As soon as a user logs in or registers, they are taken to the map page where they can view the locations of all other registered players, as well as tennis locations. They can also edit their profile and view a full or filtered list of users.
This is a view of the home page once you've scrolled down further, describing the site and inviting the user to register.


I've always had one long term goal and that is to own my own small business one day. I've never been able to pin down a career that I'd like to stick to, but I know web development will be a great start especially for running my own business. I don't have a specific business in mind, but my dream would be to own or co-own a little cafe/record store.
I'd like to develop my social skills a lot more. It's something that I've always struggled with due to social anxiety, but it has improved over time. My improvement was mainly due to working full-time in retail for 5+ years, speaking to customers and staff every day. I feel like being in an environment like EDA will be a fantastic way to improve my social skills a lot more. It's my first time studying, so will be an utterly new experience being around people from different walks of life.
I'd also like to develop having a growth mindset. This is something I am working on currently and I know EDA will be a fantastic environment for me to continue my efforts. I've struggled in the past with trying to push myself and actively look to increase my knowledge in my personal and professional life.
I believe I am a great active listener, which is incredibly useful in any life situation but especially will be in an environment like EDA. It's something I've improved both personally and professionally and was definitely an important strength to have in customer service.
I also find problem-solving to be a main strength of mine, which I know will be useful throughout these 15 weeks. Although I say problem-solving is a personal strength, in my experience this has been something I have mainly grown on my own. Because of that, sometimes I struggle to look to others for guidance.
Considering I am coming into study for the first time and doing something I am genuinely interested in pursuing for my future, I am willing to put everything else behind for the period of this course. This is so I can be rewarded with the best outcome possible. It will all come down to me bringing forward my strengths, limitations, core values etc. I believe I will be able to work well alongside my peers and provide them with my listening skills as well as any form of support I can provide. I will also be seeking to improve my strengths and limitations by looking to my fellow peers, facilitators and industry representatives. I believe I will seek the support I need personally and professionally from both my peers and facilitators, as well as build on any strengths I have with industry representatives. I am always looking to improve myself in any way possible, so this is a commitment I will make to this course in both my workload and within my peers.
I don't expect facilitators to give me the magical answer every time I am stuck, instead, I expect a level of support that will guide me in the right direction. It's nice to have someone there to talk to if I need it and I feel inclined to on certain occasions, which I wouldn't usually do considering my limitations.


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This page features a kind of twisty puzzle based upon the symmetries of overlapping shapes. Every shape (subset) of the plane has an associated group of symmetries (even if it's just the trivial group.) A symmetry of a shape is simply any way you can remove it from the plane (leaving a hole in its place), re-orient the shape in your hand, and then fit the shape back into the hole. If we overlap a bunch of shapes in the plane, then we can get a larger group of transformations constructed from the individual symmetry groups of each shape. Your job, given any element of this group, is to find a factorization of that element in terms of the symmetries of the individual shapes (i.e., the generators of the group.)
The puzzle above is completely mouse driven. Hovering over the desired shape, use the mouse wheel to rotate the shape clock-wise or counter-click-wise, if it has any rotational symmetry; or click on the shape to reflect it across an axis near the location of the mouse cursor, if it has any reflective symmetry. That's all there is to it. Notice that if you click on or hover over an area of a shape that overlaps with some other shape, then which shape is manipulated is determined by which shape has the least amount of area. If both shapes have the same amount of area, then the computer chooses arbitrarily. This isn't a problem as long as there is always a way to unambiguously choose the desired shape. Shapes that occupy disjoint regions of the plane can present a bit of a problem with this style of interface that I have yet to resolve.
Aside from the puzzle itself, a menu of puzzles and puzzle options are presented. Choose which puzzle you want to try from the puzzle menu. Most of the puzzle options become self evident with some experimentation. Notice that you can save and restore puzzle state for any of the puzzles. These states persist as long as you don't clear your browser cache.
Group theory is a beautiful subject, and among so many other things, provides a model for twisty puzzles. In particular, when you're playing with a twisty puzzle, you're working within a permutation group. A twist of the puzzle permutes the faces, shapes or stickers of that puzzle. Multiple twists do the same, and this provides us with the property of closure; every twisty puzzle has a solved state, the identity of the group; and every configuration of the puzzle can be undone by some sequences of twists, an inverse.
An interesting application of group theory to twisty puzzles is the notion of recognizing and then working within a homomorphic image of the puzzle's associated permutation group. A classic example of this is illustrated by the Rubik's Cube. If you've solved all cubie positions before solving their orientations, then you've first worked in a homomorphic image (or factor group of the overall group), and then worked in the kernel of that homomorphism. (Try to convince yourself that the set of all move sequences on the Rubik's Cube that preserve cubie position, but not necessarily cubie orientation, forms a normal subgroup.)
An interesting observation to make is that most of the useful move sequences found for solving a wide variety of twisty puzzles come in the form of conjugates and commutators. If \(A\) and \(B\) are any two move sequences (any two permutations of our group \(G\)), then conjugates and commutators are of the form \(ABA^{-1}\) and \(ABA^{-1}B^{-1}\), respectively.
To see why these are so useful, I like to define the notation \(\overline{A}\) to mean the cardinality of the set \(\{s\in S|A(s)\neq s\}\), where each permutation \(X\in G\) acts on the points in \(S\). (i.e., each \(X\in G\) is a bijective map from \(S\) to \(S\).) Let us call \(\overline{A}\) the damage caused by \(A\). That said, it is not hard to show that conjugation of \(A\) by some other permutation \(B\) does not increase or decrease the damage of that permutation. In math symbols, \(\overline{A}=\overline{BAB^{-1}}\). So if the damage remains the same, what effect does conjugation have? The answer is that it focuses the damage to the twisty puzzle somewhere else. In other words, if we know how \(A\) damages (changes) a puzzle, then we can focus that change somewhere else on the puzzle using \(B\), which is commonly referred to as a setup move.
It is also not hard to show that the damage of a commutator is less than the minimum damage caused by either of the two permutations taken in the commutator product. In math symbols, we would write \(\overline{ABA^{-1}B^{-1}}<\mbox{min}\{\overline{A},\overline{B}\}\). Commutators, therefore, provide a way to narrow the damage to a puzzle caused by a move sequence, which becomes increasingly important near the end of a solve. The trick is to find move sequences \(A\) and \(B\) that almost commute, but not quite. You might say that the damage of a commutator is a measure of how much \(A\) and \(B\) commute.
One solution to the factorization problem in computational group theory is found in the use of a data-structure known as a stabilizer chain. Pick any subset \(R\) of \(S\) and consider all \(X\in G\) such that for all \(s\in R\) we have \(X(s)=s\). This subset of permutations forms a subgroup of \(G\); namely, the stabilizer in \(G\) of \(R\). A stablizer chain is a sequence of nested subgroups, where each subgroup stabilizes one more point than its immediately containing group, all the way down to the trivial group. Each of these subgroups is represented in the computer by a set of generators, and stored along with that is a set of coset representatives for each left (or right) coset of the subgroup in its immediately containing group. This data-structure is efficiently produced by the Shreier-Sims algorithm, which is based upon Shreier's Lemma, and the Orbit-Stabilizer Theorem.
Now, if we have factorizations for all coset representatives in the entire chain in terms of the generators of \(G\), then we can easily find a factorization for any \(X\in G\) by descending the chain. At each step, it is easy to determine which coset we're in, and then use its representative to tack on more factors and get ourselves into the next sub-group. Once we've reached the trivial group, we have our factorization.
