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Contrary to past beliefs about the structure of the brain, our brains are not actually set and unchangeable with repeated learning, new and stronger neuropathways are created.
If we can connect a piece of new information to pre-existing piece of knowledge, then it helps us come to an understanding faster, and creates a strong neuro pathway. So whenever we think of this new piece on information again, the pre-existing pathway that you attached it to fires at the same time.
When the concept of neuroplasticity is explain to someone, just that knowledge itself improves our ability to form new and stronger pathways, like psychologically you are setting the environment up or allowing this to happen. Where if you still have the idea that your brain is set then you are less likely to even bother with learning in the first place and those areas of the brain lay dormant.
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Sample Observation¶
Let’s begin by considering some of the quantities found in a typical observation—the angles and wavelengths at which some instrument collected data. For this example I’ll consider the most general case: a hyperspectral imager containing an MxN grid of pixels that took data at W wavelengths.
Angles¶
Each pixel will presumably have its own unique combination of incidence, emission, and phase angles that don’t depend on wavelength. This data would normally be found in a data product, but we need some values to play with for the time being. Let’s start by importing the modules we’ll need.
import numpy as np
from pyRT_DISORT.observation import Angles, Spectral
We can go ahead and create some angles (for the simplicity of the example let’s assume that the incidence, emission, and phase angles are all the same).
dummy_angles = np.outer(np.linspace(5, 10, num=15), np.linspace(5, 8, num=20))
We can then add these to Angles
. This object simply holds
on to the input angles and computes the angular quantities required by DISORT.
You can access the input angles and these computed angular quantities via the
class properties, as shown below.
angles = Angles(dummy_angles, dummy_angles, dummy_angles)
incidence = angles.incidence
emission = angles.emission
phase = angles.phase
mu = angles.mu
mu0 = angles.mu0
phi = angles.phi
phi0 = angles.phi0
These newly created arrays have the same shape as the input arrays—(15, 20)—allowing a 1-to-1 correspondence between them.
Note
If you’re reading in data from astropy’s fits reader, all arrays
are from the np.ndarray
class. My fake observation should therefore
be structurally identical to how you’d apply this code to your data.
Spectral¶
If our hyperspectral imager contains W wavelengths and an image contains MxN pixels, the data will have shape WxMxN (or at least it can be coerced into that shape). I’ll go ahead and make a spectral array where each pixel took data at the same wavelength, although that’s not a necessity. I’ll also define a spectral width to each bin.
dummy_wavelengths = np.array([1, 2, 3, 4, 5])
pixel_wavelengths = np.broadcast_to(dummy_wavelengths, (20, 15, 5)).T
width = 0.05
Note
The wavelengths must be in microns.
Once we have these values, we can add them to Spectral
.
This class holds the input wavelengths and computes the corresponding
wavenumbers. As before, these values can be accessed via the class properties.
spectral = Spectral(pixel_wavelengths - width, pixel_wavelengths + width)
short_wavelength = spectral.short_wavelength
long_wavelength = spectral.long_wavelength
high_wavenumber = spectral.high_wavenumber
low_wavenumber = spectral.low_wavenumber
These spectral quantities have shape (5, 15, 20)—the same as the data. Computing all of these values at once can lead to significant speed increases when retrieving many quantities.
The only other thing you’d need from an observation is the signal your instrument recorded. We won’t need that value until much later on, so let’s wait until later to input those values.
Note
The shape of pyRT_DISORT arrays is (# of moments, # of model layers, # of wavelengths, (# of pixels)). For instance, a hyperspectral imager can sometimes have 5D arrays, whereas a point spectrometer could have up to 3D arrays (dimensions of 1 are removed). pyRT_DISORT can handle ND observations (although if you have N > 2 you may consider a career in string theory instead of radiative transfer).


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Creating Physiological Bounds¶
To make crnt4sbml more user friendly and make its search limited to physiological problems, we have constructed the
functions crnt4sbml.MassConservationApproach.get_optimization_bounds()
and
crnt4sbml.SemiDiffusiveApproach.get_optimization_bounds()
, which constructs the appropriate bounds that must be
provided to the mass conservation and semi-diffusive optimization routines, respectively. Although this feature can be
extremely useful especially if the user is continually changing the SBML file, it should be used with some amount of
caution.
Preprocessing¶
To provide these physiological bounds, crnt4sbml first identifies the reactions of the network. A reaction can be identified as complex formation, complex dissociation, or catalysis, no other type of reaction is considered. To make this assignment, the reactants and products of the reaction along with the associated stoichiometries are found for the particular reaction. Using the sum of the stoichiometries for the reactants and products the decision tree below is used to determine the type of reaction. If the reaction is not identified as complex formation, complex dissociation, or catalysis, then an error message will be provided and the reaction type will be specified as “None”.
The type of reaction assigned by crnt4sbml can always be found by running the following script where we let
Fig1Ci.xml
be our SBML file
import crnt4sbml
network = crnt4sbml.CRNT("/path/to/Fig1Ci.xml")
network.print_biological_reaction_types()
this provides the output below:
Reaction graph of the form
reaction -- reaction label -- biological reaction type:
s1+s2 -> s3 -- re1 -- complex formation
s3 -> s1+s2 -- re1r -- complex dissociation
s3 -> s6+s2 -- re2 -- catalysis
s6+s7 -> s16 -- re3 -- complex formation
s16 -> s6+s7 -- re3r -- complex dissociation
s16 -> s7+s1 -- re4 -- catalysis
s1+s6 -> s15 -- re5 -- complex formation
s15 -> s1+s6 -- re5r -- complex dissociation
s15 -> 2*s6 -- re6 -- catalysis
Creating the proper constraints for the optimization routine for the mass conservation approach differs from that of the semi-diffusive approach. This is because the mass conservation approach requires bounds for the rate constants and species’ concentrations while the semi-diffusive approach only requires bounds for the fluxes of the reactions.
Mass Conservation Approach¶
To construct physiological bounds for the rate constants we first identify the type of the reaction and then we use the
function crnt4sbml.CRNT.get_physiological_range()
, which provides a tuple corresponding to the lower and upper
bounds. The values for these bounds are in picomolar (pM). Here we assign pM values rather than molar values because
these values are larger and tend to make running the optimization routine much easier. In molar ranges or values close
to zero, the optimization becomes difficult because the routine is attempting to minimize an objective function which
has a known value of zero. Thus, if the user wishes to assign different bounds, it is suggested that these bounds
be scaled such that they are not close to zero.
We now demonstrate the physiological bounds produced for the SBML file Fig1Ci.xml
import crnt4sbml
network = crnt4sbml.CRNT("/path/to/Fig1Ci.xml")
approach = network.get_mass_conservation_approach()
bounds, concentration_bounds = approach.get_optimization_bounds()
print(bounds)
print(concentration_bounds)
this provides the following output:
Creating Equilibrium Manifold ...
Elapsed time for creating Equilibrium Manifold: 2.060944
[(1e-08, 0.0001), (1e-05, 0.001), (0.001, 1.0), (1e-08, 0.0001), (1e-05, 0.001), (0.001, 1.0), (1e-08, 0.0001), (1e-05, 0.001), (0.001, 1.0), (0.5, 500000.0), (0.5, 500000.0), (0.5, 500000.0)]
[(0.5, 500000.0), (0.5, 500000.0), (0.5, 500000.0), (0.5, 500000.0)]
Where the rate constants and species’ concentrations for the list “bounds” can be found by the following command
print(approach.get_decision_vector())
providing the output:
[re1, re1r, re2, re3, re3r, re4, re5, re5r, re6, s2, s6, s15]
and the species’ concentrations referred to in the list “concentration_bounds” can be determined by the following
print(approach.get_concentration_bounds_species())
giving the output:
[s1, s3, s7, s16]
Semi-diffusive Approach¶
As stated above, the semi-diffusive approach only requires bounds for the fluxes of the reactions. To assign these values,
we again use the function crnt4sbml.CRNT.get_physiological_range()
, which provides a tuple for the lower and
upper bounds. However, the values returned by this call are given in molars. The unit of molars is suggested because
the ranges produced for fluxes are much smaller than those for pM, making the optimization easier.
To demonstrate the bounds produced for the semi-diffusive approach, we use the SBML file
Fig1Cii.xml
.
import crnt4sbml
network = crnt4sbml.CRNT("/path/to/Fig1Cii.xml")
approach = network.get_semi_diffusive_approach()
bounds = approach.get_optimization_bounds()
print(bounds)
this provides the following output:
[(0, 55), (0, 55), (0, 55), (0, 55), (0, 55), (0, 55), (0, 55), (0, 55), (0, 55), (0, 55), (0, 55), (0, 55)]
the elements of which correspond to the fluxes that can be obtained from the following command
approach.print_decision_vector()
which provides the output:
Decision vector for optimization:
[v_2, v_3, v_4, v_5, v_6, v_7, v_9, v_11, v_13, v_15, v_17, v_18]
Reaction labels for decision vector:
['re1r', 're3', 're3r', 're6', 're6r', 're2', 're8', 're17r', 're18r', 're19r', 're21', 're22']
Here the decision vector for optimization is defined in terms of fluxes of the reactions. To make identifying which flux we are considering easier, the command above relates the flux to the reaction label. Thus, flux ‘v_2’ refers to the flux of reaction ‘re1r’.


