The constructor.
the access token.
The id of the page.
The API access token.
The API version to use on requests.
The id of the page. This is used on page related requests so it should be the page for which the access token has permissions.
Gets the access token.
the access token.
Gets the page id.
the page id.
Builds a new DeleteCommentRequest.
the comment id.
a new DeleteCommentRequest.
Builds a new GetCommentRequest.
the comment id.
the comment fields to retrieve from the API. If no field is specified, all are retrieved.
a new GetCommentRequest.
Builds a new GetContainerRequest.
the container id.
the fields to retrieve from the API.
a new GetCommentRequest.
Builds a new GetContentPublishingLimitRequest.
the fields to retrieve.
Builds a new GetHashtagIdRequest.
the hashtag.
(optional) the id of the user making the request. If omitted, the page id is used.
a new GetHashtagIdRequest.
Builds a new GetHashtagRecentMediaRequest.
the hashtag id.
(optional) the id of the user making the request. If omitted, the page id is used.
the media fields to retrieve from the API. If no field is specified, all are retrieved.
a new GetHashtagRecentMediaRequest.
Builds a new GetHashtagTopMediaRequest.
the hashtag id.
(optional) the id of the user making the request. If omitted, the page id is used.
the media fields to retrieve from the API. If no field is specified, all are retrieved.
a new GetHashtagTopMediaRequest.
Builds a new GetMediaChildrenRequest.
the media object id.
a new GetMediaChildrenRequest.
Builds a new GetMediaCommentsRequest.
the media object id.
the fields to retrieve from the API. If no field is specified, all are retrieved.
a new GetMediaCommentsRequest.
Builds a new GetMediaInfoRequest.
the media object id.
the fields to retrieve from the API. If no field is specified, all are retrieved.
a new GetMediaInfoRequest.
Builds a new GetPageDayInsightsRequest.
the metrics to retrieve from the API. If no metric is specified, all are retrieved.
a new GetPageDayInsightsRequest.
Builds a new GetPageInfoRequest.
the fields to retrieve from the API. If no field is specified, all are retrieved.
a new GetPageInfoRequest.
Builds a new GetPageLifetimeInsightsRequest.
the metrics to retrieve from the API. If no metric is specified, all are retrieved.
Builds a new GetPageMediaRequest.
the fields to retrieve from the API for each media object. If no field is specified, all are retrieved.
a new GetPageMediaRequest.
Builds a new GetPageMonthInsightsRequest.
the metrics to retrieve from the API. If no metric is specified, all are retrieved.
a new GetPageMonthInsightsRequest.
Builds a new GetPageRecentlySearchedHashtagsRequest.
Builds a new GetPageStoriesRequest.
a new GetPageStoriesRequest.
Builds a new GetPageWeekInsightsRequest.
the metrics to retrieve from the API. If no metric is specified, all are retrieved.
a new GetPageWeekInsightsRequest.
Builds a new GetRepliesRequest.
the comment id.
the comment fields to retrieve from the API. If no field is specified, all are retrieved.
a new GetRepliesRequest.
Builds a new {@link GetPostMediaInsightsRequest}.
the media object id (must be of type 'Photo' or 'Video').
the metrics to retrieve from the API. If no metric is specified, all are retrieved.
a new {@link GetPostMediaInsightsRequest}.
Builds a new {@link GetPostMediaInsightsRequest}.
the media object id (must be of type 'Story').
the metrics to retrieve from the API. If no metric is specified, all are retrieved.
a new {@link GetPostMediaInsightsRequest}.
Builds a new GetTagsRequest.
the fields to retrieve from the API for each media object. If no field is specified, all are retrieved.
a new GetTagsRequest.
Builds a new PostHideCommentRequest.
the comment id.
whether to hide or show the comment (default: true).
a new PostHideCommentRequest.
Builds a new PostMediaCommentRequest.
the media object id.
the text of the comment,
a new PostMediaCommentRequest.
Build a new PostPagePhotoMediaRequest.
the image URL.
the caption.
the location id.
the user_tags.
a new PostPagePhotoMediaRequest.
Build a new PostPageVideoMediaRequest.
the image URL.
the caption.
the thumbnail offset time in milliseconds.
the location id.
a new PostPageVideoMediaRequest.
Builds a new PostPublishMediaRequest.
the container id.
a new PostPublishMediaRequest.
Builds a new PostReplyRequest.
the comment id.
the text of the reply.
a new PostReplyRequest.
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Convert data in other numeric data types into bytes. This is necessary if the data is to be volume rendered.
| in | Mesh+Node_Data | input field for conversion |
None.
| out | Mesh+Node_Data | field with node data converted to bytes |
Convert2Byte converts the node data of a field from short ints, ints, floats and doubles into bytes scaled to fit into the 0-255 range of byte data.
new_value= old_value * (255/ (maximum - minimum))
Note: Where the input data has context (eg velocities in m/s) this information is lost. Accuracy will also be lost due to the limited range of the byte. Therefore the output of this module should not really be used as the basis for any accurate calculation.
input_name
input field for the Convert2Byte macro. The lower-level module Convert2ByteNodeData is used to convert to bytes the Node_Data of this input field then recombine it with the Mesh (if present).
None.
out
The output field for the Convert2Byte macro. This contains the converted Node_Data combined with the original Mesh (if present).
Parameter Group, Module, Functional Macro and UI Macro.
Convert2ByteEg. Convert2Byte used to convert the floating point values from bluntfin.fld into byte data so that the data can be rendered by the volume renderer.
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DIGIteratedQueryTranslator
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DIGQueryAllConceptsTranslator
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DIGQueryAllIndividualsTranslator
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DIGQueryAllRolesTranslator
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DIGQueryClassHierarchyTranslator
Translator that generates DIG queries in response to find queries that search the entire class hierarchy: * rdf:subClassOf * or similar. |
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DIGQueryDifferentFromTranslator
Translator for queries as to whether two ground individuals are different-from each other. |
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DIGQueryDisjointTranslator
Translator for queries about the disjoint-ness of two ground concepts |
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DIGQueryEquivalentsTranslator
Translator to map owl:equivalentClass to the DIG <equivalents> query. |
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DIGQueryInstancesTranslator
Translator that generates DIG instances queries in response to a find queries: * rdf:type :C or similar. |
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DIGQueryInstanceTranslator
Translator that generates DIG 'instance' queries in response to a find query: :x rdf:type :A or similar. |
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DIGQueryIsConceptTranslator
Translator that generates a DIG query to test whether a ground name is a class atom x rdf:type owl:Class or similar. |
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DIGQueryIsEquivalentTranslator
Translator to map variants of owl:equivalentClass to the DIG <equivalents> query, where the query is testing if two concepts are indeed equivalent (rather than listing the atoms that are, in fact, equivalent to a given concept, which is what DIGQueryEquivalentsTranslator does). |
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DIGQueryIsIndividualTranslator
Translator that generates a DIG query to test whether a ground name is an individual atom x rdf:type owl:Thing, or x rdf:type y /\ isConcept( y ) or similar. |
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DIGQueryIsRoleTranslator
Translator that generates a DIG query to test whether a ground name is an role atom x rdf:type owl:ObjectProperty or similar. |
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DIGQueryParentsTranslator
Translator that generates DIG parents/childre queries in response to a find queries: :X direct-subClassOf * * direct-subClassOf :X or similar. |
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DIGQueryRelatedIndividualsTranslator
Translator that generates DIG relatedIndividuals queries in response to a find queries: * :r * or similar. |
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DIGQueryRoleAncestorsTranslator
Translator that generates DIG role ancestors/desendants queries in response to a find queries: :X rdf:subPropertyOf * * rdf:subPropertyOf :X or similar. |
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DIGQueryRoleFillersTranslator
Translator that generates DIG roleFillers queries in response to a find queries: :a :r * or similar. |
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DIGQueryRoleFillerTranslator
Translator that generates a DIG roleFillers query in response to a find queries: :a :r :b where both a and b are known. |
class |
DIGQueryRoleHierarchyTranslator
Translator that generates DIG queries in response to find queries that search the entire class hierarchy: * rdf:subClassOf * or similar. |
class |
DIGQueryRoleParentsTranslator
Translator that generates DIG parents/childre queries in response to a find queries: :X direct-subClassOf * * direct-subClassOf :X or similar. |
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DIGQuerySubsumesTranslator
Translator that generates DIG allconcepts queries in response to a find query: :x rdf:subClassOf :y or similar. |
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DIGQueryTypesTranslator
Translator that generates DIG 'types' queries in response to a find queries: :i rdf:type * or similar. |
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http://www.traviscad.org/pdf/agmanual.pdf
City of Richland Hills, Texas : Animal Services : Animal Codes
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Texas NRCS. Calculating Carrying Capacity on Rangeland with Animal Days per . Acre (ADA). Animal days per acre (ADA) is a subjective measure of how long .
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These documents provide figures for the proportion of young people receiving an offer of education or training in each local authority area from 2010 to 2016.
The September Guarantee helps local authorities fulfil their duty to provide education and training to young people and find them a suitable place. It also helps them to work with their partners - particularly schools and colleges - and to agree how the process will work in their area.
The offer should be appropriate to the young person’s needs and can include:
Published: 21 March 2014
Updated: 31 January 2017
From: Department for Education