This approach works, but it doesn't find optimal factorizations in terms of length, even if each coset representative had an optimal factorization. A technique known as trembling can sometimes help one produce smaller factorizations from a stabilizer chain. Also, finding factorizations for the coset representatives is a difficult task. What I've done in the past is systematically and sometimes randomly generate elements of the group along with their factorizations, and then try to drop them into the chain where they fit best as new or replacement representatives for cosets. This process terminates when all representatives have been given factorizations, which can take a very long time. Nevertheless, once you have the stabilizer chain fully worded, it's ready to be used to quickly solve any state of the associated puzzle.
The puzzles are pre-built by a Python script that takes as input the cut-shapes (generators) of the puzzle, and then outputs from that a set of pair-wise disjoint triangle meshes that fill the canvas. These meshes are the moving parts of the puzzle, much like the cubies of a Rubik's Cube. An analogy is that the Python script takes as input the cut-planes and then cuts the cube to output the needed cubies. The client-side Javascript then needs only know how to move these pieces of the puzzle around. It does this by, in addition to the said meshes, also receiving the original cut-shapes now turned capture-shapes. The capture shapes, when applied, capture all meshes they cover, and then apply to those meshes a symmetry of the shape. Naturally, the puzzle is in the solved state whenever all local-to-world transforms of the triangle meshes are identity, although I can conceive of a puzzle where, potentially, the picture may be restored and not all meshes have the identity transform, but for most puzzles, a solved picture must require all meshes have identity. In any case, the implementation details can be found here, if anyone cares.
Questions or comments? Please feel free to e-mail me.


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How to use Apple Music on Xbox One
by Matt BrownSource: Windows Central
Microsoft's Xbox One has accumulated an impressive assortment of music services, with Spotify, Soundcloud, and Pandora all among the services with apps for the console. Despite this, Apple Music, one of the biggest players in the music streaming space, is yet to deliver a solution for gaming consoles. While official support isn't expected soon, a third-party application known as AirServer delivers relatively seamless workaround to enjoy the service with gaming. Hooking directly into AirPlay, Apple's propriety wireless streaming protocol used across its devices, Apple Music content can be remotely cast directly to Xbox One from your iPhone or iPad.
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Products used in this guide
- No AirPlay no problem: AirServer for Xbox One ($20 at Microsoft)
- Getting subbed: Apple Music (From $5/month at Apple)
How to set up AirServer on Xbox One
Source: Windows Central
Setting up AirServer on Xbox One is a relatively simple process, with no accounts or passwords to handle. Simply install the app and you'll be ready to go. Although the full version of the app is relatively expensive at $20 via the Microsoft Store, its handy free trial offers a chance to decide if the app is for you.
- Navigate to the Store tab on your Xbox One.
- Select the Search tile.
- Type AirServer using the on-screen keyboard.
- Select AirServer Xbox Edition.
- Select Free trial to try an unrestricted version of the app for free. Alternatively, a full version of the app can be purchased.
- Select Launch to open AirServer on your Xbox One.
- Press right on the directional pad.
- Press A to display an on-screen QR code.
After completing the above steps, switch to your iOS device to complete the setup process.
How to set up AirServer Connect on iOS
Source: Windows Central
AirPlay is directly integrated into the iOS operating system, making audio and video streaming a simple process from iPhones, iPads, and other compatible devices running iOS 4.3 or higher. Taking advantage of this, AirServer essentially emulates the receiving capabilities of an Apple TV. Although AirServer recommends using its "AirServer Connect" application to eliminate initial discoverability issues, following an initial setup, connecting and disconnecting is a relatively seamless.
- Open the App Store on your iOS device.
- Select the Search tab.
- Type AirServer Connect using the on-screen keyboard.
- Install AirServer Connect.
- Open AirServer Connect.
- Select Scan QR Code.
- Allow camera access once prompted.
- Scan the QR Code on the Xbox One app. This will ensure your Xbox One is discovered as an AirPlay device and quickly pair the two devices.
Following a successful pairing, your Xbox One can now recieve video and audio from your iOS device.
How to play Apple Music on Xbox One with AirServer
Source: Windows Central
After establishing a connection between your Xbox One and iOS device via AirServer, you'll now be ready to play Apple Music tracks through your console. With support for background audio, the Xbox One's feature that allows music to play while gaming, you won't need to leave AirServer running to enjoy your music.
- Open the Music app on your iOS device.
- Find a song to play.
- Press the AirPlay icon at the bottom of the playback screen, represented by an upwards facing arrow and three rings.
- Select XboxOne 1080p 30 to establish the connection. Apple Music will begin streaming to your Xbox One.
Once connected, audio playback, including volume controls and track selection, can be handled by your iOS device. Alternatively, playing, pausing, skipping and volume levels are all accessible using the Xbox One's background audio controls on the Guide menu.
While these steps specifically target Apple Music, AirServer supports remote broadcasting from a majority of music and video apps. Screen-mirroring over AirPlay even allows games and other content to be directly captured from your phone and outputted via your Xbox One. While the app might not be cheap, this is a great solution for those heavily invested in the Apple ecosystem.
AirPlay substitute
AirServer
Get around Apple's ecosystem lockout with this third-party app
AirPlay doesn't officially support the Xbox One so enter the third-party developer community and this way to get around that.
About the Apple Music web app
Source: Windows Central
Recently Apple launched a web app for the Apple Music service and, for the most part, it's very good. It's certainly a more elegant way to listen to your playlists at the computer than iTunes for Windows.
Since the Xbox One has a built-in web browser you might be hoping that it'd be an easy, free way to listen to your music through your console. Alas, that's not the case, at least not right now. Technically Apple Music for the web is in beta, but whether the problem is Apple, Microsoft, or a combination of both, it just doesn't work.
You can log in and see music, albeit after an excruciatingly long wait for everything to load properly. Actually playing music seems a step too far. It might work in the future, who knows, but right now, it's one to steer clear of.
Music from Apple
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It's not particularly Xbox friendly, but Apple Music is really good, with an enormous library and excellent curated selections.
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'MsgPack' header files are provided for use by R packages, along with the ability to access, create and alter 'MsgPack' objects directly from R. 'MsgPack' is an efficient binary serialization format. It lets you exchange data among multiple languages like 'JSON' but it is faster and smaller. Small integers are encoded into a single byte, and typical short strings require only one extra byte in addition to the strings themselves. This package provides headers from the 'msgpack-c' implementation for C and C++(11) for use by R, particularly 'Rcpp'. The included 'msgpack-c' headers are licensed under the Boost Software License (Version 1.0); the code added by this package as well the R integration are licensed under the GPL (>= 2). See the files 'COPYRIGHTS' and 'AUTHORS' for a full list of copyright holders and contributors to 'msgpack-c'.
| Version: | 0.2.3 |
| Imports: | Rcpp |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, BH |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, microbenchmark |
| Published: | 2018-11-18 |
| Author: | Travers Ching and Dirk Eddelbuettel; the authors and contributors of MsgPack RcppMsgPack author details |
| Maintainer: | Dirk Eddelbuettel <edd at debian.org> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/eddelbuettel/rcppmsgpack/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| Copyright: | file inst/COPYRIGHTS RcppMsgPack copyright details |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README NEWS ChangeLog |
| CRAN checks: | RcppMsgPack results |
| Reference manual: | RcppMsgPack.pdf |
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| Package source: | RcppMsgPack_0.2.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: RcppMsgPack_0.2.3.zip, r-release: RcppMsgPack_0.2.3.zip, r-oldrel: RcppMsgPack_0.2.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: RcppMsgPack_0.2.3.tgz, r-oldrel: RcppMsgPack_0.2.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | RcppMsgPack archive |
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No reprieve as Samoa measles toll hits 70
APIA, Samoa: A devastating measles outbreak continued to spread in Samoa, data released Monday (Dec 9) showed, as the death toll from the epidemic climbed to 70, mostly young children.
