This report shares notes that were taken during my first experience with 2,5-Dimethoxy-4-Methyl-Amphetamine, the notorious DOM/STP of PIHKAL fame. The dosage was kept extremely low as a precaution due to the well-known powerful and long-lasting effects of the substance. In a glass vial I had 1.125 milliliters of water containing 2.25 milligrams of DOM suspended in it, plus a tiny drop of blue food coloring to mark the water as something other than just water so it wouldn’t be accidentally consumed. At 12:38 PM I poured the slightly bitter water into my mouth. At 12:39, I swallowed it into my stomach.
12:45 PM: I am re-reading the DOM entry in Pihkal. Obviously nothing is felt yet. There was a little bit of stomach upset earlier today, before dosing. I Haven't eaten yet today, so my stomach should be pretty much empty.
1:00: This might be a placebo effect, but I seem to feel hints of mouth dryness and slightly altered thought processes emerging already, as I sit listening to music. There is definitely a noticeable buzzing happening in my stomach.
1:15: The effects are still only borderline… mild pupil dilation, stomach still buzzing, hints of change in my mentality and thought patterns, but nothing overt and obvious. No visuals.
1:25: Very mild pulse excitation, about 10 bpm up from my normal resting rate. An indeterminate kind of time dilation is setting in… at moments it seems like time is sped up, and at other times it seems to be slowed down.
1:45: Deepening mental effects. I feel excited, stimulated, and mentally engaged. Very easy to ponder life in a stream-of-consciousness style, though anxious thoughts creep in and disrupt the mental process for a few minutes from time to time.  A tiny bit of nausea. Pulse elevation is still only very mild, but there's some noticable fluctuation in skin temperature.
2:38: I’m at the two-hour point... .there are still no clear visuals. The mental state is hard to define... mental effects seem much more profound than sensory, and I get the impression that larger doses would have a mixture of terror and joy to them... there is a rich mix of feelings here, ranging from excitement and curiosity, to feelings of unease and loathing. Slight nausea still persists.
3:10: I feel curious and indecisive. I am wandering around in search of something to do, but nothing can hold my fancy for more than a few minutes at a time. The nausea has passed for the time being and I'm thinking about eating something.
3:15: The geometric patterns in the tiles on the floor of my bathroom don't look altogether normal... and neither do a few other things. Visuals are finally beginning to creep up, but they're subtle. Emphasis of geometry and texture. Slightly increased brightness in colors that are already bright.
3:50: I took a LONG shower (like half an hour) and found it extremely relaxing. My disposition upon getting out was totally different then when I went in. The nausea has mostly faded and I find myself feeling very serene... with no worries or problems. The sensual effects begin to take center-stage and outshine the mental, as my thinking now has become fairly clear. I luxuriate in the bodily feelings. I can feel the enlargement of my own pupils and find it pleasant. I think it is preferable to walk around my own home naked rather than bothering to put on clothes.
4:00: There is a tight feeling in my stomach... no nausea anymore, but stomach pains. Not too severe, and if I can ignore them my mood remains pleasant.
4:15: Stomach tightness phase has passed... feeling all-around pretty decent right now. The psychedelic effects are light… a few intense thoughts and a rushing feeling in the head. The visual effect is there but so subtle that it’s almost non-existent. Some improvement of mood is noteable.
4:50: I’m watching videos online and still feeling very serene. I notice some amphetamine-like stimulation of normal thought processes: Rapid thinking, jumping from topic to topic, inordinate self-satisfaction with my own thoughts, etc.
5:00: I’m thinking about the wide range of dimension this drug presents... and how awfully it was misrepresented by the people who called it STP. There is serenity, tranquility and peace to be found here... but they have to be earned. There was discomfort to be overcome first that was not acknowledged in that namesake. Perhaps the name would be more represenative if I turned it inside out and transposed the meaning of each letter.
PTS: Passing trepidation, (then) satisfaction
PTS: Partially terrifying serenity
PTS: Presents (both) Tranquility (and) Suffering
It is very stimulating, yes. Thinking is fun and free. Do the thoughts make sense to others who are not on this? Who really cares?
5:10: Flowing movement on the pages of books for a few minutes, letters dancing around like armies of ants, and then it passes. The visuals seem to come and go in waves.
5:35: A couple more brief stomach pains.
5:40: A sudden wave of pulse-racing excitement rises. A sudden mix of joy and fear. I feel as if I’m too excited, to the point that I can hardly breath. I stop surfing the Internet. I measure my pulse and determine it is only up to 90 beats per minute… somehow it felt much higher a few minutes earlier. My worry dissipates. I shiver a little.
6:00: Still feeling a little over-excited, and there is something abnormal about my breathing. I am feeling a certain sense of perpetual awe at this point.
6:10: Shivering, skin-stimulation. Colors look warm, not bright. My heart is involved, and so is my spirit.
6:20: This took over five hours to become spiritually moving, but boy is it ever now. It just took me a while to realize what I was experiencing. This is truly psychedelic. My heart goes through bouts of rapid beating and then I feel it in my soul, and then my heart slows down and I’m left to think about what that sudden burst of life-energy really meant.
6:40: A frustrating computer crash occurs. I try to open a program and the whole things just shuts down. I was worried that I would lose some of my notes for the experience report. Funny sound that the computer makes when I had to shut the power off, though. “BEEEEEEOOOOOooooooooo - p“.  The food is very colorful and I have a good appetite. After not eating all day the food tastes great and I readily chow down.
9:15: Lingering effects at this point, but easily ignorable. I couldn’t sleep if I wanted to, but I can do just about anything else that I feel like.
10:10: I have sex with my girlfriend. There is no increased tactile sensitivity, as there would be if I used 2C-B as a tactile enhancer, but the experience does seem very emotionally involving.
11:50: There are no real psychedelic effects at this point, and no more big surprises. But the drug is still there. Residual stimulation, ongoing pupil expansion, breathing still a tiny bit labored. In fact, even my thought processes aren't 100% normal.
1:15 AM: I’m still wired. But I'm kind of enjoying it. I do need to get some sleep tonight, though, as I have things to do in the morning. I decide I'll take some ambien in a half hour or so to slowly start coming down, but I’ll break it into sections and administer it slowly. I’m sure that mixing uppers and downers isn’t easy on my heart and I don’t want to push my body too hard too quickly.
2:10: A quarter of an ambien pill was just taken (2.5 milligrams of Zolpidem Tartrate).
2:35: Another quarter pill is taken.
2:50: Another quarter pills is taken, bringing me up to 7.5 milligrams.
3:10: I’m getting sleepy now. I wander into the bedroom and go to bed.
I got up the next day at noon and felt quite alright, with no residual stimulation or hallucinations the next day. DOM seemed to emphasize mental and physical effects primarily, with visual effects only secondarily… it was more emotional but less visual then an equal dose of DOC would have been. However, having given it only one trial at the low end of the dosage spectrum, it would probably be unfair to draw any more involved conclusions about it than that.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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### Landmarks ##### Saad and Beau
### Overview from last time - Split into two landmarks - Pantheon - Rialto Bridge
### Previous Architecture ![](image/pre.png)
### Outcome - Accuracy: 0.80077355 - Loss: 0.438 - Global Step: 337 - Accuracy is still increasing per step
### So, what's new?
### What's new? - New landmarks - New architecture (transfer learning - mobilenet and InceptionV3) - Data augmentation (brightness, scale) - Adjusting learning rate and batch size - Comparing results
### New Landmarks - Subsampled 20,000 images of landmarks. These were the top 5:
Wallis Tower ![](image/wallis.jpg)
Colosseum ![](image/col.jpg)
St. Pete's Basilica ![](image/basilica.jpg)
Charles Bridge ![](image/bridge.jpg)
Alhambra Palace ![](image/ala.jpg)
### New Architecture - MobileNet - InceptionV3
### MobileNet
### MobileNet - Uses depthwise separable convolutions - Depthwise separable convolutions similar to regular convolutions. - Requires less computation and is more efficient
### Regular Convolution ![](image/regular.png)
### Depth-wise Separable Convolution - Depth-wise convolution ![](image/depth1.PNG)
### Depth-wise Separable Convolution - Point-wise convolution ![](image/depth2.PNG)
### Add those two together to get depth-wise separable convolutions. The end results of both approaches are pretty similar — they both filter the data and make new features — but a regular convolution has to do much more computational work to get there and needs to learn more weights.
![](image/regconv.PNG) ![](image/depthconv.PNG)
![](image/depthconv2.PNG)
### MobileNet Network The full MobileNets network has 30 layers. The design of the network is quite straightforward: ![](image/mobilenet.png)
3X3 convolution as first layer, followed by 13 times shown image.
Typically, average pooling layer at very end followed by FC classification layer (or 1X1 conv) and softmax
### More MobileNet - No pooling layers in between depth-wise blocks - Instead, some depthwise layers have stride 2 - Reduces spatial dimensions. Pointwise layers, then increases output channels. - Convolution layers followed by batch norm - Uses RELU activation. - Using depthwise separable, mobilenet does 9X less work than comparable neural nets (w/ same accuracy). - Total # of parameters: 4,221,032.
### MobileNet Results - Retrained MobileNet with our images (transfer learning) - Final Test Accuracy (after 1000 steps): 89.4%
![](image/accuracy.png)
![](image/loss_mobile.png)
### Data Augmentation - Flip_left_right: Randomly flip half of the training images horizontally. - Random_scale: Randomly scaled up by 10% - Random brightness: Randomly multiplyed input pixels up and down by 5%. - Random_crop: Randomly crop off 5% of images. - Effectively creates "new" data from distortions - The biggest disadvantage is that the bottleneck caching is no longer useful, since input images are never reused exactly.
### Data Augmentation Results - Accuracy: 90.8% ![](image/augmentation.png)
### InceptionV3
### It's a more complex model - What is an inception module? - Acts as multiple convolution filters at the same time, applied to the same input (then concatenated) - Multi-level feature extraction - InceptionV3 is a collection of stacked inception modules.
![](image/naive.png)
![](image/naive2.png)
![](image/naive3.png)
![](image/naive4.png)
### Reminder: Regular Convolution with one difference ![](image/regular.png)
![](image/inception_model.png)
![](image/inception_model2.png)
### Results - For 1000 steps, get accuracy of: 94% ![](image/inception2.png) ![](image/inception1.png)
### Comparison We have results for MobileNet and InceptionV3, but which one should we use? ![](image/comparison.PNG)
![](image/time.png)
- After seeing 1000 steps, training accuracy was still increasing. - Wanted to try more steps. - With 4000 steps, train accuracy got to 100%. - Test accuracy for to 94.9%. - Try lower learning rate? See if accuracy increases.
Trying learning rate = 0.005 - Test accuracy = 95.4% ![](image/batch_reborn.PNG) ![](image/learning_rate2.PNG)
### More Data - Will adding more data improve our validation accuracy? - We subsampled for 200,000 images of landmarks, then filtered for the five previous landmarks used. - We then retrained InceptionV3 using this added data.
### More Results - We now are running with 4,000 steps on our new data. - It took forever to create the bottleneck files. - It took forever to train the data.
![](image/bigdata1.png) ![](image/bigdata2.png)
### Batch Size ![](image/batch.png) - "Decaying the learning rate and increasing the batch size during training are equivalent" (according to these dudes) - Let's test this with a batch size of 300.
### Batch Size Results - Accuracy: 92% :( - But, we did see less jumping around during training.
![](image/batch_fail.png) ![](image/bigdata1.png)
### Misclassification Examples - Misclassified as: St. Peter's Basilica ![](image/col1.jpg) ![](image/lastone.png)
### Misclassification Examples - Misclassified as: St. Peter's Basilica ![](image/col2.jpg) ![](image/stpeteresult.png)
### Misclassification Examples - Misclassified as: Charles Bridge ![](image/col3.jpg) ![](image/charles_results.png)
### Takeaways - Amount of time taken: Inception was longer. - Accuracy vs Speed - MobileNet training seemed went to 100% faster (test wasn't as good) - Lower learning rate and larger batch size ideally would give smoother accuracy curve. - Data Augmentation seemed to smooth it as well (on MobileNet)
### Takeaways ![](image/summary.PNG)


