Irish weather forecast: Met Eireann warn freezing temperatures in store this week with lows of -2C expected
A band of rain will bring some scattered showers in places today, with the worst of the wet weather expected in the north
by Sam RobertsIreland is braced for some freezing conditions later this week as Met Eireann warned temperatures could plummet as low as -2C.
It will also stay wet in the coming days with more heavy rainfall expected, although daytime temperatures will remain relatively mild for the time of year.
A band of rain will bring some scattered showers in some areas today, with the worst of the wet weather expected in the north of the country.
A Met Eireann forecaster said: "Rather cloudy and misty today, with just a few bright spells.
"The rain will become confined to Ulster this morning, with scattered showers elsewhere, a few of these heavy. A few patches of fog also.
"Top temperatures of 9 to 12 C. Light to moderate southeast breezes will become southwesterly or variable.
"A few clear spells tonight, but generally misty and cloudy, with patches of fog in places. Scattered showers at first, but wet and windy weather will develop over Munster and south Leinster later in the night.
"Rain will move northwards tomorrow morning, heavy in places. Brighter, more showery weather will follow from the south.
"Windy, with strong to gale force southerly winds on southern coasts and fresh to strong easterly winds elsewhere. Top temperatures of 8 to 11 C."
But it will turn cold and frosty overnight towards the end of the week, with values falling as low as -2C on Thursday night.
A forecaster added: "Low pressure will make for further unsettled conditions, rather dull generally with showery spells of rain occurring most days.
"However, it should become somewhat drier by Friday. Temperatures will be around normal for the first half of the week, with mostly frost free nights, but becoming colder later in the week with frosty nights returning.
"Outbreaks of rain on Thursday; driest and brightest cross southern counties at first, and later across northern areas. Highs of 8 to 11 degrees, in light to moderate northwest breezes.
"It will be a cold and mostly dry night, with a risk of frost. Lowest temperatures of -2 to +3 degrees.
"Continuing mostly dry, with some sunny spells developing. Cool, with lowest temperatures of 5 to 8 degrees.
"Dry with clear spells at first on Friday night, but rain possibly moving into the southwest later in the night."
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On February 3, 2015, I climbed up the Tatham Centre staircase and walked in to my first SWE interview.
Even with the advice and help of several wonderful upper-years, I was quite scared. I also had no idea how to “sell myself”, and still shy away each time I hear that phrase.
Upon entering the room, I said, “Hi, I’m Alice,” and we started coding. Contrary to expectations, it was awesome.
Granted, that was the only entirely technical interview I had, and many have been predominantly behavioural. But after the first interview, I discovered that interviewers are not out to get you, but rather are looking for someone they can work with.
Since then, I have learned so much from each interview and interviewer.
I’ve learned that it’s okay to say “I don’t know.” I’ve learned of the importance of taking advantage of university time to take challenging courses, being self-evaluative yet confident, being accountable in all things, always asking questions and listening, and enjoying university life. On the technical side, I’ve learned about “shift-d” in vim, var_arg in C, storing useful data, removing redundant data, and the “transient” keyword in Java.
To my interviewers, thanks for sharing your thoughts, I have really enjoyed hearing about what you’re working on, and how you got there.
As for that first interview, I somehow passed it, and am looking forward to the second round next week.


TSSM is an equipping Ministry School based at Brunel Manor in Torquay Devon. There are quite a few things that revolve around the school and the students. Check out our 5 departments below.
Tell Me MoreTorbay School of Supernatural Ministry is an equipping school featuring Bethel Redding CA Students and Bethel curriculum that meets Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4:30pm-9pm.
Apply HereWe at TSSM believe that kingdom living starts from the inside out. At the moment we offer Bethel Sozo ministry and Bethel Sozo Training. More info at bethelsozo.com
Running alongside the School Dept. are the Kingdom Kids!
Featuring Bethel Fire starters for Kids Curriculum. This fire Bible School is designed to help children, ages 6-13 become world-changers, and history makers, by training them in Passion, Purpose, and Power! This curriculum equips, empowers, and activates children in a kingdom-revival lifestyle and is also designed to reach children who do not yet know the Lord. They will have opportunity to receive Christ as Lord and Savior, as well as become equipped to minister to those around them.
Filled with Bible teachings, games, object lessons, dramas, illustrations, and activations!
Very exciting time for God people walking in his creativity! Creative dept will work closely with mission and outreach prophesying and healing though paint, drama, song, writing and FOOD!
Creative classes will be offered though out the School terms.
There is an apostolic call on TSSM which means any Staff or Student have a heart for their local community and seek to impact it, this dept is an extension of that heart. Building relationships and severing our community's is vital building blocks of the Kingdom. The Mission and outreach dept is mostly ran by the TSSM interns who will network with students and locals to sever their needs with excellence.
Regular Outreach's include:
-Treasure hunts
-Prophetic Booths
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title: ‘memr: An R package for medical free-text records embedding and visualization’ authors:
The memr
package in R allows for creating embeddings, i.e. vector representations, of medical free-text records written by doctors. It also provides a wide spectrum of tools to data visualization and medical visits’ segmentation. These tools aim to develop computer-supported medicine by facilitating medical data analysis and iterpretation. The package can be exploited for many applications like the recommendation prediction, patients’ clustering etc. that can aid doctors in their practice.
Processing of free-text clinical records plays an important role in computer-supported medicine. A detailed description of symptoms, examination and an interview is often stored in an unstructured way as free-text, hard to process but rich in important information.
The most straightforward approach to the processing of clinical notes could be their clustering with respect to different features like diagnosis or type of treatment. Grouping of visits can fulfil many potential goals. If we are able to group visits into clusters based on interview with a patient and medical examination then (1) we can follow recommendations that were suggested to patients with similar history to create a list of possible diagnoses, (2) reveal that the current diagnosis is unusual, (3) identify subsets of visits with the same diagnosis but different symptoms.
The basis of memr
is creating of medical terms embeddings based on GloVe algorithm [@pennington2014glove] implemented in R package text2vec
by [@text2vec]. Having a vector of terms extracted from visits’ descriptions merged_terms
we can compute term embeddings by:
term_vectors <- embed_terms(merged_terms)
We can validate the quality of computed embeddings by performing and visualizing ‘word analogy task’ introduced by [@mikolov2013efficient]. The function visualize_analogies
produces PCA plots (with ggplot2
package) of given pairs of terms (terms_pairs
):
visualize_analogies(term_vectors, terms_pairs)
The embeddings of medical terms of interview and examination are averaged and concatenated to obtain a representation of a visit:
visits_vectors <- embed_list_visits(interviews, examinations,
interview_term_vectors,
examination_term_vectors)
If we have more information about visits, such as doctors’ specialties or ICD-10 codes (visits
), memr
can help with data analysis and visualization. We can perform visits clustering of specified doctor’s specialty by the k-means algorithm. Then we can visualize the visits by the t-SNE algorithm [@maaten2008visualizing] with the use of Rtsne
[@krijthe2015rtsne] package (on the plot each dot corresponds to one visit):
clusters <- cluster_visits(visits_vectors, visits, spec = "pediatry",
cluster_number = 6)
visualize_visit_embeddings(visits_vectors, visits, color_by = "cluster",
clusters)
Having recommendations in our data, we can show the most popular recommendations for each cluster by the function get_cluster_recommendations
.
memr
allows also for visualization of ICD-10 codes by averaging visits’ embeddings:
visualize_icd10(visits_vectors, visits)


