A static map is a simple image of a map, normally shown within a web page; it does not provide the same 'rich' features, such as dragging and smooth panning and zooming, that are found in the Multimap Open API V1.2 JavaScript applications. Static maps are often used to display maps to those users who do not have the required browser software to display maps based on the JavaScript Open API.
In addition to static maps, the Multimap Open API allows you to add draggable maps to your implementations. You may wish to display a static map as a "fallback" for those users whose browser configuration does not support the Multimap Open API. For details of how to do this, please see the Static Maps "Fallback" JavaScript example.
The Multimap Open API allows you to embed static maps in your own web pages. You can vary the map's appearance and behavior by means of several parameters.
You can use static maps to show:
However, please note that you can show only one of these feature types in any single request for a static map.
Here is an example of a URL for a basic example of a static map and the map that it generates. If you view this in your browser you should see a Multimap static map centered on Constitution Avenue, Washington, DC, USA at zoom factor 15:
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?lat=38.89207&lon=-77.0362
&zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400
In all the example URLs shown on this page,
[api_key]
should be replaced with your own Open API
key assigned by Multimap.
The maps and data used to provide this service represent copyrighted information, which is owned by Multimap's data partners. When implementing Multimap Open API Static Maps, you must display the link to Multimap's full Terms and Conditions of use near the map in your web pages: the URL for which is included in the code sample below:
Terms of use
The general parameters, their comment and examples are as follows:
| Parameter Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
bb |
This string specifies the bounding box for a search. | bb=-0.1426,51.5086; |
height |
This denotes the height in pixels of a static map. | height=400 |
lat , lat_2 , etc.
|
These denote one or more latitude coordinates. Please note that you should use the lat coordinate
only when specifying a static map that shows a single location; if
you wish to show multiple locations, you must specify their
coordinates using lat_1 , lat_2 , etc.
|
lat=42.29857 |
lon , lon_2 , etc.
|
These denote one or more longitude coordinates. Please note that you should use the lon coordinate
only when specifying a static map that shows a single location; if
you wish to show multiple locations, you must specify their
coordinates using lon_1 , lon_2 , etc.
|
lon=-71.16817 |
locale |
This determines the appearance of labels and other text on a static map, based on settings for language and geographic area. | locale=de-DE |
mapType |
This controls whether your Multimap service shows a static map or a static aerial photograph. | mapType=Map |
moveMap |
This comma-separated pair denotes the distances in pixels to move a static map east and north respectively. | moveMap=40.0 |
moveMapMeters |
This comma-separated pair denotes the distances in meters to move a static map east and north respectively. | moveMapMeters=-100,0 |
output |
This parameter determines the type or file format of the map or image that the Multimap Static Maps service returns. | output=png |
width |
This denotes the width in pixels of a static map. | width=400 |
zoom |
These 'delta parameters' denote the number of zoom factors to zoom a static map inwards (positive value) or outwards (negative value). | zoom=1 |
zoomFactor |
This number denotes the zoom factor at which the map appears. | zoomFactor=15 |
You can also control the static map type and show static maps of earlier location-search results.
You can specify one or more locations using coordinates of latitude and longitude:
You can specify a coordinate pair using a single parameter for each coordinate. All coordinate pairs are expressed in decimal degrees using the unprojected WGS84 coordinate system:
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key] ?lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911&zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400
A coordinate list consists of a series of coordinates as shown below; the name of each element must include an enumerated suffix. All coordinate pairs are expressed in decimal degrees using the unprojected WGS84 coordinate system:
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]? &lat_1=42.29857&lon_1=-71.16817&lat_2=42.40553&lon_2=-70.99651 &lat_3=42.87652&lon_3=-70.38762&width=400&height=400
Please note that maps whose URLs contain coordinates for more than one location are automatically scaled to show all their locations by default: there is no need to specify a zoomFactor parameter. If a zoomFactor parameter is specified in a URL showing multiple coordinates, some of the locations' markers might not be visible if they are located outside the view of the map.
You can specify an address to be shown on your map using address input parameters:
| Parameter Name | Description | Permissible Values | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
city |
This parameter refers to the city, town or suburb for the input address. | string | city=Boston |
countryCode |
This parameter refers to a two-letter ISO country code for the input address. If countryCode is not specified, it defaults to Great Britain. | two-letter ISO country code | countryCode=GB |
gcFirstAlt |
This parameter displays all possible matches as multiple locations on a single map. The default value of this parameter is "1" so, if you wish your map to display all possible results, you should specify this parameter with a value "0". | Boolean ("1" (default) or "0") | gcFirstAlt=0 |
postalCode |
This parameter refers to the postal code for the input address. | Any valid full or partial postal code | postalCode=EC4A2DY |
qs |
This parameter refers to an address or place name entered as a
single string, preferable with countryCode .
|
string | qs=EC4A2DY |
region |
This parameter refers to the region or local area for the input address. | string | region=England |
state |
This parameter refers to the state, province or territory for the input address. | string | state=MA |
street |
This parameter refers to street (optionally including a building name) for the input address. | string | street=Fleet%20Street |
ZIP |
The ZIP code for the input address; it is a synonym for
postalCode .
|
string | ZIP=02116 |
Here is an example of an embedded URL showing the location of Fleet Street in London, Great Britain:
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?qs=Fleet%20Street,London&countryCode=GB
When the result of a geocoding request returns more than one possible match, your map's default behavior is to show the first alternative that it finds. If you wish to alter this behavior to show all possible matches as multiple locations on a single map, please use the gcFirstAlt parameter. The default Boolean value of this parameter is 1 so, if you wish your map to display all possible results, you should specify this parameter with the value 0.
Please note that you can also use the gcFirstAlt parameter to determine whether a result of a geocoding request is the only possible match or whether multiple matches exist.
Here is an example of an embedded URL showing all possible matches of "Clapham Road" in Great Britain:
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key] ?street=Clapham%20Road&town=Clapham&countryCode=GB&gcFirstAlt=0
Please note that:
| Parameter Name | Description | Permissible Values | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
routeColor |
This is a three- or six-digit hexadecimal code which determines the color in which the polyline or polygon representing a route appears on a map. | Any valid HTML hexadecimal color name | routeColor=0000FF |
routeEndLabel |
This label is displayed over the icon marking the end of the route. | Any string of characters | routeEndLabel=Finish |
route_Key |
This is the unique route key that identifies a route from a previous enquiry. The COUNTER with this parameter should always start with 1, followed by 2 and so on. | Any valid Multimap route key |
routeKey=DC,-0.97290:51.44850;-0.97069:51.45488,8 |
routeOpacity |
This attribute determines the degree of transparency of the polyline or polygon that represents a route on a map. | Any real number between 0 and 1 | routeOpacity=0.75 |
routeStartLabel |
This label is displayed over the icon marking the beginning of the route. | Any string of characters | routeStartLabel=Start |
routeThickness |
This attribute determines the thickness of the polyline or polygon that represents a route on a map. | Any real number (1.0 for default thickness, 2.0 for twice default thickness, 0.5 for half default thickness, etc.) | routeThickness=0.5 |
Here is an example of a URL showing a single route in Florida,
US using routeColor
and routeOpacity
parameters:
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key] ?routeKey=US,-80.28732:25.78210;-80.45884:25.07744,0 &width=400&height=400&routeColor=255,0,0&routeOpacity=1
Multimap Open API V1.2 Static Maps support the Local Information module which allows you to display points of interest of various types within the bounds of a static map.
| Parameter Name | Description | Permissible Values | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
overlayCount |
This parameter specifies the number of records returned in the results. | Integer or comma-separated list of integers | overlayCount=10 |
overlayDataSource |
This parameter specifies the data source to use. It is possible to search multiple data sources in one request by specifying a comma-separated list. | Comma-separated list | overlayDataSource=mm.poi.global.general.atm,
mm.poi.UK.premium.parking |
overlayLabel |
This parameter is a list of labels that are displayed over the markers for the corresponding data sources. | Comma-separated list of strings of characters | overlayLabel=%24,P |
overlayOpacity |
This parameter is a list of values that determine the degree of transparency of the markers for the corresponding data sources. | Any real numbers between 0 and 1 | overlayOpacity=0.8,1.0 |
Here is an example of a static map centered on the City of
Westminster in London, Great Britain. The example displays local
information markers for bank ATMs and parking spaces, where
overlayLabel
"ATM" denotes bank ATMs and "P" denotes
parking spaces. The overlayCount
parameter specifies
the maximum number of markers to display for each of the data
sources in the overlayDataSource
list,
mm.poi.global.general.atm and
mm.poi.UK.premium.parking:
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key] ?overlayCount=100,100&lat=51.50002&lon=-0.12618 &overlayDataSource=mm.poi.global.general.atm,mm.poi.UK.premium.parking &zoomFactor=16&overlayLabel=ATM,P
You can specify the size of your map by using the
width
and height
parameters to specify
the map's dimensions in pixels:
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911 &zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400
If you do not specify the dimensions of your static map, it appears at a default size of 200 pixels wide by 200 pixels high.
Please note that Multimap's recommended limits on map size are:
Multimap Open API V1.2 Static Maps support panning of a map in
any direction by means of the moveMap
and
moveMapMeters
parameters.
The coordinate system of the map has its point of origin (0,0) at the top left-hand corner of the web page, with the positive x-axis increasing toward the right and the positive y-axis increasing in value as its position moves downwards. This is in accordance with several recognized standards for coordinate systems that are in use.
A graphic depiction is shown below.
You should specify panning directions in a comma-separated pair with positive values for south and east and negative values for north and west:
To pan by a number of pixels, suffix the moveMap
parameter with the number of pixels by which you wish to pan:
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911 &zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400&moveMap=-25,0
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911 &zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400&moveMap=0,25
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911 &zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400&moveMap=25,-25
To pan by a specific distance in meters, include the
moveMapMeters
parameter.
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911 &zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400&moveMapMeters=-100,0
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911 &zoomFactor=14&width=400&height=400&moveMapMeters=0,-500
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911 &zoomFactor=12&width=400&height=400&moveMapMeters=10000,10000
Please note that panning a map by a fixed distance in meters becomes less noticeable for maps that are rendered at low zoom factors ('zoomed out').
A static map request with the parameter "output=xml" gives you URLs to pan your current map in different directions. For details, please see the Multimap Open API V1.2 Static Maps XML documentation.
Maps can be zoomed in and out by means of the
zoomFactor
and zoom
parameters. Maps are
available between zoom factor 1 ("zoomed out") and zoom factor 18
("zoomed in"), although not all zoom factors are available for all
areas.
If you specify a map without including a zoom factor in your
URL, the map is automatically zoomed to an appropriate zoom factor.
This behavior can be overridden by using the
zoomFactor
and zoom
parameters.
The zoomFactor parameter returns the map at a specific zoom factor:
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911 &zoomFactor=14&width=400&height=400
You can zoom a map from its current default factor using the zoom delta parameter, which specifies the number of zoom factors to zoom in or out. The resultant map is clipped to the extents of coverage, and does not change if the map is already at the largest or smallest available zoom factor. A positive value zooms in and a negative value zooms out. The maximum zoom out value is "1" whereas the maximum zoom in value depends on the map data available for the area.
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911 &zoom=2&width=400&height=400
(You could also zoom a map from a specified zoom factor by combining the zoomFactor and zoom parameters.)
Here is an example of a URL showing a static map centered on Constitution Avenue, Washington, DC, USA at zoom factor 15, with controls added to allow users to pan and zoom the map:
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?lat=38.89207&lon=-77.0362 &zoomFactor=15&width=500&height=300
You can use the mapType
parameter to request a
static map or a static aerial photograph: the default value is
"map".
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911 &zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400&mapType=map
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911 &zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400&mapType=aerial
If required, you can use the optional output
parameter to determine the file format in which a static map image
is rendered:
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?output=png &lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911&zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?output=jpg &lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911&zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?output=gif &lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911&zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400
http://clients.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?output=json &lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911&zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?output=xml &lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911&zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400
The default output format is PNG for static maps and JPG for static aerial photographs. The XML output returns information about the static map and allows pan and zoom links to be easily constructed, in addition to the static map URL. For details, please see the Multimap Open API V1.2 Static Maps XML Documentation.
The locale
parameter lets you create different
versions of the Multimap Open API that offer support in several
different languages, by specifying the user's language and
geographic area, for:
The default value is "en-US" for US-English, but other locales are possible:
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?locale=es-ES &lat=41.38792&lon=2.16992&zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?locale=fr-FR &lat=51.123&lon=-0.9911&zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?locale=en-GB &lat=51.51453&lon=-0.10845&zoomFactor=15&width=400&height=400
Please follow this link to see a
full list of permissible values for the locale
parameter.
In the event of a service failure or a failure to provide valid parameters, Multimap Open API V1.2 Static Maps return an error code.
Here is an example of a request which does not contain or could not be resolved to any valid coordinates (for example, if you specify "long" instead of "lon" in the input address):
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?lat=-33.8684&long=151.20851
Instead of a map, the output of this request is displayed as:
In order to view the corresponding XML output of a request, add
output=xml
anywhere in the request, for example:
http://developer.multimap.com/API/map/1.2/[api_key]?lat=-33.8684&long=151.20851&output=xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <Error xmlns="http://developer.multimap.com/API" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://developer.multimap.com/API http://developer.multimap.com/Schema/error_1.2.xsd"> <ErrorCode> MM_MAP_ERROR_NO_COORDINATES </ErrorCode> <Explanation> We're sorry; you didn't specify any search criteria. Please try again. </Explanation> </Error>
For a complete list of error messages, please see XML Error Codes.
Some of the most commonly-used operating systems and browsers do not support URLs of more than 2083 characters. In order to display static maps correctly, the length of your URLs must remain within this limit. To ensure this, Multimap recommends that you do not specify more than 50 pairs of coordinates when creating a request for multiple locations.
Please note, also, that using long lists of paired coordinate parameters to show more than a few locations is inefficient and may affect the performance of your Multimap Open API service.
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java.lang.Object coins.backend.ana.LiveVariableSlotwise
Yet another live variable analysis. Analysis done by slotwise (each variables separately)
| Field Summary | |
static coins.backend.ana.LiveVariableSlotwise.Analyzer |
analyzer
Factory singleton. |
| Method Summary | |
void |
addLiveInSet(NumberSet x,
BasicBlk blk)
Add set of live variable numbers at entry to NumberSet x. |
void |
addLiveOutSet(NumberSet x,
BasicBlk blk)
Add set of live variable numbers at exit of block blk to NumberSet x. |
void |
getLiveInSet(NumberSet x,
BasicBlk blk)
Copy set of live variable numbers at entry to NumberSet x. |
void |
getLiveOutSet(NumberSet x,
BasicBlk blk)
Copy set of live variable numbers at exit of block blk to NumberSet x. |
boolean |
isLiveAtEntry(int regvar,
BasicBlk blk)
Return true if variable regvar is live at entry of blk. |
boolean |
isLiveAtEntry(Symbol regvar,
BasicBlk blk)
Return true if variable regvar is live at entry of blk. |
boolean |
isLiveAtExit(int regvar,
BasicBlk blk)
Return true if variable regvar is live at exit of blk. |
boolean |
isLiveAtExit(Symbol regvar,
BasicBlk blk)
Return true if variable regvar is live at exit of blk. |
boolean |
isUpToDate()
Return true if this analysis is up to date. |
BiList |
liveIn(BasicBlk blk)
Return the list of live variables at entry of basic block blk. |
NumberSet |
liveInSet(BasicBlk blk)
Return set of live variable numbers at entry of basic block. |
BiList |
liveOut(BasicBlk blk)
Return the list of live variables at exit of basic block blk. |
NumberSet |
liveOutSet(BasicBlk blk)
Return set of live variable numbers at exit of basic block. |
void |
printAfterBlock(BasicBlk blk,
java.io.PrintWriter output)
Called after each Basic Block. |
void |
printAfterFunction(java.io.PrintWriter output)
Called after function body. |
void |
printAfterStmt(LirNode stmt,
java.io.PrintWriter output)
Called after each statement. |
void |
printBeforeBlock(BasicBlk blk,
java.io.PrintWriter output)
Called before each Basic Block. |
void |
printBeforeFunction(java.io.PrintWriter output)
Debug print entries required by interface. |
void |
printBeforeStmt(LirNode stmt,
java.io.PrintWriter output)
Called before each statement. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
public static final coins.backend.ana.LiveVariableSlotwise.Analyzer analyzer
| Method Detail |
public boolean isLiveAtEntry(Symbol regvar, BasicBlk blk)
isLiveAtEntry
in interface LiveVariableAnalysis
public boolean isLiveAtEntry(int regvar, BasicBlk blk)
isLiveAtEntry
in interface LiveVariableAnalysis
public boolean isLiveAtExit(Symbol regvar, BasicBlk blk)
isLiveAtExit
in interface LiveVariableAnalysis
public boolean isLiveAtExit(int regvar, BasicBlk blk)
isLiveAtExit
in interface LiveVariableAnalysis
public BiList liveOut(BasicBlk blk)
liveOut
in interface LiveVariableAnalysis
public BiList liveIn(BasicBlk blk)
liveIn
in interface LiveVariableAnalysis
public NumberSet liveInSet(BasicBlk blk)
liveInSet
in interface LiveVariableAnalysis
public NumberSet liveOutSet(BasicBlk blk)
liveOutSet
in interface LiveVariableAnalysis
public void getLiveOutSet(NumberSet x, BasicBlk blk)
getLiveOutSet
in interface LiveVariableAnalysis
public void addLiveOutSet(NumberSet x, BasicBlk blk)
addLiveOutSet
in interface LiveVariableAnalysis
public void getLiveInSet(NumberSet x, BasicBlk blk)
getLiveInSet
in interface LiveVariableAnalysis
public void addLiveInSet(NumberSet x, BasicBlk blk)
addLiveInSet
in interface LiveVariableAnalysis
public boolean isUpToDate()
isUpToDate
in interface LocalAnalysis
public void printBeforeFunction(java.io.PrintWriter output)
printBeforeFunction
in interface LocalAnalysis
public void printBeforeBlock(BasicBlk blk, java.io.PrintWriter output)
LocalAnalysis
printBeforeBlock
in interface LocalAnalysis
public void printAfterBlock(BasicBlk blk, java.io.PrintWriter output)
LocalAnalysis
printAfterBlock
in interface LocalAnalysis
public void printBeforeStmt(LirNode stmt, java.io.PrintWriter output)
LocalAnalysis
printBeforeStmt
in interface LocalAnalysis
public void printAfterStmt(LirNode stmt, java.io.PrintWriter output)
LocalAnalysis
printAfterStmt
in interface LocalAnalysis
public void printAfterFunction(java.io.PrintWriter output)
LocalAnalysis
printAfterFunction
in interface LocalAnalysis
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Met Office issues yellow weather warning - predicting 60-70 mph winds across Lancashire
by Colin AinscoughWeather experts at the Met Office have issued a yellow weather warning of high winds for Lancashire and the North West tomorrow (Tuesday, December 10, 2019).
The warning which is in place from 5am until 5pm covers Lancashire, as well as Blackburn with Darwen, Cheshire East, Cheshire West and Chester, Cumbria, Greater Manchester, Halton, Merseyside and Warrington.
Gust of 60-70mph are expected along coastal areas and higher ground.
Residents are being warned to expect travel disruption to road, rail, air and ferry transport, along with the possibility of power cuts across the region.
A Met Office spokesman said: "Very strong south to southwesterly winds are expected to develop across parts of Wales, England and Scotland during Tuesday.
"Winds will strengthen through the morning with gusts of 50-60 mph likely inland, and 60-70 mph around some coasts and over higher ground.
"The strongest winds will probably occur ahead of an intense band of rain that is expected to move quickly eastwards during the day, winds easing once this clears."
This is what to expect:
• Some delays to road, rail, air and ferry transport are likely
• Probably some bus and train services affected, with some journeys taking longer, made worse by spray and surface water
• Delays for high-sided vehicles on exposed routes and bridges likely
• Some short term loss of power and other services is possible


