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Hawaii island fire investigators suspect a fire at a vacation rental home in Volcano over the weekend was intentionally set.
Firefighters responded to the blaze at 99-2056 Pukeawe Circle just after 7:20 p.m. Sunday. The fire department said guests arrived at the short-term vacation rental and saw a small amount of smoke emanating from structure.
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Crews brought the fire under control at 7:55 p.m. and extinguished it five minutes later.
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"First, have a definite, clear practical ideal; a goal, an objective. Second, have the necessary means to achieve your ends; wisdom, money, materials, and methods. Third, adjust all your means to that end." -Aristotle


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Suits delves into the fast-paced, high-stakes world of a top Manhattan corporate law firm where hotshot associate Harvey Specter makes a risky move by hiring Mike Ross a brilliant but unmotivated college dropout, as his associate. As he becomes enmeshed in this unfamiliar world, Mike relies heavily on the firm's best paralegal Rachel Zane and Harvey's no-nonsense assistant Donna Paulsen to help him serve justice. With a photographic memory and the street smarts of a hustler, Mike proves to be a legal prodigy despite the absence of bonafide legal credentials.


Tik-Tok of Oz
by L. Frank Baum
Chapter 2: “Out of Oogaboo”
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1914
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Baum, L. F. (1914). Tik-Tok of Oz. Chicago: Reilly and Britton.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 7.0
- Word Count: 458
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: 20th century literature, american literature, books of oz, children's literature, fantasy, l. frank baum
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Three days later the Grand Army of Oogaboo assembled in the square in front of the royal palace. The sixteen officers were attired in gorgeous uniforms and carried sharp, glittering swords. The Private had picked his gun and, although it was not a very big weapon, Files tried to look fierce and succeeded so well that all his commanding officers were secretly afraid of him.
The women were there, protesting that Queen Ann Soforth had no right to take their husbands and fathers from them; but Ann commanded them to keep silent, and that was the hardest order to obey they had ever received.
The Queen appeared before her Army dressed in an imposing uniform of green, covered with gold braid. She wore a green soldier-cap with a purple plume in it and looked so royal and dignified that everyone in Oogaboo except the Army was glad she was going. The Army was sorry she was not going alone.
“Form ranks!” she cried in her shrill voice.
Salye leaned out of the palace window and laughed.
“I believe your Army can run better than it can fight,” she observed.
“Of course,” replied General Bunn, proudly. “We’re not looking for trouble, you know, but for plunder. The more plunder and the less fighting we get, the better we shall like our work.”
“For my part,” said Files, “I prefer war and carnage to anything. The only way to become a hero is to conquer, and the story-books all say that the easiest way to conquer is to fight.”
“That’s the idea, my brave man!” agreed Ann. “To fight is to conquer and to conquer is to secure plunder and to secure plunder is to become a hero. With such noble determination to back me, the world is mine! Good-bye, Salye. When we return we shall be rich and famous. Come, Generals; let us march.”
At this the Generals straightened up and threw out their chests. Then they swung their glittering swords in rapid circles and cried to the Colonels:
“For-ward March!”
Then the Colonels shouted to the Majors: “For-ward March!” and the Majors yelled to the Captains: “For-ward March!” and the Captains screamed to the Private:
“For-ward March!”
So Files shouldered his gun and began to march, and all the officers followed after him. Queen Ann came last of all, rejoicing in her noble army and wondering why she had not decided long ago to conquer the world.
In this order the procession marched out of Oogaboo and took the narrow mountain pass, which led into the lovely Fairyland of Oz.


The application helps the user know the most appropriate diet for the day. This app will first prompt you to know your BMI and then use the outcome to advise you of the most appropriate diet for the day. It takes your weight in kilograms and height in centimetres and outputs the BMI and give respective diet and exercises.


The TCP/IP Client class. More...
#include <tcp_client.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| TcpClient (std::string _server_name, int _port_number) | |
| int | connect_to_server () |
| Method to create socket, get the hostname and connect to server. More... | |
| int | disconnect_from_server () |
| Method to close socket when done with communication. More... | |
| int | send (json message) |
| json | receive (int size) |
| bool | is_client_connected () |
| virtual | ~TcpClient () |
| Calls disconnect_from_server. More... | |
The TCP/IP Client class.
Instance of this class will help to connect to server to send and receive json messages.
Definition at line 17 of file tcp_client.h.
| TcpClient::TcpClient | ( | std::string | _server_name, |
| int | _port_number | ||
| ) |
Constructor
| The | IP address (localhost in our case) and port number of the server to which client wants to connect to. |
Initializes client socket and connection status.
| The | IP address (localhost in our case) and port number of the server to which client wants to connect to. |
Definition at line 12 of file tcp_client.cc.
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Calls disconnect_from_server.
Destructor Calls disconnect_from_server.
Definition at line 84 of file tcp_client.cc.
| int TcpClient::connect_to_server | ( | ) |
Method to create socket, get the hostname and connect to server.
Create socket, get the hostname and connect to server. Return 0 on success or else throw error describing in which stage of connection establishment.
Definition at line 22 of file tcp_client.cc.
| int TcpClient::disconnect_from_server | ( | ) |
Method to close socket when done with communication.
Close socket when done with communication.
Definition at line 77 of file tcp_client.cc.
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| json TcpClient::receive | ( | int | size = 1024 | ) |
Receive message from server usually an acknwledgement or processed data.
| Size | of the buffer set to read the incoming message. |
Receive message from server usually an acknwledgement or processed data. Byte messages are converted to strings and then to json.
| Size | of the buffer set to read the incoming message. |
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| int TcpClient::send | ( | json | message | ) |
Send message to server.
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Send message to server. Json messages are converted into bytes to write into buffer.
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Chapter 14 Between-participant estimates
In Chapter 13 (Withing- and between-participant variability), we discussed the follwing idea: You might have a much better way to estimate differences, so forget about \(A\) and \(B\) individually and think of \(A-B\).
But does this mean that you should not estimate \(A\) and/or \(B\)? The answer to this quesion is entirely determined by your subject matter, as it might be extremely important to estimate them individually. All we said in Chapter 13 is that you have a much better chance to estimate \(A-B\) in some scenarios.
The field of statistics focuses on two main interrelated goals: (1) Estimating properties from data; and (2) Understanding the distributional properties of the estimates. Goal (2) usually takes place in the context of attempting to draw statistical inferences, but it needn’t be.
So if understading properties about \(A\) is what your research calls for, go ahead and estimate it. But when you estimate it, never forget (2) even if your focus at that point is not on making inferences. In other words, estimate some property of \(A\), say \(\bar{x}_A\), but don’t stop there. Study how \(A\) is distributed.
Let’s work through a simple example. Consider that your goal is to estimate the representative value of \(A\) (something like the mean, median, or mode). Here, \(A\) is a strange object of interest: “the neural trajectory in time when someone is under threat in a given experiment”. The goal of using this unusual object is to illustrate that the principle applies very generally, no matter what property you want to understand from your data.
When you estimate the representative value of \(A\), that’s a single value (or object in our case): that’s what statisticians call a point estimate. The problem is that while it might have great pratical and theoretical properties, the representative \(A\) is just that, a single thing. So you need to characterize how \(A\) is distributed.
When you look at the distribution of your estimate of \(A\), you might find that it’s so variable as to defy utility (Figure 7.1).
In other words, based on data at hand, you do not have a good way of understanding what \(A\) is really about. But this is something that you should report, not hide.
Why? Because that becomes a problem for a future study: designing a study in which \(A\) can be better understood. Based on your investigation, although you can’t estimate it well, you might gain multiple insights into doing this in the future. So this is very important. Your investigations are as much about “now” as the future of your research.


