News story
A new report from the Centre for Economics and Business Research reveals that consumers prefer to do business with businesses employing apprentices.
The report, launched to mark the start of National Apprenticeship Week 2015, is part of a national drive to promote the benefits of apprenticeships. Events across the country will celebrate the success of apprenticeships that have been transformed over recent years so they are more responsive to the needs of employers and learners.
The Benefits of Apprenticeships to Businesses study finds that offering apprenticeships were perceived by two-thirds of the public as contributing to society and providing opportunities for young people, with 5 million consumers more likely to make a purchase from an apprentice employer.
One in four consumers say they would go as far as even paying more for goods and services offered by companies that employ apprentices. Aggregated across key sectors in the economy, this price-premium would equate to an additional £18 billion a year in consumer spending.
National Apprenticeship Week will also see the launch of a new mentoring service for small businesses interested in taking on apprentices will be launched by small business champion Jason Holt CBE.
Today’s research also highlights a number of other financial benefits firms employing apprentices can enjoy, such as increased long-term productivity. A typical apprentice delivers productivity gains of over £10,000 per annum, rising to almost double that in the construction and planning, and engineering and manufacturing sectors.
Moreover, the research demonstrates that even before an apprentice is fully qualified, many businesses will see economic benefits of offering apprenticeships. The figures show that while training, each apprentice in England is estimated to deliver an average positive net gain of £1,670 per annum to their employers.
Business Secretary Vince Cable said:
In launching National Apprenticeship Week we are celebrating the 2.1 million apprenticeship starts since 2010 and the positive impact they are having on businesses around the country.
The benefits of apprenticeships are clear - they make a vital contribution to the economy, boost business productivity and give people the skills they need to get on in the world of work.
As this research shows, there has been an important shift in the attitudes towards apprenticeships with businesses, consumers, and young people recognising the significant opportunities they can offer.
Skills Minister Nick Boles said:
This research is further proof that apprenticeships deliver for businesses as well as providing life changing opportunities for young people.
National Apprenticeship Week gives us the opportunity to raise the profile of apprenticeships and traineeships, and to celebrate the important role they play in our economy. I encourage people of all ages and employers of all shapes and sizes to find out more about apprenticeships and how they can deliver for them.
The CEBR report examines the benefits that apprentices offer businesses both while they are training and long after they have completed their apprenticeships:
Scott Corfe, co-author of the report The Benefits of Apprenticeships to Businesses, said:
Previous Cebr research has demonstrated the impact of apprenticeships to the economy and the country as a whole, but this report proves that hiring apprentices has a hugely positive impact on employers themselves. Not only do apprentices contribute to the productivity of a company from day one, but consumers are more likely to switch to brands and firms that employ apprentices.
As part of National Apprenticeship Week, employers are being encouraged to share their reasons for employing apprentices on social media, with #100reasonswhy.
HR and Training Manager, Steve Starling from Suffolk based JEB Engineering Design has already taken part and commented:
We’ve been recruiting apprentices for over 35 years. Many staff members in senior positions here started out as apprentices, including our Managing Director. We believe our future success is dependent on a strong, sustainable apprenticeship programme.
To find out more about National Apprenticeship Week go to www.gov.uk/naw2015 .
Published: 9 March 2015
From: Skills Funding Agency
Part of: Further education and training


The new update has pwm frequency of 30khz with drivers capable of driving mosfets at high speed and a rise time of 50ns at gate of power mosfet.Fast opto also enable isolation of controller.The power mosfet is replaced with higher power and current ratings and faster flyback diodes used across motor.
Snubber box capacitors are also implemented across dc link electrolytic capacitors.
The leads of free wheeling diode are kept such that it covers max inductance of motor terminals.
When operating at high switching frequency and high power,wire inductance should be noted.Below shows one quadrant dc controller with cautions while designing the PCB.
Free wheeling diode should be placed near mosfet so that it covers max inductance length,including motor wires.
A high frequency,box capacitor should also be used as a filter for removing spikes due to left inductance.
The resistor dividor causes undesired rise and fall time in power mosfets.Hence new design is implemented to make design more reliable.
The driver consists of push pull mechanism ,controlled by pwm pulses.
The below design lacked snubber capacitors and correct pcb layout for avoiding wire inductances.
We tried this diode for free wheeling energy but it was not able to sufficiently supress voltage spikes of 100v.
This high speed switching schottky diode were better performing in freewheeling energy and supressed voltage spikes of 100v reduces in frequency.
The video shows measurements while controller is used to run the car.Readings are of power mosfet drain with respect to ground .Observe the voltage spikes!


In this quick start, we will:
- create a system,
- run it client side
- and server side.
- click on the + button on the left toolbar,
- set StarWars as name,
- a new system is now created and appears in the Systems list.
- click on the Schema tab,
- click on the + button on the left toolbar,
- set Jedi as name,
- a new schema is now created and appears in the Schemas list,
- click on it,
- update the MSON with this:
{\n
"_id": "1e378193da16eef",\n
"_name": "Jedi",\n
"_inherit": [\n
"RuntimeComponent"\n
],\n
"firstName": "property",\n
"lastName": "property",\n
"father": "link",\n
"fullName": "method"\n
}
Use property for creating a property.
Use link for creating a link between models.
Use collection for creating a collection.
Use method for creating a method.
Use event for creating an event.
A model will be automatically generated based on the informations you set in the schema.
- click on the Models tab,
- click on fullName method,
- you navigate to the Behavior context,
- click on fullName element,
- update the code with this:
function fullName(param) {\n
var result = this.firstName() + ' ' + this.lastName();\n
return result;\n
}
- click on the Components tab,
- select Jedi on right,
- click on the + button on the left toolbar,
- a new component is now created and appears in the Components list,
- click on it,
- update the JSON with this:
{\n
"_id": "13331191e31d2d0",\n
"father": {},\n
"firstName": "Dark",\n
"lastName": "Vador"\n
}
- save.
- click on the + button on the left toolbar,
- a new component is now created and appears in the Components list,
- click on it,
- update the JSON with this:
{\n
"_id": "166c21e4a01dd30",\n
"father": "13331191e31d2d0",\n
"firstName": "Luke",\n
"lastName": "Skywalker"\n
}
- click on the Behaviors tab,
- click on StarWars on the right list,
- click on the element who has got 'main' as name,
- update the code with this:
function main() {\n
var luke = null,\n
logger = null;\n
\n
// get the component\n
luke = this.require('166c21e4a01dd30');\n
\n
// get the name of the father of Luke\n
logger = this.require('logger');\n
logger.debug(luke.father().fullName());\n
}
- click on the run button on the left of toolbar,
- lick on the Logs tab and you will see the result.
- click on the export button,
- select HTML,
- your system will be exported in a HTML file,
- load the page.
- click on the export button,
- select JS (Node.js),
- your system will be exported in a JavaScript file,
- save the file on your server project,
- in your project, install this package to run your system:
npm install system-runtime --save
node StarWars.js


