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##About Me
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I spend an hour or two these days on the Chrome Help Forum helping people with
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Computes the causal target parameter defined as the difference between the
biomarker expression values under treatment and those same values under no
treatment, using Targeted Minimum Loss Estimation.
biomarkertmle(
se,
varInt,
normalized = TRUE,
ngscounts = FALSE,
bppar_type = BiocParallel::MulticoreParam(),
bppar_debug = FALSE,
cv_folds = 1,
g_lib = c("SL.mean", "SL.glm", "SL.bayesglm"),
Q_lib = c("SL.mean", "SL.bayesglm", "SL.earth", "SL.ranger"),
...
)
Arguments
| se |
A SummarizedExperiment containing microarray expression
or next-generation sequencing data in the assays slot and a matrix
of phenotype-level data in the colData slot. |
| varInt |
A numeric indicating the column of the design matrix
corresponding to the treatment or outcome of interest (in the
colData slot of the SummarizedExperiment argument "se"). |
| normalized |
A logical indicating whether the data included in
the assay slot of the input SummarizedExperiment object has
been normalized externally. The default is set to TRUE with the
expectation that an appropriate normalization method has been applied. If
set to FALSE , median normalization is performed for microarray data. |
| ngscounts |
A logical indicating whether the data are counts
generated from a next-generation sequencing experiment (e.g., RNA-seq). The
default setting assumes continuous expression measures as generated by
microarray platforms. |
| bppar_type |
A parallelization option specified by BiocParallel .
Consult the manual page for BiocParallelParam
for possible types and their descriptions. The default for this argument is
MulticoreParam , for multicore evaluation. |
| bppar_debug |
A logical indicating whether or not to rely upon
pkgBiocParallel. Setting this argument to TRUE , replaces the call
to bplapply by a call to lapply , which
significantly reduces the overhead of debugging. Note that invoking this
option overrides all other parallelization arguments. |
| cv_folds |
A numeric scalar indicating how many folds to use in
performing targeted minimum loss estimation. Cross-validated estimates have
been demonstrated to allow relaxation of certain theoretical conditions and
and accommodate the construction of more conservative variance estimates. |
| g_lib |
A character vector specifying the library of machine
learning algorithms for use in fitting the propensity score P(A = a | W). |
| Q_lib |
A character vector specifying the library of machine
learning algorithms for use in fitting the outcome regression E[Y | A,W]. |
| ... |
Additional arguments to be passed to drtmle
in computing the targeted minimum loss estimator of the average treatment
effect. |
Value
S4 object of class biotmle
, inheriting from
SummarizedExperiment
, with additional slots tmleOut
and
call
, among others, containing TML estimates of the ATE of exposure
on biomarker expression.
Examples
#>
#> Attaching package: ‘dplyr’
#> The following object is masked from ‘package:Biobase’:
#>
#> combine
#> The following objects are masked from ‘package:GenomicRanges’:
#>
#> intersect, setdiff, union
#> The following object is masked from ‘package:GenomeInfoDb’:
#>
#> intersect
#> The following objects are masked from ‘package:IRanges’:
#>
#> collapse, desc, intersect, setdiff, slice, union
#> The following objects are masked from ‘package:S4Vectors’:
#>
#> first, intersect, rename, setdiff, setequal, union
#> The following objects are masked from ‘package:BiocGenerics’:
#>
#> combine, intersect, setdiff, union
#> The following object is masked from ‘package:matrixStats’:
#>
#> count
#> The following objects are masked from ‘package:stats’:
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#> filter, lag
#> The following objects are masked from ‘package:base’:
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#> intersect, setdiff, setequal, union
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Anyway, I thought today that I'd mention that I enjoy yoga...not quite a discussion about Yoda, but as close as you'll get I'm afraid.
I don't work my way through all the poses, but will try out a cobra occasionally. I like stretching up against a vertical surface. But I prefer my own 'sleepy hamster' pose that lets me extend horizontally, paws out in front and behind. Then you work your back paws in towards your tail and return to your normal position on all fours. What do you mean that's not your 'normal' position?


The Tricorder Prize has chanelled the imagination of med-tech entrepreneurs towards building an all-in-one diagnostic toolkit to fit in the palm of a hand. These devices stand to be an ally rather than a competitor for general practice. Their utility will be not so much in spot diagnoses as in longitudinal tracking of chronic diseases, offering intelligent, personalised advice to patients in between GP visits.