Documentation Generation Instructions¶
Note: Before proceeding, please build Drake from source. This is necessary because otherwise the various build targets mentioned below will not exist.
This section contains instructions on how to generate Drake’s documentation, which uses a combination of Sphinx and Doxygen. This includes API documentation (C++ and Python) and Drake’s website.
When using Bazel¶
To generate the website and serve it locally with webbrowser:
$ bazel run //doc:serve_sphinx [-- --browser=false]
The contents of the website are also available via
bazel build //doc:sphinx.zip
.
To generate the C++ API documentation:
$ cd drake
$ bazel build //doc:doxygen
$ bazel-bin/doc/doxygen [options]
$ bazel-bin/doc/doxygen --help # To learn about the possible options.
To generate the Python API documentation:
$ bazel run //bindings/pydrake/doc:serve_sphinx [-- --browser=false]
The contents of the Python API documentation are also available via
bazel build //bindings/pydrake/doc:sphinx.zip
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Static (Normal)
Relative
Absolute
Fixed
These four properties control the way you can set the initial position of your HTML elements when you are building a web page.
To get anything done, you have to understand that these are moved by manipulating the offset properties top, bottom, left, and right, so the command would look like
p {
position: relative;
top: 40px;
}
Just as a for instance.
Below is a breakdown of the difference between each of them...
Static
So static positioning just says that this element will just stack below the element above it, like the paragraphs you are reading now. Just the normal flow of things. It really is that simple.
You don't actually have to set position: static to use this as it is the default setting.
Relative
Relative positioning moves an HTML element relative to where it would have been in the static (normal) flow of things. So for instance, this paragraph should be moved 55px to the right and down 35px by adding
p {
position:relative;
top: 35px;
left: 55px;
}
Absolute
Absolute positioning removes an element from the normal flow of a web page and uses offset properties to position itself within the content, like the words
"Aw Yea, Absolute, Yall"
hidden in plain sight somewhere on this page - can you find it?
Aw Yea, Absolute, Yall
by adding this code
p {
position: absolute;
top: 305px;
left: 55px;
}
Fixed
Fixed position will remove your element from normal flow, but unlike absolute, it will keep you content where you tell it to stay in the browser instead of in the content. You'll never guess where my example of the below code is...
Aw Yea, Fixed, Yall
p {
position: fixed;
top: 0;
right: 0;
}


COOL RUNNINGS A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 5.3
Date Released: 10/1/93 Running Length: 1:38 Rated: PG (Occasional crude language)
Starring: John Candy, Leon, Doug E. Doug, Rawle D. Lewis, Malik Yoba Director: Jon Turteltaub Producer: Dawn Steel Screenplay: Lynn Siefert, Tommy Swerdlow, and Michael Goldberg Music: Hans Zimmer Released by Walt Disney Pictures
A bobsledding team from Jamaica? Well, as the old cliche puts it, truth is stranger than fiction. Except this film tries to fictionalize the truth, changing the story into one of mediocrity with no twists or surprises worth mentioning. What could have given a fresh look at an unusual sport proves instead to be a forgettable movie-going experience.
After having his chances of qualifying for Jamaica's 1988 Olympic track team dashed because of a freak accident, Derice Bannock (Leon) goes in search of another sport to put him in the world's spotlight. He chooses bobsledding, because ex-United States gold medal winner Irv Blitzer (John Candy) is living on the island. After recruiting his best friend Sanka Coffie (Doug E. Doug) as one of the team, and Irv as their coach, Derice looks for the other two members of the foursome. His choices are restricted to the only others who have interest - Junior Bevil (Rawle D. Lewis), a gregarious young man with a self-esteem problem, and Yul Brenner (Malik Yoba), a malcontent who looks like boxing might be more his style.
I'm not going to get into all the liberties that COOL RUNNINGS has taken with Olympic history--those are left to some other review of this film--but suffice it to say that little of reality remains. Hollywood has changed just about everything except the skeletal facts in order to make the movie more appealing and enjoyable to the average viewer, who would rather see triumph and sentiment instead of a less-palatable genuine account.
Sports formula pictures have spanned just about every sport but, to the best of my knowledge, this is the first one about bobsledding. In the time-honored tradition of the genre, we are presented with the underdogs as heros, shown a few routine hiccups along their path to the "big event", then given a resolution designed to get the audience clapping and cheering.
Often, it's the way these movies are handled that makes them successful, since originality is obviously at a premium. Pacing, chemistry among the actors, credibility of dialogue, a catchy score, and likability of the characters gain added importance. COOL RUNNINGS is marginally successful in all of these areas. There's nothing here to tax the mind, but the goal of feather-light entertainment is certainly met.
John Candy, whose physique seems to expand with every new role, has a better grasp of Coach Irv Blitzer than he has had on any part in a few years. I have always believed Candy to be at his best when he chooses light drama with a comic edge over straight comedy.  It also describes COOL RUNNINGS and, while this motion picture is far from a landmark, few could complain about Candy's performance.
The other four principals are equally effective, each striving to get the most out of a hackneyed role. All are better-suited to humorous situations than self-contemplation, so it's no surprise that the comedy scenes work much better than the dramatic ones. The action sequences, as the bobsleds whiz along the ice, are ably executed.
It's hard to knock a movie as inoffensive as COOL RUNNINGS, a project that's as enjoyable as it is vacuous. It's a family film that should be approached with appropriate expectations. There's nothing special here, nothing to elevate this picture above the dozens of others like it that are released every year. In many ways, it's well-suited for television--for those who have short attention spans and like to make occasional trips to the kitchen for a bite to eat without fear of missing anything. Perhaps that's the best way to watch COOL RUNNINGS--sprawled out on the couch instead of sitting in a theater seat. After all, in a season when pictures like this flare up then fade away quickly, the wait for video shouldn't be a long one.
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Year One
Year One
To say that 2017 was one hell of a ride would be, at the very least, euphemistic.
As it turns out, I’m not the only one who felt that way, either. Indeed, upon reflecting on the year past with many conversations over the last few weeks, the common thread woven was “growth” (read: pain).
But amidst the chaos of a personal life full of challenging changes, and a professional life seemingly anxious to follow suit, there were some noteworthy metrics to appreciate and celebrate.
- Over 64,188 km travelled to the likes of Montreal, New York, Chicago, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and even Berlin
- More than $500,000 in potential annual contract value (ACV) added to TouchBistro as a result of shipped and marketed product from our product roadmap
- Over 250 prospective and customer restaurants visited across the country, with more than 1000 hours worth of user research
- Over 150 product support cases closed for real small business owners at FreshBooks
- Over 50,000 words written and shipped for TouchBistro’s gargantuan rebranding and various product launches
- 10X the previous years’ gross revenue earned for my own small business
- 10% reduction in the amount of spend on unnecessary purchases (e.g., video games, tech toys, etc.)
Some really great accomplishments, to be sure. I can scarcely think of a year that I accomplished more than 2017, aside from perhaps 2012, when I lost 100 pounds and lay the ground work for the move to San Francisco that followed.
However, those gains came with a great many losses.
I left a marriage. I let go of a leadership role. I lost my only property in a city losing control of its real estate. I lost control of my eating and spending habits. I lost sight of my vision for what I wanted in my career.
In many ways, and in the wrong frame of mind, it would be easy to consider 2017 a loss overall. But while the year cost me a tremendous amount, I believe resolutely as the new year dawns that the flight’s destination was worth the turbulence.
And so, 2018 will be a transformative year for me, and more importantly, for my new business.
This is year one.
Origin Story
The first job that I loved was writing for Ars Technica.
I was so fortunate to have had Ben Kuchera take a chance on me and introduce me, at long last and much to the happiness of the many around me, to the world of professional writing.
Sure, I went on to have a successful career as a technical writer and then ultimately as a product manager and product marketer, but my heart belongs, and always will belong, to professional writing.
I’m no fictioneer. I have no grand ambition to become a novelist or a journalist.
What I loved then, and what I love more than anything else now, is writing about products. I love content marketing. I love technical writing and help guides and success stories. I love product marketing and copywriting and, hell, in some cases even advertising.
I love the “art” of telling stories about, or tangential to, products and services. I love getting people excited about, inspired by, and drawn toward the products and services that I am too excited about, inspired by, and drawn toward
Yet, for years, I have resisted pursuing this passion further. I have channeled that energy into building products worthy of that excitement, and while I have dabbled with the idea of making the jump, I have never committed to it fully.
Ground Zero
And so, after years of flirting with building a freelance business to do just that – to tell stories about products and services and the people that use them and the businesses that can succeed with them – I have finally decided that 2018 is the year I get serious about things.
That’s why I recently relaunched my personal brand and built a brand new homepage.
My journey as a small business owner has begun, and in 2018, I am setting out to 10X my revenues from the previous year.
So what does that mean? A few things:
- I’ll be writing a weekly post on this very Medium, syndicated across Facebook and LinkedIn, with the intent of providing value with stories and observations while generating new leads for my freelance business.
- I’ve teamed up with FreshBooks to help build some awesome products for my fellow freelancers out there while learning more about the business (and accounting!) involved in working for yourself.
- I am now actively soliciting new clients for my freelance work. 2017 saw me have some great success with Anthony and the team at Ambit, Nanci and the team at Food Forward, the crew at Guidepoint, and of course my alma mater TouchBistro.
I will have much more to share in the coming weeks and months, particularly about some of the new and exciting projects I have lined up with clients old and new, but one thing is certain: while 2017 was hard for many of us, the tides are turning.
Here’s to a better year ahead – for all of us.