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Using the Fourier transform, one is able to determine frequencies that are present in the whole spatial domain. Unfortunately, it is not possible to say at which location the frequencies appear. In 1946, the Hungarian-born electrical engineer Dennis Gabor had the idea to modify the Fourier transform by adding a shifted window function g into the integral. From these modifications, the windowed Fourier transform—also known as the Gabor transform—was born.
Adjusting the equation of the Gabor transform, we may derive a different formulation that is a convolution of the original function and some other function. This other function is called Gabor filter (or function) and became well-known in image analysis. Interestingly, authors like John Daugman suggest that simple cells in the visual cortex of mammalian brains can be modeled by Gabor filters. As of today, Gabor filters have been used in image analysis, image compression, object recognition, medical diagnostics, and many more fields.
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Stripies
问题描述 :
Our chemical biologists have invented a new very useful form of life called stripies (in fact, they were first called in Russian – polosatiki, but the scientists had to invent an English name to apply for an international patent). The stripies are transparent amorphous amebiform creatures that live in flat colonies in a jelly-like nutrient medium. Most of the time the stripies are moving. When two of them collide a new stripie appears instead of them. Long observations made by our scientists enabled them to establish that the weight of the new stripie isn’t equal to the sum of weights of two disappeared stripies that collided; nevertheless, they soon learned that when two stripies of weights m1 and m2 collide the weight of resulting stripie equals to 2*sqrt(m1*m2). Our chemical biologists are very anxious to know to what limits can decrease the total weight of a given colony of stripies.
You are to write a program that will help them to answer this question. You may assume that 3 or more stipies never collide together.
You are to write a program that will help them to answer this question. You may assume that 3 or more stipies never collide together.
输入:
The first line of the input contains one integer N (1 <= N <= 100) - the number of stripies in a colony. Each of next N lines contains one integer ranging from 1 to 10000 - the weight of the corresponding stripie.
输出:
The output must contain one line with the minimal possible total weight of colony with the accuracy of three decimal digits after the point.
样例输入:
3 72 30 50
样例输出:
120.000
解题代码:
import java.util.*; import java.text.*; public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner cin = new Scanner(System.in); int num = Integer.valueOf(cin.nextLine()).intValue(); List list = new ArrayList(); for(int i = 0; i < num; i++) list.add(Double.valueOf(cin.nextLine())); Collections.sort(list); double result, temp = 0; double a, b = 0; if(list.size() == 1) result = Double.valueOf((Double)list.get(0)).doubleValue(); else { int index = list.size() - 1; a = Double.valueOf((Double)list.get(index)).doubleValue(); b = Double.valueOf((Double)list.get(index-1)).doubleValue(); result = 2 * Math.sqrt(a * b); for(int i = index - 2; i>=0; i--) { a = Double.valueOf((Double)list.get(i)).doubleValue(); result = 2 * Math.sqrt(a * result); } } DecimalFormat df = new DecimalFormat("#.000"); System.out.println(df.format(result)); } }
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很不错！
不考虑最后将结果排序的话，快排的时间复杂度是O(N) ，而堆排的是O(N*logK),这样比较看，快排快
3，求得所有的为的总和sum—->所有数的总和
printf( "Not Possible" );—->printf("impossible");
对吗？
能不能说一下tmp数组和solve都是干嘛的？
较好的写法是 start+(end-start)/2
在方法1里面：
//遍历所有的边，计算入度
for(int i=0; i<V; i++)
{
degree = 0;
for (j = adj .begin(); j != adj .end(); ++j)
{
degree[*j]++;
}
}
为什么每遍历一条链表，要首先将每个链表头的顶点的入度置为0呢？
比如顶点5，若在顶点1、2、3、4的链表中出现过顶点5，那么要增加顶点5的入度，但是在遍历顶点5的链表时，又将顶点5的入度置为0了，那之前的从顶点1234到顶点5的边不是都没了吗？
都是一些基础题啊
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>其实不需要用LCA，用DFS+vector更简单
这是研发类的题还是算法类？
多谢支持！
我觉得是D哎……


