--- title: 'Appalachia: A Profile in Numbers' author: "Ani Ruhil" date: '2018-12-23' header: caption: '' image: '' slug: appalachia-a-profile-in-numbers tags: ['Appalachian Series'] categories: - R - Health - Demographics - Socioeconomics ---
The founding report of the Appalachian Regional Commission does a wonderful job of highlighting the state of affairs in Appalachia circa 1950 and 1960. The prose is not too shabby even if it careens every now and then into the romantic: “Graphs and tables can hardly relate the acutely personal story of a child in a remote valley, his horizon of opportunity limited to the enclosing hills; nor the despair of his father, who, idled by forces beyond his control and seeing no prospect of future employment, must live month in and month out with the vision of that child repeating his own history. This report can only present statistical evidence, the inanimate pictures, and hope they are as convincing as the visitor to Appalachia finds the realities.”
The data, though, are what I want to focus on here because they allow us to see if and how relative conditions have changed not only for the Appalachian region as a whole but also individually for the Appalachian portions of the states. First, the region then and now, with Appalachia defined as the aggregation of all of West Virginia and designated counties in 12 other states: Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. The 1960 estimate is from the ARC report of 1964 referenced above, and the current estimates are from the 2013-2017 American Community Survey (5-year).
| Measure | 1960 | 1960 | 2013-17 ACS | 2013-17 ACS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Appalachia | Non-Appalachia | Appalachia | Non-Appalachia | |
| Families in poverty | 30.7% | 20.5% | 11.8% | 10.4% |
| Unemployment rate | 7.1% | 4.9% | 6.8% | 6.7% |
| High school or more | 32.3% | 41.8% | 86.3% | 87.4% |
| 4-year college or more | 5.2% | 7.9% | 23.8% | 31.6% |
In the aggregate the gap has narrowed considerably except for the percent of adults 25-years old or older with at least a college degree. But aggregate profiles mask significant variance that becomes readily apparent if you focus on the counties per se. Take, for example,
This plot is instructive for several reasons. First, except in WV where all counties are Appalachian, in other states the Appalachian counties (the dark colored points) are not necessarily worse off than their non-Appalachian peers. In fact, AL, GA, and SC Appalachian counties seem to be doing better than many non-Appalachian counties. KY, OH, TN, and VA have Appalachian counties doing much worse than non-Appalachian counties. Second, although a county’s unemployment rate may be low, that does not necessarily imply low poverty rates per se, most likely because of the prevalence of low-wage jobs. This possibility can be explored via the average weekly wage
Some states (see NC, KY, PA, VA, MS) exhibit clearer patterns than other states. The average wage explored here is just the average for all jobs, but I am now curious to see what the patterns look like if we look at (a) what sectors lead employment in each county and how that has changed over time, and (b) how much of a difference there is in sector specific average wages over time.
I’ll save other curiosities vis-a-vis exploring small-area income and poverty estimates over time, health insurance coverage estimates, and then of course more data streams from the Bureau of Labor, the Bureau of Economic Analysis, and of course from the American Community Survey and the Decennial censuses.


54 persons die in auto crashes in Ogun in 10 months – FRSC
by The Eagle OnlineThe Federal Road Safety Corps on Thursday said that about 54 persons died in auto crashes in different parts of Sagamu, Ogun between January and October this year.
FRSC’s Sagamu Unit Commander, Taofiq Iyanda, made the disclosure at the ‘Ember Months Campaign”, at the Isale Oko Motor Park, Sagamu.
Iyanda said that within the Sagamu corridor, 104 road traffic crashes involving 143 vehicles were recorded, adding that about 897 persons were involved in the crashes and 329 persons sustained injuries within the period.
The unit commander advised motorists to always ensure that their vehicles were in good condition.
He said that the tendency for more people to travel in December had in the past resulted in high number of road accidents.
“Drivers tend to overload their vehicles by carrying more than the permitted number of passengers, goods and luggage. During this period, commercial drivers also engaged in excessive speed to make more trips.
“These are traffic offences that happen during the ember months up to early January,” he said.
He said that the unit command would deploy regular and special marshals as well as patrol vehicles, ambulances and power bikes along major corridors in the unit to check road crashes.
Contributing, the Corridor Commander of the Lagos – Ibadan Expressway, Kehinde Hazmat, enjoined commercial vehicle drivers to always obey traffic rules and regulations and to observe the 50km/h speed limit, especially at construction zones.
The Ogun FRSC Sector Commander, Clement Oladele, called on motorists to avoid every form of distraction while driving before, during and after festive period.
Oladele said that the state command of FRSC would embark on a 24-hour surveillance during the festive period and appealed to motorists to bear with the inconveniences at every diversion point.
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The First Shared Task on Automatic Minuting of Meeting Proceedings will be held in conjuction with Interspeech 2021.
Task and Data Description, Submission Instructions, and Important Dates.
Summarizing meetings in the form of structured minutes from speech can potentially save up to 80% of time. The First Shared Task on Automatic Minuting is aimed towards creating minutes from multi-party meetings. Minuting is closely related to summarization, however, both are not exactly the same task. Automatic Minuting is challenging in the sense that there is no universal framework for creating minutes and it varies across different types of meetings, subjects, and objective. Our shared task would consist of one main task and two supporting tasks for two different kinds of meeting scenarios (technical meetings and parliamentary proceedings). The technical meetings would consist of data in English and also in Czech. A closely related shared task on Speech Summarization was carried out in 2006 with a focus on English. In the light of the increased dominance of deep learning and efficient language models in Speech and Natural Language Processing it is an exciting time to re-launching such a shared task effort. The objective is to rejuvenate the community interest to attempt this interesting problem and unfold challenges towards creating a unified framework for automatic minuting of meetings.
| 1st Call for Participation | March 16, 2021 | |
| Trial Data Available | March 16, 2021 | |
| Training Data Available | April 1, 2021 | |
| Evaluation Starts | April 1, 2021 | |
| 2nd Call for Participation | April 16, 2021 | |
| System Submission | June 1, 2021 | |
| Result Announcement | June 15, 2021 | |
| System Report and Paper Submission (PBML) Due | July 15, 2021 | |
| Notification to the Authors | Aug 16, 2021 | |
| Camera-ready Submission Due | Sep 1, 2021 | |
| Event Date | Sep 3, 2021 |
All submission deadlines are 11:59 PM AoE (Anywhere on Earth) Time Zone (UTC-12).


The Weierstrass function, the limit of the infinite sum of functions g(0) + g(1) + g(2) + ...
is continuous everywhere, but not differentiable at any point.
This version is from "Analysis With an Introduction to Proof" by Steven R. Lay (5th edition)


The Toolbar tab allows you to configure what tools appear in the toolbar.
The left side is an explorer listing all the tools available, and the list on the right side displays the current contents of the toolbar. (Three dashes "---" indicate a separator, which is drawn as a gray line.) Between the explorer and the list are five buttons and a combo box:
Add Tool adds the currently selected tool in the explorer at left to the end of the toolbar.
Add Separator adds a separator to the end of the toolbar.
Move Up moves the currently selected item of the toolbar up/left one spot.
Move Down moves the currently selected item of the toolbar down/right one spot.
Remove removes the currently selected item from the toolbar.
The attributes associated with the tools are not displayed in this window; instead, you can view and edit them within the main drawing window.
Next: The Mouse tab.