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Problem: Previous examples might get caught with command-line auditing (powershell.exe invocation / Win32_Process Create)
Solution: Create a "Temporary" permanent WMI event subscription
Event filter example: __IntervalTimerInstruction
Event consumer: ActiveScriptEventConsumer
Execute "pushed" payload
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Minimal Pipeline Gem
Helper gem to manage pipeline deploy tasks
A Simple gem to help orchestrate pipeline tasks in ruby. It currently supports deploying containers to ECS via CloudFormation.
Tools Used
- Docker
- CloudFormation
- Packer
- https://github.com/stelligent/crossing - Encrypt files and store them in S3
- https://github.com/stelligent/keystore - Encrypted key value store on top of DynamoDB
Install
Clone source repo
$ git clone git@github.com:stelligent/minimal-pipeline-gem.git
$ cd minimal-pipeline-gem
# Install
$ gem build minimal_pipeline.gemspec
$ gem install ./minimal_pipeline-VERSION.gem
Documentation
Full documentation is available at https://stelligent.github.io/minimal-pipeline-gem/.
Contributing
- Checkout the code and run bundler:
bundle install
- Create a feature branch:
git checkout -b feature-name
- Make your changes
- Run rubocop:
bundle exec rubocop
- Fix violations, if any
- Run unit tests:
bundle exec rspec
- Ensure tests pass and 100% test coverage in maintained
- Commit changes, push, and open a pull request with a detailed description.
License
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Medical aid price increase for government employees
by Staff WriterSouth Africa’s largest restricted medical aid, the Government Employees Medical Scheme (GEMS) has announced price increases for 2020.
The GEMS is a medical scheme restricted to government employees, and with over 1.8 million beneficiaries is the largest closed scheme in the country, and the second largest medical scheme overall.
The scheme offers four levels of coverage plans for members (Sapphire, Beryl, Ruby and Emerald), with monthly contributions in 2019 ranging from R1,116 a month to R3,125 a month, for a single members (depending on salary band).
For 2020, the scheme has announced a weighted increase to contributions of 7.7%.
The scheme also announced a change in name of the Sapphire option which will now be called Tanzanite One.
“The Scheme endeavours to keep annual increases to a minimum without compromising members’ access to quality healthcare as we continue to prioritise the healthcare needs of over 720,000 principal members and over 1.8 million beneficiaries entrusted to us,” said Dr Stan Moloabi, GEMS chief operations officer.
These are the main changes to the scheme for 2020:
Tanzanite One
- Sapphire renamed to Tanzanite One
- Members will have access to a network of healthcare providers by nominating a general practitioner of their choice to coordinate their healthcare needs.
- Members will have access to private hospitals, subject to utilising the GEMS private hospital network.
Emerald and Emerald Value Option (EVO)
- Will have the lowest monthly contributions increase of all options
- Both EVO and Emerald benefit options offer the same level of healthcare cover, however EVO is more affordable as members make use of a network of healthcare providers having nominated a general practitioner of their choice to coordinate their healthcare needs.
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by Staff ReporterMembers of the Popular Front of India (PFI) were removed by police after they staged protests opposing the Supreme Court verdict on the Ayodhya land dispute in Coimbatore and Tiruppur districts on Friday.
Nearly 80 PFI members who gathered at Mettupalayam were removed by police and taken to a wedding hall on Annur Road, police said.
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Building takes object like following specify form attributes like action, and fields inside form.
{
"action": "index.html",
"method": "post",
"fieldsets": [{
"name": "About You",
"id": "about",
"fields": [
{
"type": "text",
"name": "firstName",
"id": "firstName",
"caption": "First Name",
"placeholder": "John",
"class": "first-name"
}]
}]
}
Validate takes an array of to-be-validated items and initialize rules and add event listeners to elements.
The object must contains an id(DOM id to append event listeners), rules which can be pipelined. You can include customed message for each rule, if not there are default messages.
[{
"id": "firstName",
"rules": "required|name|maxLength[35]",
"messages": {
"required": "First Name is required",
"name": "Invalid First Name."
}
}]
var formValidation = new validate('myform', validation[0]);
The default classname for error message is error-message
. Additionally you can add a hint, that would display when the input field is focused, and the default class name is hint
.
Both validate and build can be updated with new data.Validate would check each cached field and add/remove based whether it's on DOM. Build has a naive Virtual DOM implementation that would only change what is different in each fieldset, thus preserving the exsiting inputs.
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--- title: Team Contract ---
Team Procedures
-Team Meetings: We will meet on Monday at 7:30pm for the week on 9/3 and Sunday at 10am for
the rest of the semester in Duffield or Phillips.
-Preferred Method of Communication: We will use GroupMe to communicate with each other and
a shared google folder to share documents when when we are not using github.
-Decision-Making Policy: When decisions need to be made by everyone on the team, we will go with the general consensus. In the event our team is split two against two, the team lead for that
section of the semester will make the decision.
-Method for setting and following meetings agendas: The team lead will be in charge of setting
and following meeting agendas and uploading it to the shared google folder. The agenda should be set at least a couple hours before the meeting. Other team members are encouraged to add what they think is important to the meeting agendas and to make sure we follow the agenda.
-Method of record keeping: The team lead will take the necessary notes on the google doc already containing the agenda during the team meetings.
Team Expectations
1.Work Quality
a.Project Standards: We will hold ourselves to a very high standard so in the case that we
do not meet the standard, we will still have a more than acceptable final product.
b.Strategies to fulfill standards: Since we are asking a lot of ourselves, our work will be
challenging. When we need help we will ask for it. When having any issues, we will first ask each other for help, then the TAs and then the professor. Individually, we will be using online resources for help. We will not hesitate to ask for help.
2.Team Participation
a. Strategies to ensure cooperation and equal distribution of tasks: The team lead will
equally distribute tasks for each set of tasks. As members, we will communicate what are strengths are related to the tasks and give our input for what is a reasonable amount of work to give to a single person.
b.Strategies for encouraging/including ideas from all team members: We will not hesitate to share our ideas and make sure everyone in the group has an opportunity to share their ideas. That being said, no one will be micromanaging anyone else to see that their ideas are being used. We will decide as a group whose ideas will be used and when the tasks
are assigned, the tasks will be completed with the group’s decided upon idea.
c. Strategies for keeping on task: Within reason, do not hesitate to say “Can we stay
focused.” We are all busy and our time is valuable we should not be wasting each other’s time. Being considerate is important as to not waste someone else’s time. This includes not being prepared for a meeting and wasting everyone’s time atthe meeting, etc.
d. Preferences for leadership: Leadership in this group means that you temporarily have more responsibilities and small decision making authority. Leadership does not mean complete control of the group. The leader should be informal. The leader will be respectful and listen to everyone to make decisions, which should usually be in agreement with all group members anyways, when making any decisions for the group.
3.Personal Accountability
a.Expected individual attendance, punctuality and participation at all team meeting: Buy a
watch and be on time. If you have a valid excuse that is acceptable. Not many of the weekly meetings should be missed by any member. Everyone should participate in team meetings. If you do not have any new ideas, for example, that is okay, but ask questions, especially if we are talking about a topic that you are unfamiliar with. At team meetings, participate if you have ideas.
b.Consequences for Failing to follow Procedures and Fulfill Expectations: Reprimand by other team members if it is a problem. If you consistently fail to follow procedures and the group work is suffering, we will talk as a group about how to fix the issues, and talk to the professor too if necessary.
c.Expected level of communication with other team members: We should be very communicative. We can use the groupme to communicate things like when and where you are working, when we will finish certain tasks by, when you need someone else work, when we can meet, what problems are arising, etc. Everyone on the team should understand what everyone else is working on and be able to talk to everyone about anything related to the project.
d.Expected level of commitment to team decisions: We will discuss who is doing what tasks, so everyone should be complete their task since that was the group’s decision. Communicate to the group if there is a problem or you would like to change tasks after they have been assigned. We will try to be flexible. We will commit to decisions made as a team. If a decision has been made by the group and later a member realizes it should be different, consult with the group and we can either agree and change what needs to be changed, or continue with the original decision.
4.Consequences for Failing to Follow Procedures and Fulfill Expectations
a.Describe, as a group, you would handle infractions of any of the obligations of this team
contract: We will discuss as a group how we can change the problem and how to move
forward from the issue.
b.Describe what your team will do if the infractions continue: We will seek advice from the
professor if we cannot stop the infractions ourselves.
Team Leadership
If you would like to change your team lead tasks, ask in the GroupMe.
Week 1-4 (Start-up, Lab 1, Milestone 1): Rami Pellumbi
Week 5-8 (Lab 2, Lab 3, Milestone 2): Jackson Kopitz
Week 9-12 (Lab 4, Milestone 3): Jon Cruz
Week 13-16 (Milestone 4, competition, final report): Gururaj Bhupal
Acknowledgments
a) I participated in formulating the standards, roles, and procedures as stated in this contract.
b) I understand that I am obligated to abide by these terms and conditions.
c) I understand that if I do not abide by these terms and conditions, I will suffer the consequences as
stated in this contract.
Signatures
1.Jonathan Cruz 8/31/18
2.Gururaj Bhupal 8/31/18
3.Rami Pellumbi 8/31/18
4.Jackson Kopitz 8/31/18