The Tricorder X-Prize is an international innovation challenge promising US$10 million to the team who can crack the elegantly elusive problem of the 'tricorder'. The tricorder is a device plucked from the realms of science fiction - a handheld health analyser originally featured in Star Trek which has the tri-functionality of sensing, computing and recording health. A little black box with a screen and detachable probe, the tricorder could sense vital signs, analyse bloodwork and thereby diagnose a range of medical conditions. Although it was able to send distress signals, the tricorder could not deliver treatment - it was a portable, easy-to-use diagnostic toolkit.
Almost 50 years after this device appeared on television screens, the med-tech community has pounced upon it as a legitimate scientific goal. The $10m X-Prize was announced in 2011 and 7 teams are now in the running, with the winner to be announced in early 2017. The criteria have been laid down - the device must be able to diagnose the following 10 so-called 'Core Conditions':
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- Pneumonia
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The 10th core condition - the absence of the other other 9 - is perhaps the most treacherous of them all if you read the fine print of the prize guidelines. The gold standard that devices are held against to prove this null hypothesis is a very thorough workup indeed - test subjects undergo bloods, ECG, CXR, lung function tests, sleep apnoea tests and a brain MRI!
Incidentally, this list is actually a less ambitious version of what was proposed in 2011 when the prize first launched. There were originally 3 further conditions required: hepatitis A, tuberculosis and stroke. For bonus points, there is also an extra set of 12 'elective conditions' to grapple with including pertussis, hyperthyroidism and HIV.
Devices must also be able to record 5 vital signs (blood pressure, heart rate and variability, temperature, respiratory rate and oxygen saturations), with a push towards continuous monitoring and upload to cloud storage.
The 7 teams who remain in the running include 4 from the US and one each from Taiwan, Canada and India. The Canadian team CloudDx have put forward the VITALITI platform - an app-based analytics tool that syncs with multiple sensors including a wireless otoscope and a microphone for analysing breath sounds. VITALITI also has a range of test casettes for samples of finger-prick blood, urine and saliva.
Scanadu, based out of the NASA Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley, have already gone to market with an early prototype, the Scanadu Scout, which will detect vital signs and provide basic recommendations for US$199. They are now developing more sophisticated consumer health trackers called Scanadu Vitals and Scanadu Urine. Intriguingly, they already publish large-scale deidentified data through their Global Body Map, foreshadowing the potential for real-time population analytics of health metrics.
Then there is Boston's DMI team (DNA Medicine Institute), supported by the NIH and the Gates Foundation. They recently took out the smaller Nokia Sensing X Prize with their rHEALTH device - a miniaturised pathology lab able to perform 22 tests on a single drop of blood using microfluidics and laser spectrometry.
Victory will be in the detail, but the skeleton of these ideas has already been sketched out. All of them involve a range of wireless sensing devices for vital signs and laboratory testing, linked to a software platform that recognises trends and provides a diagnostic prediction.
As these teams converge on an elegant solution, the question we have to grapple with is this: how would a tricorder-style diagnostic device actually interface with the delivery of healthcare? After all, it only solves one half of the equation: identifying a problem but not initiating treatment. One could argue that if you have diagnosed a UTI, taking the next step and suggesting appropriate antibiotic therapy for an uncomplicated patient is not a huge technical leap. But patients are rarely uncomplicated. And even if there are no objective medical complications, the psychosocial intricacies of healthcare mean that general practice and sensor technology will have to work hand in hand.
This may not be such an odd coupling as some commentators, who prophesy the end of traditional primary care with technological innovation, would have us believe. On the contrary, sensing technology might actually be the most useful tool for general practitioners in bringing efficiency to an increasingly overburdened primary healthcare system.
Let's consider the most frequent presentations to a GP clinic. Cooke et al. analysed almost 200,000 Australian patient encounters from 2009-2010 using data from the BEACH program to produce a list of the problems most frequency managed by general practitioners. Numbers 1-10 were:
- Hypertension
- Immunisations/vaccinations
- Acute upper respiratory tract infections
- Depression
- Diabetes
- Lipid disorders
- General checkups
- Osteoarthritis
- Back pain
- Prescription refilling
This list is notably different from the Tricorder Prize's top-ten list of acute conditions. The only item on this list that would typically require a tricorder-style spot diagnosis would be acute upper respiratory tract infection. (NB. Although it may be possible to diagnose a large majority of URTIs based on a history of coryzal symptoms and certain relevant negatives, a rigorous diagnosis would also mandate examination of the pharynx, lymph nodes, conjunctiva, ear canals and breath sounds which is more difficult (although not impossible) to replicate with machines.)
