When using the Network Manager, a player is added by default when a client connects to the server. Players are represented by designated GameObjects (See Unity documentation on Player GameObjects to learn more). The player GameObject exists on both the Server and the Client instances.
Different callbacks are received depending on your game’s connection state. These can be set in the Network Manager HUD.
Three connection states are available:
Host: To set your game up in Host mode, select LAN Host(H).
Client: To set your game up in Client mode, select LAN Client(C) and enter the server IP into the text field or use the API function StartClient()
. Note that your server IP must be in the same local network - or you can type “localhost” if you are connecting to the same machine.
Server: To set your game up in Server mode, select LAN Server Only(S).
During run time, the Network Manager HUD’s controls are also available in the Network Manager HUD component’s Inspector window. Click Runtime Controls to access these.
The callbacks in this section are defined in the NetworkBehaviour class and are called only on the player GameObject. To learn more about setting up game states, see Using the Network Manager: Game state management.
Some callbacks require you to have multiple instances of the game running (for example, two Standalone instances, or one Standalone and one in the Editor). These instances can be on the same machine or on different machines, as long as those machines are connected through a local network. This also works in the same way for MatchMaker, but with MatchMaker your machines can also be connected via the Internet.
To get these callbacks you need to have two instances of the game, one running in Server mode and the other running in Client mode. These callbacks are only called on the player GameObject on the Server instance.
Launch the Server mode instance first, then start the Client instance to get the callbacks:
OnStartServer
OnRebuildObservers
(Start()
function is called)
To get these callbacks you need to have two instances of the game, one running in Server mode and the other running in Client mode. These callbacks are only called on the player GameObject on the Client instance.
Launch the Server mode instance first, then start the Client instance to get the callbacks:
OnStartClient
OnStartLocalPlayer
OnStartAuthority
(Start()
function is called)
To get these callbacks you need to have one instance of the game running in Host mode, either in the Editor or as a Standalone build. These callbacks are only called on the Player GameObject:
OnStartServer
OnStartClient
OnRebuildObservers
OnStartAuthority
OnStartLocalPlayer
(Start()
function is called)
OnSetLocalVisibility
To get the OnNetworkDestroy
callback you need to have three Standalone instances of the game, one running in Server mode and two running in Client mode.
Follow the instructions below to get the OnNetworkDestroy
callback:
Start Server instance
Start Client instance
Start a second Client instance
When both Client instances have automatically connected to the Server instance, stop one Client instance
OnNetworkDestroy
is then called on the remaining Client instance, but not on the Server instance


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| Kit Engineering Projects | Description | Project Manager(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Smart Sensor | Design and routing the electrical boards PiE's sensors run on | Seiya Ono |
| Runtime | Design the software on the BBB platform that interfaces and controls the other kit components | Bob Dai |
| Yogi Bear | Design the new generation of PiE motor controllers | Stanley Liu |
| Sourcing | Source the materials for PiE's electrical kit projects | Krystyn Neisess |
| Field Control | Ensure steady and consistent communication between PiE's robots and field systems | Yizhe Liu |
| Dawn | Design the front-end interface for student-robot interaction | Kevin Ma |
| Hibike | Design the communication protocols between sensors and the BBB platform | Karthik Shamugam |
| Hardware Ops | Ensure and maintain the operation of PiE's development robots for kit testing | Griff Potrock |
| PiEDB | Design the next generation of PiE's power distribution boards | Tobin Holcomb |
| DevOps | Maintain the PiE software testing and integration framework | Arjun Sridhar |
| Mechanical Kit | Design and produce PiE's 2017 mechanical kit (chassis, drive train, et al) | Jehan Yang |
| Actuated Field | Design actuated elements of PiE's 2017 game | Jehan Yang |
| Programs Projects | Description | Project Manager(s) |
| GDC | Design and organize PiE's 2018 game | Alan Zhang, Jenny Wong |
| GIC | Bring the PiE's 2017 game design into reality through field construction, game piece design, and more | Alan Zhang |
| Fall Comp | Organize PiE's 2017 Fall Competition. In PiE's Fall Comp, students play an unmodified version of last year's game to rev them up for the coming competition. | Alan Zhang |
| MDC | Design the mechanisms challenge that students will compete in during PiE's 2017 Fall Competition | Jehan Yang |
| Web Operations Projects | Description | Project Manager(s) |
| Website | Design and maintain the PiE website | Vivien Nguyen |
| Kit Extension Web Apps | Design a new purchasing system for student kit extension | James Hulett |
| Worksession Plugin | Worksession plugin to integrate worksessions into discourse | Jiana Huang |
| Business Operations Projects | Description | Project Manager(s) |
| Social Media | Maintain PiE's social media presence | Vivien Nguyen |
| Partnerships | Form new PiE partnerships with potential sponsors | Leadership |
| Finance | Ensure the responsible funding of PiE projects | Leadership |
| Staff Operations Projects | Description | Project Manager(s) |
| Staff Recruiting | Recruit the next generation of PiE staff members | Briana Niu, Kevin Ma |
| Staff Retention | Ensure PiE staff are integrated well into the organization | Christian Ramiro, Sarah Zhou |
| Education & Outreach Projects | Description | Project Manager(s) |
| E.D.You | Design PiE's fall workshop program. PiE will be holding monthly student workshops covering fundamentals of mechanical and software engineering. | Clancy Lee |
| PiE Academy | Design videos to maintain the education of PiE students online | Rachel Ieda |
| LHS Trebuchet | We build a trebuchet that throws pumpkins for Discovery Days at the Lawrence Hall of Science. | Grant Emmendorfer |


01. Introduction¶
Contents¶
- 01.01. Vulnerability Due to Interconnectivity
- 01.02. Network at the Heart of Complex Systems
- 01.03. Two Forces Helped the Emergence of Network Science
- 01.04. The Characteristics of Network Science
- 01.05. Societal Impact
- 01.06. Scientific Impact
01.01. Vulnerability Due to Interconnectivity¶
01.02 Network at the Heart of Complex Systems¶
complex system
01.03 Two Forces Helped the Emergence of Network Science¶
random network (Erdős, P., Rényi, A., 1959), social network (Granovetter., M. S., 1973)
01.03.01. The Emergence of Network Maps¶
01.03.02. The Universality of Network Characteristics¶
01.04 The Characteristics of Network Science¶
01.04.01. Interdisciplinary Nature¶
01.04.02. Empirical, Data Driven Nature¶
01.04.03. Quantitative and Mathematical Nature¶
formalism to deal with graphs from graph theory


Next Everton manager odds: Duncan Ferguson favourite but Unai Emery reportedly approached by Toffees
by Paul HighamClub legend Duncan Ferguson is now favourite to be Everton's next permanent manager despite reports that Unai Emery has been approached about the role.
Ferguson was given a hero's reception by the Goodison Park faithful before his side then earned a pulsating 3-1 win over Chelsea that had the famous old ground bouncing once again.
It was a performance full of grit, determination and energy that embodied Ferguson's feeling for the club, and just what the fans would have wanted to see in their first game after the exit of Marco Silva.
Ferguson was seen prowling and prancing up and down the touchline cajoling his charges, and the performance of both the manager and the players has seen the former centre forward now installed as the favourite to become the club's next full-time manager.
Next Everton manager odds
- Duncan Ferguson - 5/2
- Vitor Pereira - 3/1
- Niko Kovac 4/1
- Unai Emery 5/1
- David Moyes - 7/1
- Marcelo Gallardo - 9/1
- Rafa Benitez - 16/1
- Eddie Howe 16/1
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This comes despite reports that former Arsenal boss Unai Emery has been contacted by Farhad Moshiri's representatives about taking the role, and the fact former Bayern Munich boss Nimo Kovac was in the directors' box for the Chelsea game.
Ferguson deflected talk of him wanting the job full-time as he caught his breath after overseeing the Chelsea win.
"I don't know if I can go through this again," Ferguson said after the match. "I need to get my fitness up that's for sure the way I was running up and down the touchline.
"It was the one game, I'm made up, delighted for the fans. Three points is massive for us."
When asked why Kovac was present in the crowd at Goodison, Ferguson added: "Haven't a clue. I am sure he enjoyed the game.
"Whoever it is (new manager) they are coming to a fantastic football club when fans create an atmosphere like that."
Emery was dismissed by Arsenal after just 18 months in charge, but reports now suggest that the Toffees have already been in contact with the Spaniard about taking the permanent role on Merseyside.
David Moyes has been the favourite for some time but he has now seemingly tumbled down the pecking order with other candidates looking like more preferable options.
Former Porto boss Vitor Pereira is still among the favourites, while River Plate boss Marcelo Gallardo is also an interesting option, with the former Argentina international also thought to be on Arsenal and Barcelona's radar.