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Susan Granger's review of "ART OF WAR" (Warner Bros.)
Talk about synchronous ideas: the same week that psychologist Richard Hatch became ultimate "Survivor," "Art of War" celebrates the concept of manipulation and control. It's all about using strategy to understand your opponent and defeat him. The idea of "Art of War" is based on an ancient handbook by Sun Tsu, a powerful Asian general who believed that wars can be won without ever having to actually fight. Many great generals, including Napoleon, used Sun Tsu's philosophy, and its tenets are as applicable to business, politics and winning TV game shows as they are to war. In the international suspense thriller, Wesley Snipes plays a covert American agent, a "fixer," who gets involved in the emerging trade relations between China and the Western world as a group of murdered Chinese refugees is found in a container in the New York harbor and the Chinese U.N. Ambassador is assassinated in the midst of delivering a speech. Because he was in the wrong place at the right time, Snipes is accused and the only witness who can prove his innocence is a Chinese translator (Marie Matiko). Meanwhile, Donald Sutherland is the U.N. Secretary General, a Canadian, with Anne Archer as his iron-fisted chief of security. Maury Chaykin is a senior FBI agent with his own agenda, while Michael Biehn is Snipes' partner. And Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa is a successful entrepreneur, an Eastern cowboy straddling two cultures. Director Christian Duguay relishes the gratuitous, realistic violence of Wayne Beach and Simon Davis Barry's script, but it's Snipes' hip, cool charisma that ties the enigmatic story together, On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "Art of War" is a slick, synchronous 7, the final summer popcorn picture. "It's the game that makes us tick" - and Wesley Snipes is the winner here.
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0.3.2
- Make the plugin dynamically loadable
- Update minimum supported platform version to 201
0.3.1
- Upgrade many dependencies, including pest,
kotlin, kotlinx.html, gradle, grammar-kit, etc.
- Compatible with latest Rust plugin
0.3.0
- Support exporting live-preview files into HTML
(right-click in live-preview!).
The inner-most rule information will be preserved,
syntax error information will be exported as well.
0.2.7
- Catch an exception (#27)
- Bump pest-ide dependencies
- Start using a custom version of asmble
0.2.6
- Regex-based rule highlight (#22)
- Something that hopefully fixes the index out of bound exception (#20,
#24)
- Fix comment lexer (#25)
0.2.5
- Rebuild native bridge with rust nightly published yesterday
- Do not ignore case in lexer
- Hide live preview action in non-pest files
0.2.4
- Fix
NoClassDefError
when Rust plugin is not installed (#18)
- Access native bridge information
- Live Preview is no longer
DumbAware
0.2.3
- Correctly bind doc comments to grammar rules
- Correctly syntax-highlight doc comments
- Re-highlight live preview when pest code is changed
- Support RGB-based colors (starting with
#
) in live-preview
- Handle syntax errors
0.2.2
- Bug fix on introduce rule (#17)
- Bundle a Pest VM in the plugin
- Support "Live Preview" by Ctrl+Alt+P (Preview!
Checkout this video instruction showing a quite work-in-progress on-the-fly syntax highlighter:
YouTube link)
- Support showing error messages from Pest VM
0.2.1
- Fix some compatibility problems, bump minimum supported platform version to 173
- Fix a critical bug in 0.2.0 (so 0.2.0 update is deleted)
0.2.0
- Introduce rule is now very very usable
It now detects existing occurrences and provides options for the generated rule type!
- Change silent rule color under dark themes
- Migrate to Kotlin 1.3.30, Grammar-Kit 2019.1, IntelliJ Gradle Plugin 0.4.7
0.1.7
- Support using ovewritable names
0.1.6
0.1.5
- Fix char lexer (#13)
- Fix psi reference range
0.1.4
- Fix rename problem (#9)
- Support find usages (#12)
0.1.3
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- Add tools menu option: browse website
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- Rule extraction (this is currently poorly implemented)
- Fix exception (#2)
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- Add code folding
- Add structure view
- Support string literal injection
- Support create file action
- Add Quote handler (automatic insert paired quote)
- Spell checker (for comments/rule names, strings are suppressed)
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Scientific documents with \LaTeX
Contents
Scientific documents with \(\LaTeX\)#
Introduction#
In your research, you will produce papers, reports and—very importantly—your thesis. These documents can be written using a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor (e.g., Word). However, an alternative especially suited for scientific publications is LaTeX. In LaTeX, the document is written in a text file (.tex
) with certain typesetting (tex) syntax. Text formatting is done using markups (like HTML). The file is then “compiled” (like source code of a programming language) into a file – typically in PDF.
Why \(\LaTeX\)?#
A number of reasons:
The input is a small, portable text file
LaTeX compilers are freely available for all OS’
Exactly the same result on any computer (not true for Word, for example)
LaTeX produces beautiful, professional looking docs
Images are easy to embed and annotate
Mathematical formulas (esp complex ones) are easy to write
LaTeX is very stable – current version basically same since 1994! (9 major versions of MS Word since 1994 – with compatibility issues)
LaTeX is free!
You can focus on content, and not worry so much about formatting while writing
An increasing number of Biology journals provide \(\LaTeX\) templates, making formatting quicker.
Referencing (bibliography) is easy (and can also be version controlled) and works with tools like Mendeley and Zotero
Plenty of online support available – your question has probably already been answered
You can integrate LaTeX into a workflow to auto-generate lengthy and complex documents (like your thesis).
Limitations of \(\LaTeX\)#
It has a steeper learning curve.
Can be difficult to manage revisions with multiple authors – especially if they don’t use LaTeX! (Cue: Windows on a virtual machine!)
Tracking changes are not available out of the box (but can be enabled using a suitable package)
Typesetting tables can be a bit complex.
Images and floats are easy to embed, and won’t jump around like Word, but if you don’t use the right package, they can be difficult to place where you want!
Installing LaTeX#
Type this in terminal:
sudo apt-get install texlive-full texlive-fonts-recommended texlive-pictures texlive-latex-extra imagemagick
It’s a large installation, and will take some time.
We will use a text editor in this lecture, but you can use one of a number of dedicated editors (e.g., texmaker, Gummi, TeXShop, etc.) There are also WYSIWYG frontends (e.g., Lyx, TeXmacs).
Overleaf is also very good (and works with git), especially for collaborating with non LaTeX-ers (your university may have a blanket license for the pro version).
Key \(\LaTeX\) features#
Environments#
Environments are used to format blocks of text or graphics in a Latex document. They are delimited by an opening \begin
and a closing \end
tags (except for certain math environments). Everything inside will be formatted in a specific manner depending on the type of environment. For example, the code
\begin{center}
Here is some text
\end{center}
Will produce “Here is some text” centered in the middle of the page.
The most commonly used Latex environments are:
Environment |
Purpose |
|---|---|
|
Center the elements (works for text as well as graphics) |
|
An itemized list (default is bullet points) |
|
An enumerated list (default is Arabic numerals) |
|
For displaying a Figure |
|
For displaying a table |
|
For displaying an equation inline (as part of a sentence) |
|
For producing an equation as a separate, display item (separate from the text) |
|
For displaying a centered, numbered equation as a separate, display item |
In all of these environments, you can use modifier directives to the environment to tailor them. For example, in the itemize
environment, the default is to create a list with bullets, but you can pick any symbol.
Below in your first Latex document example, you will see some examples of environments.
Special characters#
Some characters are “special” in Latex. These characters have a specific purpose, either inside a particular environment (e.g., table or equation), or both outside and inside an environment.
Character |
What it does |
|---|---|
|
Used to reference arguments for a latex command; similar to the way |
|
Used for opening or closing a mathematical equation or symbol; e.g., |
|
Comment character; everything from this symbol up to the end of line is ignored and will not appear in the final document |
|
Alignment character; used to align columns in tables, and also equations in math environments |
|
Subscript in math environments |
|
Superscript in math environments |
|
Use to group characters in math environments, and to enclose arguments in Latex commands |
|
(equivalent to the command |
|
Indicates a LaTeX command, as in |
Rendering special characters#
If you want to actually reproduce these special characters in your document, you have to “escape” them by adding a backslash (\