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A legend
Learning Reflections
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Neuroplasticity and the Growth Mindset
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Foundations: Reflections
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Configuration options for org.apache.spark.mllib.tree.GradientBoostedTrees.
Stores all the configuration options for tree construction
Stores all the configuration options for tree construction
Enum to select the algorithm for the decision tree
Enum to select the algorithm for the decision tree
Enum to describe whether a feature is "continuous" or "categorical"
Enum to describe whether a feature is "continuous" or "categorical"
Enum for selecting the quantile calculation strategy
Enum for selecting the quantile calculation strategy
Configuration options for org.apache.spark.mllib.tree.GradientBoostedTrees.
Parameters for the tree algorithm. We support regression and binary classification for boosting. Impurity setting will be ignored.
Loss function used for minimization during gradient boosting.
Number of iterations of boosting. In other words, the number of weak hypotheses used in the final model.
Learning rate for shrinking the contribution of each estimator. The learning rate should be between in the interval (0, 1]
validationTol is a condition which decides iteration termination when runWithValidation is used. The end of iteration is decided based on below logic: If the current loss on the validation set is greater than 0.01, the diff of validation error is compared to relative tolerance which is validationTol * (current loss on the validation set). If the current loss on the validation set is less than or equal to 0.01, the diff of validation error is compared to absolute tolerance which is validationTol * 0.01. Ignored when
org.apache.spark.mllib.tree.GradientBoostedTrees.run()
is used.