| Extracting archives |
Extracting the contents of the archive can be done through any of the following ways:
Drag 'n Drop
- Choosing Actions –> Extract extracts the entire archive to the default extract folder. If no default extract folder is specified, Beezer prompts you to choose a destination folder. You can specify a default extraction folder in Preferences. The sub-menu displays various probable extract destinations, clicking them starts extraction immediately without any further prompts
- Choosing Actions –> Extract To always prompts for a destination folder whether a default extract folder is specified or not. Sub-menu displays various probable extract destinations, clicking them starts extraction immediately without any further prompts
- Choosing Actions –> Extract Selected does the same as Extract To, but for selected entries
- Choosing toolbar: Extract. This always extracts the entire archive and not selected entries. Clicking on it extracts the entire archive to the default extract location or prompts you for a destination folder. The context portion provides some probable extract locations
You can extract entries through drag and dropping them on to a Tracker window.
Drag 'n drop extraction always extracts selected entries. If you want to extract the entire archive through drag 'n drop, just choose Edit –> Select All and then drag 'n drop the selection.
While dragging entries to be extracted, the number of files and folders that will be extracted will be shown. But since extraction is a hierarchial action, parent folders that aren't selected while dragging aren't counted and displayed although they will be extracted.
Please also see Viewing files for information on how you can view files in an archive.
Note: Currently Beezer does NOT report any errors that occur while extracting archives. This may be changed in future versions.
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GitFlow is a branching model for Git, created by Vincent Driessen. It has attracted a lot of attention because it is very well suited to collaboration and scaling the development team
Key benefits:
How it works
Contains all the project files and stores each file's revision history. Example is by creating new respository on the top right corner of the github screen.
We can initialize an repo using git init
A copy of a respiratory that lives on your computer instead of on website's server somewhere, or act of making that copy.
You clone a repo with git clone <url>.
A fork is a copy of a repository that maintains a link with the origin repository so changes can be sent back to the original repository, even if it is on a different account. This allows people to work on their own repositories and selectively submit changes back to the original.
make changes to someone else's project
Branches allow you to develop features, fix bugs, or safely experiment with new ideas in a contained area of your repository. The git branch command lets you create, list, rename, and delete branches. It doesn’t let you switch between branches or put a forked history back together again.
By default, GitHub names the default branch main in any new repository.
git commit creates a commit, which is like a snapshot of your repository. These commits are snapshots of your entire repository at specific times. You should make new commits often, based around logical units of change.
Merge a pull request into the upstream branch when work is completed. Anyone with push access to the repository can complete the merge.
In Git terms, a "checkout" is the act of switching between different versions of a target entity. The git checkout command operates upon three distinct entities: files, commits, and branches. In addition to the definition of "checkout" the phrase "checking out" is commonly used to imply the act of executing the git checkout command.
git push updates the remote branch with local commits. It is one of the four commands in Git that prompts interaction with the remote repository. You can also think of git push as update or publish.
The git push command is used to transfer or push the commit, which is made on a local branch in your computer to a remote repository like GitHub. The command used for pushing to GitHub is given below. git push 'remote_name' 'branch_name'
It creates a new connection to a remote repository.
Status checks are based on external processes, such as continuous integration builds, which run for each push you make to a repository.
The default development branch. Whenever you create a Git repository, a branch named "master" is created, and becomes the active branch. In most cases, this contains the local development, though that is purely by convention and is not required.