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Class ConsoleColorContext
Contains the state of current and original Console foreground and background color settings.
The context should be used in a using
-block to ensure proper resetting of console colors.
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: THNETII.Common.Cli
Assembly: THNETII.Common.Cli.dll
Syntax
public sealed class ConsoleColorContext : IDisposable
Examples
using System;
using THNETII.Common.Cli;
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("This text is written normally.");
using (var context = new ConsoleColorContext(ConsoleColor.Red))
{
Console.WriteLine("This text is written using red foreground coloring.");
}
Console.WriteLine("This text is written normally again.");
}
}
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceConsoleColorContext(Nullable<ConsoleColor>, Nullable<ConsoleColor>)
Initializes a new Console Color context with the specified ConsoleColor values, applying the requested colors immediately and configuring the context to reset the colors on disposal.
Declaration
public ConsoleColorContext(ConsoleColor? fgColor = default(ConsoleColor? ), ConsoleColor? bgColor = default(ConsoleColor? ))
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Nullable<ConsoleColor> | fgColor | The foreground console color to set, or |
| Nullable<ConsoleColor> | bgColor | The background console color to set, or |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| SecurityException | The user does not have permission to get or set the current value of either ForegroundColor or BackgroundColor. |
| IOException | An I/O error occurred while attempting to read from or write to the current value of either ForegroundColor or BackgroundColor. |
| InvalidOperationException | The color specified for either the foreground color or the background color is not a valid member of ConsoleColor. The InnerException property contains the ArgumentException thrown from the set invocation to ForegroundColor or BackgroundColor. |
ConsoleColorContext(Nullable<ConsoleColor>, Nullable<ConsoleColor>, Nullable<ConsoleColor>, Nullable<ConsoleColor>, Boolean)
Initializes a new Console Color context with the specified ConsoleColor values, and optionally applies the requested colors immediately.
Declaration
public ConsoleColorContext(ConsoleColor? fgColor, ConsoleColor? bgColor, ConsoleColor? fgColorOriginal, ConsoleColor? bgColorOriginal, bool set = true)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Nullable<ConsoleColor> | fgColor | The foreground console color to set, or |
| Nullable<ConsoleColor> | bgColor | The background console color to set, or |
| Nullable<ConsoleColor> | fgColorOriginal | The original foregorund console color to reset to when the context is disposed, or |
| Nullable<ConsoleColor> | bgColorOriginal | The original background console color to reset to when the context is disposed, or |
| Boolean | set | If |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| InvalidOperationException | The color specified for either the foreground color or the background color is not a valid member of ConsoleColor. The InnerException property contains the ArgumentException thrown from the set invocation to ForegroundColor or BackgroundColor. |
| SecurityException | The user does not have permission to set the current value of either ForegroundColor or BackgroundColor. |
| IOException | An I/O error occurred while attempting to write to the current value of either ForegroundColor or BackgroundColor. |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceBackgroundColor
The background color to use while this context is active.
Declaration
public ConsoleColor BackgroundColor { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ConsoleColor |
If ChangeBackgroundColor is
If ChangeBackgroundColor is |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| SecurityException | The user does not have permission to get the current value of BackgroundColor. |
| IOException | An I/O error occurred while attempting to read the current value of BackgroundColor. |
ChangeBackgroundColor
Whether calling Set() will change set the value of BackgroundColor.
Declaration
public bool ChangeBackgroundColor { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
|
ChangeForegroundColor
Whether this context is configured to set ForegroundColor when Set() is invoked.
Declaration
public bool ChangeForegroundColor { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
|
ForegroundColor
The foreground color to use while this context is active.
Declaration
public ConsoleColor ForegroundColor { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ConsoleColor |
If ChangeForegroundColor is
If ChangeForegroundColor is |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| SecurityException | The user does not have permission to get the current value of ForegroundColor. |
| IOException | An I/O error occurred while attempting to read the current value of ForegroundColor. |
OriginalBackgroundColor
The background color to reset to when this context is disposed.
Declaration
public ConsoleColor OriginalBackgroundColor { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ConsoleColor |
If ResetForegroundColor is
If ResetForegroundColor is |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| SecurityException | The user does not have permission to get the current value of ForegroundColor. |
| IOException | An I/O error occurred while attempting to read the current value of ForegroundColor. |
OriginalForegroundColor
The foreground color to reset to when this context is disposed.
Declaration
public ConsoleColor OriginalForegroundColor { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ConsoleColor |
If ResetForegroundColor is
If ResetForegroundColor is |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| SecurityException | The user does not have permission to get the current value of ForegroundColor. |
| IOException | An I/O error occurred while attempting to read the current value of ForegroundColor. |
ResetBackgroundColor
Whether this context is configured to reset BackgroundColor to its original value when Reset() is invoked.
Declaration
public bool ResetBackgroundColor { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
|
ResetForegroundColor
Whether this context is configured to reset ForegroundColor to its original value when Reset() is invoked.
Declaration
public bool ResetForegroundColor { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
|
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceDispose()
Calls Reset(), but is guaranteed to be executed only once. Subsequent calls to Dispose() will have no effect.
Declaration
public void Dispose()
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceFinalize()
Disposes the object at garbage collection. If the context has already been disposed, this finalizer has no effect.
Declaration
protected void Finalize()
Reset()
Resets the foreground and background console colors to the orginal values configured in the context.
Declaration
public void Reset()
Remarks
This method can be called multiple times.
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| InvalidOperationException | The color specified for either the foreground color or the background color is not a valid member of ConsoleColor. The InnerException property contains the ArgumentException thrown from the set invocation to ForegroundColor or BackgroundColor. |
| SecurityException | The user does not have permission to set the current value of either ForegroundColor or BackgroundColor. |
| IOException | An I/O error occurred while attempting to write to the current value of either ForegroundColor or BackgroundColor. |
See Also
| Improve this Doc View SourceSet()
Sets the foreground and background console colors according to values configured in the context.
Declaration
public void Set()
Remarks
This method can be called multiple times.
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| InvalidOperationException | The color specified for either the foreground color or the background color is not a valid member of ConsoleColor. The InnerException property contains the ArgumentException thrown from the set invocation to ForegroundColor or BackgroundColor. |
| SecurityException | The user does not have permission to set the current value of either ForegroundColor or BackgroundColor. |
| IOException | An I/O error occurred while attempting to write to the current value of either ForegroundColor or BackgroundColor. |


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])
def test_implicit_lstm_synthetic(randomness, expected_mrr):
interactions = synthetic.generate_sequential(num_users=1000,
num_items=1000,
num_interactions=10000,
concentration_parameter=randomness,
random_state=RANDOM_STATE)
train, test = user_based_train_test_split(interactions,
random_state=RANDOM_STATE)
train = train.to_sequence(max_sequence_length=10)
test = test.to_sequence(max_sequence_length=10)
model = ImplicitSequenceModel(loss="bpr",
representation="lstm",
batch_size=128,
learning_rate=1e-1,
l2=1e-7,
n_iter=300)
model.fit(train, verbose=True)
mrr = sequence_mrr_score(model, test)
print("MRR {} randomness {}".format(mrr.mean(), randomness))
assert mrr.mean() > expected_mrr
After Change
])
def test_implicit_lstm_synthetic(randomness, expected_mrr):
random_state = np.random.RandomState(RANDOM_SEED)
train, test = _get_synthetic_data(randomness=randomness,
random_state=random_state)
model = ImplicitSequenceModel(loss=LOSS,
representation="lstm",
batch_size=BATCH_SIZE,


