Single-group Segregation Indices¶
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%load_ext watermark
%watermark -a 'eli knaap' -v -d -u -p segregation,geopandas,libpysal,pandana
Author: eli knaap
Last updated: 2021-05-11
Python implementation: CPython
Python version : 3.9.2
IPython version : 7.23.1
segregation: 2.0.0
geopandas : 0.9.0
libpysal : 4.3.0
pandana : 0.6.1
Single-group indices are calculated using the singlegroup
module
Data Prep¶
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import geopandas as gpd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from libpysal.examples import load_example
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# read in sacramento data from libpysal and reproject into an appropriate CRS
sacramento = gpd.read_file(load_example("Sacramento1").get_path("sacramentot2.shp"))
sacramento = sacramento.to_crs(sacramento.estimate_utm_crs())
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sacramento.head()
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| FIPS | MSA | TOT_POP | POP_16 | POP_65 | WHITE | BLACK | ASIAN | HISP | MULTI_RA | ... | EMP_FEM | OCC_MAN | OCC_OFF1 | OCC_INFO | HH_INC | POV_POP | POV_TOT | HSG_VAL | POLYID | geometry | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 |<PHONE_NUMBER>1 | Sacramento | 5501 | 1077 | 518 | 4961 | 29 | 82 | 336 | 31 | ... | 1187 | 117 | 663.0 | 42 | 52941 | 5461 | 470 | 225900 | 1 | POLYGON ((740409.853 4338451.728, 740199.864 4... |
| 1 |<PHONE_NUMBER>6 | Sacramento | 2072 | 396 | 109 | 1603 | 0 | 28 | 391 | 41 | ... | 522 | 38 | 229.0 | 19 | 51958 | 2052 | 160 | 249300 | 2 | POLYGON ((753400.378 4347151.080, 753395.816 4... |
| 2 |<PHONE_NUMBER>7 | Sacramento | 3633 | 911 | 126 | 1624 | 9 | 0 | 1918 | 41 | ... | 698 | 86 | 197.0 | 0 | 32992 | 3604 | 668 | 175900 | 3 | POLYGON ((758318.262 4352123.456, 758319.774 4... |
| 3 |<PHONE_NUMBER>5 | Sacramento | 1683 | 281 | 154 | 1564 | 0 | 55 | 60 | 4 | ... | 519 | 5 | 256.0 | 6 | 54556 | 1683 | 116 | 302300 | 4 | POLYGON ((750839.595 4342678.807, 750805.840 4... |
| 4 |<PHONE_NUMBER>0 | Sacramento | 5794 | 1278 | 830 | 5185 | 17 | 13 | 251 | 229 | ... | 1260 | 155 | 506.0 | 59 | 50815 | 5771 | 342 | 167300 | 5 | POLYGON ((670062.020 4311030.409, 670133.819 4... |
5 rows × 31 columns
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sacramento.plot('BLACK')
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<AxesSubplot:>
Aspatial Segregation Indices¶
To compute an aspatial segregation index, pass a dataframe, a group population variable, and total population variable to the index’s class
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from segregation.singlegroup import Dissim
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dissim = Dissim(sacramento, group_pop_var='BLACK',
total_pop_var='TOT_POP')
The statistic
attribute holds the value of the segregation index, and the data
attribute holds the data used to calculate the index
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dissim.statistic
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0.4883394024705785
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dissim.data.head()
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| BLACK | TOT_POP | geometry | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 29 | 5501 | POLYGON ((740409.853 4338451.728, 740199.864 4... |
| 1 | 0 | 2072 | POLYGON ((753400.378 4347151.080, 753395.816 4... |
| 2 | 9 | 3633 | POLYGON ((758318.262 4352123.456, 758319.774 4... |
| 3 | 0 | 1683 | POLYGON ((750839.595 4342678.807, 750805.840 4... |
| 4 | 17 | 5794 | POLYGON ((670062.020 4311030.409, 670133.819 4... |
Spatial Segregation Indices¶
For calculating spatial segregation indices, the package implements two classes of indices: spatially-explicit and spatially-implicit.
Spatially-explicit indices are those for which space was a formal consideration in the index’s original formulation, whereas spatially-implicit indices are developed using the logic of Reardon and O’Sulivan.
For the latter,(otherwise called generalized spatial segregation indices) the package can incorporate spatial relationships represented by either a `libpysal.W
<https://pysal.org/libpysal/api.html>`__ weights object or a `pandana.Network
<http://udst.github.io/pandana/network.html>`__ network object, which means generalized spatial segregation indices can be computed according to many different spatial relationships which could include contiguity, distance, or network connectivity.
This flexibility is particularly useful for specifying appropriate “neighborhood” definitions for different types of input data (which could be, e.g. housing units, census tracts, or counties)
For spatially-explicit indices, they can be called like any other, though some may have additional arguments:
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from segregation.singlegroup import AbsoluteCentralization, Gini
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cent = AbsoluteCentralization(sacramento, group_pop_var='BLACK',
total_pop_var='TOT_POP')
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cent.statistic
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0.8491771822066525
Euclidian distance based measures¶
For generalized spatial indices, a distance
parameter can be passed to the index of choice. Under the hood, the input data will be passed through a kernel function with the distance parameter as the kernel bandwidth.
(note in this case because the CRS of the sacramento dataframe is UTM, the units are in meters)
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# aspatial gini index
aspatial_gini = Gini(sacramento, group_pop_var='BLACK',
total_pop_var='TOT_POP')
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# generalized spatial gini index
gen_spatialgini = Gini(sacramento, group_pop_var='BLACK',
total_pop_var='TOT_POP', distance=2000)
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gen_spatialgini.statistic
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0.5368102768280784
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aspatial_gini.statistic
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0.6361755332635235
Examining the data
attribute of the fitted index shows how the input data are transformed
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# kernelized data
gen_spatialgini.data.plot('BLACK')
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<AxesSubplot:>
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# original data
sacramento.plot('BLACK')
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<AxesSubplot:>
Network distance based measures¶
Instead of a euclidian distance-based kernel, each generalized spatial segregation index can be calculated using accssibility analysis on a transportation network instead. Since people can’t fly, using a travel network to measure spatial distances is more conceptually pure to the spirit of segregation indices
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import pandana as pdna
A network can be created using the urbanaccess package, or the built-in get_osm_network
function from the segregation.util
module. Alternatively, metropolitan-scale networks from OpenStreetMap are also available in the CGS quilt bucket (named by CBSA FIPS code)
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net = pdna.Network.from_hdf5('../40900.h5')
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network_spatialgini = Gini(sacramento, group_pop_var='BLACK',
total_pop_var='TOT_POP', distance=2000,
network=net, decay='linear')
Comparing spatial gini indices based on straight-line distance versus network distance:
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network_spatialgini.statistic
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0.5848616778202473
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gen_spatialgini.statistic
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0.5368102768280784
The segregation statistic using network distance to construct neighborhoods is higher than using the one using unrestricted euclidian distance
Batch-Computing Single-Group Measures¶
To compute all single group indices in one go, the package provides a wrapper function in the batch
module
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from segregation.batch import batch_compute_singlegroup
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all_singlegroup = batch_compute_singlegroup(sacramento, group_pop_var='BLACK', total_pop_var='TOT_POP')
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all_singlegroup
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| Statistic | |
|---|---|
| Name | |
| AbsoluteCentralization | 0.849177 |
| AbsoluteClustering | 0.117545 |
| AbsoluteConcentration | 0.981443 |
| Atkinson | 0.365947 |
| BiasCorrectedDissim | 0.487694 |
| BoundarySpatialDissim | 0.450074 |
| ConProf | 0.112752 |
| CorrelationR | 0.101027 |
| Delta | 0.907277 |
| DensityCorrectedDissim | 0.335178 |
| Dissim | 0.488339 |
| DistanceDecayInteraction | 0.841137 |
| DistanceDecayIsolation | 0.160247 |
| Entropy | 0.112068 |
| Gini | 0.636176 |
| Interaction | 0.837925 |
| Isolation | 0.162075 |
| MinMax | 0.656220 |
| ModifiedDissim | 0.476238 |
| ModifiedGini | 0.623809 |
| PARDissim | 0.481833 |
| RelativeCentralization | 0.076906 |
| RelativeClustering | 1.626559 |
| RelativeConcentration | 0.778755 |
| SpatialDissim | 0.446272 |
| SpatialProxProf | 0.115984 |
| SpatialProximity | 1.106990 |
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| Constructor and Description |
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User()
A constructor that creates an empty User object
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User(java.lang.String username,
java.lang.String pwd,
java.lang.String emailAddress,
java.lang.String phoneNumber)
Every individual that uses the app must register an account ot login to their own account.
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void |
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A method that adds a task from the providerTasks TaskList
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void |
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A method that adds a task from the requesterTasks TaskList
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void |
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A method that deletes a task from the providerTasks TaskList
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void |
deleteRequesterTasks(Task task)
A method that deletes a task from the requesterTasks TaskList
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java.lang.Integer |
getCompletedPostedTasks()
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java.lang.Integer |
getCompletedProvidedTasks()
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java.lang.String |
getEmailAddress()
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java.lang.String |
getId()
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java.lang.String |
getPassword()
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java.lang.String |
getPhoneNumber()
This method returns the string that corresponds to the phone number of the user
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TaskList |
getProviderTasks()
A method that returns the TaskList of all provider tasks
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java.lang.Double |
getRating()
This method returns the double that represents this user's rating
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TaskList |
getRequesterTasks()
A method that returns the TaskList of all requester tasks
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java.lang.Double |
getTotalEarnings()
This method returns the user's total earnings thus far
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java.lang.String |
getUsername()
This method returns the string that corresponds to the username of the user
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void |
initializeOffline()
A method that stores all the user's tasks in order to enable offline activity.
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void |
setEmailAddress(java.lang.String ad)
This method sets the local variable "emailAddress" to the string that is entered to the method
through the parameters
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void |
setId(java.lang.String id)
This method sets the local variable "id" to the string that is entered to the method
through the parameters
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void |
setPassword(java.lang.String password)
This method sets the local variable "password" to the string that is entered to the method
through the parameters
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void |
setPhoneNumber(java.lang.String phone_number)
This method sets the local variable "phoneNumber" to the string that is entered to the method
through the parameters
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void |
setRating(java.lang.Double rating)
The method that assigned the user's rating to the one provided by the parameter
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void |
setUsername(java.lang.String username)
This method sets the local variable "username" to the string that is entered to the method
through the parameters
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void |
sync()
Update the database with newly added and edited tasks that were modified while offline
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void |
updateCompletedPostedTasks()
This method increases the count for the number of completed tasks posted by this user
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void |
updateCompletedProvidedTasks()
This method increases the count for the number of completed tasks performed by the user
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void |
updateRating(java.lang.Double rating)
The method that updates the user's rating by finding the average of all previous ratings
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void |
updateTotalEarnings(java.lang.Double earnings)
This method adds the parameter provided to the user's total earnings
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public User(java.lang.String username, java.lang.String pwd, java.lang.String emailAddress, java.lang.String phoneNumber)
Every individual that uses the app must register an account ot login to their own account. These accounts are represented by the following class i.e. the User class.
public User()
A constructor that creates an empty User object
public java.lang.String getUsername()
This method returns the string that corresponds to the username of the user
public void setUsername(java.lang.String username)
This method sets the local variable "username" to the string that is entered to the method through the parameters
username
- string that represents the username associated with this user.public void setPassword(java.lang.String password)
This method sets the local variable "password" to the string that is entered to the method through the parameters
password
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This method returns the string that corresponds to the password of the user
public java.lang.Integer getCompletedProvidedTasks()
This method returns the number of tasks that are performed by the user
public void updateCompletedProvidedTasks()
This method increases the count for the number of completed tasks performed by the user
public java.lang.Integer getCompletedPostedTasks()
This method returns the number of completed tasks that were posted by this user
public void updateCompletedPostedTasks()
This method increases the count for the number of completed tasks posted by this user
public java.lang.Double getRating()
This method returns the double that represents this user's rating
public void setRating(java.lang.Double rating)
The method that assigned the user's rating to the one provided by the parameter
rating
- Double that represents the new rating of this userpublic void updateRating(java.lang.Double rating)
The method that updates the user's rating by finding the average of all previous ratings
rating
- Double that represents the new rating given to a userpublic java.lang.Double getTotalEarnings()
This method returns the user's total earnings thus far
public void updateTotalEarnings(java.lang.Double earnings)
This method adds the parameter provided to the user's total earnings
earnings
- Double that represents the new earnings of a userpublic java.lang.String getId()
This method returns the string that corresponds to the unique id of the user
public void setId(java.lang.String id)
This method sets the local variable "id" to the string that is entered to the method through the parameters
id
- string that represents the unique id associated with this user.public java.lang.String getEmailAddress()
This method returns the string that corresponds to the email address of the user
public void setEmailAddress(java.lang.String ad)
This method sets the local variable "emailAddress" to the string that is entered to the method through the parameters
ad
- string that represents the email address associated with this user.public java.lang.String getPhoneNumber()
This method returns the string that corresponds to the phone number of the user
public void setPhoneNumber(java.lang.String phone_number)
This method sets the local variable "phoneNumber" to the string that is entered to the method through the parameters
phone_number
- string that represents the password associated with this user.public void initializeOffline()
A method that stores all the user's tasks in order to enable offline activity. It stores all the information about tasks upon successful login and separates them into requester and provider tasks.
public void sync()
Update the database with newly added and edited tasks that were modified while offline
public TaskList getRequesterTasks()
A method that returns the TaskList of all requester tasks
public TaskList getProviderTasks()
A method that returns the TaskList of all provider tasks
public void addRequesterTasks(Task task)
A method that adds a task from the requesterTasks TaskList
task
- Task that is to be added to the requesterTasks TaskListpublic void addProviderTasks(Task task)
A method that adds a task from the providerTasks TaskList
task
- Task that is to be added to the providerTasks TaskListpublic void deleteRequesterTasks(Task task)
A method that deletes a task from the requesterTasks TaskList
task
- Task that is to be deleted from the requesterTasks TaskListpublic void deleteProviderTasks(Task task)
A method that deletes a task from the providerTasks TaskList
task
- Task that is to be deleted from the providerTasks TaskList