The histogram dialog
The histogram dialog is used to display three things which are useful for setting the some of the global hinting values that live in the PostScript Private dictionary. The dialog can display
- the distribution of horizontal stem widths
which is helpful in setting [StdHW] and [StemSnapH] - the distribution of vertical stem widths
which is helpful in setting [StdVW] and [StemSnapV] - and the distribution of the minimal and maximal vertical positions of each glyph
which is helpful in setting [BlueValues] and [OtherBlues]
Moving the mouse around the histogram at the top of the dialog will cause little popups to appear showing how many stems there are with a given width, how that compares to the maximum count, and what glyphs have that width.
For both HStem and VStem, if you click on a histogram bar then that width will become the new value for Std[H/V]W, and will be the sole value for StemSnap[H/V]. Shift-clicking on a bar will add that width to StemSnap[H/V].
For BlueValues, entries must be made in pairs, and FontForge can't tell until the second value is selected where the pair should be placed. So for BlueValues you must click on two histogram bars (click on the leftmost one first). Then if the second value is negative both will be added to OtherBlues, otherwise both will be added to BlueValues.
The BarWidth textfield allows you to change the width of the histogram bars. The default value is 6 pixels wide.
The SumAround textfield is an attempt to give you a feel for the distribution if it has been smeared out. If SumAround is 0 then the count displayed for a given width is the number of stems with that width, if SumAround is 1 the count also includes the number of stems that are one unit wider or less wide than the given value, and higher values of SumAround give wider smearing. Just because a given width is at a local maxima does not mean that it is the appropriate value to be entered in the StemSnap array, you may find that if you smear things out a bit that a near-by value would be a slightly better choice.
Pressing [OK] will set the indicated values in the font's private dictionary.
When invoked from the font info dialog these dialogs will display information on all glyphs. When invoked from the Hint->Histograms menu of the font view then only information on selected glyphs will be shown (if no glyphs are selected, then again information will come from all glyphs). Characters containing references will not be counted.
FontForge can automatically generate these values for you (this dialog gives you the information you need to make your own choices which may be better than what FontForge will do on its own -- it uses essentially these data itself). This will happen when you generate a postscript font and the font has no BlueValues or StemSnap information associated with it, or when you use the Element->Font Info->Private dialog.


More than 2 million pounds of chicken recalled due to possible metal contamination
by Jordan FreimanMore than two million pounds of chicken products have been recalled by Simmons Prepared Foods, Inc. over fears they "may be contaminated with extraneous materials, specifically metal," the the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service announced Wednesday.
According to the FSIS, the contaminated items were produced between October 21, 2019 and November 4, 2019. The contaminated products include a slew of Simmons Foods, Inc.'s ready-to-cook items, including whole chicken, wings, and breast meat. The tainted meat was shipped to "institutions in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Georgia, Minnesota, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania."
"Food safety is a very serious matter at Simmons. That is why Simmons has issued a precautionary and voluntary recall," Simmons said in a statement. "We are working closely with regulatory authorities and affected customers to expedite this product recall."
Thus far, there have been no confirmed reports of any health issues related to consumption of affected Simmons products.


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Danny DeVito Gives His Blessing To Colin Farrell Playing The Penguin In ‘The Batman’
by Rachel WestRobert Pattinson’s Batman may have found a new villain in Colin Farrell — and the actor who previously played the role is giving his blessing.
According to Deadline, the Irish actor is reportedly in talks to play the sewer-dwelling villain The Penguin in the Matt Reeves-directed film “The Batman”.
The comic book role was previously played by Danny DeVito in Tim Burton’s 1992 movie “Batman Returns”, with “Rocky” star Burgess Meredith playing the villain in the campy 1960s “Batman” TV series.
If Warner Bros. can close the deal, Farrell, 43, will round out a trio of villains that already include Paul Dano as The Riddler and Zoe Kravitz as Catwoman. Jonah Hill was previously considered for an undisclosed villain role, with reports speculating he was being looked at for the role of The Penguin, but negotiations broke down with the actor in early fall.
Speaking with ScreeRant, O.G. Penguin Danny DeVito shared his thoughts on Farrell portraying the iconic baddie.
“Colin’s a great actor,” who recently worked with Farrell in Disney’s live-action remake of “Dumbo”. “He’s a good friend of mine. I’ve known him for many years and I think he’s going to do a great job as The Penguin. It’s going to be really interesting to see his take on it.”
“The Batman” wouldn’t be Farrell’s first foray into the superhero genre or super-villain territory. He previously played the over-the-top bad guy Bullseye opposite Ben Affleck in the critically maligned 2003 movie “Daredevil”.
Farrell will next be seen in Guy Ritchie’s British crime drama “The Gentlemen”, due out in January.
ET Canada has reached out to Farrell’s rep for comment.