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a
- addSubCommand
- in file MacroCommand.php, method MacroCommand::addSubCommand()
Add a SubCommand.
- ApplicationDataProxy
- in file ApplicationDataProxy.php, class ApplicationDataProxy
The ApplicationDataProxy manipulates the ApplicationDataVO which contains all of the general application data.
- ApplicationDataVO
- in file ApplicationDataVO.php, class ApplicationDataVO
The value object used to store global application data.
- ApplicationFacade
- in file ApplicationFacade.php, class ApplicationFacade
ApplicationFacade for the BasicDemo starts the Model, View Controller for the application.
- ApplicationMediator
- in file ApplicationMediator.php, class ApplicationMediator
The ApplicationMediator updates the display of the view when data is ready to be displayed.
- ApplicationView
- in file ApplicationView.php, class ApplicationView
The ApplicationView class initializes the general view of the application by loading a php template file used to generate a view.
- ApplicationFacade.php
- procedural page ApplicationFacade.php
- ApplicationDataProxy.php
- procedural page ApplicationDataProxy.php
- ApplicationDataVO.php
- procedural page ApplicationDataVO.php
- ApplicationMediator.php
- procedural page ApplicationMediator.php
- ApplicationView.php
- procedural page ApplicationView.php
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- BasicDemo
- in file BasicDemo.php, class BasicDemo
PureMVC PHP Basic demo base class. The index starts an instance of the BasicDemo object to start the application view calling the startView()
method.
- BasicDemo.php
- procedural page BasicDemo.php
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- execute
- in file StartModelCommand.php, method StartModelCommand::execute()
Override execute to add logic. In the
the ApplicationDataProxy is started and registered, and then the selected CSS file is loaded.
- execute
- in file StartViewCommand.php, method StartViewCommand::execute()
The execute()
method is overridden in order to add your application logic for this specific command.
- execute
- in file SimpleCommand.php, method SimpleCommand::execute()
Fulfill the use.case initiated by the given
.
- execute
- in file MacroCommand.php, method MacroCommand::execute()
Execute this
's SubCommands.
- execute
- in file ICommand.php, method ICommand::execute()
Execute the
's logic to handle a given
.
- executeCommand
- in file IController.php, method IController::executeCommand()
Execute the
previously registered as the handler for
s with the given notification name.
- executeCommand
- in file Controller.php, method Controller::executeCommand()
If an
has previously been registered to handle a the given
, then it is executed.
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- getApplicationDataVO
- in file ApplicationDataProxy.php, method ApplicationDataProxy::getApplicationDataVO()
Public getter for
- getApplicationView
- in file ApplicationMediator.php, method ApplicationMediator::getApplicationView()
Public getter for the view class instance.
- getBody
- in file Notification.php, method Notification::getBody()
Get the body of the
instance.
- getBody
- in file INotification.php, method INotification::getBody()
Get the body of the
instance
- getData
- in file IProxy.php, method IProxy::getData()
Get the data object
- getData
- in file Proxy.php, method Proxy::getData()
Get the data object
- getInstance
- in file Model.php, method Model::getInstance()
Singleton Factory method.
- getInstance
- in file ApplicationFacade.php, method ApplicationFacade::getInstance()
Instance getter for the ApplicationFacade, this method starts the Facade.
- getInstance
- in file Controller.php, method Controller::getInstance()
Singleton Factory method.
- getInstance
- in file View.php, method View::getInstance()
View Singleton Factory method.
- getInstance
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::getInstance()
Facade Singleton Factory method
- getMediatorName
- in file IMediator.php, method IMediator::getMediatorName()
Get the
instance name
- getMediatorName
- in file Mediator.php, method Mediator::getMediatorName()
Get the name of the
.
- getName
- in file Notification.php, method Notification::getName()
Get the name of the
instance.
- getName
- in file INotification.php, method INotification::getName()
Get the name of the
instance.
- getProxyName
- in file IProxy.php, method IProxy::getProxyName()
Get the Proxy name
- getProxyName
- in file Proxy.php, method Proxy::getProxyName()
Get the proxy name
- getType
- in file Notification.php, method Notification::getType()
Get the type of the
instance.
- getType
- in file INotification.php, method INotification::getType()
Get the type of the
instance
- getViewComponent
- in file Mediator.php, method Mediator::getViewComponent()
Get the
's view component.
- getViewComponent
- in file IMediator.php, method IMediator::getViewComponent()
Get the
's view component.
- getViewTemplate
- in file ApplicationView.php, method ApplicationView::getViewTemplate()
Public getter for the view template.
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- handleNotification
- in file ApplicationMediator.php, method ApplicationMediator::handleNotification()
Handles notifications sent by the PureMVC framework that this Mediator is interested in.
- handleNotification
- in file IMediator.php, method IMediator::handleNotification()
Handle an
.
- handleNotification
- in file Mediator.php, method Mediator::handleNotification()
Handle
s.
- hasCommand
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::hasCommand()
Check if a Command is registered for a given Notification
- hasCommand
- in file Controller.php, method Controller::hasCommand()
Check if a Command is registered for a given Notification
- hasMediator
- in file IView.php, method IView::hasMediator()
Check to see if a Mediator is registered with the View.
- hasMediator
- in file View.php, method View::hasMediator()
Check to see if a Mediator is registered with the View.
- hasMediator
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::hasMediator()
Check to see if a Mediator is registered with the View.
- hasMediator
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::hasMediator()
Check to see if a Mediator is registered with the View.
- hasProxy
- in file Model.php, method Model::hasProxy()
Check to see if a Proxy is registered with the Model.
- hasProxy
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::hasProxy()
Check to see if a Proxy is registered with the Model.
- hasProxy
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::hasProxy()
Check to see if a Proxy is registered with the Model.
- hasProxy
- in file IModel.php, method IModel::hasProxy()
Check to see if a Proxy is registered with the Model.
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- $instance
- in file Model.php, variable Model::$instance
- $instance
- in file Facade.php, variable Facade::$instance
- $instance
- in file View.php, variable View::$instance
- $instance
- in file Controller.php, variable Controller::$instance
- ICommand
- in file ICommand.php, class ICommand
The interface definition for a PureMVC Command.
- IController
- in file IController.php, class IController
The interface definition for a PureMVC Controller.
- IFacade
- in file IFacade.php, class IFacade
The interface definition for a PureMVC Facade.
- IMediator
- in file IMediator.php, class IMediator
The interface definition for a PureMVC Mediator.
- IModel
- in file IModel.php, class IModel
The interface definition for a PureMVC Model.
- initializeController
- in file Controller.php, method Controller::initializeController()
Initialize the Singleton
instance.
- initializeController
- in file ApplicationFacade.php, method ApplicationFacade::initializeController()
Initializes the controller and gives you an opportunity to register application specific commands that extend SimpleCommand or MacroCommand with the PureMVC framework.
- initializeController
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::initializeController()
Initialize the
.
- initializeFacade
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::initializeFacade()
Initialize the Singleton
instance.
- initializeMacroCommand
- in file MacroCommand.php, method MacroCommand::initializeMacroCommand()
Initialize the
.
- initializeMacroCommand
- in file StartApplicationCommand.php, method StartApplicationCommand::initializeMacroCommand()
The initializeMacroCommand
is overridden to add references to instances of SimpleCommand that should be executed.
- initializeModel
- in file Model.php, method Model::initializeModel()
Initialize the Singleton
instance.
- initializeModel
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::initializeModel()
Initialize the
.
- initializeView
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::initializeView()
Initialize the
.
- initializeView
- in file View.php, method View::initializeView()
Initialize the Singleton View instance.
- INotification
- in file INotification.php, class INotification
The interface definition for a PureMVC Notification.
- INotifier
- in file INotifier.php, class INotifier
The interface definition for a PureMVC Notifier.
- ICommand.php
- procedural page ICommand.php
- IController.php
- procedural page IController.php
- IFacade.php
- procedural page IFacade.php
- IMediator.php
- procedural page IMediator.php
- IModel.php
- procedural page IModel.php
- INotification.php
- procedural page INotification.php
- INotifier.php
- procedural page INotifier.php
- IObserver.php
- procedural page IObserver.php
- IProxy.php
- procedural page IProxy.php
- IView.php
- procedural page IView.php
- IObserver
- in file IObserver.php, class IObserver
The interface definition for a PureMVC Observer.
- IProxy
- in file IProxy.php, class IProxy
The interface definition for a PureMVC Proxy.
- IView
- in file IView.php, class IView
The interface definition for a PureMVC View.
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- NAME
- in file ApplicationDataProxy.php, class constant ApplicationDataProxy::NAME
- NAME
- in file Proxy.php, class constant Proxy::NAME
- NAME
- in file Mediator.php, class constant Mediator::NAME
The name of the
.
- NAME
- in file ApplicationMediator.php, class constant ApplicationMediator::NAME
- Notification
- in file Notification.php, method Notification::Notification()
Constructor.
- Notification
- in file Notification.php, class Notification
A base
implementation.
- Notifier
- in file Notifier.php, class Notifier
A Base
implementation.
- notifyObserver
- in file IObserver.php, method IObserver::notifyObserver()
Notify the interested object.
- notifyObserver
- in file Observer.php, method Observer::notifyObserver()
Notify the interested object.
- notifyObservers
- in file View.php, method View::notifyObservers()
Notify the IObservers
for a particular
.
- notifyObservers
- in file IView.php, method IView::notifyObservers()
Notify the IObservers
for a particular
.
- notifyObservers
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::notifyObservers()
Notify
s of an
.
- notifyObservers
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::notifyObservers()
Notify
s.
- Notification.php
- procedural page Notification.php
- Notifier.php
- procedural page Notifier.php
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- $observerMap
- in file View.php, variable View::$observerMap
- Observer
- in file Observer.php, class Observer
A base
implementation.
- onRegister
- in file IMediator.php, method IMediator::onRegister()
Called when the View registers a Mediator.
- onRegister
- in file Mediator.php, method Mediator::onRegister()
Called when the View registers a Mediator.
- onRegister
- in file IProxy.php, method IProxy::onRegister()
Called when the Model registers a Proxy.
- onRegister
- in file Proxy.php, method Proxy::onRegister()
Called when the Model registers a Proxy.
- onRemove
- in file Proxy.php, method Proxy::onRemove()
Called when the Model removes a Proxy.
- onRemove
- in file Mediator.php, method Mediator::onRemove()
Called when the View removes a Mediator.
- onRemove
- in file IMediator.php, method IMediator::onRemove()
Called when the View removes a Mediator.
- onRemove
- in file IProxy.php, method IProxy::onRemove()
Called when the Model removes a Proxy.
- Observer.php
- procedural page Observer.php
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- registerCommand
- in file IController.php, method IController::registerCommand()
Register a particular
class as the handler for a particular
.
- registerCommand
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::registerCommand()
Register an
with the
by Notification name.
- registerCommand
- in file Controller.php, method Controller::registerCommand()
Register a particular
class as the handler for a particular
.
- registerCommand
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::registerCommand()
Register an
with the
.
- registerMediator
- in file View.php, method View::registerMediator()
Register an
instance with the
.
- registerMediator
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::registerMediator()
Register a
with the
.
- registerMediator
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::registerMediator()
Register an
instance with the
.
- registerMediator
- in file IView.php, method IView::registerMediator()
Register an
instance with the
.
- registerObserver
- in file IView.php, method IView::registerObserver()
Register an
to be notified of INotifications
with a given name.
- registerObserver
- in file View.php, method View::registerObserver()
Register an
to be notified of INotifications
with a given name.
- registerProxy
- in file Model.php, method Model::registerProxy()
Register an
with the
.
- registerProxy
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::registerProxy()
Register an
with the
by name.
- registerProxy
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::registerProxy()
Register an
with the
by name.
- registerProxy
- in file IModel.php, method IModel::registerProxy()
Register an
instance with the
.
- removeCommand
- in file Controller.php, method Controller::removeCommand()
Remove a previously registered
to
mapping.
- removeCommand
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::removeCommand()
Remove a previously registered
to
mapping from the Controller.
- removeCommand
- in file IController.php, method IController::removeCommand()
Remove a previously registered
to
mapping.
- removeMediator
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::removeMediator()
Remove a
instance from the
.
- removeMediator
- in file View.php, method View::removeMediator()
Remove an
from the
.
- removeMediator
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::removeMediator()
Remove an
from the
.
- removeMediator
- in file IView.php, method IView::removeMediator()
Remove an
from the
.
- removeProxy
- in file IModel.php, method IModel::removeProxy()
Remove an
instance from the Model.
- removeProxy
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::removeProxy()
Remove an
instance from the
by name.
- removeProxy
- in file Model.php, method Model::removeProxy()
Remove an
from the
.
- removeProxy
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::removeProxy()
Remove an
from the
by name.
- retrieveMediator
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::retrieveMediator()
Retrieve an
instance from the
.
- retrieveMediator
- in file View.php, method View::retrieveMediator()
Retrieve an
from the
.
- retrieveMediator
- in file IView.php, method IView::retrieveMediator()
Retrieve an
from the
.
- retrieveMediator
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::retrieveMediator()
Retrieve an
from the
.
- retrieveProxy
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::retrieveProxy()
Retrieve an
from the
by name.
- retrieveProxy
- in file Model.php, method Model::retrieveProxy()
Retrieve an
from the
.
- retrieveProxy
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::retrieveProxy()
Retrieve a
from the
by name.
- retrieveProxy
- in file IModel.php, method IModel::retrieveProxy()
Retrieve an
instance from the Model.
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- StartApplicationCommand.php
- procedural page StartApplicationCommand.php
- StartModelCommand.php
- procedural page StartModelCommand.php
- StartViewCommand.php
- procedural page StartViewCommand.php
- SimpleCommand.php
- procedural page SimpleCommand.php
- sendNotification
- in file Notifier.php, method Notifier::sendNotification()
- sendNotification
- in file Facade.php, method Facade::sendNotification()
Send an
.
- sendNotification
- in file INotifier.php, method INotifier::sendNotification()
Send a
.
- sendNotification
- in file IFacade.php, method IFacade::sendNotification()
Send a
.
- setBody
- in file Notification.php, method Notification::setBody()
Set the body of the
instance.
- setBody
- in file INotification.php, method INotification::setBody()
Set the body of the
instance
- setData
- in file Proxy.php, method Proxy::setData()
Set the data object
- setData
- in file IProxy.php, method IProxy::setData()
Set the data object.
- setNotifyContext
- in file IObserver.php, method IObserver::setNotifyContext()
Set the notification context.
- setNotifyContext
- in file Observer.php, method Observer::setNotifyContext()
Set the notification context.
- setNotifyMethod
- in file Observer.php, method Observer::setNotifyMethod()
Set the notification method.
- setNotifyMethod
- in file IObserver.php, method IObserver::setNotifyMethod()
Set the notification method.
- setType
- in file INotification.php, method INotification::setType()
Set the type of the
instance
- setType
- in file Notification.php, method Notification::setType()
Set the type of the
instance.
- setViewComponent
- in file IMediator.php, method IMediator::setViewComponent()
Set the
's view component.
- setViewComponent
- in file Mediator.php, method Mediator::setViewComponent()
- SimpleCommand
- in file SimpleCommand.php, class SimpleCommand
A base
implementation.
- StartApplicationCommand
- in file StartApplicationCommand.php, class StartApplicationCommand
The
prepares the view first so that it is ready to display data when the model is done loading.
- StartModelCommand
- in file StartModelCommand.php, class StartModelCommand
Starts the application model, for the basic demo this command loads the CSS file selected on the index.php page.
- startUp
- in file ApplicationFacade.php, method ApplicationFacade::startUp()
Starts the application by sending a START_APPLICATION notification.
- startView
- in file BasicDemo.php, method BasicDemo::startView()
Starts the PureMVC framework passing in variables
- StartViewCommand
- in file StartViewCommand.php, class StartViewCommand
Starts the view class which initializes php/html templates.
- START_APPLICATION
- in file ApplicationFacade.php, class constant ApplicationFacade::START_APPLICATION
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This week I was trying to implement Matrix Multiplication, on GPGPU using Vulkan Compute API, which is pretty easy to parallelize, given that each cell of resulting matrix can be computed independent of any other cell. This is a simple data parallel problem, where same kernel can be run for each cell of resulting matrix without any data dependency, while input is read from two immutible buffers ( read Matrix A, B ). For understanding performance gain when run on GPGPU, I planned to implement naive matrix multiplication algorithm, which runs with time complexity O(N ** 2), in both CPU & GPU executable form. Given that GPUs are massively parallel machines, multiple cells of resulting matrix can be computed at a time, while paying very low synchronization cost, given nature of problem at hand.
When computing matrix multiplication on CPU, I make use of two nested loops, where each iteration of inner most loop computes value at a certain cell of resulting matrix with formula
If I work with two 4 x 4 matrices, multiplication algorithm looks like 👇. For making it more generic, first LHS matrix's #-of columns & RHS matrix's #-of rows need to be equal. Otherwise, multiplication is not possible. Two nested loops iterate in such a way so that it's possible to generate indices of each cell of resulting matrix of dimension M x P, when LHS(M x N) & RHS(N x P).
It's clearly understandable that each cell of resulting matrix C can be computed independently --- easily parallelizable. Now each invocation of compute shader ( read kernel running on GPU ) computes single cell of resulting matrix & exits; as many of these invocations can be run by GPU at same time, speed up is quite noticeable.
During each invocation of compute shader, following code snippet is run, which reads input from LHS's rowi & RHS's columnj; computes result & finally writes computed value for cell (i, j) at respective memory location. Notice, how one dimensional array being used for respresenting/ accessing two dimensional matrix.
Finally, it's time to run both CPU, GPU executable matrix multiplication implementation. Speed up obtained is noticeably large
due to nature of problem & SIMT execution model of GPUs. As I've used an old integrated graphics card, I believe executing same implementation
on discrete compute enabled graphics unit with subgroup size > 32, should result in much better performance. In my case, ~32 invocations execute
in parallel, if subgroup size > 32, no doubt speed up will be visibly higher.
I keep whole implementation here for future reference.
In coming days, I'll keep exploring Vulkan Compute more deeply, while implementing GPU executable parallel algorithms.