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hang up /digits.xml?From=555-501-1337&CallStatus=completed
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Twilio adds parameters when it hits asks for those files, which is how the server finds out about keypresses and new connections. The server then sends this information to whatever browser window you have open.
If you buy a number, remember to appropriately set your Voice URL, http://nodaphone.dtrejo.com/controller.xml
, and your StatusCallback URL, http://nodaphone.dtrejo.com/digits.xml
(substitute your own URLs).
If you have free trial twilio account, you only need to set one URL (the big textbox once you've logged-in.
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Tennis: Free tickets get British fans making late dash to Madrid
MADRID: British tennis fans have made a last-minute dash to Madrid to cheer their team on against Spain after the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) offered free tickets for the semi-final tie.
Former world number one Andy Murray had got the ball rolling after Britain's win over Germany on Friday, putting out a message on social media for fans to get in touch if they wanted a ticket for the match at La Caja Magica.
The LTA confirmed that it would honour Murray's pledge with tickets for those who responded.
Around 900 tickets have been taken, according to the BBC.
"Unfortunately, due to the incredible demand if you've not been contacted yet we won't be able to offer tickets but please do keep supporting the team at home and across social media," the LTA said on Twitter on Saturday.
Britain will need all the help they can get with world number one Rafael Nadal leading the Spanish challenge.
Murray may not even play in the tie after being left out of the last two matches - wins over Kakakhstan and Germany.
His brother Jamie, who could play in the deciding doubles rubber if the singles are shared, said: ""All the tickets available have been taken...it's an incredible effort by you guys (the fans) and we're looking forward to seeing you."
Tickets for the semi-final were on sale from 75 euros.
The Davis Cup Finals are taking place in Madrid and are the first edition of the revamped team event in which 18 nations have battled throughout the week with the final on Sunday.
Previous Davis Cups have had a 16-team World Group with ties played at home venues throughout the year.
The change has been controversial and the week has been marked by hundreds of empty seats for the ties taking place across three courts.