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THE FULL MONTY (1997)
Reviewed by Jack Choo
Directed by Peter Cattaneo Starring : Robert Carlyle (Gaz) Tom Wilkinson (Gerald) Mark Addy (Dave) Written by Simon Beaufoy Running Time : 1hr 40mins
Rating : **** 1/2 out of *****
STRIPTEASE =85=85 BRIT STYLE!
Trailing the success of brit humour in the movie industry with the likes = of the semi-dramatic THE COMMITMENTS and the nearly slapstick A FISH = CALLED WANDA, THE FULL MONTY is one film which delivered the depth of = the former and the humour magnitude of the latter. The film opens with a = narrated documentary reel showing the improving economic and living = standards of Sheffield in the 60's, then cut to the harsh reality of the = present. Sheffield has become some sort of a semi-slum with the only = visible increase in anything was the amount of layoffs from = steel-factories; a once flourishing industry.
Gaz (Carlyle) spends most of his time in the Worker's Club, a sort of = place where jobless people sit around to wait for job offers. He and his = `plump' friend Dave (Addy) as well as their former foreman Gerald = (Wilkinson) have been sitting around the club for months without any = `call for duty'. What seemingly was just a passing hard time for Gaz = suddenly transformed itself into desperation when he cannot afford the = 700 pounds of child-support money to his ex-wife. Suddenly finding = himself facing the possiblity of losing custody of his son, he goes on = to concoct an enterprising wild-idea to get the money he desperately = requires.=20
Dave and Gerald too have problems of their own. On top of his lack of = employment, Dave is also faced with the paranoia of his wife leaving him = because of his current financial state as well as his`plump' appearance = while Gerald have been cheating on his wife by not telling her of his = layoff for as long as 6 months, leaving home for `work' when he was = actually a long-standing member of the Worker's Club. There we have it; = people with real problems and a not-so-practical solution for them. Gaz = manages to get the support from them and sure enough they managed to get = a few other poor jobless blokes to join in their gag : to perform a = strip-act at the local pub. In Gaz's own words while looking at an add = for a strip-act featuring hunky `beautiful' men, `If women are willing = to pay for this, they sure as well will pay for REAL-men'.
THE FULL MONTY is very simple in nature and not a trace ambitious at = all. It is a small film which delves in the harsh-reality of = unemployment and the desperation it drives people to. It also is a very = light movie to watch despite the theme it delves in because it has a lot = of human-factor going for it. Never for once, was it trying to be = manipulative at all, THE FULL MONTY was true to itself all the way. = While the hilarity level of this film soared unexpectedly high, audience = will find that they are in no way being cheated of a laugh, something = lacking in many comedy films (wannabes?) from Hollywood.=20
Other than Carlyle, who acted as the psychotic Begbie in TRAINSPOTTING, = the rest of the actors were definitely very new to me on-screen. = However, the acting presented in this film is more than satisfying. = Carlyle's work here is a stark contrast to his character in = TRAINSPOTTING, implying real acting skill and flexibility on-screen. = Kudos to the people involved in this film, especially to director Peter = Cattaneo for being able to put together an excellent film which is has = so much potential in ending up as your just-another-STRIPTEASE.=20 =20 Already a critical and financial success for such a small film, THE FULL = MONTY is a humble film which deserves applause throughout. While TITANIC = managed to feast the eyes and soul in an epic way, THE FULL MONTY gives = one the same satisfaction=85=85.in half the time.
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Aitor Simona - Coder
Hi, I am Aitor, a programmer. I have focused on the engine, since the base
engine used was developed by myself. As such, I have been involved in most of the main
systems implemented in the engine, with a special mention to the Resource Manager, which
I developed from scratch in the holidays prior to the project.
PROJECT CONTRIBUTION
Base Engine: At the beginning of the project the engine chosen was not mine, but due to
what I had developed during the last holidays, we chose to use mine. Check it out with
Resource Manager: Developed by myself during the holidays prior to the project, along with
an event manager. It features all types of resources, Scenes, Prefabs, Materials and its
importers. Every resource and Importer is based in the same template, so I was involved in
all of them. All resources support Hot-Reloading, handled by the engine through a Windows
Notification (Win32), and deletion. The visual part of this system is the project panel, that
imitates Unity’s and Unreal’s strategy to abstract resource use to the user and provide an
interpretation of the filesystem. I have been improving and overseeing everything related to
resources and Save&Load since the very beginning.
Renderer & Shader Pipeline Supporting Vertex, Fragment and Geometry stages, uniform
real-time editing, binary shaders, centralized renderer, transparencies, framebuffer use,
skybox… Helped lucho in some stuff, like Shadow mapping. Helped in decals (later
discarded).
UI: Actively helped the UI team, UI animations, UI draw (billboarding...), moving childs of a canvas together…
Physics: Worked in physics in the first part of the project, interpreting physX data to draw
the different colliders and implementing the Fixed Update.
Audio: Implemented SoundBank loading from json.
QA: Managing engine pull requests, QA sessions and lots of bugfixing.


Below is a description of the project and the technologies used.
The main aim of the project is to provide a tool where user would be able to upload an image and the software would predict words contained in the image. There are theree parts of the project:
Documents are often dirty, they could be crumpled, have stains, old or have scan marks. This pose a challege for the computer to envision it. In this part of the project, I used machine learning to denoise the image. I have used two datasets(dirty and clearn version of same image) from Kaggle to extract features and then trained a random forest regressor to denoise the dirty documents.
In this componets of my project, I have used OpenCV for preprocessing the image and then used EAST(An efficient and Accurate Scene Text Detector) pre-trained deep learning model to detect the words in the image. I have also taken care of text if it's slightly rotated or slanted.
User interface is the coponent of the project which string together the denoising and detection componet together along with the user iterface. Users are able to upload an image, which is denoised in turn, and fed into the EAST deep learning model to detect words contained in the image. Once the EAST model is finished with detection, the resulsts are shown to the user.