Official figures showed there were 112 new cases in the 24 hours to Monday morning, despite a massive immunisation drive last week that saw the entire Pacific nation shut down for two days.
READ: Decorated with butterflies, infant-sized coffins sent to measles-ravaged Samoa
The government said the mobile vaccination teams had succeeded in ensuring 90 per cent of the 200,000-strong population was immunised, up from about 30 per cent when the epidemic began in mid-October.
However, the vaccine takes 10 to 14 days to take effect, meaning it is too early to say whether the outbreak has peaked.
The total number of cases was 4,693, with 229 people currently in hospital, including 16 critically ill children.
Infants are the most vulnerable to measles, which typically causes a rash and fever but can also lead to brain damage and death.
Among the 70 dead, 61 are children aged four or under.
READ: WHO decries 'collective failure' as measles kills 140,000
Health authorities have blamed anti-vaxxers spreading conspiracy theories for the low immunisation rate that left Samoa's children so vulnerable to a measles outbreak.
Outbreaks elsewhere in the Pacific, including Tonga, Fiji and American Samoa, have been easier to contain because of higher immunisation rates, with no deaths reported.


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For the past 4 years or so I’ve tinkered with Software Defined Radios (SDR), but until recently my knowledge of them was fairly limited. So, today I hope to impart some of my wisdom onto you.
First, a very brief 101 on what Software Defined Radios are and how they work.
SDRs are everywhere, they can be found in phones, IoT devices, Cars, etc.. The thing that makes them so desirable is the flexibility they can offer manufacturers and users. In a world with constantly evolving wireless standards and protocols, it’s useful to be able to update your software for free instead of having to buy new compatible hardware.
But how does it work? Heres a diagram I mercilessly stole from Wikipedia:
The logic of the radio is offloaded to software where a programmer can design and implement the radio using their favorite programming language (python/c++/matlab/etc.). The software uses an API supported by the FPGA inside of the SDR, where the FPGA acts as a middle-man between the user and the RF frontend. There are a lot more physics and components that exist to manage the internal signals to make things work but that’s the gist of it from a programmer’s perspective.
It’s hard to talk about SDR without mentioning gnuradio. For the most part, gnuradio is the defacto framework for developing your own SDR Tools/Transmitters/Receivers/Whatever.
If you want to get started using gnuradio, let me clear somethings up. Don’t install gnuradio from the default repos. They’re outdated and who wouldn’t want the curved lines available in GRv3.8. Use gnuradio’s PPA instead:
#!/binb/bash
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gnuradio/gnuradio-releases
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt install gnuradio
As a side note, for out-of-tree modules, install from source, don’t use PyBOMBs.  I’ve been to the conference, trust me. To install a OOT module, its almost always the same:
#!/bin/bash
git clone <module>
cd <module>
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make
sudo make install
sudo ldconfig
A few OOT modules I recommend are:
- gr-baz : this a RF reverse engineering module. slightly outdated and hard to use but very cool blocks.
- gr-satellites : this is a collection of receiver/decoder/demod blocks for literally dozens of satellites
- gr-adsb : because who wouldn’t want to monitor planes
There are many, many others but this is just what I remember now.  Be aware that some of these modules may not yet be ported to the newest version of gnuradio.
For those who want to be badass and program a block from the ground up. Here’s my recommendation, use C++. I know you want to use python; everyone wants to use python. Just trust me. What little documentation exists is almost entirely on C++. And the python API isn’t fully featured, meaning that everything that is implemented in C++ may not be accessible/have an equivalent in python. Just gonna have to grit your teeth and push on.
For those in the market for a SDR, there are two major factors: to transmit or not to transmit? and budget.
For those who want to transmit, the Hackrf is a good budget choice, the only problem is that it’s only half-duplex, so you can only send OR receive. I would also recommend the LimeSDR, which is full-duplex, but keep in mind it is in high demand and hard to find in stock. Also, keep within all laws and regulations of the FCC. Don’t transmit in bands your not allowed to. Ham licenses are easy to acquire so please get one.
For those who just want to receive, really any RTL-SDR/DVB-Tuner will work. They’re are all the same for the most part. They all contain Realtek chips, R820T or RTL2832U. Some of the more expensive RTL-SDRs use better components for greater stability/frequency range; but someone new to SDR, the $20 DVB-T tuner will suit you well.
For those who want Duplex capability or higher bandwidth, Ettus makes excellent hardware for a home RF lab if you gothave the cash.
When it comes to SDRs and price, the sky is the limit to what you want to spend. And there is no shortage of options to pick from. For the most part, it is a usually trade-off for features and cost. There are many SDRs I haven’t listed, but these are just what I have experience with.
Till next time.


Applications using geotiff.js
geotiff.io
Static website for viewing and analyzing GeoTIFF's in the browser.
COG explorer
This application built with geotiff.js highlights the capabilities of the libray when dealing with cloud optimized GeoTIFFs.
Further information
geotiff.js project page
This is the github project page for geotiff.js, where you can find all the relevant information, request features or report bugs.
COG explorer
This application built with geotiff.js highlights the capabilities of the libray when dealing with cloud optimized GeoTIFFs.
Foss4G 2017 presentation for geotiff.js
This application built with geotiff.js highlights the capabilities of the libray when dealing with cloud optimized GeoTIFFs.


pragma solidity =0.7.5;
import "./openzeppelin-contracts/contracts/token/ERC20/ERC20.sol";
import "./openzeppelin-contracts/contracts/token/ERC20/IERC20.sol";
import "./openzeppelin-contracts/contracts/access/Ownable.sol";
import "./PoolManager.sol";
import "./IStrategy.sol";
import "./Pool.sol";
contract StrategyControler is Ownable{
using SafeMath for uint256;
address PoolManager;
mapping(Pool => IStrategy) nextStrategies;
mapping(Pool => uint256) nextStrategyUnlockTimes;
uint256 timeToLock;
constructor(uint256 time) public {
timeToLock = time;
}
function startTimelock(address poolToChange, address nStrategy) external onlyOwner{
Pool sPool = Pool(poolToChange); //cast
IStrategy nextStrategy = IStrategy(nStrategy); //cast
nextStrategies[sPool] = nextStrategy; //set the strategy that can be deployed after timelock
nextStrategyUnlockTimes[sPool] = block.timestamp.add(timeToLock); //add 1 day of seconds onto the current time to allow unlock in 1 day
}
function deployAfterTimelock(address poolToChange) external onlyOwner{
Pool sPool = Pool(poolToChange); //cast
require(nextStrategyUnlockTimes[sPool] < block.timestamp, "timelock has not expired"); // require that 24 hours have passed since calling start time lock
sPool.setStrategy(nextStrategies[sPool]); // call the setStrategy method of the pool, replaces strategy pool uses. Causes unstake and stake of pool to do different stuff
}
function getBlockTime() public view returns (uint){
return block.timestamp;
}
} |


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Landjaeger chicken ham fatback sausage hamburger, tri-tip capicola pastrami pancetta ribeye turducken.   Jowl landjaeger chicken corned beef. Ham hock kielbasa pancetta ground round sausage. Spare ribs porchetta pastrami filet mignon drumstick ball tip. Beef ribs prosciutto kevin, landjaeger shoulder ham hock ham brisket sirloin chuck t-bone drumstick kielbasa pork chop.