I think some nodes might need to update... network is slowing down... u all need this mempool fix
grewalsatinder08-Jan-19 08:20 PM
M earning 0 kmd since last few months, but sure can put 500 KMD for scaletest for team encouragement to same bounty pool of @SHossain
3
Plz make a Google doc to keep record
blackjok3r08-Jan-19 08:20 PM
it will be logged in oracles
grewalsatinder08-Jan-19 08:20 PM
Cool
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Jan-19 08:21 PM
has miners that haven't updated in 4 days and they are churning out blocks just fine
blackjok3r08-Jan-19 08:22 PM
yeah... the mempool cant propagate the txns
seems to be somwhat fixed now
at least nodes with full mempool can mine without locking now
blackjok3r08-Jan-19 09:49 PM
there was a rate limiter on the mempool...
Alright08-Jan-19 11:48 PM
@SHossain@blackjok3r@grewalsatinder when you have some time please send me a pubkey and we'll make a multisig for these funds
grewalsatinder08-Jan-19 11:49 PM
cool! will do
SHossain08-Jan-19 11:49 PM
leave me out of that pleasee
Alright08-Jan-19 11:49 PM
have a good bit I'll throw in myself, we just need to determine how we'll allocate it before we announce any definitive prize amounts
SHossain08-Jan-19 11:49 PM
you guys carry on
Alright08-Jan-19 11:50 PM
Do you guys think it's worth putting a marketing bounty up for this?
I'm afraid that I'll put up a good chunk of KMD then only people who would have participated anyway will participate
blackjok3r08-Jan-19 11:51 PM
I'm 1/4 filling blocks here with 2 nodes with a broken mempool on most of the network .
Alright08-Jan-19 11:51 PM
so for example, I'd say there's maybe 5-10 people that would participate regardless of bounty amounts
if we aren't able to gather more than these 5-10 people, I don't see it worthwhile to make the bounties that much
that make sense?
@LabsAssistant trying to determine the amount of interest in this stress test. Can you signal if you're interested in participating? This will likely happen on a weekend and be 24 hours total. Should be able to win a good amount of KMD for a day's worth of work
most momom imports wins
SHossain08-Jan-19 11:56 PM
make it 3 prizes. 1st, 2nd and 3rd
1
Alright08-Jan-19 11:57 PM
joker and I talked about this
SHossain08-Jan-19 11:57 PM
i'll participate too
Alright08-Jan-19 11:57 PM
probably going to be one large prize for 1st, a relatively large prize for 2nd then a few "3rd" place prizes
maybe we just count total amount of imports and pay everyone relative to that?
CrisF09-Jan-19 12:30 AM
We should be able to get more people involve. If it's easy for new people to participate they'll come. There are many out there who would like to try this new tech.
What are the limiting factors? basic cli, windows, node?
@Alright
Alright09-Jan-19 12:32 AM
basic cli experience is all that is needed
it could work on windows, but i doubt we'll support it
I can setup a windows machine to test with if someone shows interest in using windows for the test
CrisF09-Jan-19 12:34 AM
I'm pretty sure we can get new people to come. Imagine some will be on windows.
Mylo09-Jan-19 12:34 AM
windows with docker maybe
CrisF09-Jan-19 12:35 AM
If it's just a matter of cli then it's really just a matter of a good guide.
Mylo09-Jan-19 12:35 AM
i'll participate, but i'd be interested to see if we can get docker->windows working for it
can make guide
maybe
CrisF09-Jan-19 12:35 AM
And people around to support them here in Discord.
That would be very useful, @Mylo !
Alright09-Jan-19 12:36 AM
I can make the scripts work with a node running on windows very easily. The problem is that you can't build the daemon on windows and I'm not a fan of releasing packaged binaries
CrisF09-Jan-19 12:36 AM
For not only this test, but for anyone who wants to use Labs in the future.
Btw, @Alright, who is this test being done for? KMDLabs, to test the system?
Alright09-Jan-19 12:39 AM
Well momom is pretty well tested at this point. We're hoping to find any remaining bugs we may have with this test.
basically just verifying that no one can inadvertently burn coins(edited)
CrisF09-Jan-19 12:40 AM
It is/will be a good PoC for the entire KMDLabs process.
This should also be a great marketing opportunity for KMD also.
Not only hands-on exposure to Komodo tech.
That's one of the reasons for using the logging/stats oracle, even when some of the things could be done a different way.
Among other things a great example of how an eco system project can be built and function.
NutellaLicka09-Jan-19 12:46 AM
I'd be interested in participating if there was a bounty :) I have a vm I could dedicate to it. I may need some basic momom explanation, then trial and error would be my friend
CrisF09-Jan-19 12:50 AM
Great It's very easy. You don't need to know about MoMoM to participate.


socklog can be run as an ucspi application to listen to an unix domain stream socket and for more flexible distributed logging.
If the environment variables $UID and/or $GID are present, socklog drops permissions to those ids after creating and binding the socket (not in ucspi mode).
socklog converts syslog facility and priority information to names (facility.priority:) as found in /usr/include/syslog.h at compile time if present.
On solaris socklog also accepts sun_stream as first argument. Please see the web page for details.
Starting socklog with the 1st argument unix, socklog will listen to the unix domain socket path. If path is omitted, the default /dev/log is used.
The 1st argument may be omitted, default is unix.
Starting socklog with the 1st argument inet, socklog will listen to the inet udp socket ip:port.
If ip starts with 0, socklog will bind to all local interfaces.
If port is less or equal 1024, socklog must be run by root.
port may be omitted, default is 514. ip may be omitted, default is 0.
socklog prepends a.b.c.d: to each syslog message it receives, where a.b.c.d is the ip address of the connecting system.
Starting socklog with the 1st argument ucspi, socklog will run as an ucspi application. Normally socklog will only be started in ucspi mode by an ucspi server tool, such as tcpsvd(8), tcpserver(1) or unixserver.
For each arg, socklog will prepend $arg: to each syslog message, if the environment variable $arg is present (maximum is 8).
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| Material | DefaultModelMaterial [get] |
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| The controller model prefab to be rendered. More... | |
| SystemType | ControllerVisualizationType [get] |
| The concrete Controller Visualizer component to use on the rendered controller model More... | |
Used to define a controller's visualization settings.
| Microsoft.MixedReality.Toolkit.Input.MixedRealityControllerVisualizationSetting.MixedRealityControllerVisualizationSetting | ( | string | description, |
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The concrete Controller Visualizer component to use on the rendered controller model
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The default controller model material when loading platform SDK controller models.
This value is used as a fallback if no controller definition exists with a custom material type.
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Description of the Device.
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The designated hand that the device is managing.
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The controller model prefab to be rendered.
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Check to obtain controller models from the platform SDK.
If left unchecked, the global models will be used.