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TextMate is and will always be a modern GUI application. However, developers are often forced to walk in two worlds using both GUI and command-line tools. TextMate has always bridged the gap between these environments with its trusty command-line sidekick: mate.
In TextMate 2, mate has learned some new tricks. A new partner-in-crime has also been introduced: rmate.
In this article will discuss:
How to install the upgraded mate
mate's new features
What rmate is
The different ways to use rmate
Upgrade Time
Once you have TextMate 2, you need to make sure you refresh the command-line mate application. This allows you to take advantage of its new features.
The installer of this command-line utility has moved in TextMate 2. You can now find it in the TextMate menu under Preferences… in the Terminal pane.
To install or upgrade mate, just select a Location and hit Install. You may be prompted to Replace an old version, if present.
This pane can later be used to uninstall the command if you need to do that.
Users usually install mate into ~/bin if they just need it for the current user and /usr/local/bin if they would rather make it accessible to all users (assuming they have /usr/local/bin in their PATH). If you would like to find where your TextMate 1 version is before you upgrade, feed your Terminal this command: which mate.
Your New mate
Let's get to the good stuff. What's upgraded in mate?
First, it's a small tweak, but you will be happy to hear that mate now works with sudo. You can use this to edit restricted access files in TextMate 2 without being bothered by an authorization dialog on save:
sudo mate /etc/hosts
Next, mate has picked up some new command-line options. One is -t, which allows you to set the type of an opened file. Personally, I like this feature for README files, which I prefer to write in Markdown. Since the name of standard files like this don't always include an extension, we can just tell TextMate 2 how to handle the file as we open it:
mate -t text.html.markdown README
Another new option is --name. This allows you to set TM_DISPLAYNAME which is typically shown in the title bar on TextMate's windows. For a good use of that, let me share a line from my Bash configuration:
The -w and -l options have been around for a while. -w just tells TextMate to wait for the edit to finish. That's what allows you to use the command as an external editor for tools like Git that are waiting for an answer.
-l just tells TextMate to place the caret on the indicated line. I force the first line here because Git has a habit of reusing commit message files and TextMate would otherwise try restore the caret to it's last location. Since that last location was probably at the end of a message that's changed or no longer present, the caret would likely be left in the middle of Git's comments. That's not too helpful for a quick edit, so -l 1 forces the caret back to the beginning.
That leads us, finally, to the new option used above. Since Git will just use some file like .git/COMMIT_EDITMSG, our window isn't going to have the best title by default. This use of --name clears that up by telling me exactly what I'm looking at.
Selection Strings
I mentioned before that TextMate 1's version of mate supported -l. That's true, but -l is far more powerful in TextMate 2 and that new power has spread to other commands.
With the old version of mate, -l was super simple. It just took a number and it took you to that line. Easy enough.
In the new version, it now takes a Selection String. These are a new tool in TextMate 2 for describing selections. Here's the formal grammar for a Selection String:
The best news about these new Selection Strings is that they aren't just for mate. You can also use them in the Jump to Line (⌘L) and Go to File (⌘T) dialogs. For that latter, you just tack a colon (:) onto the end of the name matching string then follow it up with a Selection String.
This means that you could respond to a warning message like the following:
main.cc:32: warning: no return statement.
by selecting main.cc:32, copying that to the Find clipboard with ⌘E, opening TextMate 2, calling up the Go to File dialog with (⌘T), and pushing ↩ to go straight there. As this shows, Go to File honors the Find clipboard when it matches this format, just to make things like this easier.
Remote mate
In the past, TextMate has suffered with editing files on a server, but that's all changed now. If you regularly find yourself SSHed into a remote box and wanting to edit a file using TextMate on your own box, your ship has come in.
TextMate 2 now ships with an rmate (Ruby) script that you can drop onto servers. When you trigger rmate on a remote box, it will connect back to your box, allow you to edit, and update the file on the server with the changes.
Let me show you how to get rmate installed on a server you want edit from remotely.
Installing rmate
First, we need to copy rmate up to your server. You can find a link to the script in the Preferences… dialog of the TextMate menu, under the Terminal pane. Click that link to open the script, then finish the install with these steps:
Open a Terminal and type scp followed by a space
Drag the rmate icon out of the window title bar and drop it into your Terminal to fill in the path to the script
Add another space and then the server you wish to install the script on followed by a colon (:) and the path to install the script into
If you don't have SSH setup to automatically log you into the server, you may also need to provide the proper authentication options. If your user doesn't have permission to copy directly into a the directory you want to install into, you may need to upload the script to your user's home directory, SSH into the remote, and move it into place using sudo. Alternately, you could place it in ~/bin and ensure that directory is in your path.
Back on your own machine, you need to make sure TextMate 2 is ready for the incoming connections. Be sure Accept rmate connections is checked in the Terminal pane of Preferences… in the TextMate menu. You can leave "Access for" on "local clients" though, because I'll show you a secure trick for bridging the two computers.
The Magic of SSH Tunnels
With the install out of the way, you should be ready to use rmate.
To do it's job, rmate needs a connection back to your computer so that it can talk to TextMate 2. There are multiple ways you can accomplish this, but probably the best way is to use a reverse SSH tunnel. With the proper setup, you can forward the port rmate likes back to your local machine where TextMate 2 can answer the call-to-duty.
The easiest way to do this is to connect to your server using a command like:
ssh -R 52698:localhost:52698 example.com
The -R option sets up a reverse tunnel. The first 52698 names a port on the remote. It will be connected to localhost:52698 or the same port on the connecting box. That port number is the default for TextMate 2 and rmate, so you should now be able to edit away.
To test things out, just try a command like:
rmate test_file.txt
That should contact TextMate 2 on your local box. Note that TextMate 2 does need to be running for this to work.
Type some content using any TextMate editing features you just can't live without and save the file. Then check it on your server with:
cat test_file.txt
You should see the content you typed on the server. Magic!
If you try to edit a file you don't have permission to change on the server, rmate will refuse the edit and warn you:
$ rmate /etc/crontab
File /etc/crontab is not writable! Use -f/--force to open anyway.
You can either use the -f option to force the open in read-only mode or use sudo to get the needed permissions. Remember that rmate is a Ruby script, so RVM users will probably need to use rvmsudo to keep the same Ruby selected:
rvmsudo rmate /etc/crontab
After you verify that things are working, feel free to update your SSH setting to automatically setup the tunnel without you needing to supply the -R arguments all the time.
For a single server just add an entry like the following to your ~/.ssh/config:
If you want to make those settings the default for all of your servers, use the wildcard host:
Host *
RemoteForward 52698 localhost:52698
With settings like those in place, a bare ssh command (without -R) should still establish the tunnel for you and allow you to use rmate.
Port Forwarding
SSH tunneling is probably the lowest configuration option for using rmate. It's also the safest since the computers chat over an encrypted connection. Go that way if you can.
However, if you can't, you do have other options. One reason you might need these is if you use multiple machines to connect to the same account on one remote. They wouldn't all be able to use the same port.
Of course, you can specify different ports when you setup TextMate 2 and/or your SSH tunnel. rmate also supports --host and --port options, so you can use those to customize the connection.
One thing you may desire in complex connection scenarios is for rmate to just connect back to where the connection came from. You can have it determine the IP address the SSH connection came from using --host auto.
You will probably need to setup port forwarding of the desired port in your router's settings to use a connection like this.
The real trick with these connections though is that it's really the client that knows how things should best be handled. Using another feature of SSH, we can have the client set some variables to the proper details and forward those settings to the remote so rmate can honor them.
A server whitelists the variables it will accept from connecting clients, so you'll need to edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config. It probably already have these lines in it:
# Allow client to pass locale environment variables
AcceptEnv LANG LC_*
You need to add allowances for RMATE_HOST and RMATE_PORT, so change that second line to read:
AcceptEnv LANG LC_* RMATE_*
You also need a similar entry in your local ~/.ssh/config:
Host example.com
SendEnv RMATE_*
Again, you can put that setting under the host wildcard if you prefer.
Then you can add lines like the following to your local ~/.bashrc:
export RMATE_HOST=auto
export RMATE_PORT=12345
Those settings would be forwarded up to the server when you connect and rmate would use them to connect back to your computer for edits.
Either way, it's a little work to get rmate setup, but it sure expands TextMate 2 reach once you do. Welcome to remote editing with TextMate.