) in front of them. For example, writing $\%$
produces the actual percentage symbol, \(\%\).
Latex commands#
Every LaTeX command starts with a \
. There are two types of commands:
Commands without arguments: These commands are standalone, and do not take any additional arguments.
For example, in your first latex document above, the
\maketitle
command tells latex to render the title in the typeset document.Another example: to render \(\LaTeX\), you need the command
\LaTeX
Commands with arguments: These commands can (and often must) take arguments with curly brackets, which can be modified by including additional directives in square brackets before the main argument.
For example, in your first latex example above, the
\documentclass[12pt]{article}
Another example:
\date{}
inserts the current date.
Spaces and new lines#
Note that:
Several spaces in your text editor are treated as one space in the typeset document
Several empty lines are treated as one empty line
One empty line defines a new paragraph
Typesetting math#
There are two ways to display math
Inline (i.e., within the text).
Stand-alone, numbered equations and formulae.
For inline math, the “dollar” sign flanks the math to be typeset. For example, the code:
$\int_0^1 p^x (1-p)^y dp$
becomes \(\int_0^1 p^x (1-p)^y dp\)
For numbered equations, LaTeX provides the equation
environment. For example,
\begin{equation}
\int_0^1 \left(\ln \left( \frac{1}{x} \right)
\right)^y dx = y!
\end{equation}
becomes
Document structure#
Latex documents have a very specific structure in terms of the sequence in which certain elements must appear.
The start of the document#
The first command is always \documentclass[]{}
defining the type of document (e.g., article, book, report, letter
).
Here, you can set several options. For example, to set size of text to 10 points and the letter paper size:
\documentclass[10pt,letterpaper]{article}
Defining packages#
After having declared the type of document, you can specify special packages you want to use. Some particularly useful ones are:
|
Use colors for text in your document |
|
Formats and commands for typesetting mathematical symbols and equations |
|
Fine tune the formatting of headers and footers |
|
Include figures in different formats: pdf, ps, eps, gif and jpeg |
|
Typeset source code for different programming languages |
|
Allow rotation of tables and figures |
|
Allow formatting of hyperlinks. |
|
Allow line numbers |
The main body#
Once you select the packages, you must start the main body of your document with
\begin{document}
and end it with\end{document}
.
A first LaTeX example#
Let’s try writing an example Latex document.
★ In your code editor, type the following and save it as a file called FirstExample.tex
in a suitable location(e.g, in a code
directory):
\documentclass[12pt]{article}
\title{A Simple Document}
\author{Your Name}
\date{}
\begin{document}
\maketitle
\begin{abstract}
This paper analyzes a seminal equation in population biology.
\end{abstract}
\section{Introduction}
Blah Blah
\section{Materials \& Methods}
A foundational equation of population biology is:
\begin{equation}
\frac{dN}{dt} = r N (1 - \frac{N}{K})
\end{equation}
It was first proposed by Verhulst in 1838 \cite{verhulst1838notice}.
\bibliographystyle{plain}
\bibliography{FirstBiblio}
\end{document}
Note
Look carefully at the way some of the elements such as special characters and environments are used in this first example document.
Referencing and bibliography#
Now, let’s get a citation for the paper.
★ In the search box in Google Scholar type “verhulst population 1838”
The paper should be the only one (or the top one) to appear.
Click on the “Cite” icon (looks like two hollow commas) below the paper’s title etc., and a small Cite window will appear. Click on “BibTeX” in the list of format options at the bottom, which should lead to a page with just the following text:
@article{verhulst1838notice,
title={Notice sur la loi que la population suit dans son accroissement},
author={Verhulst, Pierre-Fran{\c{c}}ois},
journal={Corresp. Math. Phys.},
volume={10},
pages={113--126},
year={1838}
}
Copy and paste this into a file called FirstBiblio.bib
, saved in the same directory as FirstExample.tex
Compiling the Latex document#
Now we can create a .pdf
file of the document.
★ In a terminal type (making sure you are the same directory where FirstExample.tex
and FirstBiblio.bib
are):
pdflatex FirstExample.tex
bibtex FirstExample
pdflatex FirstExample.tex
pdflatex FirstExample.tex
This should produce the file FirstExample.pdf
:
In the above bash script, we repeated the pdflatex
command 3 times. Here’s why:
The first
pdflatex
run generates two files:FirstExample.log
andFirstExample.aux
(and an incomplete.pdf
).At this step, all cite{…} arguments info that bibtex needs are written into the
.aux
file.
Then, the second
bibtex
command (followed by the filename without the.tex
extension) results in bibtex reading the.aux
file that was generated. It then produces two more files:FirstExample.bbl
andFirstExample.blg
At this step, bibtex takes the citation info in the aux file and puts the relevant biblogrphic entries into the
.bbl
file (you can take a peek at all these files), formatted according to the instructions provided by the bibliography style that you have specified usingbibliographystyle{plain}
.
The second
pdflatex
run updatesFirstExample.log
andFirstExample.aux
(and a still-incomplete.pdf
- the citations are not correctly formatted yet)At this step, the reference list in the
.bbl
generated in the above step is included in the document, and the correct labels for the in-textcite{...}
commands are written in.aux
file (but the non in the actual pdf).
The third and final
pdflatex
run then updatesFirstExample.log
andFirstExample.aux
one last time, and now produces the complete.pdf
file, with citations correctly formatted.At this step, latex knows what the correct in-text citation labels are, and includes them in the pdf document.
Throughout all this, the .log
file plays no role except to record info about how the commands are running.
PHEW! Why go through this repetitive sequence of commands? Well, “it is what it is” – \(\LaTeX\), with all its advantages does have its quirks. The reason why it is this way, is probably that back then (Donald Knuth’s PhD Thesis writing days – late 1950’s to early 1960’s), computers had tiny memories (RAMs), and writing files to disk and then reading them back in for the next step of the algorithm/program was the best (and only) way to go. Why has this not been fixed? I am not sure - keep an eye out, and it might well be (and then, raise an issue on TheMulQuaBio’s Github!)
Anyway, as such, you don’t have to run these commands literally step by step, because you can create a bash script that does it for you, as we will now learn.
A bash script to compile \(\LaTeX\)#
Let’s write a useful little bash script to compile latex with bibtex.
★ Type the following script and call it CompileLaTeX.sh
(you know where to put it!):
#!/bin/bash
pdflatex $1.tex
bibtex $1
pdflatex $1.tex
pdflatex $1.tex
evince $1.pdf &
## Cleanup
rm *.aux
rm *.log
rm *.bbl
rm *.blg
How do you run this script? The same as your previous bash scripts, so:
bash CompileLaTeX.sh FirstExample
Exercise#
Note that I have not written the .tex
extension of FirstExample
when feeding it to the in latex compilation bash script above. Make this bash script more convenient to use by allowing users to compile the script by using
bash CompileLaTeX.sh FirstExample.tex
Some more \(\LaTeX\) features and tips#
Here are some more Latex features, and tips that might prove handy:
LaTeX can render pretty much every mathematical symbol and operator that you can think of (plenty of lists and cheat-sheets online)
Long documents can be split into separate
.tex
documents and combined using the\input{}
commandYou can use bibliography managers such as Mendeley or Zotero to export and maintain/update
.bib
files that are then ready to be used in a Latex documentYou can create new environments and commands, and create new ones in the preamble (which can also be kept as a separate document and inserted using the
\input{}
command)
Practicals#
First \(\LaTeX\) example#
Test CompileLaTeX.sh
with FirstExample.tex
and bring it under verson control underweek1
in your repository. Make sure that CompileLaTeX.sh
will work if somebody else ran it from their computer using FirstExample.tex
as an input.
Practicals wrap-up#
Make sure you have your Week 1
directory organized with Data
, Sandbox
and Code
with the necessary files and this week’s (functional!) scripts in there. Every script should run without errors on my computer. This includes the five solutions (single-line commands you came up with) in UnixPrac1.txt
.
Commit and push every time you do some significant amount of coding work (after testing it), and then again before the given deadline (this will be announced in class).
Readings & Resources#
General#
The Visual LaTeX FAQ: sometimes it is difficult to describe what you want to do!
The Overleaf knowledge base, including
\(\LaTeX\) Templates#
There are lots of LaTeX templates online, such for typesetting theses from particular institutions, or papers for a specific journal. There are some examples the
TheMulQuaBio
repo (undercode
).The Overleaf templates are extensive
These includes many Imperial College Dissertation templates).