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Inserts the specified element into this queue.
◆ poll()
Retrieves, but does not remove, the head of this queue, or returns NULL if this queue is empty.
Implemented in Java::Util::Deque< E >.
◆ remove()
Retrieves and removes the head of this queue, or returns NULL if this queue is empty.
Implemented in Java::Util::Deque< E >.
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Lebron James is the most rounded player of these three. He is the highest scorer of the three while still playing. He has plenty of gas left in the tank and has his sights set on being the GOAT when its all said and done.
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Kobe Bryant was arguably the purest scorer of all time. He did get his moves from Michael Jordan but added his own touch. He was infamous for his killer mentality, the Momba Mentality, and his other worldly work ethic. While not usually put in this conversation he most definatly belongs in it.
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Provides stream classes for compressing and decompressing streams using the Pack200 algorithm used to compress Java archives.
The streams of this package only work on JAR archives, i.e. a {@link edu.internet2.middleware.grouperInstallerExt.org.apache.commons.compress.compressors.pack200.Pack200CompressorOutputStream Pack200CompressorOutputStream} expects to be wrapped around a stream that a valid JAR archive will be written to and a {@link edu.internet2.middleware.grouperInstallerExt.org.apache.commons.compress.compressors.pack200.Pack200CompressorInputStream Pack200CompressorInputStream} provides a stream to read from a JAR archive.
JAR archives compressed with Pack200 will in general be different from the original archive when decompressed again. For details see the API documentation of Pack200.
The streams of this package work on non-deflated streams,
i.e. archives like those created with the --no-gzip
option of the JDK's pack200
command line tool. If
you want to work on deflated streams you must use an additional
stream layer - for example by using Apache Commons Compress'
gzip package.
The Pack200 API provided by the Java class library doesn't lend
itself to real stream
processing. Pack200CompressorInputStream
will
uncompress its input immediately and then provide
an InputStream
to a cached result.
Likewise Pack200CompressorOutputStream
will not
write anything to the given OutputStream
until finish
or close
is called - at
which point the cached output written so far gets
compressed.
Two different caching modes are available - "in memory", which is the default, and "temporary file". By default data is cached in memory but you should switch to the temporary file option if your archives are really big.
Given there always is an intermediate result
the getBytesRead
and getCount
methods
of Pack200CompressorInputStream
are meaningless
(read from the real stream or from the intermediate result?)
and always return 0.
During development of the initial version several attempts have
been made to use a real streaming API based for example
on Piped(In|Out)putStream
or explicit stream
pumping like Commons Exec's InputStreamPumper
but
they have all failed because they rely on the output end to be
consumed completely or else the (un)pack
will block
forever. Especially for Pack200InputStream
it is
very likely that it will be wrapped in
a ZipArchiveInputStream
which will never read the
archive completely as it is not interested in the ZIP central
directory data at the end of the JAR archive.


Teenage climate activist Eva is making her mark
by Gemma JarvisA teenager from Woodbridge protesting against climate change is making her mark across the UK in a bid to raise awareness about global destruction.
Eva Garayalde, 13, began her campaign in March this year after witnessing the uprising of activists including Greta Thunberg and Extinction Rebellion.
She felt compelled to begin her crusade of campaigning in an effort to make the world a better place.
Having delivered over 15 public speeches at FolkEast, the Ipswich Mayday Festival and at Burston Rally to name a few, Eva is becoming well versed in addressing her audiences.
Having been nominated for a Stars of Suffolk Award recently in the Young Person of the Year category, Eva is gaining notoriety in her quest for ecological success and said: "It's great to get recognition from Stars of Suffolk.
"I really want to inspire other young people to campaign for climate justice. The best thing of all is when people join the movement and we start making real change around the world."
More recently she has spoken in London alongside fellow activist Dominic Douse, 14, with the Road Transport Industrial Sector Committee for the London and Eastern Region to talk about the youth strike and how to protect and transform jobs amid the changes being made.
Chairman Richard Allday said after the conference: "We are going to request that the Regional Committee urges all 19 industrial sectors to similarly invite youth climate strikers to speak. We will send a motion to the National Road Sector Transport Committee that they invite youth strikers to speak to the National Committee and all delegates present agreed they would argue for youth climate speakers and just transition representatives to address their branch and work place meetings."
They also passed a resolution declaring a climate emergency and are seeking ways to work with the youth climate movement and other environmental groups to maximise the chances of addressing the situation.
With further strikes planned across Suffolk on November 29, including in Ipswich and Woodbridge, Mr Allday concluded: "The delegates will also send support to youth climate strikers in their areas for November 29."
Mum Charlotte Leeder: "I am proud that Eva is using her communication skills and sheer commitment to work on this campaign and inspire people.
"I will support her all the way and do whatever I can. It takes a lot of courage to speak to hundreds of people about fear and the big changes we all face.
"I wish she was not facing this along with her generation so it is not really a time for celebration. I want people to listen to the science and respond positively as adults with everything they can."


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The Dehiwala National Zoo, which has a remarkable collection of exotic and indigenous fauna, is one of the oldest Zoos in Asia. The Zoo in Sri Lanka is widely known as Colombo Zoo all over the world.
Annually, over one and half million local and foreign tourists visit the Zoo. And over 2000 students and groups of students from schools and universities visit the Zoo for educational purposes.
The Zoo is trying to keep the pace with the changing world. It has been involved in some major redevelopment programmes with the aim of enhancing the overall image of the Zoo while providing maximum facilities for animals and the visitors.
The Dehiwala Zoo is widely regarded as the main tourist attraction in Sri Lanka for flora and fauna.
It's definitely a must to visit at least once!
Various animals are showcased inside exhibits and artificial enclosures, tailored to suit their respective needs and provide a comfortable, safe space for these creatures to thrive in.
Whilst the main focus of the zoo is to showcase the local wildlife to foreigners and locals alike, the diversity of fauna knows no bounds with numerous animals varying from macaws to flamingos to even a butterfly garden.