--- layout: post authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: "New Words Needed" date: 2015-12-26 time: "02:30:00" tags: ["Opinion"] titus_post: "http://ivory.idyll.org/blog/2015-software-hardening-q.html" ---
Titus Brown recently asked (on behalf of a friend) what people think of the term and practice of "hardening" software, by which he meant making research software more robust, more easily usable, and possibly scalable. Several people responded that "hardening" is usually used to mean "make more secure", and that what Titus's correspondent was really asking about was something we don't have a simple word for: making software ready for production use. As Morgan Taschuk wrote, this involves eliminating hard-coded paths, adding useful error messages, incorporating command-line flags to turn features on and off, and many other things that aren't really necessary if the program is only ever used by its author on her own machine and data, but are essential to institutional scale-up, i.e., to making the software usable by other people, in other places, on other problems.
Titus would like to hear what other people think of this practice—comments on his post would be welcomed. I would personally be grateful for a fuller list of the steps that often need to be taken to turn what graduate students duct-tape together for themselves into tools that others can rely on: it would be a great core for an advanced lesson.
I'd also be grateful if someone could invent a catchy term for doing this. Years ago, some friends and I started using the term "to blaise" to mean "to improve a program's performance". We took the word from Blaise Pascal, who famously apologized, "I made this very long only because I did not have the time to make it shorter." It never caught on, but that's no reason not to try again. Who deserves to be immortalized (with a very small 'i') as a verb meaning, "to make fit for widespread use"?