Recipe 2.8. Updating a Random-Access File
Credit: Luther Blissett
Problem
You want to read a binary record from
somewhere inside a large file of fixed-length records, change some or
all of the values of the record's fields, and write
the record back.
Solution
Read the record, unpack it, perform whatever computations you need
for the update, pack the fields back into the record, seek to the
start of the record again, write it back. Phew. Faster to code than
to say:
import struct
format_string = '8l' # e.g., say a record is 8 4-byte integers
thefile = open('somebinfile', 'r+b')
record_size = struct.calcsize(format_string)
thefile.seek(record_size * record_number)
buffer = thefile.read(record_size)
fields = list(struct.unpack(format_string, buffer))
# Perform computations, suitably modifying fields, then:
buffer = struct.pack(format_string, *fields)
thefile.seek(record_size * record_number)
thefile.write(buffer)
thefile.close( )
Discussion
This approach works only on files (generally binary ones) defined in
terms of records that are all the same, fixed size; it
doesn't work on normal text files. Furthermore, the
size of each record must be that defined by a
struct format string, as shown in the
recipe's code. A typical format string, for example,
might be '8l', to specify that each record is made
up of eight four-byte integers, each to be interpreted as a signed
value and unpacked into a Python int. In this
case, the fields variable in the recipe
would be bound to a list of eight ints. Note that
struct.unpack returns a tuple. Because tuples are
immutable, the computation would have to rebind the entire
fields variable. A list is mutable, so
each field can be rebound as needed. Thus, for convenience, we
explicitly ask for a list when we bind
fields. Make sure, however, not to alter
the length of the list. In this case, it needs to remain composed of
exactly eight integers, or the struct.pack call
will raise an exception when we call it with a
format_string of '8l'.
Also, this recipe is not suitable when working with records that are
not all of the same, unchanging length.
To seek back to the start of the record,
instead of using the record_size*record_number
offset again, you may choose to do a relative seek:
thefile.seek(-record_size, 1)
The second argument to the seek method
(1) tells the file object to seek relative to the
current position (here, so many bytes back, because we used a
negative number as the first argument).
seek's default is to seek to an
absolute offset within the file (i.e., from the start of the file).
You can also explicitly request this default behavior by calling
seek with a second argument of
0.
You don't need to open the file just before you do
the first seek, nor do you need to close it right
after the write. Once you have a file object that
is correctly opened (i.e., for updating and as a binary rather than a
text file), you can perform as many updates on the file as you want
before closing the file again. These calls are shown here to
emphasize the proper technique for opening a file for random-access
updates and the importance of closing a file when you are done with
it.
The file needs to be opened for updating (i.e., to allow both reading
and writing). That's what the
'r+b' argument to open means:
open for reading and writing, but do not implicitly perform any
transformations on the file's contents because the
file is a binary one. (The 'b' part is unnecessary
but still recommended for clarity on Unix and Unix-like systems.
However, it's absolutely crucial on other platforms,
such as Windows.) If you're creating the binary file
from scratch, but you still want to be able to go back, reread, and
update some records without closing and reopening the file, you can
use a second argument of 'w+b' instead. However, I
have never witnessed this strange combination of requirements; binary
files are normally first created (by opening them with
'wb', writing data, and closing the file) and
later reopened for updating with 'r+b'.
While this approach is normally useful only on a file whose records
are all the same size, another, more advanced possibility exists: a
separate "index file" that provides
the offset and length of each record inside the
"data file". Such indexed
sequential access approaches aren't much in fashion
any more, but they used to be very important. Nowadays, one meets
just about only text files (of many kinds, more and more often XML
ones), databases, and occasional binary files with fixed-length
records. Still, if you do need to access an indexed sequential binary
file, the code is quite similar to that shown in this recipe, except
that you must obtain the record_size and the offset
argument to pass to thefile.seek by reading them
from the index file, rather than computing them yourself as shown in
this recipe's Solution.
See Also
The sections of the Library Reference and
Python in a Nutshell on file objects and the
struct module; Perl
Cookbook recipe 8.13.
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Results:
Internal Failure
Task timed out
Execution:
Steps and Logfiles:
-
recipe bootstrap
( 2 secs )
-
setup_build
( 1 secs )
running recipe: "v8"
Build Properties:
| Name | Value | Source |
| path_config |
kitchen
|
recipe bootstrap |
| slavename |
fakeslave
|
recipe bootstrap |
| buildername |
infra-continuous-precise-32
|
recipe bootstrap |
| mastername |
chromium.infra
|
recipe bootstrap |
| Cost of job (USD) |
$0.52
|
Swarming |
| Exit Code |
-15
|
Swarming |
| buildbucket_bucket |
estaab-infra-waterfall-test
|
Swarming Tags |
| buildbucket_hostname |
cr-buildbucket-dev.appspot.com
|
Swarming Tags |
| builder |
infra-continuous-precise-32
|
Swarming Tags |
| cores |
8
|
Swarming Tags |
| cron_invocation_id |
9183652815541395264
|
Swarming Tags |
| cron_job_id |
infra-experimental/buildbucket-job-estaab-infra-waterfall-test
|
Swarming Tags |
| master |
master.estaab-infra-waterfall-test
|
Swarming Tags |
| os |
Ubuntu-12.04
|
Swarming Tags |
| pool |
default
|
Swarming Tags |
| priority |
100
|
Swarming Tags |
| recipe_name |
infra/infra_continuous
|
Swarming Tags |
| recipe_repository |
https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/tools/build
|
Swarming Tags |
| recipe_revision |
|
Swarming Tags |
| user |
|
Swarming Tags |
| user_agent |
luci-cron
|
Swarming Tags |
| allow_milo |
1
|
Swarming Tags |
Timing:
| Start |
Monday, 14-Mar-16 10:00:01 UTC
|
| End |
Monday, 14-Mar-16 11:00:18 UTC
|
| Elapsed |
1 hrs
|


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| 873 | (U) | That was Emperour of alle / thus endetħ in sorowe |
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A gyrator is an ideal two-port element defined by the following equations: i1 = G * v2 i2 = -G * v1 where the constant G is called the gyration conductance.
i1 = G * v2 i2 = -G * v1


list¶
List operations.
list(LENGTH <list> <output variable>)
list(GET <list> <element index> [<element index> ...]
<output variable>)
list(APPEND <list> [<element> ...])
list(FIND <list> <value> <output variable>)
list(INSERT <list> <element_index> <element> [<element> ...])
list(REMOVE_ITEM <list> <value> [<value> ...])
list(REMOVE_AT <list> <index> [<index> ...])
list(REMOVE_DUPLICATES <list>)
list(REVERSE <list>)
list(SORT <list>)
LENGTH will return a given list’s length.
GET will return list of elements specified by indices from the list.
APPEND will append elements to the list.
FIND will return the index of the element specified in the list or -1 if it wasn’t found.
INSERT will insert elements to the list to the specified location.
REMOVE_AT and REMOVE_ITEM will remove items from the list. The difference is that REMOVE_ITEM will remove the given items, while REMOVE_AT will remove the items at the given indices.
REMOVE_DUPLICATES will remove duplicated items in the list.
REVERSE reverses the contents of the list in-place.
SORT sorts the list in-place alphabetically.
The list subcommands APPEND, INSERT, REMOVE_AT, REMOVE_ITEM, REMOVE_DUPLICATES, REVERSE and SORT may create new values for the list within the current CMake variable scope. Similar to the SET command, the LIST command creates new variable values in the current scope, even if the list itself is actually defined in a parent scope. To propagate the results of these operations upwards, use SET with PARENT_SCOPE, SET with CACHE INTERNAL, or some other means of value propagation.
NOTES: A list in cmake is a ; separated group of strings. To create a list the set command can be used. For example, set(var a b c d e) creates a list with a;b;c;d;e, and set(var “a b c d e”) creates a string or a list with one item in it. (Note macro arguments are not variables, and therefore cannot be used in LIST commands.)
When specifying index values, if <element index> is 0 or greater, it is indexed from the beginning of the list, with 0 representing the first list element. If <element index> is -1 or lesser, it is indexed from the end of the list, with -1 representing the last list element. Be careful when counting with negative indices: they do not start from 0. -0 is equivalent to 0, the first list element.


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Hello. My name is Roshan Dahal and I am currently enrolled at University of Toronto, proceeding a Double Major in Mathematics and Statistics. I currently work as a Sales Professional at Leons for the Electronics and the Appliances department. At my job, I have developed great sales objectives and have completed total sales of $15000 sales up to date.
After completing my undergraduate degree, my goal is to continue my education in Masters of Statistics at the University of Toronto where I can challenge my self with new concepts and knowledge. Eventually, I want to achieve a career in a financial institution as a Data Analyst.
Analytical, Communication, Teamwork, Ability to Work Under Pressure
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Multi-Level and Multi-Scale Feature Aggregation Using Pre-trained Convolutional Neural Networks for Music Auto-tagging
Music auto-tagging is often handled in a similar manner to image classification by regarding the 2D audio spectrogram as image data. However, music auto-tagging is distinguished from image classification in that the tags are highly diverse and have different levels of abstractions. Considering this issue, we propose a convolutional neural networks (CNN)-based Feature Aggregation Method that embraces multi-level and multi-scaled features.
Motivation: Hierarchy in Music.
Motivation: Music tags with various levels of abstraction.
Motivation: Code music using CNN's last hidden layer?.
Motivation: Let's use the intermediate layer Features.
Motivation: We can also consider multi-scale Features by using several pre-trained CNN with different input sizes.
Pre-training: Let's make Feature extractors.
Pre-training: Let's make Feature extractors.
Pre-training: Let's make Feature extractors.
Feature extraction: To better capture local characteristics, frame-wise dimension is max-pooled to 1. After, average pooling is applied on whole segments of a song. Then, the feature size of each layer become equal to the number of filters on each layer.
Feature extraction: Another Feature Aggregation.
Feature extraction: Another Feature Aggregation in different scale.
Rich Features: Song-level Aggregated Features are now obtained.
Classification: Classify using DNNs.
Transfer Learning: Since our method consist of two stages, transfer learning is easily applied.
Datasets: MSD, Tagtraum, MTAT, GTZAN.
Results: Comparisons.
Analysis: We can see that some tags are indeed located at different levels and scales.
Check out the paper for more info.