BEFORE NIGHT FALLS (director/writer: Julian Schnabel; screenwriters: Cunningham O'Keefe/Lazaro Gomez Carriles/based on the autobiography of Reinaldo Arenas; cinematographers: Xavier Perez Grobet/ Guillermo Rosas; editor: Michael Berenbaum; cast: Javier Bardem (Reinaldo), Johnny Depp (Bon Bon and Lieutenant Victor), Andrea Di Stefano (Pepe Malas), Olatz Lopez Garmendia (Reinaldo's Mother), Olivier Martinez (Lázaro), Sean Penn (Cuco Sánchez), Michael Wincott (Heberto Zorilla Ochoa), Vito Maria Schnabel (Reinaldo as a child-he's the director's son); Runtime: 125; Fine Line Features; 2000)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
Julian Schnabel ("Basquiat"), the artist turned filmmaker, adapted the 1993 posthumously written autobiographical memoir of gay Cuban poet and novelist Reinaldo Arenas, whose difficult life is painted in quick glimpses of his desperate but unfulfilled search for happiness and freedom. It is a biopic that is brutally honest about the exiled writer as an opponent of Castro's, one that lets us see that liberation to him was not only a matter of politics but of the freedom to be a homosexual and an artist, something which the Castro regime couldn't agree with and came down harshly on both homosexuals and artists, by sending them to prison camps.
Born in poverty in the lush surroundings of Oriente Province, in 1943, Arenas' childhood memories are of a carefree one, but of having a mother who hated her husband and did not live with him during Arenas' formative childhood years, as he was raised by his single mother and his grandmother. The only thing the child remembers about his father, is that when he was five years old he got two pesos from him, as his mother cursed his father out and threw rocks at him from across a pond. His happiest moments in childhood seemed to be watching the nude men bathing and those moments connected with nature, such as his love for the landscape and the ocean. During Castro's revolutionary fight, he was caught up in the fever of revolution and ran away from home and joined the rebels, but did no fighting.
Spanish actor Javier Bardem portrays Arenas (someone he closely resembles) with great sexuality, perception and feeling, giving a virtuoso performance. He also does the voiceover in a thick English accent, as he paints a portrait of a troubled romantic figure who became disillusioned with communism and was never able to recover from that.
Entering a literary competition, Reinaldo places second, but an influentual Cuban writer thinks he should have won and works to get his novel "Singing From the Well" edited and published. This book would be his only one ever published inside Cuba.
Arenas lived a very active sexually free homosexual life, having said in his memoir that he had thousands of such encounters before he was 25. One of his early boyfriends, the bisexual Pepe (Andrea Di Stefano), is unreliable and who will later betray him.
During the liberating time frame of his young adulthood, Arenas lists the three things he enjoyed most: his typewriter, the youth of those days and his love of the sea.
As he grew as a writer after his work was banned in Cuba, he was published in France, as friends of his smuggled out of the country his manuscripts, but his hopes for the Castro regime were dashed forever by their intolerance. After he is arrested on trumped of charges of violating minors and is locked in a cramped prison, he escapes by squeezing out of a cell door and jumping into the ocean.  Fed up with the Castro regime, he will try unsuccessfully to escape Cuba by taking an inner tube out on the ocean.
When captured after hiding in the woods, he is placed in an overcrowded prison cell with murderers and rapists, but he earns cigarettes by writing letters for his illiterate fellow prisoners, thereby gaining their confidence. He also got a transvestite played by Johnny Depp, to smuggle out of prison his manuscripts. In his most harrowing prison experience, he is thrown into solitary confinement in a cramped cell, where he is unable to stand up straight. Depp will also have a dual role as a prison lieutenant, who cruelly interrogates him and forces him to make statements disclaiming his writings and lifestyle.
Weary of living in Cuba and being persecuted for his open homosexuality and for having his manuscripts smuggled out of the country and published abroad, Arenas takes advantage of Castro's new policy to get rid of the so-called misfits, as he changes his name on his passport, since he was on a list of those forbidden to leave, and he sails to the United States during the 1980 Mariel boatlift. He settled in Miami, but the film does not cover that unhappy period in his life. Instead it follows him to New York City, where he had a faithful lover (Olivier Martinez). He earns money in NYC by writing, teaching and lecturing, but was lonely and unhappy here, as shown by his saddened face as he stared blankly out at Central Park and seemed to be wondering what he was doing there.
He contacted AIDS and in 1990 he took an overdose of sleeping pills, put a plastic I LOVE NEW YORK shopping bag over his head and committed suicide by suffocation, as his lover read to him a poem about his childhood that he was proud to have published. He wrote several letters blaming Castro for all his troubles and his death, sending it to some respected American newspapers.
Julian Schnabel has created an emotionally penetrating look at a man living with his alienation in a marginalized existence and using that bitter experience as a source of energy for his writing. The film paints a picture of a man fighting tyranny by his will to be free, where his spirit alone kept him going. This beautifully photographed film, which looks much like a series of paintings on canvas, might be too bleak for a general audience, but it paints a more realistic political view of Castro's Cuba than most of the recent films I have seen about this subject, and should be of special interests to those of all persuasions who care about freedom and the arts. The film's title refers to the daylight he had in which to write while hiding out from the police in the woods. He started work on "Before Night Falls" while in Cuba and finished it in New York.
REVIEWED ON 3/31/2001 GRADE: B-
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'90 Day Fiance' couple Karine Martins, Paul Staehle split
Nov. 13 (UPI) -- 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way couple Karine Martins and Paul Staehle are headed for divorce.
Martins, 23, confirmed her split from Staehle, 30, Tuesday after two years of marriage.
Martins said in a statement to Us Weekly that she plans to file for divorce from Staehle.
"I am looking for a lawyer now," she said.
Staehle had shared a cryptic message Monday on Instagram Stories in Portuguese, Martins' native language. Staehle said Martins had "started divorce proceedings" in Manaus, Brazil.
Staehle also shared a video of Pierre, his 7-month-old son with Martins. Martins gave birth to Pierre in March.
"Daddy's going to miss you," Staehle told his son in the clip.
Martins, who is from Tonantins, Brazil, and Staehle, who hails from Louisville, Ky., documented their romance on the debut season of 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way, which aired on TLC this year. The show follows couples where the American partner marries their partner abroad and moves to their partner's home country.
Martins and Staehle had celebrated their two-year wedding anniversary Nov. 2. Staehle marked the occasion by dedicating a post to Martins on Instagram.
"Happy 2 year anniversary @staehlekarine and our never ending rollercoaster of a journey," he wrote.
Martins and Staehle's split follows news that Laura and Aladin Jallali, who also appeared on 90 Day Fiancé:The Other Way, have called it quits. The Jallalis confirmed their split in October following part two of the show's reunion.
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Rund um den Bielersee Marathon
Nidau SUI
Website: www.rubibielersee.ch
Race Winners
(43 runnings)
2008
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---
25 Aug 2007
2:38:08.2
2:54:47.5
26 Aug 2006
2:38:09.8
3:24:11.2
27 Aug 2005
2:46:56.2
2:58:54.3
28 Aug 2004
2:39:25.7
3:11:53.3
30 Aug 2003
2:43:12.0
2:48:07.0
2002
---
---
2001
2:44:34
3:30:22
2000
2:46:21
3:23:08
1999
2:48:
3:19:
1998
2:36:
3:14:
1997
2:39:
3:05:
1996
2:32:
3:18:
1995
2:32:
3:12:
1994
2:31:
3:20:
1993
2:33:
3:13:
1992
2:36:
3:13:
28 Sep 1991
2:32:11 3:09:37
1990
2:32:
3:06:
1989
2:31:
3:10:
1988
2:31:
3:01:
1987
2:31:
3:07:
1986
2:30:
3:09:
1985
2:30:
3:01:
1984
2:28:
2:56:
1983
2:26:
2:56:
1982
2:28:
3:03:
1981
2:34:
3:02:
1980
2:31:
3:10
1979
2:32:
3:39:
1978
2:33:
3:07:
1977
2:37:
1976
2:34:
1975
2:37:
28 Sep 1974
2:29:18
1973
2:35:12
1972
2:53:
1971
2:45:
1970
2:56:
1969
3:01:
1968
3:12:
1967
3:12:
1966
3:48:
1965
---
1964
---
Notes: 1964 was the inaugural year. The course is around Lake Biel, starting and finishing in Nidau. The 1964 and
1965 events were walking rather than running events.
not held
not held
Christoph Balmer-2
Susanne Gries-2
Christoph Balmer (SUI)
Adriana Granitto (SUI)
Matthias Klotz (SUI)
Susanne Gries (SUI)
Marc-Henri Jaunin (SUI)
Corinne Schweizer (SUI)
Stefan Spielmann (SUI)
Ursula Jeitziner (SUI)
not held
not held
Markus vonGunten (SUI)
Annika Zangger (SUI)
Beat Dähler (SUI)
Heidi Aeschlimann-4
Patrick Lüscher
Heidi Aeschlimann-3
Beat Gerber-2
Heidi Aeschlimann-2
Beat Gerber
Heidi Aeschlimann (SUI)
Martin Knuchel
Gaby Birrer-5
Markus Kramer
Marie-Claude Châtelain
Thomas Nobs-5
Ingrid Graf-6
Thomas Nobs-4
Anne deFrancesco
Thomas Nobs-3
Corinne Schlup
Thomas Nobs-2
Ingrid Graf-5
Kurt Inauen-4
Ingrid Graf-4
Thomas Nobs
Ursula Renfer-3
Marco Kaminski (SUI)
Ursula Renfer-2
Rafael Rolli
Ursula Renfer
Beat Hodler
Madel Pauli
Christian Burri
Gaby Birrer-4
Kurt Inauen-3
Gaby Birrer-3
Kurt Inauen-2
Gaby Birrer-2
Kurt Inauen (SUI)
Ingrid Graf-3
Hans-Peter Roos
Ingrid Graf-2
Werner Nikles-2
Gaby Birrer (SUI)
Werner Nikles
Pia Leimer
Hans Rettemeier
Ingrid Graf (SUI)
Rudolf Tschanz (SUI)
Peter Reiher (GER)
Heinz Hasler (SUI)
Kurt Hürst (SUI)
Helmut Urbach (GER)
Pierre Eracle (SUI)
Paul Leonhard (SUI)
Heinz Lachat (SUI)
Ernst Grieder (SUI)
Reto Calderari-2
Reto Calderari (SUI)
Erich Moser (SUI)
n/a
n/a
Most Wins
(1966-date)
Men
5
Thomas Nobs
1989,1991-94
Women
6
Ingrid Graf (SUI)
1978,1981-82,1990-91,1994
Prize Money
Prize money has not been awarded at this race according to available information.
Race Time Bias
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men No men under 2:20.
Women <2:50 1
Last Updated on
20 Nov 2009
Contributors: Klaas Loonstra (50), Juraj Gasparovic (17), Franco Civai (2)