◄ 19th IPHO 1988 ►
Country results • Individual results
| Contestant | Country | Rank | Award |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conrad McDonnell | United Kingdom | 1 | Gold Medal |
| Gábor Drasny | Hungary | 2 | Gold Medal |
| Gunther Seitz | Germany | 3 | Gold Medal |
| Yangsong Chen | People's Republic of China | 4 | Gold Medal |
| Boris Karadjov | Bulgaria | 5 | Gold Medal |
| Klaus Hallatschek | Germany | 6 | Gold Medal |
| Costin Popescu | Romania | 7 | Gold Medal |
| Yuri Kravchenko | Union of Soviet Socialist Republics | 8 | Silver Medal |
| Christian Gavrila | Romania | 9 | Silver Medal |
| Duiliu Diaconescu | Romania | 10 | Silver Medal |
| Mats Persson | Sweden | 11 | Silver Medal |
| Michael Edwards | United States of America | 12 | Silver Medal |
| Stefan Simion | Romania | 13 | Silver Medal |
| Cezary Śliwa | Poland | 14 | Silver Medal |
| Jianbo Xu | People's Republic of China | 15 | Silver Medal |
| Norbert Miskolczi | Hungary | 16 | Silver Medal |
| Matthew Stone | United States of America | 17 | Silver Medal |
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| Rashmi Tank | United Kingdom | 19 | Silver Medal |
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| Radek Vystavěl | Czechoslovakia | 21 | Silver Medal |
| Aleksander Mazurenko | Union of Soviet Socialist Republics | 22 | Silver Medal |
| Feng Chen | People's Republic of China | 23 | Silver Medal |
| Hans Olsson | Sweden | 24 | Silver Medal |
| Lucian Ciobica | Romania | 25 | Silver Medal |
| Daniel Bertilsson | Sweden | 26 | Silver Medal |
| Ian Lovejoy | United States of America | 27 | Silver Medal |
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hoi hoi this is a message from your girlfrend
hey hey this is a message from yourself


Each of the five answers corresponds to one of the five cultural houses in New House. From the 2016 dorm website we find that each of the cultural houses takes up some floors of one or more of the six physical Houses that make up New House. If we order the cultural houses by the order we would get to them from the entrance of the dorm (i.e., from smallest to largest House number, with ties broken by smallest to largest Floor number), and then index the floor numbers into the corresponding answers, we get the cluephrase COLORFUL ARC, which clues the final answer RAINBOW.
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iHouse |
Floors 1–2 of physical House 1 |
COSMOPOLITAN |
CO |
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Chocolate City |
Floors 3–5 of physical House 1 |
MILO READY-TO-DRINK |
LOR |
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Spanish House |
Floors 1–2 of physical Houses 3 and 4 |
FUEGO |
FU |
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French House |
Floor 5 of physical Houses 5 and 6 |
NAPOLEON |
L |
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German House |
Floors 2–4 of physical House 6 |
MARCO REUS |
ARC |