9.1.1.b label element in a group element
The first element in each of the two groups is a label element. This label should act as a label
for the entire group. The group labeled "Shipping Address" must include the inputs
Street Name and City.
The group labeled "Shipping Date" must include the inputs Day and Month.
Shipping Address
Street Name:
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WILL PENNY (director/writer: Tom Gries; cinematographer: Lucien Ballard; cast: Charlton Heston (Will Penny), Joan Hackett (Catherine Allen), Donald Pleasence (Preacher Quint), Lee Majors (Blue), Anthony Zerbe (Dutchy), Jon Francis (Horace Greeley Allen), Bruce Dern (Rafe Quint), Ben Johnson (Alex ), Slim Pickens (Ike Walterstein, trail cook), Clifton James (Catron), William Schallert (Dr. Fraker), Gene Rutherford (Rufus Quint), Anthony Costello (Bigfoot), G.D. Spradlin (Anse Howard), Robert Luster (Shem Bodine), 1968)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
Charlton Heston as Will Penny, gives, arguably, his best performance ever, in this magnificent Western on an aging cowboy, a loner, an illiterate, faced with the prospects of a dim future. He is someone who realizes that he can't do anything else but what he has been doing all his life, as he chooses to be a drifter rather than face the responsibilities of being with the one he loves. Written and directed by Tom Gries, who achieved critical but not commercial success with this demanding psychological character study on the hardships of a cowboy's lonely life, one of the most underrated Westerns ever made. He never made a film again of the same quality.
Will is working on the range to help bring a cattle herd to market. He sees the railroad tracks being laid on the prairie, indicating that time is running out for the cowboy way of life. Razzed by a young cowboy for being ancient, he refuses to fight back until the work is completed, not wanting to hurt his hands. When the cattle drive is over he has no trouble beating the younger cowboy. The boss, a fair man, Anse Howard (Costello), rewards him with a job to tide him over for the winter. But another cowboy gives him a hard luck story and Will gives him the job. He rides off with two other cowboys who think they might know of a place to pick up some work.
Seeing an elk in the woods, Blue (Lee Majors) and Dutchy (Zerbe) go to shoot it, but before they can fire, someone from across the river kills the elk. When they go retrieve it, a preacher, Quint (Pleasence) and his three sons, tell them that is their elk. The two sides shoot it out as Will joins his friends and kills one of the preacher's sons. The preacher then goes into a Biblical Old Testament rage about "An Eye for an Eye," promising to hunt down the killer. Penny calls these men "rawhiders."
Meanwhile, Dutchy, who is not handy with a gun, during the fight shoots himself in the gut and seems to be dying. The men try to find a doctor but to no avail. At the first town they come to, the saloon keeper tells them that he's a dead man for sure, the nearest doctor is too far away to reach in time, that they may as well stay here and have a few drinks. They leave Dutchy in the wagon and go have a few drinks. Also at this rest stop, is Catherine Allen (Hackett) and her young son Horace (Francis). They are going from their Ohio home to Oregon to meet her husband who went ahead of them to get the farm started. Her husband paid for a driver (Luster) to take them there.
They eventually get Dutchy to the doctor, who is the town barber. After spending the night in a hotel with a whore and taking a bath for the first time in months, Will rides off to the Flat Iron ranch to get work without waiting to see if Dutchy made it. He takes the place of the man he finds on the trail who probably died because his horse bucked. His job will be as a lineman for the big spread Montana ranch, where he will spend the winter in a shack and keep the cattle from straying and make sure no one squats on the land.
His first surprise is that he meets Catherine and her boy living in the shack he is supposed to live in. He tells them that the boss who hired him, Alex (Ben Johnson), told him there was to be no squatters, that he'll give them a week to leave before he returns from going around the spread to see where all the cattle are. But on the trail he is jumped by the psycho preacher and his subhuman sons, Rafe (Dern) and Rufus (Rutherford). All the rawhiders give over-the-top performances, with Pleasence's one being as maniacal as it gets. They severely knife Will and strip him of all his possessions leaving him there to die, but he somehow gets back to the shack and is nursed back to health by Catherine.
The cold and foreboding shack becomes a warm place, as the two gently fall for each other, without Will doing anything dishonorable. The chemistry between Heston and Hackett was magical. The cowboy attracted to her but respectful of her marital status, manages to find love in relating to her son and teaching him how to be a cowpoke. But it is all shattered during Christmas when the rawhiders come again to torture Will and now include Catherine and her son in their sick Biblical revenge.
After their rescue, Catherine renounces her husband and wants to live with Will. But in this somber ending, Will tells her he is almost fifty years old, he can't change his way of life, and the two part company.
The script captures the nuances and local flavor of the cowboy on the trail in an authentic and moving manner. The direction was superb; the lucid cinematography added to the splendor of the story. An elegant Western, exemplified by truly subtle performances by Heston and Hackett.
REVIEWED ON 2/29/2000 GRADE: A
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Transparency-keys: 0-9
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Motion-blur effect key: m
Use mouse to rotate 3D view. (
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[hax,hs]=SLIDERPLOT(...) simple single axis plot with a slider to browse through the data. The function returns the handle of the axes and the slider object. Arguments can be anything that the plot command accepts.
[hax,hs]=SLIDERPLOT({...},{...},...) plots multiple plots in multiple axes. Every argument should be a cell array with valid arguments for the plot command.
[hax,hs]=SLIDERPLOT({...},{...},...,'height',h) sets the relative heights of the multiple axes.
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Stratford-on-Avon Election candidates for 2019 - Labour, Tories, Lib Dem, Brexit party and more
The constituency includes the historic town itself, Warwick, and is the home of the Royal Shakespeare Company theatre
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistTory Nadhim Zahawi triumphed in Stratford on Avon with an increased number of votes back in 2017 - but can he repeat the feat?
His share rose by 4.5 per cent polling 32,657 votes - a majority of 20,958 over his nearest challenger Labour's Jeff Kenner, who received the backing of 11,699 electros.
However this was an increase of 9.29 per cent on the party's 2015 haul - and a 2.4 per cent swing to Labour.
The constituency includes the historic town itself, Warwick, and is the home of the Royal Shakespeare Company theatre.
It is surrounded by green belt villages southeast of Birmingham. , with the next largest wards being Studley and Alcester each with just under 5,000 electors.
In 2019, Mr Zahawi will represent the Tories, and the full list of candidates can be seen below:
*Nadhim Zahawi (C)
Felix Ling (Lab)
Dominic Skinner (LD)
Dave Passingham (Green)
The electorate is some 70,800 people.
Traditionally, elections are held every five years to determine which party will head up the British government. However since 2015, this year will be the third time that voters have been called to the ballot box.
Following the controversial Brexit referendum in 2016, the public has witnessed tiresome debates in Parliament resulting in several failed exit deal suggestions.
Three-and-a-half years on, we’re still quite a way off deciding what the state of play will be when the UK leaves the European Union.
At present, Prime Minister, Boris Johnson does not have enough Conservative MPs to pass new laws and approve plans for a Brexit strategy.
It is hoped the general election on December 12, will amend that.


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Version 5.1 – February 2018
ORMLite provides a lightweight Object Relational Mapping between Java classes and SQL databases. There are certainly more mature ORMs which provide this functionality including Hibernate and iBatis. However, the author wanted a simple yet powerful wrapper around the JDBC functions, and Hibernate and iBatis are significantly more complicated with many dependencies.
ORMLite supports JDBC connections to MySQL, Postgres, H2, SQLite, Derby, HSQLDB, Microsoft SQL Server, and can be extended to additional ones relatively easily. ORMLite also supports native database calls on Android OS. There are also initial implementations for DB2, Oracle, generic ODBC, and Netezza although the author needs access to an instance of each of these databases to tune the support. Contact the author if your database is not supported.
To get started quickly with ORMLite, see section Getting Started. Android users should also look at the Android specific pages. See section Using With Android. You can also take a look at the the examples section of the document which has various working code packages and Android applications. See section Example Code. There is also a PDF version of this documentation.
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| 1. Getting Started | Getting started with ORMLite. | |
| 2. How to Use | More details on how to use the system. | |
| 3. Custom Statement Builder | How to use the custom statement builder. | |
| 4. Using With Android | Using with the Android OS. | |
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| 6. Upgrade From Old Versions | Upgrading from a previous version. | |
| 7. Example Code | Usage examples to help you get started. | |
| 8. Contributions | Contributions from others who helped. | |
| 9. ISC Open Source License | ISC Open Source license for the project. | |
| Index of Concepts | Index of concepts in the manual. |
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Probability distribution functions.
estimation - (dir) Probability distribution estimation.
dsamp - Generates samples from discrete distribution.
erfc2 - Normal cumulative distribution function.
gmmsamp - Generates sample from Gaussian mixture model.
gsamp - Generates sample from Gaussian distribution.
kmeans - K-means clustering algorithm.
mahalan - Computes Mahalanobis distance.
pdfgauss - Computes probability for Gaussian distribution.
pdfgmm - Computes probability for Gaussian mixture model.
sigmoid - Evaluates sigmoid function.
About: Statistical Pattern Recognition Toolbox
(C) 1999-2004, Written by Vojtech Franc and Vaclav Hlavac
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Salesforce Consultant at People4U, Inc. (2019 - 2020)
- Trained and part took in a Japanese Project that focuses on API Integration to Salesforce CRM.
- Built a franchising app using PHP & MySQL together with an integration of Salesforce to the custom app.
Salesforce Development Specialist at AXA Philippines (2020 - 2022)
- Developing and Administering new and old Salesforce contents by AXA.
Salesforce Developer at Atos Syntel (2022 - Present)
- Develop custom apps in salesforce for the clients.