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The EPrints software package from University of Southampton provides a rich internal Perl API along with a RESTful web API. The latter has been used extensively by Caltech Library to facilitate content reuse across campus for our various EPrints repositories. The challenge now is to move beyond the present limitations. (See priorities two and three of the AY 22 Caltech Library’s strategic plan)
Extending EPrints directly is error prone and cumbersome. Implementing features in Perl safely is only the start of trouble if we modify EPrints directly. In contrast EPrints’ MySQL database structure has proven to be durable and predictable. MySQL can be leverage directly to extended API seeks to beyond our current constraints.
What should an extended web API look like?
An extended API should provide a limited web service that maps URL end points to simple MySQL queries run against the various EPrints databases. The service should be easy to implement require minimal resources, e.g. one prepared SQL statement per end point.
Security and privacy should be front and center when implementing any web service. By returning EPrint ID only we limit the risk of exposing in appropriate metadata (e.g. author information). The EPrint ID is an integer without specific meaning. It does not give you access to sensitive information.
The following URL end points are intended to take one unique identifier and map that to one or more EPrint IDs. This can be done because each unique ID targeted can be identified by querying a single table in EPrints. In addition the scan can return the complete results since all EPrint IDs are integers and returning all EPrint IDs in any of our repositories is sufficiently small to be returned in a single HTTP request.
/<REPO_ID>/doi/<DOI>
with the adoption of
EPrints “doi” field in the EPrint table it makes sense to have a quick
translation of DOI to EPrint id for a given EPrints repository./<REPO_ID>/creator-id/<CREATOR_ID>
scans
the name creator id field associated with creators and returns a list of
EPrint ID/<REPO_ID>/creator-orcid/<ORCID>
scans the
“orcid” field associated with creators and returns a list of EPrint
ID/<REPO_ID>/editor-id/<CREATOR_ID>
scans the
name creator id field associated with editors and returns a list of
EPrint ID/<REPO_ID>/contributor-id/<CONTRIBUTOR_ID>
scans the “id” field associated with a contributors and returns a list
of EPrint ID/<REPO_ID>/advisor-id/<ADVISOR_ID>
scans
the name advisor id field associated with advisors and returns a list of
EPrint ID/<REPO_ID>/committee-id/<COMMITTEE_ID>
scans the committee id field associated with committee members and
returns a list of EPrint ID/<REPO_ID>/group-id/<GROUP_ID>
this scans
group ID and returns a list of EPrint IDs associated with the group/<REPO_ID>/grant-number/<GRANT_NUMBER>
returns a list of EPrint IDs associated with the grant number/<REPO_ID>/creator-name/<FAMILY_NAME>/<GIVEN_NAME>
scans the name fields associated with creators and returns a list of
EPrint ID/<REPO_ID>/editor-name/<FAMILY_NAME>/<GIVEN_NAME>
scans the family and given name field associated with a editors and
returns a list of EPrint ID/<REPO_ID>/contributor-name/<FAMILY_NAME>/<GIVEN_NAME>
scans the family and given name field associated with a contributors and
returns a list of EPrint ID/<REPO_ID>/advisor-name/<FAMILY_NAME>/<GIVEN_NAME>
scans the name fields associated with advisors returns a list of EPrint
ID/<REPO_ID>/committee-name/<FAMILY_NAME>/<GIVEN_NAME>
scans the family and given name fields associated with committee members
and returns a list of EPrint ID/<REPO_ID>/pubmed/<PUBMED_ID>
returns a
list of EPrint IDs associated with the PubMed ID/<REPO_ID>/issn/<ISSN>
returns a list of
EPrint IDs associated with the ISSN/<REPO_ID>/isbn/<ISSN>
returns a list of
EPrint IDs associated with the ISSN/<REPO_ID>/patent-number/<PATENT_NUMBER
returns a list of EPrint IDs associated with the patent numberThe follow API end points would facilitate faster updates to our feeds platform as well as allow us to create a separate public view of our EPrint repository content.
/<REPO_ID>/updated/<TIMESTAMP>/<TIMESTAMP>
returns a list of EPrint IDs updated starting at the first timestamp
(timestamps should have a resolution to the minute, e.g. “YYYY-MM-DD
HH:MM:SS”) through inclusive of the second timestmap (if the second is
omitted the timestamp is assumed to be “now”)/<REPO_ID>/deleted/<TIMESTAMP>/<TIMESTAMP>
through the returns a list of EPrint IDs deleted starting at first
timestamp through inclusive of the second timestamp, if the second
timestamp is omitted it is assumed to be “now”/<REPO_ID>/pubdate/<APROX_DATESTAMP>/<APPOX_DATESTAMP>
this query scans the EPrint table for records with publication starts
starting with the first approximate date through inclusive of the second
approximate date. If the second date is omitted it is assumed to be
“today”. Approximate dates my be expressed just the year (starting with
Jan 1, ending with Dec 31), just the year and month (starting with first
day of month ending with the last day) or year, month and day. The end
returns zero or more EPrint IDs.The following end points would be nice to have but they would either requirecustomization of our existing EPrints deployments or require significant work on part of our Library staff to populate.
/<REPO_ID>/editor-orcid/<ORCID>
scans the
“orcid” field associated with a editors and returns a list of EPrint
ID/<REPO_ID>/contributor-orcid/<ORCID>
scans
the “orcid” field associated with a contributors and returns a list of
EPrint ID/<REPO_ID>/advisor-orcid/<ORCID>
scans the
“orcid” field associated with advisors and returns a list of EPrint
ID/<REPO_ID>/committee-orcid/<ORCID>
scans
the “orcid” field associated with committee members and returns a list
of EPrint ID/<REPO_ID>/group-ror/<ROR>
this scans the
local group ROR related fields and returns a list of EPrint ids./<REPO_ID>/funder-ror/<FUNDER_ROR>
returns
a list of EPrint IDs associated with the funder’s ROREPrints XML is complex and hard to work with. A simplified data structure could make working with our repository data much easier. If user/role restrictions were enforced in an extended EPrints API it could provide a clean JSON expression of a more general bibliographic record. Additionally would couple provide JSON documents suitable for direct ingest into Solr/Lunr search engines. At that stage it might also be desirable to allow updates to existing EPrints records via the extended API.