Apart from URTIs, almost all the other presentations relate to management of chronic conditions (perhaps with the exception of immunisations and general checkups). So the question of automating primary care is really one of automating chronic disease management. This is actually a domain where user-driven health tracking stands to be extremely useful.
Imagine if the GP's decision about anti-hypertensive medications was informed by an accurate day-by-day trace of a patient's blood pressure over the last month, along with medication compliance, exercise levels and heart rate. We then move from trial-and-error medicine to tailored therapy. Imagine if the management of diabetes was informed by detailed BSL tracking, HbA1c levels and urine dipstick tests performed in a patient's home. Imagine if analgesia for chronic back pain was titrated in real time based on pain scores and side effect profile, just as it is for hospital inpatients. Imagine if cholesterol checks could be done in the household and subjects triaged to physicians accordingly. Primary care would be all the richer for it!
At a minimum, these sensing platforms could make primary care decision-making asynchronous: rather than a patient physically attending the GP, browsing through tattered copies of Women's Weekly in the waiting-room, sitting face-to-face and leaving with some advice, that same advice could be delivered electronically via a GP who reviews the health data at a time that suits them.
However we can go one step further. The picture that is really taking shape is of an automated concierge for chronic disease management in the home, advising on medications and lifestyle modifications in real time between visits to the GP. Of the 10 most common GP-managed problems, almost all could be tracked in a semi-automated fashion with the kind of devices competing for the Tricorder Prize.
Primary care should not see these technologies as a rival, but as an ally. We are now at a critical fork in the road where we can build an ecosystem (including the regulatory and billing structures) to cater for semi-automated community medicine. And where private enterprises will be vying to get the automation right. As a medical profession, we should embrace these technologies and make them work for us, integrate them into our practice and let them extend our capacities, rather than undermine them as robotic competitors.


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Greg Hurrell
I know that the Growl 0.7 developer changelog lists "support for coalescing":
http://growl.info/documentation/developer/version_history.php
But the linked report provides no details:
http://trac.growl.info/trac/ticket/33
Is this a user preference that you can set in the Growl 0.7 preferences. The documentation makes no mention of it.
(By the way I have already upgraded both Synergy and Synergy Advance to use Growl 0.7 in the pre- release versions that I have here.)
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Britney
I found this post in the Growl forums: http://forums.cocoaforge.com/viewtopic.php?t=3345
Does that help?
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Greg Hurrell
Excellent. Thanks.
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Greg Hurrell
Done. You'll be able to get your hands on a copy of Synergy with the enhancement when 2.0 comes out (shortly).
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Greg Hurrell
I've now added an option to the new Growl preference pane to turn coalescing on and off. Adding the fixed-in-prerelease keyword.
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__Qtile is a full-featured, hackable tiling window manager written in Python.__
Features
========
* Simple, small and extensible. It's easy to write your own layouts,
widgets and built-in commands.
* Configured entirely in Python.
* Command-line shell that allows all aspects of Qtile to be manipulated and inspected.
* Complete remote scriptability - write scripts to set up workspaces,
manipulate windows, update status bar widgets and more.
* Qtile's scriptability has made thorough unit testing possible,
making it one of the best-tested window managers around.
Dependencies
============
Qtile relies on some cutting-edge features in PyCairo, XCB, and xpyb. Until the
latest versions of these projects make it into distros, it's best to use recent
checkouts from their repositories. Here's a brief step-by-step guide:
libxcb
------
git clone git://anongit.freedesktop.org/git/xcb/libxcb
cd libxcb
./autogen.sh
make
sudo make install
xpyb-ng
-------
git clone https://github.com/dequis/xpyb-ng.git
python setup.py install
cairo
-----
The latest cairo release works, but recompiling with xcb support is needed.
wget http://cairographics.org/releases/cairo-1.10.0.tar.gz
tar xvzf cairo-1.10.0.tar.gz
cd cairo-1.10.0
./autogen.sh --enable-xcb
make
sudo make install
py2cairo
--------
git clone git://git.cairographics.org/git/py2cairo
cd py2cairo
./autogen.sh --enable-xcb
Check the configure output to make sure that XPYB is correctly detected.
make
sudo make install
PyGTK
-----
We also require a reasonably recent version of the Python GTK bindings, in
particular, the pango module. You should just be able to install this using
your chosen distribution's package manager.