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It is always a good idea to code with best practices in mind and on page.
This page links to documents and samples we have that explain and demonstrate best practices, including web standards, progressive enhancement and accessibility.
Progressive Enhancement with Spry
Separating Behavior from Structure - Unobtrusive Spry
Progressively Enhanced Gallery Demo
HTML Panel widget with graceful degradation
The Spry Element Selector is the tool we use to unobtrusively create widgets and Spry Data pages. Its file name is SpryDOMUtils.js and the overview is here.
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All rights reserved


Database
Database connection: successfulunsuccessful
Database error:
Auth
Basic auth system with email log in and session storage.
Sessions table: not installed.
Users table: not installed.
Once installed everything, delete the 'install' directory at public/install


This post recreates this post with proper formatting, syntax highlighting, etc.
library(tidyverse)
── Attaching core tidyverse packages ──────────────────────── tidyverse 2.0.0 ──
✔ dplyr 1.1.2 ✔ readr 2.1.4
✔ forcats 1.0.0 ✔ stringr 1.5.0
✔ ggplot2 3.4.2 ✔ tibble 3.2.1
✔ lubridate 1.9.2 ✔ tidyr 1.3.0
✔ purrr 1.0.1
── Conflicts ────────────────────────────────────────── tidyverse_conflicts() ──
✖ dplyr::filter() masks stats::filter()
✖ dplyr::lag() masks stats::lag()
ℹ Use the conflicted package (<http://conflicted.r-lib.org/>) to force all conflicts to become errors
library(skimr)
First we’ll load the data (download if necessary). I just started playing around with skimr::skim() to generate nice summaries. (digits doesn’t seem to do anything, though?)
Following the old post, we need to construct dummy variables for (a) before-and-after the EITC takes effect in 1994 and (b) the treatment group (1 or more children). We’ll keep these as logicals (rather than the numerics in the old post).
dataf = dataf %>%mutate(post93 = year >=1994, anykids = children >=1)
The “difference-in-differences coefficient” is \[\delta_1\], which indicates how the effect of kids changed after the EITC went into effect. Let’s take a second to plot this.
ggplot(dataf, aes(post93, work, color = anykids)) +geom_jitter() +theme_minimal()
Okay, so the scatterplot version, like, isn’t perspicuous. How about the un-dummied variables, and just the mean?
No summary function supplied, defaulting to `mean_se()`
The parallel trends assumption looks good, at least qualitatively. (Remember this only applies prior to the intervention.) However, the parallel trends are nonlinear, which maybe is why the example uses the dummied variable.
Anyway, on to the regression. Which, hey, is a linear probability model because econometricians are funny like that.
model =lm(work ~ anykids*post93, data = dataf)summary(model)
Call:
lm(formula = work ~ anykids * post93, data = dataf)
Residuals:
Min 1Q Median 3Q Max
-0.5755 -0.4908 0.4245 0.5092 0.5540
Coefficients:
Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|)
(Intercept) 0.575460 0.008845 65.060 < 2e-16 ***
anykidsTRUE -0.129498 0.011676 -11.091 < 2e-16 ***
post93TRUE -0.002074 0.012931 -0.160 0.87261
anykidsTRUE:post93TRUE 0.046873 0.017158 2.732 0.00631 **
---
Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
Residual standard error: 0.4967 on 13742 degrees of freedom
Multiple R-squared: 0.0126, Adjusted R-squared: 0.01238
F-statistic: 58.45 on 3 and 13742 DF, p-value: < 2.2e-16
This indicates that the EITC increased work (workforce participation? whether someone was employed?) by 5% among families with at least 1 child. In the second plot, the blue line goes from about 45% prior to 1994 to about 50% afterwards.


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- Full Name {{ user.name }}Books by {{ user.get_full_name }} ({{ user_books.count }}) + Add book
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|---|---|---|---|---|
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Cornerstone Committees help our members enter their professional careers, learn engineering software and hands-on skills, and socialize with others to form lasting connections inside and outside of this organization.
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You've heard it before, and likely pay lip-service to it: "time is the most precious commodity. It's the one thing you cannot buy." Do you believe this?
Do you believe that time can be killed or that time can be made? You use these phrases often, after all.
Yes, it is true you get the same 24 hours anyone else gets. And if you are like me, after spending just half of one of those hours on something deemed "not worthy," you feel a familiar pang of guilt... only to find yourself spending another doing the same thing.
Here's the problem: you are protective of the wrong thing. You complain about standing in a long line. What would you have done otherwise? Instagram? You tell that acquaintance you'll get together another night. So you can spend tonight on Netflix.
The precious commodity is not your time, but your attention. Without your attention, your time is meaningless. What you give your attention to in any moment is the only value that moment has.
And our attention has been hijacked. We have a deficit of it. It's weak.
I've recently begun meditating again (my third attempt at building the habit). The most difficult aspect, as anyone will immediately find, is controlling your attention.  See, the power in meditation is not in uplifting the spirit but in strengthening the skill of focusing your attention. To eventually be able to control it. To be mindful instead of constantly mindless. It's more difficult than it sounds. [1]
What is the most valuable thing to Google? To Facebook? To Twitter? To your favorite news media? It's their users' attention, and they're damn good at keeping it. Without it, they cannot keep you on the site, looking at and clicking on ads. This is not an original concept, but I still believe it is underappreciated. You are not paying for these services in time, but attention. And by being protective of your time but not your attention, you are duped into thinking it's a fair deal.
At the risk of sounding like the old "get off my lawn" grandpa persona I am surely bumbling towards, TikTok appears to be the worst offender. They reward the minimum amount of passive attention (15s) with the maximum amount of dopamine. It's a hormonal slot machine. An infinite jest.
Do not let these apps have unchecked control of your attention.
I contend that one of the most important skills we can develop is not time-management but attention-management. To actively manage who or what gets your attention. Decide not "what is the best thing to do with this next 30 minutes," but "what is the best thing to pay attention to for the next 30 minutes." You might surprise yourself.
This does not mean being busy for the sake of busy.  Do you prioritize a status-seeking state of busyness over progress, relationships, learning?
Indeed, take your leisure. But really pay attention to it. My personal favorite activities are reading and taking a walk while trying to pick out all of the different bird calls. But whatever it is, be active in your consumption.
Hear each note of your song.
[1] My favorite app, which instills this approach, is Sam Harris' Waking Up.


