hedgehog make me think of Spirit?”
“You felt what trigger, Moiraine? What was set? A trap?”
“Yes, a trap,” she said, irritation making tiny cracks in her cool serenity. “A trap meant for me. I would have been first into that room if Zarine had not rushed ahead. Lan and I would surely have gone there to plan and wait for supper. I will not wait on supper now. Be quiet, if you wish me to help the girl at all. Lan! Bring me that innkeeper!” The Warder flowed away down the stairs.
Moiraine paced up and down in the hall, sometimes stopping to peer through the door from the depths of her hood. Perrin could see no sign that Zarine lived. Her breast did not stir. He tried listening for her heartbeat, but even for his ears it was impossible.
When Lan returned, shoving a frightened Jurah Haret ahead of him by the scruff of his fat neck, the Aes Sedai rounded on the balding man. “You promised to keep this room for me, Master Haret.” Her voice was as hard, as precise, as a skinning knife. “To allow not even a serving woman to enter to clean unless I was present. Who did you let enter it, Master Haret? Tell me!”
Haret shook like a bowl of pudding. “O-only the t-two Ladies, mistress. T-they w-wished to leave a surprise for you. I swear, mistress. T-they showed it t-to me. A little h-hedgehog. T-they said you w-would be surprised.”
“I was surprised, innkeeper,” she said softly. “Leave me!  “I swear it! I do swear!”
“Go!”
The innkeeper fell to his knees in his haste to reach the stairs, and went scrambling down with thumps that suggested he fell more than once as he ran.
“He knows I am here,” Moiraine told the Warder, “and he has found someone of the Black Ajah to set his trap, yet perhaps he thinks I am caught in it. It was a tiny flash of the Power, but perhaps he is strong enough to have sensed it.”
“Then he will not suspect we are coming,” Lan said quietly. He almost smiled.
Perrin stared at them, his teeth bared. “What about her?” he demanded. “What was done to her, Moiraine? Is she alive? I cannot see her breathe!”
“She is alive,” Moiraine said slowly. “I cannot, I dare not, go close enough to her to tell much beyond that, but she is alive. She . . . sleeps, in a way. As a bear sleeps in the winter. Her heart beats so slowly you could count minutes between. Her breathing is the same. She sleeps.” Even from within that hood, he could feel her eyes on him. “I fear she is not there, Perrin. Not in her body any longer.”
“What do you mean she is not in her body? Light! You don’t mean they . . . took her soul. Like the Gray Men!” Moiraine shook her head, and he drew a relieved breath. His chest hurt as if he had not breathed since she last spoke. “Then where is she, Moiraine?”
“I do not know,” she said. “I have a suspicion, but I do not know.”
“A suspicion, a hint, anything! Burn me, where?” Lan shifted at the roughness in his voice, but he knew he would try to break the Warder like iron over a hardy if the man tried to stop him. “Where?”
“I know very little, Perrin.” Moiraine’s voice was like cold, unfeeling music. “I have remembered the little I know of what connects a carved hedgehog with Spirit. The carving is a ter’angreal last studied by Corianin Nedeal, the last Dreamer the Tower had. The Talent called Dreaming is a thing of Spirit, Perrin. It is not a thing I have ever studied; my Talents lie in other ways. I believe that Zarine has been trapped inside a dream, perhaps even the World of Dreams, Tel’aran’rhiod. All that is her is inside that dream. All. A Dreamer sends only a part of herself. If Zarine does not return soon, her body will die. Perhaps she will live on in the dream. I do not know.”
“There is too much you don’t know,” Perrin muttered. He peered into the room and wanted to cry. Zarine looked so small, lying there, so helpless. Faile. I swear I will only call you Faile, ever again. “Why don’t you do something!”
“The trap has been sprung, Perrin, but it is a trap that will still catch anyone who steps into that room. I would not reach her side before it took me. And I have work I must do tonight.”
“Burn you, Aes Sedai! Burn your work! This World of Dreams? Is it like the wolf dreams? You said these Dreamers sometimes saw wolves.”