If you plan to run the test suite, you will also need the Pry unit testing framework, and the Python X Library.


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Qpid Proton 0.18.1 Release Notes
Proton is a high-performance, lightweight messaging library. More
about Qpid Proton.
For more information about this release, including download links and
documentation, see the release overview.
New features and improvements
- PROTON-1622 - Add coverage reporting to CMake build
- PROTON-1663 - [ruby] use cmake status messages, not warnings if ruby deps not found
Bugs fixed
- PROTON-1176 - Core dump if reactor creation fails
- PROTON-1597 - Warnings when executing cmake in the examples/c directory
- PROTON-1620 - TLS / SSL thread safety with proactor
- PROTON-1628 - [cpp] Stopping container in on_container_start will hang
- PROTON-1639 - proton.c ipv6 test does not detect lack of ipv6 support
- PROTON-1650 - Missing extern "C" {} declaration in proton/netaddr.h
- PROTON-1652 - [Windows] C Example tests fail
- PROTON-1655 - go-test TestAuthPlain fails when SASL_IMPL is none
- PROTON-1659 - Some of the test python will not run under python 3
- PROTON-1660 - The gemspec dependency on "json ~> 0" breaks anyone dependning on a recent version of json
- PROTON-1662 - Proton-c fails to compile with no cyrus SASL but OpenSSL
- PROTON-1664 - C++ binding examples fail to build stand lone
- PROTON-1666 - Erroneous fix for PROTON-1616 would trim final character of ANONYMOUS username
- PROTON-1667 - Fix most coverity errors remaining in proton-c 0.18
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vertical bar.
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Conditions can be made e.g. on the presence or absence of related constituents (children, grandchildren, siblings and so forth).


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--- layout: post title: Sunshine Flower date: 2010-10-10 08:30:47.000000000 +05:30 categories: - kiranoncemore - Nikon D3000 tags: - close-up - flower - Ladakh - macro - sunflower status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '2' author: login: kiranoncemore email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: kiranoncemore first_name: Kiran last_name: '' ---
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Post-processing: RAWTherapee
This photo was shot at Thiksay monastery in Ladakh. I really liked the cheerfulness of this photo. The lighting was just perfect - and that is what gives that bright feeling to this snap
I realised the importance of adjusting the shadows while I was processing this one. The detailing in the center of the flower was brought out after I increased the shadow setting. I could have made it all dark by disabling shadows but I like this effect better.
One drawback I see in this photo is that it has not been cropped. Perhaps I should have chopped off everything but the flower. I suppose that might have given it a better framing. Secondly, if I had adjusted my angle of shooting a bit, I might have been able to avoid the shadow of the petals on the flower itself.


Tim Berners-Lee slams Tories over 'Factcheck UK' Twitter stunt
The big boss has spoken and the answer is 'no'
by Chris MerrimanHEAD OF INTERNET Tim Berners-Lee has lashed out at the UK Conservative Party after a recent stunt.
The Worldwide Web creator told the BBC that the decision to rebrand its CCHQ Twitter page as "Factcheck UK", a supposedly independent fact-checking organisation, was "brazen" and an "impersonation".
The widely-criticised move was compounded by the fact that it took place during the recent head-to-head debate between prime minister Boris Johnson and leader of the opposition Jeremy Corbyn.
"It was unbelievable they would do that," said Berners-Lee, adding, "Don't do that. Don't trust people who do that."
"What the Conservative Party has done is obviously a no-no. That's amazingly blatant."
For its part, the Conservative Party has repeatedly dismissed the criticism, arguing variously that it was blatantly obvious that it was a Tory page (it wasn't - the handle of CCHQ was in tiny letters and assumed you knew that the "C" stood for "Conservative") and that it was simply offering people a service that fact-checked Jeremy Corbyn and there was nothing wrong was that (there is - it was blatantly trying to deceive the electorate).