SRCCON Logistics
Join us in Old City Philadelphia July 24 & 25 for the first annual SRCCON. Two days of making, thinking, and talking together. We can’t wait for you to join us.
Schedule
Visit our schedule at schedule.srccon.org.
Venue & Lodging
SRCCON will take place at the Chemical Heritage Foundation, a museum and event space in the Old City neighborhood of Philadelphia. The hotel where our conference block was reserved is sold out, but Old City is filled with other hotels, and Airbnb is also a good option for those who want more space or to share an apartment. If you’re looking for a room at the last minute, check out the SRCCON info-share etherpad and add your specifications.
Getting Ready for SRCCON
SRCCON is a conference built around participation, and you'll get the most out of it if you think of sessions as collective skillshares and group problem-solving huddles rather than talks or presentations. In general, a great SRCCON session is:
- participatory and hands-on
- flexible and responsive to the needs and questions of attendees
- generous with expertise and with time
- oriented toward next steps and building, not just discussing
It’s rare for coders and designers in and near news organizations to get a chance to spend much hands-on time together getting better at what they do—come ready to make the most of that time and you’ll do fine.
And before you board your plane/train/automobile to head to the venue, please take a quick look at the code of conduct, which encourages active displays of respect and empathy to make this event welcoming and safe for all.
Thursday Night Fun
During the day, SRCCON is focused on the work we do. At night, we want to concentrate on the things we’re passionate about outside the day-to-day. On Thursday, July 24, we’ll host an evening of non-work skillshares, games, and informal talks on extracurricular interests and obsessions, from travel hacking to gardening to pie.
For Thursday, we’d love it if you brought something you love, to share: a bottle or two of a local brew you especially like, games to play in our evening game room (don’t worry: we’ll supply the Magic cards for a draft tournament), and no doubt more things we’re not even thinking of.
(If you’re leading a session, check out our Session Leaders info below.)
On practical matters, you can share housing/rides/other info with other attendees in the SRCCON info-share etherpad.
Session Leaders Info
We’ve had contact with all of you at some point, and a few common questions and tips have emerged from those conversations:
- Think conversation rather than presentation. You’ll be in a room full of fellow experts, so look for the juicy problems you can solve together, or just hash through in a useful way.
- Don’t bring slides, do be prepared to break your session into smaller groups if it’s extra-popular. Sessions should scale whether there are 5, 15, or 50 people in the room and a great way to make that happen is to plan to spend the bulk of your session in small groups.
- Plan to use your expertise and your organization’s experiences and methods as a way to frame a broader conversation, rather than the primary focus of your session.
If you want to demo or do live code as part of the frame of your session, do some advance prep to make sure you have the best shot at a smooth session. We advise you to:
- edit your session description to include a list of dependencies so (at least some) people can install in advance;
- get there early and write those instructions up on a board in your room, then exhort people to install while they wait for the session to begin;
- if possible, have things on a thumb drive to share around;
- and have a fallback plan in mind for handling sad-trombone events (e.g., let’s learn about pair programming, and everyone buddy up with someone who’s got things installed!)
Aspiration Tech, our friends who advise on the Mozilla Festival, which helped shape SRCCON, also have some great guides on break out sessions and facilitating.
On a purely practical note, the rooms the Chemical Heritage Museum vary in size from 10 to 80 people, and they will all be configured "banquet" style, which means tables in clumps, with chairs around them all. Everything is on wheels though and the whole room is reconfigurable, and all rooms have a basic AV setup (projector/screen). But don’t bring slides!
Getting to the Venue
Philly is very well-served by the Philadelphia International Airport, Amtrak’s 30th Street Station, and numerous bus companies.
There is a public transit train (called regional rail) from the airport to Center City (downtown area). Tickets are $6.50 if you buy from a kiosk on the platform or $8 if purchased on the train.
While in Philly
We didn’t want you stuck in a conference hotel that could have been anywhere, so we picked a centrally located venue for SRCCON. We encourage you to explore Philadelphia while you’re in town. Within five blocks of the Chemical Heritage Foundation are numerous historical sites, museums, bars, restaurants, and entertaining people watching (think: Colonial LARPing). If you’d like to venture beyond the Old City neighborhood, check out the transit information below, rent a bike, or keep walking till you hit one of the rivers that bookends downtown Philly.
Transit
Old City is accessible via bus and subway on public transit. The local transit organization is SEPTA. The closest subway station is the 2nd Street Market-Frankford Line (also known as “the El” or “blue line”) stop, and numerous bus lines run on Market Street, which is one block north of the venue. Philly still uses tokens to pay for transit rides. Tokens are $1.80 and are available for purchase at many, but not all, subway and train stations. Cash fare for bus and subway rides is $2.25 with a transfer costing $1. Regional rail trains, which serve the airport and farther out stations, are charged by a zone system. SEPTA open data led the civic hackathon movement in Philadelphia so there are a plethora of apps to access transit schedules and information.
In addition to public transit, the Old City area is exceptionally walkable, biking is quite common, and cabs are plentiful.
Food
The Chemical Heritage Foundation is a block away from a restaurant from Jose Garces, one of the current Iron Chefs, that has a pretty delectable lunch menu. Within five blocks is another Garces restaurant as well as a restaurant by another Iron Chef and countless BYOBs, farm to table loving restaurants, a Chinese restaurant originated in Philly that got NYMag plaudits, pizza joints, old-timey ice cream parlors, and cheesesteak shops. On the BYOB point, there is a state store to buy wine and liquor (Pennsylvania restricts the sale of alcohol) two blocks from the venue at 32 S. 2nd Street where you can pick up wine on the way to dinner.
Beer
Philly is a big beer city, with several breweries and numerous bars and restaurants with extensive beer selections. Within 5 blocks of the venue are Eulogy Belgian Tavern with an enourmous beer listing and Victory Brewing Company with a brewery in the bar. Old City has a bustling nightlife, especially on weekends, and bars that cater to all types of groups (including “It’s Always Sunny” fans).
Coffee
Philly is well-known for La Colombe coffee, which is available in many coffee shops and restaurants. We will have a range of coffee rigs Thursday and Friday morning for you to brew your favorite style of coffee as well.
Child care
We’re researching options on how to support attendees who need childcare. By July 21, we will email everyone who noted an interest in child care during registration with information about child care resources in Philly.
Hacker/maker spaces
Philly has several hacker and maker spaces, which are all a relatively quick transit ride from the venue.
Remote Participation
SRCCON is a conversational, small-group-centric event rather than a series of presentations, which means it doesn’t lend itself well to livestreaming. We are working out a few ways for people who aren’t at the event to gain access to some of the ideas and conversations that emerge, and will publish details here when we have them.
Want more info?
We’re still building out this page so if you have any questions, just email Erika Owens and we’ll research your question and update the site.