GET https://apis.wso2.com/api/am/publisher/v0.15/environments
This operation can be used to retrieve the list of gateway environments available.
apim:api_view
i
GET https://localhost:9443/api/am/publisher/v0.15/environments
Authorization: Bearer ae4eae22-3f65-387b-a171-d37eaa366fa8
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: application/json
{
"list": [ {
"showInApiConsole": true,
"serverUrl": "https://localhost:9443/services/",
"endpoints": {
"http": "http://localhost:8280",
"https": "https://localhost:8243"
},
"name": "Production and Sandbox",
"type": "hybrid"
}],
"count": 1
}
curl -k -H "Authorization: Bearer ae4eae22-3f65-387b-a171-d37eaa366fa8" "https://localhost:9443/api/am/publisher/v0.15/environments"
| Type | Name | Description | Schema | Default |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Query |
apiId required |
**API ID** consisting of the **UUID** of the API. Using the **UUID** in the API call is recommended. The combination of the provider of the API, name of the API and the version is also accepted as a valid API I. Should be formatted as **provider-name-version**. |
String |
| HTTP Code | Description | Schema |
|---|---|---|
200 |
OK. Environment list is returned. |
EnvironmentList |
304 |
Not Modified. Empty body because the client has already the latest version of the requested resource (Will be supported in future). |
|
404 |
Not Found. Requested API does not exist. |
Error |


--- layout: default title: Evelyne Groen ---
Hi there!
I am interested in data analysis, error propagation, uncertainty analysis and sensitivity analysis of mathematical models. Recently, I succesfully defended my PhD thesis An uncertain climate: the value of uncertainty and sensitivity analysis in environmental impact assessment of food at Wageningen University, the Netherlands. My PhD research focussed on the effect of correlation during uncertainty propagation on the variance of the model output. On this website, you can find the Introduction, Discussion and Summary of my thesis.
In addition, I will use this website to distribute MatLab and Python code for performing uncertainty analysis and sensitivity analysis, which were used in my publications.
Evelyne
PS 1. You can download my CV here: Curriculum Vitae Evelyne Groen. Last updated: 14/11/2016.
PS 2. If you would like to receive a copy of my thesis, please send an email to: evelyne [dot] groen [at] gmail [dot] com.
Cover PhD thesis Evelyne Groen


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| Row | Unique learner number | Name | Date of birth | Errors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |<PHONE_NUMBER> | Mahershalalhashbaz de Orellana Plantagenet | 10/10/1999 | You must enter a training price |
| 4 |<PHONE_NUMBER> | Taylor Lucas | 10/10/1999 | You must enter a start date |
| 21 | ---- | Melissa Shaw | 10/13/1899 | You must enter a training price You must enter a start date You must enter a unique learner number |
| 45 |<PHONE_NUMBER> | William ---- | 06/11/2000 | You must enter a last name |


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Note: Your task is to recreate the text, word for word, to the best of your ability.


Functional Map API: Working with multiple entries
We continue with the blog series on the experimental Functional Map API which was released as part of Infinispan 8.0.0.Final. In this blog post we’ll be focusing on how to work with multiple entries at the same time. For reference, here are the previous entries in the series:
The approach taken by the Functional Map API when working with multiple keys is to provide a lazy, pull-style API. All multi-key operations take a collection parameter which indicates the keys to work with (and sometimes contain value information too), and a function to execute for each key/value pair. Each function’s ability depends on the entry view received as function parameter, which changes depending on the underlying map: ReadEntryView for ReadOnlyMap, WriteEntryView for WriteOnlyMap, or ReadWriteView for ReadWriteMap. The return type for all multi-key operations, except the ones from WriteOnlyMap, return an instance of Traversable which exposes methods for working with the returned data from each function execution. Let’s see an example:
This example demonstrates some of the key aspects of working with multiple entries using the Functional Map API:
-
As explained in the previous blog post, all data-handling methods (including multi-key methods) for WriteOnlyMap return CompletableFuture<Void>, because there’s nothing the function can provide that could not be computed in advance or outside the function.
-
Normally, the order of the Traversable matches the order of the input collection though this is not currently guaranteed.
There is a special type of multi-key operations which work on all keys/entries stored in Infinispan. The behaviour is very similar to the multi-key operations shown above, with the exception that they do not take a collection of keys (and/or values) as parameters:
There’s a few interesting things to note about working with all entries using the Functional Map API:
-
When working with all entries, the order of the Traversable is not guaranteed.
-
Read-only’s keys() and entries() offer the possibility to traverse all keys and entries present in the cache. When traversing entries, both keys and values including metadata are available. Contrary to Java’s ConcurrentMap, there’s no possibility to navigate only the values (and metadata) since there’s little to be gained from such method and once a key’s entry has been retrieved, there’s no extra cost to provide the key as well.
It’s worth noting that when we sat down to think about how to work with multiple entries, we considered having a push-style API where the user would receive callbacks pushed as the entries to work with were located. This is the approach that reactive APIs such as Rx follow, but we decided against using such APIs at this level for several reasons:
-
We have huge interest in providing a Rx-style API for Infinispan, but we didn’t want the core API to have a dependency on Rx or Reactive Streams.
-
We didn’t want to reimplement a push-style async API since this is not trivial to do and requires careful thinking, specially around back-pressure and flow control.
-
Push-style APIs require more work on the user side compared to pull-style APIs.
-
Pull-style APIs can still be lazy and partly asynchronous since the user can decide to work with the Traversable at a later stage, and the separation between intermediate and terminating operations provides a good abstraction to avoid unnecessary computation.
In fact, it is this desire to keep a clear separation between intermediate and terminating operations at Traversable that has resulted in having no manual way to iterate over the Traversable. In other words, there is no iterator() nor spliterator() methods in Traversable since these are often associated with manual, user-end iteration, and we want to avoid such thing since in the majority of cases, Infinispan knows best how to exactly iterate over the data.
In the next blog post, we’ll be looking at how to work with listeners using the Functional Map API.
Cheers, Galder


The IIG account is different to your Neptun Id or your Inf Id. These credentials are mainly used to connect to the Wifi service at the University, access your Caesar (IIG) mailbox. Follow the link below to create a new IIG Id if you don’t have one. Sign in with your Neptun credentials the first time to create an IIG account. Once you have your own IIG account, you can use these credentials to sign in from the next time in case you want to change the password or something else.
To use the web app instead, please follow the below link and after signing in click on 'use the webapp instead' link/option when prompted.
You can find other details related on how to connect to the University wifi/alternate method to setup you IIG account in the below link.
https://www.esnelte.hu/wifi-setup-elte
1. Click Entry and change the language to english.
2. Enter your username and password and click login.
Credentials needed to sign in to the application:
IIG Caesar username
Password - The respective password provided to you for your username.
Step 1
Step 2


Browser Flip is a simple game that uses standard HTML, CSS and JavaScript markup to flip over tiles and expose hidden images. This game uses a common coding pattern that you’ll find in many places on the web today, particularly inside JavaScript based games and animation frameworks which need real-time responsiveness. See how long it takes you to flip over all of the tiles in different browsers.