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Represents a transition from one timezone offset to another at a particular date and time.
The offset this transition changes to (a TimezoneOffset instance).
The offset this transition changes from (a TimezoneOffset instance).
Initializes a new TimezoneTransition.
TimezoneTransition instances should not normally be constructed manually.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 14 def initialize(offset, previous_offset) @offset = offset @previous_offset = previous_offset @local_end_at = nil @local_start_at = nil end
Returns true if this TimezoneTransition is equal to the given TimezoneTransition. Two TimezoneTransition instances are considered to be equal by == if offset, #previous_offset and at are all equal.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 90 def ==(tti) tti.kind_of?(TimezoneTransition) && offset == tti.offset && previous_offset == tti.previous_offset && at == tti.at end
A TimeOrDateTime instance representing the UTC time when this transition occurs.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 23 def at raise_not_implemented('at') end
The UTC time when this transition occurs, returned as a DateTime instance.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 28 def datetime at.to_datetime end
Returns true if this TimezoneTransition is equal to the given TimezoneTransition. Two TimezoneTransition instances are considered to be equal by eql? if offset, #previous_offset and at are all equal and the type used to define at in both instances is the same.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 99 def eql?(tti) tti.kind_of?(TimezoneTransition) && offset == tti.offset && previous_offset == tti.previous_offset && at.eql?(tti.at) end
Returns a hash of this TimezoneTransition instance.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 105 def hash @offset.hash ^ @previous_offset.hash ^ at.hash end
Returns internal object state as a programmer-readable string.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 110 def inspect "#<#{self.class}<EMAIL_ADDRESS>end
The local time when this transition causes the previous observance to end, returned as a DateTime instance.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 52 def local_end local_end_at.to_datetime end
A TimeOrDateTime instance representing the local time when this transition causes the previous observance to end (calculated from at using #previous_offset).
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 40 def local_end_at # Thread-safety: It is possible that the value of @local_end_at may be # calculated multiple times in concurrently executing threads. It is not # worth the overhead of locking to ensure that @local_end_at is only # calculated once. @local_end_at =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>unless @local_end_at @local_end_at end
The local time when this transition causes the previous observance to end, returned as a Time instance.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 58 def local_end_time local_end_at.to_time end
The local time when this transition causes the next observance to start, returned as a DateTime instance.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 76 def local_start local_start_at.to_datetime end
A TimeOrDateTime instance representing the local time when this transition causes the next observance to start (calculated from at using offset).
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 64 def local_start_at # Thread-safety: It is possible that the value of @local_start_at may be # calculated multiple times in concurrently executing threads. It is not # worth the overhead of locking to ensure that @local_start_at is only # calculated once. @local_start_at =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>unless @local_start_at @local_start_at end
The local time when this transition causes the next observance to start, returned as a Time instance.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 82 def local_start_time local_start_at.to_time end
The UTC time when this transition occurs, returned as a Time instance.
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 33 def time at.to_time end
# File lib/tzinfo/timezone_transition.rb, line 116 def raise_not_implemented(method_name) raise NotImplementedError, "Subclasses must override #{method_name}" end


You now have a button that's basically functional. But it's stuck using the existing text color for both pressed and unpressed states. What if you want to get a little flashier?
Local DOM helps prevent users from styling your element's internals by accident. Using custom properties, your element can expose a specific set of user-styleable properties.
You apply a custom property inside your element using the `var` function.
background-color: var(--my-custom-property, defaultValue);
Where --my-custom-property is a custom property name, always starting with two dashes (--
),
and defaultValue is an (optional) CSS value that's used if the custom property isn't set.
Edit your element's <style>
tag and replace the existing fill
and stroke
values
with custom properties:
<style>
/* local styles go here */
:host {
display: inline-block;
}
iron-icon {
fill: var(--icon-toggle-color, rgba(0,0,0,0));
stroke: var(--icon-toggle-outline-color, currentcolor);
}
:host([pressed]) iron-icon {
fill: var(--icon-toggle-pressed-color, currentcolor);
}
</style>
Because of the default values, you can still style the <icon-toggle>
just by setting color
,
but now you have other options. Open up demo/icon-toggle-demo.html
and set the new properties:
<style>
:host {
font-family: sans-serif;
--icon-toggle-color: lightgrey;
--icon-toggle-outline-color: black;
--icon-toggle-pressed-color: red;
};
</style>
Run the demo again to get colorful.