 Strip steak boudin pork loin, chicken turkey ball tip beef ribs ground round shank ham hock. Kevin capicola beef, chuck pork chop shoulder brisket doner meatloaf shank ham hock tenderloin. Chuck ham hock short ribs ground round sausage prosciutto shoulder bacon andouille tri-tip beef biltong filet mignon chicken. Pork belly andouille shank, bacon sausage meatloaf bresaola pork chop short ribs t-bone. Ham hock salami porchetta bacon beef turkey, strip steak kielbasa pancetta brisket meatball t-bone.
Chicken pancetta capicola chuck, turkey meatball jerky frankfurter kielbasa ball tip bacon ground round. Beef ribs brisket meatloaf short ribs landjaeger shankle spare ribs sausage, pancetta swine sirloin flank. Tail shank chuck pancetta, ham meatloaf short ribs sausage rump turkey kevin pork chop landjaeger. Doner boudin short ribs t-bone, jerky shankle bresaola drumstick. Strip steak shank spare ribs boudin doner short ribs. Boudin prosciutto jowl tenderloin tongue beef ribs, short ribs salami short loin strip steak ham jerky. Shank pancetta beef ribs, corned beef ham hock pork belly drumstick tail bresaola chuck.


So I just moved into this house and because acid and shrooms are like a traveling circus around here I purchased some 2ci. A 25mg tablet for me and my good friend tim. We have both tripped on this drug before a handful of times. We would ushually go out and skateboard or just look at clouds or stars or something. The first time I tried this drug it made me sick. I am pretty sure the reason is because I never ate anything.  Well I gotta eat before I take this pill or the substance will find whatever it is in my stomach and move it out. When I already have just like a double cheeseburger in there I will be fine. So anyway. When I eat it does make the come up take a longer time.
BUT when it hits, it is gonna hit. Let me just say this as a recommendation to first time users. Make sure you know the people you are tripping with well and by well I mean well enough so that there is no possible way that you could be hostile toward one another. Becuase this is not a drug I would do at a party.
 So we are both really baked and we are chillin with our friends Jesse and Jackie. We were all drawing on this table I have with permanent markers when I suddenly look up and tim is lookin right back at me and I can tell that it hit him and he can't tell that it hit me. I have tripped with Tim so many times that we normally experience the same feelings and visions. So we both are just laughin and hangin out. It feels so good to just be in the very spot and so content with everything. With good vibes in the area everyone just lays around talkin about life and makin jokes. Everything and when I say everything I mean anything contacts any of my sense is intensified greatly.
Me and Tim sit in silence for hours just takin in all the beauty around us.  When I go outside the streetlights and the moon and the stars all reflect off those eyelashes and make the most beautiful, colorful spirals right in front of my eyes. I open and close my eyes unconsciously so the spirals move and grow and I feel like I'm seeing shit but that is really what it is, regardless it is so beautiful that I really cannot described what it looks like accurately. I seem to see that everything tilts and contorts itself right in front of me. Houses seemed to be 'breathing'. I can only describe it as the garage doors looked like air was being pulled in behind them and moving the doors and right after that the blinds of the windows would appear to blast out by some huge force of air.
This goes on and on an I can do nothing but stare in amazement. I would say off my dose and tolerance I got a good visual trip for about six hours but the body trip lasted into the 10 to 12 hour range it is hard to say though. the body trip is similar to X but a little more light the visuals are in my opinion would be about the same if I did a quarter of shrooms or 4 hits of acid. This drug is very strong. I know plenty who tripped on this as their first psychedelic and they all never had any problems other than vomiting. I have to say after I vomit though I peak so hard and all the blood shoots to my face and everything WOOOO its crazy. The conversations I have with other people are all deep and the topics are serious in nature but no one ever gets offended by anothers opinion. It makes me defensless with all the weeed we smoked we were just out of it completly. Just laying down and lookin around the room.
2ci is the best drug I have ever done the comedown is not really a problem you get passed it. No muscle pain maybe a mild headache but thats it. O yea and tired. But every drug makes me tired the next day so I don't complain. I really don't see any addictive qualities in this drug. I have done it a few time ad I will do it again but I don't need to do it again. It is like a vacation. It's fun but it is expensive. We don't know what this could be doing to our brains though because there hasn't been to much research into it. I really don't feel bad or different from it although after the first time at this drug I look at things differently. I recommend this drug to anyone who wants to try something other than X acid and Shrooms. It is cheaper and it lasts longer.
2ci two thumbs up.
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"Should a new Pickering International Airport be constructed?" Based on this question, this data story focuses on the analysis of the aviation situation in the GTA area to discuss the necessity of this proposal. From a small question, to a broader understanding.
How to read: This is a website built by
Shunrong Cao, April 2020. All illustrations and data visualizations are created by
Shunrong Cao. All sources are marked by a "Source" button that could be hovered on.
Pickering Airport is a proposed second International airport intended to serve the city of Toronto and the surrounding region.
According to the Pickering Lands Aviation Sector Analysis (p220), the reason of constructing a new Pickering International Airport is not only the lack of capacity in the southern Ontario airport system, but also other benefits:
ICON Source: Pablo Stanley. url: https://www.openpeeps.com
By comparing these opinions, we can examine the main reasons for the answers of “yes” or “no”:
1) For those who said “yes, it should be built”, they believe that the CAPACITY of airport systems could not take the aviation traffic in the future; however, those supporting “no, it should not be built” consider that there are already enough airports.
2) For those who said “yes”, they consider the benefit of ECONOMICS as an important reason to support the proposal.
3) In terms of GROUND TRANSPORTATION, those said “yes” think it takes too much time for people in Durham and York to reach Pearson, yet those said “no” believe that to solve this problem, the government should work more on the rail instead of a new airport.
4) ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT is a concern for those said “no”, but according to those said “yes”, they think long-time ground transportation (such as from Durham to Pearson) causes more pollution.
Thus, it is valuable to analyze the “small” question of “Should the Pickering Airport be built?” through these four aspects, to have a broader and deeper view that is generated from this small question.
Viz Type: Exploded View Drawing, Tool: Adobe Photoshop
Capacity
Demand for air travel in Southern Ontario has been rising rapidly in the last decade. The total number of annual passengers enplaned and deplaned at international airports in the GGH grew 6.6% per year between 2010 and 2016 from 32.4 to 47.6 million, with Pearson handling over 93% of the traffic (Statistics Canada, 2018; Hamilton International Airport, 2017; Region of Waterloo International Airport, 2017).
As ranked second among North America airports for international connectivity, and the 5th most connected mega-hub globally, Lester B. Pearson International Airport serves as the main air hub in Toronto. To question if there is any need to construct a new Pickering Airport to relieve the aviation congestions, it is needed to analyze the flight data of Toronto Pearson Airport to calculate if the Capacity could fully meet the present and future demand of passengers.
Source
Data Source:
Pickering Lands Aviation Sector Analysis Supply and Demand Report by KPMG, WSP, and MMM Group.
Design Source:
Viz Type: Bar Chart, Tool:Adobe XD
Role of Pickering Airport:
According to the analysis by KPMG, Pickering Airport will probably become either an Industrial Airport or a specialty Passenger Airport, but not a primary Hub International Airport (due to conflict with Toronto Pearson Airport type and role), or a Passenger Feeder Airport (due to equivalent air service options at Toronto Pearson Airport), or a major cargo airport (due to conflict with Hamilton and Toronto Pearson Airport types and roles).(Pickering Lands Aviation Sector Analysis,p278)
The proposal is to create a secondary airport to handle excess traffic, with Pearson remaining the primary airport. Let's look at the analysis of cargo service and passenger capacity at Toronto Pearson Airport.