$().SPServices.SPFindPeoplePicker
The SPFindPeoplePicker function helps you find and set People Picker columns. These little buggers are problem enough as it is, and selecting them and manipulating them with jQuery is something that a lot of people want to do. Add to that the fact that the People Picker is rendered differently in IE than in other browsers, and you have a challenge not unlike simple vs. complex dropdowns.
These are the columns which let us select known users in SharePoint, and they look something like this:
SPFindPeoplePicker allows you to get or set the values for People Pickers. When you call it with the DisplayName of a People Picker, the function returns an object which contains information about the People Picker’s structure and current value.
IMPORTANT NOTE: In v0.7.2, this function was mistakenly named $().SPFindPeoplePicker. This was inconsistent with the other function namespacing. As of 2013.01, both $().SPServices.SPFindPeoplePicker and $().SPFindPeoplePicker will work.
$().SPServices.SPFindPeoplePicker({
peoplePickerDisplayName: "",
valueToSet: "",
checkNames: true
});
The DisplayName of the People Picker in the form.
If you'd like to set the value of the People Picker, optionally provide it here.
If you'd like to "click" on the Check Names icon to resolve the name in the People Picker, set checkNames to true
. The default value is true
.
The function returns an object containing information and values which tell you about the People Picker you have specified:
This is reference to the table row which contains the People Picker. This can be useful if you want to hide or show the row conditionally based on some user action.
The full contents of the div[name='upLevelDiv']
element.
The current value set in the People Picker. If you pass a value into the function, it will be set and returned in this string. If there are multiple people specified, they are returned separated by semi-colons, as in the People Picker display.
This is a reference to the checkNames img tag in the People Picker. It’s used by the function to initiate resolution of a Person or Group value by firing the click event on it. Once you have this reference, you can do the same.
If the browser is Internet Explorer, then this object will contain the full dictionary entry values for each user or group in the People Picker value. If the browser is not IE, then the function calls GetUserInfo to retrieve similar values to mirror the dictionary entry structure.
Assuming there is a People Picker in the form for a column named Sales Rep that is set to contain the two people Eric Mullerbeck and Marc Anderson:
var salesRep = $().SPFindPeoplePicker({
peoplePickerDisplayName: "Sales Rep"
});
salesRep
will be an object with the following attributes. There are considerable differences between how the People Picker works in different browsers; the example below is from Internet Explorer. In the function I try to "smooth over" those differences.


'Detroit Rock City' (1999)
A movie review by Walter Frith
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Member of the ‘Online Film Critics Society' http://www.ofcs.org
In 1978, when he was still a protégé of Steven Spielberg's, Robert Zemeckis directed a film entitled 'I Wanna Hold Your Hand', named after the hit song by the Beatles and the story revolved around a group of New Jersey teenagers in 1964 who take a road trip to New York City to see the Beatles live on the Ed Sullivan Show. It gave us a look at their antics as the mischief and misadventures they got into were entertaining as sort of a second class version of 'American Graffiti'. The funny thing about the film was that it worked because it didn't try and do anything else besides entertain. Ditto with 'Detroit Rock City'.
Set in the year 'I Wanna Hold Your Hand' was made, 1978, a group of Cleveland teenagers do anything they can to see what they say is the greatest rock and roll band of all time, KISS. There is Hawk (Edward Furlong), Lex (Giuseppe Andrews), Trip (James DeBello) and Jam (Sam Huntington). This quartet of misguided youth sort of grow on you after a while and you'll swear you knew someone like each one of them when you were their age. They have a band entitled Mystery. They illustrate the letter 's' in their band after the letters 's' in KISS and anyone who knows KISS' style of design will know what I'm talking about.
There always seems to be a monkey in the wrench that prevents young people from having a good time and often rebelling because of it. In this case it's Jam's religiously fanatical mother, who says that KISS stands for Knights In Satan's Service. The opening scene has Jam's mother taking out a vinyl record from a cover labeled after the Carpenters and it turns out to be a mix-up as a KISS record plays and Jam's mother goes into a frenzy of anger and frustration. She eventually finds the four tickets the lads have to see KISS down the road a ways along Lake Erie in Detroit and she burns the tickets. After taking a Volvo belonging to one of their parents, they have to find an alternate plan to see the concert and try at every turn to get in and get more and more desperate as the film moves along.
Adam Rifkin, who has directed 'Denial', 'Welcome to Hollywood' and 'The Chase', keeps 'Detroit Rock City' moving along in an extremely leisurely manner. You come out feeling good, as if you've had a vacation. It's also the kind of film that makes you a little embarrassed to admit you like it. The thing that makes the film work more than anything else are the bizarre confrontations. There are Jam's encounters with his mother, the four teenagers confront a group of mean spirited disco lovers on Interstate 90 and there are some hilarious confrontations with anyone who stands in the way of the guys trying to see the concert.
Filmed in Scarborough, Toronto and Hamilton Ontario, Canada, the film looks very authentic in its depiction of the U.S. and the era in which its set, 1978. The mischievous teenagers are convincing and like in every good movie of its kind, one of them is a scene stealer. Writer Carl V. Dupre has the dialogue and style of the late seventies down perfectly. In a decade that gets a lot of ridicule for its fashions and certain music, it also happens to be the decade with some of the best rock music and some of the best movies ever made. Like the seventies, 'Detroit Rock City' turns out to be nothing more than a guilty pleasure as a party film for the summer, but that's all it needs to be and is a refreshing look at teenage antics in a recent slide where so many of them have just plain failed.
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A real estate management where the administrator can mangage properties, his agent and customers.
The customer can visit the real estate website and see the properties using appropriate filters like area, BHk, cost, locality. He can contact the agent via email or phone if interested in buying or renting the property. All documents are verified and the customers pays to the office. The agent gets 5% commission and the property is now delisted i.e made unavailable.
A person can also get his property listed at company's website by contacting the company directly or via company agents.
His property papers are verified and then listed.
The agent can also see his income made during a period and the property to which he allocated as agent.


Simple Date Picker
You can use two-way data binding to select a date or range of dates on a calendar. Calendars internally utilize an
interface called CalendarDay
, which contains the property date
.
To select a date you will create a new object that contains the property date, whose value is a native JavaScript Date
object. Then, using two-way binding syntax, set the selectedDay value to your new object.
Note that selecting a day (or range of days) in this manner will override any block/disable functions.
The default format for the input is MM/DD/YYYY. See the 'Formatting' section for details on how to change this.
Range Date Picker
Allows the selection of a range of dates. Only the first and last dates are passed back under ngModel.
Internationalization
It is possible to internationalize both the aria labels and the month names/weekdays through providing a
service.
Formatting
Providing a custom format for the dates is possible through providing a service.
Null Validity
Null input values are considered valid by default. Use [allowNull]="false"
to make them
invalid.
Date Picker in Form
The date-picker component may also be used within Angular Reactive Forms.
Position
There is also added [position]
attribute which allows us to decide where popup should be shown.


Oconee County Fire Rescue
Home
(current)
Members
View Members
Add Members
Certifications
View Certifications
Add Certifications
Reports
Members by Station & Radio
Members with Expired Certifications
Member List
{{ mb.lastName }}
,
{{ mb.firstName }}
Member
First Name
Last Name
Radio Number
Station Number
Email
Cell Phone
Position
Update Member
Delete Member
Member Certifications
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, {{ mct.certExpDate }}
New Certification:
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Certification Earn Date
Certification Expiration Date
Add Member Certification


| Opcode/Instruction | Op/En | 64/32-bit Mode | CPUID Feature Flag | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| F3 0F C7 /7 RDPID r32 | M | N.E./V | RDPID | Read IA32_TSC_AUX into r32. |
| F3 0F C7 /7 RDPID r64 | M | V/N.E. | RDPID | Read IA32_TSC_AUX into r64. |
| Op/En | Operand 1 | Operand 2 | Operand 3 | Operand 4 |
| M | ModRM:r/m (w) | NA | NA | NA |
Reads the value of the IA32_TSC_AUX MSR (address C0000103H) into the destination register. The value of CS.D and operand-size prefixes (66H and REX.W) do not affect the behavior of the RDPID instruction.
DEST ← IA32_TSC_AUX
None.
| #UD |
If the LOCK prefix is used. If the F2 prefix is used. If CPUID.7H.0:ECX.RDPID[bit 22] = 0. |
Same exceptions as in protected mode.
Same exceptions as in protected mode.
Same exceptions as in protected mode.
Same exceptions as in protected mode.


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Mailing Address
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15320 E Marietta Ave
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Phone
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