Berners-Lee also called for Facebook to follow in the footsteps of Twitter by banning political advertising: "It's not fair to risk democracy by allowing all these very subtle manipulations with targeted ads which promote completely false ideas. They do it just before the election, and then disappear."
Berners-Lee identified his targets as part of the launch of "Contract For The Web", a new initiative to try and encourage stakeholders to create a better online environment.
The contract was written in collaboration with some of tech's biggest players, including Google, Microsoft and that bastion of ethics, Facebook.

The hope is that governments will sign up to the contract, but Berners-Lee warned that some major players such as Russia and China are unlikely to join, and the US could be put off by the net neutrality clause.
Tim Berners-Lee is currently working on Inrupt - a decentralised web more akin to his original vision. Sounds like a plot from Silicon Valley if you ask us. μ
Further reading
Sir Tim Berners-Lee's Inrupt startup receives £5m investment
- 04 Nov 2019
As the web turns 30, Tim Berners-Lee warns of trouble ahead for his progeny
- 12 Mar 2019
Tim Berners-Lee warns that tech giants may need to be 'broken up'
- 01 Nov 2018
Tim Berners-Lee launches Inrupt to kickstart decentralised web project
- 01 Oct 2018


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| Version: | 0.2.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.2), rgdal (≥ 0.8), sp (≥ 1.1) |
| Imports: | geosphere (≥ 1.5), methods, rgeos (≥ 0.3) |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2018-01-29 |
| Author: | Philippe Marchand [aut, cre], David Gill [aut] |
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databases it may contain, are uncorrupted. In addition, the
method may optionally be called with a file stream argument to
which all key/data pairs found in the database are output.
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output:
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database. The output will almost always have to be edited
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GODS AND MONSTERS (1998) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1999 Ted Prigge
Director: Bill Condon Writer: Bill Condon (based on the novel "Father of Frankenstein" by Christopher Bram) Starring: Ian McKellen, Brendan Fraser, Lynn Redgrave, Lolita Davidovich, David Dukes, Kevin J. O'Connor, Mark Kiely, Jack Plotnick, Rosalind Ayres, Jack Betts
Like "Deep Impact" and "Armageddon," "Antz" and "A Bug's Life," and "Deep Rising" and "Virus," "Love and Death on Long Island" and "Gods and Monsters" feel eerily like the exact same movie, released (or supposed to be released) within months of eachother for extra effect. The former's a wonderfully droll piece of cinema, and a witty rethinking of "Death in Venice"; the latter's a much-similar, much more serious rethinking of the final days in the life of famous Hollywood director James Whale (of the first two Frankenstein pics fame) that only borrows from some of the elements of the former's source material (i.e. the protagonist dies). Both deal with an older man's love for a younger man, but the former only dealt with it in terms of non-sexual love and came off with clever bits of irony and whatnot (whatever it was, it was damned entertaining), the latter has the protagonist being notoriously gay, and his love for the younger man being that of the physical kind only blossoming into the emotional kind. Both films are still rather similar, with the only other major difference being that it's the older man as the celebrity this time, and, of course, that this one's far less interesting nor successful as the other one.
I can only attribute this not to the film's lack of ambiguity in its subject (though, for the record, the older man's love is still rather ambiguous), but to other elements that seem to distract and hurt the otherwise very good film that is "Gods and Monsters." Most of the film is a series of chats between Whale (played magnificently by Ian McKellen) and his gardner/object of obsession, Clay Boone (Brendan Fraser), where they exchange stories and respective thoughts, and all this is incredibly interesting for being not much than long talky scenes. McKellen, white-haired and polished, and Boone, blockheaded but surprisingly intelligent and understanding, share a very complex relationship that is the heart and major strength of the film. Starting off as a mere obsession with Whale's perception of physical beauty (in a way, Boone resembles the monster in his movies), we see their relationship turn from physical love on the part of Boone to joint respect from eachother and then to self-centered mooching, and it's all done with a gentle screenwriting touch by the director himself, Bill Condon.