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Building queries with the Python SDK¶
In the following notebook, we will show how to build complex queries in GOR using the Python SDK to connect to our instance. First, as always, we load the gor magic extension to be able to use the %gor
and %%gor
syntax. This notebook assumes you are familiar with the gor syntax.
[1]:
# Install the python sdk, if needed
! pip install nextcode-sdk[jupyter] -U > /dev/null
[2]:
# load the magic extension and imports
%reload_ext nextcode
import nextcode
import pandas as pd
%env LOG_QUERY=1
Gor magic extension has been loaded. You can now use '%gor' and '%%gor' in this notebook
* Python SDK Version: 0.8.1
* Query API Version: 1.10.0
* GOR Version: 2.6.0 (git SHA 622555a)
* Root Endpoint: https://platform.wuxinextcodedev.com/api/query/
* Current User<EMAIL_ADDRESS>* Current Project: ukbb_hg38 (%env GOR_API_PROJECT=xxx)
env: LOG_QUERY=1
Simple single-line gor expression¶
[3]:
%gor nor #dbsnp# | top 2
Query 19503 generated 2 rows in 0.84 sec
[3]:
| Chrom | pos | reference | allele | rsids | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | chr1 | 10020 | AA | A | rs775809821 |
| 1 | chr1 | 10039 | A | C | rs978760828 |
Single-line gor expression which stores results in local variable¶
[4]:
var = %gor nor #dbsnp# | top 2
Query 19504 generated 2 rows in 0.73 sec
[5]:
print(var)
Chrom pos reference allele rsids
0 chr1 10020 AA A rs775809821
1 chr1 10039 A C rs978760828
Simple multi-line gor expression¶
Multi-line expressions are started with %%
. Each statement should end with ;
[6]:
%%gor
def #top# = 2;
gor #dbsnp#
| top #top#;
Query 19505 generated 2 rows in 0.77 sec
[6]:
| Chrom | pos | reference | allele | rsids | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | chr1 | 10020 | AA | A | rs775809821 |
| 1 | chr1 | 10039 | A | C | rs978760828 |
Multi-line gor expression which stores results in local variable¶
To load results from a multi-line gor expression into a variable you can use the special <<
operator
[7]:
%%gor new_results <<
def #tops# = 10;
gor #dbsnp# | top #tops#;
Query 19506 generated 10 rows in 0.86 sec
[8]:
new_results.index
[8]:
RangeIndex(start=0, stop=10, step=1)
Store results in the user_data folder¶
Instead of fetching the data to the jupyter server you can also use the | write gor command to store files in the user_data folder within the project on NFS.
[9]:
%%gor
pgor #dbsnp#
| top 1000
| write user_data/outfile.gorz;
Query 19507 generated 0 rows in 0.86 sec
[9]:
[10]:
# verify that the file is there by executing gorls
%gorls user_data outfile.gorz
outfile.gorz (10.2KiB)
[11]:
# now you can gor this file and bring the results into a local dataframe
%gor user_data/outfile.gorz | GROUP chrom -count | top 2
Query 19509 generated 1 rows in 0.73 sec
[11]:
| Chrom | bpStart | bpStop | allCount | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | chr7 | 0 | 159345973 | 1000 |
Download results to a local file¶
When the results are very large and you want to be able to use them locally without rerunning the query you can stream the results directly to a file with the << operator by specifying file:
. You can cancel the download at any time and have partial results in the output file.
[ ]:
filename = "dbsnp_2m.tsv"
[ ]:
%%gor file:$filename <<
gor #dbsnp# | top 2000000
[ ]:
!wc -l $filename
!ls -lh $filename
[ ]:
[ ]:
Gor expression which references a local variable¶
Local variables can be references using the $xxx
syntax. This will expand the variable inline and is meant to be used for simple strings and numbers
[ ]:
num = 5
[ ]:
%%gor
gor -p chr1:69000-70000 #dbsnp#
| TOP $num;
Gor expression with defs and create statements¶
[ ]:
%%gor
def #number# = $num;
def #VEP_single# = UKBB/freezes/2019_0325/plink_wes/vep_single.gorz;
def #myfavouritefood# = pizza;
create mydbsnp = gor -p chr1:69000-70000 #dbsnp#
| TOP #number#;
gor [mydbsnp];
Compound expressions¶
Using the local variables you can construct compount expressions, allowing you to split up long gor scripts.
[ ]:
defs = """
def #myfirstdef# = 2;
def #myseconddef# = 2;
"""
creates = """
create mydbsnp = gor -p chr1:69000-70000 #dbsnp#
| TOP #myfirstdef#;
"""
[ ]:
%%gor
$defs
$creates
gor [mydbsnp];
Virtual relations¶
You can load pandas dataframes into the query with the special [var:xxx]
syntax.
[ ]:
allpns = pd.read_csv('pnlist.tsv', delimiter='\t')
[ ]:
%%gor
create bla = gor #dbsnp#
| top 10;
nor [var:allpns]
| top 5;
Cancelling queries¶
Try executing this long-running query and then click the stop button
[ ]:
results = %gor pgor #dbsnp# | GROUP chrom -count
Using the SDK without magic syntax¶
The %
and %%
is simply syntactic sugar for executing queries through the python sdk. You can use the sdk directly as well and that is probably the preferred method for serious analysis.
Initializing the SDK¶
The SDK usually needs to be initialized with an API key and a project. However, in Wuxi notebooks this has already been done for you.
[ ]:
#%env GOR_API_KEY=[jwt token]
#%env GOR_API_PROJECT=[project name]
import nextcode
import pandas
# get a handle on a query service proxy
svc = nextcode.get_service("query")
Running basic queries¶
[ ]:
qry = svc.execute("gor #dbsnp# | top 2;")
print(f"Query {qry.query_id} is {qry.status}. Runtime was {qry.duration} ms and it produced {qry.line_count} rows.")
print(f"The query that was run: {qry.query}")
from pprint import pprint
df = qry.dataframe()
df
Analysing failed queries¶
[ ]:
qry = svc.execute("gor #unknowndef# | top 2;")
if qry.status == "FAILED":
import sys
print(f"Query failed with error: {qry.error['message']}\n", file=sys.stderr)
print(f"Additional information available from qry.error[]: {list(qry.error.keys())}", file=sys.stderr)
Using virtual relations¶
[ ]:
import pandas as pd
import nextcode
svc = nextcode.get_service("query")
# use a dataframe as a virtual relation
df = pd.DataFrame(columns=["hello", "world"], data=[[1, 2]])
qry = svc.execute("gor [test]", test=df)
print(qry.dataframe())
# use a tsv string as a virtual relation
tsv = """hello\tworld\n1\t2"""
qry = svc.execute("gor [test]", test=tsv)
print(qry.dataframe())
# if your virtual relation uses special characters (:) in variable name
qry = svc.execute("gor [var:test]", relations=[{"name": "var:test", "data": df}])
print(qry.dataframe())