UNCURL public functions¶
uncurl.max_variance_genes¶
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uncurl.
max_variance_genes
(data, nbins=5, frac=0.2)[source]¶ This function identifies the genes that have the max variance across a number of bins sorted by mean.
Parameters: - data (array) – genes x cells
- nbins (int) – number of bins to sort genes by mean expression level. Default: 10.
- frac (float) – fraction of genes to return per bin - between 0 and 1. Default: 0.1
Returns: list of gene indices (list of ints)
uncurl.qualNorm¶
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uncurl.
qualNorm
(data, qualitative)[source]¶ Generates starting points using binarized data. If qualitative data is missing for a given gene, all of its entries should be -1 in the qualitative matrix.
Parameters: - data (array) – 2d array of genes x cells
- qualitative (array) – 2d array of numerical data - genes x clusters
Returns: Array of starting positions for state estimation or clustering, with shape genes x clusters
uncurl.poisson_cluster¶
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uncurl.
poisson_cluster
(data, k, init=None, max_iters=100)[source]¶ Performs Poisson hard EM on the given data.
Parameters: - data (array) – A 2d array- genes x cells. Can be dense or sparse; for best performance, sparse matrices should be in CSC format.
- k (int) – Number of clusters
- init (array, optional) – Initial centers - genes x k array. Default: None, use kmeans++
- max_iters (int, optional) – Maximum number of iterations. Default: 100
Returns: a cells x 1 vector of cluster assignments, and a genes x k array of cluster means.
Return type: a tuple of two arrays
uncurl.nb_cluster¶
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uncurl.
nb_cluster
(data, k, P_init=None, R_init=None, assignments=None, means=None, max_iters=10)[source]¶ Performs negative binomial clustering on the given data. If some genes have mean > variance, then these genes are fitted to a Poisson distribution.
Parameters: - data (array) – genes x cells
- k (int) – number of clusters
- P_init (array) – NB success prob param - genes x k. Default: random
- R_init (array) – NB stopping param - genes x k. Default: random
- assignments (array) – cells x 1 array of integers 0...k-1. Default: kmeans-pp (poisson)
- means (array) – initial cluster means (for use with kmeans-pp to create initial assignments). Default: None
- max_iters (int) – default: 100
Returns: 1d array of length cells, containing integers 0...k-1 P (array): genes x k - value is 0 for genes with mean > var R (array): genes x k - value is inf for genes with mean > var
Return type: assignments (array)
uncurl.poisson_estimate_state¶
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uncurl.
poisson_estimate_state
(data, clusters, init_means=None, init_weights=None, method='NoLips', max_iters=30, tol=1e-10, disp=False, inner_max_iters=100, normalize=True, initialization='tsvd', parallel=True, threads=4, max_assign_weight=0.75, run_w_first=True, constrain_w=False, regularization=0.0)[source]¶ Uses a Poisson Covex Mixture model to estimate cell states and cell state mixing weights.
To lower computational costs, use a sparse matrix, set disp to False, and set tol to 0.
Parameters: - data (array) – genes x cells array or sparse matrix.
- clusters (int) – number of mixture components
- init_means (array, optional) – initial centers - genes x clusters. Default: from Poisson kmeans
- init_weights (array, optional) – initial weights - clusters x cells, or assignments as produced by clustering. Default: from Poisson kmeans
- method (str, optional) – optimization method. Current options are ‘NoLips’ and ‘L-BFGS-B’. Default: ‘NoLips’.
- max_iters (int, optional) – maximum number of iterations. Default: 30
- tol (float, optional) – if both M and W change by less than tol (RMSE), then the iteration is stopped. Default: 1e-10
- disp (bool, optional) – whether or not to display optimization progress. Default: False
- inner_max_iters (int, optional) – Number of iterations to run in the optimization subroutine for M and W. Default: 100
- normalize (bool, optional) – True if the resulting W should sum to 1 for each cell. Default: True.
- initialization (str, optional) – If initial means and weights are not provided, this describes how they are initialized. Options: ‘cluster’ (poisson cluster for means and weights), ‘kmpp’ (kmeans++ for means, random weights), ‘km’ (regular k-means), ‘tsvd’ (tsvd(50) + k-means). Default: tsvd.
- parallel (bool, optional) – Whether to use parallel updates (sparse NoLips only). Default: True
- threads (int, optional) – How many threads to use in the parallel computation. Default: 4
- max_assign_weight (float, optional) – If using a clustering-based initialization, how much weight to assign to the max weight cluster. Default: 0.75
- run_w_first (bool, optional) – Whether or not to optimize W first (if false, M will be optimized first). Default: True
- constrain_w (bool, optional) – If True, then W is normalized after every iteration. Default: False
- regularization (float, optional) – Regularization coefficient for M and W. Default: 0 (no regularization).
Returns: genes x clusters - state means W (array): clusters x cells - state mixing components for each cell ll (float): final log-likelihood
Return type: M (array)
uncurl.nb_estimate_state¶
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uncurl.
nb_estimate_state
(data, clusters, R=None, init_means=None, init_weights=None, max_iters=10, tol=0.0001, disp=True, inner_max_iters=400, normalize=True)[source]¶ Uses a Negative Binomial Mixture model to estimate cell states and cell state mixing weights.
If some of the genes do not fit a negative binomial distribution (mean > var), then the genes are discarded from the analysis.
Parameters: - data (array) – genes x cells
- clusters (int) – number of mixture components
- R (array, optional) – vector of length genes containing the dispersion estimates for each gene. Default: use nb_fit
- init_means (array, optional) – initial centers - genes x clusters. Default: kmeans++ initializations
- init_weights (array, optional) – initial weights - clusters x cells. Default: random(0,1)
- max_iters (int, optional) – maximum number of iterations. Default: 10
- tol (float, optional) – if both M and W change by less than tol (in RMSE), then the iteration is stopped. Default: 1e-4
- disp (bool, optional) – whether or not to display optimization parameters. Default: True
- inner_max_iters (int, optional) – Number of iterations to run in the scipy minimizer for M and W. Default: 400
- normalize (bool, optional) – True if the resulting W should sum to 1 for each cell. Default: True.
Returns: genes x clusters - state centers W (array): clusters x cells - state mixing components for each cell R (array): 1 x genes - NB dispersion parameter for each gene ll (float): Log-likelihood of final iteration
Return type: M (array)
uncurl.mds¶
uncurl.lineage¶
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uncurl.
lineage
(means, weights, curve_function='poly', curve_dimensions=6)[source]¶ Lineage graph produced by minimum spanning tree
Parameters: - means (array) – genes x clusters - output of state estimation
- weights (array) – clusters x cells - output of state estimation
- curve_function (string) – either ‘poly’ or ‘fourier’. Default: ‘poly’
- curve_dimensions (int) – number of parameters for the curve. Default: 6
Returns: list of lists for each cluster smoothed data in 2d space: 2 x cells list of edges: pairs of cell indices cell cluster assignments: list of ints
Return type: curve parameters


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My technical cofounder James came to me with an idea tonight. “Remember when I was planning the bachelor party for Steve?” He recounted the difficulty of putting together all the elements of the event whilst ensuring that everyone would pay their fair share.
What if an organizer could plan an event and participants could fund it online in advance. The money would be held in escrow until there were enough people going to make it possible, so nobody would be burned for signing up first.
I agreed that we had something interesting, and we began discussing the upsides and downsides of an online platform. I raised the concern that perfect information might form a barrier to certain events (it’s better for some events to be planned in stealth until there’s existing momentum), but we agreed that for many events it could be a very successful method of raising funds.
So we Googled. We came across planapple and TravelStormer before a cursory “kickstarter for events” search turned up crowdtilt. And while James wasn’t entirely surprised as I read off a nearly word for word description of his idea, it was still a slight letdown to know he’d been beaten to the punch.
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| SetWriteTimeout(unsigned int write_timeout) | ComSocket | virtual |
| Write(const void *buffer_out, size_t len) | ComSocket | virtual |
| WriteSome(const void *buffer_out, size_t len) | ComSocket | virtual |
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It's a really weird bug. I don't know how long I tested this, to make sure that I don't open a unnecessary thread but I could re-adjust it every single time. I might affect other settings too that I am not aware off, but the Server radar is the most obvious one. It seems that it's just a Firefox (19.0.2) problem because I couldn't re-adjust it with SRWare Iron (based on Chromium).
Edit: Well, actually I am able to get the same bug on Chrome, with importing the bblog-settings.json I made with Firefox.
Initial situation:
- Server is on radar list, but it doesn't show off in the server list, nor in the server details:
- Server Radar with fresh installed Addon works perfectly fine
BUT
- As soon as I change settings (doesn't matter if I change themes, doesn't matter if I check something, doesn't matter if I uncheck something, doesn't matter if I add a plugin, anything) the server radar stop working. The server is still on the server radar, but I have the problems listed above in
Initial situation
.
I have no idea if I am just retarded, if it's just me having this really strange problem or if it's something else but I would like to fix it, because I use the Server Radar a lot. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance (even for reading ;-))
Brady
juress
Theme Developer
// fixed the gigantic button in my theme (firefox only) -
NOT SOLVING THIS PROBLEM
...
Topicstarter
Brady_The
juress wrote:
// fixed the gigantic button in my theme (firefox only) -
NOT SOLVING THIS PROBLEM
...
I am glad that I can help. Haha
Alucard-The-Oni
Exactly same problem here, the radar is pretty much the only reason I even use BBLog so I would love to see a solution for this fast.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Under consideration.
Topicstarter
Brady_The
BrainFooLong wrote:
Under consideration.
Awesome. Thanks a lot!
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Found the bug. It's really crazy that this bug happen.
Added a hotfix (no need to update the addon), but the hotfix probably doesn't work in some cases.
Really fixed in next bblog release (no ETA).