Interestingly, the growth of the International Sector is much more outstanding than the Domestic Sector and the Transborder Sector. In my perspective and understanding, the reasons might be:
1) There are airports mainly for domestic flights and cargos in the GTA area. Besides Toronto Pearson International Airport, other airports are scheduled for commercial airline service, dealing with domestic flights and cargo in GTA: Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport, and Region of Waterloo International Airport. Among these, Hamilton Airport (and Toronto Pearson Airport) serves as the major Air Cargo Airport. At present, Pearson Airport is the only airport in Toronto that is in charge of international flights, thus it would be helpful if there is a new international airport to relieve the congestion of international flights at Pearson.
2) International flight needs are increasing inevitably because of globalization, and Toronto is a well-developed and inclusive city that attracts people all over the world.
Besides the fact of the develop technology and growing economics, the reasons for the rapid increase of international aviations should include Tourism and International education.
Source
Info Source:
CAPA - Centre for Aviation. url: https://blueswandaily.com/airport-insight-toronto-lester-b-pearson-international-airport/
Viz Type: Radial Bar Chart, Tool: Hanabi data viz, Adobe XD
Source
Data Source:
Toronto Pearson. url: https://www.torontopearson.com/en/airlines
Design Source:
Earth Image: The Blue Marble by the crew of Apollo 17 (1972). url: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Blue_Marble
Viz Inspiration: https://www.behance.net/gallery/89659403/Bureau-Oberhaeuser-Calendar-2020?tracking_source=search_projects_recommended%7Cdata%20visualization
Viz Tool: Adobe XD
Economic Impact
An independent study commissioned by the GTAA in 2016 concluded that Toronto Pearson contributes about $42 billion annually to Ontario’s economy or 6.3% of GDP. (Toronto Pearson)
Economic Benefits from Passengers: Aviation can bring economic benefits to Toronto, and international aviation could bring economic benefits to Canada. In 2017, 42% of visits (tourists, investors, and students) visiting Canada with economic impact arrived through Toronto Pearson. (GTAA 2018 Annual Report)
Economic Benefits from Cargos: In 2017, Toronto Pearson handled some $35 billion in goods shipped from producers in all provinces and territories to nearly every country around the globe. This represented about 67 percent of all Canadian exports by air. ($35 billion in exports to 200+ countries as air cargo) (GTAA 2018 Annual Report)
The new airport could also create jobs:
Source
Data Source:
Stats Canada, Annual Reports, media releases. url: https://pickeringairport.org/1748-2/
Design Source:
Viz Type: Alluvial Diagram, Tool: Flourish
This chart shows that about 1000 direct jobs are created for every million paying passengers an airport handles. According to the GTAA Report of Pearson, it is facilitating more than 330,000 jobs and directly employing about 50,000 people. Thus if the new Pickering Airport is in passenger service and if it could take 11.9 million passengers in 2032 (Pickering Airport Draft Plan Report), then there will be 12,000 direct jobs created. This corresponds with Durham Region Chair John Henry’s saying, “it could support around 150,000 direct and indirect jobs.” (CBC News)
To do in the future (not completing now because of the time limit)
1) Comparison of the GDP in the GTA and the GDP that Pearson created each year.
2) Are there any commercial opportunities could be created because of the construction of Pickering Airport in Durham?
3) How much economic impact will the cargo service bring?
4) ...etc.
Ground Transportation
Why Pickering?
The Pickering Airport Lands are located within an integrated transportation network, including high capacity roads (e.g., Highways 401, 407, 7 and 2), Metrolinx GO Transit bus and train, rail services (e.g., CNR and CPR railways), as well as deep-sea port access in nearby Oshawa.
Compared with other potential areas, the development of this project would require less new infrastructure. (City of Pickering)
2. Pickering Lands Aviation Sector Analysis Supply and Demand Report by KPMG, WSP, and MMM Group.
Design Source:
Viz Type: Column Chart, Tool: Flourish
To do in the future (not completing now because of the time limit)
1) Routes for residents in the east GTA to get to different airports.
2) How much time could the residents in the east GTA save to get to the Pickering Airport than the Pearson Airport?
3) ...etc.
Environmental Impact
Question: Is there any need to construct a new airport because of the above reasons, at the expense of the environment?
The construction of a new airport will have an environmental impact. And the construction also means more flights and more carbon footprints. I want to create an interactive page to visualize the emissions of air flights, using API for calculating flights emissions and leave this as an open-ended ended question. However, I did not have time to finish it and I will work on this in the future.


This project presents an interactive SEIR model trying to match Cornavirus data from Italy.
Data from Italy are plotted in black.
Please note that I am not epidemiologist, the parameters might be wrong and the actions
for containements are not taken into account ..
If some epidemilogists could validate and contribute to this work .. it would be great !
We need to know where we are going !
Link to source code available below
The plot below shows the number of
Italy (data),
Susceptible (model),
Exposed (model),
Infectious (model), and
Resistant (model) individuals over time
(in days) as percentages of the entire population.


--- title: Fraud POC keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar ---
Dask is a distributed processing engine for Python that can be used to process high data loads in distributed environments, such a Dask cluster. It has APIs built on top of popular Numpy and Pandas libraries.
hopeit.engine: is an (upcoming) open-source library that I am contributing to, that enables to quickly develop microservices in Python. hopeit.engine is built on top of aiohttp to provide API endpoints and async processing, and also provides distributed processing of streaming events using Redis Streams. It provides streams, logging, metrics and tracking/tracing out of the box.
To enable development, testing and working with the data in an unified environment I use nbdev. nbdev allows to explore data, create the services and test using Jupyter Notebooks. hopeit.engine and Dask plays well also with Juypyter notebooks, so the whole pipeline and prediction service can be developed and tested from Jupyter.
The combination of hopeit.engine, Dask and nbdev can boost up productiviy specially in heterogeneous projects involving Data Science, Analytics, Data Engineering and Backend Development.
This repo shows and end-to-end example of a Fraud Detection system consisting of:
DISCLAIMER: The objective of this project is to show an example on how Data + Feature Extraction + Model Trainig + Prediction can be developed and prepared for production. The data used for this example is randomly generated orders, and neither the features selected and model parameteres were optimized given the nature of data used. The intention is to give an overview of the tools and the approach to quickstart a project that could evolve into a mature state by improving each one of its pieces.
(Feel free to report issues if you find the procedure below not working, I've tested only in a Linux environment)
conda create -n fraud-poc python=3.7
conda activate fraud-poc
conda install jupyterlab
conda install -c conda-forge dask graphviz python-graphviz
pip install nbdev
nbdev_install_git_hooks
cd install
source install-hopeit-engine.sh
cd ..
pip install -e .
cd docker
pip install docker-compose
docker-compose up -d redis
cd ..
mkdir data
(location can be changed from config files)jupyter lab
Notebooks prefixed from 00 to 09 are created for each component/event of the pipeline and prediction service. Check each notebook for a brief description of what they do:
Cells marked with #export, will generate a python file inside fraud_poc/ folder that can be executed by hopeit.engine
To generate/update the code, run nbdev_build_lib
(no need to do it if you haven't change the code, modules are already generated in the repo)
Usually the last cells of the notebooks, are a test case that can be run locally and invoke the generated file, gather data and do some checks/analysis. I saved the notebooks with the outputs so you can visualize some examples without needing to install anything.