how i plan my year
so i dont waste a year of my life
by ahmad fahmy / @fahmyboy
use your arrow keys to navigate. click esc to see a birds eye view of the whole presentation
background
I have been planning my year in advance for the past 5 years. this is the sum total of my experience.
- review previous years
- braindump
- discuss with wife and kids
- create synergizes
- visualize
year-end review
review previous years list and make note of what you accomplished and why
5 whys are a greate technique to get to the underlyng cause of why you didnt finish something...
I usually notice trends. e.g. i accomplish all my work goals but very few of my spiritual goals
the brain dump
click the down arrow for more
i spend the month of december just listing out random thoughts of of what I want to accomplish.
I currently use google keep but you can try a pen and paper
I review the brain dump with my wife and kids and get there oppinions
categorize and calenderize
I take all the items from the brain dump and categorize them
- fitness
- family
- travel
- kids
- career
wife review
I usually have very aggressive fitness goals and my wife has travel goals. In order to create a win-win I try and select races in locations she wants to visit
if there are ny goals that are selfish or will require a lot of time, I will get her permission to do those
visualize
I print out my goals and put them everywhere where I can see them


i remember recently disassembling a for loop, i was pretty sure Masm assembler will translate i++ operation into inc [var_i] or something similar, but what it actually did was moving [var_i] to a register, Adding 1 to it and moving it back to [var_i]. anyone knows why? i didnt checked the Compiler optimized executable coz when i add optimization features to my compilation the exe crashes. so i dont know if optimized version actually does uses the inc and dec instructions. maybe Bill Gates doesnt likes those instruction? or they are slower then addition? which i doubt
There's no one to one translation from C\C++ to assembly. The standards for both languages give compilers an enormous amount of freedom in how they choose to translate code. Then the processors themselves will have a preference of one method over another depending on the model, this is why compilers allow you to specify the processor family that you are compiling your code for.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that there are too many factors in play to give you a definitive answer to this type of question. To venture a guess about this specific scenario though, I would say that your prediction was more inline with what a prefix increment operation would do. The code that you are describing seems appropriate for a post-fix operation.
It's good that you are studying the languages this way but don't let it derail you. Remember that they were developed specifically so that you wouldn't have to deal with raw assembly code.
Thanks for the information, and eventually it doesnt matters if the compiler prefers to translate it to:
mov rcx, [var_i]
add rcx, 1
...
i can always change it manualy to
inc [var_i]
or even
mov rcx, [var_i]
inc rcx and NOP the extra bytes that leftover. even if it will not make thing better, its a good practice.
I don't think you are allowed to just increment the memory where i is stored directly; you have to perform that operation on a register. Also if you are not using a debug build, something like a loop counter would probably not even be kept in memory normally and would just stay in a register for it's duration.
I'm dubious that incrementing a memory location directly works as written; all hardware I have ever seen does not work that way. Have you actually tried writing assembly that does that and seeing if the machine code that is actually executed doesn't touch the registers?


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Duck breasts can take strong flavours and the slightly citrussy flavour of cumin works wonderfully in this easy dish.
For the duck, preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6.
Sprinkle the ground cumin all over the duck breasts. Heat an ovenproof frying pan over a low heat.  If a lot of fat comes off, drain the pan and add the butter. Turn the duck over and transfer to the oven for 6-8 minutes, depending on the size of the duck breast. Remove from the pan and allow to rest in a warm place, reserving the pan to make the gravy.
For the roasted vegetables, heat the oil in a medium frying pan. Peel the boiled shallots and cut the beetroots into quarters. Add the vegetables to the pan and fry for 2-3 minutes, then finish them in the oven for 2-3 minutes.
For the peas, add the butter to a large frying pan. Heat until melted, then add the frozen peas, parsley, 50ml/2fl oz water and double cream. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Warm through over a gentle heat and then transfer to a blender and pulse until you have a very smooth purée. Taste to check the seasoning and add more butter if desired.
Bring a saucepan of salted water to the boil and cook the pea pods for 1-2 minutes.
For the gravy, place the pan used to cook the duck over a medium heat. Add the oil, shallots and garlic and cook for 1-2 minutes. Add the Madeira and cook until the volume of liquid has reduced by half. Add the stock and reduce again. Just before serving pass the gravy through a sieve.
To serve, carve the rested duck breasts and place on serving plates. Dress with the roasted beetroots, shallots, peas in their pods, pea purée and gravy. Garnish with pea shoots.