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AngularJS
Vertx.io
MongoDB
Przemek Palak
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>https://github.com/PrzemekPalak
@PrzemekPalak
Sanus Per Aquam
Single Page Application
The Golden Rule - Don't block the event loop!
Java default: thread pool + locking of shared data
Actors model: single queue + one thread
The packages of code that Vert.x executes are called verticles (think of a particle, for Vert.x).
Vert.x instance
4 core CPU - 4 treads
Distributed event bus
Vertx architecture


public class GraphGenerators
extends Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
GraphGenerators() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Edge<Object>[] |
generateRandomEdges(int src,
int numEdges,
int maxVertexId,
long seed) |
static Graph<scala.Tuple2<Object,Object>,Object> |
gridGraph(SparkContext sc,
int rows,
int cols)
Create
rows by cols grid graph with each vertex connected to its
row+1 and col+1 neighbors. |
static Graph<Object,Object> |
logNormalGraph(SparkContext sc,
int numVertices,
int numEParts,
double mu,
double sigma,
long seed)
Generate a graph whose vertex out degree distribution is log normal.
|
static double |
RMATa() |
static double |
RMATb() |
static double |
RMATc() |
static double |
RMATd() |
static Graph<Object,Object> |
rmatGraph(SparkContext sc,
int requestedNumVertices,
int numEdges)
A random graph generator using the R-MAT model, proposed in
"R-MAT: A Recursive Model for Graph Mining" by Chakrabarti et al.
|
static int |
sampleLogNormal(double mu,
double sigma,
int maxVal,
long seed)
Randomly samples from a log normal distribution whose corresponding normal distribution has
the given mean and standard deviation.
|
static Graph<Object,Object> |
starGraph(SparkContext sc,
int nverts)
Create a star graph with vertex 0 being the center.
|
public static double RMATa()
public static double RMATb()
public static double RMATd()
public static Graph<Object,Object> logNormalGraph(SparkContext sc, int numVertices, int numEParts, double mu, double sigma, long seed)
The default values for mu and sigma are taken from the Pregel paper:
Grzegorz Malewicz, Matthew H. Austern, Aart J.C Bik, James C. Dehnert, Ilan Horn, Naty Leiser, and Grzegorz Czajkowski. 2010. Pregel: a system for large-scale graph processing. SIGMOD '10.
If the seed is -1 (default), a random seed is chosen. Otherwise, use the user-specified seed.
sc
- Spark ContextnumVertices
- number of vertices in generated graphnumEParts
- (optional) number of partitionsmu
- (optional, default: 4.0) mean of out-degree distributionsigma
- (optional, default: 1.3) standard deviation of out-degree distributionseed
- (optional, default: -1) seed for RNGs, -1 causes a random seed to be chosenpublic static double RMATc()
public static Edge<Object>[] generateRandomEdges(int src, int numEdges, int maxVertexId, long seed)
public static int sampleLogNormal(double mu, double sigma, int maxVal, long seed)
X = exp(m+s*Z)
where m
,
s
are the mean, standard deviation of the lognormal distribution and
Z ~ N(0, 1)
. In this function,
m = e^(mu+sigma^2/2)
and s = sqrt[(e^(sigma^2) - 1)(e^(2*mu+sigma^2))]
.
mu
- the mean of the normal distributionsigma
- the standard deviation of the normal distributionmaxVal
- exclusive upper bound on the value of the sampleseed
- optional seedpublic static Graph<Object,Object> rmatGraph(SparkContext sc, int requestedNumVertices, int numEdges)
See http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~christos/PUBLICATIONS/siam04.pdf
.
public static Graph<scala.Tuple2<Object,Object>,Object> gridGraph(SparkContext sc, int rows, int cols)
rows
by cols
grid graph with each vertex connected to its
row+1 and col+1 neighbors. Vertex ids are assigned in row major
order.
sc
- the spark context in which to construct the graphrows
- the number of rowscols
- the number of columns
public static Graph<Object,Object> starGraph(SparkContext sc, int nverts)
sc
- the spark context in which to construct the graphnverts
- the number of vertices in the star
nverts
vertices with vertex 0
being the center vertex.