Inside config/ folder there are configuration files to run two microservices:
training_pipeline.json
and openapi-training.json
describe the service to run data preparation and training pipeline using hopeit.engine
fraud-service.json
and openapi-service.json
configure a service to perform real-time predictions on new orders based on the training model and aggregated data
hopeit_server run --config-files=config/server.json,config/training-pipeline.json --api-file=config/openapi-training.json --start-streams --port=8020
You should see a couple endpoints in http://localhost:8020/api/docs
Try It
1) create-sample-data: will create random orders in parquet format into folder ./data/raw/
. This dataset is partitioned by time periods, i.e. 1 file x month in this example. Once this step is finished the end of the job will be notified using hopeit.engine streams funcionallity and the next job will take place once the event is consumed.
2) preprocess: reads data generated in previous step and creates new output files partitioned by customer_id and email, so aggregations on those two dimensions can be perform more efficiently. Again, once the job is finished, the next step will be notified.
3) feature-calc: calculates aggregations on customer_ids and emails (i.e. accumulates most recent emails, ip_addrs, counts, order_amounts, etc) and stored a new data set of orders enriched with this extra information.
4) training-data: prepares data for training: obtaing lables for the order (in this POC is jus assigned using a combination of calculations with some randomness) and creates a more balanced dataset subsampling non-fraud cases, and creates a validation set using more recent non-fraud and fraud labeled transactions. Next step is notified when data is ready.
5) train-model: trains an XGBoost model on sampled data using Dask distributed implementation. Validates model precision and recall using validation dataset and if validation passes a configured threshold, model is copied to be used in prediction service.
6) prepare-db: stores most recent customer_id and email features calculated in step 3) into a Redis database that can be used for real-time prediction service. (Notice that this data should be continuosly updated on new orders but this is not provided in this example)
Since data generation could be tedious, there is a second endpoint that allows to run just from step 02, assuming you already have raw data:
To run the live prediction service:
hopeit_server run --config-files=config/server.json,config/fraud-service.json --api-file=config/openapi-service.json --start-streams --port=8021
You can try the endpoints using in http://localhost:8021/api/docs
curl -X GET "http://localhost:8021/api/fraud-poc/0x0x1-service/test/find-orders?prefix=*&num_items=10" \
-H "Accept: application/json"
This POC only can predict fraud for known customer_id and email in the generated data.Using a customer_id and email, pass a new order to the service using the Live: Predict Endpoint:
And check the results, all calcualted features plus an is_fraud field is returned:
{
"order_id": "ce4798f5-6127-4d6e-bf1d-dda810eab26b",
"order_date": "2020-07-07T06:33:18+00:00",
"customer_id": "271d8c5e-e4e3-4377-a3e3-673ccf153664",
"ip_addr": "f95e9c978b7f88dde5b9eb39417070251603db2d",
"order_amount":<PHONE_NUMBER>892065,
"email": "7545576ffe1b7c1d9d8d2e82d0191fa057df695f",
"customer_id_by_email": [
"271d8c5e-e4e3-4377-a3e3-673ccf153664"
],
"num_customer_id_by_email": 1,
"last_customer_id_by_email": "271d8c5e-e4e3-4377-a3e3-673ccf153664",
"same_customer_id_by_email": 1,
"known_customer_id_by_email": 1,
"order_amount_mean_by_email":<PHONE_NUMBER>0074143,
"order_amount_std_by_email":<PHONE_NUMBER>216074,
"order_amount_min_by_email": 68.2940660160266,
"order_amount_max_by_email":<PHONE_NUMBER>892065,
"order_amount_sum_by_email": 4687.916425007415,
"order_amount_by_email": [
769.0840886685221,
68.2940660160266,
164.22372869469348,
198.35357128773578,
454.66931470215576,
100.7097195892065,
779.1408217338134,
916.7097195892065,
854.4217419999278,
382.3096527261267
],
"key": "271d8c5e-e4e3-4377-a3e3-673ccf153664",
"email_by_customer_id": [
"7545576ffe1b7c1d9d8d2e82d0191fa057df695f"
],
"ip_addr_by_customer_id": [
"f95e9c978b7f88dde5b9eb39417070251603db2d",
"788e574cf1934b34e9510ce897d8a593ab9dbcc9",
"d02eae79264a401d76e853c41bdb781484443db2"
],
"num_email_by_customer_id": 1,
"num_ip_addr_by_customer_id": 3,
"last_email_by_customer_id": "7545576ffe1b7c1d9d8d2e82d0191fa057df695f",
"last_ip_addr_by_customer_id": "f95e9c978b7f88dde5b9eb39417070251603db2d",
"same_email_by_customer_id": 1,
"same_ip_addr_by_customer_id": 1,
"known_email_by_customer_id": 1,
"known_ip_addr_by_customer_id": 1,
"order_amount_mean_by_customer_id":<PHONE_NUMBER>0074143,
"order_amount_std_by_customer_id":<PHONE_NUMBER>216074,
"order_amount_min_by_customer_id": 68.2940660160266,
"order_amount_max_by_customer_id":<PHONE_NUMBER>892065,
"order_amount_sum_by_customer_id": 4687.916425007415,
"order_amount_by_customer_id": [
769.0840886685221,
68.2940660160266,
164.22372869469348,
198.35357128773578,
454.66931470215576,
100.7097195892065,
779.1408217338134,
916.7097195892065,
854.4217419999278,
382.3096527261267
],
"location_lat": 0,
"location_long": 0,
"is_fraud": 0.5424039363861084
}
So that's it, please feel free to submit feedback and suggestions! Please contact me in case you want to improve pieces like dataset generation, model tuning, etc.
I Hope you enjoyed it!


v. Domination! 5+ for Red Engineers ARMA server, ACE1.09
Prologue
Many improvements already embed and more are planned.
One of the big additions is DOSAAF vehicles near the site of the completed mission.
The latest improvement is parachuting into the mission near the base, in the Paraiso/Somato/etc area.
DOSAAF (ДОСААФ) - Voluntary Society for Assistance to the Army, Aviation and Navy.
A kind of USSR military training system for the civilian population.
More info on russian site
Mandatory rules on this server:
a) one of two MHQ MUST ALWAYS REMAIN on the base,
b) ALWAYS return Mi-17 to base after its used,
c) DON'T USE this server as a training camp! And would have fun!
* Ban is possible in the absence of a player, according to the complaint of veterans.
Ranks by score:
0 score = Private
40 score = Corporal
80 score = Sergeant
150 score = Leutenant
300 score = Captain
500 score = Major
800 score = Colonel
Attention: First time you appear inside mission airborne near Antigua island (map N-E).
Chicken-ass smugglers was too afraid flying by warzone, so they decided to get rid of you here, blessing you with a kick.
Use caution when landing - horizontal velocity should not exceed 6 clicks per hour and try to avoid slopes.
Start looking for a locals. You'll recognise one as soon as you hear them.
Locals can provide you with pieces of valuable info, like: how to get to the base, is there anybody on Antigua besides you, weapons cache location, etc.
It's up to you to choose the way to the base: by car, boat, chopper from base (you have to ask other players to help you with that), biplane or simply hiking.
Try to avoid encounters with enemy on your way to the base.
Remember - for now you just need to register at the base by crossing its boundaries!
You can deal with enemy later! On the other side - if you feel lucky or confident enough,
you still can engage enemy, but if failed you will have to start from Antigua again. (Translated by Snooper)
The main task of our mission is to prevent the destruction of the USSR into separate quasi-states under the control
of the Federal Reserve System, which will lead to incalculable casualties among the population of the USSR,
the decay of the economy tenfold, the transformation of culture into a
means of degradation, zombification of the entire population, numerous conflicts on ethnic grounds, impossible under the USSR.