The goal of this project is to present in the simplest possible way how the children, adolescents and some adults have been killed, attacked or injured by people, military groups, inefficiencies of some governmental organizations and so on. In a sense the idea is to let each of the organizations in charge of each of the different cases to improve and reduce this kind of problems that always affect people in need and the weakest links in our civilizations.
WHAT: Data: Multidimensional table: One quantitative value attribute, two categorical key attributes for the year and violence type.
WHAT: Derived: One quantitative attribute value to sort the view.
WHY: Present distribution of types of violence and deaths over a period of 4 years in Colombia. SEPARATE, ORDER and ALIGN
HOW: Encode: Line marks with length channel; rectilinear layout.
HOW: Manipulate: To show the type of cases of violence, category 1.
Marks:Lines in an ordered way to express the caterory related to the type of cases
Channels:Color for the categories related to years (aka category 2), lenght for the quantitative attribute of the number of cases
Insight:In is interesting that this dataset is about bacteria and how that affect children, but once the data is visualized it can be appreciated that there are more problems that affect Colombia, in fact the title for the dataset is not what the information have, at least not the bacteria alone, there are more bacteria apparently and it can be noticed that even the “conflicto armado” is causing violence cases in Colombia.


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| enum | { __FIRST = sysEventID('T', 'O', 0), CLICK, OVER, OUT, MOVE, TOUCH_DOWN, TOUCH_UP, WHEEL_UP, WHEEL_DOWN, __LAST } |
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| enum | { COMPLETE = sysEventID('C', 'M', 'P') } |
| enum | Phase { phase_capturing = 1, phase_target, phase_bubbling } |
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| bool | bubbles |
| bool | stopsImmediatePropagation |
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| void * | userData |
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| int | listenerID |
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admin-model
The admin-service module contains the following services.
The following protection mechanisms are configured for the
admin-service
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If you want to map with your ID.
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#include <bounding_volume_tree.h>
Class Description:
- Abstract class for the spliting of nodes used for constructing the bounding volume tree in top-down approach
- The derivative of this class must implement the sub-routine Partition, where the set of elemental Ids is splitted in 2 parts.
◆ ConditionsContainerType
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◆ NodeType
◆ PointType
◆ BoundingVolumePartitioner()
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Random forest with a variety of additional features for regression, classification and survival analysis. The features include: parallel computing with OpenMP, embedded model for selecting the splitting variable (based on Zhu, Zeng & Kosorok, 2015), subject weight, variable weight, tracking subjects used in each tree, etc.
| Version: | 3.2.2 |
| Suggests: | randomForest, survival |
| Published: | 2018-08-20 |
| Author: | Ruoqing Zhu |
| Maintainer: | Ruoqing Zhu <teazrq at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://cran.r-project.org/package=RLT |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Citation: | RLT citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| In views: | MachineLearning |
| CRAN checks: | RLT results |
| Reference manual: | RLT.pdf |
| Package source: | RLT_3.2.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: RLT_3.2.2.zip, r-release: RLT_3.2.2.zip, r-oldrel: RLT_3.2.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: RLT_3.2.2.tgz, r-oldrel: RLT_3.2.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | RLT archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=RLT to link to this page.


BASEketball (1998)
Director: David Zucker Cast: Trey Parker, Matt Stone, Yasmine Bleeth, Jenny McCarthy, Robert Vaughn, Ernest Borgnine Screenplay: David Zucker, Robert LoCash, Lewis Friedman, Jeff Wright Producers: Robert LoCash, Gil Netter, David Zucker Runtime: 90 min US Distribution: Universal Rated R: vulgar humor, language
By Nathaniel R. Atcheson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>BASEketball is a fantastic assembly of failed jokes. I sat straight-faced through much of the film, enduring the agonizing experience of a make-fun-of-sports film that is rarely imaginative, funny, or smart. Oh, I know, a film like this isn't supposed to be "smart," right? Well, the funniest films have underlying intelligence -- a feeling you get knowing that the makers had some kind of thought or vision while creating their picture. BASEketball gave me no such feelings. I just sat and watched actors romp around a script that relies almost entirely on toilet humor.
It is a bad film. I would have preferred to dislike it more, but the presence of Trey Parker and Matt Stone keeps me from despising BASEketball. I've never seen these guys before (and I've never watched an episode of "South Park," which is their creation), but they have a strange kind of presence that had me entertained throughout BASEketball. I wasn't always laughing, but I was amused. On the basis of this, I begrudgingly award the film my lowest-possible rating in the "mediocre" category.
Parker and Stone play a couple of loser buddies, Coop and Doug. One day, in their driveway, they create a game, which turns out to be a strange and frightening amalgamation of baseball and basketball. It becomes a neighborhood hit, when finally a rich guy (Ernest Borgnine) comes to buy the game and make it a professional sport. Cut ahead five years, and our heroes are playing in the national BASEketball league (their team name is the Beers, which is supposed to be a joke).
One of the rules of the game is that players can't trade teams, and teams can't move to different cities. This is where the story comes in! See, when the rich guy dies, another rich guy (Robert Vaughn) wants to break the previously mentioned rules. It's up to our heroes to stop this other rich guy. In the meantime, the two of them are fighting over the nice-looking director (Yasmine Bleeth) of the Dreams Come True Foundation.
Unlike Mafia!, BASEketball takes itself seriously from time to time. A film this silly should never, ever take itself seriously. There should be absolutely zero "tender" moments between our hero and the love interest. There shouldn't even *be* a love interest: the mere presence of a love interest is an immediate removal of points on my scorecard, because it requires scenes in which the two characters kiss, or almost kiss. I despise scenes like these. They aren't funny, and every scene in a film like this should aspire to new comic heights.
It doesn't help that director David Zucker has no focus on his humor. Sometimes BASEketball spoofs films. Sometimes it spoofs the sports industry. Sometimes it's nothing more than a big fart joke, no more complex than Doctor Dolittle or There's Something About Mary. I like films that spoof specific things like films and sports, and even big fart jokes have their place in certain movies, but Zucker never follows through with any of his attacks, and the result is a slew of jokes that seem like they all belong in different films. Some of them are funny (the locker room scene is great), but too many fall flat. Not laughing during a comedy is like an uncomfortable silence on a first date.
But there's something interesting about Parker and Stone. They're both endearing -- it seems they knew that much of this material wasn't very funny; the interesting thing about BASEketball is that, despite it's failure as a comedy, it's never boring. In fact, is usually amusing, thanks to Parker and Stone. These guys have personality, and they certainly know how to kiss (the scene in which they make up is rather unexpected). This isn't a good film, but it's a good introduction to a couple of funny guys who may have found a place for themselves in the industry.
** out of **** (4/10, C-)
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Mumblr is a speech training app created by a team of four for HackRU 2015.
After entering your "crutch words" (things like "um" or "like"), just start the program and your computer will emit an unpleasant noise every time it detects one, conditioning you to be a better, more effective speaker!
MEET THE TEAM
Adrian Garza can only be described as a "front-end ninja". His impeccable eye for design and incredibly creative mind (not to mention his expertise in slant rhymes) made him an integral part of Mumblr's development.
Amol Kapoor is a scrappy back-end developer who knows everything from Javascript to the smaller, more powerful Javascript of JQuery. He also owns the server, most of the language-processing code, and several developers' souls.
Tyler Im is the surly yet charming Javascript and back-end developer. He likes baneposting and getting caught in the rain.
Amy Tong is pretty cool. She's 56% done with the Codecademy course on Javascript, 61% on Python and 3% on HTML/CSS.