Using Fonts with AMP is simple
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EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Bedstead
BEDSTEAD
"BEDSTEAD "used in
Deuteronomy 3:11
, but elsewhere rendered “couch,”“bed.” In 2 Kings 1:4;
16:2
;
Psalm 132:3
;
Amos 3:12
, the divan is meant by this word.
"BEDSTEAD "used in Deuteronomy 3:11, but elsewhere rendered “couch,”“bed.” In 2 Kings 1:4; 16:2; Psalm 132:3; Amos 3:12, the divan is meant by this word.


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@Tracker is a small Activity Time Tracker used to record time spent in various tasks. The target audience are users in need of tracking time spent in f.ex. project related tasks in their daily job.
@Tracker runs on any Palm OS 3.1 or better device.
@Tracker is released under the GNU GPL 2.
tttxexport is a tool used to export the archives generated by @Tracker to f.ex. Excel CSV or Standard CSV:
v2.0 (2007-07-11) Changed licensing to GPL2. @Tracker is now free. Changed build system to LMake. v1.6 (2005-09-22) Changed versioning to 1.X instead of 1rX. Fixed a bug where the archives wouldn't show up on the Manager form. v1r5 (2005-06-03) Fixed the double-triple redraw error on the Main and Manager forms. v1r4 (2004-08-23) Corrected a bug where the time on the summary screen would come out as x:60 instead of (x+1):00 (f.ex. 36:60 instead of 37:00). When returning from some of the forms the display looked funny on my Tungsten|T - found the glitch and fixed it (the All category was shown as a normal but in a double line table). v1r3 (2004-08-16) Added the Quick Text option. Added the 'Recent' pick list to the Time Selector. v1r2 (2004-06-23) First public release of @Tracker. v1r1 (2003-09-23) Internal release of @Tracker.


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WebKitPermissionRequest is implemented by WebKitGeolocationPermissionRequest, WebKitInstallMissingMediaPluginsPermissionRequest, WebKitNotificationPermissionRequest and WebKitUserMediaPermissionRequest.
There are situations where an embedder would need to ask the user for permission to do certain types of operations, such as switching to fullscreen mode or reporting the user's location through the standard Geolocation API. In those cases, WebKit will emit a “permission-request” signal with a WebKitPermissionRequest object attached to it.
void
webkit_permission_request_allow (WebKitPermissionRequest *request
);
Allow the action which triggered this request.
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Deny the action which triggered this request.


INDEPENDENCE DAY A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1996 Michael John Legeros
(Fox) Directed by Roland Emmerich Written by Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich Cast Will Smith, Jeff Goldblum, Bill Pullman, Margaret Colin, Robert Loggia, Vivica Fox, Judd Hirsch, Mary McDonnell, Randy Quaid, Brent Spiner, James Rebhorn, Harvey Fierstein, Harry Connick Jr., Adam Baldwin MPAA Rating "PG-13" Running Time 162 minutes Reviewed at Mission Valley Cinemas, Raleigh, NC (2JUL96)
==
Talk about fireworks! Director Roland Emmerich (STARGATE) and his co-writing and producing partner Dean Devlin (also from STARGATE) have cannily combined three decades worth of popcorn pictures-- chiefly by drawing upon the colliding worlds of George Pal, George Lucas, and Irwin Allen-- to create this spectacular, super-cheesy, and surprisingly good-natured depiction of the end of the world as we know it. The formula should be familiar to anyone under the age of seventy: ominous music precedes a coming threat which is followed by mass destruction which is survived by an ensemble of stock characters who are played by B-list actors who must react to special effects that we know they can't see all while looking very serious as their characters work together to save the rest of the human race. Did I miss anything? Oh yeah, and they make a *lot* of jokes along the way.
INDEPENDENCE DAY is conveniently divided into three acts. On day one, titled "July 2," an armada of 15-mile wide spaceships position themselves over the world's major cities. In the United States-- the movie focuses almost entirely on what happens in America. Touche international interests-- panic ensues, people head for the hills, and the President (Bill Pullman, probably miscast but who cares?) wonders if we can't all just get along. In Los Angeles, a rooftop group of "New Agers" are the first to be vaporized-- an amusing touch-- in the most frightening firestorm seen on-screen since TERMINATOR 2: JUDGEMENT DAY. New York and D.C. are also leveled, but not before Air Force One escapes.
On day two, titled "July 3" and do you see a pattern here?, the survivors begin formulating their strategies for fighting back. The brain trust, congregated at a secret military installation in the Southwest, includes a brilliant broadcast engineer (Jeff Goldblum), a wise-cracking fighter pilot (Will Smith, a scene- stealer), a suspicious Secretary of Defense (James Rebhorn), and a geeky government scientist played by none other than Brent Spiner, better known as Data from the television series "Star Trek: the Next Generation." (Needless to say, his appearance causes certain audience members to begin foaming at the mouth. Don't forget your Ritalin, boys.) There's even a kooky crop duster on hand, played by Randy Quaid, who swears that he was once abducted by aliens. Thank goodness we're watching a movie that doesn't take itself too seriously!
 This last hour is also the weakest section in the film. In particular, the editing could use a few nips and tucks toward the end. (Here, a scene runs long; there, a sequence seems slightly truncated.) Another suggestion for the inevitable director's cut: add more scientific mumbo jumbo. Though INDEPENDENCE DAY consistently adheres to its own scientific principals-- such as joysticks being the intergalactic standard for fighter craft controls-- even a *little* more explanation would go a long way to satisfying the nit-pickers who are currently clogging the Internet with their discussions of same.
INDEPENDENCE DAY is probably the most honest of the summer movies. Roland Emmerich and Dean Devlin are, indeed, the Real Thing-- that increasingly rare breed of genuine showmen, whose dedication to their craft can seemingly survive any attempt at prepackaging by their marketing department. These guys want nothing more than to put on a good show and, thus, their movie lacks even a whiff of pretension. (Which, undoubtedly, is a source of frustration for many critics.) All that is good, bad, and ugly about sci-fi and disaster films is represented here. Given the range of intentional references-- from the likes of THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE to THE WAR OF THE WORLDS-- I suspect that both Roland and Dean would even be proud to see their movie shown on MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000. It's *that* cool.
Grade: B+
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- Close to the beach.
- Breakfast Included.
- Free Airport Shuttle.
- Free Wi-fi in all rooms.
- Air Conditioning & heating.
- Onsite customer laundry.
- Perfect for Families.
- We speak all languages.
The Talentson family recomends this hotel to their friends.


- First you should have Installed ASP.NET Core and Node.js on your machine.
- Then you need any IDE or Text editor you prefer I will use VS Code in this tutorial.
- This is optional step but I shall use CLI(Command Line Tools) for both .NET Core and Angular, if you prefer not using tools it’s ok to skip this section and go straight to the Installing Projects, but if you follow exact go and make next two steps:


A C D E F G M O P R T
A
- addPhoneCall(AbstractPhoneCall) - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.PhoneBill
C
- checkArgs(ArrayList) - Static method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.Project3
-
we are checking all of the arguments conditions that are possible The first condition is to check if the argument size is 0 The second condition is to check if the argument size is greater than 7 the reason is because start time and end time consists of two arguments each so that the total argument is 7 The last condition is to make sure that there is a total of 7 arguments.
- checkFile() - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.TextParser
-
we want to check if the file path exist or not.
- checkFileName(String) - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.TextParser
-
check the file name and the name that is entered from the command line is the same, if its not the same we want to return an error
- checkReadMe(String[]) - Static method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.Project3
-
This function is to check if any of the arguments on the command line contains -README and if it does, then we want to just run the readMe function and exit out of the program
- checkTimeLabel(String, String) - Static method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.Project3
-
THis is to check that the time label can only be am or pm
- compareTo(PhoneCall) - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.PhoneCall
- createFile(String) - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.TextParser
-
We want to create a new file if the file path that the user entered doesn't exist.
D
- dateEndTime - Variable in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.PhoneCall
- dateStartTime - Variable in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.PhoneCall
- dump(AbstractPhoneBill) - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.PrettyPrinter
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this function is to dump the phone bill onto the command line, but also to run the function to write to text file
- dump(AbstractPhoneBill) - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.TextDumper
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This function is to write the information form the command line into the text file.
- dumpToFile(AbstractPhoneBill) - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.PrettyPrinter
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This function is to dump the phone bill information onto the text file.
E
- edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2 - package edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2
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Contains the application classes for the CS410J Phone Bill project.
F
- fileName - Static variable in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.Project3
- fileNamePretty - Static variable in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.Project3
- formatter(String, String) - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.PhoneCall
- formatter(String, String) - Static method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.Project3
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this function is to format the date so that we can use it to compare the values between start and end time
- formatter(String, String) - Static method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.TextParser
G
- getCallee() - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.PhoneCall
- getCaller() - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.PhoneCall
- getCustomer() - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.PhoneBill
- getDuration(Date, Date) - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.PrettyPrinter
-
This function is to get the duration between start time and end time
- getEndTime() - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.PhoneCall
- getEndTimeString() - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.PhoneCall
- getFile(String) - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.TextDumper
-
gets the file name
- getFile(String, String) - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.TextParser
-
This function is to store the file name and customer name into this constructor so that we can check if file exist and if the customer name matches from command line and from the file
- getPhoneCalls() - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.PhoneBill
- getStartTime() - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.PhoneCall
- getStartTimeString() - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.PhoneCall
M
- main(String[]) - Static method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.Project3
O
- oldPhoneBill - Static variable in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.Project3
- oldPhoneCall - Static variable in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.Project3
P
- parse() - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.TextParser
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We are reading the file name and return the object of phonebill.
- PhoneBill - Class in edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2
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A phone bill class that contains the customer name and multiple phone calls
- PhoneCall - Class in edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2
- PrettyPrinter - Class in edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2
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This class is to print the customer's phone bill to the command line and to the text file
- printInfo(PhoneBill) - Static method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.Project3
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We will print out the information if the -print option is set in the command line
- Project3 - Class in edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2
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Created by Hui Yu Sim Project 1 The main class for the CS410J Phone Bill Project
- Project3() - Constructor for class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.Project3
R
- readMe() - Static method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.Project3
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This function will print out the project information and what is required of the user in order to get th program to run successfully.
- removeOption(ArrayList) - Static method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.Project3
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Here we are removing the option arguments because they can appear anywhere on the command line, so it will be easier for us to get the right arguments.
- returnPhoneBill() - Method in class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.TextDumper
T
- TextDumper - Class in edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2
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The class that will implement the fucntions of writing the command line arguments to the text file
- TextParser - Class in edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2
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class that reads from the file
- TextParser() - Constructor for class edu.pdx.cs410J.hui2.TextParser


pyGraph.Vgraph package¶
Submodules¶
pyGraph.Vgraph.director module¶
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.director.
CreatTourSortGraph
(graph, **kwargs)¶ - ALGraph or dataframe
- tour route
- list
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.director.
getInDegree
(DGlist)¶ using indegree_list = edarray.get_indegrees() instead Parameters:
list- Returns:
- degree_dict = {pointname:point_indegree}
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.director.
input_TourSortGraph
()¶ create csv file by user input
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.director.
is_fin
(current_list, view_list)¶ check whether the rote of director is finished Parameters: viewlist means points you’v visited
list- Returns:
- T if finished F if not
pyGraph.Vgraph.parking module¶
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.parking.
checkin
(car_number, time)¶ let the car in stack or wait, in that time Parameters —– car_number:int/str time:str Returns —— position:int
position of new car
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.parking.
fulfill
()¶
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.parking.
gointo_carpark
()¶
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.parking.
is_carpark_avaliable
()¶
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.parking.
is_outside_road_empty
()¶
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.parking.
is_waitfield_empty
()¶
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.parking.
start
()¶
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.parking.
update
()¶ helper function for store in stack or queue
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.parking.
withdraw
(car_number, time)¶ car_number:int/str time:str Returns ——- car_index:int delta_time:int
pyGraph.Vgraph.recommend module¶
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.recommend.
add_comment
(old_method, self, *args, **kwds)¶ for enhence methods
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.recommend.
fuzzyfinder
(user_input, comment)¶ user_input:str comment: dict or list
>>> fuzzyfinder('user', collection) ['user_group.doc', 'api_user.doc']
[1] http://blog.amjith.com/fuzzyfinder-in-10-lines-of-python
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.recommend.
sort_score
(score)¶ score: dict
[(),]
[1] http://gaopenghigh.iteye.com/blog/1483864
-
pyGraph.Vgraph.recommend.
start
(file_path)¶ [1] http://blog.jobbole.com/21351/ [2] http://www.jb51.net/article/64123.htm [3] http://www.jb51.net/article/87479.htm


AntCallBack is identical to the standard 'antcall' task, except that it allows properties set in the called target to be available in the calling target.
Some background may be in order: When the <antcall> task is used, in actuality, a new Ant project is created, and depending on the inheritAll property, it is populated with properties from the original project. Then the requested target in this new project is executed. Any properties set in the new project remain with that project, they do not get "passed back" to the original project. So, for example, if the target in the new project sets a property named "image.directory", there is no reference to that property in the original. Here's an example of what I mean:
<target name="testCallback" description="Test CallBack"> <antcallback target="-testcb" return="a, b"/> <echo>a = ${a}</echo> <echo>b = ${b}</echo> </target> <target name="-testcb"> <property name="a" value="A"/> <property name="b" value="B"/> </target> |
a = A b = B |
a = ${a} b = ${b} |
This is an often requested feature for Ant, at least judging from the Ant mailing lists. I assume this is because it allows a more functional programming style than Ant natively supports. The proper Ant way of doing the above is like this:
<target name="testCallback" description="Test CallBack" depends="-testcb"> <echo>a = ${a}</echo> <echo>b = ${b}</echo> </target> <target name="-testcb"> <property name="a" value="A"/> <property name="b" value="B"/> </target> |
The attributes for AntCallBack are identical to the 'antcall' task, with one additional, optional attibute. This attribute is named "return" and can be either a single property name or a comma separated list of property names.
Table 15.1. AntCallBack Attributes
| Attribute | Description | Default | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| return | A comma separated list of property names. Whitespace is allowed, so either "a,b" or "a, b" are acceptable. | None | No |
For other attribute and nested element information and more examples, see the documentation for the "antcall" task in the Ant documentation.
Copyright © 2003 Ant-Contrib Project. All rights Reserved.


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Gary Neville's verdict on Arsenal and Unai Emery's current situation after Leicester loss
Sky Sports pundit Neville has compared Arsenal to former club Manchester United - admitting the Gunners in their current state are a "frustration"
by James Whaling, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/james-whaling/Gary Neville insists that Unai Emery is a "great coach" - despite the mounting pressure on the Arsenal boss.
A large section of the Gunners fanbase has turned on Emery after a run of results which has seen them fail to record a Premier League victory since October 6.
Neville has compared Arsenal's current malaise to that at his former club Manchester United since the departure of Sir Alex Ferguson.
Emery is the first manager to take over at the Emirates since Arsene Wenger left after a 22-year spell in charge of the Gunners.
Arsenal are already eight points off the top-four pace following a 2-0 defeat to Leicester at the King Power Stadium - and Neville describes the club as a "frustration".
“The fans are getting very impatient at this time," he said on Sky Sports' Gary Neville podcast.
“I don’t think anyone was surprised that Leicester went and won that game as they did.
“Arsenal are what they are. They’re a frustration.
"Unai Emery is getting put under big pressure - I do know that Unai Emery is a great coach.
"But post-Arsene Wenger was never going to be easy. I said before, ‘be careful what you wish for, it’s not going to be easy’. People will say Arsene Wenger should have been let go earlier.
“Great coaches will come into Arsenal and find it difficult to change culturally there what’s gone on and what’s happened.
“I’ve seen it at Manchester United since Sir Alex Ferguson left. These two men were institutions at their football club, they were more than coaches.
"They were CEOs, they were the leader of the club in every single way. Everybody looked up to them, they were the only boss at each of the clubs.
“And it’s going to take time. So there is going to need to be some patience shown at Arsenal - as there has been at Manchester United.
“Big clubs, huge clubs. But they’ll get back. The cycle will turn."