The enemy are the US troops.
You have to free the island from all enemy forces.
To clear a target kill almost all enemies, destroy the radio tower at the main target and solve the main target
sidemission.
There are many (more 50) several side missions available that will get you some extra very good land
vehicles if you solve them.
Once a main target is clear, a flag is created in a random place from where you can jump with the HALO parajump
script.
You can transport many vehicles with your Mi17 choppers, except heavy vehicles like M1, T72, Shilka, BMP (MHQ BMP is
allowed to fly) etc.
The MHQ BMPs are your mobile respawn points.
You can drop an ammo crate if you are the driver of a MHQ BMP or the pilot of a helicopter (but you have to load a
crate at base)!
The maximum number of ammo crates simultaneously is 6. An ammo crate gets only deleted if the crate was
destroyed.
Reload a crate into chopper 1,2,3 or W or in one of the MHQs, otherwise you will end up at the next target without
any crate.
The engineers can repair and refuel all vehicles and aircraft.
That only works once if no salvage truck or repair truck is near an engineer (reload and refuel capability can get
restored at base).
Engineers can also load static weapons like D30, DSHKM, etc, in Ural salvage trucks, and unload them wherever they
want.
Engineers are also able to flip tanks that are lying upside down when they have ANY repair truck near them.
The flag at your base can be used as a teleporter to your mobile respawns or you can choose parajump there (if
enabled by admin).
If a vehicle that you've won for solving a sidemission or clearing a main target gets destroyed you can transport
the wreck with chopper 4 (W) to the wreck repair point at your base and you'll get a new one. But only man with some
rank can do this!
Chopper 4 (W) can only transport wrecks, nothing else. Height for wreck pick-up is >= 2.5 meters.
The artillery operators can fire artillery strikes about every six minutes. They are also able to rescue hostages.
You have to bring the hostages to the flag at your base.
The leaders of team Alpha or team Charlie (alpha_1 and charlie_1) can call in air drop. A chopper will bring an
artillery cannon or a vehicle or a ammobox.
MG Gunners can place MG nests, medics can place mashs.
If you have the freelook bug/headbug press the "Fix Headbug" button in the status dialog (available at mobile
respawn) to fix this annoying bug.
You can also change the viewdistance and other settings in the STATUS dialog, just press one of the buttons.
It is also possible to put the primary weapon in your backpack. You are then able to take another primary weapon and
switch between the weapon in the backpack and the currently selected weapon.
The night on the Sahrni is rather short, and night is skipped from 21:00 to 03:00!
Additional information.
The conditions of the liberation of the city, captured by the enemy for the first time: in a square having a side of
350 meters in the city centre should be no more than 5 enemy soldiers, no tanks and not more than one car
The conditions for the exemption of any occupied city: needs to stay alive and in good condition enemy soldiers and
armored vehicles to the total number of not more than 5. The distance doesn't matter.
Mandatory rules of this server:
a) one of the MHQ (Rep. of) should always stay on the base,
b) Always give back transport Mi-17 with numbers 1 and 2 on the base after use,
b) don't use this server as a training camp! You and we all be satisfied with it!
Mission by Xeno. Modified for R-E by Fitz/Engineer ACE/Dupa/Snooper/Rokse
Uses KillJoys weather script (enhanced), ManDays HALO parajump script (enhanced), load/unload scripts (enhanced)
from -eutf-Myke, norrins revive scripts, Dr.Eyeball's Teamstatus Dialog, KRON_Strings from Kronzky, ROMMEL's
suppresive scripts, Mandos parachute and heliroute and animated letters from BIS.
Be carefull when para-jump over ocean, as strong wind over it blow parachutes off!
If you lost a weapon in the water, don’t worry, maybe you will find it ashore.
(All those scripts are heavily modified).
Have a lot of FUN !
Introduction to the topic
01 August 1985, 8 a.m.
A dark menace looms to the peace and prosperity people of the planet. Moneybags of US, driven by thirst of the world
domination, developed an occupation plan of little independent island Sahrani. Using their agent codenamed "Lawyer"
- high ranked member of Soviet Union Communist Party Central Commitee, they planning to avoid involvement of Soviet
Army in this conflict. Both those facts didn't escape of russian intellingence agent vigilant eye.
Information consealment for the Sahrani invasion is supposed to be conducted by means of mass media (newspapers,
magazines, radio, television, internet). Main bulk of information will be spreaded by "The Wall Street Journal",
"Daily Telegraph" and "Playboy" magazine. Russian spy report also contains blueprints of some device codenamed
"Brain switcher". Accordingly to technical department stuff opinion this device is kind of high-power emitter of
unknown type radiation. It also has fastenings widely used for mounting on urban telecommunication towers.
Immediatelly this information was sent to agent supervisor. Considering high probability of having traitors among
higher stuff and in order to exclude probability of red tape by high ranking officers it was decided to try to
destroy FRS-CIA plans by own means.
By secret meeting of mankind-minded intelligence officers it was decided to counteract to evil plans of the enemies
of mankind and peace. This only could be carried out with help of international volunteers, ready to sacrifice
yourself to the humanity future cause.
So, you have been informed by your friends about marvelous hunting and fishing taken place on tropical island in
Atlantic, and that's why you have left your military service to enjoy this opportunity.Scratching your ass after
heavy parachute landing and listening to brief lecture, given to you by scary man in military outfit you soon
realise, that ticket back could be earned only by arranging meeting between unfriendly US army fellows and their
creator.
Government of Sahrani operating in underground cooperates with us, despite of nobody seen them or their people.
(Here follows untranslatable piece of russian poetry.)
Us free willingly arrived to this island by call of heart or by mind effort will decide the future of the peace on
Earth!
P.S. While being at island You will be carrying chevron with kinda "whothehellknowswhatthatmeans" sign, possibly
related to some kind of military group.  Do
not ask me why!(I don't know it either...)
Welcome to Domination! One Team - Common Victory!
Fight against the West troops and free the island.
Your team starts at Main airfield Paraiso.
On your first visit you can be dropped over small isle Antigua..
Take and hold the Paraiso Airfield ...
Seize the City of Cayo
Seize the City of Iguana
Seize the resort of Arcadia
Seize the City of Chantico
Seize the City of Somato
Seize the City of Paraiso
Seize the City of Ortego
Seize the City of Dolores
Seize the City of Corazol
Seize the City of Obregan
Seize the City of Mercalillo
Seize the City of Bagango
Seize the City of Masbete
Seize the town of Pita
Seize the City of Eponia
Seize the City of Everon
Seize the City of Pacamac
Seize the town of Hunapu
Seize the town of Mataredo
Seize the City of Carmen
Seize the village of Rahmadi
Seize the village of Gaula
Seize the resort of Estrella
Seize the village of Benoma
Seize the settlement of Tiberia
Seize the settlement of Modesta
Seize the village of Corinto
Seize the village of Gulan
Seize the village of Geraldo
Mission successful !!!
All targets cleared. Congratulations!


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Last updated: 2017-08-07
Code version: 3847bbf
Another application of logo plot is for the protein seqeunce motif. Portein is composed of 20 amino acid.