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Greg Hurrell
Ok, I've started work on this now.
Currently have a background worker daemon that wakes up every 15 seconds to see if there's any work to do; in this way we just bootstrap Rails once rather than every time we run.
The first job of this worker daemon is going to be to check for handling incoming email, but I plan to use the same daemon to handle all background processing tasks (don't want multiple daemons due to the memory footprint).
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Greg Hurrell
As one example of this can be done, see how Redmine does it.
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Greg Hurrell
See also feature request #439, specifically this comment:
The system would need to be extremely customer-friendly, so that means that something as simple as sending an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>should auto-open a ticket for them. The customer should be able to receive support via email, or via the web, and either way the entire history of the incident should be visible via the web interface.
Spam means that no auto-generated email could be sent until I had confirmed that the original message sent to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>was not spam. In a way, accepting queries via email is better than doing it via the web, because it requires someone to actually send a message (unlike a web form where someone could enter any address even if they don't control it).
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Greg Hurrell
I've been watching the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>account for a few days now to see how much spam it's getting. About 100 messages so far; perhaps 20 or 30 per day.
So before we go live with this, I think I need some nicer method for mass-deleting spam tickets. This is likely to produce a lot of them...
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Digest allows you to compute message digests (sometimes interchangeably called "hashes") of arbitrary data that are cryptographically secure, i.e. a Digest implements a secure one-way function.
One-way functions offer some useful properties. E.g. given two distinct inputs the probability that both yield the same output is highly unlikely. Combined with the fact that every message digest algorithm has a fixed-length output of just a few bytes, digests are often used to create unique identifiers for arbitrary data. A common example is the creation of a unique id for binary documents that are stored in a database.
Another useful characteristic of one-way functions (and thus the name) is that given a digest there is no indication about the original data that produced it, i.e. the only way to identify the original input is to “brute-force” through every possible combination of inputs.
These characteristics make one-way functions also ideal companions for public key signature algorithms: instead of signing an entire document, first a hash of the document is produced with a considerably faster message digest algorithm and only the few bytes of its output need to be signed using the slower public key algorithm. To validate the integrity of a signed document, it suffices to re-compute the hash and verify that it is equal to that in the signature.
Among the supported message digest algorithms are:
SHA1, SHA224, SHA256, SHA384 and SHA512
MD5
RIPEMD160
For each of these algorithms, there is a sub-class of Digest that can be instantiated as simply as
digest = Krypt::Digest::SHA1.new
Each supported digest algorithm has an Object Identifier (OID) associated with it. A Digest can either be created by passing the string representation of the corresponding object identifier or by a string representation of the algorithm name.
For example, the OBJECT IDENTIFIER for SHA-1 is <IP_ADDRESS>.2.26, so it can be instantiated like this:
d = Krypt::Digest.new("<IP_ADDRESS>.2.26") d = Krypt::Digest.new("SHA1") d = Krypt::Digest.new("sha1")
Algorithm names may either be all upper- or all lowercase, hyphens are generally stripped: for instance SHA-1 becomes “SHA1”, RIPEMD-160 becomes “RIPEMD160”.
“Breaking” a message digest algorithm means defying its one-way function characteristics, i.e. producing a collision or finding a way to get to the original data by means that are more efficient than brute-forcing etc. Older digest algorithms can be considered broken in this sense, even the very popular MD5 and SHA1 algorithms. Should security be your highest concern, then you should probably rely on SHA224, SHA256, SHA384 or SHA512.
data = File.read('document') sha256 = Krypt::Digest::SHA256.new digest = sha256.digest(data)
data1 = File.read('file1') data2 = File.read('file2') data3 = File.read('file3') sha256 = Krypt::Digest::SHA256.new sha256 << data1 sha256 << data2 sha256 << data3 digest = sha256.digest
data1 = File.read('file1') sha256 = Krypt::Digest::SHA256.new digest1 = sha256.digest(data1) data2 = File.read('file2') sha256.reset digest2 = sha256.digest(data2)
# File digest.rb, line 98 def self.new(name_or_oid, provider=nil) receiver = provider ? provider : Krypt::Provider f = ->(_) { new_service(Krypt::Digest, name_or_oid) } receiver.instance_eval(&f) end


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Xerox holds firm on HP offer, sets Monday deadline
NEW YORK, Nov 21 — Xerox said today it was holding firm on its US$33 billion takeover offer for computer and printer maker HP, and warned it would take the matter to shareholders directly without a deal by Monday.
The announcement from the copy machine pioneer came days after HP rejected the bid, claiming it “significantly undervalues” the Silicon Valley firm.
Xerox, in a letter to the HP board, said it was “very surprised” by the rejection of the cash-and-stock offer which sets a value of US$22 per share for the computing firm.
“Frankly, we are confused by this reasoning in that your own financial advisor, Goldman Sachs & Co., set a US$14 price target with a ‘sell’ rating for HP’s stock after you announced your restructuring plan on October 3, 2019,” the Xerox letter said,
The offer represents a 29 per cent premium to HP’s recent average trading price, Xerox chairman anc chief executive John Visentin said in the letter.
“Moreover, our offer is neither ‘highly conditional” nor “uncertain as you state,” Visentin wrote.
“There will be NO financing condition to the completion of our acquisition of HP.”
Xerox said it wants “to expeditiously pursue our proposed acquisition” and set a deadline of 2200 GMT Monday for “a friendly combination” agreement.
Absent a deal, Xerox said it would “take its compelling case to create superior value for our respective shareholders directly to your shareholders.”
A tie-up would unite two firms with storied histories: Xerox was founded in 1906 as a maker of photographic paper, named Haloid, and became a household name with its copy machine, first launched in 1958.
HP traces its history back to the firm founded in 1939 by Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard, which began making audio equipment but ended up as one of the early leaders of the Silicon Valley tech industry.
Hewlett-Packard split in 2016, leaving the HP consumer division making printers and PCs, spinning off HP Enterprise for cloud computing and servers.
Xerox developed some of the early technology for the computing industry through its Palo Alto Research Center, but never became a major player in the sector. — AFP