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FAQ
Is it safe to give blood?
Yes. Donating blood is safe. The supplies used to collect blood are sterile and only used once.
Are there age limits for blood donors?
Giving blood is one of the exciting things you can do when you turn 18. When you give blood, you give a bit of iron too, which is important when you’re still growing.
I'm taking medications. Can I still donate blood?
Many medications are acceptable. Consult your physician to be sure you're healthy enough to donate and ask your community blood center medical staff if you have questions about your eligibility. Do not assume that you are ineligible without inquiring first.
Will travel abroad make me ineligible to donate?
Travel to certain countries may prevent you from donating blood.
Will recent vaccinations make me ineligible to donate blood?
Recent vaccinations may prevent you from donating blood. Flu vaccines do no make you ineligible. Contact your blood center to request further information.
How long until my blood is used?
All blood donations are processed and available for use between 24 and 48 hours after collection.
- Whole blood is processed into components (red cells, platelets, plasma).
- After processing, the red cells can be stored for up to 42 days.
- Plasma can be frozen and stored for up to 12 months.
- Platelets (from whole blood or by apheresis) must be used within five days.
How long does it take to give blood?
The process for whole blood donation usually takes about one hour with the collection itself usually lasting only about 10 minutes. Expect to spend about two hours for an apheresis platelet collection. The donation process includes registration, a brief medical screening, blood collection, and refreshments.
How much blood do I have in my body?
Women have about 5 liters, and men about 6 liters of blood in their bodies.
What are red cells, platelets and plasma?
Red Cells - these give your blood its red color and carry oxygen to your organs and tissues. Platelets - the very small colorless cell fragments in your blood whose main function is to stop bleeding. Plasma - the liquid portion of your blood that transports water and nutrients to your body's tissues.
How often can I give blood?
You can donate whole blood every 56 days. Red blood cells will return to normal levels within approximately two weeks of donation. You can donate platelets (apheresis donation) as much as twice in a 7- day period - or up to 24 times in a rolling 12 months. Platelet and plasma components are replaced in the body more quickly than red cells. Platelets will return to normal levels within a few hours of donating. Plasma, the liquid portion of your blood, takes a couple of days.
Is it safe to receive blood?
The blood supply is safe. Blood donor eligibility standards, individual donor screening, laboratory testing, and donor record checks are in place at donor centers to help ensure the safety of blood transfusions.
What is the universal blood type?
Type O negative is the universal donor and can give blood to any other blood type. AB positive is the universal recipient and can receive blood from any other blood type.
I had several alcoholic drinks before going to give blood. Can I donate?
No. We do not take blood from anyone under the influence of alcohol. This is because being intoxicated can affect your ability to understand and answer the donor questionnaire and declaration. It also affects your body’s ability to tolerate blood being taken.
Cancer – I have had cancer. Can I donate?
In most cases you can donate again if you remain free of cancer five years after completing treatment.
Breastfeeding - I am breastfeeding. Can I donate?
For your health, following childbirth you need to wait at least nine months and until your baby is significantly weaned (that is, getting most of his/her nutrition from solids) before you donate blood.
Childbirth – How long after the birth of my baby can I donate?
At least nine months, or longer if the baby is still breast-feeding significantly at nine months.


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I'm working with some cool people at the moment, and we've decided to try and learn some Data Science together. This project is going to end up being some combination of:
We're all pretty busy, so I'm going to try and keep things as minimal as possible.
This whole thing is built with NBDev. It should be up on https://johnowhitaker.github.io/ds_zero/, all built in Jupyter Notebooks.
I tend to define 'Data Science' as the process of taking data and processing that into something useful. This can be summarizing data in a way that generates insight. It can be using existing data to derive or infer something new. It can be learning how to make better decisions from records of the past. Such a broad definition would indicate that data science comes into play in all sorts of fields. Indeed, I believe that the techniques and more importantly the mindset of data science will be an incredibly useful tool in any career or situation, not just in the relatively small world of what we might term 'corporate' data science.
With that context in mind, the obvious question is: how would one learn Data Science? Where would you even begin? This course is designed as a partial answer to that question. We'll look at a few of the most common tools, solve some common problems and, hopefully, provide enough pf a starting point that you can begin working on your own projects.
I've split the content into individual 'lessons', which you can access from the left-hand menu. As you can see, we're only one lesson in! All feedback appreciated :)
In this lesson, we do a lightning overview of some of the libraries we'll use in the next three or four lessons. You'll load your first dataset with pandas, make some pretty plots with matplotlib and get an early preview of machine learning in action.
At the bottom of the notebook are some exercises - finish those and you'll be good and ready for lesson 2.
At the end of lesson 1 we saw a machine learning model being created, trained and used to make predictions... in three lines of code. We don't understand that code yet, but it hints at a secret: the machine learning bit is often the easy part. So for this lesson, we look more closely at the steps that come before the modelling: data cleaning and exploration.
With some basics covered, let's revisit the machine learning example from lesson one and build on that, exploring some of the different kinds of tasks you may encounter, playing with different methods and learning how to choose the best tool for the job.
Putting the lessons into practice, and learning some extra tips to make our models better.
Image Classification is one of the most popular applications of deep learning. This lesson shows how easy it can be, and gives a starting point for going deeper into this topic.
There are many topics not covered here - where would one go to lern more? A collection of resources and suggestions, as well as some final project ideas
We'll keep this section updated as we add more content.