“I have told you what I can,” she said sharply. “It is time for you to go. Lan and I must be on our way to the Stone. There can be no waiting, now.”
“No.” He said it quietly, but when Moiraine opened her mouth, he raised his voice. “No! I will not leave her!”
The Aes Sedai took a deep breath. “Very well, Perrin.” Her voice was ice; calm, smooth, cold. “Remain if you wish. Perhaps you will survive this night. Lan!”
She and the Warder strode down the hall to their rooms. In moments they returned, Lan wearing his color-changing cloak, and vanished down the stairs without another word to him.
He stared through the open door at Faile. I have to do something. If it is like the wolf dreams . . .
“Perrin,” came Loial’s deep rumble, “what is this about Faile?”  “Lan told me I had to go, and then he said something about Faile, in a trap. What did he mean?”
Distractedly, Perrin told him what Moiraine had said. It might work. It might. It has to! He was surprised when Loial growled.
“No! Perrin, it is not right! Faile was so free. It is not right to trap her!”
Perrin peered up at Loial’s face, and suddenly remembered the old stories that claimed Ogier were implacable enemies. Loial’s ears had laid back along the sides of his head, and his broad face was as hard as an anvil.
“Loial, I am going to try to help Faile. But I will be helpless myself while I do. Will you guard my back?”
Loial raised those huge hands that held books so carefully, and his thick fingers curled as if to crush stone. “None will pass me while I live, Perrin. Not Myrddraal or the Dark One himself.” He said it like a simple statement of fact.
Perrin nodded, and looked through the door again. It has to work. I don’t care if Min warned me against her or not!  He thought he touched her ankle before he was gone.
Whether this dream of the trap was Tel’aran’rhiod or not, Perrin did not know, but he knew it for the wolf dream. Rolling, grassy hills surrounded him, and scattered thickets. He saw deer browsing at the edges of the trees, and a herd of some sort of running animal bounding across the grass, like brown-striped deer, but with long, straight horns. The smells on the wind told him they were good to eat, and other scents spoke of more good hunting all around him. This was the wolf dream.
He was wearing the blacksmith’s long leather vest, he realized, with his arms bare. And there was a weight at his side. He touched the axe belt, but it was not the axe hanging from its loop. He ran his fingers over the head of the heavy smith’s hammer. It felt right.
Hopper alighted in front of him.
 The sending was of a cub sticking its nose into a hollow tree trunk to lap honey despite the bees stinging its muzzle and eyes. The danger is greater than ever, Young Bull. Evil things walk the dream. The brothers and sisters avoid the mountains of stone the two-legs pile up, and almost fear to dream to one another. You must go!
“No,” Perrin said. “Faile is here, somewhere, trapped. I have to find her, Hopper. I have to!” He felt a shifting inside him, something changing. He looked down at his curly-haired legs, his wide paws. He was an even larger wolf than Hopper.
You are here too strongly! Every sending carried shock. You will die, Young Bull!
If I do not free the falcon, I do not care, brother.
Then we hunt, brother.
Noses to the wind, the two wolves ran across the plain, seeking the falcon.


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FIFA U17 World Cup : Netherlands knock out Nigeria's Golden Eaglets
by Tunde EludiniThe Nigeria U17 team have crashed out of the ongoing World Cup in Brazil following their disappointing 3-1 loss to the Netherlands early Wednesday.
Striker Sontje Hansen got all the three goals to propel the Oranje past the Golden Eaglets in a tense duel in Gioania.
The Ajax product netted two goals in the opening 15 minutes to put his side in front, then placed the match out of reach for the Nigerians with his penalty goal in the 80th minute.
The result means the Dutch will match up with either Paraguay or Argentina in their quarter-final, while the Golden Eaglets – five-time winners of this tournament – are heading home.
The Golden Eaglets have had to come from behind to win their first two group games but lost their last group game.
Coach Manu Garba boys started on the back foot yet agian in their Round of 16 tie.
They leveled back against the European champions while they were a goal down, then had no more answers as the Netherlands got two other goals


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This project is for the Barcelona Supercomputing Center for practicing programming in Python and working in programming environments.