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Cache requires to be lazy-loaded when needed.
Install with npm:
$ npm install --save lazy-cache
It's suprising how many libraries are in the average dependency tree that don't belong there for one reason or another. Either because they were accidentally listed as dependencies
instead of devDepedencies
, or they are required in a file as variables, but the variable is never actually used (poor linting), and so on. Or because the maintainer made the decision to add the deps, even though they will never (or can't ever) be used by 99.9% of users.
Worse, many libraries like chalk and shelljs actually execute code when require()
is called!? (shelljs was modifying the String.prototype
, and chalk loops over some objects to dynamically create methods). In other words, they do something like this:
// in the main export of a library, if you do this it will
// automatically modify the String.prototype _globally_,
// the moment node.js loads the dependency tree
String.prototype.foo = function() {};
// same if you do something like this
// (dont' do this, ever. wrap this kind of code in a function
// and allow implementors to decide when to call it)
while (foo) {
// do stuff
}
In any case, just having these libraries in your dependency tree somewhere means that their code will excecute the moment you run your application even if the libraries are never called by your application or any other code anywhere in the tree.
solution
lazy-cache doesn't use any "magic", it uses native, plain-vanilla, tried and true javascript getters to call node's require()
system.
Faster, safer code
There main advantage to this, the main is that require
s are loaded on demand, so only code that is actually used will ever be loaded. As a result, applications will load faster (sometimes much faster - we've seen load times drop from ~1 second to less than 50 milliseconds).
Moreover, in some cases this also avoids inadvertently loading libraries that execute code or modifies globals, etc.
webpack users
If you use webpack and are experiencing issues with lazy-cache, this is a known bug caused by webpack, not lazy-cache. There is a solution though, you can use unlazy-loader, a webpack loader that fixes the webpack bug.
var utils = require('lazy-cache')(require);
Use as a property on lazy
The module is also added as a property to the lazy
function so it can be called without having to call a function first.
var utils = require('lazy-cache')(require);
// `npm install glob`
utils('glob');
// glob sync
console.log(utils.glob.sync('*.js'));
// glob async
utils.glob('*.js', function (err, files) {
console.log(files);
});
Use as a function
var utils = require('lazy-cache')(require);
var glob = utils('glob');
// `glob` is a now a function that may be called when needed
glob().sync('foo/*.js');
An alias may be passed as the second argument if you don't want to use the automatically camel-cased variable name.
Example
var utils = require('lazy-cache')(require);
// alias `ansi-yellow` as `yellow`
utils('ansi-yellow', 'yellow');
console.log(utils.yellow('foo'));
Dot notation may also be used in the alias to create an object hierarchy.
Example
var utils = require('lazy-cache')(require);
utils('ansi-cyan', 'color.cyan');
utils('ansi-yellow', 'color.yellow');
utils('ansi-magenta', 'color.magenta');
console.log(utils.color.cyan('foo'));
console.log(utils.color.yellow('bar'));
console.log(utils.color.magenta('baz'));
Example
var utils = require('lazy-cache')(require);
// temporarily re-assign `require` to trick browserify
var fn = require;
require = utils;
// list module dependencies (here, `require` is actually `lazy-cache`)
require('glob');
require = fn; // restore the native `require` function
/**
* Now you can use glob with the `utils.glob` variable
*/
// sync
console.log(utils.glob.sync('*.js'));
// async
utils.glob('*.js', function (err, files) {
console.log(files.join('\n'));
});
To force lazy-cache to immediately invoke all dependencies, do:
process.env.UNLAZY = true;
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| install_formats {rio} | R Documentation |
This function installs various ‘Suggests’ dependencies for rio that expand its support to the full range of support import and export formats. These packages are not installed or loaded by default in order to create a slimmer and faster package build, install, and load.
install_formats(...)
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class Aquarium::Aspects::JoinPoint::Context
JoinPoint::Context
¶ ↑
Encapsulates current runtime context information for a join point, such as the values of method parameters, a raised exception (for :after
or after_raising
advice), etc. Context
objects are partly value objects. TODO Separate out the read-only part from the variable part. This might require an API change!
Constants
- NIL_OBJECT
Attributes
advice_kind[RW]
advised_object[RW]
block_for_method[RW]
current_advice_node[RW]
parameters[RW]
proceed_proc[RW]
raised_exception[RW]
returned_value[RW]
target_object[RW]
Public Class Methods
new(options = {})
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# File lib/aquarium/aspects/join_point.rb 32 def initialize options = {} 33 update options 34 end
Public Instance Methods
<=>(other)
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# File lib/aquarium/aspects/join_point.rb 67 def <=> other 68 return 0 if object_id == other.object_id 69 return 1 if other.nil? 70 result = self.class <=> other.class 71 return result unless result == 0 72 result = Advice.compare_advice_kinds self.advice_kind, other.advice_kind 73 return result unless result == 0 74 result = (self.advised_object.object_id.nil? and other.advised_object.object_id.nil?) ? 0 : self.advised_object.object_id <=> other.advised_object.object_id 75 return result unless result == 0 76 result = (self.parameters.nil? and other.parameters.nil?) ? 0 : self.parameters <=> other.parameters 77 return result unless result == 0 78 result = (self.returned_value.nil? and other.returned_value.nil?) ? 0 : self.returned_value <=> other.returned_value 79 return result unless result == 0 80 (self.raised_exception.nil? and other.raised_exception.nil?) ? 0 : self.raised_exception <=> other.raised_exception 81 end
eql?(other)
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# File lib/aquarium/aspects/join_point.rb 83 def eql? other 84 (self <=> other) == 0 85 end
inspect()
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# File lib/aquarium/aspects/join_point.rb 61 def inspect 62 "JoinPoint::Context: {advice_kind = #{advice_kind}, advised_object = #{advised_object}, parameters = #{parameters}, " + 63 "proceed_proc = #{proceed_proc}, current_advice_node = #{current_advice_node.inspect}, returned_value = #{returned_value}, " + 64 "raised_exception = #{raised_exception}, block_for_method = #{block_for_method}}" 65 end
Also aliased as: to_s
invoke_original_join_point(enclosing_join_point, *args, &block)
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# File lib/aquarium/aspects/join_point.rb 52 def invoke_original_join_point enclosing_join_point, *args, &block 53 raise ContextNotCorrectlyDefined.new("It looks like you tried to call \"JoinPoint#invoke_original_join_point\" (or \"JoinPoint::Context#invoke_original_join_point\") using a join point without a completely formed context object. (Specific error: The original join point cannot be invoked because no \"@current_advice_node\" attribute was set on the corresponding JoinPoint::Context object.)") if @current_advice_node.nil? 54 enclosing_join_point.context.parameters = args unless args.nil? or args.empty? 55 enclosing_join_point.context.block_for_method = block if block 56 current_advice_node.invoke_original_join_point enclosing_join_point 57 end
proceed(enclosing_join_point, *args, &block)
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# File lib/aquarium/aspects/join_point.rb 45 def proceed enclosing_join_point, *args, &block 46 raise ProceedMethodNotAvailable.new("It looks like you tried to call \"JoinPoint#proceed\" (or \"JoinPoint::Context#proceed\") from within advice that isn't \"around\" advice. Only around advice can call proceed. (Specific error: JoinPoint#proceed cannot be invoked because no \"@proceed_proc\" attribute was set on the corresponding JoinPoint::Context object.)") if @proceed_proc.nil? 47 enclosing_join_point.context.parameters = args unless args.nil? or args.empty? 48 enclosing_join_point.context.block_for_method = block if block 49 proceed_proc.call enclosing_join_point 50 end
update(options)
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# File lib/aquarium/aspects/join_point.rb 36 def update options 37 options.each do |key, value| 38 instance_variable_set "@#{key}", value 39 end 40 @advice_kind ||= Advice::UNKNOWN_ADVICE_KIND 41 @advised_object ||= NIL_OBJECT 42 @parameters ||= [] 43 end