BSides RDU
...a community-driven framework for building events for and by cyber security community members.
STAY IN THE LOOP...a community-driven framework for building events for and by cyber security community members.
STAY IN THE LOOP
Security B-sides (BSides) is a community-driven framework for building events for and by cyber security community members.
The goal is to expand the spectrum of conversation beyond the traditional confines of space and time. It creates opportunities for individuals to both present and participate in an intimate atmosphere that encourages collaboration.
It is an intense event with discussions, demos, and interaction from participants. It is where conversations for the next-big-thing are happening.
Security is top of mind across the entire sphere of IT and the world beyond. Therefore, more people and organizations are interested in the next new thing in security. BSides is the place where these people come to collaborate, learn and share.
With many tech-companies, colleges and universities in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill and surrounding areas, it is also an international center of innovation in the security industry.
Security B-Sides Raleigh-Durham (B-Sides RDU) is proud to have had great speaker lineups at our events including keynotes by Dan Kaminsky, Dave Kennedy, Paul Vixie, BenTen, Jay Beale, G.Mark Hardy, and for B-Sides RDU 2017: Cliff Stoll.
Distinctively benchmark client-focused opportunities vis-a-vis 24/365 relationships. Progressively revolutionize equity invested synergy whereas emerging web services.
* Company logo on event T-shirts - largest logos with most visible placement * Company logo on intermission slides – full slide * Vendor booth – choice of location in venue * Four (4) sponsor badges (to attend talks) * Social hour speaking opportunity (30 mins) * Swag bag provided with badge pickup * Other ideas, let us know (we are flexible)
* Logo on event T-shirts – medium sized logo * Company logo on intermission slides – shared slide * Vendor booth * Swag bag provided with badge pickup * Two (2) sponsor badge (to attend talks)
* Listing on the Wall of Support * Thank you during Sponsor Roll Call before and after the event * Logo on event T-shirts – smallest logo size
The Carolina Theatre is a performing arts and cinema complex in downtown Durham, North Carolina. It is an AMAZING venue in the Raleigh Durham area!
We are growing! The main conference will be at the Fletcher Hall -- an auditorium with 1,048 seats hosting a diverse lineup of live events and film. Fletcher Hall has been restored to its 1926 décor, and is the only downtown building designed in the Beaux Arts style.


Interfor's $35.6M Q3 loss includes writedowns, B.C. restructuring costs
by The Canadian PressVANCOUVER — Interfor Corp. says it had a $35.6-million net loss in the third quarter, which included writedowns related to the permanent closure of a sawmill in Maple Ridge, B.C., as well as restructuring costs at its B.C. Coastal business.
The loss amounted to 53 cents per share and included $14 million of non-cash asset impairments at the Hammond sawmill and $17.8 million in expenses related to human resource matters and the retirement of CEO Duncan Davies.
Davies will retire at the end of the year and be replaced on Jan. 1 by Ian Fillinger, the company's chief operating officer.
The August announcement of Interfor's CEO succession plan was followed on Sept. 3 with a decision to permanently close the Hammond sawmill by the end of 2019 after its log and lumber inventories have been processed.
Interfor said Friday it also expects to receive fourth-quarter approval to complete its previously announced acquisition of B.C. Interior cutting rights and forestry licences, as well as certain liabilities, from Canadian Forest Products Ltd.
Interfor's adjusted loss for the three months ended Sept. 30, amounted to $11.8 million or 17 cents per share, while sales totalled $486.5 million.
In last year's third quarter, which has been restated for a change in accounting rules, Interfor had a net profit of $28.2 million or 40 cents per share. Adjusted net income was the same and sales totalled $570.5 million.


APC To Hold Emergency Meeting Today, Fixes NEC Meeting For Friday
by Olugbenga IgeThe National Working Committee (NWC) of the All Progressives Congress (APC) will hold an emergency meeting on Wednesday (today) in Abuja.
Also, the ruling party has fixed its National Executive Council (NEC) meeting for Friday, which has been confirmed by President Muhammadu Buhari.
Concise News understands that the APC’s emergency meeting was aimed at setting agenda for the National Caucus meeting on Thursday.
According to a top member of the party, the NWC meeting “is strategic” as it would lay the foundation for deliberations at the caucus meeting.
He also said that vacant leadership positions in the party are also expected to be on the front burner as new occupants could emerge this week subject to ratification by the NEC.
Another NWC member said that zonal chairmen had been asked to come with the names of candidates for the vacant positions in their zones for deliberation first at the NWC meeting, then at the caucus meeting.
“The positions have been zoned and micro-zoned to states but we have a situation that lobbying has been intense to jettison the arrangement so the caucus is playing a key role in the final outcome before the ratification by the NEC,” the part member said.


@Model.ProductName Your description here. Serenity is a highly-professional & modern website theme crafted with you, the user, in mind. This light-weight theme is generous, built with custom types and enough shortcodes to customize each page according to your project. You will notice some examples of pages in demo, but this theme can do much more.


{% load static %}
Web App Open-Ended Questions
Web App Open-Ended Questions
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Map Division
What do you like and dislkie about the map division function? Why?
What do you dislike about the map division function? Why?
Which visualization do you like most? The the ring model, heat map, weighted map or trajectory visualization?
Why do you like this visualization?
Tasking
What do you like about the tasking function? Why?
What do you dislike about the tasking function? Why?
What improvements would you make in the re-design this function?
Web Application
What do you like and dislike about the web application? Why?
How does this web application compared to other IT tools that you have used for SAR missions? Complementary? Intuitive, or frustrating?
How you like the re-design the web application and what additional features would you like to see?
What do you dislike about the web application? Why?
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In this part we are going to create a Model-View-Controller app with .NET Core, putting it into a container for future deploys in other platforms.
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Open a Visual Studio and create a New Project.
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- Choose "Web Application ASP.NET Core".
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After clicking run, Visual Studio will compile the solution and open a new browser tab with a page.
That page is the default web of the MVC project that we created, you will find there links to tutorials, news, etc.
If we check the containers that our Docker have..
In OS, you can choose what OS Docker will support in the container. For this example is Windows.


ABOUT
ME
Short Overview
Hi, my name is Marco Spanhaak, born in The Netherlands, but live together with my 'Sambo' Ella in Sweden.
I'm a proud father of a beautiful daughter who studies communication in The Netherlands. She will be amazing in her field of work after her study.
We have three dogs here in Sweden, all of them are adopted dogs from Spain. Because they are adopted, they need special attention from us since they have been mistreated by their previous owner. We are happy to be able to provide them a new loving home.
In the next paragraph i'll be elaborating a bit more about why this website exists. Feel free to drop a mail (see the contact page) or give me a call if you would like to talk with me.
Who am I
If you are interested to learn about my professional side, please click the link to my LinkedIN page or you can also download my CV here. If you would like an overview, then download the one-page overview CV here.
The main reason why I've built this website is because LinkedIN might not be the best platform to explain in which areas I'm interested in and show actually what kind of projects I have been working on.
In a nut shell, I'm a tech guy who is able to communicate a message. I'm very interested in technology in general and like to chat about it. This without losing eye-contact with my surroundings and stakeholders. Because you can learn or master all the technology in the world, but if you cannot understand the need of your stakeholders or translate that technology into features, you are basically toast, right? :-)
What do I like
Red wine, fish, cooking, baking lots of stuff :-)
I really like to sit down with friends and enjoy food, chats, music and laugh about the silly things in life. Also laugh about the more tougher part of life as well. Humor goes a long way in dealing with a lot of topics.
But on the enterprise side I like a combination of organisation and technology. I've got tech skills but I'm also used (and like) to manage a team as well.
In the IT domain, I've 'grown up' in the IT Service Management area. Mostly working with Infrastructure, Discovery, Data imports, Data Wrangling, Data Engineering and coding.
What makes me happy
Red wine, fish, cooking, baking lots of stuff. Oh hang on, I already said that. :-)
Learning, doing MOOC's, on EDX or Coursera. But also coding, building webapps and using modern technology and reap its benefits.
I'm truly happy when I've solved a puzzle (I call all kinds of challenges puzzles).
I actually like to fiddle along with API's, NodeJS, JS, Python, HTML, CSS, CI/CD and lots of other cutting edge tech stuff....