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San Pedro & P. harmala (Syrian Rue)
50g of San Pedro was extracted in a mixture of water and lemon juice, then evaporated down to a brown solid, which was then stuffed into 22 gelcaps. 3/4 tablespoon of harmala seeds were likewise extracted and gelcapped into one capsule. I fasted for a day and a half beforehand, to make sure I get the most out of the experience. I also took 3mg of melatonin nightly for the entire week previous, and a full 12mg melatonin the night before. Rumor has it that this makes mescaline much more effective, though I've never seen any research showing any connection between melatonin and mescaline. Hey, it can't hurt.
Everyone began gathering at my house around 8PM. There was a definite mood of excitement in the air as we sat there waiting for everyone to show up so we could leave for the Sunrise Festival, a big outdoor rave on the river near Baltimore. Around 10PM, I took my harmala extract, so as to give it time to kick in before eating the cactus capsules. Within about 15 minutes I begin to feel a mild buzz, maybe from the harmala, maybe just from anticipation. We're just waiting for two more people to show up now, then we can go. Finally, a little after 10:30, they arrive, and we begin piling into the three cars we're taking.
The drive is about an hour and a half, and pretty much uneventful. About halfway there, I begin slowly eating my San Pedro capsules, one at a time. After quite a bit of circling the place, we finally find some parking around 12:30AM. As we park, I ran out of the soda I was using to take my gelcaps, and there are 4 gelcaps left. I say 'Fuck it' and leave the remaining capsules for another day. We begin the long walk to the event, and with every step, I feel the mescaline kick in a little more. We finally reach the street that runs right in to the rave grounds, which is a slightly uphill walk. The street is lined with streetlamps and happy people, and the combination of this and the slope gives me the impression of walking up some kind of magic path to a higher place.
Then we get to the line. Can I even call it a line? Clusterfuck is more accurate. We press our way into a large throng of people, and spend the next hour or so in this claustrophobic mess. I'm definitely feeling the effects strongly, now. Finally around 1:45 we make it in. We all regroup on the other side of the gate, and head into the party. We head down to the chill out area on the riverside, where the people I'm with take their pills of ecstasy (Versace's). We sit for a little while and watch the water ripple. It seems to be alive, the wind creating interesting patterns on the surface of the water. Dubtribe Soundsystem is scheduled to come on in the main area at 2:30, so at 2:15 we start heading there.
We reach it right as they come on, and head into the crowd to dance. At this point, I begin to hit my peak. Visually, my world turns into a field of trails and flashing colored lights. This is definitely the most visual mescaline experience I've had! There is a large balloon floating over the stage, which blows back and forth in the wind. It seems to be morphing shapes to me, and I'm not sure if its the wind or the mescaline doing it, so I ask my friend and she tells me it wasn't actually doing this. I can't really dance because its pretty crowded and I'm holding a backpack. The little half-dancing I did get to do felt really good, though. Mescaline gives me some really nice body sensations, energy tingles in my muscles...and its mildly analgesic effects also let you move in ways Inormally couldn't, and masks any sore muscles I may have.
Anyway, since I decided to stop dancing, I pulled out my laser pointer and began moving it around on the balloon. A few seconds later, another red dot appears on the balloon and begins chasing mine around, so I begin to circle that dot. This goes on for quite some time, and it felt good to be somehow communicating with some anonymous person in the crowd, in a language of moving red light.
My friends who took the E began to feel it kicking in, and apparently kicking in strongly. Strongly enough that they wanted to stop dancing, at least. We head towards the chill out area, and find a spot on a hill halfway between the main area and the chill out area, and sit. This gave the weird effect of being able to hear both areas equally well, a strange combination of house and trance beats mingling into some new beast.
Strange lighting effects give me the impression that all the trees around us are covered in neon green hair. The clouds that streak the sky look quite ethereal. Venus is bright, and so with the goddess of love shining down on us, we all fall into a pile of hugging, massaging, dirty, sweaty human flesh. Everyone I'm with is rolling very hard, and I'm peaking on the mescaline. Mescaline is so much like ecstasy in a lot of ways, though, so I'm on more or less the same plane as my friends.
Everyone is talking about love and cuddling. We spend basically the rest of the night this way, with people coming and going every now and then to go dance, walk, or get water. My world consists entirely of the sensations of cuddling with 8 or so people at once and visual treats all around me. The lights from the show and the Baltimore skyline provide one kind of beauty, and the sky, trees and river provide another. Man-made and natural, these two kinds of beauty synergize and create a whole new thing. The old argument of man-made vs. natural reveals itself to be a red herring - there is no distinction. Man is of nature, and so are all our works. There is no bad technology, only bad application of technology.
Here, in all its strobe-light, laser-beamed, audio-amplified glory, is an ancient tribal ritual - people coming together to celebrate nothing more than the rising of the sun - a party for no reason other than joy in being alive. The crowd is made up of a full spectrum of society - every race, age and lifestyle seems to be represented here. This is truly a gathering of the tribes.
 Where else can people of both sexes lay piled on top of each other in such intimate contact without there being any sort of sexual tensions? I feel sad for the majority of people in this society who never get to feel such closeness without pretense. Mescaline, more so than ecstasy, lets me feel the energies of people around me. The fact that they are all on E lets me soak in their roll, as well. I breathe in life, and exhale love. This is what itís all about.
Gradually, the sky begins to lighten. My friends who took MDE are starting to come down, though I've still got a few hours to go. Around 6:30, we finally get everyone assembled, and begin the long walk back to the cars. By 7:30, we're on the road heading back to Virginia for an after-party at a friend's apartment. I'm still tripping somewhat, and though physically quite exhausted, emotionally and spiritually I feel rejuvenated and buoyant.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Simulation
public struct Simulation
this is the main simulation object
it is used to:
- advance the simulation
- hold the CityMap
- hold all active Actors
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simulation’s main data container
Declaration
Swift
public private(set) var city: City
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number of
ticks
the simulation is already runningDeclaration
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public private(set) var ticks: Int
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list of actors
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var actors: [Acting]
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initializer
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init(city: City, ticks: Int, actors: [Acting])
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city
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ticks
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actors
array of actors
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init(city: City)
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city
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Greg Hurrell
According to Ack, these are the only places where I have a GET form:
app/views/articles/index.html.haml 27:=form_tag search_tags_path, :method => 'get' do app/views/tags/search.html.haml 10: =form_tag search_tags_path, :method => 'get' do
I can't remember right now why I chose to use a GET form; probably something to do with page caching and forgery protection tokens. Can always just turn off the tokens for the
tags#search
action usingskip_before_filter :verify_authenticity_token, :only => :search
, and suppress the insertion of the token in the form itself.Just need to review the security consequences of doing so first.
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Greg Hurrell
Unfortunately there is no way to "suppress" the insertion of the token. I suppose I could turn off forgery protection entirely just while rendering the form, but that seems horribly kludgey.
The only way around this, then, is to hand-code the form, and if I do that I lose the auto-inserted snowman, so will have to recreate that by hand. Such is life, I guess.
As far as security is concerned, there is no need for CSRF protection here because we're talking about a non-destructive action (ie. not a create, delete or update).
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Greg Hurrell
Ok, done. Hand-coded forms. Will be included in next deployment.
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Vizcaya’s Swimming Pool is on the north side of the house. It includes a whimsical and fragile grotto that guests experienced as they entered the pool and swam. The grotto features a plaster ceiling with underwater scenes by artist Robert Winthrop Chanler. The Swimming Pool Grotto is subject to high relative humidity, salty air, and periodic storm surges during hurricanes. These conditions compromise the metal, concrete, limestone, shells, plaster and paint that were used to create the grotto.