If you found some of this useful or interesting, you can actually download the source code on GitHub following this link so feel free doing whathever you want with it.
As I try to clarify with his name, Pytom is a program made for actually download an organism file (PDB) and look for concrete atoms. For example, take the 2KI5 organism from PDB databases and search the information of all his carbon atoms. This is not so useful at a glance, but the objective is to learn how to work with frameworks, Git and public repositories.
Of course the code can be improved with new functions or with better code (I'm not a master, you know), and maybe I will take it once finished for adding more features, but at this moment the main objective is clear: Take information of concrete atoms from concrete organisms.
What you are actually seeing is a WebApp made with the microframework Flask. You may know it or even use it, but for me is all new and exciting! In the future I'm looking to learn how to use proper frameworks like Django or so, but for this project flask is enugh (actually I'm falling in love with it!).
Of course! This project is in development, it will be ended officialy on 2019 august 1st. After that, I will take vacations followed by returning to class (I study Bioinformatics). Perhaps in the future I will improve this project if it's worth it, so don't expect so much content here despites of my source code on GitHub or the actual functionality of this program.
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A StrConcept is a Concept specialisation which use strings
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StrConcept(vararg phrases: String)
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It all starts with a first slushy kick in our mother's belly.. An amazing moment that creates pain followed by immense joy!!! It just begins there. Then comes an infinite pain when the baby comes out . Wow! What a feeling!. A proud winning moment for every mother; A happiest moment for every father. Tears of pain rejuvenates with droplets of joy. The only instant when a babys cry makes someone happy (for being safe) rather than making sad. Life goes just like this. When there is a sad moment , it just gets replaced with a happy moment.
Pain is the preface for happiness. Journey of life is like a boat on a sea. Ripples fumble all around. When the tide is low, we drown down; when high - we rise and shine. If we desire something desperately and if we don’t get it , we just get upset. We get depressed. We get a feel like - Why only me. Our Inner chi goes down. But always remember!!! It’s just a down time in a ripple. It’s just a time to test our patience. It’s a time that will make us stronger . It’s time to look around and explore something astounding. It’s time to self realize. We have a rising tide coming on the way. May be we are destined to get something better. May be something on the way which we don’t even expect to exist. May be something that brings inner peace(just like Kung Fu panda.. :-) ). Every living being in this world goes through this phase. For few may be the ripples are denser and for few they are shallow. Eventually happiness covers around once the tide is high.
Time is the manager. Good times or bad times .. they just come and go. The fact about ‘How we are’ during tough times decides ‘What we are’. Its very important to keep our confidence and fight the war. We may lose multiple times!! But not always. If we have a determined goal and an exponential will power , followed by hard and smart work we will undoubtedly win. This winning becomes habit . This habit becomes success. Our Inner Chi just gets profused. So keep trying in whatever time you are. Be true to yourself and move ahead. Time brings in all.
SADNESS ALWAYS GETS REPLACED WITH HAPPINESS.
With Hope,
Pramod.


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The Year is 3223
Welcome to the lethal futuresport known as Audo.
Your racer accelerates fastest in the center lane and is destroyed when it collides with an opponent. After each lap an opponent enters the fray and a power-up is spawned in the center lane. Collecting the power-up grants a shield which absorbs your next collision. Subsequent power-ups while shielded grant a 50% speed boost.
Stay close to the center, collect speed boosts, and drift sideways to avoid opponents. Will you become the fastest in the galaxy?


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Patrick Stewart
Mako
Sarah Michelle Gellar
Kevin Smith - DIRECTOR
- Kevin Munroe
- RATING
- PG
- THEATRICAL RELEASE
- Mar 23, 2007
- MOVIE SYNOPSIS
- After the defeat of their old arch nemesis, The Shredder, the Turtles have grown apart as a family.
- MPAA RATING
- PG, for animated action violence, some scary cartoon images and mild language
- RELEASE COMPANY
- Warner Bros.
- RUNTIME
- 90 mins
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