Green Party election candidate in court on HS2 obstruction charge
Mark Keir is standing against PM Boris Johnson in the Uxbridge and South Ruislip constituency.
The Green Party candidate standing against Boris Johnson in the General Election has denied obstruction of a highway during a protest against HS2.
Mark Keir appeared at Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday after being arrested during a protest at the high-speed rail construction site in Harvil Road, Uxbridge, west London, on Tuesday.
The 58-year-old is accused of stopping multiple lorries from accessing the site by lying down in the road by an entrance to the construction site with Scott Breen, 45.
The pair are said to have locked their arms together in a concrete tube before filling the ends of the tube with cement to prevent them being moved.
Prosecutor Chiran Mondal said this action hindered work on a lawful construction site and caused a loss of earnings.
In addition to one count of wilful obstruction of a highway each, both men were charged with hindering people in their work.
A third charge of causing a public nuisance was dropped.
Iain Oliver, 39, of Harvil Road, Uxbridge, was also arrested on one charge of obstructing an officer.
The three men deny all charges.
Keir, of Winnock Road, West Drayton, is standing as the Green Party candidate for Uxbridge and South Ruislip, previously held by the Prime Minister.
The Uxbridge HS2 site has attracted protests regarding the construction work due to fears that it would negatively affect or pollute the water supply and biodiversity in the area.
Olivia Haggar, representing Keir and Breen, of Vineries Close, Sipson, said the protest was lawful and the vehicles were not hindered in their work.
Keir, Breen and Oliver will appear again at Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court for a trial on February 10 2020.


public static enum DeviceFingerprintSource.Type extends java.lang.Enum<DeviceFingerprintSource.Type>
| Enum Constant and Description |
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HARDWARE_KEY
Seals the user's credentials with the hardware security module provided.
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SERVICE
Deprecated.
Since Mobile Protector SDK v4.9.2 this type is deprecated.
For new token created, if this type is used then it will be ignored.
For old token, this type will still be used only for the migration.
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SOFT
Seals the user's credentials with the Settings.Secure.ANDROID_ID of
the device.
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public static final DeviceFingerprintSource.Type SERVICE
Any change of the SIM card will make the credentials unusable.
Requirements:
Warning: This device fingerprint source may be unavailable when devices are on flight/airplane mode. The cellular network status may also affect the availability of this source when some SIM cards inserted on some devices. User is recommended to check the service status (flight/airplane mode ON/OFF, recognizable SIM card inserted, etc) before provisioning once decided to apply this anti-cloning.
Warning: A token's credentials sealed with this type will no longer work as expected if the user alters the state of the SIM card that was used when the token was provisioned. Depending on the token's configuration during provisioning, it will either generate a DeviceFingerprintException or an OTP that cannot be authenticated. The following conditions are known to alter the state of the SIM card:
public static final DeviceFingerprintSource.Type SOFT
A factory reset / initialization of the device will make the credentials unusable.
Requirements:
Warning: If Type.SOFT is used, user cannot use the restored data after doing a factory reset and re-initializing to the same device. Likewise the user cannot backup the app and restore it on a different device.
public static final DeviceFingerprintSource.Type HARDWARE_KEY
This feature is only available on device that has API level >= 23.
If selected on device which is API level < 23, it does nothing.
Warning: Not all the devices that have API level >= 23 are supporting this feature.
Application should check the status of DeviceFingerprintSource.isHardwareKeySupported()
before using this mode.
DeviceFingerprintSource.isHardwareKeySupported()
public static DeviceFingerprintSource.Type[] values()
for (DeviceFingerprintSource.Type c : DeviceFingerprintSource.Type.values()) System.out.println(c);
public static DeviceFingerprintSource.Type valueOf(java.lang.String name)
name
- the name of the enum constant to be returned.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if this enum type has no constant with the specified namejava.lang.NullPointerException
- if the argument is null


Getting Started with Hugo
October 2, 2014
Step 1. Install Hugo # Go to Hugo releases and download the appropriate version for your OS and architecture. Save it somewhere specific as we will be using it in the next step. More complete instructions are available at Install Hugo Step 2. Build the Docs # Hugo has its own example site which happens to also be the documentation site you are reading right now. Follow the following steps:


Bright
Nuclear Fuel Cycle Component Collection- Low-level essential physics models for fuel cycle components in C++
- High-level fuel cycle interface in Python
Team
- Anthony Scopatz: Lead Developer, September 2006 - present
[Source Code]
Cycamore
Cyclus Additional Modules- Discrete facilities with discrete material transactions
- Supports nuclear fuel cycle facilities
Team
- Anthony Scopatz: Developer, June 2013 - present
[Source Code]
Cyclus
Agent-Based Nuclear Fuel Cycle Simulator- Discrete facilities with discrete material transactions
- Low barrier to entry, rapid payback to adoption
Team
- Anthony Scopatz: Project Lead, June 2013 - July 2015
- Anthony Scopatz: Core Developer, August 2015 - present
- Robert Flanagan: UI Development, May 2012 - June 2015
- Robert Flanagan: Core Developer, February 2016 - June 2017
- Robert Flanagan: Community Manager & Core Developer, July 2017 - present
[Source Code]
Enthought Tool Suite
Tools for building scientific applications- Traits, Chaco, Mayavi
- CodeTools, BlockCanvas, GraphCanvas
Team
- Anthony Scopatz: Developer, May 2010 - October 2011
FLASH
Modular, parallel multiphysics simulation code for terrestrial and astrophysical plasmas.- Features include: Uniform Grid, AMR, Ideal Gas EOS, Multimaterial EOS, Laser Ray Trace.
Team
- Anthony Scopatz: HEDP Developer, Nov 2011 - May 2013
PyNE
The Nuclear Engineering Toolkit- Nuclear data I/O and manipulation
- Kernels for canonical problems (Bateman eq solvers, diffusion eq solvers, etc.)
- Workflow management tools (I/O support for other codes, fundamental data types, etc.)
Team
- Anthony Scopatz: Lead Developer, April 2011 - present
- Robert Flanagan: Developer, April 2011 - present
[Source Code]
PyTables
Pythonic Wrapper for HDF5- Package for managing hierarchical datasets
- Efficiently and easily copes with extremely large amounts of data
Team
- Anthony Scopatz: Lead Developer, July 2011 - present
[Source Code]
Regolith
Regolith is a content management system for software and research groups. Regolith creates and manages a database of people, publictaions, projects, proposals and grants, courses, and more!Team
- Anthony Scopatz: Lead Developer, August 2015 - present
[Source Code]
Rever
Rever is a xonsh-powered, cross-platform software release tool. The goal of rever is to provide sofware projects a standard mechanism for dealing with code released. Rever aims to make the process of releasing a new version of a code base as easy as running a single command.- Has a number of stock tools and utilities that you can mix and match to meet your projects needs.
- Rever is easily extensible, allowing your project to execute custom release activities.
- Allows you to undo release activities, in the event of a mistake!
Team
- Anthony Scopatz: Lead Developer, May 2017 - present
- Aaron Meurer: Developer, June 2017 - present
[Source Code]
Rickshaw
An automated driver for Cyclus- Automatically generates nuclear fuel cycles for Cyclus
- Uses a variety of niches to define fuel cycle facilities
- Automates transition scenarios between reactor types
Team
- Anthony Scopatz: Developer, January 2017 - present
- Robert Flanagan: Developer, January 2017 - present
- Ryan Hodges: Developer, January 2017 - August 2017
[Source Code]
SymPy
SymPy is a Python library for symbolic mathematics.Team
- Aaron Meurer: Lead Developer, 2009 - present
[Source Code]
Transmutagen
Transmutagen code generates CRAM approximations for solving transmutation problems.Team
- Aaron Meurer: Lead Developer, 2016 - present
[Source Code]
conda
Conda is an open source cross-platform package management system.Team
- Aaron Meurer: Developer, May 2013 - September 2015
[Source Code]
doctr
A tool for automatically deploying docs from Travis CI to GitHub pages.Team
- Aaron Meurer: Developer, 2016 - present
[Source Code]
xonsh
A Python-ish, BASHwards-compatible shell language and command prompt.- Superset language of Python 3.4 with additional shell primitives.
- Meant for the daily use of experts and novices alike.
Team
- Anthony Scopatz: Lead Developer, February 2015 - present
[Source Code]
xsgen
Cross section generator for Bright multi-group reactors.Team
- Anthony Scopatz: Lead Developer, May 2008 - present
[Source Code]
yt
Volumetric Data Analysis- Data access and manipulation
- Visualization though Slices, projections, oblique slices.
- Parallel execution
Team
- Anthony Scopatz: Developer, August 2012 - present
[Source Code]