Why you may want to customize GIT configuration.
- Username/email (preferred name like "John Doe" and<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for GIT commits/push/pull etc. instead of logged in user ID.
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system
Applied to all the users of this machine.
Configuration file -
C:\Program Files (x86)\Git\etc\gitconfig
. -
global
Applied to single user.
Configuration file (
~/.gitconfig
) . This file can be used to overwrite configuration value set by system configuration file. -
local
Applied to a single repository
Configuration file (
.git/config
) . This file can be used to overwrite configuration values set by global and system configuration files.
git config --system
git config --list --global
git config --list --local
Order of precedence - GIT config
system
options are loaded first.global
options are loaded aftersystem
options . i.e if provided, it can overridesystem
options.local
options are loaded at the end. i.e if provided, it can overridesystem
andglobal
options.
Use your favorite username and email.
--system
git config --system user.name "John Doe" git config --system user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--global
git config --global user.name "John Doe" git config --global user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--local
git config --local user.name "John Doe" git config --local user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Above approach can be followed to set all other configuration preferences like core.editor
, commit.template
, core.pager
, core.excludesfile
, help.autocorrect
, color.ui
etc.


galaxy_dive.utils.hdf5_wrapper module¶
Wrapper for hdf5 objects opened with h5py. Serves various needs not inherent in h5py.
-
class
galaxy_dive.utils.hdf5_wrapper.
HDF5Wrapper
(filename)[source]¶ Bases:
object
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copy_hdf5_file
(copy_filename, subsamples=False, particle_data=False)[source]¶ Copy the hdf5 file into a new file. May not copy all attributes successfully?
Parameters:
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insert_data
(new_data, index_key=None, insert_columns=False)[source]¶ Insert data. Does this by making whole new copy, appending to it, sorting that by the index, and saving the sorted version.
Parameters:
-
save_data
(data, index_key=None)[source]¶ Save data at self.filename.
Parameters: data (dict) – The data to be saved.
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galaxy_dive.utils.hdf5_wrapper.
copy_snapshot
(sdir, snum, copy_dir, subsamples=False, redistribute=False, n_files=<object object>)[source]¶ Copy a gadget/gizmo snapshot, and subsample it if you choose to.
Parameters: - sdir (str) – Snapshot directory to copy from.
- snum (int) – Which snapshot to copy over.
- copy_dir (str) – Where you want to save the copied snapshot.
- subsamples (bool or int) – If not False, the number of particles you will have in your subsampled snapshot, per file part.
- redistribute (bool) – If True, redistribute the particles evenly among the snapshots.
- n_files (str or int) – If not default, the number of pieces you want your copied snapshot broken into (must be less than the number of pieces in the original snapshot if subsampling). In general, should really only be used when subsampling or redistributing.


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public final class FSATraversal
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
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FSATraversal(FSA fsa)
Traversals of the given FSA.
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MatchResult |
match(byte[] sequence) |
MatchResult |
match(byte[] sequence,
int node) |
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match(byte[] sequence,
int start,
int length,
int node)
Finds a matching path in the dictionary for a given sequence of labels
from
sequence and starting at node node . |
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match(MatchResult result,
byte[] sequence,
int start,
int length,
int node)
Same as
match(byte[], int, int, int) , but allows passing
a reusable MatchResult object so that no intermediate garbage is
produced. |
int |
perfectHash(byte[] sequence) |
int |
perfectHash(byte[] sequence,
int start,
int length,
int node)
Calculate perfect hash for a given input sequence of bytes.
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public FSATraversal(FSA fsa)
public int perfectHash(byte[] sequence, int start, int length, int node)
FSA
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- Start index in the sequence array.length
- Length of the byte sequence, must be at least 1.MatchResult
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Before Change
Save a checkpoint to a temporary path; set `self.checkpoint_path` to the path
where it is saved; if called repeatedly, will always overwrite the last checkpoint.
if not self.checkpoint_path:
fh, path = tempfile.mkstemp(".ckpt", "tgen-", self.checkpoint_path)
self.checkpoint_path = path
log_info("Saving checkpoint to %s" % self.checkpoint_path)
self.saver.save(self.session, self.checkpoint_path)
After Change
Save a checkpoint to a temporary path; set `self.checkpoint_path` to the path
where it is saved; if called repeatedly, will always overwrite the last checkpoint.
if not self.checkpoint_path:
path = tempfile.mkdtemp(suffix="", prefix="tgen-")
self.checkpoint_path = os.path.join(path, "ckpt")
log_info("Saving checkpoint to %s" % self.checkpoint_path)
self.saver.save(self.session, self.checkpoint_path)


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The add action is remarkably similar to the edit function. Copy the entire 'getNewValuesForTask' action from the edit function into the 'menu' element.


Convert epub to kepub
This service uses the kepubify tool.
Kepub is the ebook format used on Kobo devices (more info
here).
When uploading an epub file it will be converted to kepub and the converted file will be downloaded to your device
automatically.
All uploaded files are deleted from the server immediately.


Before Change
// Note that we _cannot_ use a reshape here, because this tensor was created
// with num_heads being the first dimension, so reshaping naively would not
// throw an error, but give an incorrect result.
outputs = torch.cat(torch.split(outputs, batch_size, dim=0), dim=-1)
// Project back to original input size.
// shape (batch_size, timesteps, input_size)
outputs = self._output_projection(outputs)
After Change
// shape (batch_size, num_heads, timesteps, values_dim/num_heads)
outputs = outputs.view(batch_size, num_heads, timesteps, int(self._values_dim / num_heads))
// shape (batch_size, timesteps, num_heads, values_dim/num_heads)
outputs = outputs.transpose(1, 2).contiguous()
// shape (batch_size, timesteps, values_dim)
outputs = outputs.view(batch_size, timesteps, self._values_dim)
// Project back to original input size.


Update: |
Allows you to change the current link to a new one if the they are in the same domain (this comes in handy when you reading a book or watching a tv show) just drag and drop the link you want to change to box. |
Add tag: |
This function allow the user to add an identifier to each link incase if the user has more than on link from the same domain. All you have to do is darg and drop the link you want to the box and give the identifier on popup box. |
Delete: |
You can use this in two ways either you can drag and drop the link or you can press the button the delete links.
Warning: IF YOU PRESS DELETE IT Wll DELETE THE LAST LINK WITHOUT WARNING. |
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help!
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Tests that a nested relative require([]) inside a define()'d module works.
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Geocodes addresses given as character values. The geocode
function utilizes this function on addresses contained in dataframes.
See example usage in vignette("tidygeocoder")
.
Note that not all geocoding services support certain address component parameters. For example, the Census geocoder only covers the United States and does not have a "country" parameter.
Refer to api_parameter_reference, min_time_reference, and batch_limit_reference for more details on geocoding service parameters and usage.
This function uses the get_api_query, query_api, and extract_results functions to create, execute, and parse geocoder API queries.
geo( address = NULL, street = NULL, city = NULL, county = NULL, state = NULL, postalcode = NULL, country = NULL, method = "osm", cascade_order = c("census", "osm"), lat = lat, long = long, limit = 1, min_time = NULL, api_url = NULL, timeout = 20, mode = "", full_results = FALSE, unique_only = FALSE, return_addresses = TRUE, flatten = TRUE, batch_limit = NULL, batch_limit_error = TRUE, verbose = FALSE, no_query = FALSE, custom_query = list(), return_type = "locations", iq_region = "us", geocodio_v = 1.6, param_error = TRUE, mapbox_permanent = FALSE, here_request_id = NULL, mapquest_open = FALSE )
| address | single line address (ie. '1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC'). Do not combine with the address component arguments below (street, city, county, state, postalcode, country). |
|---|---|
| street | street address (ie. '1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW') |
| city | city (ie. 'Tokyo') |
| county | county (ie. 'Jefferson') |
| state | state (ie. 'Kentucky') |
| postalcode | postalcode (zip code if in the United States) |
| country | country (ie. 'Japan') |
| method | the geocoder service to be used. API keys are loaded from environmental variables. Run
|
| cascade_order | a vector with two character values for the method argument
in the order in which the geocoding services will be attempted for |
| lat | latitude column name. Can be quoted or unquoted (ie. lat or "lat"). |
| long | longitude column name. Can be quoted or unquoted (ie. long or "long"). |
| limit | maximum number of results to return per input address. For many geocoder services
the maximum value of the limit parameter is 100. Pass |
| min_time | minimum amount of time for a query to take (in seconds). If NULL then min_time will be set to the default value specified in min_time_reference. |
| api_url | custom API URL. If specified, the default API URL will be overridden. This parameter can be used to specify a local Nominatim server, for instance. |
| timeout | query timeout (in minutes) |
| mode | set to 'batch' to force batch geocoding or 'single' to force single address
geocoding (one address per query). If not specified then batch geocoding will
be used if available (given method selected) when multiple addresses are
provided; otherwise single address geocoding will be used. For the "here" and "bing" methods the
batch mode should be explicitly specified with |
| full_results | returns all data from the geocoding service if TRUE. If FALSE then only longitude and latitude are returned from the geocoding service. |
| unique_only | only return results for unique inputs if TRUE |
| return_addresses | return input addresses with results if TRUE. Note that
most services return the input addresses with |
| flatten | if TRUE then any nested dataframes in results are flattened if possible. Note that in some cases results are flattened regardless such as for Geocodio batch geocoding. |
| batch_limit | limit to the number of addresses in a batch geocoding query. Defaults to the value in batch_limit_reference if not specified. |
| batch_limit_error | if TRUE then an error is thrown if the number of addresses exceeds the batch limit. (if executing a batch query). This is reverted to FALSE when using the cascade method. |
| verbose | if TRUE then detailed logs are output to the console |
| no_query | if TRUE then no queries are sent to the geocoding service and verbose is set to TRUE. Used for testing. |
| custom_query | API-specific parameters to be used, passed as a named list
(ie. |
| return_type | only used when
|
| iq_region | "us" (default) or "eu". Used for establishing the API URL for the "iq" method. |
| geocodio_v | version of geocodio API. Used for establishing the API URL for the "geocodio" method. |
| param_error | if TRUE then an error will be thrown if any address parameters are used that are
invalid for the selected service ( |
| mapbox_permanent | if TRUE then the |
| here_request_id | This parameter would return a previous HERE batch job,
identified by its RequestID. The RequestID of a batch job is displayed
when |
| mapquest_open | if TRUE then MapQuest would use the Open Geocoding endpoint, that relies solely on data contributed to OpenStreetMap. |
tibble (dataframe)
# \donttest{ geo(street = "600 Peachtree Street NE", city = "Atlanta", state = "Georgia", method = "census")#> # A tibble: 1 x 5 #> street city state lat long #> <chr> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> #> 1 600 Peachtree Street NE Atlanta Georgia 33.8 -84.4#> # A tibble: 3 x 3 #> address lat long #> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> #> 1 Tokyo, Japan 35.7 140. #> 2 Lima, Peru -12.1 -77.0 #> 3 Nairobi, Kenya -1.30 36.8geo(county = 'Jefferson', state = "Kentucky", country = "US", method = 'osm')#> # A tibble: 1 x 5 #> county state country lat long #> <chr> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> #> 1 Jefferson Kentucky US 38.2 -85.7# }