Data are from the 3FDB. The data in ‘weighted observed percentages rounded down’ are simply the sample proportion. Here, we firstly transform it back to the pfm by multiplying the ‘Number of reference sequence used to generate final profile’, then apply dash to the pfm. The background frequency of the amino acid is from BLOSUM62.(See here for details)
library(Logolas)
cols1 <- c(rev(RColorBrewer::brewer.pal(12, "Paired"))[c(3,4,7,8,11,12,5,6,9,10)],
RColorBrewer::brewer.pal(12, "Set3")[c(1,2,5,8,9)],
RColorBrewer::brewer.pal(9, "Set1")[c(9,7)],
RColorBrewer::brewer.pal(8, "Dark2")[c(3,4,8)])
color_profile <- list("type" = "per_row",
"col" = cols1)
# a function to read pwm from 3FDB.
# then apply dash to the pwm.
bg=c(0.074,0.052,0.045,0.054,0.025,0.034,0.054,0.074,0.026,0.068,0.099,0.058,0.025,0.047,0.039,0.057,0.051,0.013,0.034,0.073)
readprotein=function(file,skip=3,nrows,nsites,bg=bg,adash){
library(dash)
rawdata=read.table(file = file,skip = skip,nrows = nrows)
pwm=as.matrix(rawdata[,23:42]/100)
pfm=round(pwm*nsites)
if(adash==T){
pwm=dash(as.matrix(pfm),mode = bg,optmethod = 'mixEM')$posmean
}
colnames(pwm)=c('A' ,'R','N','D', 'C' , 'Q', 'E' , 'G', 'H' , 'I', 'L' , 'K' , 'M' , 'F', 'P' , 'S' , 'T' , 'W', 'Y', 'V')
rownames(pwm)=1:nrow(pwm)
return(pwm)
}
#plot the logo plot
plotprotein=function(file,motif,original,pdash,nrows,nsites,bg){
pwm_dash=readprotein(file,nrows = nrows,nsites = nsites,adash = T,bg=bg)
pwm_ori=readprotein(file,nrows = nrows,nsites = nsites,adash =F,bg=bg)
if(original==T){
logomaker(t(pwm_ori[motif[1]:(sum(motif)-1),]),color_profile = color_profile,frame_width = 1,bg=bg,pop_name = 'original logo')
nlogomaker(t(pwm_ori[motif[1]:(sum(motif)-1),]),logoheight = 'log_odds',color_profile = color_profile,frame_width = 1,bg=bg,pop_name = 'original neg logo')
if(pdash==T){
logomaker(t(pwm_dash[motif[1]:(sum(motif)-1),]),color_profile = color_profile,frame_width = 1,bg=bg,pop_name = 'dash logo')
nlogomaker(t(pwm_dash[motif[1]:(sum(motif)-1),]),logoheight = 'log_odds',color_profile = color_profile,frame_width = 1,bg=bg,pop_name = 'dash neg logo')
}
}
}
#EX: Zona-pellucida-binding protein (Sp38) , sample size=5
plotprotein('http://caps.ncbs.res.in/cgi-bin/mini/databases/3pfdb/3pfdb_pssm_download.cgi?id=PF07354&data_dir=SDB_folder',c(82,8),T,T,272,5,bg)
#EX 0: Zeta toxin , sample size = 9
plotprotein('http://caps.ncbs.res.in/cgi-bin/mini/databases/3pfdb/3pfdb_pssm_download.cgi?id=PF06414&data_dir=SDB_folder',c(1,8),T,T,227,9,bg)
#EX 1:Alpha-2,8-polysialyltransferase (POLYST), sample size=19
plotprotein('http://caps.ncbs.res.in/cgi-bin/mini/databases/3pfdb/3pfdb_pssm_download.cgi?id=PF07388&data_dir=ADB_folder',c(306,8),T,T,467,19,bg)
#EX 2: ATPase family associated with various cellular activities (AAA) , sample size=35
plotprotein('http://caps.ncbs.res.in/cgi-bin/mini/databases/3pfdb/3pfdb_pssm_download.cgi?id=PF07728&data_dir=SDB_folder',c(24,8),T,T,145,35,bg)
#EX 2: A1 Propeptide, sample size = 85
plotprotein('http://caps.ncbs.res.in/cgi-bin/mini/databases/3pfdb/3pfdb_pssm_download.cgi?id=PF07966&data_dir=SDB_folder',c(19,8),T,T,29,85,bg)
#EX 3: ABC 3 transport family ,samplesize=904
#error: LaplacesDemon::ddirichlet(rep(1, 2), alpha = c(sum(conc_mat[k, :
# alpha must be positive.
#plotprotein('http://caps.ncbs.res.in/cgi-bin/mini/databases/3pfdb/3pfdb_pssm_download.cgi?id=PF00950&data_dir=ADB_folder',c(22,20),T,T,50,904,bg)
#EX: Acetyl-CoA hydrolase/transferase N-terminal domain , sample size=306
plotprotein('http://caps.ncbs.res.in/cgi-bin/mini/databases/3pfdb/3pfdb_pssm_download.cgi?id=PF02550&data_dir=ADB_folder',c(148,11),T,T,176,306,bg)
sessionInfo()
R version 3.4.0 (2017-04-21)
Platform: x86_64-w64-mingw32/x64 (64-bit)
Running under: Windows 10 x64 (build 15063)
Matrix products: default
locale:
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attached base packages:
[1] stats graphics grDevices utils datasets methods base
other attached packages:
[1] dash_0.99.0 SQUAREM_2016.8-2 Logolas_1.1.2
loaded via a namespace (and not attached):
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[4] grid_3.4.0 backports_1.0.5 git2r_0.18.0
[7] magrittr_1.5 evaluate_0.10 stringi_1.1.5
[10] LaplacesDemon_16.0.1 rmarkdown_1.6 RColorBrewer_1.1-2
[13] tools_3.4.0 stringr_1.2.0 parallel_3.4.0
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by None at 2021-05-26 15:05:03.Revisit this issue when https://github.com/pulibrary/bibdata/issues/1282 is closed.
@hackartisan Third time's the charm?
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by None at 2021-05-26 16:37:43.One solution is: https://github.com/mperham/sidekiq/wiki/Ent-Rate-Limiting#custom-errors
But we don't have an Enterprise license.
jroch (ever-present) suggests using the ActiveJob API. Seems like a good option: https://blog.eq8.eu/til/retry-active-job-sidekiq-when-exception.html#activejob-retry
We might also want to try something like https://github.com/mhfs/sidekiq-failures for better visibility of failed jobs.
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@carolyncole I assume you're asking because it's used in Requests?
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oh yes I will remove it.
@hackartisan can you check I removed the doc line and also an old comment for the specific issue.
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Out of curiosity, I checked thread counts on the other boxes. most were in the 16-19 range. Two of them (proc9 and proc11) had a thread count of 1. I restarted workers on a couple of them and they came up with 12 threads.
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If this is the correct approach I'll go ahead and add a test for this.
Coverage increased (+0.001%) to 96.754% when pulling fab289005e3f330cb8144f287edf6c59d20b6ec5 on issue1291cdl into af08d2c343e81c7be89c5ac91d65f5305bce72db on main.
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| file | itplus_collect.h [code] |
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| file | itplus_defn.h [code] |
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| file | itplus_drop.h [code] |
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| file | itplus_dropwhile.h [code] |
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| file | itplus_enumerate.h [code] |
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| file | itplus_filter.h [code] |
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| file | itplus_filtermap.h [code] |
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| file | itplus_fold.h [code] |
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| file | itplus_foreach.h [code] |
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| file | itplus_iterator.h [code] |
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| file | itplus_macro_utils.h [code] |
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| file | itplus_pair.h [code] |
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| file | itplus_reduce.h [code] |
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