The result of a question, can you visualize the dependencies/recommended courses at UiB? Turns out, yes! This visualization was hacked together quickly, you can hover over the blobs and see which course it is. The bigger the blob the more courses mention it. You can move around by pressing and dragging, and if you want to you can also click and drags the blobs around. If you want to show all courses press the button below the visualization, just beware that your PC will hate you.


Could This Be The New Corvette Z06 Steering Wheel?
Looks like the new Corvette Z06’s steering wheel will have lots of cabon fiber.
by Martin BiggJust a few days ago, a sketch design emerged online that potentially gave us a first look inside the new Corvette Z06. Now, another photo has been posted online that, according to a post on Reddit, shows several Corvette steering wheels that are missing their airbags.
The photo was originally posted on Facebook, but the source has not been identified. Look closely, and you can see a metal plaque at the bottom of each wheel displaying at least three characters, one of which says "Z." While this isn't definitive proof, this suggests we could be looking at the steering wheel from the new Corvette Z06.
Compared to the 2020 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray's leather steering wheel, the Z06's steering wheel looks more premium, with carbon fiber adorning the top and bottom. It also shares some similarities with the sketch design, such as a red center line marker and what could be a Z06 badge positioned at the bottom, though the steering wheel depicted in the sketch wasn't finished in carbon fiber.
In the sketch, the instrument cluster also showed the Mugello Circuit in Italy, and an ARM mode, while the cabin featured extensive use of carbon fiber.
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rexfw.statistics.writers package¶
Module contents¶
StatisticsWriter classes which… well… write statistics to stdout / files / …
ATTENTION: some of these classes expect replica objects to be named replica1, replica2, …
-
class
rexfw.statistics.writers.
AbstractFileStatisticsWriter
(filename, variables_to_write=[], quantities_to_write=[])¶ Bases:
rexfw.statistics.writers.AbstractStatisticsWriter
-
_write_quantity_class_header
(class_name)¶
-
_write_single_quantity_stats
(elements)¶ Writes a single line to stdout / file, e.g., all sampler step sizes which would be stored in elements
Parameters: elements (list of LoggedQuantity
) – quantities to write
-
write
(step, elements)¶ Writes quantities in elements for a given step
Parameters: - step (int) – sampling step
- elements (list of
LoggedQuantity
) – list of quantities to write
-
-
class
rexfw.statistics.writers.
AbstractStatisticsWriter
(separator, variables_to_write=[], quantities_to_write=[])¶ Bases:
object
-
_write_single_quantity_stats
(elements)¶ Writes a single line to stdout / file, e.g., all sampler step sizes which would be stored in elements
Parameters: elements (list of LoggedQuantity
) – quantities to write
-
write
(step, elements)¶ Writes quantities in elements for a given step
Parameters: - step (int) – sampling step
- elements (list of
LoggedQuantity
) – list of quantities to write
-
-
class
rexfw.statistics.writers.
ConsoleStatisticsWriter
(variables_to_write=[], quantities_to_write=[])¶ Bases:
rexfw.statistics.writers.AbstractStatisticsWriter
-
_format
(quantity)¶ Formats the numeric value of a quantity for output
Parameters: quantity ( LoggedQuantity
) – a quantity whose numeric value will be writtenReturns: a string representing a formatted numerical value Return type: str
-
_sort_quantities
(quantities)¶ Sorts quantities for a single line by, e.g., replica name
Parameters: quantities (list of LoggedQuantity
objects) – the logged quantitis which will be written outReturns: the sorted quantities list Return type: list
-
_write_all_but_header
(quantities)¶ Writes all sampling statistics in quantities, but not the line header
Parameters: quantities (list of LoggedQuantity
) – a list of similarLoggedQuantity
objects, e.g., all step sizes
-
_write_quantity_class_header
(quantity)¶ Writes a “header” (line beginning) for a given type of quantity, e.g., “myvariable p_acc”
Parameters: quantity ( LoggedQuantity
) – a quantity containing the information neededReturns: a preface for a line with similar sampling statistics Return type: str
-
_write_single_quantity_stats
(elements)¶ Writes a single line to stdout / file, e.g., all sampler step sizes which would be stored in elements
Parameters: elements (list of LoggedQuantity
) – quantities to write
-
_write_step_header
(step)¶ Writes a header for a given sampling step, e.g., ### step number ###
Parameters: step (int) – a sampling step Returns: the header prefacing the ouptut for a given sampling step Return type: str
-
write
(step, elements)¶ Writes quantities in elements for a given step
Parameters: - step (int) – sampling step
- elements (list of
LoggedQuantity
) – list of quantities to write
-
-
class
rexfw.statistics.writers.
StandardConsoleMCMCStatisticsWriter
(variables_to_write=[], quantities_to_write=[])¶ Bases:
rexfw.statistics.writers.ConsoleStatisticsWriter
Writes only acceptance rate and step sizes to stdout. Remember to set quantity names correctly, that is, to “acceptance rate” and “stepsize”
Parameters: - variables_to_write (list of str) – list of sampling variable names for which to write statistics
- quantities_to_write (list of
LoggedQuantity
) – list ofLoggedQuantity
objects for which to write statistics
-
_format
(quantity)¶ Formats the numeric value of a quantity for output
Parameters: quantity ( LoggedQuantity
) – a quantity whose numeric value will be writtenReturns: a string representing a formatted numerical value Return type: str
-
_sort_quantities
(quantities)¶ Sorts quantities for a single line by, e.g., replica name
Parameters: quantities (list of LoggedQuantity
objects) – the logged quantitis which will be written outReturns: the sorted quantities list Return type: list