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if you have this sentence than the datas have to be exactly the same.
The bug with the graphic plot still exist, so why rejected?
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ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Proposed UNGASS indicators and the monitoring of the AIDS epidemic in Brazil
Aristides Barbosa JuniorI; Ana Roberta Pati PascomI; Célia Landmann SzwarcwaldII; Carmen de Barros Correia DhaliaI; Leandro MonteiroI; Mariângela Batista Galvão SimãoI
IPrograma
Nacional de DST e Aids. Ministério da Saúde. Brasília,
DF, Brasil
IIDepartamento
de Informação em Saúde. Centro de Informação
Científica e Tecnológica. Fundação Oswaldo Cruz.
Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil
ABSTRACT
The objective of this study was to analyze, on the national level, the process of monitoring the proposed UNGASS indicators through the use of the Brazilian National Program for STD/AIDS's indicators. Two groups of proposed indicators were analyzed in 2002 and 2005 respectively, as part of the monitoring of the progress of the UNGASS Declaration of Commitment. The availability of information and limitations in calculating the proposed indicators in Brazil were analyzed and the appropriateness of the indicators for monitoring the epidemic in Brazil was discussed. Of the 13 quantitative indicators originally proposed by UNGASS, five were not included in the National Program. One was not included due to its qualitative nature. Two of the indicators were considered to be of little use and two were not included due to the lack of available data needed for their calculation. As the epidemic in Brazil is characterized as being concentrated, within the second group of proposed UNGASS indicators those that refer to the accompaniment of epidemic among high-risk population groups were prioritized. The study highlights that the National Program concentrates its efforts in the development, adaptation, and sharing of sampling methodologies for hard to reach populations. Such activities are geared towards estimating the size of vulnerable population groups, as well as obtaining more information regarding their knowledge, attitudes, and practices. The study concludes that by creating the possibility of international comparisons between advances achieved, the proposal of supranational indicators stimulates countries to discuss and make their construction viable. In a complementary way, the national monitoring systems should focus on program improvement by covering areas that permit the evaluation of specific control and intervention actions.
Keywords: HIV. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. Brazil. Program evaluation. National health programs. Outcome assessment (health care). Health status monitoring. Monitoring of epidemiological information. Indicators of health services. Health status indicators.
INTRODUCTION
Monitoring and evaluation of health programs are increasing in importance among health sector administrators and officials. These activities constitute an essential stage in the planning of actions geared towards guaranteeing quality in health care attention.5
Monitoring and evaluation directed at management are focused on the production and use of information to improve the programs evaluated by integrating purely analytic and management activities.3 The main focus is to characterize a condition using measures that can be quantified and repeated. The quantitative methodology is predominant, although instruments with a qualitative approach that can be standardized may also be used.6
As such, health program evaluation requires choosing relevant characteristics or attributes to ensure that the approach to the problem is viable from a methodological point of view.13 In this process, there are important stages involving the definition and construction of indicators that allow the monitoring of programmatic actions and subsidize decision-making. The objective of evaluation is to propose the establishment of criteria or norms to be used as indicators to monitor the object being evaluated.1
When the indicators are well formulated, are part of a monitoring and evaluation plan, and are interpreted within the external contexts and organizational realities they can relevantly contribute to the establishment of an efficient and effective Program. The efficiency consists in the capacity of the program to reach its proposed results with the smallest amount of resources, and the effectiveness, in the capacity of the program to reach its results.7,1
In June 2001, 189 countries, including Brazil, adopted a Declaration of Commitment about HIV/AIDS, agreed upon during the 26th Special Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations (UNGASS). This declaration reflects the global consensus regarding the slowing down of the AIDS epidemic by 2015.12 In an effort to monitor the progress of the Declaration of Commitment, UNAIDS proposed a group of indicators at the national and supranational level that should be filled out, periodically, by the countries who signed the declaration.
The objective of the present study was to describe the process of monitoring the indicators proposed by UNGASS at the national level, relating them to the indicators of the Brazilian National Program for STD/AIDS.
SYSTEM FOR THE MONITORING THE (PN-DST/AIDS) NATIONAL PROGRAM INDICATORS: MONITORAIDS
The revitalization process of the monitoring and evaluation activities within the National Program was incentivized, especially, by the third loan agreement (AIDS III) between Brazil and the World Bank. During this process, it was understood that a fundamental strategy would be the development of a group of indicators to monitor the epidemic and Brazilian response to HIV/AIDS.
In this context, the National Program developed an Indicator Monitor System of the National DST/AIDS Program (MONITORAIDS). The system was developed in a partnership initiative with the Departamento de Informações em Saúde do Centro de Informação Científica e Tecnológica [Department of Health Information in the Scientific and Technology Center] (DIS/CICT) of the Fundação Oswaldo Cruz and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Global AIDS Program Brazil (CDC/GAP-Brazil). This system meets the promise of the National Program to offer partners and society as a whole, helpful information that facilitates the accompaniment to the Brazilian response to control AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases (STD). MONITORAIDS is a system of information available on the PN-DST/AIDS website in Portuguese, English, and Spanish.2
The development of the MONITORAIDS indicators followed the following principles: be relevant to monitor the HIV/AIDS and other STD epidemics; be useful in the evaluation of programmatic actives of the National Program; and suggest aspects to be evaluated in the future.
Social factors constitute fundamental elements in the determination of the morbity-mortality population standards. In addition to this, a large difference in socioeconomic classes also exists in relation to the utilization of health services in Brazil. Keeping these aspects in mind, it is necessary to consider the equity question as one of the central principles of the monitoring systems.
From a monitoring and evaluation standpoint, the system is the most important structural component of the Plano Nacional de Avaliação (PNA) [National Evaluation Plan] (NEP). It adds information not only about the technical components of the program, but also gives a dimension to the equity component and integral nature of the Brazil Unified Health System (SUS). The analysis of these indicators constitutes an indispensable strategy to making adjustments for the improvement of the Program.
Currently, MONITORAIDS presents 95 indicators. Depending on the availability of information, the indicators are broken down by: Region, Federal Units, age, sex, and a variable that characterizes socioeconomic class, which allows the analysis of these inequalities. For each indicator, there is a corresponding indicator profile, directed at the following aspects: definition/interpretation; objective; classification according to the monitoring categories; classification according to the PNA categories; calculation method; data source; possibility of analyzing the equity dimension; limitations; period of time; date of revision.
With regards to monitoring, the indicators are categorized in three dimensions: 1) contextual indicators; 2) indicators related to the program; 3) impact indicators (Table 1). The first dimension is established by the context in which the AIDS epidemic occurs in the country, represented by demographic characteristics and socioeconomic characteristics of the population, as well as the national health system indicators. The second is divided into 14 sub-areas related to the PN-STD/AIDS, which include individual vulnerabilities, prevention strategies, care given, AIDS vigilance, and STD prevention and control. The third dimension allows for the analysis of impact of the developed actions in terms of morbidity-mortality due to AIDS and other STDs.
The indicators classified as monitoring can also be categorized in accordance with the proposed institutions, such as the World Bank and UNGASS, institutions with whom the National Program signed an agreement to monitor indicators.
From an evaluation point of view, the indicators are classified according to the PNA.3 Within this logic, the indicators are first classified along evaluation guidelines, which include: external context, organizational context; implementation; performance; and impact. In this classification, the indicators are grouped into clusters of implementation (access and quality) and performance (effectiveness and user satisfaction). In the analysis, they are still classified according to technical components of the Program that includes epidemiological vigiliance, prevention, and care. In addition to these, the innovative component should also be included and reserved to adjust for unexpected operational program realities.
INDICATORS PROPOSED BY UNGASS
A group of indicators was developed in 2002 with the goal of establishing the progress of the implementation of the UNGASS Declaration of Commitment. Initially, they were grouped into three categories: 1) national commitment and action, focused on political, strategic, and financial inputs for the prevention of HIV infection; 2) national behavior and knowledge, with indicators related to the program products, results and reach; 3) national impact, with the goal of expressing the success of each program in reducing HIV infection rates.11 Table 2 shows a list of indicators which are central to UNGASS.
Of these 13 indicators initially proposed by UNGASS, five are not included in MONITORAIDS:
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"National Composite Policy Index" - Because it is a qualitative indicator, composed of a series of questions related to the national policies related to the control of STD and AIDS. |
| | "Percentage of large businesses that have HIV/AIDS workplace policies." - To calculate this indicator, the businesses that develop a group of activities including the distribution of antiretroviral medications and provision of anonymous HIV/AIDS testing in the workplace are included. In Brazil, monitoring of this is not relevant as antiretroviral medications are provided through the public health system. In addition, it is not a government policy to stimulate testing at the workplace. |
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"Percentage of patients with STDs at health clinics appropriately diagnosed, treated, and counseled" - This is because care provided to STD patients is decentralized and occurs, primarily, in the basic health care clinics. Additionally, technical and operational difficulties exist in the construction of this indicator, in terms of estimating the total number of patients with STDs and the number of patients with STDs that were appropriately diagnosed, treated, and counseled. |
| |
"Ratio of current school attendance among orphans and non-orphans aged 10-14 years old" - This index was not prioritized. The main reason is due to the fact that the epidemic in Brazil is concentrated, and presents an estimated prevalence rate of 0.41%10 among women in reproductive age and 5.8 deaths due to AIDS for every 100 thousand women between 15 and 49. To construct this indicator, a population-based household survey would be necessary with a large sample size, which would implicate excessive costs for little utility to monitor the Brazilian epidemic. |
| |
"Percentage of people with advanced HIV infection receiving antiretroviral combination therapy" - This is a relevant indicator. Nonetheless, it was not included because in accordance with UNGASS guidelines, 15% of the people infected with HIV are in advanced stages of infection. Remembering that 600,000 people are infected with HIV in Brazil10 and of these, 166,500 receive antiretroviral therapy (ARV), the percent of people in Brazil would be over 100%. Still, it is important to emphasize the percentage of patients that need to receive treatment in Brazil, but are not in ARV therapy, such as those who do not have symptoms and were never tested for HIV infection. |
Some indicators proposed by UNGASS are relevant for the monitoring of the AIDS epidemic in Brazil, but are not contemplated in MONITORAIDS due to the lack of data available to calculate the indicator. One example is "the percentage of injecting drug users who adopted behaviors to reduce the risk of HIV transmission." The unavailability of this data is a result of the difficulty of conducting studies in populations that are difficult to access, such as injecting drug users (IDU). As an indicator of a change in risk behavior, the indicator, "percent of IDUs that do not share needles," is available, although the data comes from a specific study and does not represent all of Brazil.
The indicator, "Percentage of young people aged 15-24 that HIV-infected," was substituted in MONITORAIDS for two similar ones, "Percentage of individuals between 15-49 infected with HIV," and "Percentage of young men between 17-21 infected with HIV." These two were constructed from studies with representative samples of the country. To construct the indicator proposed by UNGASS, it would necessary to significantly increase the sample used in the studies of sero-prevalence.
The most recent estimates of the six common indicators and both monitoring systems are presented in Table 3.
The indicators proposed by UNGASS in 2002 were more relevant to generalized epidemics and of restricted utility for counties with concentrated epidemics. To address this problem, in July 2005, a new version of the indicators was made available, which resulted in a revision of the list of indicators previously proposed.12 In this new version, two distinct groups of indicators were proposed in accordance with the nature of the epidemic in the country: concentrated or generalized. In the case of Brazil, which is characterized by a concentrated epidemic, the indicators aim to accompany high-risk populations. The high-risk populations are determined by each country, taking the characteristics of their epidemic into consideration. These indicators are listed in Table 4.
The National Program recognizes that these new indicators are relevant to monitor the epidemic in the country. However, their construction depends on the realization of a several studies with the important vulnerable populations in the Brazilian epidemic.
FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
The initiative to construct a supranational monitoring system based on standardized indicators allows the comparison of performance of various national HIV/AIDS control programs.12 It also identifies regions where greater efforts and investments are needed to control the epidemic.
However, international comparisons have, at times, important limitations. First, due to the fact that countries are in different stages of the epidemic. In addition, there are enormous variations between nations, determined by distinct political, economic, social, and cultural contexts as well as organizational aspects of national health systems.
Another question is whether the indicators proposed by UNGASS, taken by themselves, have sufficient reach to be management tools and assist in decision making. This is due to the fact that these indicators do not attend to all the specificities and priorities of each country.4 Taking Brazil as an example, the reach of testing for HIV during pregnancy is an indicator that has been shown to be extremely relevant in monitoring prevention activities.8
An important restriction found in the first version of the UNGASS indicators was the group of indicators proposed which were of little importance for countries with concentrated epidemics, or with difficulties to calculate. For example, to calculate the prevalence rate of HIV among young people between 15-24 very expensive studies with extremely large sample sizes are necessary, limitations recognized by the group that coordinated UNGASS monitoring. In July 2005, the new version of indicators that differentiated between forms of the epidemic was disseminated (concentrated or generalized).
This new version totally moved the focus of the monitoring proposed in countries with concentrated epidemics. If one hand, the indicators are more relevant for vulnerable subgroups, on the other hand, those relevant to the general population are neglected, which may generate an interruption in a historic process.
Furthermore, in case of countries with concentrated epidemics, there is always the possibility that an epidemic may become generalized, and as such, there is a need to monitor indicators relevant to the general population. In the case of Brazil, epidemiological data indicate that socioeconomic class has progressively become a vulnerability factor,2,9 noting an occurrence of high risk behaviors among the poor and in regions with lower social development.5
Regardless of the limitations pointed out in the present study, the change of the focus of UNGASS broadens the options of possible indicators, which is important for monitoring the dynamic of the spread of the epidemic in Brazil. In the case of countries with concentrated epidemics like Brazil, the current focus is on vulnerable populations, which facilitates participation in international scientific debates regarding methodologies to study these population groups. The importance of estimating the size of vulnerable population groups and obtaining information regarding their attitudes, behaviors, and practices should be recognized. However, difficulties exist in producing reliable estimates of these groups in population based studies. To respond to this situation, Brazil is currently focusing its efforts on developing, adapting, and sharing alternative sampling methodologies for hard to reach populations.
In conclusion, the proposed supranational indicators to monitor the epidemic permit international comparisons of advancements achieved and stimulate countries to discuss and make their (indicators) construction viable. In a complementary way, the national monitoring systems should focus on program improvement by covering areas that permit the evaluation of specific control and intervention actions. Independent of efforts to design monitoring systems which are adequate reflections of each country, the limitations imposed by the lack of data and/or the high costs involved in obtaining it, especially in developing countries, continues to be a challenge.
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This demonstration NCI-META terminology browser and app is loaded with the 201508 release of the NCI Metathesaurus. It contains complete versions of many terminologies, including SNOMED CT, NCIt, RADLEX, MeSH, ICD10, RXNORM, and others. The data set contains over 2.5 million concepts with nearly 6.5 million individual terms from constituent terminologies.
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Url Shortener Microservice
User Stories:
- I can pass a URL as a parameter and I will receive a shortened URL in the JSON response.
- If I pass an invalid URL that doesn't follow the valid http://www.example.com format, the JSON response will contain an error instead.
- When I visit that shortened URL, it will redirect me to my original link.
Creation
Test form
Sends HTTP POST /url-shortener/api originalUrl=http://...
Return value
{"shortenedUrl":"0"}
Retrieval
https://freecodecamp-api-projects-angian.c9users.io/url-shortener/api/0
Redirects to http://...
NB
Shortened URLs are stored in-memory, hence they are reset between server restarts.