setState
do?setState()
schedules an update to a component's state
object. When state changes, the
component responds by re-rendering.
state
and props
?props
(short for "properties") and state
are both plain JavaScript objects. While both hold information that influences the output of render, they are different in one important way: props
get passed to the component (similar to function parameters) whereas state
is managed within the component (similar to variables declared within a function).
Here are some good resources for further reading on when to use props
vs state
: * Props vs State * ReactJS: Props vs. State
setState
giving me the wrong value?In React, both this.props
and this.state
represent the rendered values,
i.e. what's currently on the screen.
Calls to setState
are asynchronous - don't rely on this.state
to reflect the new value
immediately after calling setState
. Pass an updater function instead of an object if you need to
compute values based on the current state (see below for details).
Example of code that will not behave as expected:
incrementCount() {
// Note: this will *not* work as intended.
this.setState({count: this.state.count + 1});
}
handleSomething() {
// Let's say `this.state.count` starts at 0.
this.incrementCount();
this.incrementCount();
this.incrementCount();
// When React re-renders the component, `this.state.count` will be 1, but you expected 3.
// This is because `incrementCount()` function above reads from `this.state.count`,
// but React doesn't update `this.state.count` until the component is re-rendered.
// So `incrementCount()` ends up reading `this.state.count` as 0 every time, and sets it to 1.
// The fix is described below!
}
See below for how to fix this problem.
Pass a function instead of an object to setState
to ensure the call always uses the most updated version of state (see below).
setState
?Passing an update function allows you to access the current state value inside the updater. Since setState
calls are batched, this lets you chain updates and ensure they build on top of each other instead of conflicting:
incrementCount() {
this.setState((state) => {
// Important: read `state` instead of `this.state` when updating.
return {count: state.count + 1}
});
}
handleSomething() {
// Let's say `this.state.count` starts at 0.
this.incrementCount();
this.incrementCount();
this.incrementCount();
// If you read `this.state.count` now, it would still be 0.
// But when React re-renders the component, it will be 3.
}
setState
asynchronous?Currently, setState
is asynchronous inside event handlers.
This ensures, for example, that if both Parent
and Child
call setState
during
a click event, Child
isn't re-rendered twice. Instead, React "flushes" the state updates at the end of
the browser event. This results in significant performance improvements in larger apps.
This is an implementation detail so avoid relying on it directly. In the future versions, React will batch updates by default in more cases.
this.state
synchronously?
As explained in the previous section, React intentionally "waits" until all components call setState()
in their event handlers before starting to re-render. This boosts performance by avoiding unnecessary re-renders.
However, you might still be wondering why React doesn't just update this.state
immediately without
re-rendering.
There are two main reasons:
props
and state
, causing issues that are very hard to debug.This GitHub comment dives deep into the specific examples.
It's a good idea to get to know React first, before adding in additional libraries. You can build quite complex applications using only React.


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After deciding on a career change in 2017, I enrolled in a coding bootcamp where I learned to be a full-stack developer. Since then, I've spent several years doing development on the ServiceNow platform as well as more web-based development using various technologies. Most recently - I was building a Node/Angular app at VCPI. I always enjoy branching out and learning new languages and technologies, though I find that I am most passionate about frontend web development - as it allows me to combine my logical and creative sides. I hope to continue sharpening my skills on Angular - or with another JavaScript library at my next role!
When I'm not coding, I generally spend my free time practicing jazz piano, composing/arranging music, playing video games, doing photography, hiking, cooking, trying out new restaurants and taking my dog Banjo everywhere I go.
VCPI is an IT company specializing in providing services for long-term and post-accute care. I was brought in as a developer to support a custom application (Identity Management System) built within ServiceNow - as well as assist with various dev requirements on our ServiceNow instance. My primary responsibilities changed about a year into the position, as we started development on a web-based standalone version of the IMS application - utilizing technologies such as Node.js, Angular, Azure and MySQL.
AHEAD is a consulting company specializing in public cloud services and solutions in the areas of AWS and Azure, data center infrastructure, DevOps, enterprise service management, and security and risk
The Difference Engine is a web development agency that builds websites, internal platforms, and other development projects for non-profit and charity organizations on a pro bono basis.
Trustwave helps businesses fight cybercrime, protect data and reduce security risk. With cloud and managed security services, integrated technologies and a team of security experts, ethical hackers and researchers, we enable businesses to transform the way they manage their information security and compliance programs.
What do you do when there are no existing apps to help you accomplish your goals in practicing jazz keyboard voicings? You build it yourself!
That's exactly what I did in building these practice tools. Both applications were built using only HTML, CSS and Vanilla JS. My coding objective was to use css grid for the layout - which was new to me at the time.
For the non-musician it is difficult to understand what these apps accomplish, and would require a face to face explanation -- but the scale degree tool for example is a practice tool that flashes a random key (the letter name selections) with a random scale degree (the roman numeral selections). These two random selections tell the user a specific chord they need to play before the next one flashes. They can start at a very slow tempo, and gradually bump the tempo up as the drill becomes easier.The goal is that the user will eventually be able to play any possible combination very quickly without much thought - which is an important skill for a jazz musician. The logic only uses the selected options to randomize - so it allows the user to start in a comfortable spot and slowly add to build into mastering the exercise
The Chord Practice Tool is very similar - however the goal is to practice specific chords in a flash - rather than basing it off of scale degree
I can honestly say that these apps helped me achieve exponential growth in my musicianship - and my teacher has even recommended them to some of his other students! The fact that I built them myself is something I'm very proud of!
I built this menu manager application over the course of a few days with Ruby on Rails. This was the first app I built after graduating from Actualize Coding Bootcamp in 2017, and is the result of a coding challenge in which I was tasked with building a menu management application for a small restaurant. I used the Materialize CSS framework for the front end, though the focus of the application was the back-end functionality. With this application, an admin user is able to enter, edit, and remove menu items. A general user can view the menu with items grouped by category, put items into their cart, adjust the quantities of their order, and see the total cost before submitting the order.
The ability to edit menu items is restricted to admin users, and admins also have the ability to create different menus for lunch and dinner that have different, but also overlapping items.
Feel free to register to test the ordering functionality of the application as a general user. You are not able to register for an admin account however, to edit the menu.
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This was so scary. i was looking forward to this party for 4 years and couldn't wait to get on to some good E and dance my @$$ off. I get to the party which was outdoors and -5 degrees celsius outside, and met up with a friend who knew someone with some extra pills to sell. I bought 2 off him and ate them right away. (never take something just because you trust your friends). I was told they were Mitsubishis wich i have done many times. Looking forward to the high i went out searching for my other friends. (the party was 4000+).
Someohow i ended up sitting on a haybale for an hour by myself. not smiling, not knowing whether i was happy or sad or scared or high or straight or disappointed. The longer i sat there trying to sort out my feelings the more lost i got. My buddy found me and asked how my night was going yadda yadda yadda. I just looked at him and said i was lost. When he asked what i meant i almost cried.  I no longer wanted anyone to talk to me but at the same time i wanted all my friends to be with me. Everytime one finally walked by i would smile then hide my face because at last minute i decided i didnt want them around me at all.
Finally i made it to the jungle tent were i sat down and some people from another city hugged me for the next 4 hours and bought me hot chocolate. People were coming up to me and kissing my forehead and giving me water because i looked horrid.   I felt as if i was watching everything but not actually a part of it. I felt that i could never be a part of it and that somehow everyone was different and did not want me to be there (except for the people hugging me.) once people approached me i then believed that they were happy unlike all the others. I didn't move for 4 hours in total. I don't know if thats because i was cold, scared or sketching out. I can't honestly say i knew if i was coming or going. I Finally stood up and danced at 8am. (8 hours after dosing) This is when the e kicked in for about 2 hours.
After i got home i just became dead to the world for the next 3 days. I barely spoke or moved. I had a lot of inner turmoil and had a hard time dealing with every little emotion.
i did have some other visuals like when i looked at my glowstick. But since i did not know what i was on at the time and was panicking i preferred to watch people dance and concentrate on not having any visuals since i do not take drugs which cause hallucinations so this made my experience quite a bit more frightening.
I may try it again now that i know what to expect but i recommend people do not take their friends word when it comes to drugs. Sometimes they dont even know for sure that what your taking is what you wanted.
Do drugs. Dont let them do you. Stay educated.
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Unthrottled: ${input.value}
Throttled (default delay): ${input.value & throttle}
Throttled (1s delay): ${input.value & throttle:1000}
Here, throttle
is applied on the binding of the value
attribute of the input
.
They are all bound to the same view-model property, so you can clearly see that throttle
is applied when
the updates flow from the input to the view-model when decorating a two-way binding.
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B.C. man who murdered hitchhiking Belgian tourist gets life sentence
NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. - A British Columbia man who murdered a Belgian tourist has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for at least 23 years.
Sean McKenzie, who is 27, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the death of Amelie Sakkalis in September.
Sakkalis' body was found near Highway 1, north of Boston Bar, in August 2018.
Police said last year they believe Sakkalis was hitchhiking from the Penticton area toward Vancouver on the day she was killed.
Police arrested McKenzie, a resident of Oliver, B.C., at the scene of the crime.
He was initially charged with first-degree murder but pleaded guilty to the lesser charge.
Police said McKenzie had no criminal record, and was known to travel extensively through B.C. for work.
As a part of his sentencing on Tuesday, a judge also ordered McKenzie to provide a DNA sample, and handed him a lifetime firearms prohibition.
He will be included on the federal sex offender registry. (CTV Vancouver)
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 19, 2019.