-
_write_all_but_header
(elements)¶ Writes all sampling statistics in quantities, but not the line header
Parameters: quantities (list of LoggedQuantity
) – a list of similarLoggedQuantity
objects, e.g., all step sizes
-
_write_quantity_class_header
(quantity)¶ Writes a “header” (line beginning) for a given type of quantity, e.g., “myvariable p_acc”
Parameters: quantity ( LoggedQuantity
) – a quantity containing the information neededReturns: a preface for a line with similar sampling statistics Return type: str
-
_write_single_quantity_stats
(elements)¶ Writes a single line to stdout / file, e.g., all sampler step sizes which would be stored in elements
Parameters: elements (list of LoggedQuantity
) – quantities to write
-
_write_step_header
(step)¶ Writes a header for a given sampling step, e.g., ### step number ###
Parameters: step (int) – a sampling step Returns: the header prefacing the ouptut for a given sampling step Return type: str
-
write
(step, elements)¶ Writes quantities in elements for a given step
Parameters: - step (int) – sampling step
- elements (list of
LoggedQuantity
) – list of quantities to write
-
class
rexfw.statistics.writers.
StandardConsoleREStatisticsWriter
¶ Bases:
rexfw.statistics.writers.ConsoleStatisticsWriter
-
_format
(quantity)¶ Formats the numeric value of a quantity for output
Parameters: quantity ( LoggedQuantity
) – a quantity whose numeric value will be writtenReturns: a string representing a formatted numerical value Return type: str
-
_sort_quantities
(quantities)¶ Sorts quantities for a single line by, e.g., replica name
Parameters: quantities (list of LoggedQuantity
objects) – the logged quantitis which will be written outReturns: the sorted quantities list Return type: list
-
_write_all_but_header
(quantities)¶ Writes all sampling statistics in quantities, but not the line header
Parameters: quantities (list of LoggedQuantity
) – a list of similarLoggedQuantity
objects, e.g., all step sizes
-
_write_quantity_class_header
(class_name)¶ Writes a “header” (line beginning) for a given type of quantity, e.g., “myvariable p_acc”
Parameters: quantity ( LoggedQuantity
) – a quantity containing the information neededReturns: a preface for a line with similar sampling statistics Return type: str
-
_write_single_quantity_stats
(elements)¶ Writes a single line to stdout / file, e.g., all sampler step sizes which would be stored in elements
Parameters: elements (list of LoggedQuantity
) – quantities to write
-
_write_step_header
(step)¶ Writes a header for a given sampling step, e.g., ### step number ###
Parameters: step (int) – a sampling step Returns: the header prefacing the ouptut for a given sampling step Return type: str
-
write
(step, elements)¶ Writes quantities in elements for a given step
Parameters: - step (int) – sampling step
- elements (list of
LoggedQuantity
) – list of quantities to write
-
-
class
rexfw.statistics.writers.
StandardFileMCMCStatisticsWriter
(filename, variables_to_write=[], quantities_to_write=[])¶ Bases:
rexfw.statistics.writers.AbstractFileStatisticsWriter
-
_format
(quantity)¶
-
_sort_quantities
(quantities)¶
-
_write_all_but_header
(quantities)¶
-
_write_header
()¶
-
_write_quantity_class_header
(quantity)¶
-
_write_single_quantity_stats
(elements)¶ Writes a single line to stdout / file, e.g., all sampler step sizes which would be stored in elements
Parameters: elements (list of LoggedQuantity
) – quantities to write
-
_write_step_header
(step)¶
-
write
(step, elements)¶ Writes quantities in elements for a given step
Parameters: - step (int) – sampling step
- elements (list of
LoggedQuantity
) – list of quantities to write
-
-
class
rexfw.statistics.writers.
StandardFileREHeatsStatisticsWriter
(outfolder)¶ Bases:
rexfw.statistics.writers.AbstractStatisticsWriter
Writes heats produced during replica exchange swap trajectories to a file.
Parameters: outfolder (str) – path to folder to write heats to -
_write_single_quantity_stats
(elements)¶ Writes a single line to stdout / file, e.g., all sampler step sizes which would be stored in elements
Parameters: elements (list of LoggedQuantity
) – quantities to write
-
write
(elements)¶ Writes quantities in elements for a given step
Parameters: - step (int) – sampling step
- elements (list of
LoggedQuantity
) – list of quantities to write
-
-
class
rexfw.statistics.writers.
StandardFileREStatisticsWriter
(filename, quantities_to_write=[])¶ Bases:
rexfw.statistics.writers.AbstractFileStatisticsWriter
Writes replica exchange acceptance rates to a file.
Parameters: - filename (str) – path to file to write sampling statistics to
- variables_to_write (list of str) – list of sampling variable names for which to write statistics
- quantities_to_write (list of
LoggedQuantity
) – list ofLoggedQuantity
objects for which to write statistics
-
_format
(quantity)¶
-
_sort_quantities
(quantities)¶
-
_write_all_but_header
(quantities)¶
-
_write_header
()¶
-
_write_quantity_class_header
(class_name)¶
-
_write_single_quantity_stats
(elements)¶ Writes a single line to stdout / file, e.g., all sampler step sizes which would be stored in elements
Parameters: elements (list of LoggedQuantity
) – quantities to write
-
_write_step_header
(step)¶
-
write
(step, elements)¶ Writes quantities in elements for a given step
Parameters: - step (int) – sampling step
- elements (list of
LoggedQuantity
) – list of quantities to write
-
class
rexfw.statistics.writers.
StandardFileREWorksStatisticsWriter
(outfolder)¶ Bases:
rexfw.statistics.writers.AbstractStatisticsWriter
-
_write_single_quantity_stats
(elements)¶ Writes a single line to stdout / file, e.g., all sampler step sizes which would be stored in elements
Parameters: elements (list of LoggedQuantity
) – quantities to write
-
write
(elements)¶ Writes quantities in elements for a given step
Parameters: - step (int) – sampling step
- elements (list of
LoggedQuantity
) – list of quantities to write
-