Nitesh Jha
Software Developer
Backend-developer
About Me
Artist, Thinker, Creative Doer
I am Software Developer @ Travelex India Pvt Ltd
Have 2.6 years of experience in IT industry in developing applications using java/j2ee technologies.
Good implementation knowledge in Spring Framework, Spring Boot, Spring Batch, Rest API and Hibernate.
Hands on experience on AWS technologies (AWS Lambda, API Gateway, CloudFormation, DynamoDB, Cloudwatch).
Good exposure to agile methodologies development.
- Age24
- ResidenceIndia
- AddressJivdani Apt, D-Wing 2nd Floor, R.No-302, Palghar (W)
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Phone+91<PHONE_NUMBER>
Resume
2.6 Years of Experience
Experience
Jan 2018 - Present
Single Sign On (SSO)
Single sign-on (SSO) is an authentication process that allows a user to access multiple applications with one set of login credentials. SSO is a common procedure in enterprises, where a client accesses multiple resources connected to a local area network (LAN). My Development involved building SSO component using Spring Boot and deploying it on AWS Serverless Architecture (AWS Lambda). Getting application to comply with AGILE methodologies for CI-CD flow using Atlassian suite of tools. Developing components in JIRA and Confluence tools to form project workflow.
Role Description
Requirement Analysis.
Developing CI process to deploy the application on Serverless technology
(AWS Lambda, API Gateway)
.
Developing the system for the client.
Applying change request for new modules and fixing defects.
Skills Used
Java/J2EE, Hibernate, SpringBoot, AWS Lambda, AWS API Gateway, AWS CloudFormation, AWS CloudWatch, S3, AWS DynamoDb
Mar 2016 - Present
COl-MCP
The COL Currency Online(COL) project is an order placement web application for our NAM region client. It can handle all types of transaction related to different products like banknotes, foreign drafts, foreign checks etc. My development involved creating a module for our business to issue pre-paid cards which can hold multiple types of currencies in a single card. Integrating the application with APW (Master cards application). Communicating with master card for performing KYC of the customer, checking availability of cards and loading the card with the foreign currencies. Getting application to comply with AGILE methodologies for CI-CD flow using Atlassian suite of tools. Developing components in JIRA and Confluence tools to form project workflow.
Role Description
Requirement Analysis.
Helping architecture team with solution design.
Developing partial Continuous Integration process for the project.
Developing the system for the client.
Applying change request for new modules and fixing defects.
Skills Used
Java/J2EE, Hibernate, Spring, Spring Data, Restful WebService, Junit, Mockito
Oct 2017 - Nov 2017
RTS-PTR
RTS PTR( Prescribed Transaction Reports) is the data processing Application which process regional transaction data based on business conditions and transfer the transactional data into the warehouse Database. My Development involved building Application component using Spring Batch which runs daily as the batch job and transfer the transaction data to the warehouse. Getting application to comply with AGILE methodologies for CI-CD flow using Atlassian suite of tools. Developing components in JIRA and Confluence tools to form project workflow.
Role Description
Requirement Analysis.
Helping architecture team with solution design.
Developing partial Continuous Integration process for the project.
Developing the system for the client.
Applying change request for new modules and fixing defects.
Skills Used
Java/J2EE, Hibernate, Spring Batch
Education
2011-2015
Specialization Course
University of PuneB.E(Electronics & Telecommunication)