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Facebook was launched in 2004. Back then many people didn't have internet or computers.
Social media wasn't that big compared to today. That being said, Facebook wasn't popular or
known.
This is what Facebook used to look back when it first was launched.
Back then Facebook was simpler in a way where there wasn't a lot to do. You simply register for a new account. Login then message someone if you wanted or upload a picture. There wasn't a lot you could do compared to now. Facebook in my opinion revolutionized the industry and many other companies followed its path.
Facebook 2020
Today, Facebook can be used for more than just messaging and uploading pictures.
This is what Facebook looks like now.
You can see that not only the way we use this website have changed, but the style too.
Things are becoming more about styles, colors, templates, etc. Facebook when it was first launched
had more details in their pictures. Today Facebook and other websites have simple images. The reason
is because things tend to change and they are prefer that way. Simpler design that looks more static.
More details means more work and it sometimes makes it harder to look at.
Facebook today is not just about communication. Now we can create groups specifically for
anything that we enjoy. If you are a fan of sports you can join/follow a group that you could
read or watch news about. There is another reason why social media has changed a lot specially Facebook.
Games is the reason and one that since to keep becoming bigger. Back then Facebook didn't have games.
Now you can play games thru Facebook or your mobile phone using its account. You can play against
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A parallel version of the Dataset.interleave()
transformation. (deprecated)
tf.compat.v1.data.experimental.parallel_interleave
tf.compat.v2.data.experimental.parallel_interleave
tf.data.experimental.parallel_interleave( map_func, cycle_length, block_length=1, sloppy=False, buffer_output_elements=None, prefetch_input_elements=None )
Warning: THIS FUNCTION IS DEPRECATED. It will be removed in a future version.
Instructions for updating:
Use tf.data.Dataset.interleave(map_func, cycle_length, block_length, num_parallel_calls=tf.data.experimental.AUTOTUNE)
instead. If sloppy execution is desired, use tf.data.Options.experimental_determinstic
.
parallel_interleave()
maps map_func
across its input to produce nested
datasets, and outputs their elements interleaved. Unlike
tf.data.Dataset.interleave
, it gets elements from cycle_length
nested
datasets in parallel, which increases the throughput, especially in the
presence of stragglers. Furthermore, the sloppy
argument can be used to
improve performance, by relaxing the requirement that the outputs are produced
in a deterministic order, and allowing the implementation to skip over nested
datasets whose elements are not readily available when requested.
# Preprocess 4 files concurrently. filenames = tf.data.Dataset.list_files("/path/to/data/train*.tfrecords") dataset = filenames.apply( tf.data.experimental.parallel_interleave( lambda filename: tf.data.TFRecordDataset(filename), cycle_length=4))
WARNING: If sloppy
is True
, the order of produced elements is not
deterministic.
map_func
: A function mapping a nested structure of tensors to a Dataset
.cycle_length
: The number of input Dataset
s to interleave from in parallel.block_length
: The number of consecutive elements to pull from an input
Dataset
before advancing to the next input Dataset
.sloppy
: If false, elements are produced in deterministic order. Otherwise,
the implementation is allowed, for the sake of expediency, to produce
elements in a non-deterministic order.buffer_output_elements
: The number of elements each iterator being
interleaved should buffer (similar to the .prefetch()
transformation for
each interleaved iterator).prefetch_input_elements
: The number of input elements to transform to
iterators before they are needed for interleaving.A Dataset
transformation function, which can be passed to
tf.data.Dataset.apply
.


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A differently-abled teenager in the Indian state of Kerala met the chief minister on Tuesday to contribute to the Chief Minister's Distress Relief Fund. But a selfie by taken by him along with the leader while operating his cellphone with his foot has gone viral for all the best reasons.
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by None at 2020-01-21 14:22:44.Replace existing helper text with: "Additional information that would help the approver understand the details of the trip (request for time off, desire to stay additional nights, etc.)"
This behavior seems to be local to the ChangeSetPersister
, as I am locally able to select files and have them passed into https://github.com/pulibrary/figgy/blob/master/app/jobs/browse_everything_ingest_job.rb#L83
https://github.com/pulibrary/figgy/blob/master/app/services/file_appender.rb#L60 is filtering PendingUpload
objects.
https://github.com/pulibrary/figgy/blob/master/app/services/file_appender.rb#L68 is also failing with a Typhoeus
error.
https://figgy-staging.princeton.edu/catalog/3b881b85-ee7b-482e-a09a-c7ccb8509624 now works (as tested in the staging environment). I would please prefer to test this for a few more uploads before submitting a PR.
Regenerating derivatives for and uploading additional Google Drive resources now seems to function for https://figgy-staging.princeton.edu/catalog/3b475d47-6b5f-4396-90ee-f0bde4999a98
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by Kim Leaman at 2020-01-21 14:25:46.I reindexed the collection.
The object has the right thumbnail in solr: https://dpul.princeton.edu/picturesque/catalog/bg257m44z.json
it works! Looks great, @hackmastera . thank you!
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by Trey Pendragon at 2020-01-21 18:07:17.Probably just to be specific so other styles didn't overwrite. Looks like it works without it, so should be fine.
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Yes, as long as only Latin script shows up there.
Yeah, I couldn't think of a way non-latin script could show up there.
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gomobile-ipfs
This repo aims to provide packages for Android, iOS and React-Native that allow one to run and use an IPFS node on mobile devices. It is also a place to discuss the constraints of running IPFS on mobile in order to find solutions and exchange tips.
:warning: this repo is still experimental, contributions are very welcome
You can check the packages documentation here.
Roadmap
- [x] Basic Java/Swift <-> go-ipfs bindings
- [x] Packages built and published using CI
- [x] Unit tests using Android/iOS testing frameworks
- [x] Bind node config setters and getters
- [ ] InputStream as request body and request response (in progress)
- [ ] React-Native module (in progress)
- [ ]
SetStreamHandler(protocolID, handler)
andNewStream(peerID, protocolID)
bindings - [ ] Android/iOS lifecycle management
- [ ] Improve this README
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public interface RandomAccessDictionaryFile
DictionaryFile
that reads lines from a random-access text file.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
long |
getFilePointer()
Returns the current position of the file pointer. |
long |
getNextLineOffset()
Returns the byte offset of the next line (after the position of the file pointer). |
int |
getOffsetLength()
Returns offset length that accommodates largest offset. |
boolean |
isPreviousLineOffset(long offset)
Returns true if offset is the previous offset. |
long |
length()
Returns the length, in bytes, of the file. |
int |
read()
Reads a byte from the file. |
String |
readLine()
Reads a line from the file. |
String |
readLineWord()
Reads the first word from a file (ie offset, index word). |
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seek(long pos)
Goes to position pos in the file. |
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setNextLineOffset(long previousOffset,
long nextOffset)
Moves the file pointer so that its next line offset is nextOffset. |
void |
setOffsetLength(int length)
Sets offset length to be used while rendering the file. |
void |
writeLine(String line)
Writes a line to the file. |
void |
writeStrings(Collection<String> strings)
Writes strings in file. |
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close, delete, edit, getFile, getFileType, getPOS, isOpen, open, save |
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int read() throws IOException
IOException
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IOException
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line
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pos
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previousOffset
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offset
- previous offset
long getNextLineOffset()
void writeStrings(Collection<String> strings) throws IOException
strings
- strings to write
IOException
- IOExceptionint getOffsetLength() throws JWNLException, IOException
IOException
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JWNLException
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Contains data and visualization functions for USA unemployment data. Data comes from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). State data is in ?df_state_unemployment and covers 2000-2013. County data is in ?df_county_unemployment and covers 1990-2013. Choropleth maps of the data can be generated with ?state_unemployment_choropleth() and ?county_unemployment_choropleth() respectively.
| Version: | 1.1.0 |
| Imports: | stringr, choroplethr, rvest |
| Suggests: | choroplethrMaps, testthat |
| Published: | 2017-01-19 |
| Author: | Ari Lamstein |
| Maintainer: | Ari Lamstein <ari at lamsteinconsulting.com> |
| License: | BSD_3_clause + file LICENSE |
| Copyright: | Trulia, Inc. |
| URL: | http://www.arilamstein.com/open-source |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| In views: | Econometrics |
| CRAN checks: | rUnemploymentData results |
| Reference manual: | rUnemploymentData.pdf |
| Package source: | rUnemploymentData_1.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: rUnemploymentData_1.1.0.zip, r-release: rUnemploymentData_1.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: rUnemploymentData_1.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: rUnemploymentData_1.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: rUnemploymentData_1.1.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | rUnemploymentData archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=rUnemploymentData to link to this page.