This package describes how collisions are handled in the game. The CollisionChecker uses javafx's intersects method to make sure a collision
occurred, and if a collision occurs, reflection is used to determine what behavior the sprites who are colliding should experience, then
the handleCollision from the respective class is called. There are many types of collisions, including DamageCollision(takes health away
from a colliding sprite), PowerUpCollision(gives a power up to a colliding sprite), ExplosionCollision(causes the sprite in question to
explode), etc. The names are fairly self explanatory.


Klikit is a web based quiz application. Our goal was to make a quiz app that provides instant response to users. If a user got added to a quiz or class they would know instantly. Also, as students take their quizzes or polls the instructor would be able to watch answers as they come in.
Klikit takes advantages of many technologies that allow us to provide a simple and snappy experience for our users. For front end development, Klikit uses AngularJS 1 and Angular Material. AngularJS's two-way binding allows us to watch variables and change them on the front in to give instant feedback. Our backend is built on NodeJS and Express. Firebase is used to store our quiz data and provide federated authentication.


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on 2012-04-11 15:47:19
If I might —perhaps you should consider adding a few images. I don’t mean to disrespect what you’ve said ; its very enlightening, indeed. However, I think would respond to it more positively if they could be something tangible to your ideas
Paul Wratt
on 2011-11-05 12:40:51
hmm.. maybe if you are dumping PHP into JS tags, this function is OK, you should get a valid pointer if the file exists..
.. but from a client-side http: JS perspective, this function has no other use, as it does not return the actual page/code requested.. which is similar to PHP, use the "dependency" instead.. ('file_get_contents')
btw how does this code depend on 'file_get_contents' (except as I just pointed out), as it contains its own 'file_get_contents' function..
hmm.. maybe if combined with fread($fp) it would allow standard code to operate correctly..(reading 'stream' from '.resourceData')
interesting, and good for completeness & thoroughness
Brett Zamir
on 2011-09-19 20:52:52
@todd: This has to be on the same domain, and it is not meant to load from the local file system (which is not allowed except to privileged JavaScript, something which has unfortunately been becoming a contradiction in client-side JavaScript).
todd
on 2011-09-19 10:48:36
don't run
Sr. Polo
on 2010-09-20 00:08:44
See dependencies
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2010-05-14 20:43:55
@ Serg: This function has dependencies. You'll need to get those as well.
Serg
on 2010-05-14 18:38:24
when i used your code I had an error ;
<<Error: this.file_get_contents is not a function>>;
I could not solve it;
If you know about it something pleas tell me about
thanks
p.s.
sorry for my English


In Flask you can implement the opening of database connections at the beginning of the request and closing at the end with the before_request() and teardown_request() decorators in combination with the special g object.
So here is a simple example of how you can use SQLite 3 with Flask:
import sqlite3
from flask import g
DATABASE = '/path/to/database.db'
def connect_db():
return sqlite3.connect(DATABASE)
@app.before_request
def before_request():
g.db = connect_db()
@app.teardown_request
def teardown_request(exception):
if hasattr(g, 'db'):
g.db.close()
Note
Please keep in mind that the teardown request functions are always executed, even if a before-request handler failed or was never executed. Because of this we have to make sure here that the database is there before we close it.
The downside of this approach is that this will only work if Flask executed the before-request handlers for you. If you are attempting to use the database from a script or the interactive Python shell you would have to do something like this:
with app.test_request_context():
app.preprocess_request()
# now you can use the g.db object
In order to trigger the execution of the connection code. You won’t be able to drop the dependency on the request context this way, but you could make it so that the application connects when necessary:
def get_connection():
db = getattr(g, '_db', None)
if db is None:
db = g._db = connect_db()
return db
Downside here is that you have to use db = get_connection() instead of just being able to use g.db directly.
Now in each request handling function you can access g.db to get the current open database connection. To simplify working with SQLite, a helper function can be useful:
def query_db(query, args=(), one=False):
cur = g.db.execute(query, args)
rv = [dict((cur.description[idx][0], value)
for idx, value in enumerate(row)) for row in cur.fetchall()]
return (rv[0] if rv else None) if one else rv
This handy little function makes working with the database much more pleasant than it is by just using the raw cursor and connection objects.
Here is how you can use it:
for user in query_db('select * from users'):
print user['username'], 'has the id', user['user_id']
Or if you just want a single result:
user = query_db('select * from users where username = ?',
[the_username], one=True)
if user is None:
print 'No such user'
else:
print the_username, 'has the id', user['user_id']
To pass variable parts to the SQL statement, use a question mark in the statement and pass in the arguments as a list. Never directly add them to the SQL statement with string formatting because this makes it possible to attack the application using SQL Injections.
Relational databases need schemas, so applications often ship a schema.sql file that creates the database. It’s a good idea to provide a function that creates the database based on that schema. This function can do that for you:
from contextlib import closing
def init_db():
with closing(connect_db()) as db:
with app.open_resource('schema.sql') as f:
db.cursor().executescript(f.read())
db.commit()
You can then create such a database from the python shell:
>>> from yourapplication import init_db
>>> init_db()


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“Europe has experienced a high level of immigration in recent years, driving debate about how countries should deal with immigrants.”
by BreitbartEurope is currently home to somewhere between 3.9 and 4.8 million illegal immigrants, according to a new survey by the Pew Research Center.
“Europe has experienced a high level of immigration in recent years, driving debate about how countries should deal with immigrants when it comes to social services, security issues, deportation policies and integration efforts,” Pew notes in its latest study of the question.
“Among these recently arrived immigrants are many who live in Europe without authorization,” the article adds. “Coupled with unauthorized immigrants who were already in Europe, their numbers reach into the millions, though together they make up a small share of Europe’s total population.”
Alex Jones is joined by Paul Joseph Watson as they break down the vindictive and dangerous methods of destroying people’s lives who oppose the establishment Democrats. The Black Friday sales have arrived early! Get up to 70% off our hottest products as well as free-shipping and double Patriot Points while the sale lasts!
Although the number of illegal migrants in Europe reached its peak in 2016, it has fallen only slightly since then, since Europe has so far been unable to devise an effective system for repatriating those migrants whose appeals for asylum have been rejected. The reason that the number has dropped at all is not because the migrant population has decreased but because many “have been approved to remain in Europe.”


Step 1: Preprocess the Pre-trained Model
Before applying TensorSpace to visualize the pre-trained model, there is an important pipeline -
TensorSpace model preprocessing ( Checkout Preprocessing Introduction for more
information about TensorSpace preprocessing ). We can use TensorSpace
Converter to quickly complete the TensorSpace Preprocessing.
For example, if we have a tf.keras
model in hand, we can use the following TensorSpace-Converter conversion script to convert a tf.keras model
to the TensorSpace compatible format:
$ tensorspacejs_converter \
--input_model_from="tensorflow" \
--input_model_format="tf_keras" \
--output_layer_names="padding_1,conv_1,maxpool_1,conv_2,maxpool_2,dense_1,dense_2,softmax" \
./PATH/TO/MODEL/tf_keras_model.h5 \
./PATH/TO/SAVE/DIR
wb_sunnyNote:
- filter_center_focus Make sure to install tensorspacejs pip package, and setup a TensorSpace-Converter runtime environment before using TensorSpace-Converter to preprocess the pre-trained model.
- filter_center_focus Based on different training libraries, we provide different preprocessing tutorials: TensorFlow Tutorial, Keras Tutorial, TensorFlow.js Tutorial.
- filter_center_focus Checkout TensorSpace-Converter for more information about TensorSpace-Converter.
Fig. 1 - TensorSpace-Converter Usage
Step 2: Using TensorSpace to Visualize the Model
After installing TensorSpace in appropriate
environment successfully, let's create our first interactive 3D TensorSpace model!
For the convenience, we will use the the resources from this repository's
HelloWorld
directory, which includes
preprocessed TensorSpace compatible LeNet model
and
sample input data ("5")
. All source code can be found from
helloworld.html
.
First, we need to new a TensorSpace model instance:
let container = document.getElementById( "container" );
let model = new TSP.models.Sequential( container );
Next, based on the LeNet structure: Input + Padding2D + 2 * (Conv2D & Maxpooling) + 3 * (Dense),
we build the structure of the model:
model.add( new TSP.layers.GreyscaleInput() );
model.add( new TSP.layers.Padding2d() );
model.add( new TSP.layers.Conv2d() );
model.add( new TSP.layers.Pooling2d() );
model.add( new TSP.layers.Conv2d() );
model.add( new TSP.layers.Pooling2d() );
model.add( new TSP.layers.Dense() );
model.add( new TSP.layers.Dense() );
model.add( new TSP.layers.Output1d({
outputs: ["0", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9"]
}) );
Last, we can load our preprocessed
TensorSpace compatible model
and use init() method to create the model:
model.load({
type: "tensorflow",
url: './PATH/TO/MODEL/model.json'
});
model.init(function() {
console.log("Hello World from TensorSpace"!);
});
We can get the following model in the browser:
Fig. 2 - LeNet model without any input data
We provide a extracted
file
which is a handwritten "5" as the input of our model:
model.init(function() {
model.predict( image_5 );
});
We put the predict( image_5 ) method in the callback function of
init() to ensure the prediction is after the initialization complete.
If everything goes well, the model will display in your browser like this online
demo.
Fig. 3 - LeNet model with input data "5"
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Video: Mourinho’s hilarious explanation for taking Tottenham job despite previous vow to Chelsea fans
by Magnus EriksenTottenham manager Jose Mourinho had reporters in stitches with his explanation for old quotes regarding managing Tottenham and what it would mean to Chelsea fans.
The Portuguese is back in the Premier League for the fourth time in his career, having had two spells in charge of Chelsea and one at Manchester United.
MORE: Report claims Jose Mourinho wasn’t Tottenham’s first choice option to replace Pochettino
Having been announced as Spurs’ new manager on Wednesday morning, the Daily Mail dug up some old quotes from Mourinho about previously snubbing a job with the north Londoners back in 2007.
He claimed in 2015 that he could not manage Tottenham because of his loyalty to Chelsea fans, but that’s clearly no longer the case and is perhaps unlikely to go down too well with the support at Stamford Bridge.
When asked about it in the video above, he simply responded that that was before he was sacked by the Blues.
Can’t really argue with that!