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Mark Boas
Web Developer - Project Manager - Media Technologist
Web stuff - mostly audio and video. Always pushing the limits of the web platform, I came up with the idea for jPlayer back in 2009 - millions of downloads later I continue to help coordinate development.
I've worked with media companies such as Al Jazeera, BBC, CBC, Danish Radio, Mozilla, Pandora, RAI, Soundcloud, WFMT and WNYC.
Right now I'm focussing on making the spoken word as discoverable, shareable and accessible as possible by coupling with Interactive Transcripts.
Selected as a Knight-Mozilla OpenNews fellow in 2012, I subsequently won a grant from the Knight Foundation to co-found Hyperaud.io and later went on to co-found Trint Ltd based on similar technology.
Working as a CTO for two and a half years has given me valuable insight into what's required to take a start-up from idea to revenue.
Whether you require consultancy, training, an application or just want to talk over the possibilities - I can always find time for a chat.


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Wisdom's service provides proxied API calls to various third party services. Eventually, these proxied API calls will carry identity and payment information, effectively implementing the 402 HTTP response code for proof of payment for a given API method call or credential.
For now, the deployment supports adding new APIs, proxying calls to those APIs, and providing data about the calls being made on the system.Wisdom's service APIs may or may not require payment to make a call. Service APIs live at the following URL:
To get started with our APIs, issue a GET request to api.wisdom.sh for the /api/status endpoint in your bash terminal. A JSON formatted response giving system status is returned:
curl -X GET https://api.wisdom.sh/api/status { "type": "GET", "status": "200", "view": "https://wisdom.sh/api/status", "timestamp": "2017-09-01 12:00:00", "qps": "2.0" }
Service endpoints on the /api/ path do not require authentication. However, some endpoints may require payment depending on demand for a given API resource. Endpoints on paths outside the /api/ service may require authentication or payment.
Wisdom proxies API endpoints which are added to the system by users. To add an API to the system, create a POST request, including the desired upstream_url to proxy and the desired uri to map onto the //api.wisdom.sh/ namespace.
curl -X POST \ -d '{"upstream_url": "https://api.fixer.io/latest", "uri": "/eurorates"}' \ https://api.wisdom.sh/api/ { "type": "PUT", "status": "", "preserve_host":false, "created_at":1502942747239, "upstream_connect_timeout":60000, "upstream_url":"https:\/\/api.fixer.io\/latest", "uris":[ "\/eurorates" ], "view": "https://wisdom.sh/api/eurorates", "timestamp": "2017-09-01 12:00:00", "qps": "2.0" }
Wisdom's API space includes proxied third party API endpoints which have been added to the system. As an example, this GET request uses the /eurorates path and returns a default JSON response from the /latest path on the fixer.io API:
curl https://api.wisdom.sh/eurorates { "base":"EUR", "date":"2017-09-01", "rates":{ "AUD":1.5021, "BGN":1.9558, "BRL":3.7423, ... "TRY":4.0981, "USD":1.192, "ZAR":15.418 } }
Use a GET request against the /api/ service path to query the status of the third party API and the proxy serving it:
curl https://api.wisdom.sh/api/eurorates/ { "methods":[ "GET" ], "http_if_terminated":true, "id":"eafaf153-21cb-4985-a274-2166f46b1d4f", "hosts":[ "api.wisdom.sh" ], "preserve_host":false, "created_at":1502942747239, "upstream_connect_timeout":60000, "upstream_url":"https:\/\/api.fixer.io\/latest", "uris":[ "\/money" ], "upstream_send_timeout":60000, "https_only":false, "upstream_read_timeout":60000, "strip_uri":true, "name":"moneyapi", "retries":5 }
Versioning of APIs will be addressed in the near future.


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DATHAN
"DATHAN "welled; belonging to a fountain, a son of Eliab, a Reubenite, who joined Korah (q.v.) in his conspiracy, and with his accomplices was swallowed up by an earthquake (
Numbers 16:1
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Deuteronomy 11:6
;
Psalm 106:17
).


Backup TableCrab
you may backup TableCrab (all settings, all templates, all hotkeys ...) to
a config file of your choice. this config file may be passed to TableCrab
later by adding the
"--config" option to the commandline. any changes
to tableCrab will from then on be stored in the file you passed.
>> TableCrab.exe --config "c:\Path\To\Your\TableCrab.ini"
Global Style
here you may adjust the overall looks of TableCrab.
Global Font
here you may adjust the font that TableCrab uses.
Fixed Font
here you may adjust the font that is used for fixed font text blocks like the raw hand history in
the
hand viewer.
Single application scope
TableCrab by default checks if another instance of the programm running. if so it refuses to start another instance.
here you may adjust this to your needs.
- None: disables this check, allowing multiple instances
- Global: allows only one instance for all user sessions (not recomended)
- Session: allows one instance per user session (recomended)
- Desktop: allows one instance per dektop
Tab position
the main tabs can be shown at the top or at the bottom of TableCrab. use this setting to
adjust position to your needs.
Tool bar position
tool bars can be shown at the top or at the bottom of TableCrab. use this setting to
adjust position to your needs.
Zoom Steps
some widgets of TableCrab allow for zooming in and out. you may adjust the
number of steps available here.
Restore Mouse Position
Restores the mouse cursor position whenever TableCrab had to move the mouse around.
Alternating Row Colors
some widgets of TableCrab may show alternating row colors. here you can
turn this feature on or off.
Child Item Indicators
some tree widgets of TableCrab show these little [+][-] boxes at the root item.
if you don't like this turn it off here (they can still be expanded/collapsed by hitting "+" or "-" on your keyboard).
Round bets to
in case TableCrab multiplies or divides a bet - round resulting bet size to small or big blind?