63 Moons dues: HC restrains DHFL promoters from going abroad
The order came on a petition filed by 63 Moons Technologies seeking recovery of dues of around Rs 200 crore from DHFL.
by PTIThe Bombay High Court on November restrained Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd (DHFL) promoters Dheeraj Wadhawan and Kapil Wadhawan from leaving the country.
The order came on a petition filed by 63 Moons Technologies seeking recovery of dues of around Rs 200 crore from DHFL.
Justice S J Kathawalla said the Wadhawans will have to seek permission from the high court if they wish to leave the country.
After the court passed the order, the DHFL counsel submitted a statement in the afternoon session that the Wadhawans will not leave the country before November 14.
The court was hearing a plea filed by Jignesh Shah-promoted 63 Moons Technologies for recovery of around Rs 200 crore which it said were due from mortgage lender DHFL, and seeking a direction that the Wadhawans should not leave the country.
DHFL had earlier told the court that the Wadhawans may have to travel abroad to raise funds.
63 Moons raised apprehension that they may escape if allowed to leave the country.
63 Moons, which had subscribed to non-convertible debentures (NCD) of DHFL, approached the court after the latter failed to repay the money.
DHFL has challenged maintainability of the petition, arguing that trustees of bond-holders have already filed an application before the Pune bench of Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) for recovery of dues on behalf of debenture-holders, so this petition is redundant.
The Enforcement Directorate is conducting a probe against DHFL over alleged financial irregularities.
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Combine horizontal and vertical sliders, each with their own options, to create the UI for a music player.


Testing Trailblazer applications usually involves the following tests.
Integration tests for controllers. These Smoke tests only test the wiring between controller, operation and presentation layer. Usually, a coded click path simulates you manually clicking through your app and testing if it works.
The preferred way here is using Rack-test and Capybara.
Even though the Trailblazer book uses MiniTest for its test suite, Trailblazer can be tested with any framework. Usually, this will be Rspec.
Invoking operations works identical to MiniTest.
describe Comment::Create do
it "creates comment" do
op = Comment::Create.(comment: {body: "Rspec rocks!"})
expect(op.model.body).to eq("Rspec rocks!")
end
end
You’re free to use your matchers, your testing style, your way of structuring describe
or specify
, and so on.
!!! TODO: Example for smoke tests.
To write unit tests for your cells, please install the rspec-cells gem.
describe Comment::Cell, type: :cell do
let (:comment) { Comment::Create.(comment: {body: "Rspec rocks!"}) }
subject { concept(:comment, comment).(:show) }
it { expect(subject).to have_content "Rspec rocks!" }
end
Learn more about Rspec and Cells.


Comparing Award Winning Actors
This chart represents the award counts for critically acclaimed actors Meryl Streep, Robert De Niro, and Daniel Day-Lewis. This radar chart demonstrates that Meryl Streep has the most awards in almost all award categories with 3 Oscars, 9 Golden Globes, and 3 Emmys. Source
Javascript library used to build this chart: flotr2


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| Xmega Application Note | |||||
Use a timeout to avoid waiting forever and hanging the system
This function assumes that the main clock source never changes once it's been set up, and that PLL0 always runs at the compile-time configured default rate. While this is probably the most common configuration, which we want to support as a special case for performance reasons, we will at some point need to support more dynamic setups as well.
This function assumes that the main clock source never changes once it's been set up, and that PLL0 always runs at the compile-time configured default rate. While this is probably the most common configuration, which we want to support as a special case for performance reasons, we will at some point need to support more dynamic setups as well.
This function assumes that the main clock source never changes once it's been set up, and that PLL0 always runs at the compile-time configured default rate. While this is probably the most common configuration, which we want to support as a special case for performance reasons, we will at some point need to support more dynamic setups as well.
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- connects_to_emergency_number(number, region_code)
- Returns whether the given number, exactly as dialled, might be used to
connect to an emergency service in the given region.
This function accepts a string, rather than a PhoneNumber, because it
needs to distinguish cases such as "+1 911" and "911", where the former
may not connect to an emergency service in all cases but the latter would.
This function takes into account cases where the number might contain
formatting, or might have additional digits appended (when it is okay to
do that in the specified region).
Arguments:
number -- The phone number to test.
region_code -- The region where the phone number is being dialed.
Returns whether the number might be used to connect to an emergency
service in the given region.
- expected_cost(numobj)
- Gets the expected cost category of a short number (however, nothing is
implied about its validity). If the country calling code is unique to a
region, this method behaves exactly the same as
expected_cost_for_region. However, if the country calling code is
shared by multiple regions, then it returns the highest cost in the
sequence PREMIUM_RATE, UNKNOWN_COST, STANDARD_RATE, TOLL_FREE. The reason
for the position of UNKNOWN_COST in this order is that if a number is
UNKNOWN_COST in one region but STANDARD_RATE or TOLL_FREE in another, its
expected cost cannot be estimated as one of the latter since it might be a
PREMIUM_RATE number.
For example, if a number is STANDARD_RATE in the US, but TOLL_FREE in
Canada, the expected cost returned by this method will be STANDARD_RATE,
since the NANPA countries share the same country calling code.
Note: If the region from which the number is dialed is known, it is highly preferable to call
expected_cost_for_region instead.
Arguments:
numobj -- the short number for which we want to know the expected cost category
Return the highest expected cost category of the short number in the
region(s) with the given country calling code
- expected_cost_for_region(short_numobj, region_dialing_from)
- Gets the expected cost category of a short number when dialled from a
region (however, nothing is implied about its validity). If it is
important that the number is valid, then its validity must first be
checked using is_valid_short_number_for_region. Note that emergency
numbers are always considered toll-free.
Example usage:
short_number = "110"
region_code = "FR"
if phonenumbers.is_valid_short_number_for_region(short_number, region_code):
cost = phonenumbers.expected_cost(short_number, region_code) # ShortNumberCost
# Do something with the cost information here.
Arguments:
short_numobj -- the short number for which we want to know the expected cost category
as a PhoneNumber object.
region_dialing_from -- the region from which the number is dialed
Return the expected cost category for that region of the short
number. Returns UNKNOWN_COST if the number does not match a cost
category. Note that an invalid number may match any cost category.
- is_carrier_specific(numobj)
- Given a valid short number, determines whether it is carrier-specific
(however, nothing is implied about its validity). Carrier-specific numbers
may connect to a different end-point, or not connect at all, depending
on the user's carrier. If it is important that the number is valid, then
its validity must first be checked using is_valid_short_number or
is_valid_short_number_for_region.
Arguments:
numobj -- the valid short number to check
Returns whether the short number is carrier-specific, assuming the input
was a valid short number.
- is_carrier_specific_for_region(numobj, region_dialing_from)
- Given a valid short number, determines whether it is carrier-specific when
dialed from the given region (however, nothing is implied about its
validity). Carrier-specific numbers may connect to a different end-point,
or not connect at all, depending on the user's carrier. If it is important
that the number is valid, then its validity must first be checked using
isValidShortNumber or isValidShortNumberForRegion. Returns false if the
number doesn't match the region provided.
Arguments:
numobj -- the valid short number to check
region_dialing_from -- the region from which the number is dialed
Returns whether the short number is carrier-specific, assuming the input
was a valid short number.
- is_emergency_number(number, region_code)
- Returns true if the given number exactly matches an emergency service
number in the given region.
This method takes into account cases where the number might contain
formatting, but doesn't allow additional digits to be appended. Note that
is_emergency_number(number, region) implies
connects_to_emergency_number(number, region).
Arguments:
number -- The phone number to test.
region_code -- The region where the phone number is being dialed.
Returns if the number exactly matches an emergency services number in the
given region.
- is_possible_short_number(numobj)
- Check whether a short number is a possible number.
If a country calling code is shared by multiple regions, this returns True
if it's possible in any of them. This provides a more lenient check than
is_valid_short_number.
Arguments:
numobj -- the short number to check
Return whether the number is a possible short number.
- is_possible_short_number_for_region(short_numobj, region_dialing_from)
- Check whether a short number is a possible number when dialled from a
region. This provides a more lenient check than
is_valid_short_number_for_region.
Arguments:
short_numobj -- the short number to check as a PhoneNumber object.
region_dialing_from -- the region from which the number is dialed
Return whether the number is a possible short number.
- is_sms_service_for_region(numobj, region_dialing_from)
- Given a valid short number, determines whether it is an SMS service
(however, nothing is implied about its validity). An SMS service is where
the primary or only intended usage is to receive and/or send text messages
(SMSs). This includes MMS as MMS numbers downgrade to SMS if the other
party isn't MMS-capable. If it is important that the number is valid, then
its validity must first be checked using is_valid_short_number or
is_valid_short_number_for_region. Returns False if the number doesn't
match the region provided.
Arguments:
numobj -- the valid short number to check
region_dialing_from -- the region from which the number is dialed
Returns whether the short number is an SMS service in the provided region,
assuming the input was a valid short number.
- is_valid_short_number(numobj)
- Tests whether a short number matches a valid pattern.
If a country calling code is shared by multiple regions, this returns True
if it's valid in any of them. Note that this doesn't verify the number is
actually in use, which is impossible to tell by just looking at the number
itself. See is_valid_short_number_for_region for details.
Arguments:
numobj - the short number for which we want to test the validity
Return whether the short number matches a valid pattern
- is_valid_short_number_for_region(short_numobj, region_dialing_from)
- Tests whether a short number matches a valid pattern in a region.
Note that this doesn't verify the number is actually in use, which is
impossible to tell by just looking at the number itself.
Arguments:
short_numobj -- the short number to check as a PhoneNumber object.
region_dialing_from -- the region from which the number is dialed
Return whether the short number matches a valid pattern
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WITNESS LIST Public Health Committee February 19, 2003-8:00A HB 6 For: Gray, Richard (Self) Grover, Laurie B. (Self and Thomas Grover (husband)) Weber, Tom (Self and Deceased son, Kevin Weber - due to medical malpractice) On: Durden, David (Texas Department of Insurance) Fletcher, Howard (Self) Franklin, Craig (Self) Franklin, Dan (Self) Garanflo, Jaime (Texas State Board of Medical Examiners) Marth, Kim (Self) McGiffert, Lisa (Consumers Union) O Keefe-Hetter, Shannon (Self) Parker Young, George (Texas Trial Lawyers Association) Patrick, Donald (Texas State Board of Medical Examiners) Robinson, Mari (Texas State Board of Medical Examiners) Strate, MD, Susan (Texas Medical Association) Registering, but not testifying: For: Bellsnyder, Luke (Texas Association of Business) Against: Lambe, Dan (Texas Watch) On: Castleberry, Laura (Self) Montemayor, Jose (Texas Department of Insurance) Parsley, Cathleen (State Office of Administrative Hearings) Wall, Matt (Texas Hospital Association) HB 6 Committee Substitute (CSHB 6) On: Smith, Tom "Smitty" (Public Citizens Members) BME Overview On: Garanflo, Jaime (Texas State Board of Medical Examiners) Patrick, Donald (Texas State Board of Medical Examiners) Robinson, Mari (Texas State Board of Medical Examiners) Registering, but not testifying: On: Walker, Jerry (Texas State Board of Medical Examiners) HHSC Program Overview On: Burch Jr., Curtis (Health and Human Services Commisssion) Cooke, Jason (Health and Human Services Commission) Hawkins, Albert (Health and Human Services Commission) Palmer, David (Health and Human Services Commission) Registering, but not testifying: On: Suehs, Thomas (Health and Human Services Commission)