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF UTTARAKHAND AT NAINITAL Writ Petition (M/S) No. 1007 of 2019 M/s Sansera Engineering Private Limited ...Petitioner Vs. State of Uttarakhand and others ...Respondents Mr. Dushyant Mainali, learned counsel for the petitioner. Mr. C.S. Rawat, learned Chief Standing Counsel for the State of Uttarakhand- respondent no. 1. Ms. Lata Negi, learned counsel holding brief of Mrs. Neetu Singh, learned counsel for respondent nos. 3 and 4. Mr. Aditya Pratap Singh, learned Standing Counsel for the Uttarakhand Pollution Control Board. Hon'ble Ramesh Ranganathan, C.J. Hon'ble N.S. Dhanik, J.
By order in Writ Petition (PIL) No. 77 of 2017 dated 17.08.2018 a Division Bench of this Court had directed the Central Pollution Control Board to inspect each and every industry in the State of Uttarakhand to ascertain whether or not the norms laid down under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, the Hazardous Wastes (Management and Handling) Rules, 1989 and more specifically the Environment (Protection) Rules, 1986 (Schedule I to VII) were being complied with. A report was directed to be submitted within a period of six weeks from the date of the order.
2. In its order dated 27.10.2018, the Division Bench noted the request of the Central Pollution Control Board that they had carried out inspection of 92 industries; and they be granted three months' time to carry out inspection of 812 industries put in the red category. The Division Bench also noted the request of the Central Pollution Control Board for a direction to the State Government to provide necessary funds to carry out this gigantic task. The Division Bench directed the Central Pollution Control Board to approach the State Government for release of necessary funds, and directed the State 2 Government to do the needful enabling the Central Pollution Control Board to undertake the job.
3. Subsequently, by its order dated 14.02.2019, a Division Bench of this Court noted the submission of Mr. Rajeev Bhatt, learned Standing Counsel for the Central Pollution Control Board, that, in compliance with the orders of this Court dated 17.08.2018 and 27.10.2018, the Central Pollution Control Board had inspected 793 industries in the State under the red category (highly pollutant industries); their inspection revealed that 239 of such industries were complying with the prescribed norms; and 323 industries in the red category were not complying with the prescribed norms. The Division Bench also took note of the submission of Mr. Aditya Pratap Singh, learned Standing Counsel for the State Pollution Control Board, that, during the year 2018-19, closure notices were issued to 214 units, and show-cause notices were issued to 1812 units; and the State Pollution Control Board was taking prompt action. The Division Bench, thereafter, directed the Central Pollution Control Board to furnish the list of these 323 red category industries, which were found not to be complying with the prescribed norms, to the Member Secretary of the Uttarakhand Pollution Control Board within one week from the date of the order; and the Member Secretary was directed, in turn, to cause an inspection of each one of these 323 red category industries, record details of non-compliance, if any, take action against the erring industries, and submit an action taken report to this Court.
4. When the matter was listed before us on 26.03.2019, we had taken note of the submission of Mr. Aditya Pratap Singh, learned Standing Counsel for the State Pollution Control Board, that, pursuant to the order passed by us on 14.02.2019, the State Pollution Control Board had inspected 130 red category industries, and nearly one-fifth of them were found to have flouted the prescribed standards; notices had been issued to them to show cause why action should not be taken 3 against them; and the exercise of inspecting the remaining 193 red category industries would be completed shortly.
5. In our order dated 04.04.2019, we had noted the submission of Mr. Aditya Pratap Singh, learned Standing Counsel for the State Pollution Control Board, that 49 of the 139 red category industries, inspected by the Central Pollution Control Board, were found to have violated the provisions of the Act, the Rules and the norms prescribed by the State Pollution Control Board; while 37 of them suffered from deficiencies which were capable of rectification, violations by the other 12 industries were incapable of rectification; show-cause notices were in the process of being issued to the 37 red category industries which could rectify the deficiencies; and action was being taken for closure of the 12 industries which had violated the norms, and were incapable of rectification. We had directed the State Pollution Control Board to submit an action taken report to this Court.
6. In compliance with the submission made to this Court, the State Pollution Control Board appears to have issued closure notices to 17 red category industries which, according to them, suffered from deficiencies which were incapable of rectification, and which were generating pollutants far in excess of the prescribed norms and standards. The petitioner, one such unit, has invoked the jurisdiction of this Court complaining, among others, of violation of the procedural requirements of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and the Rules made thereunder.
7. The submission of Mr. Dushyant Mainali, learned counsel for the petitioner, is that no action could have been taken against the recalcitrant units without putting them on notice, and without giving them an opportunity of being heard.
48. Mr. Aditya Pratap Singh, learned Standing Counsel for the State Pollution Control Board, would draw our attention to Rule 34(6) of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Rules, 1975, which stipulates that in cases where the Board is of the opinion that, in view of the likelihood of a grave injury to the environment it is not expedient to provide an opportunity to file objections against the proposed direction, it may, for reasons to be recorded in writing, issue directions without providing such an opportunity.
9. While the submission of the learned Standing Counsel for the State Pollution Control Board that, in cases of such deficiencies, no notices are required to be given to the recalcitrant units may have substantial force, it is unnecessary for us to dwell on this issue, at the present stage, since the petitioner's industry has been found to have flouted the norms and standards prescribed both by the Central Pollution Control Board, and the State Pollution Control Board, pursuant to two different and independent inspections.
10. In so far as the petitioner's complaint regarding failure to provide them an opportunity of being heard is concerned, we asked Mr. Dushyant Mainali, learned counsel for the petitioner-industry, to tell us what the petitioner-industry would have stated to the State Pollution Control Board if they had been given an opportunity of being heard. Learned counsel would submit that, while the impugned order passed by the State Pollution Control Board records that the sample of the treated effluent, from the ETP of the petitioner's industry, was found exceeding the prescribed inlet norms for the common effluent treatment plant with respect to total Chromium- 3.35mg/L, the inspection caused by them, independently, showed that it was well within the prescribed inlet norms.
11. Mr. Aditya Pratap Singh, learned Standing Counsel for the State Pollution Control Board, would however contend that, while the standards prescribed for Chromium content is 0-2mg/L, the 5 Chromium content, on inspection of the petitioner's industry, was found to be nearly twice the maximum prescribed limit i.e. of 3.35mg/L. He would further state that this substance is extremely toxic, and would cause irreparable damage to the kidney and liver of human beings and animals if it entered the food-chain.
12. In the light of these serious allegations, it would be wholly inappropriate of us, at this stage, to interfere with the action of the State Pollution Control Board, more so since permitting the petitioner's industry to run in the interregnum may result in incalculable harm and irreparable damage. If, as is now contended before us by Mr. Dushyant Mainali, learned counsel for the petitioner, the petitioner's industry has since rectified the deficiencies, and the total Chromium content, in the prescribed inlet of the common effluent treatment plant, is below 2, this aspect can always be ascertained by the State Pollution Control Board on a fresh inspection being caused by it.
13. Suffice it, in such circumstances, to direct the State Pollution Control Board to cause a fresh inspection of the petitioner's effluent treatment plant, and ascertain whether the total Chromium content still exceeds the maximum limit prescribed in this regard. A report shall be submitted by the State Pollution Control Board to this Court by 22.04.2019.
14. Post on 22.04.2019.
15. Let a certified copy of this order be issued to all the parties, on payment of prescribed charges, today itself.
(N.S. Dhanik, J.) (Ramesh Ranganathan, C.J.) 12.04.2019 12.04.2019 Rahul