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Welcome to the reference implementation of the Coverage Requirements Discovery (CRD) service. This service operates following the implementation guide published at H7 and developed by the Da Vinci Project. It is implemented as a CDS Hook.
This service returns responses to CRD queries based on a small database of examples it maintains. Example responses can be managed through the administrative interface.


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Web Maps
Go By Bike USA
Functions as a repository for data relevant to cyclists, at a national scope. Statistics on cyclists mortality rate by state, best and worst cities for cycling and bicycle routes are complemented by a built-in routing machine and a base map that at the smallest scale, reveals points of interest for cyclists, such as public restrooms, coffee shops and pubs. Written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Urban Art Gallery
This is a prototype app created with Fulcrum and Carto.The idea is to have users take pictures of whatever they consider "art" throughout the city. Users submit pictures along with a questionnaire, with a mix of mandatory and open questions. The web map below displays the data collected from one test user. The map is hosted on my Carto page.


To start up fv on Unix workstations, enter 'fv' in a command window. You may optionally append the name of a FITS file, or multiple files, to be opened. For example, 'fv ngc1316o.fit' opens a single file, and 'fv ngc*' opens all the FITS files in the current directory whose names match the string. On PCs running MS Windows you may start fv either by double clicking on the fv desktop icon, or by dragging a FITS file from e.g. Windows Explorer onto the fv icon. It is also possible to set up your Windows or Unix environment so that you can just double click (in the File Manager or on an e-mail attachment) on a FITS file that has a standard extension like '.fit' or '.fits' and then have fv automatically start up and open that file.
The environment variable FVTMP defines the directory that fv will use to create temporary files. On Unix machines, you may set this variable in your .login file, or in a .[t]cshrc file as
Fv usually chooses an appropriate color map value by default, but it sometimes fails to recognize architectures supporting TrueColor mode and fails with a "X Error: BadMatch" message. The solution to this is to restart fv with the -cmap 2 option.
Here is a list of available cmap options when starting fv (e.g., 'fv -cmap 2':
cmap 0 - Default behavior. I.e. choose the "best" colormap. cmap 1 - Force POW to setup a new private pseudocolor colormap (very safe) cmap 2 - Force POW to use truecolor mode (very safe, but looks bad on low color displays and runs slower than pseudocolor). Note: this will cause powSetupColormap to look for a truecolor visual; if it can't find one, it will allow the main Tk code to pick a visual, but POW will still use "truecolor mode" (i.e. the Tk photo widget) to display images. cmap 3 - Force use of the screen default colormap. This should be reasonably safe now, but often won't be what you want.


API Documentation¶
A Python package for assisting neural network production with TensorFlow.
Batch Loaders¶
Value JSON:¶
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
dataset |
column 2 | column 3 | column 4 |
| body row 2 | … | … |
-
class
nnetmaker.
IndependentBatchLoader
(in_names, target_names, loader_args_dict, **kwargs)¶ A loader for iterating over batches of independent examples stored as TFRecord files in the specified data directory.
-
class
nnetmaker.
ContinuousSequenceBatchLoader
(in_names, target_names, loader_args_dict, **kwargs)¶ A loader for iterating over batches of subsequences selected from large continuous sequences of data. Each
TFRecord
file stores a sequence of contiguous data chunks that together comprise a sequence containing no boundaries within. Each file is considered an independent source, and batch subsequences are selected by concatenating all chunks along the first dimension then selecting windows of the concatenated data. All features for each chunk must have the same length along the first dimension.
-
class
nnetmaker.
DiscreteSequenceBatchLoader
(in_names, target_names, loader_args_dict, **kwargs)¶ A loader for iterating over batches of subsequences selected from large discrete sequences of data. Each TFRecord file stores a sequence of contiguous subsequences that each represent a single unit and together comprise a longer sequence. Each file is considered an independent source, and batch subsequences are selected by concatenating all unit subsequences along the first dimension then selecting a number of contiguous units, aligned at unit subsequence boundaries. Unit subsequence features may have different lengths along the first dimension.


Virtual Reality has been adopted by the military – this includes all three services (army, navy and air force) – where it is used for training purposes. This is particularly useful for training soldiers for combat situations or other dangerous settings where they have to learn how to react in an appropriate manner.
A virtual reality simulation enables them to do so but without the risk of death or a serious injury. They can re-enact a particular scenario, for example engagement with an enemy in an environment in which they experience this but without the real world risks. This has proven to be safer and less costly than traditional training methods.
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Virtual reality is also used to treat post-traumatic stress disorder. Soldiers suffering from battlefield trauma and other psychological conditions can learn how to deal with their symptoms in a ‘safe’ environment. The idea is for them to be exposed to the triggers for their condition which they gradually adjust to. This has the effect of decreasing their symptoms and enabling them to cope to new or unexpected situations.


Version P1 (Prototype 1) -- 03.05.2016
- First prototype of the website
- Simple sound and a counter (non-saved)
Version P2 (Prototype 2) -- 15.05.2016
- Second prototype of the website
- Multiplay sounds
- Saved counter via PHP/JS
Version P3 (Prototype 3) -- 24.05.2016
- Third prototype of the website
- SQL implementation via PHP (with help from Kagumi, see credits)
Version 1.0 (!) -- 04.06.2016
- First release version
- Sidebar with contact information and partner sites
- Cached background counter
- Instant on-page counter updates
- Possible discrepancies when pressing fast and instantly reloading
Version 1.1 -- 28.06.2016
- Sound randomization for the button
- Various other sounds like Megumin's introduction
- Currently 5 different sounds, open to implement more
Version 1.2 -- 05.11.2016
- Switch MySQL for SQLite
- A bunch of new sounds
- Minor HTML/CSS improvements
- More sounds once Season 2 goes live
Version 1.3 - 18.12.2016
- Live updates for the counter
- Counter will update globally for all users at the same time
- Soundboard to play sounds without randomization
- Several minor adjustments that do not add functionality
Version 2.0 - 16.04.2017
- Complete backend rewrite from PHP to Node.js
- Real live updates for the counter, no longer simulated
- Error template pages for 404 (Not Found) & 500 (Internal Server Error)
- ion.sound replaced with howler.js for sounds playback
- Increases in performance for the counter due to caching optimization
Version 2.1 - 01.06.2017
- Statistics page to answer questions about click frequency
- Statistics are saved in database and page is updated live
- "/x.html" page links redirected to "/x" format
- Counters are now displayed in "x.xxx.xxx" format
Version 2.2 - 03.06.2017
- Only changes the user will not notice
- Development environment changes
- Code refactorization
Version 2.3 - 24.06.2017
- Soundboard now adjusted for mobile thanks to Danktuary (see credits)
- Background website code optimized
- API statistics endpoint to get more data (see Wiki in GitHub repo linked in sidebar)
Version 2.4 - 31.07.2017
- Dynamic creation of all soundboard-related components
- Details on how new sounds are added described in the GitHub releases notes
Version 3.0 - 21.09.2017
- Soundboard click rankings
- Various typo or design fixes
- Automatic database adjustment on boot
- Code refactorization
Version 4.0 - 06.12.2017
- A lot of background changes the user does not see
- Reducing the information sent between server and client to save data
- "Season" setting renamed to "Source" for soundboard
- ogg soundfiles with mp3 fallback, aac support removed
- Safeguard for emitting clicks for non-existing sounds
- Socket.IO replaced with uws
- Higher quality images like sidebar and background
- Sidebar now a vector graphic (thanks to fudgepop01, see credits)
- Design adjustment to be more unified and constant across browsers
- Randomized website backgrounds with user preference setting in sidebar
- Six total backgrounds to choose from as of now
- "Version" page (this one) renamed to be the "Versions" page
- More concrete changes listed in the GitHub release notes
Version 5.0 - 28.01.2018
- Restructured the way data is saved serverside
- Information about sounds now saved in database, not JSON
- Individual soundboard entry clicks now saved alongside respective filename, displayname, source
- Database migration script for this move provided
- Admin panel page
- Upload, rename or delete sounds from within the website
- Main page, soundboard and rankings will live update when admin panel is used
- Zero programming knowledge required to use this functionality
- Logging in as admin requires a login token set in the website configuration
- Various small adjustments that have no impact on user / admin
- See GitHub release notes for detailed information on website configuration
Version 5.1 - 16.07.2018
- Statistics endpoint now supports "over", "under" and "equals" filters
- Yearly counter added to statistics page
- Chart visualizing the monthly click distribution added
- Two new backgrounds added to randomization
- Code refactorization that does not affect the user
Version 6.0 - 12.09.2018
- Some database table names adjusted
- API routes restructured to make more sense
- Proper documentation for available API routes
- Details on this in GitHub release notes
- moment.js replaced with date-fns
- node-schedule replaced with node-cron
- "Crazy mode" added, available in sidebar
- Activation will make it so you hear the same sound when someone else presses any sound button
- WARNING: Use at your own risk. Possibly extremely loud and may crash your browser under extreme button spam
- Above warning as the reason for its name