It's most of everything else in the film that doesn't work as well as the main section, ranging from partially sucessful to downright sloppy. For example, much is made of Whale's bitterness over his failing health, and the fact that his mind is slowly going, so every now and then, we get flashbacks to memories, most of them traumatic, so we see that we see that he cherishes what he will soon no longer have. But these only pop up sporadically, albeit nicely when they do, while we are also subjected to melodramatic scenes where Whale is physically crippled by his past or driven to unbridled anger at who he's talking to. In a silly scene towards the beginning, Whale is giving an interview to an effeminate collegiate reporter wherein every question Whale answers results in the removal of one article of the reporter's clothing when he suddenly suffers a minor stroke. Later on, he screams at Boone for allowing him to uncover the wounds of the past. Both scenes would otherwise be fine, but they're handled in such an overly-dramatic tone that they're downright silly and distracting from the overall quaintness of the film. Nothing's as silly, though, as the sloppy depth the film tries for in terms of the Frankenstein-esque relationship between the main characters, Whale being the doctor, Boone being the monster, and Whale's german housemaid (Lynn Redgrave) being, oh, Igor. And gotinheimel, did it actually have to recreate a scene straight from "Sunset Boulevard" and then culminate it with a maudlin final reel that only makes the film's finale (Whale's suicide, also eerily from "Sunset Boulevard") seem contrived when, of course, it damn well shouldn't.
When it's dealing with the Whale/Boone relationship, it's wonderfully subtle and refreshingly interesting. When it ventures away from it, it's either too silly (the interview scene, for one) or too over-the-top, particuarly when it comes to Boone's outside life, which is so sloppily-conceived that it either had to be longer or cut out completely (the final scene, in particular, reduces it to merely being about how an everyday schmuck knew a famous member of Hollywood once upon a time). I wanted to see more about Whale, though, and maybe even more about Boone, though the Whale bits interested so much more that anytime it cut to Boone's outside life, I was merely waiting for them to cut to Whale. It'd be nice to see more of his past life, more flashbacks, some more detail (his flashback to making "Bride of Frankenstein" is wonderful, to say the least), though at least it gave some more insight into watching his films (I'll probably never be able to watch "Bride of..." again without thinking of it as a film about a bunch of queens, or so they say). But as such, none of it is as well-documented as the scenes between the two of them - they don't seem fake and contrived like other parts of the film, and if it had been more about the two of them as a unit, and how they were able to find something more to life by knowing eachother, I'd say it was one of the best films of the year hands-down.
This is mostly due to great performances, though, by McKellen and Fraser. I, at least, have no doubt in the pure competence of McKellen - he's one of the best actors working today (for more mainstream audiences, he was the only truly good thing about "Apt Pupil," and otherwise shoddy affair), and what's great about this performance is that it's not merely a typical posh homosexual role, but that it's a nuanced, sad, and deft performance - he makes Whale effortlessly complex, so that we don't immediately notice what he's brought to his role (in fact, along with Nolte and Hanks, I'd say that if the Academy knows anything, they'll pick one of these three as the winner - all three gave such subtle performances that you hardly knew they were acting). Fraser, shockingly enough, is excellent as well. He makes Boone a surprise - a pretty much intelligent working man who doesn't succumb to cliches, and only seems minorly disturbed when he discovers, halfway through the film, that the man he's been hanging around with is gay. I also liked how he killed off any suspicion about a potential tryst between the two men - any such idea would be distracting to their overall relationship (though, towards the end, the homoeroticism does nearly reach the surface, and mistakingly so).
Let's say, for the sake of argument, that they had been given a better script, one that was longer and dealt more with their outside relationships, making their moments together even more poignant and even more interesting. As such, it feels just like the kind of film that is overpraised while another one is dramatically underpraised. This one did have a better performance from the lead actor (though, for the record, John Hurt is pretty damned close in his dramatic power to McKellen), but the other one was far more subtler, and deepened the relationship in an almost effortless fashion, all while retaining a droll tone that was one of the film's biggest successes (best of all, it never for a second felt smug and/or cheap). The tone Condon has adapted for this film is far more maudlin and even occasionally schizophrenic - over-the-top funny, then subtly droll, then over-the-top dramatic - he even tosses in a line from Whale about how the monsters are, *gasp*, inside him - gimme a break (and what of Mr. Condon's direction? Well, it's mostly competent, but nothing too remarkable: a series of alternating shots, occasionally laced with a distracting DePalma-esque wide shot of a close-up/things in the distance, showing off the coveted depth-of-field technique). And throughout, I just kept on waiting for the two actors to get together again and share a conversation once again. Pity some actors are forced to give great performances in films that are only half-way wonderful.