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The Boxer (1997)
A movie review by Michael J. Legeros Copyright 1998 by Michael J. Legeros
(Uni) Directed by Jim Sheridan Written by Jim Sheridan and Terry George Cast Daniel Day-Lewis, Emily Watson, Brian Cox, Ken Stott, Gerard McSorley, Ciaran Fitzgerald MPAA Rating "R" (presumably for violence and profanity) Running Time 108 minutes Reviewed at The Cary Imperial, Raleigh, NC (10JAN98)
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Though not particularly engaging as either a sports film or an IRA drama, THE BOXER *does* boast a great love story. Daniel Day-Lewis and Emily Watson (BREAKING THE WAVES) play Danny and Maggie, former teen lovers rekindling their romance almost a decade-and-a-half after Danny was sent up the river for IRA activities. He's out of prison, but not out of hot water. Seems Maggie's now a prisoner's wife, having married another IRA lad in the interim. And she's not supposed to date-- no prisoner's wife is. (They risk broken kneecaps, among other forms of societal scorn.) Now, for Maggie, the situation is even *more* dicey, 'cause her dad (Brian Cox) is an IRA bigwig. He's trying to negotiate a cease-fire that not everyone in his Belfast group is supporting, so he can't afford even the *appearance* of impropriety. He's also observed that Danny has gone the way of the pacifist, forgoing his IRA ties in favor of a more localized goal: renovating the community center into a sports gym. Got it? Yeah, there's lots going on here-- arguably too much for this third collaboration between Daniel Day-Lewis and director Jim Sheridan (IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER, MY LEFT FOOT). Neither the sports stuff nor the IRA in-fighting ends up particularly affecting, but it does keep your brain busy. (Do *all* Brits watch fights as if in a dinner-theater, with no shouting or yelling? Or just the upper-crust?) The romance is right there, though, thanks to two well-paired actors and enough obstacles in their characters' paths to ensure that tears will flow, no matter which way the story goes. Bring a hankie.
Grade: B-
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Love my fans
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Best fans #blessed
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This page is not a refrence for the slider widget it is just sample content do not refrence this page for slider widget usage! For the slider widget please see Slider Widget
The slider plugin has the following options:
disabled
default: false
Sets the default state of the slider to disabled when "true".
$('.selector').slider({ disabled: true });
highlight
Sets an active state fill on the track from the left edge to the slider handle when set to "true".
$('.selector').slider({ highlight: true });
initSelector
default: "input[type='range'], :jqmData(type='range'), :jqmData(role='slider')"
This is used to define the selectors (element types, data roles, etc.) that will automatically be initialized as sliders. To change which elements are initialized, bind this option to the mobileinit event:
$( document ).bind( "mobileinit", function(){ $.mobile.slider.prototype.options.initSelector = ".myslider"; });
mini
Sets the size of the element to a more compact, mini version. This option is also exposed as a data attribute: data-mini="true"
data-mini="true"
$('.selector').slider({ mini: true });
theme
default: null, inherited from parent
Sets the color scheme (swatch) for all instances of this widget. It accepts a single letter from a-z that maps to one of the swatches included in your theme. By default, it will inherit the same swatch color as its parent container if not explicitly set. This option is also exposed as a data attribute: data-theme="a"
data-theme="a"
$('.selector').slider({ theme: "a" });
trackTheme
Sets the color scheme (swatch) for the slider's track, specifically. It accepts a single letter from a-z that maps to one of the swatches included in your theme.
$('.selector').slider({ trackTheme: "a" });
This option can be overridden in the markup by assigning a data attribute to the input, e.g. data-track-theme="a".
data-track-theme="a"


“For Anyone Looking For An Organization To Help With Product Development, Design Or Any Other Product Related Needs, I Could Not Recommend Epiphany Strongly Enough!”
Peter Devlin
Fanshawe President
LIST OF SKILLS
listing of services
Full List of Services
- User Experience Design
- User Interface Design
- Brand & Product Design
- Colors & Font Design
- Graphic Design
- Visual Renders
- Photography
- Application Development
list of coding languages
- machine learning
- Drupal
- Shopify
- HTML/CSS
- Javascript
- Python
- C/C++
- Matlab
list of applications specialized in
- Mg Animation
- Film and TV effects
- 3D models
- Interactive movies
- After Effects
- Cinema 4D
- Premiere pro
- Final cut pro


{% extends "base.html" %}
{% load i18n %}
{% block head_title %}{% trans "Welcome" %}{% endblock %}
{% block tab_id %}id="home_tab"{% endblock %}
{% block body %}
Now there are more ways than ever for you to connect with people and information in Black Rock City. A dedicated team of artists, coders, and software developers, in close collaboration with the organization, have created tools to help you locate others, schedule and find themecamp events, artwork, and much more. This project is aimed at providing a digital space which encompasses the entire event and community, both in BRC and in archival form, long after the dust has settled.
Looking for the recently released API? Burning Man's API now enables developers and artists alike to remix and reuse publicly available data from the event.
A few things to keep in mind if you are accesing the public network here in BRC. It is an open, unsecured network.
We've got a 'short tube'. The 10Mbps is shared by the entire Black Rock City. This includes Emergency Services and all the other BRC departments. Please limit high bandwidth use. Traffic shaping is in effect, (or QoS for the geeks) and use of the network is prioritized by need.
Public internet is brought to you by a dedicated team of geeky volunteers, and is not supported by Burning Man. This is a 'best-effort' service. Don't panic if you can't login to your favorite social network, there's the whole city waiting for you to explore it!
{% endblock %}


In Central Asia: Experts Discuss Opportunities to Grow IXPs
When the Internet Society, Asian Development Bank, and the United Nations
Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific examined the regional
digital economy of Central Asia in 2015,


Tuberculosis (TB) is a potentially serious infectious disease that mainly affects your lungs. The bacteria that cause tuberculosis are spread from one person to another through tiny droplets released into the air via coughs and sneezes.
In the past 3 months, there has been 32 diagnosed cases of tuberculosis.
The average cost to treat a case of TB is P650.00.
Dengue fever is a mosquito-borne tropical disease caused by the dengue virus. Symptoms typically begin three to fourteen days after infection. This may include a high fever, headache, vomiting, muscle and joint pains, and a characteristic skin rash.
In the past 3 months, there has been 128 diagnosed cases of dengue.
The average cost to treat a case of dengue is P1,130.00.
Polio, short for poliomyelitis, or infantile paralysis, is an infectious disease caused by the poliovirus. In about 0.5 percent of cases there is muscle weakness resulting in an inability to move.
In the past 3 months, there has been 2 diagnosed cases of polio.
The average cost to treat a case of polio is P350.00.
Scabies is one of several skin conditions that can cause itching and rashes. It is a dermatologic condition caused by sarcoptes scabiei, an eight-legged microscopic mite. Scabies is contagious and can spread very easily from person to person through close physical contact.
In the past 3 months, there has been 571 diagnosed cases of scabies.
The average cost to treat a case of scabies is P150.00.