‘Why we sent PDP packing in Bayelsa’ - The Nation Newspaper
Mike Odiegwu, Yenagoa
Family of late former Bayelsa State Governor, Chief Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, yesterday said it worked assiduously with other stakeholders to end the reign of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state because incumbent Governor Seriake Dickson disappointed the people.
Speaking under the auspices of Alamcoism Movement (AM), the former governor’s family said Dickson insulted the late Alamieyeseigha and disrespected Ijaw elders in most of his dealings and utterances.
Speaking in Yenagoa, the Director-General, Alamcoism Movement, Ziriworiten Alamieyeseigha, who said the movement started in 1999, lamented that the PDP abandoned the template of development and empowerment laid down by the late governor.
“The PDP government disappointed Alamieyeseigha’s family. Alamcoism endorsed Seriake Dickson but at the end of the day what did he do? He disappointed the family, insulted Alamcoism. So, we decided that since he failed to respect elders, we should teach him a lesson,” he said.
Alamieyeseigha, who was flanked by principal members of the movement such as the Student Representative, Oyeindoubra Amantari and Director of Planning/Strategy, Abosi Felagha, warned Lyon against breaking his social contract with the people.
He advised Lyon to learn from the past governments, desist from listening to rumours and to focus on human capital development to address the endemic poverty in Bayelsa.
Alamieyeseigha appealed to the governor-elect to pay attention to the infrastructural development of the state, especially the construction of a seaport in Bayelsa.
He also called on Dickson and the PDP to shelve the idea of going to court to challenge the victory of Lyon, saying instead of wasting state’s money on litigation, they should channel the resources to infrastructural development.


-----Original Message-----
From: Prendergast, Pat
Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 3:36 PM
To: Geaccone, Tracy
Cc: Baker, Lee
Subject: FW: Adaytum Invoices Issues
Tracy,
Joe Darensbourg called me today asking about some invoices he received from Adaytum for Contributor Administrator and Advanced Analyst training that I am scheduled to take. I told him that I had already expensed and sent a check to Adaytum for these two classes.
He, Joe, called me later to ask if I had coded this training to one of the Adaytum projects, namely an O&M project. I told him I did not. He said he would send me an email with the project(s) number(s). I haven't received it as yet.
Lee wants to be sure that you are aware of this since we don't have any way of monitoring what is coming from Adaytum direct to Enron.
Thanks,
Pat
-----Original Message-----
From: Baker, Lee
Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 3:00 PM
To: Prendergast, Pat
Subject: Adaytum Invoices Issues
Pat,
Thanks for letting me know about the Adaytum invoice issue that Joe Darensbourg contacted you about. I have not been involved in any of the invoicing with Adaytum, Tracy Geaccone is handling that for ETS.
Would you please e-mail Tracy and let her know the particulars of this issue. I assume Joe has taken care of it, but I would like to keep her in the loop on any cost or invoice issues.
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Nowe Warpno is a small fishing harbour and summer resort on the border zone of Szczecin Lagoon to which it is connected by a shallow (1.8m) channel.
Position 53° 43'36"N, 14°16'56" E (dock)
Close to the ferry wharf there is a Customs and Immigration office.
Yachts berth on the quay.


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UVdesk - How to add Agent Privileges?
What is Agent Privileges?
The admin or the owner can set the access for the agents like which part they can see on their service portal.
The owner can restrict which part of the helpdesk the agent have the authority to see and what actions they can perform which can be set under agent privileges.
Under agent privileges, there are set of privileges which agents can perform if they have the authority to do so.
Example- If an agent has the privilege to manage knowledge base then he will see the option of the knowledge base in the account of his service portal else not.
Quick steps for adding Agent Privileges:


You need to download and start Aria2 by youself, complete at least "Protocol," "Host," "Port" and "Interface" below and then click the "Save" button.
If you don't want to start Aria2 manually, just write a program to start Aria2 in the background and register it to the system's "autostart" or "uri scheme."
You can find the sample files here.| Default Download Path: | |
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| Start Aria2 automatically when the download start | |
| Set AriaNg automatically when the user click "details" | |
| Display Changelog After Update | |
| Display current active download count on top of the icon | |
| Whether to display a download panel for the download event trigger from the context menu | |
| Fine Tune Download Window width | |
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In the summer of 2017, without an internship or any pressing work to do, I resolved to search for my passion.
I’m currently studying Information Systems, but coding doesn’t get me excited.
I knew my passion was really design, but that wasn’t specific enough for me.
After watching YouTube videos on a design channel called “thefutur,” I stumbled across an artist and designer named,
Ash Thorp.
I immediately fell in love with his work and knew that motion graphics in feature films was what I wanted to do, a field that combines both art and design.
During one of his talks, Ash recommended The War of Art as a book that helped him overcome procrastination and turn his life around.
Similarly, feeling convicted of submitting to laziness and mediocrity, I downloaded and read the book.
I quickly absorbed all the book had to give me and found myself highlighting almost every sentence.
I knew I largely depended on CMU to give me the knowledge I wanted and the projects that I needed for my portfolio.
I was always looking for the next minor to apply for, the next class project to be the “one,” the next class to be where I finally learn design, etc.
But I realized how passive my mindset was and how formalized education had become a toxic comfort zone.
Think of this website as my letter to the world to leave your comfort zone.
The reality is that you’re going to suffer either way; you’re either going to suffer for the average life or the extraordinary life.
We might as well choose suffering for the extraordinary.
This book changed my life and helped me become active in pursuing my passions, in crafting my own career, and in living the life unlived.
I hope this book can do the same for you.


Regular Expressions
Oftentimes, technical language can sound complex and intimidating. "Regular expression"... what? No need to complicate things. The basic idea is actually pretty simple.
Let's say you have a bunch of text, and you want to find a certain pattern of text. Maybe you want to find the word "pizza." Or maybe you want to find the number "369." Hell, you could get way more specific with it too. Well, to do that, you could use a regular expression.
There are a whole lot of specifications you could make for your search. For example, do you want it to find all instances of the pattern you're looking for or just the first one? Do you want it to be case sensitive when it performs the matching or case insensitive?
Really, there's a ton of search parameters you could set to make your search more precise. At a basic level though, regular expressions just allow you to search through text for specified patterns.


I'm sorry to say that I'm leaving Senegal and going back home tomorrow, for medical reasons. Nothing really bad, and I'll be fine.
That was quick
Well, I'm afraid I'll have to leave Senegal. My acid reflux came back, probably due to a combination of the anti-malaria medication, diet, and stress. I first had acid reflux a decade and a half ago, and I've learned how to eliminate it with diet etc., so I'm completely confident that the symptoms will go away once I get back. In the past I went down the Nexium route, and vowed “never again;” the right thing for me to do is to go home now, before the symptoms get bad.
It's all good. Indeed, I'm very glad that I figured this out well before site selection, when trainees are assigned the sites where they will serve. Since I caught it early, I'm not disappointing a community that was expecting me to come.
So, a big THANK YOU to the Peace Corps, everyone at training, and to my training host family, Matar, Mattie and their kids Chex and Fary. Sorry it didn't work out.
I'm not exactly sure what I'll do next, but I like the idea of learning more about organic gardening. I'll probably do some traveling and bicycling, too. I might try WWOFing (where you volunteer six hours a day at an organic farm); many of my fellow trainees had done that. Anyway, we'll see - I'm looking forward to figuring it out!


Simple OpenId Summary
The jQuery Simple OpenId project is a plugin that converts a plain OpenId form into a more appealing and usable sign-in form.
Please read the simple openid documentation for instructions on how to use the plugin.
Options
- classmodifier
- Used to apply class names to the elements created by the plugin. You only need to specify a class modifier if you have a name-clash.
- baseaddress
- Specify a root address of open id images.


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This chapter describes language extensions and convenience features that are implemented in OCaml, but not described in chapter 11.


New Google Pixel 4 Teardown reveals why it’s not that durable
by Rei PadlaA few weeks ago, IFixit went ahead with a teardown treatment that revealed a low repairability score. The teardown was a success but we learned the phone is not that repairable. Opening the device is easy with some heat, thanks to the thin but strong glue. It is recommended teardown is done carefully because there is a short cable connecting the mic, rear cam, flash, and the spectral + flicker sensor. JerryRigEverything then followed with his Durability Test. We wondered if it’s worth the price tag and the answer? For an $899 smartphone, it’s not, especially if you’re looking for a durable phone.
The Pixel 4 XL bent a little when forced from the front. It was very disappointing. Now we’re wondering why such happened. To answer the question, Zack Nelson went back to his work table to do a teardown analysis, hoping he’d figure out what made the phone bend.
The Pixel 4 XL was found to be fragile. The phone’s frame actually cracked from in four places. Mainly, the problem was in the area of plastic antenna lives. Apparently, Google only used plastic in most parts of the device. It’s supposedly premium but only a layer of aluminum was used outside.
Others are using now the Pixel 4 XL is worse than the Pixel 3 series. The new teardown has also revealed the same thing: it is difficult to repair. There are plenty of screws and clips inside that must be removed before you get inside most parts.
We’re not sure what Google was thinking when designing and manufacturing the Pixel 4 XL. From Pixel 3’s repairability, the new Pixel is a challenge to repair. It may be better if you replace the unit, or better yet, get a new phone instead.
Again, for a premium price from a known brand that supposedly knows the Android community very well, the Pixel 4 is a disappointment. We’re curious as to how the Android team will explain the findings.