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- Created Custom Web components.
- Created own Custom HTML template rendering service
- Created own Custom Internationalization and language service
- Created own Router service
- Created own Loader service, that shows loaders across application components.
- Application Theming implemented using CSS variables
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Accidental hijack alarm triggers Amsterdam airport chaos
THE HAGUE: A pilot accidentally set off a hijack alarm on a plane at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport on Wednesday, triggering a huge security operation by Dutch police.
Spanish airline Air Europa "deeply" apologised for the incident on board its flight from the Dutch capital to Madrid, which saw emergency vehicles swarm around the plane.
"False alarm. In the flight Amsterdam-Madrid this afternoon was activated, by mistake, a warning that triggers protocols on hijackings at the airport," the airline tweeted.
"Nothing has happened, all passengers are safe and sound waiting to fly soon. We deeply apologise."
The Dutch Royal Military Police had earlier said they were investigating a "suspect situation", but announced an hour later that the passengers and crew were "safely off the plane."
The plane was carrying 27 passengers, Dutch media said.
Pictures from the scene showed police vehicles and ambulances clustered around the plane while parts of the airport were cordoned off by the false alarm.
Schiphol is one of Europe's busiest airports, handling more than 70 million passengers a year, according to its website.


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13-year-old boy arrested in Southern California school shooting plot
by WABCLOS ANGELES -- A 13-year-old boy accused of plotting a school shooting was arrested in Southern California just one week after two were killed in an attack at nearby Saugus High School.
The boy was arrested Friday after police responded to a call of a threat to shoot staff members and fellow students at Ánimo Mae Jemison Charter Middle School in South Los Angeles.
Several students notified teachers after overhearing a threat that a shooting would take place at the campus on Friday, Sheriff Alex Villanueva said at a news conference.
"There was a rumor about this kid that was going to kill people," one student said.
Police executed a search warrant at the teen's home and seized an AR-15 rifle, a large cache of ammunition, "a list of intended victims and a drawing of the school layout."
A 19-year-old relative of the teen was also arrested at the home where the search warrant was served. He was arrested for possession of an unregistered firearm and is being held on $35,000 bail.
The firearm was unregistered but does have a serial number, investigators said, adding that it did not appear to be a so-called ghost gun.
The suspect's name was not released because he is a minor. Police are investigating a motive.
On the heels of the country's most recent school shooting at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, the Los Angeles County Sheriff said more than 30 threats on other schools were reported.
Of those threats made, another led to an arrest.
"With all incidents like these, we ask all Los Angeles County residents that if they see or hear something, to say something," the sheriff said. "In this case, the fact that people stepped forward and said what they had heard led us to be able to prevent a tragedy today."


Homeowners urged to check mortgages by Martin Lewis
Failing to check your mortgage could see you losing thousands
by Rachel PughMoney Saving Expert's Martin Lewis has urged homeowners to check their mortgages or risk losing out on thousands of pounds.
Speaking on ITV's Good Morning Britain, he explained how mortgage rates are currently the best they've been.
According to Manchester Evening News , he said mortgages should be checked to ensure homeowners are getting the best possible deal.
He said: "Longterm prediction of interest rates have dropped, and those are the ones that mortgage rates are set on.
"Now I'll give you some of the mortgage rates - please see this as a totem and not recommendations, because they've all got specific terms.
"We've got two-year fixes at 1.05% with Halifax, five-year fixes at 1.44% with TSB, and a two-year tracker with Halifax under 1%. It's the first time we've seen rates like that since 2017."
"My clarion call to everybody out there is that you need to check your mortgage now to see if you could get a cheaper deal and possibly save thousands."
For the latest news in and around Bristol, visit and bookmark Bristol Live's homepage .


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This package contains functions useful for analyzing network data for diffusion of innovations applications.
The package was developed as part of the paper Thomas W. Valente, Stephanie R. Dyal, Kar-Hai Chu, Heather Wipfli, Kayo Fujimoto, Diffusion of innovations theory applied to global tobacco control treaty ratification, Social Science & Medicine, Volume 145, November 2015, Pages 89-97, ISSN 0277-9536 (available here)
From the description:
Empirical statistical analysis, visualization and simulation of diffusion and contagion processes on networks. The package implements algorithms for calculating network diffusion statistics such as transmission rate, hazard rates, exposure models, network threshold levels, infectiousness (contagion), and susceptibility. The package is inspired by work published in Valente, et al., (2015) DOI:10.1016/j.socscimed.2015.10.001; Valente (1995) ISBN:9781881303213, Myers (2000) DOI:10.1086/303110, Iyengar and others (2011) DOI:10.1287/mksc.1100.0566, Burt (1987) DOI:10.1086/228667; among others.
Acknowledgements: netdiffuseR was created with the support of grant R01 CA157577 from the National Cancer Institute/National Institutes of Health.
Changelog can be view here.
If you want the latest (unstable) version of netdiffuseR, using the devtools
package, you can install netdiffuseR
dev version as follows
You can skip building vignettes by setting build_vignettes = FALSE
(so it is not required).
For the case of OSX users, there seems to be a problem when installing packages depending on Rcpp
. This issue, developed here, can be solved by open the terminal and typing the following
curl -O http://r.research.att.com/libs/gfortran-4.8.2-darwin13.tar.bz2
sudo tar fvxz gfortran-4.8.2-darwin13.tar.bz2 -C /
before installing the package through devtools
.
For the case of windows and mac users, they can find binary versions of the package here, netdiffuseR_1…zip, and netdiffuseR_1…tgz respectively. They can install this directly as follows (using the <IP_ADDRESS> version):
Install dependencies from CRAN
Download the binary version and install it as follows:
For windows users, and for Mac users:
Since starting netdiffuseR, we have done a couple of workshops at Sunbelt and NASN. Here are the repositories:
This example has been taken from the package’s vignettes:
##
## Attaching package: 'netdiffuseR'
## The following object is masked from 'package:base':
##
## %*%
# Generating a random graph
set.seed(1234)
n <- 100
nper <- 20
graph <- rgraph_er(n, nper, .5)
toa <- sample(c(1:(1+nper-1), NA), n, TRUE)
head(toa)
## [1] 20 7 9 1 17 14
## Dynamic network of class -diffnet-
## Name : Diffusion Network
## Behavior : Unspecified
## # of nodes : 100 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, ...)
## # of time periods : 20 (1 - 20)
## Type : directed
## Final prevalence : 0.95
## Static attributes : -
## Dynamic attributes : -
## Diffusion network summary statistics
## Name : Diffusion Network
## Behavior : Unspecified
## -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
## Period Adopters Cum Adopt. (%) Hazard Rate Density Moran's I (sd)
## -------- ---------- ---------------- ------------- --------- ----------------
## 1 3 3 (0.03) - 0.50 -0.01 (0.00)
## 2 8 11 (0.11) 0.08 0.50 -0.01 (0.00)
## 3 4 15 (0.15) 0.04 0.51 -0.00 (0.00) *
## 4 1 16 (0.16) 0.01 0.49 -0.01 (0.00)
## 5 2 18 (0.18) 0.02 0.50 -0.01 (0.00)
## 6 5 23 (0.23) 0.06 0.50 -0.01 (0.00)
## 7 6 29 (0.29) 0.08 0.51 -0.01 (0.00)
## 8 1 30 (0.30) 0.01 0.50 -0.01 (0.00)
## 9 6 36 (0.36) 0.09 0.50 -0.01 (0.00)
## 10 5 41 (0.41) 0.08 0.49 -0.01 (0.00)
## 11 2 43 (0.43) 0.03 0.50 -0.02 (0.00) **
## 12 6 49 (0.49) 0.11 0.50 -0.01 (0.00)
## 13 4 53 (0.53) 0.08 0.50 -0.01 (0.00)
## 14 7 60 (0.60) 0.15 0.50 -0.01 (0.00)
## 15 7 67 (0.67) 0.17 0.50 -0.01 (0.00)
## 16 3 70 (0.70) 0.09 0.50 -0.01 (0.00)
## 17 10 80 (0.80) 0.33 0.49 -0.01 (0.00)
## 18 4 84 (0.84) 0.20 0.50 -0.01 (0.00)
## 19 2 86 (0.86) 0.12 0.50 -0.01 (0.00)
## 20 9 95 (0.95) 0.64 0.50 -0.01 (0.00)
## -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
## Left censoring : 0.03 (3)
## Right centoring : 0.05 (5)
## # of nodes : 100
##
## Moran's I was computed on contemporaneous autocorrelation using 1/geodesic
## values. Significane levels *** <= .01, ** <= .05, * <= .1.
# Visualizing distribution of suscep/infect
out <- plot_infectsuscep(diffnet, bins = 20,K=5, logscale = FALSE, h=.01)
## Warning in plot_infectsuscep.list(graph$graph, graph$toa, t0, normalize, :
## When applying logscale some observations are missing.
# Generating a random graph
set.seed(123)
diffnet <- rdiffnet(500, 20,
seed.nodes = "random",
rgraph.args = list(m=3),
threshold.dist = function(x) runif(1, .3, .7))
diffnet
## Dynamic network of class -diffnet-
## Name : A diffusion network
## Behavior : Random contagion
## # of nodes : 500 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, ...)
## # of time periods : 20 (1 - 20)
## Type : directed
## Final prevalence : 0.60
## Static attributes : real_threshold (1)
## Dynamic attributes : -
Using more features
data("medInnovationsDiffNet")
set.seed(131)
plot_threshold(
medInnovationsDiffNet,
vertex.color = viridisLite::inferno(4)[medInnovationsDiffNet[["city"]]],
vertex.sides = medInnovationsDiffNet[["city"]] + 2,
sub = "Note: Vertices' sizes and shapes given by degree and city respectively",
jitter.factor = c(1,1), jitter.amount = c(.25,.025)
)
## Warning in (function (graph, expo, toa, include_censored = FALSE, t0 =
## min(toa, : -vertex.sides- will be coerced to integer.
diffnet.toa(brfarmersDiffNet)[brfarmersDiffNet$toa >= 1965] <- NA
plot_diffnet2(brfarmersDiffNet, vertex.size = "indegree")
set.seed(1231)
# Random scale-free diffusion network
x <- rdiffnet(1000, 4, seed.graph="scale-free", seed.p.adopt = .025,
rewire = FALSE, seed.nodes = "central",
rgraph.arg=list(self=FALSE, m=4),
threshold.dist = function(id) runif(1,.2,.4))
# Diffusion map (no random toa)
dm0 <- diffusionMap(x, kde2d.args=list(n=150, h=1), layout=igraph::layout_with_fr)
# Random
diffnet.toa(x) <- sample(x$toa, size = nnodes(x))
# Diffusion map (random toa)
dm1 <- diffusionMap(x, layout = dm0$coords, kde2d.args=list(n=150, h=.5))
oldpar <- par(no.readonly = TRUE)
col <- viridisLite::plasma(100)
par(mfrow=c(1,2), oma=c(1,0,0,0), cex=.8)
image(dm0, col=col, main="Non-random Times of Adoption\nAdoption from the core.")
image(dm1, col=col, main="Random Times of Adoption")
par(mfrow=c(1,1))
mtext("Both networks have the same distribution on times of adoption", 1,
outer = TRUE)
## thr Non-Adopters Very Low Thresh. Low Thresh. High Thresh. Very High Thresh.
## toa
## Non-Adopters 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
## Early Adopters 0.00 14.04 8.40 0.57 0.29
## Early Majority 0.00 5.64 11.65 5.54 2.58
## Late Majority 0.00 1.34 5.06 6.21 2.96
## Laggards 0.00 1.53 0.00 0.00 34.19
## R version 3.5.3 (2019-03-11)
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## Running under: Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS
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statnet
set (specially the packages networkDynamic
and ndtv
), igraph
Rsiena
.select_egoalter
would use this)xspline
for drawing polygons & edges.exposure
, namely, self
(so removes diagonal or not!).network
for instance?).