User API¶
High-Level Features:
An OpenAI Gym style Realm (environment) API for creating and interacting with Neural MMO instances. We deviate slightly from the prototypical Gym API in order to support large and variable numbers of agents. Our Realm API does not directly depend on RLlib, but our modifications their multiagent environment conventions in order to enable native compatibility.
Configuration options for customizing and toggling varous features of the environment
Various tools and hooks for analyzing policies and visualizing agent learning directly in the Unity3D client
API Reference:
Developer API¶
The doctree below contains automatically generated documentation for the entire project. This is not intended for typical users but is a useful reference for Neural MMO developers and contributors. We are currently working on a more thorough Developer Guide. In the meanwhile, here are a few tips and gotchas for folks looking to get involved:
Before you do anything else, join the Discord to discuss what parts of the project you are interested in contributing to. It is possible that the feature you’d like to build is already in development or that we have a subsystem you can work off of.
Only functions with docstrings are displayed by default; always refer to the source for internal functions. At current scale, we focus on concise, self-documenting code outside of the User API. That said, the self that wrote the code is not always the best at determining what is self-documenting. Let me know if you find anything confusing – it probably needs reworking.
Not all of the files below are in use. In particular, several game systems, such as items+inventory, were prototyped early on in development but have been put on hold in order to prioritize models/infrastructure. That said, if you are looking for environment-side features to work on, these are good candidates.
- projekt package
- forge package
- forge.blade package
- forge.blade.core package
- forge.blade.entity package
- forge.blade.hook package
- forge.blade.io package
- forge.blade.item package
- forge.blade.lib package
- forge.blade.systems package
- forge.blade.systems.visualizer namespace
- forge.blade.systems.ai module
- forge.blade.systems.combat module
- forge.blade.systems.droptable module
- forge.blade.systems.equipment module
- forge.blade.systems.exchange module
- forge.blade.systems.experience module
- forge.blade.systems.inventory module
- forge.blade.systems.recipe module
- forge.blade.systems.skill module
- forge.ethyr package
- forge.trinity package
- forge.blade package


Concept
The main idea is to provide an endpoint that randomly presents some kind of problem, it could be a dealy or an internal server error
How-to
By doing a GET HTTP request to https://chaotic-api.herokuapp.com/tryme, you may receive one of the responses below:
- SUCCESS - { "statusCode": 200, "message": "All good." }
- DELAY - { "statusCode": 200, "message": "Your response has been delayed." }
- ERROR - { "statusCode": 500, "message": "Something went wrong." }
Repo
Feel free to do suggestion through GitHub


author: Tomasz Biela (Tebe)
https://github.com/graemeg/freepascal/blob/master/packages/fv/src/time.pas
| name: | description: |
|---|---|
| CurrentMinuteOfDay | FUNCTION CurrentMinuteOfDay: Word;Returns the number of minutes since midnight of a current system time.
returns: |
| CurrentSecondOfDay | FUNCTION CurrentSecondOfDay: cardinal;Returns the number of seconds since midnight of current system time.
returns: |
| CurrentSec100OfDay | FUNCTION CurrentSec100OfDay: Cardinal;Returns the 1/100ths of a second since midnight of current system time.
returns: |
| MinuteOfDay | FUNCTION MinuteOfDay (Hour24, Minute: Word): Word;Returns the number of minutes since midnight of a valid given time.
returns: |
| SecondOfDay | FUNCTION SecondOfDay (Hour24, Minute, Second: Word): cardinal;Returns the number of seconds since midnight of a valid given time.
returns: |
| MinutesToTime | PROCEDURE MinutesToTime (Md: cardinal; Var Hour24, Minute: Word);Returns the time in hours and minutes of a given number of minutes.
parameters: |
| SecondsToTime | PROCEDURE SecondsToTime (Sd: cardinal; Var Hour24, Minute, Second: Word);Returns the time in hours, mins and secs of a given number of seconds.
parameters: |


{{define "sidebar"}}
Dashboard
Notifications
Table List
Typography
Start Event Stream
Stop Event Stream


{% import "PT/macros/assets.html" as assets %}
{{ assets.bootstrap_css }} {{ assets.stylesheet('/app/assets/css/system.css') }}If this is your first time using Prontotype then you'll probably a want to check out the Prontotype documentation to help you get started.
Happy prototyping!


| Overview | Module | Use | Devguide | Index |
| uses of interface XComponentContext |
back to interface XComponentContext |
| Services which Support this Interface |
| ::com::sun::star::configuration::bootstrap::BootstrapContext |
| Uses as Return Type |
| ::com::sun::star::script::provider::XScriptContext::getComponentContext() |
| Uses as Parameter |
| ::com::sun::star::lang::XMultiComponentFactory::createInstanceWithArgumentsAndContext() ::com::sun::star::lang::XSingleComponentFactory::createInstanceWithArgumentsAndContext() ::com::sun::star::lang::XMultiComponentFactory::createInstanceWithContext() ::com::sun::star::lang::XSingleComponentFactory::createInstanceWithContext() |
| Uses as Data Type |
| ::com::sun::star::lang::ServiceManager::DefaultContext |
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UA
This example demonstrates how to access YUI's built-in user-agent information to learn things about the environment in which your code is running. This includes information like what browser, version, and operating system are being used; it also includes context information like whether you're code is running on a mobile browser, running in a secure page, or running under Adobe Air or Google Caja.
Note: We strongly recommend using feature detection rather than user-agent sniffing to fork code. Fork on the user-agent information only when absolutely necessary to do so (for example, in cases where browsers do not report their own capabilities accurately).
UA properties set for your browser:


Ensuring accountability and transparency
Trump made a lot of promises during the campaign. Our team wanted to create a way to show exactly how much of his promises he ended up keeping.
We created a page where users can both see the percentage of promises that had been kept, broken, or were in some other status, and let users filter and sort individual promises to find out more information about them.
This project made use of two libraries: Isotope and D3. They are relatively hefty libraries, so we needed to make sure users only downloaded what they needed and when they needed it.
So, I made sure to only load in those libraries once this page was loaded.
this.getIsotope = function() {
// Only run if promises are present on the page
if ( $('.bon-grid-item.news-trump-promises.module-promise').length > 0 ) {
$.ajaxSetup({
cache: true
});
$.getScript('https://s.aolcdn.com/aoldotcom-releases/trump-promises/isotope.pkgd.min.js', function() {
self.startIsotope();
});
$.ajaxSetup({
cache: false
});
}
};
this.getD3 = function() {
if ( $('.bon-grid-item.news-trump-promises.module-graph').length > 0 ) {
$.ajaxSetup({
cache: true
});
$.getScript('https://s.aolcdn.com/aoldotcom-releases/trump-promises/d3.min.js', function() {
self.createGraph();
});
$.ajaxSetup({
cache: false
});
}
};
Editors kept track of the state of promises and updated them accordingly. Users could filter the promises by category, status, and how recently updated they were.
Isotope powered the filtering and sorting, and I used D3 to draw a pie chart showing the status of all promises at a glance.
User experience was key to making this work. However, I was only given designs for desktop, and this needed to work for all devices.
So, the design decisions made on mobile were all made by me. Using the design language already established in the desktop mockups, I made sure to keep the page hierarchy in a way that made sense for mobile.
I learned to only load in what I needed, and to use the skills I had to get the job done. I have been given desktop designs and have created mobile designs from them many times, and a task like this is perfectly suited for my skillset.


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{'Here you can edit info page'|lang}
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