I got into Genealogy a few years back, and started by transcribing a few of the books we had laying around from family reunions into my genealogy program on the computer. These books typically start with a common ancestor and work down to cover all their descendants (it theory, those people that could show up at said family reunion). The downside is I have several thousand people in my database, but many of them are living cousins rather than my ancestors. I have managed to add many ancestors, with the furthest back lines stretching to the 4th century AD Wales. Several lines immigrated to Canada around 1800.
To jump right into my online genealogy, select a link from left, or start with the Surnames list.
Below is an overview of some of my ancestral lines:
Minchin
The Minchin line is probably my best researched line. The Minchin’s left Ireland about 1802 to settle in Prince Edward Island (PEI) (then a British colony; this is some 60 years before Canada was even a country!). Humphrey Howard Minchin (abt. 1761 - 1849) was the one that made the move from Ireland to Canada. He operated a ferry in New Ross, Co. Wexford, Ireland before he moved to PEI, and operated a ferry across Charlottetown harbour once he got to PEI. The family lived in PEI for several generations. Alex Minchin (1890 - 1963) (my great-grandfather) was born in PEI but eventually settled in Saskatchewan to farm. During the Dirty Thirties (the 1930’s), the drought was so bad in Saskatchewan that Alex took the family back to PEI to live and farm potatoes with his parents. My Grandpa was a kid at the time and he remembers living in PEI.
Reaching back further in time, the Minchin’s came to Ireland from Gloucestershire, in England near the Welsh border. It was Colonel Charles Minchin (abt. 1628-1681) that came to Ireland, with two of his brothers. Charles is my 8th great-grandfather. At the time, the English crown was looking to send Protestants to Ireland to have a stronger Protestant presence there. Basically, if you were Protestant and didn’t mind living in Ireland, you could have an estate there. This was probably pretty enticing as, at the time, if you weren’t the oldest son you inherited next to nothing. On the Minchin coat of arms (above), the three red chevrons are for Gloucestershire. The coat of arms was awarded to the Minchin family within a couple generations of their arrival in Ireland.
Going back further than Gloucestershire, the records get fuzzier. The family likely came over to England with the Anglo-Saxons from Saxony (a region in modern day Germany) in the 6th century AD.
Other Minchin’s around the world:
- The Boer War (South Africa): During the siege of Mafeking, Robert Banden-Powell (who later founded Scouting) established his offices above those of a lawyer by the name of Minchin. I have heard that you can still take tours of the office today.
- Minchinbury Estates: An officer in the British army by the name of Minchin was given an estate in New South Wales, Australia. He was a contemporary of Captain Bligh, and opposed some of Bligh's politics. A few years later, his entire family was lost at sea. The estate was sold, and eventually developed into a winery. Minchinbury champagne is considered quite excellent. In recent years, the winery closed and the area was redeveloped as housing. A fighter jet on a pedestal now sits at the entrance.
- Minchinhampton, England: An former market town in England. I'm told that the last Minchin living there died about 15 years ago.
- Minchin, Texas: close to Dallas/Fort Worth, in Denton County. I actually went looking for this a couple years ago, hoping to get a cool picture with the town sign. I asked at the county historical museum, and they had never heard of it. When I went looking on the ground, I didn't find anything labelled 'Minchin', and the people working at the Roselawn Cemetary (right in the supposed centre of Minchin) had no idea either. I looked in up online, and Minchin was labeled on MapQuest, but not Google Maps (this was 2009). So I'm not convinced this really exists.
- Minchin Lake, New Zealand: Named after a runholder who worked the area.
- Minchin Mason Lodge: There is a Mason Lodge in India, founded by a Minchin.
- Minchin: A geological formation in South America.
- Tim Minchin: A comedian from Australia.
- Nick Minchin: An Australian politician. He is currently serving as the Minister of Finance.
Walcot
Soon after the Minchin’s arrived in Ireland, they married into the Walcot line. This line can be traced back to kings in Wales to about 325 AD!
Bull
I don’t know much about this line. The family seems to come from Ireland.
McLaren
I don’t know much at all about this line, but that they came from Scotland and came to PEI between 1770 and 1809. I’ll have to look into this more; this well could be our oldest tie to Canada and the New World.
Shaw
Allan Shaw was born in 1803 en route to Canada. I have lots of old ties to Canada! Allan’s father, Donald Shaw, (1768 - 1836) is from Colonsay Island, Scotland, an island just west of mainland Scotland that measures 2 miles by 10 miles and has a population of 135 today. I’ll have to look more into this…
Lamont
The Lamont’s are also from Scotland (in this case, the Island of Skye) and seem to have come to PEI in the early 1800’s.
Seaman
The Seaman line goes back to Robert Seaman (1641-1693) and Alice Shuckforth (1630-1709). The family goes back to Suffolk, England. William Seaman (1792 - 1864) and Hephzebah Chaman Wells (1798 - 1865) came to PEI about 1830 from England.
Wells
The Wells line goes back to Peter Wells (abt. 1620 - abt. Nov 1693) and Jane (died abt. Dec. 1667), again to Suffolk, England.
Jewell
It thought we had more on the Jewell line. I know my Dad used to have a book on the Jewell family, but unfortunately we haven’t been able to find it for the last couple of years. The Jewell family goes back to Deveonshire, England and immigrated to PEI in about 1830.
Sinnamon
We don’t have a long recorded history of the Sinnamon’s, but my Grandma says the family came out of France years and years ago (probably the 16th century). The family were Huguenots (a persecuted group of Protestants) who were forced from France to Scotland. They were illiterate when they left France and so their last name (then ‘Saint Amand’) got written down by the Scottish authorities as ‘Sinnamon’.
Bunbury
The Bunbury’s are an old line. We have it traced back to 1066 when the Baron de Saint Pierre came to England from Normandy with William the Conqueror. The Baron was given a town in northern England (Bunbury) and thus became de Bunbury, and eventually just Bunbury. The Bunbury’s have often been involved in the British or English military. In time, they too ended up in Ireland.
The Bunbury’s first came to Canada with George John Bunbury (1888-1969), my great-grandfather. With his father (George William Bunbury (1835 - 1898)) in the Army in India, he (George, the son) got himself kicked out of boarding school. So at age 15 (about 1903, before Alberta was a province) he was sent to Canada to work as a farmhand. He worked around High River, Alberta. George would eventually homestead near Castor, Alberta, and that land is still in the family. George’s wife, Sarah Whiteside (1897 - 1983) was from a working class family in Belfast and originally came as a nanny to work for George. (George would actually have three wives in his lifetime. Sarah came over to look after the children of George's first wife, Greta Lynes (d. 1920) who died in childbrith.)
Other Bunbury’s around the world:
- Bunbury, Prince Edward Island: I'd need to find it on a map again, but I think it exists...
- Bunbury, Australia: The Bunburys were active in the British military, and they got a city of Australia's west coast named after them. The city is not far from Perth.
- Bunbury Road, Valmont, BC, Canada
- Bunbury Castles, Ireland: Twin castles built in Tipperary county, Ireland, not far from the Balarny stone, for a set of Bunbury brothers in the 18th or 19th century. I have not been able to confirm their exact locations.
McGowan
The McGowan’s go back to Scotland. My Grandma was telling me some of the story last time she visited. David McGowan Sr. (1873-1956) (my great-great grandfather) worked on the docks in Glasgow, Scotland, and played music (a harmonica?) for various gatherings. Jane McCover (1876 - 1963) met him at one of these gatherings when she had gone to Glasgow to do shopping with her Mom. David and Jane were married in Scotland. The family moved to Alberta (or what would soon be Alberta) about 1904. They first came to Edmonton, one of four families that were friends in Scotland that had come to homestead Canada. The first year, they (the men of the four families) worked on the Hotel MacDonald (pictured above) to earn money. The next year they set off for Galahad, where they homesteaded on four adjacent quarters. That was the farm that my Great Grandma McGowan used to live on when I'd visit her as a kid. My uncle owns and farms that quarter now.
Are we related? Are you a long lost cousin? Spotted an error here? This website remains a work-in-progress and I would love to hear from you. Drop me a line at minchinweb [at] gmail [dot] com.


pips Red=105 White=77
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This position came up in the Battersea chouette and left Jon Barnes (White) with a difficult decision. Black was on his own as the other team members had dropped Jon’s original double. Black had turned the game around and now offered a redouble to Jon in this week’s position? What would you do? Is your glass half full or half empty?
Many players would drop very quickly but Jon did what every good player should do and took his time over the decision. First, he counted Black’s cover numbers of which there are 18. Unless Black rolls a succession of small doubles and crashes his home board after covering he will win those 18 games.
The next question is will Black leave his 6-pt slotted if he does not cover? In most cases the answer to that question is yes because he needs his 6-pt to win the game. So, for example, 32 will be played 15/12, 10/8. Only if he rolls something like 55 will he safety the blot on the 6-pt.
Jon reckoned to hit the exposed blot about one time in three which would give him six hits and, not only very likely six wins, but also some gammons as well. That point is crucial. Sometimes Black will not cover the blot on the 6-pt at the second attempt and, although he may then lift the blot ,whatever he does will give White further winning chances. Jon estimated that would give him one more win and so he is now up to seven. Of course, he may also win with a late shot in the bear-off but that possibility is relatively remote.
After long thought, Jon decided that his gammon wins would compensate for the fact that he would only win on average, seven out of thirty-six games (he needs nine to take). He therefore took the double and was rewarded when his opponent failed twice to cover and on his second attempt he rolled the crucial six. He didn’t win the gammon be he did win four points.
A long XG rollout confirms that the take is correct but only by 0.012 equity points! So an excellent piece of analysis by Jon and he was rewarded for having a half full glass!
Many players would drop very quickly but Jon did what every good player should do and took his time over the decision. First, he counted Black’s cover numbers of which there are 18. Unless Black rolls a succession of small doubles and crashes his home board after covering he will win those 18 games.
The next question is will Black leave his 6-pt slotted if he does not cover? In most cases the answer to that question is yes because he needs his 6-pt to win the game. So, for example, 32 will be played 15/12, 10/8. Only if he rolls something like 55 will he safety the blot on the 6-pt.
Jon reckoned to hit the exposed blot about one time in three which would give him six hits and, not only very likely six wins, but also some gammons as well. That point is crucial. Sometimes Black will not cover the blot on the 6-pt at the second attempt and, although he may then lift the blot ,whatever he does will give White further winning chances. Jon estimated that would give him one more win and so he is now up to seven. Of course, he may also win with a late shot in the bear-off but that possibility is relatively remote.
After long thought, Jon decided that his gammon wins would compensate for the fact that he would only win on average, seven out of thirty-six games (he needs nine to take). He therefore took the double and was rewarded when his opponent failed twice to cover and on his second attempt he rolled the crucial six. He didn’t win the gammon be he did win four points.
A long XG rollout confirms that the take is correct but only by 0.012 equity points! So an excellent piece of analysis by Jon and he was rewarded for having a half full glass!
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.395 0.721 0.038 0.000 - 0.279 0.082 0.003 Cubeful equities: 1. Double, take +0.641 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.359) 3. No double +0.579 (-0.062) Proper cube action: Redouble, take


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The purpose of this application is to display data pertaining to the second-generation project for Find Your City, an application where you can learn, compare, and receive recommendations on cities across the United States! Within this Flask API, we will display multiple facets within the data which one could take into account when searching for their particular city which include, but, are not limited to statistics concerning: Heart Disease (leading cause of death), COVID-19 cases and deaths, and many population statistics.