Rupture
The rupture
function allows displaying a screen that appears after the user has been idle for ms
milliseconds.
library(shiny)
library(sever)
ui <- fluidPage(
useSever(),
h1("rupture"),
p("Wait for idle screen")
)
server <- function(input, output){
# set ms to 5 seconds for test
rupture(ms = 5000)
}
shinyApp(ui, server)
This consists of a new family of functions mirroring that of sever
which work exactly the same way.


Class Method
widgetSizeFromController:withAvailableGridPosition:
Get the widget size to use for widget addition for the given additional options controller and grid positions.
Declaration
+(HSWidgetSize)widgetSizeFromController:(id<HSWidgetAdditionalOptions)controller withAvailableGridPosition:(NSArray *)positions;
Parameters
-
controller
instance of the additional options class that was displayed to the user which may contain user selected widget size or nil if no additional options were presented
-
positions
array of available grid positions
Return Value
The widget size to use for adding the widget that may have been configured by the user in the given controller. The default implementation is to return controller.requestWidgetSize if valid, otherwise return [self minimumSize].
Related Links
Adding Widgets
-
+ addNewWidgetAdditionalOptionsControllerClass
Specify the class used for the additional options during widget adding.
-
+ createOptionsFromController:withAvailableGridPosition:
Create options dictionary to use for widget addition for the given additional options controller and grid positions.


NY Times Article Search
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The RGB led connected tu an arduino board. The color can be set with the sliders
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Green:
Blue:
RGB Led Color:


"The strength of the S&I Framework is its ability to bring together a community of leaders with unparalleled experience and expertise in healthcare and health IT. These people have a drive and a passion for creating the future of healthcare through easier and more secure exchange of information, and this is reflected in their dedication to the various S&I initiatives."
"One of the major strengths of the S&I Framework is bringing together stakeholders from a variety of healthcare backgrounds to work together toward common goals that will benefit both the patients and user communities. Without a standardized set of guidelines to use as a goal [as provided by the S&I Framework], I believe that there would be a lot of duplicate efforts across the board as each organization tried to interpret the MU [Meaningful Use] requirements and create a unique set of processes that would meet their own specific needs."
"I can honestly say [that the S&I Framework] was a very collaborative effort in generating community interest and participation. This enabled the community stakeholders to work together toward a common goal for promoting interoperability and meaningful use. Clinicians, vendors and other community participants provided real-world feedback and this contribution was valuable towards establishing and publishing standards to promote interoperability and a commitment to standards that will drive widespread adoption."
"What is clear to me is that the TOC [Transitions of Care Initiative] RI [Reference Implementation] forms a solid foundation upon which future TOC User Stories can be codified in computable models and that it clearly lowers the barrier of entry for new innovators, startups and those not-so-large EMR, HIE and PHR software developers…It is my expectation that TOC RI and its associated Demos and Pilots will continue to grow and become an important technical anchor for standardizing Transitions of Care, simplifying the complexity of disparate document formats, lowering the cost of entry for HIT innovators and ultimately driving the cost of Healthcare down through the disruptive innovation it manifests. "