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Radio Button Group with Radio buttons as Content
This example shows Radio Button Group implementaion with Content as Radio Buttons
Examples for Radio Button Group with List of values
This example shows Regular Radio Button Group implementaion with list of string Values.
eg. ['Summer', 'Winter', 'Autumn'], Radio buttons are created with these values.
Examples for Radio Button Group with List of objects (SelectItem Object)
This example shows Regular Radio Button Group implementaion with list of Objects of SelectItem.
Radio buttons are created with these values.
Examples for Disable Radio Button Group
This example shows disabled radio buttons, passed as content or list of values.
It covers Reactive form approach as well as Template driven form


Adding a Parent Album
Module Editors can add a parent album to the gallery module. Note: Album names may not include the following characters that are invalid in either a Windows folder name or web URL: \ / : * ? ! " > < | &
Prerequisite. The maximum height and width of images is set to 500 pixels by default and the maximum height and width of thumbnails is set to 100 pixels by default. Page Editors can only modify these settings prior to adding albums and images to the Gallery. See "Configuring Display Settings"
- Go to the Gallery home page.
- Mouse over the Gallery icon and then select Add Album. This opens the Edit Album page.
- In the Name text box, enter a name for the album using plan text. E.g. Close Ups. Important: The Name field cannot be edited.
- The following settings are optional:
- In the Title text box, enter a title for the album.
- In the Author text box, enter a name for the author of the images.
- In the Notes text box, enter any notes about this gallery.
- In the Location text box, enter the location where the media was taken.
- In the Description text box, enter a description of this gallery.
- At Approved Date, click the Calendar button and select the date when the album will be visible to authorized users. See "Working with the Calendar"
- At Categories, select the media categories to be added to this album.
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Click the Update button.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia’s Ajla Tomljanovic prevailed in a tense duel with Pauline Parmentier to level the Fed Cup final at 2-2 and force a doubles decider in Perth on Sunday.
Australia needed their number two to step up in the wake of Ash Barty’s shock defeat by Kristina Mladenovic, and the Croatia-born 26-year-old duly delivered with a rousing 6-4 7-5 win on debut in front of a baying crowd of 13,841.
Smashed 6-1 6-1 by Mladenovic in the opening singles on Saturday, a transformed Tomljanovic soaked up huge pressure against the French veteran Parmentier to sustain Australia’s bid for a first Fed Cup title in 45 years.
Mladenovic had earlier pulled France 2-1 ahead with a brave 2-6 6-4 7-6(1) win over world number one Barty.
France team captain Julien Benneteau then withdrew Caroline Garcia from the second singles, entrusting Parmentier to seal the final. But it was not to be.
Garcia was crushed 6-0 6-0 by Barty on Saturday after Tomljanovic endured a similarly torrid 6-1 6-1 loss to Mladenovic in the opening singles.
Mladenovic’s inspired win over Barty snapped the Australia’s run of 15 consecutive Fed Cup wins.

“That’s the way I love to play my tennis.
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“I just kept believing because I felt I was just out there fighting and giving a hard battle and I’m just so proud how I kept pushing and obviously won at the end.”
Battling the crowd and one of the cleverest all-court opponents in the game, Mladenovic stumbled on the road to victory as Barty broke back twice in the decisive set.
But the French number one served up a storm in the tiebreak and collapsed in relief after Barty finally surrendered with a forehand slapped into the net.