Best Nerf guns 2019
Nerf has established itself as the most recognisable toy shooter brand around. We run through the best choices if you're looking to get in on the foam-based fun.
by Anyron CopemanToy guns have been a source of fun for children for decades, as they aim to make the potentially alluring prospect of combat into a safe leisure activity.
Whether it's the traditional water pistol or more controversial BB guns, many different interpretations have been tried. However, nowadays it seems that foam-based weaponry is the preferred choice for many, with market leader Nerf at the forefront.
Its Blaster range has proven immensely popular to children and adults alike! However, with 18 separate lines, there is a wealth of choice out there. Here, we run through some of the best options available, with an eye towards the more affordable end of the market.
1. Nerf N-Strike Elite Disruptor
- RRP: £9.00
At under £10, this represents one of the most affordable ways to get into the world of Nerf.
Despite the price, performance is still strong, with darts able to travel up to 90m. The six-dart rotating drum is great for rapid fire, while the light and compact package means it's great for sessions on the go.
The orange and blue design is typical of Nerf products, so you'll be easily spotted in the heat of battle unless your movements are stealthy.
You might want to purchase some spare darts, but even 100 extra only bumps the price up to just over £15.
You can buy it now for £9/US$21.23.
2. Nerf Fortnite TS Blaster
- RRP: £29.99
Fortnite has become something of a cultural phenomenon, so the partnership between Nerf and Epic Games was always going to be exciting.
This is a replica of the Blaster used in the game, so any regulars to a Battle Royale will be instantly familiar with it. The pump-action design allows for four foam darts to be fired back to back
It's also hand-powered, meaning you'll never have a battery to charge and will be in complete control over your weapon. 8 of Nerf's elite darts are included, so you'll always have spares on hand.
You can buy it now for £29.99/US$47
3. Nerf Zombie Strike FlipFury Blaster
- RRP: £14.25
Nerf's Zombie Strike range aims to be your best form of retaliation against the walking dead.
The FlipFury allows you to hold 12 darts at a time for rapid fire action, While the first six darts are released from the top, a secondary trigger flips the drums around so you're ready to go again in an instant.
Shooting range is excellent, and as it is purely mechanical you won't have to rely on batteries as you try to defeat the zombies. It even comes with its own holster for carrying everywhere you go.
You can buy it for £14.25/$16.33.
4. Nerf N-Strike Elite AccuStrike RaptorStrike
- RRP: £46.94
Its name might be a mouthful, but this gun more than makes up for it with its stellar performance.
Part of the AccuStrike series, its focus on precision is aided by what Nerf claim are the most accurate darts available. The included bipod allows for a level of accuracy that just can't be replicated by going handheld.
Targets as far as 30 feet away aren't safe with this gun's superb range.
You can buy it for £46.47, but with limited availability in the US Amazon are selling it for $149.99 so we'd recommend getting it imported.
5. Nerf Elite Titan
- RRP: £98
The Elite Titan represents one of the most complete Nerf gun experiences on the market.
Its high price tag is justified by an immense 50 dart drum for maximum impact, while they darts themselves are suitable for indoor or outdoor use. It's also fully motorised, meaning you can witness your devastating impact without having to put in all the work.
Without doubt, this is a heavy duty gun, but the included shoulder strap and intuitive controls should make it a joy to use.
You can buy it for £72.99, while in the US it's $79.16 with a hefty delivery charge so we'd recommend getting it imported.


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These editable sample queries demonstrate some of the capabilities of Plenario.
Returns a time series for every dataset with observations located in the two blocks around 700 Howard Street for the past five years, aggregated by week.
API documentation: /v1/api/timeseries
Returns a time series for every dataset with "311" in the name, aggregated by week, since January 1, 2014.
API documentation: /v1/api/timeseries
Returns a record for every motor vehicle incident in Manhattan, New York City in the past six months that resulted in at least one fatality, along with the weather attributes recorded at the nearest weather station to the incident and on the day of the incident.
API documentation: /v1/api/detail
Returns all records in the Chicago 311 Potholes Reported dataset located in Cook County Census Tract 8391, from the past six months.
API documentation: /v1/api/detail
Returns all snow-related "Mayor's 24-hour hotline" calls made in Boston during the Snowpocalypse (Winter Storm Nemo), between 2/8/13 and 2/10/13, along with the weather reported at that hour by the nearest weather station to the caller's location.
API documentation: /v1/api/detail
Returns a time series of all observations since 2001 where the IUCR code is 0110 (homicide) and a related arrest was made, aggregated by month.
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{% extends 'template-lab-1b.html' %} {% set mainClasses = 'nhsuk-u-padding-top-0' %} {% block pageTitle %} Symptoms - NHS {% endblock %} {% block beforeContent %}
Heartburn is a burning feeling in the chest caused by stomach acid travelling up towards the throat (acid reflux). If it keeps happening, it's called gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD).
The main symptoms of acid reflux are:
You may also have
Your symptoms will probably be worse after eating, when lying down and when bending over.
Lots of people get heartburn from time to time. There's often no obvious reason why.
Sometimes it's caused or made worse by:
Simple lifestyle changes can help stop or reduce heartburn.
eat smaller, more frequent meals
raise 1 end of your bed 10 to 20cm by putting something under your bed or mattress – your chest and head should be above the level of your waist, so stomach acid does not travel up towards your throat
try to lose weight if you're overweight
try to find ways to relax
do not have food or drink that triggers your symptoms
do not eat within 3 or 4 hours before bed
do not wear clothes that are tight around your waist
do not smoke
do not drink too much alcohol
do not stop taking any prescribed medicine without speaking to a doctor first
Speak to a pharmacist for advice if you keep getting heartburn.
They can recommend medicines called antacids that can help ease your symptoms.
It's best to take these with food or soon after eating, as this is when you're most likely to get heartburn. They may also work for longer if taken with food.
A GP can provide stronger treatments and help rule out any more serious causes of your symptoms.
 PPIs include:
You'll usually need to take this type of medicine for 4 or 8 weeks, depending on how serious your acid reflux is.
Go back to the GP if your symptoms return after stopping your medicine. You may need a long-term prescription.
If medicines do not help or your symptoms are severe, a GP may refer you to a specialist for:
Page last reviewed: 02 August 2019
Next review due: 02 August 2022