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common cuase of admission
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mortality 6.5-8%
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3 times more prevalent in maori than non maori
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maori have higher mortality
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6x increase
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risk factors
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low ses
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poor nutrition
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low birth weight
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decrease breastfeeding
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exposure to tobacco
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lower housing quality
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reduced access to primary care
-
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Children
signs and symptoms
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fever
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tachypnoea
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increase resp effort
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irritability/fatigue
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difficulty feeding
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dyspnoea
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cough
- less common in infants
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pleuritic chest pain
-
signs less frequently found in young children
- temp, tachycardia and increase resp effort and rate may be only signs
Investigations
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not routinely recommended
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cxr
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fbc/crp
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micro
-
-
cxr may be considered where cliical diagnosis is difficult or unclear
- or there are chest signs
when to refer
-
\< 6/12
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drinking less htan 1/2 normal
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spo2 \<92%
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severe tachypnoea/apnoea
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increase resp effort
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signs fo fatigue
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temp \<35, > 40
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decrease breath sounds or dullness to percussion
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concern re home situation
management
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usually strep pneumo
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viruses, chlamydia penumonoia, mycoplasma, hib, s.aureus
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given antibiotics
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emperic
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amoxicillin 25mg/kg tds for 7/7
-
-
atypical infectiosn uncommon in cheildren \<5yo
- erythromycin if treatment fails or suspected to be atypical
-
maintain hydration
- frequent intake of small amount
-
paracetamol for chest pain
Follow-up
-
most show improvement within 24-48hrs
-
continue to improve over time
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persistent symptoms - should reviewed as cough and mild shortness of breath on exertion may persist for several weeks
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atelectasis: 6wk f/u and referrla if not resovled
Adults
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symptoms;
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cough
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fever
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tachypnoea
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tachycardia
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dyspnoea
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sputum production
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pleuritic chest pain
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focal signs on auscultiation
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rigors, ngiht sweats
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myalgia
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confusion
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gastrointestinal symptoms
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investigations
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CXR, labs, micro
- not routinely recommended
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CXR if:
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diagnosis unclear
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dullness to percussion or other signs of effusion or collapse
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when likelihood of malignancies increased
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smoker aged 55yo
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refer
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>65
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comorbidities - cardiac failure, renal or hepatic impairment
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confusion
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HR >125
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RR .>30
-
spO2 ≤92%
-
sBP \< 90, dBP\< 60
-
Temp \<35 >40
-
concern re home
-
CRB-65
Management
-
Amoxicillin 1g tds 7/7
-
for suspected atypical or if patient not improved within 24-48hrs
- erythro/roxithro or doxy added
-
doxy/amox clav appropriate choices if post viral/influenza pneumonia suspected
- provide coverage for S.Aureus
-
stay hydrated
-
use analgeisa for chest pain
-
antitussive unlikley to be beneficial
Immunisation
-
all children 4 funded doses of 10-valent pneumococcal vaccine PCV 10
- 6wk, 3,5,15mo
-
PCV13
- children at high risk of complications
-
23PPV
- after 2yrs
-
high risk:
-
immunosuppresive treatmetn or radiation
-
primary immune deficieincies
-
HIV
-
renal fialure or nephrotic syndrome
-
organ transplants
-
cochlear implants or intracranial shunts
-
chronoic csf leaks
-
corticosteroid therapy for more than 2 eeks ≥2mg/kg
-
iddm
-
cardiac disease
-
chronic pulmomnary disease
- including ashtma with high dose corticosteroid rx
-
down syndrome
-
-
high risk adults
-
functional/anatomic asplenia
-
chronic illness
-
immunocompromised or taking immunosupressive treatment
-
csf leak
-
cochlear implants or intracrnail shunts
-


193. Chinese Girls' Amusement
time limit per test: 2 sec.
memory limit per test: 65536
KB
input: standard
output: standard
You must have heard that the Chinese culture is quite different
from that of Europe or Russia. So some Chinese habits seem quite unusual or even
weird to us.
So it is known that there is one popular game of Chinese
girls.  First girl
holding a ball throws it to the K-th girl on her left (1 ≤ K ≤ N/2). That girl
catches the ball and in turn throws it to the K-th girl on her left, and so on.
So the ball is passed from one girl to another until it comes back to the first
girl. If for example N = 7 and K = 3, the girls receive the ball in the
following order: 1, 4, 7, 3, 6, 2, 5, 1.
To make the game even more
interesting the girls want to choose K as large as possible, but they want one
condition to hold: each girl must own the ball during the game.
Input
Input file contains one integer number N (3 ≤ N ≤
102000) - the number of Chinese girls taking part in the game.
Output
Output the only number - K that they should choose.
Sample test(s)
Input
Test #1
7
Test #2
6
Output
Test #1
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Test #2
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Alexander Maximov, Andrew Stankevich |
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Petrozavodsk Winter Trainings 2003 |
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2003-02-06
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Mars
The fourth planet from the sun,
is a cold, dusty place.
The dust, an iron oxide,
gives the planet its reddish cast.
Mars shares similarities with Earth: It is rocky,
has mountains and valleys,
and storm systems ranging from localized
tornado-like dust devils to planet-engulfing
dust storms. It snows on Mars.
And Mars harbors water ice.
Scientists think it was once wet and warm,
though today it’s cold and desert-like.
Diameter: 4,217 miles (6,787 km)
Orbit: 687 Earth days
Day: Just more than one Earth day
(24 hours, 37 minutes)


Chapter 2 Link function
Consider a count variable such as the one depicted in the following histogram:
Assuming a positive correlation between the count variable and a continuous variable, when we examine the relationship on a scatterplot, it becomes evident that a straight line is insufficient to capture the pattern accurately. Specifically, when the count variable is zero, the straight line would be horizontal, failing to capture the subsequent increase reflecting the positive relationship between the variables.
A more suitable approach would be to employ an exponential function to accurately describe the relationship between the variables.
This would mean defining the model
\[ \hat{y}_i=e^{(a+bx_i)} \] where \(e^x\) means the exponential of \(x\). However, we prefer to work with linear models, so we linearize the model by taking the logarithm of both size, which gives (recall that \(ln(e^x)=x\)):
\[ ln(\hat{y}_i)=a+bx_i \]
The Poisson model is a generalized linear model in which the predicted values are represented as the logarithm of the counts of the dependent variable, following a Poisson distribution. The regression coefficients in this model indicate the change in the logarithm of the expected counts, and the exponentiated form (\(exp(B)\)) of these coefficients represents the rate of change in the counts as the independent variable increases by one unit
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