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class: center, middle name:opening # [NeuroData](http://neurodata.io): ### Enabling Terascale Neuroscience for Everyone
.center[ presented by, Joshua T. Vogelstein
{[bme](http://www.bme.jhu.edu/),[icm](http://icm.jhu.edu/),[cis](http://cis.jhu.edu/),[idies](http://idies.jhu.edu/),kavli,[cs](http://engineering.jhu.edu/computer-science/), [ams](http://engineering.jhu.edu/ams/), [neuro](http://neuroscience.jhu.edu/)}@[jhu](https://www.jhu.edu/)
please ask questions: [support@neurodata.io](mailto:support at neurodata dot io)!
these slides:
] --- # Big Scientific Data
.pull-left[ - molecular genomics (1D) ] .pull-right[
] --- # Big Scientific Data
.pull-left[ - molecular genomics (1D) - cosmology (2D) ] .pull-right[
] --- # Big Scientific Data
.pull-left[ - molecular genomics (1D) - cosmology (2D) - Neuroscience! (3D+) ] .pull-right[
] --- class: center, middle
--- ## Challenge #1 .center[
] Goal: Enable generating and confirming anatomical hypothesis using simple tools, in a reproducible and extensible fashion. --- ## Challenge #2 .center[
Goal: What is the spatial distribution of synapses? ] --- class: center ## Data Science Discovery
--- name: applications layout: false class: middle, center .center[ # Methods ] --- layout: false class: middle, center ## .y[NeuroData]
--- name:store ### Store
- Goal: eliminate read/write bottlenecks - Challenge: accessing a file takes time, data are big - Action: .y[ndbackend] infrastructure .center[
] .cbar[ [@kunal](https://github.com/kunallillaney) ] --- layout: false class: left ### Store: Image Data Model
- Goal: general enough for many data types - Challenge: simple enough to understand - Action: .y[nddatamodel]
.center[
] .cbar[ [@kunal](https://github.com/kunallillaney) ] --- ### Store: Write Volumes
- Goal: write faster than acquire - Challenge: data stored as images, streamed quickly - Action: .y[ndstore] spatial database
.center[
] .cbar[ [@kunal](https://github.com/kunallillaney): [
](https://github.com/neurodata/ndstore) | [
](http://docs.neurodata.io/ndstore/sphinx/console.html) | [
](https://github.com/neurodata/ndstore/issues/new) ] --- ### Store: Read Volumes
- Goal: read volumes for machine vision - Challenge: data stored as images - Action: .y[ndstore] spatial database
.center[
] .cbar[ [@kunal](https://github.com/kunallillaney): [
](https://github.com/neurodata/ndstore) | [
](http://docs.neurodata.io/ndstore/sphinx/console.html) | [
](https://github.com/neurodata/ndstore/issues/new) ] --- ### Store: Read Tiles
- Goal: visualize @ video rates for mobile - Challenge: data stored in cubes - Action: .y[ndtilecache] content distribution network
.center[
] .cbar[ [@kunal](https://github.com/kunallillaney): [
](https://github.com/neurodata/ndtilecache) | [
](http://docs.neurodata.io/ndstore/api/tile_api.html) | [
](https://github.com/neurodata/ndtilecache/issues/new) ] --- name: ramondb layout: false ### Store: Shape Data Model
- Goal: general enough for many data types - Challenge: simple enough to understand - Action: .y[ndramon] .center[
] .cbar[ [@willgray](https://github.com/willgray): [
](https://github.com/neurodata/ndstore/tree/microns/ramon) | [
](http://docs.neurodata.io/nddocs/ndprocess/ramon.html) | [
](https://github.com/neurodata/ndio/issues/new) ] --- ### Store: Read Shapes
- Goal: enable easy semantic queries - Challenge: no standard "structured vocabulary" - Action: .y[ramondb] stores object metadata
.center[
]
.cbar[ [@willgray](https://github.com/willgray): [
](https://github.com/neurodata/ndstore/tree/microns/ramon) | [
](http://docs.neurodata.io/nddocs/ndprocess/ramon.html) | [
](https://github.com/neurodata/ndio/issues/new) ] --- ### Store: Write Shapes
- Goal: write annotations with object-level metadata fast - Challenge: many small files - Action: .y[ndblaze] assembles transparently in RAM .center[
] .cbar[ [@kunal](https://github.com/kunallillaney): [
](https://github.com/neurodata/ndblaze) | [
](https://github.com/neurodata/ndblaze/issues/new) ] --- name: explore layout: false ### Explore: Images
- Goal: google maps like interface to explore images - Challenge: mobile speed - Action: .y[ndviz] navigation .center[
] .cbar[ [@alexbaden](https://github.com/alexbaden): [
](http://ix.neurodata.io) | [
](https://github.com/neurodata/NeuroDataViz) | [
](https://github.com/neurodata/NeuroDataViz/issues) ] --- ### Explore: Histograms
- Goal: explore histograms of very large volumes - Challenge: cannot compute histograms in memory - Action: .y[ndhist] .center[
] .cbar[ [@alexbaden](https://github.com/alexbaden): [
](http://hx.neurodata.io) | [
](https://github.com/neurodata/histogram-explorer) | [
](https://github.com/neurodata/histogram-explorer/issues) ] --- ### Explore: Shapes
- Goal: dynamically overlay annotations - Challenge: interactivity - Action: .y[ndviz] add channel + query
.center[
] .cbar[ [@alexbaden](https://github.com/alexbaden): [
](http://ix.neurodata.io) | [
](https://github.com/neurodata/NeuroDataViz) | [
](https://github.com/neurodata/NeuroDataViz/issues) ] --- layout: true .bbar[ [Intro](#intro) | [Methods](#methods) | [Results](#applications) | [Discussion](#disc)] --- name: 2d layout: false ### Analyze: 2D Correction
- Goal: auto remove 2D histogram artifacts - Challenge: signal & noise overlap, data are big - Action: .y[distributed multi-grid] (dmg)
.center[
]
.cbar[ [@misha](https://github.com/mkazhdan/): [
](https://github.com/mkazhdan/DMG) | [
](http://www.cs.jhu.edu/~misha/MyPapers/ToG10.pdf) | [
](https://github.com/mkazhdan/DMG/issues/new) ] --- name: 3d ### Analyze: 3D Correction
- Goal: auto remove 3D histogram artifacts - Challenge: data are bigger - Action: .y[gradient domain fusion] (gdf)
.center[
]
.cbar[ [@misha](https://github.com/mkazhdan/): [
](http://www.cs.jhu.edu/~misha/Code/GradientDomainFusion/) | [
](http://arxiv.org/pdf/1506.02079v1.pdf) | [
](https://github.com/mkazhdan/DMG/issues/new) ] --- name:ndparse ### Analyze: Object Detection
- Goal: scalable object detection - Challenge: requires labeling, training, & distributed computing - Action: .y[ndparse] .center[
]
.cbar[ [@willgray](https://github.com/willgray): [
](https://github.com/neurodata/ndparse) | [
](http://docs.neurodata.io/nddocs/ndparse/mbcd.html) | [
](https://github.com/neurodata/ndparse/issues/new) ] --- layout: true .bbar[ [Intro](#intro) | [Methods](#methods) | _[Results](#applications)_ | [Discussion](#disc)] --- name: applications layout: false class: middle, center .center[ # Results ] --- name: r_im ## Image Datasets .center[
] - 10+ public datasets - EM, AT, Ophys, XCT - 100+ teravoxels - All "reference" datasets .cbar[ [
Projects](http://neurodata.io/projects) ] --- name: r_anno ## Annotation Datasets .center[
] - 5 different publications with volumetric annotations - No skeleton annotations yet - Volumetric required for training machine vision - Annotations cross spatiotemporal scale: nano, micro, time-series --- name: r_cs1 ## Case Study #1 #### Reproducible and Extensible Big Data Neuroscience
Statistical claims 1. [axons & dendrites](https://github.com/neurodata/kasthuri2015/blob/master/claims/claim02_axons_and_dendrites.ipynb) 1. [synapses](https://github.com/neurodata/kasthuri2015/blob/master/claims/claim3_synapses.ipynb) 1. [mitochondria](https://github.com/neurodata/kasthuri2015/blob/master/claims/claim4_mitochondria.ipynb) 1. [spines](https://github.com/neurodata/kasthuri2015/blob/master/claims/claim5_spines.ipynb) 1. [vesicles](https://github.com/neurodata/kasthuri2015/blob/master/claims/claim6_vesicles.ipynb) 1. [connectivity](https://github.com/neurodata/kasthuri2015/blob/master/claims/claim9_make_graph.ipynb) --- ## Case Study #1 #### Reproducible and Extensible Big Data Neuroscience
[axons and dendrites](https://github.com/neurodata/kasthuri2015/blob/master/claims/claim2_axons_and_dendrites.ipynb) 1. How many different neurons? 1. How many dendrites? 1. What fraction are spiny? 1. How many unmyelinated axons? 1. What fraction are excitatory? 1. How many spines? 1. How many axon branches? 1. What fraction of cellular volume is neuron? 1. What fraction of volume is cells? 1. Relative volume of axon vs. dendrite? ... .cbar[ [
](http://docs.neurodata.io/nddocs/ndpaper2016/case_study1.html) Data: Kasthuri et al. (Cell) 2015 ] --- name: r_cs2 ## Case Study #2 #### Is synapse distribution uniform in space?
.center[
] Detecting ~11.6 million synapses from the [bock11](http://openconnecto.me/bock11) dataset ??? timings --- name: r_anal class: center, middle
.cbar[ [
](http://docs.neurodata.io/nddocs/ndpaper2016/case_study2.html) Data: Bock et al. (Nature) 2011 ] --- layout: true .bbar[ [Intro](#intro) | [Methods](#methods) | [Results](#applications) | _[Discussion](#disc)_] --- name: disc class: middle, center layout: false # Discussion --- ### Open Science Contributions - Reference EM and other datasets - Reference annotations (crucial for training machine learning) - Reference pipelines for operating on such data - Web-services for data access - Comprehensive cloud computing platform --
### Implications: it is now easier to - Answer questions that require scale - Engage complementary expertise - Reproduce and extend results -- ### Coming soon - [ndio](http://docs.neurodata.io/nddocs/ndio/) python API - More public datasets: CLARITY, ExM, XCM, MRI, Ophys, etc. - More Web-services: processing each data modality --- ### Related Work - [CATMAID](http://catmaid.readthedocs.org/en/stable/) - [Neurodata Without Borders](http://nwb.org/) - [Keller Lab Block File Format](http://www.nature.com/nprot/journal/v10/n11/abs/nprot.2015.111.html) -- ### Further Lowering the Barrier to Entry - Put it all together - Apply to other domains & questions - We work together! -- ### References 1. Burns B et al. [The Open Connectome Project Data Cluster: Scalaballe Analysis and Vision for High-Throughput Neuroscience](http://arxiv.org/abs/1306.3543). Scientific and Statistical Database Management (SSDBM), 2013. 1. Burns B, Vogelstein JT, Szalay AS. [From Cosmos to Connectomes: the Evolution of Data-Intensive Science](http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0896627314007466). Neuron, 2015. --- name: fam layout: false class: center # NeuroData Family .center[ | | | | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | .r[Collect] | | .r[Clay Reid, Davi Bock, Jeff Licthman, Bobb Kasthuri, Karl Deisseroth, Raju Tomer, Li Ye, Ailey Crow, Ed Boyden, Mike Milham, Cameron Craddock, Stephen Smith, Forrest Collman, Kristen Harris, Scott Emmons, Dan Bumbarger, Mitya Chklovskii, Nikhil Bhatla, Nelson Spruston, Erik Bloss] | .orange[Store] | | .orange[Randal Burns, Eric Perlman, Kunal Lillaney, Priya Manavalan, Alex Eusman] | .ye[Explore] | | .ye[Alex Baden, Ivan Kuznetsov, David Marchette, Leo Duan, Albert Lee] | .g[Analyze] | | .g[Mike Miller, Nicholas Charon, Misha Kazhdan, Jordan Matelsky, Kwame Kutten, Greg Kiar, Eric Bridgeford, Greg Hager, Will Gray Roncal, Mark Chevillet, Dean Kleissas, R. Jacob Vogelstein, Guillermo Sapiro, Anish Simhal, Konrad Kording, Eva Dyer] | .blue[Model] | | .blue[Joshua T. Vogelstein, Carey Priebe, Dan Naiman, Tyler Tomita, Youngser Park, Jesse L. Patsolic, Leo Duan, Cencheng Shen, Ivan Kuznetsov] | .purple[Graphs] | | .purple[Da Zheng, Disa Mhembere, Vince Lyzinski, Avanti Athreya, Daniel Sussman, Shangsi Wang, Runze Tang, Minh Tang] | .pink[Love] | | .pink[Yummy, Family, Friends, Earth, Universe, Multiverse?] ] --- class: middle, center # Questions? _____ Funding NIH: {CRCNS, BRAINI, TRA} NSF: BIGDATA DARPA: {XDATA,GRAPHS,SIMPLEX} IARPA: MICrONS ____ w: [neurodata.io](http://neurodata.io) d: [docs.neurodata.io](http://docs.neurodata.io) e: [support@neurodata.io](mailto:support@neurodata.io)