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| file | asmlib.hpp [code] |
| file | barrier.hpp [code] |
| file | buffer_manager.hpp [code] |
| file | gemm_fp16.cpp [code] |
| file | gemm_fp32.cpp [code] |
| file | gemm_hybrid.hpp [code] |
| file | gemm_hybrid_quantized.hpp [code] |
| file | gemm_implementation.hpp [code] |
| file | gemm_int16.cpp [code] |
| file | gemm_int8.cpp [code] |
| file | gemm_interleaved.hpp [code] |
| file | gemm_native.hpp [code] |
| file | gemm_quint8.cpp [code] |
| file | gemm_uint16.cpp [code] |
| file | gemm_uint8.cpp [code] |
| file | gemv_batched.hpp [code] |
| file | gemv_native_transposed.hpp [code] |
| file | gemv_pretransposed.hpp [code] |
| file | mergeresults.hpp [code] |
| file | misc.cpp [code] |
| file | ndrange.hpp [code] |
| file | profiler.hpp [code] |
| file | quantize_wrapper.hpp [code] |
| file | quantized.cpp [code] |
| file | quantized.hpp [code] |
| file | std_transforms_fixed.hpp [code] |
| file | std_transforms_sve.hpp [code] |
| file | transform.hpp [code] |
| file | utils.hpp [code] |


- selectFields(String[]) - Method in class com.github.gdjennings.elrest.JpaELFilterImpl
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- setClause(FilterExpression.Clause) - Method in class com.github.gdjennings.elrest.FilterExpression
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Set debug output.
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- SimpleClause() - Constructor for class com.github.gdjennings.elrest.FilterExpression.SimpleClause
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RegularExpression Id.
- specialToken - Variable in class com.github.gdjennings.elrest.Token
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An attempt was made to create a second instance of a static token manager.
- staticFlag - Static variable in class com.github.gdjennings.elrest.SimpleCharStream
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Whether parser is static.
- STRING - Static variable in interface com.github.gdjennings.elrest.FilterELParserConstants
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RegularExpression Id.
- SwitchTo(int) - Method in class com.github.gdjennings.elrest.FilterELParserTokenManager
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Switch to specified lex state.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 6
Curd tarts were traditionally baked for Whitsuntide, when many Yorkshire villages held feasts and fair days. The filling was originally made from ‘beestings’, the first, very rich milk from newly calved cows, though nowadays it’s easier (and just as good) to use curd cheese. Rosewater is a classic flavouring.
Equipment and preparation: you will need a 20cm/8in loose-based sandwich cake tin (2-3cm/1in deep).
For the pastry, mix the flour and icing sugar together in a bowl. Add the butter and rub it in lightly with your fingertips until the mixture looks like fine breadcrumbs. Alternatively, do this in a food processor or a mixer and then transfer to a bowl.
Mix the egg with the lemon juice and a tablespoon of water. Make a well in the centre of the flour mixture and pour in the egg mix. Using a table knife, work the liquid into the flour to bring the pastry together. If it seems too dry, add a splash more water. When the dough begins to stick together, use your hands to gently knead it into a ball. Wrap in cling film and rest in the fridge for at least 15 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Roll out the pastry on a lightly floured surface to about a 3mm thickness (about the thickness of a pound coin) and use it to line the tart tin, leaving excess pastry hanging over the edge. Keep a little uncooked pastry back in case you need to patch any cracks later.
Line the pastry case with baking parchment or foil, then fill with baking beans, or uncooked rice or lentils. Bake blind for 15 minutes, then remove the parchment and baking beans and return the pastry to the oven for about eight minutes or until the pastry looks dry and faintly coloured.
Use a small, sharp knife to trim away the excess pastry from the edge. Use a tiny bit of the reserved raw pastry to patch any cracks or holes if necessary.
Turn the oven down to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
To make the filling, beat the sugar and curd cheese together until smooth, then beat in the eggs and egg yolks, lemon zest, rosewater and melted butter. Stir in the currants.
Pour the filling into the pastry case and grate a little nutmeg over the surface. Bake for about 20 minutes, until the filling is just set. Leave to cool completely in the tin before slicing.


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Suddenly changing the playlist while the player is going on, simply makes it pause, and load the new tracks at once.
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Mayo garda issue fresh appeal over spate of burglaries
GARDAÍ in Mayo are conducting investigating into two new burglary cases which have occurred in the south of the county.
Cash and a number of valuable items were stolen from properties in the Ballindine district last night.
It follows a series of similar raids in the Claremorris, Charlestown and Knock areas within the past number of days, incident which have struck fear into communities.
Gardai have confirmed thay gained entry to the properties by forcing windows or patio doors open.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Claremorris Gardai on 094 93 72080.


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Being Asia’s leading leisure destination, Sentosa is known for its diverse array of unique leisure experiences today, ranging from themed attractions, dining offerings and accommodation options to beaches and nature trails. As we move into the next phase of our development, we will build on this strong position to rejuvenate our offerings, including rolling out the Sentosa-Brani Master Plan which will redevelop the two islands into a game-changing leisure and tourism destination.
An integral design principle of these plans on sustainable development. Even as we refresh our offerings amid changing guest preferences and needs, we remain firmly committed to environmental sustainability and protecting our island charm, and will ensure that the plans are sensitive and authentic to our rich natural and cultural heritage.
To ensure that development works are done in an environmentally sound manner, SDC and our Island Partners (tenants) will adhere to developmental guidelines for sensitive areas. Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) are undertaken prior to developmental works in proximity to or within sensitive areas. The purpose of these assessments, which are conducted by independent consultants, is to identify, evaluate, and where necessary, mitigate the possible impacts from these works as well as identifying suitable enhancement measures to provide added benefits.
The EIA process is conducted in consultation with stakeholders such as nature groups, technical agencies and relevant Government agencies. The EIA Reports published are open for public feedback for 4 weeks starting from the date of publication. We welcome your feedback at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Find out more about each project below.
Artist’s impression featuring new attractions alongside Resorts World Sentosa, under the Sentosa-Brani Master Plan.
Artist’s impression of expanded nature and heritage trails and attractions.
Artist’s impression of one of the vessel-like structures, which features fragrant plants, as part of the rejuvenated Sentosa Sensoryscape.
Find out more about each project below.


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Learn More About Me
Hi there I am Lawrence and I'm currently working as a CSR for NZ Post.
When I'm not answering calls for NZ Post I try to learn new stuff from Lynda.com or Code School. I also spend at least 5 mins of my time everyday trying to learn other language with duolingo.
Or I could be out biking... which by the way I haven't done so lately...and hopefully I could Tour Aotearoa with my bike someday...
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Some of the skills I have learned and acquired over the years:
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