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This is the CSL-FL API documentation for the Secure Proxy module.
The following procedure describes how to properly use this CSL-FL API:
Allocate and initialize the CSL_SecProxyCfg structure. A pointer to this structure must be provided to each API call, and the contents of this structure must be persistant across all secure proxy API calls by a given process.
For example, this structure would be initialized as follows for the navss_mcu:
CSL_SecProxyCfg navssMcuSecProxyCfg = { (CSL_sec_proxyRegs *)(BASE+0x285b0000UL), // pSecProxyRegs (CSL_sec_proxy_scfgRegs *)(BASE+0x2a400000UL), // pSecProxyScfgRegs (CSL_sec_proxy_rtRegs *)(BASE+0x2a380000UL), // pSecProxyRtRegs (uint64_t)(BASE+0x2a480000UL), // proxyTargetAddr 0 // maxMsgSize };
This structure would be initialized as follows for the navss_main:
CSL_SecProxyCfg navssMainSecProxyCfg = { (CSL_sec_proxyRegs *)(BASE+0x31140000UL), // pSecProxyRegs (CSL_sec_proxy_scfgRegs *)(BASE+0x32800000UL), // pSecProxyScfgRegs (CSL_sec_proxy_rtRegs *)(BASE+0x32400000UL), // pSecProxyRtRegs (uint64_t)(BASE+0x32c00000UL), // proxyTargetAddr 0 // maxMsgSize };
Each secure proxy data flow (outbound from the host processor to the target and inbound from the target to the host processor) requires a dedicated thread. For each of these threads... a) Initialize the CSL_SecProxyThreadCfg structure b) Call CSL_secProxyCfgThread to configure the thread
The CSL_secProxyGetNumThreads function can be called to determine the number of threads supported by this secure proxy


Barcode Scanner also understands how to read two dimensional barcodes, like QR Codes and Data Matrix codes. For example, the codes below contain a hyperlink to the ZXing Project home page:


tensorflow-models/speech-commands easiest example
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Original example by @tafsiri at https://glitch.com/~tfjs-speech-commands
This website is able to understand 4 speech commands, it works best if you use headphones or an external speaker:
"up", "down", "left", "right",
Still testing the full 18 commands:
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7 8, 9,
"go", "stop", "yes", "no",
"unknown word" , "background noise".


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This privacy policy is provided on "AS IS" basis, without warranties or conditions of any kind, either expressed or implied. The developer cannot be held responsible for anything that you might encounter after using this. Use at your own risk.


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ChainZilla provides the most efficient and flexible end-to-end blockchain solutions. These include project onboarding, tokenization, app development, ICO management, and blockchain migrations.
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GatewayBOT22-Feb-19 09:54 AM
[dscrd-cz] <Cryptoon> Good luck raising capital guys! Having raised capital myself for a couple projects in different rounds I know how hard it can be, but I also know there is a LOT of money waiting to be invested in solid projects!
[dscrd-cz] <Cryptoon> A solid project with a solid business plan and revenue streams/ebitda will always find funding
GatewayBOT22-Feb-19 01:02 PM
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> @Cryptoon thank you! Just keep swimming
GatewayBOT22-Feb-19 11:42 PM
[dscrd-cz] <roomba> Wooo, love u guys. How's hyperdex coming along?
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> @rainbro7 hyperdex is a effort by the Hyperdex labs team.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> as far as I know, the komodo team is working on a mm2 which is in beta right now
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> the mm2 will act as the new engine for the BarterDEX and it should make breath live into it again
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> Feel free to test and leave us feedback. We're still polishing the interface before we add advanced features.
Feedback can be sent to hello@chainzilla.io(edited)
GatewayBOT23-Feb-19 09:36 AM
[dscrd-cz] <roomba> Just tested the app, awesome! The flowers and animals were funny. I can't imagine any way to make it better other than the news feed images. Good job guys.
GatewayBOT23-Feb-19 10:48 AM
[dscrd-cz] <roomba> Auto claim for komodo would be cool!
GatewayBOT23-Feb-19 11:06 AM
[dscrd-cz] <stock999> Do you plan to create a desktop version for Chameleon?
GatewayBOT23-Feb-19 11:38 AM
[dscrd-cz] <Umaru> Chameleon give private key for each coin?
GatewayBOT23-Feb-19 12:31 PM
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> @rainbro7 the newsletter is coming, those images are placeholders. We are going to feed directly from our blog into that section. Thank you for the feedback
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> @Umaru it gives you a seed that you can use to restore your funds. You va use the seed to export your privkey. We will add privatekey export in the future.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> @stock999 yes, however, we didn't raise barely any funds. So we scratched all plans of making more apps. The priority is to polish Chameleon, integrate the purchase, Fiat, and exchange features so that we can monetize it.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> @rainbro7 that's considered an advanced feature which will be available in the next or upcoming release.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> If you've installed from the appstore, please remember to leave feedback for the app
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GatewayBOT24-Feb-19 12:39 AM
[dscrd-cz] <Smedley> Is the chameleon wallet available for ios in the United States?
GatewayBOT24-Feb-19 12:49 AM
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> Yes, but ios will be available Monday or Tuesday. We had delays with the preview screens. We had to find various devices to screenshot. So Android got approved first as usual
GatewayBOT24-Feb-19 01:27 PM
[dscrd-cz] <Hungry_BullBear> yes , IOS is always harder for developers
GatewayBOT24-Feb-19 07:07 PM
[dscrd-cz] <[ SQ ] خليلو> any exchange listing soon?
GatewayBOT24-Feb-19 08:31 PM
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> @[ SQ ] خليلو yes, we are trading on digitalprice and are working on other exchanges
Fetch.AI, one of the most hotly anticipated ICO’s of 2019 (and only the second ICO to launch under Binance’s Launchpad program) achieved a successful raise after only 10 seconds! Fetch.AI is developing a super intelligent infrastructure that connects transportation, manuf...
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> They raised 6 million in 10 seconds lol
GatewayBOT25-Feb-19 05:05 PM
[dscrd-cz] <Claunas> yeah, the sheeps are everywhere
GatewayBOT25-Feb-19 05:39 PM
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> When one of the icos hits the fan, Binance will be the target, not the ICO
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> but good for them. I read a little about fetch.ai and I didn't really grasp what they are doing.
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[dscrd-cz] <roomba> PTYX why are there so many wallet companies? Guarda, pungo, agama, magnum. You guys are all part of komodo in some way, is this some type of divide and concur strat?
GatewayBOT27-Feb-19 12:53 PM
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> @rainbro7 each service has their own wallet with its own purpose. Guarda and Magnum are third party wallet providers. We created Chameleon because we wanted to offer our clients an easy to use wallet with more functionality than coinomi.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> Pungo has a whole ecosystem of products including a debit card, exchange, and escrow system. So they created a version of Agama to suite their needs. It might seem like the wallets are competing with one another but they complement the ecosystem.
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GatewayBOT28-Feb-19 02:14 PM
[dscrd-cz] <Buddz1993> Can we get our funds moved to chameleon wallet from agama ??
[dscrd-cz] <Buddz1993> Or not yet ?
[dscrd-cz] <Instel7> @Buddz1993 Yes, you can
[dscrd-cz] <Buddz1993> Just backup the same seed phrase or how ?
[dscrd-cz] <Buddz1993> Lite mode obviously
[dscrd-cz] <Instel7> You can also use your agama seed into chameleon(edited)
[dscrd-cz] <Instel7> yep
[dscrd-cz] <Buddz1993> Huuum that’s nice
[dscrd-cz] <Buddz1993> So just choose backup and put the same seed phrase that I use to log in agama right
[dscrd-cz] <Instel7> Yes, that should work fine, Chameleon is compatible with seeds from Agama, Pungo, Guarda and Magnum wallet
[dscrd-cz] <Buddz1993> ‘Restore from backup ‘
[dscrd-cz] <Buddz1993> Nice.
[dscrd-cz] <Buddz1993> I have done that and it shows no balance
[dscrd-cz] <Buddz1993> Will give it a go again night got the seed wrong
[dscrd-cz] <Buddz1993> It worked !
[dscrd-cz] <Buddz1993>
[dscrd-cz] <Buddz1993> Space errors obv
[dscrd-cz] <Buddz1993> Wallet looks very good
[dscrd-cz] <Buddz1993> Nice job
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> If you find bugs or improvements please send us a report to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> for bugs we can replicate you get a bounty
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> @Instel7 by the way Magnum doesn't have seeds. I just figured i'd mention that
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> but you can import a privatekey from magnum into chameleon
GatewayBOT01-Mar-19 06:05 PM
[dscrd-cz] <kendrickyz> Hello admin
[dscrd-cz] <kendrickyz> I don't receive token
GatewayBOT01-Mar-19 10:15 PM
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> The airdrop hasn't been made as far as I know. Be patient, we spent nearly 3 weeks filtering out fake and double accounts.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> I've approved the list four the payout so it's coming in the next day or so
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GatewayBOT06-Mar-19 03:42 PM
[dscrd-cz] <CuzznDread> :zilla3: (edited)
GatewayBOT06-Mar-19 04:07 PM
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> I'll be sporting that shirt on May 12th at the Legal Hackers conference. We are representing Komodo and Chainzilla in Panama.
@KomodoPlatform and @Chainzillaio users can now receive notifications to their telegram account every time they receive a transaction to a saved address. https://t.co/SGgr2PGdoP Thank you @Magnum_Wallet for creating more tools for the Komodo ecosystem.
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GatewayBOT07-Mar-19 06:47 PM
[dscrd-cz] <RNI> that magnum wallet notification tool is awesome. any chance that this tool will be implemented in chameleon or agama too?
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> Actually, it works with any address
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> so you can use it for a chameleon address. We have talked to magnum about our own bot but it's not a priority as of right now
[dscrd-cz] <RNI> yes but you have to use magnum wallet. i didn't try that one out yet.(edited)
[dscrd-cz] <RNI> i'm using agama desktop and chameleon mobile for now.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> you can use the magnum notifier bot with an agama address as far as i know
[dscrd-cz] <RNI> ok thanks! i will try it out.
[dscrd-cz] <PTYX> We are planning on adding notifications as well but in-app and possibly telegram too. For the next 3 months we are focusing on polishing the graphical interface, adding some of the missing pieces in Chameleon, and add new coins. We are getting requests from several communities and have sealed a few deals already. So we are happy about that
GatewayBOT07-Mar-19 07:08 PM
[dscrd-cz] <RNI> Sounds great! I really like the idea of getting notified for incoming transactions. Can't wait for what will come in the upcoming months :zilla3:
GatewayBOT07-Mar-19 07:19 PM
[dscrd-cz] <RNI> ok i didn't watch the video before about the notifier bot before writing here.
now i understand. i just added a few addresses ..
GatewayBOT07-Mar-19 07:46 PM
[dscrd-cz] <RNI> it's working. Love it!
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by Soccer LadumaOrlando Pirates head coach Rhulani Mokwena has explained why he will not call out Ernst Middendorp for the 'thuggish behavior' in the Soweto derby.
Read: Rhulani Slams Middendorp & Chiefs After 'Thuggish Behaviour'
Following the defeat to Chiefs on Saturday, Mokwena was left fuming in his post-match interview and accused Middendorp of encouraging thuggish behaviour.
Chiefs did finish the game with 10 men after Erick Mathoho received a red card for an off-the-ball incident with Abel Mabaso late in the second half.
When asked by SuperSport if he will approach Middendorp on this issue, Mokwena replied, "I mean we have an opposition coach that encourages the players do to such things, it can't be! I've been raised properly as a person, I've been taught to respect my elders, so I leave Middendorp, I think he's old enough to understand that, that sort of behaviour can't be condoned.
"It spoils the image, I mean it really brings the PSL, football into disrepute.
"The whole time he's encouraging his players to do some of these things. It can't happen. It's not right."