Before Change
cv = model_selection.SlidingWindowForecastCV(window_size=100, step=24, h=1)
// store the residuals for each model
m1_residuals = []
m2_residuals = []
for train_window_indices, val_index in cv.split(train):
tr_fold = train[train_window_indices]
After Change
model2 = pm.ARIMA(order=(1, 1, 2), seasonal_order=(0, 1, 1, 12))
cv = model_selection.SlidingWindowForecastCV(window_size=100, step=24, h=1)
model1_cv_scores = model_selection.cross_val_score(
model1, train, scoring="mean_squared_error", cv=cv, verbose=2)
model2_cv_scores = model_selection.cross_val_score(
model2, train, scoring="mean_squared_error", cv=cv, verbose=2)
// Pick based on which has a lower mean error rate
m1_average_error = np.average(model1_cv_scores)
m2_average_error = np.average(model2_cv_scores)
errors = [m1_average_error, m2_average_error]
models = [model1, model2]


Enumeration members
ON_ERROR
ON_ERROR: = "ON_ERROR"
ON_JOIN
ON_JOIN: = "ON_JOIN"
ON_MESSAGE
ON_MESSAGE: = "ON_MESSAGE"
ON_PEER_UPDATE
ON_PEER_UPDATE: = "ON_PEER_UPDATE"
ON_PREVIEW
ON_PREVIEW: = "ON_PREVIEW"
ON_ROOM_UPDATE
ON_ROOM_UPDATE: = "ON_ROOM_UPDATE"
ON_SPEAKER
ON_SPEAKER: = "ON_SPEAKER"
ON_TRACK_UPDATE
ON_TRACK_UPDATE: = "ON_TRACK_UPDATE"
RECONNECTED
RECONNECTED: = "RECONNECTED"
RECONNECTING
RECONNECTING: = "RECONNECTING"


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The <nui-breadcrumb>
component represents a structure of nested items. Its state is based on data from each route that
takes part in this structure.
NuiBreadcrumbModule
To use breadcrumb do the following:
<nui-breadcrumb>
in the template of a top level component.breadcrumb
item name in the route.data
object.url
- the external url for the breadcrumb to navigate (using CTRL + Click, or simple Middle Click events).
This setting should also be in the route.data
object.
BreadcrumbStateService.getBreadcrumbState(routerState: ActivatedRoute)
.
BreadcrumbStateService.getNavigationSubscription(router: Router)
and update input data for the
BreadcrumbComponent
.
<nui-breadcrumb>
component items, subscribe to the navigation
output. The subscription event payload is an absolute route path that can be used to trigger the navigation.
In addition to the above, the following example also illustrates how to perform a relative navigation.


This field shows the path to project directories or the project root(s).
For projects with Git or Mercurial integration enabled, IntelliJ IDEA scans project directories to check if there
are Git/Mercurial repositories that are not controlled by the IDE. If such repositories are found, they are listed
here under Unregistered roots and are marked grey. To add an unregistered root, select
it in the list and click the button.
IntelliJ IDEA also checks if registered roots are valid, in other words, that a Git/Mercurial repository exists at
the specified path. If invalid repositories are detected, they are marked with red.


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EF_CoreDapperTuto
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Sets the DB Context More...
Public Member Functions | |
| Task< int > | SaveChangesAsync (CancellationToken cancellationToken) |
| Asynchronously saves changes to the Db More... | |
Properties | |
| IDbConnection | Connection [get] |
| Stores the connection with the DB. To be used by Dapper. (Should be at Persistance layer) More... | |
| DatabaseFacade | Database [get] |
| Stores DB related information and operations for a contex. To be used by Dapper. More... | |
| DbSet< Employee > | Employees [get, set] |
| Stores the DbSet of type EF_CoreDapperTuto.Domain.Entities.Employee More... | |
| DbSet< Department > | Departments [get, set] |
| Stores the DbSet of type EF_CoreDapperTuto.Domain.Entities.Department More... | |
Sets the DB Context
Definition at line 13 of file IApplicationDbContext.cs.
| Task<int> EF_CoreDapperTuto.Domain.Interfaces.IApplicationDbContext.SaveChangesAsync | ( | CancellationToken | cancellationToken | ) |
Asynchronously saves changes to the Db
| cancellationToken | Propagates notification that operations should be canceled. |
Referenced by EF_CoreDapperTuto.API.Controllers.EmployeeController.AddNewEmployeeWithDepartment().
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get |
Stores the connection with the DB. To be used by Dapper. (Should be at Persistance layer)
Definition at line 20 of file IApplicationDbContext.cs.
Referenced by EF_CoreDapperTuto.API.Controllers.EmployeeController.AddNewEmployeeWithDepartment(), EF_CoreDapperTuto.Persistence.Connections.ApplicationWriteDbConnection.ExecuteAsync(), EF_CoreDapperTuto.Persistence.Connections.ApplicationWriteDbConnection.QueryAsync< T >(), EF_CoreDapperTuto.Persistence.Connections.ApplicationWriteDbConnection.QueryFirstOrDefaultAsync< T >(), and EF_CoreDapperTuto.Persistence.Connections.ApplicationWriteDbConnection.QuerySingleAsync< T >().
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get |
Stores DB related information and operations for a contex. To be used by Dapper.
Definition at line 27 of file IApplicationDbContext.cs.
Referenced by EF_CoreDapperTuto.API.Controllers.EmployeeController.AddNewEmployeeWithDepartment().
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getset |
Stores the DbSet of type EF_CoreDapperTuto.Domain.Entities.Department
Definition at line 41 of file IApplicationDbContext.cs.
Referenced by EF_CoreDapperTuto.API.Controllers.EmployeeController.AddNewEmployeeWithDepartment().
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getset |
Stores the DbSet of type EF_CoreDapperTuto.Domain.Entities.Employee
Definition at line 35 of file IApplicationDbContext.cs.
Referenced by EF_CoreDapperTuto.API.Controllers.EmployeeController.AddNewEmployeeWithDepartment(), and EF_CoreDapperTuto.API.Controllers.EmployeeController.GetAllEmployeesById().


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Articles
Structs in Rust
Rust structs are user-defined types which combine an arbitrary number of values under a new type. They are the building blocks used to model an application's domain.
Enums in Rust
Enums are one of the ways Rust allows creating user-defined types. An enum is useful to represent a set of related values known at compile time.
Swift, MVVM and Combine
The Combine framework provides a declarative Swift API for processing values over time, similar to other frameworks such as RxSwift, which means FRP now becomes a first-party paradigm in the iOS world!
Codable by Example - Part 2
This is the second part of my previous article "Codable by Example". This time we'll be covering a few more scenarios when decoding JSON payloads into Swift types.
Codable by Example
Introduced in Swift 4, Codable is a versatile mechanism allowing the conversion to and from external data representations, such as JSON payloads or Property Lists.


If you application is inside a Lando container you will need to set it up correctly.
Configure the Database
database:
lando: database
Optionally, override the default lando
script.
bin:
lando: /path/to/lando
Be sure to update any hooks that use drush
to lando drush
.
This requires special configuration.


Film Set Accidents
A breakdown of 205 production accidents from 1990 through 2014 involving 251 catastrophic injuries and 44 deaths.
Data from
Los Angeles Times
- News story:
As deaths rise on reality TV, films sets, many blame need to get 'dramatic footage'
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"title": "Dylan Araps - Home",
"description": "The personal website of Dylan Araps, author of Neofetch, wal and other projects."
})
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"title": "",
"background": "/img/nicedoggy.jpg",
"position": "top"
})
Hi
I'm an ICT Student in my second year at Swinburne in Melbourne.  My serious development projects can be viewed here or if you want to get in touch I'm reachable here. ciao
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