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Search online resources, such as vocabulary registries like LOV11 and LODStats12 or ontology search engines like Swoogle13 and Watson14 to find terms to reuse.
The output of this process is a set of terms.
These terms should be ranked taking care about the number of datasets that use it, the amount of instances and the frequency in which the vocabulary or the term is reused [Pedrinaci et al., 2014].
Also, the semantic description and definition of the term should be checked in order to test if it fits the intended use.
lavdim
2015-08-12


abstract class ErrorReportingException : Exception
<init> |
ErrorReportingException(message: String, cause: Throwable? = null) |
DoubleInitializationException |
Occurs if the error reporting framework has been initialized twice class DoubleInitializationException : ErrorReportingException |
LocaleSettingUnsupportedException |
Occurs if a locale is set while initializing the error reporting framework. class LocaleSettingUnsupportedException : ErrorReportingException |
NoContextProviderSuppliedException |
Occurs when no error context provider is supplied while initializing error reporting class NoContextProviderSuppliedException : ErrorReportingException |
ReportingUninitializedException |
Occurs when reporting is requested before the error reporting code has been initialized class ReportingUninitializedException : ErrorReportingException |


There are 2 scripts in the bin directory that can send or receive information
from a MetaTrader running the experts
OTZmqCmdEA.mq4 or OTPyZmqCmdEA.mq4.
These are Python scripts that require you have PyZmq installed.
Usage: OTZmqSubscribe.py [options] [topics...]
Collect ticks from OTMql4Zmq
Arguments on the command line are the list of Topics to subscribe to on a listener at
the same time. By default everything ('') is subscribed to, but you could add
one or more of timer, tick, retval, bar to the command line to see only
those topics.
MAYBE: do NOT run this until the expert has been loaded onto a chart.
It may (but shouldn't) prevent the expert from binding to the ports.
Also be sure to not keave it running between restarting Metatrader.
Usage: OTZmqPublish.py [options] [topics...]
Publish request commands to OTMql4Zmq. Give options on the commnd line,
and then it will enter a loop reading from the standard input to take
commands to send to an PyZmq enabled Mt4 (or anything else).
Arguments on the command line are the list of Topics to subscribe to on a listener at
the same time. By default everything ('') is subscribed to, but you could add
timer to the command line to see only timer topics come back.
The script subscribes on the subscribe port and then sends requests to the requests
port. In both cases, the Mt4 binds the sockets, and this script connects.
The commands on stdin are sent to the Zmq enabled Mt4.
There are 2 types of requests that we can send:
The theory is that exec commands should be quick and not block the tick, and
the cmd requests are for longer running commands. In practice this isn't
implemented like that in the EA, and instead the following is true: use
In fact even that is not true - this only works with OTZmqCmdEA.mq4 at the moment!
We'll straighten this out later.
See also: CodeScripts
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Mom upset over 'body-shaming' homework assignment asking students to identify 'fat' person
by Michael BartiromoThe board of education overseeing a Kentucky school district says it will be reviewing the first-grade curriculum following reports of a “body-shaming” assignment.
Laural Lee Lewis, from Laurel County, Ky., says she was shocked upon seeing a worksheet her daughter brought home from school, which tasked students with identifying a word’s meaning by choosing the picture that best fits the definition.
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Some of the examples asked students to circle the correct picture of a “cow” or a “dish.” But one of examples asked the kids to demonstrate their understanding of the word “fat” — by circling a drawing of the girl that best fits that description.
“I think to use that word with those pictures really bothered me more than anything,” Lewis told WKYT.
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Lewis, whose daughter has already witnessed other kids at her school “call someone fat,” said she then had to explain the concept of body-shaming to her child.
“I had to explain to her that it was body-shaming. Even if it was a skinny girl or the example for [the word] ‘skinny,’ I still feel like that would be body-shaming that person, because some people don’t want to be called that,” she told WKYT.
When reached for comment by the outlet, the Laurel County Board of Education claimed it had not gotten any complaints from parents over the assignment but had become aware of concerns after news reports.
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Moving forward, the board said it will be “reviewing” the curriculum.