In this part of the assignment you'll build a simple tictactoe using bootstrap and javascript
No need to modify this HTML page. All functionality needs to be implemented in the rulse.js file. The rules.js script is included in this page. However, you are encouraged to go through this HTML page source and understand how the methods defined in rules.js are being invoked.
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This ain't your mama's app architecture
HTML enhanced for web apps!
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| Template | HTML with additional markup |
| Directives | extend HTML via custom attributes and elements |
| Scope | context where the model is stored |
| Service | reusable business logic independent of views |
| Controller | the business logic behind views |
| Module | a container for the different parts of an AngularJS app |
<!doctype html>
<html lang="en" ng-app="phonecatApp">
<head>
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</head>
<body ng-controller="PhoneListCtrl">
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Sort by:
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{{phone.name}}
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</html>
'use strict';
/* Controllers */
var phonecatApp = angular.module('phonecatApp', []);
phonecatApp.controller('PhoneListCtrl', function($scope) {
$scope.phones = [
{'name': 'Nexus S',
'snippet': 'Fast just got faster with Nexus S.',
'age': 1},
{'name': 'Motorola XOOM™ with Wi-Fi',
'snippet': 'The Next, Next Generation tablet.',
'age': 2},
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'snippet': 'The Next, Next Generation tablet.',
'age': 3}
];
$scope.orderProp = 'age';
});


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We first tested with regular BLDC ESCs:
After initially testing the gimbal motors with the bidirectional ESC’s purchased (left), it was clear that the performance was not up to expectation. However, upon further research it was discovered that gimbal motors did not function too well with a regular BLDC ESC due to their construction. Thus, more suitable gimbal controller boards were purchased to remedy this issue. These types of boards are capable of stabilizing a gimbal while receiving an input such that its direction can be changed. After receiving these boards in the mail and testing them with the motors, the motors were able to be better controlled.
We then tried using 2-axis gimbal controllers:
Unfortunately, the only available gimbal controller board (left) to be purchased under such short notice was designed for 2 axis drone applications. Thus, the third yaw axis is unable to be controlled. As such, a workaround is needed, as the yaw axis is the most important in our application.Since the board can only stabilize in the pitch and roll axes, the stabilization mechanism is disabled on a second board and the yaw axis is able to be controlled manually. Readings from an IMU are fed to a controller in order to filter out disturbances.


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Send an error if some process has failed (error)
Responses
400
There was an error when trying to perform a operation
Send an error if the page does not exist (notFound)
Responses
404
There was an error when trying to perform a operation
Finds the logged in user paginated orders (findAllOrders)
Query parameters
page (required)
Query Parameter — format: int32
amount (required)
Query Parameter — format: int32
Responses
200
Returns a list of orders according to the pagination properties
400
The request parameters or some other piece of the request is invalid
401
The requester is not authorized to perform this operation
404
There were no orders to be found for the logged in user
Finds the logged in user concrete order by its id (findOrder)
Path parameters
id (required)
Path Parameter — format: int64
Query parameters
content (optional)
Query Parameter —
Responses
401
The requester is not authorized to perform this operation
200
Returns the concrete requested order
404
The order in question was not found
Places an order to purchase the specified product (placeOrder)
Consumes
This API call consumes the following media types via the request header:
Request body
Responses
400
The request was incomplete or the parameters were invalid
401
The requester is not authorized to perform this operation
404
Cannot perform the order because the product does not exist
200
The order from the user was found successfully
Updates the details of a given order (updateOrder)
Path parameters
id (required)
Path Parameter — format: int64
Consumes
This API call consumes the following media types via the request header:
Request body
Responses
400
Some invalid details where provided that prevented the operation completion
401
The requester is not authorized to perform this operation
404
Cannot update the order because it does not exist
200
The order has been successfully updated
Finds a list of all products (findAllProducts)
Responses
400
Can not access to find products
200
The list of products was found successfully
404
There were no more products to be shown
Find the specific details of the specified discount type if active (findCurrentDiscount)
Path parameters
type (required)
Path Parameter —
Responses
404
The given discount type is currently inactive
400
There is no known existence of the provided discount type
200
Returns the current active discount of the specified type
401
The requester has no permissions to perform this operation
Updates the details of the discount of the given type (updateCurrentDiscount)
Path parameters
type (required)
Path Parameter —
Consumes
This API call consumes the following media types via the request header:
Request body
Responses
200
The details of the discount have been successfully updated
401
The requester has no permissions to perform this operation
404
The given discount type does not exist
Finds the statistics associated to the sales (findStatistics)
Responses
200
The sales statistics were found successfully
401
The requester is not authorized to perform this operation
Generates a token for the provided user credentials (generateToken)
Consumes
This API call consumes the following media types via the request header:
Request body
Responses
400
The provided credentials to generate a token were invalid
200
Returns the generated token
Validates a given token (validateToken)
Responses
400
The token was invalid or no token was provided at all
200
Returns the validation response with the validation result
Registers a new user (createUser)
Consumes
This API call consumes the following media types via the request header:
Request body
Responses
201
The new user creation was successful
400
The provided input was not valid
401
The requester is not authorized to perform this operation
Finds the user information (findUser)
Path parameters
id (required)
Path Parameter — format: int64
Responses
404
There was no user associated with the provided user id
401
The requester is not authorized to perform this operation
200
Returns the information of a requested user
Finds a paginated list of users (findUsers)
Query parameters
page (required)
Query Parameter — format: int32
amount (required)
Query Parameter — format: int32
Responses
401
The requester is not authorized to perform this operation
404
There are no users available for the provided pagination information
200
The list of users was retrieved successfully
Updates the information of a user (updateUser)
Path parameters
id (required)
Path Parameter — format: int64
Consumes
This API call consumes the following media types via the request header:
Request body
Responses
200
The information update of the user was successful
404
There was no user associated with the provided user id
400
The provided input was not valid
401
The requester is not authorized to perform this operation
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GenerateTokenRequestDto
PlaceOrderRequestDto
RegisterUserRequestDto
UpdateOrderRequestDto
UpdateSaleRequestDto
UpdateUserRequestDto
email (optional)
password (optional)
first_name
surname
address
email
password
months (optional)
cancel (optional)
product_id (optional)
start (optional)
stop (optional)
discount (optional)
amount (optional)
enabled (optional)
encoded_picture (optional)
content_type (optional)
first_name (optional)
surname (optional)
address (optional)
email (optional)
password (optional)
enabled (optional)


procedure DrawEdge(Bitmap: TCustomBitmap32; Color: TColor32; Transformation: TTransformation = nil);
Frames the edge of the polygon with specified color and uses the Transformation while drawing.
The quality of the line is determined by Antialiased property.
When Closed property is True, each polygon is automatically closed.


1, 25-Dihydroxy vitamin D3 and 12-O-tetradecanoyl phorbol-13-acetate synergistically induce monocytic cell differentiation: FOS and RB expression.
Abstract
1, 25-dihydroxy vitamin D3 and 12-O-tetradecanoyl phorbol-13-acetate (TPA) interact synergistically to induce monocytic differentiation of U937 histiocytic lymphoma cells. Addition of TPA causes an otherwise ineffective dose of 1, 25-dihydroxy vitamin D3 to induce differentiation. The induced differentiation depends on the simultaneous (vs. sequential) presence of both agents. The kinetics of induced differentiation are consistent with a G1 specific cellular response to initiate the metabolic cascade culminating in cell differentiation. The induced differentiation occurs with down-regulation of c-fos protein and an accompanying up-regulation of RB protein expression, consistent with a possible need for up-regulated RB expression to maintain a given differentiated phenotype and suppress transcriptional activators that might typically be associated with proliferation.