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public class PlankExerciseName
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
PlankExerciseName() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
getStringFromValue(java.lang.Integer value)
Retrieves the String Representation of the Value
|
static java.lang.Integer |
getValueFromString(java.lang.String value)
Retrieves a value given a string representation
|
public static final int _45_DEGREE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_45_DEGREE_PLANK
public static final int _90_DEGREE_STATIC_HOLD
public static final int WEIGHTED_90_DEGREE_STATIC_HOLD
public static final int BEAR_CRAWL
public static final int WEIGHTED_BEAR_CRAWL
public static final int CROSS_BODY_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
public static final int WEIGHTED_CROSS_BODY_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
public static final int ELBOW_PLANK_PIKE_JACKS
public static final int WEIGHTED_ELBOW_PLANK_PIKE_JACKS
public static final int ELEVATED_FEET_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_ELEVATED_FEET_PLANK
public static final int ELEVATOR_ABS
public static final int WEIGHTED_ELEVATOR_ABS
public static final int EXTENDED_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_EXTENDED_PLANK
public static final int FULL_PLANK_PASSE_TWIST
public static final int WEIGHTED_FULL_PLANK_PASSE_TWIST
public static final int INCHING_ELBOW_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_INCHING_ELBOW_PLANK
public static final int INCHWORM_TO_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_INCHWORM_TO_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int KNEELING_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_KNEELING_PLANK
public static final int KNEELING_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WEIGHTED_KNEELING_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
public static final int LATERAL_ROLL
public static final int WEIGHTED_LATERAL_ROLL
public static final int LYING_REVERSE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_LYING_REVERSE_PLANK
public static final int MEDICINE_BALL_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
public static final int WEIGHTED_MEDICINE_BALL_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
public static final int MODIFIED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_AND_EXTENSION
public static final int WEIGHTED_MODIFIED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_AND_EXTENSION
public static final int MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
public static final int WEIGHTED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER
public static final int MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_ON_SLIDING_DISCS
public static final int WEIGHTED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_ON_SLIDING_DISCS
public static final int MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_FEET_ON_BOSU_BALL
public static final int WEIGHTED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_FEET_ON_BOSU_BALL
public static final int MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_HANDS_ON_BENCH
public static final int MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_HANDS_ON_SWISS_BALL
public static final int WEIGHTED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_HANDS_ON_SWISS_BALL
public static final int PLANK
public static final int PLANK_JACKS_WITH_FEET_ON_SLIDING_DISCS
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK_JACKS_WITH_FEET_ON_SLIDING_DISCS
public static final int PLANK_KNEE_TWIST
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK_KNEE_TWIST
public static final int PLANK_PIKE_JUMPS
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK_PIKE_JUMPS
public static final int PLANK_PIKES
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK_PIKES
public static final int PLANK_TO_STAND_UP
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK_TO_STAND_UP
public static final int PLANK_WITH_ARM_RAISE
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK_WITH_ARM_RAISE
public static final int PLANK_WITH_KNEE_TO_ELBOW
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK_WITH_KNEE_TO_ELBOW
public static final int PLANK_WITH_OBLIQUE_CRUNCH
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK_WITH_OBLIQUE_CRUNCH
public static final int PLYOMETRIC_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLYOMETRIC_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int ROLLING_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_ROLLING_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int SIDE_KICK_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_KICK_PLANK
public static final int SIDE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_AND_ROW
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_AND_ROW
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_LIFT
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_LIFT
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_WITH_ELBOW_ON_BOSU_BALL
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_ELBOW_ON_BOSU_BALL
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_WITH_FEET_ON_BENCH
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_FEET_ON_BENCH
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_WITH_KNEE_CIRCLE
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_KNEE_CIRCLE
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_WITH_KNEE_TUCK
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_KNEE_TUCK
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_WITH_REACH_UNDER
public static final int WEIGHTED_SIDE_PLANK_WITH_REACH_UNDER
public static final int SINGLE_LEG_ELEVATED_FEET_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_SINGLE_LEG_ELEVATED_FEET_PLANK
public static final int SINGLE_LEG_FLEX_AND_EXTEND
public static final int WEIGHTED_SINGLE_LEG_FLEX_AND_EXTEND
public static final int SINGLE_LEG_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_SINGLE_LEG_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int SPIDERMAN_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_SPIDERMAN_PLANK
public static final int STRAIGHT_ARM_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_STRAIGHT_ARM_PLANK
public static final int STRAIGHT_ARM_PLANK_WITH_SHOULDER_TOUCH
public static final int WEIGHTED_STRAIGHT_ARM_PLANK_WITH_SHOULDER_TOUCH
public static final int SWISS_BALL_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_PLANK
public static final int SWISS_BALL_PLANK_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_PLANK_LEG_LIFT
public static final int SWISS_BALL_PLANK_LEG_LIFT_AND_HOLD
public static final int SWISS_BALL_PLANK_WITH_FEET_ON_BENCH
public static final int WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_PLANK_WITH_FEET_ON_BENCH
public static final int SWISS_BALL_PRONE_JACKKNIFE
public static final int WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_PRONE_JACKKNIFE
public static final int SWISS_BALL_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int THREE_WAY_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_THREE_WAY_PLANK
public static final int TOWEL_PLANK_AND_KNEE_IN
public static final int WEIGHTED_TOWEL_PLANK_AND_KNEE_IN
public static final int T_STABILIZATION
public static final int WEIGHTED_T_STABILIZATION
public static final int TURKISH_GET_UP_TO_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_TURKISH_GET_UP_TO_SIDE_PLANK
public static final int TWO_POINT_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_TWO_POINT_PLANK
public static final int WEIGHTED_PLANK
public static final int WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_DIAGONAL_ARM_LIFT
public static final int WEIGHTED_WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_DIAGONAL_ARM_LIFT
public static final int WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_DIAGONAL_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WEIGHTED_WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_DIAGONAL_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WEIGHTED_WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_OPPOSITE_ARM_AND_LEG_LIFT
public static final int WEIGHTED_MOUNTAIN_CLIMBER_WITH_HANDS_ON_BENCH
public static final int WEIGHTED_SWISS_BALL_PLANK_LEG_LIFT_AND_HOLD
public static final int WEIGHTED_WIDE_STANCE_PLANK_WITH_OPPOSITE_ARM_AND_LEG_LIFT
public static final int PLANK_WITH_FEET_ON_SWISS_BALL
public static final int SIDE_PLANK_TO_PLANK_WITH_REACH_UNDER
public static final int BRIDGE_WITH_GLUTE_LOWER_LIFT
public static final int BRIDGE_ONE_LEG_BRIDGE
public static final int PLANK_WITH_ARM_VARIATIONS
public static final int PLANK_WITH_LEG_LIFT
public static final int REVERSE_PLANK_WITH_LEG_PULL
public static final int INVALID
public static java.lang.String getStringFromValue(java.lang.Integer value)
public static java.lang.Integer getValueFromString(java.lang.String value)