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The long days and warm weather naturally tend to pull us outdoors for cookouts, campouts, and fireworks displays. These occasions often involve bringing people physically close together.
- Go see a drive-in movie or find ways to recreate the experience at home. Drive-in movies are popping up in parking lots across the country.
- Practice physical distancing. If you choose to attend outdoor events like fireworks displays, watch the display from a distance and away from other people. Wear a cloth face covering.
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NHentaiAnalytics is a Chrome/Firefox extension to help you find the best doujinshi based on your favorites.
When you first open it, it'll get all your favorite tags from NHentai (you must be logged in for this to work)
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Additional documentation is needed when a school is part of a private finance initiative ( PFI ) construction scheme and converts to an academy, to protect all parties’ interests.
A named project lead at the department will guide PFI schools, sponsors and local authorities through the process and be the first point of contact for any questions. We will discuss the documentation and financial implications of a PFI school becoming an academy.
The PFI timeline shows the process in more detail and can be used to help agree a realistic opening date. It takes at least 6 months for a PFI school to open as an academy because of this extra complexity and documentation, and schools with a particularly unusual project agreement or land arrangements are likely to take longer.
Model documents for schools converting to PFI academies are also available online.
Published: 26 March 2013
From: Department for Education
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Flatmate of Grace Millane's killer was 'so terrified of him she slept with knife'
A woman who lived with Grace Millane's killer says he was "troubled" and often brought women "straight into his bedroom" in Auckland after meeting them on Tinder
by Chris Kitching, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/chris-kitching/A former flatmate of Grace Millane's killer was so terrified of him that she slept with a knife, it is claimed.
The claim emerged after the 27-year-old man was found guilty of murdering the British backpacker and burying her body in a suitcase.
Miss Millane, from Wickford, Essex, was on a round-the-world trip when she was brutally killed by a Tinder date in Auckland, New Zealand.
A woman who lived with the man said he was "troubled", drank "most nights", was a "prolific liar" and often brought women "straight into his bedroom" after meeting them on the dating app Tinder.
The woman, who was not named, told Radio New Zealand that none of the three flatmates - all women - wanted to be alone with him in the house.
But one of them was alone with him one night, so she grabbed a knife for protection.
She said: "My flatmate messaged me when she heard me arrive home and asked me to come into her room.
"I went in and saw her and she had a knife in her bed. I asked what had happened.

Eventually, the flatmates agreed it was time to tell him to move out, but they feared he would react angrily.
He moved out - possibly after overhearing that conversation - but he later started messaging one of the women telling her he would ruin their lives.
The former flatmate, who had moved to the UK by the time Miss Millane was murdered in December last year, said the man claimed his family was wealthy and ran restaurants in Australia.
But she knew he was "full of s***" as he rented a $170-a-month (£85) room.
The man moved into the house in Auckland suburb after he responded to a post in a Facebook group.
His former flatmate said she was relieved after jurors convicted him on Friday following a two-week trial.
She told how she felt sick for weeks when she first found out he was the suspect.
She added: "When I found out it was him, I thought, oh right - he's the sort of person that could do that."
Miss Millane spent several hours drinking in the centre of Auckland on December 1, 2018 - the day before her 22nd birthday - before she went to the killer's hotel room.
The last time she was seen alive was in a lift with the man shortly before 10pm.
She was killed either that night or in the early hours of the next morning.
Her parents, David and Gillian, and several jurors wept as the unanimous verdict was announced.
Outside court, Mr Millane said: "It will not reduce the pain and suffering we have had to endure over the past year.
"Grace was taken in the most brutal fashion a year ago and our lives have been ripped apart.
"Grace was our sunshine and she will be missed forever."
Miss Millane's killer was remanded to custody until his sentencing on February 21, 2020.
He faces life in prison with a minimum of 10 years without parole, though the judge can increase the latter period.