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ItemAttributes Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | PicoBindable |
| Declared in | ItemAttributes.h ItemAttributes.m |
Tasks
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actor
(public property)
property -
artist
(public property)
property -
aspectRatio
(public property)
property -
audienceRating
(public property)
property -
audioFormat
(public property)
property -
author
(public property)
property -
binding
(public property)
property -
brand
(public property)
property -
catalogNumberList
(public property)
property -
category
(public property)
property -
ceroAgeRating
(public property)
property -
clothingSize
(public property)
property -
color
(public property)
property -
creator
(public property)
property -
department
(public property)
property -
director
(public property)
property -
ean
(public property)
property -
eanList
(public property)
property -
edition
(public property)
property -
eisbn
(public property)
property -
episodeSequence
(public property)
property -
esrbAgeRating
(public property)
property -
feature
(public property)
property -
format
(public property)
property -
genre
(public property)
property -
hardwarePlatform
(public property)
property -
hazardousMaterialType
(public property)
property -
isAdultProduct
(public property)
property -
isAutographed
(public property)
property -
isbn
(public property)
property -
isEligibleForTradeIn
(public property)
property -
isMemorabilia
(public property)
property -
issuesPerYear
(public property)
property -
itemDimensions
(public property)
property -
itemPartNumber
(public property)
property -
label
(public property)
property -
languages
(public property)
property -
legalDisclaimer
(public property)
property -
listPrice
(public property)
property -
magazineType
(public property)
property -
manufacturer
(public property)
property -
manufacturerMaximumAge
(public property)
property -
manufacturerMinimumAge
(public property)
property -
manufacturerPartsWarrantyDescription
(public property)
property -
mediaType
(public property)
property -
model
(public property)
property -
modelYear
(public property)
property -
mpn
(public property)
property -
numberOfDiscs
(public property)
property -
numberOfIssues
(public property)
property -
numberOfItems
(public property)
property -
numberOfPages
(public property)
property -
numberOfTracks
(public property)
property -
operatingSystem
(public property)
property -
packageDimensions
(public property)
property -
packageQuantity
(public property)
property -
partNumber
(public property)
property -
pictureFormat
(public property)
property -
platform
(public property)
property -
productGroup
(public property)
property -
productTypeName
(public property)
property -
productTypeSubcategory
(public property)
property -
publicationDate
(public property)
property -
publisher
(public property)
property -
regionCode
(public property)
property -
releaseDate
(public property)
property -
runningTime
(public property)
property -
seikodoProductCode
(public property)
property -
size
(public property)
property -
sku
(public property)
property -
studio
(public property)
property -
subscriptionLength
(public property)
property -
title
(public property)
property -
trackSequence
(public property)
property -
tradeInValue
(public property)
property -
upc
(public property)
property -
upcList
(public property)
property -
warranty
(public property)
property -
weeeTaxValue
(public property)
property
Properties
actor
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *actor
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
artist
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *artist
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
aspectRatio
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *aspectRatio
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
audienceRating
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *audienceRating
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
audioFormat
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *audioFormat
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
author
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *author
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
binding
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *binding
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
brand
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *brand
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
catalogNumberList
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) CatalogNumberList *catalogNumberList
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
category
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *category
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
ceroAgeRating
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *ceroAgeRating
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
clothingSize
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *clothingSize
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
color
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *color
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
creator
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *creator
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
department
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *department
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
director
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *director
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
ean
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *ean
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
eanList
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) EANList *eanList
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
edition
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *edition
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
eisbn
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *eisbn
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
episodeSequence
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *episodeSequence
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
esrbAgeRating
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *esrbAgeRating
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
feature
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *feature
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
format
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *format
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
genre
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *genre
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
hardwarePlatform
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *hardwarePlatform
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
hazardousMaterialType
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *hazardousMaterialType
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
isAdultProduct
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *isAdultProduct
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
isAutographed
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *isAutographed
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
isEligibleForTradeIn
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *isEligibleForTradeIn
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
isMemorabilia
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *isMemorabilia
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
isbn
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *isbn
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
issuesPerYear
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *issuesPerYear
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
itemDimensions
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) ItemDimensions *itemDimensions
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
itemPartNumber
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *itemPartNumber
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
label
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *label
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
languages
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) Languages *languages
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
legalDisclaimer
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *legalDisclaimer
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
listPrice
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) Price *listPrice
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
magazineType
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *magazineType
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
manufacturer
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *manufacturer
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
manufacturerMaximumAge
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) DecimalWithUnits *manufacturerMaximumAge
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
manufacturerMinimumAge
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) DecimalWithUnits *manufacturerMinimumAge
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
manufacturerPartsWarrantyDescription
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *manufacturerPartsWarrantyDescription
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
mediaType
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *mediaType
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
model
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *model
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
modelYear
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *modelYear
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive long
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
mpn
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *mpn
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
numberOfDiscs
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *numberOfDiscs
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive long
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
numberOfIssues
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *numberOfIssues
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive long
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
numberOfItems
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *numberOfItems
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive long
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
numberOfPages
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *numberOfPages
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive long
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
numberOfTracks
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *numberOfTracks
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive long
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
operatingSystem
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *operatingSystem
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
packageDimensions
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) PackageDimensions *packageDimensions
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
packageQuantity
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *packageQuantity
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive long
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
partNumber
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *partNumber
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
pictureFormat
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *pictureFormat
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
platform
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *platform
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
productGroup
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *productGroup
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
productTypeName
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *productTypeName
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
productTypeSubcategory
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *productTypeSubcategory
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
publicationDate
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *publicationDate
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
publisher
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *publisher
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
regionCode
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *regionCode
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
releaseDate
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *releaseDate
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
runningTime
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) DecimalWithUnits *runningTime
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
seikodoProductCode
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *seikodoProductCode
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
size
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *size
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
sku
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *sku
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
studio
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *studio
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
subscriptionLength
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NonNegativeIntegerWithUnits *subscriptionLength
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
title
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *title
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
trackSequence
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *trackSequence
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
tradeInValue
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) Price *tradeInValue
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
upc
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *upc
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
upcList
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) UPCList *upcList
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h
warranty
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *warranty
Discussion
(public property)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
ItemAttributes.h


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--- layout: article title: Showing His Monster authors: - case-susana-h excerpt: > “The twin never opened his eyes, or closed his drooling halitosis.” A poem from Susana H. Case on human nature, doppelgangers, and seventeenth century monstrosity in Italy. permalink: /issues/2013/4/poetry-showing-her-monster toc: 10 volume: 1 number: 2 ---
Lazarus Colloredo of Genoa
had a conjoined twin,
Monstrum novissimum,
a human Janus
hidden under his cloak,
whose torso, head and left leg
dangled from the belly
of the mobile Lazarus.
The sins of the mother,
seventeenth century belief—
parasitic hydrocephalic, flesh
and blood doppelgänger.
The twin never opened his eyes,
or closed his drooling halitosis.
Lazarus married, had children.
By all accounts, his wife
was happy, learned to love him.
Audiences paid to see and pinch
the twin, Joannes Baptista,
to hear him peep.
Showing made them rich.
They visited Paris,
the court of Charles the First.
In a bar, Lazarus killed
a teasing man, was reprieved
to save his innocent brother,
the echo, the contained
monster-twin of every man.


Justin Roiland, the co-creator of Rick and Morty said, "I was like, 'No time travel.' The designs are reminiscent, but psychologically, I perceive them as something completely different from their origins." In each episode, Rick and Morty travel DIMENSIONALLY.
We all know that it was NOT time travel that allowed Rick to get Szechuan Sauce from McDonald's or when he got pizza for dinner in seconds. He went to a dimension where these things existed in the present!}
We decided it would be fun to track the time travel of the show through the cultural references to see where in time Rick and Morty might be in each episode -- since they are NOT time traveling! These are the side by side timelines of the shorts and the episodes with the year of release of each cultural reference.


2 doors east of Philo Rd. on Washington St.
Central Illinois Aikikai
is one of over 20 member
dojos (training halls) in the Midwest Aikido Federation, and
has continued in Champaign-Urbana since 1974. It is the
only Aikido organization in Champaign-Urbana affiliated
with Hombu Dojo (Tokyo), The United States Aikido
Federation (USAF), and the Midwest Aikido Federation (MAF).
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