UPS Drone Makes First Home Prescription Deliveries For CVS
by BeauHDUPS subsidiary Flight Forward has completed the first prescription medication delivery to a customer's home by drone. Reuters reports: Flight Forward's maiden delivery flight on Friday in Cary, North Carolina, beat rivals in one phase of the race for the nascent market. The second drone flight delivered medications to a public space at a retirement community. The packages, roughly the size of small shoeboxes, were lowered from drones hovering at an altitude of about 20 feet. UPS and CVS said on Tuesday the deliveries were the first of their kind under an program approved by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Regulators are still hammering out rules for how the unmanned winged vehicles will operate in U.S. airspace and guidelines are expected in 2021.


JavaScript level repository.
A repository to show off some code I gone and done.
An exercise in printing numbers, if a number is divisible by 3 it is fizz, if by 5 it is buzz, if by both it is fizzbuzz.
Link: FizzBuzz
An exercise in dividing by 3. If not divisible by 3, will add or subtract 1 and then attempt to divide until 1 is reached.
Link: Iteration 4
Duplicates letters in a string to increase characters in a string, for example, so that abc becomes aabbcc.
Link: Strings 4
A short level that creates a paragraph element on the page, allows for text change, and allows for removal of paragraphs.
Link: DOM1
An exercise to grab a JSON file, parse it through into a useable format, and add it to the document.
Link:
JSON1
An exercise in getting JSON data into a useable format, searching through data, and knowing how many monarchs
ruled in England.
Link: JSON2
An interesting exercise in owning my own garage. Creating vehicles, storing attributes, searching for specific
vehicles based on registration, adding and removing vehicles from arrays based on checking in or out of the
garage.
Link: Swinny's Garage


WITNESS LIST Insurance Committee February 26, 1997-1:30P HB 44 For: Gale, Sandra (Coa for Nurses Adv Prac) Gessler, Don (THMOA) Riddering, Hannah (Tx Nat Org for Women) Against: Davis, Will (TLROA and TLIA) Tolman, Gary (Am Nat Ins Co) On: Myron, Rhonda (TDI) HB 60 For: Gale, Sandra (Coa for Nur Adv Prac) Gessler, Don (THMOA) Against: Davis, Will (TLROA and TLIA) Tolman, Gary (Am Nat Ins Co) On: Myron, Rhonda (TDI) HB 102 For: Gale, Sandra (Coa for Nurses Adv Prac) Gessler, Don (THMOA) Rep. Greenberg (Co-sponsor) Representative Gray (Sponsor) Riddering, Hannah (Tex Nat Org for Women) Vasek, Heather (Tex Assoc for Home Care) Washburn, Mary Kathleen (Herself) Against: Davis, Will (TROA and TLIA) Tolman, Gary (Am Nat Ins_Co) On: Myron, Rhonda (TDI) HB 180 For: Delco, Wilhelmina (Herself) Essl, Jeanette (Herself) Gale, Sandra (Coa for Nurses Adv Prac) Kuhlmann, Terry (Tex Assoc OB/GYN) Representative Gray (Sponsor) Ridering, Hannah (Tex Nat Org for Women) Scarborough, Lydia (Herself) Talley, Sheri (Tex Academy of Fam Phys) On: Davis, Will (TLIA and TLROA) HB 261 For: Gale, Sandra (Coa Nurses in Adv Prac) Gessler, Don (THMOA) Rep. Van de Putte (Sponsor) Talley, Sheri (Tex Academy of Fam Phys) On: Davis, Will (TLIA and TLROA) HB 263 For: Rep. Van de Putte (Sponsor) Sokolow, Judith (Advocacy, Inc.) Thompson, Jay (TLIA) On: Myron, Rhonda (TDI)


{% set suppress_feedback = true %} {% set tel = "07979 654 789" %} {% if session.callBooking.tel %} {% set tel = session.callBooking.tel %} {% endif %} {% extends '_layouts/layout.html' %} {% block body_css_classes %}nhs-redesign{% endblock %} {% block content %}
It was booked at {{ now }}.
The nurse will call {{ tel }}. The number may show as ‘unknown’ on your display.
Make sure you keep yourself separate from others in your household (self-isolate) until you have been contacted by the testing service. Read more details about self-isolation.
To protect other people, do not go to a GP, pharmacy or hospital
The 111 service is very busy at the moment. You are in a queue and you will be called as soon as possible.
You should get a call back within this time. If you don’t, you should call 111 and tell them you had booked a call with 111 online and have coronavirus symptoms.
A nurse will try to call up to 3 times. They will leave a message to say they have tried to call you, but you won’t be able to return their call. If you miss all of the calls, you need to start again using the online service or call 111 and say you have coronavirus symptoms.
 Tell them you have coronavirus symptoms.