MY RATING (out of 4): ***
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I am a UX Designer and Art Director from Austria living in Berlin.
Artworks and illustrations were my gateway to the creative industry which led to the foundation of my own studio and to first steps in the digital world.
Starting with basic websites several years ago I found myself working as an Art Director for complex projects with a holistic approach soon. Visually appealing designs, subtle details and brand guidelines combined to innovative interfaces across various touch points became my daily companion.
Out of this love for aesthetic design my passion for functionality and structure evolved. Jumping right into Photoshop didn’t feel accurate anymore and skipping the steps of building a framework based on functionality and usability became inevitable.
A user-centered mindset and sensitivity for design turned out to be the perfect fit when collaborating with agencies, clients and brands to develop digital concepts and solve problems together.
This rough framework outlines my process of developing digital experiences:
Communicating the conceptual approach/UX strategy and reasoning behind it, is present during the whole process.
To achieve the goal of making the web a better place I trust in teamwork, latest technology and intuition.
If you want to collaborate on crafting amazing experience for people – you are very welcome to contact me.
I am available for freelance projects and full-time employment.


This is a HTML5 version of the famous Android game Chain Reaction, brought to you by AGZ Game Studios. All credit goes to the original makers of Chain Reaction for creating such a great game.


You Start a Riot
You and John end up outside the delta soma dispensery. John begins
yelling at the deltas- he tries to tell them that they are enslaved
and that they must fight back. None of them respond. Instead the crowd
grows fearful and chaos erupts when the authorities arrive. The release
a a vaporized form of soma- esentially gas- into the air and everyone
grows weak and falls to the ground. You and John are apprehended and
taken to the World Controller.
The world controller tries to explain your society to John but you're
to busy worrying about being exiled to listen.
In the end he exiles John to the uninhabitted countryside and exiles
you to Iceland.
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Fo o d Ro u l e t t e
Native mobile platform for working professionals to quickly decide on and facilitate travel to restaurants in their area.
- Designed and implemented UI/UX of mobile views using Android Layout Editor, custom XML and Java.
- Architected settings page and functionality utilizing Java, XML Seekbar and Spinner to allow users to edit search radius and Yelp star ratings, storing changes in Android SharedPreference.
- Constructed custom drawables in Android using XML to build states for check box in block list of restaurants.
- Integrated Google Maps API into Linear Layout using fragments and Location Services API with Java to display GPS map of surrounding area and restaurant directions.
- Displayed business names and star user ratings into Linear Layout using Yelp API and Android ImageView.
Kwic k Pi x
Web platform allowing artists to upload their pieces and sell commercial licensing of their work to businesses worldwide.
- Created frontend views for login, signup and landing page with mouseover zoom functionality for artwork enabled with JavaScript, jQuery, CSS3 and HTML5.
- Developed backend logic and routes for new user creation utilizing PHP to collect form information to validate and save new users in the MySQL database.
- Reduced codebase of PHP MySQL DB models by ~75% through utilizing OOP PHP principles and inheritance.
- Wrote risk assessment, functional specifications, and DB relationship model with UML and ISO standards.
- Followed scrum agile development on team of 6 engineers with weekly standups and SVN for version control.
Cr y p t o Me s s a g e
Encryption algorithms producing ciphertext from plaintext and keys used for TCP transport layer packet transmission.
- Utilized Java to engineer DES encryption algorithm with 64-bit input and 56-bit key with 16 round robin, permutations and Manglor functions to output ciphertext of bit-integer array for ECB and CBC.
- Engineered CBC encryption in Java by converting input strings into 8-bit ASCII and using subarray of first 64 elements as key and an initialization vector to return decimal format of modified text.
Re a lTa l k
Extensible client-server backend built to enable real-time messaging and secure login encryption and authentication.
- Incorporated TCP connection on Linux OS with C to enable Server IP and listening socket on a predefined port.
- Used buffers in C to ensure real-time messaging with initialize socket connection between server and client.
- Enabled login authentication by storing predefined username and password in TCP client handler and comparing data in C with socket buffer input from Client.


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CSSVR is an experiment that simulates browser support for creating VR experiences using media queries and CSS transforms. You can read about the project on my website. The source is available on GitHub.
Please orientate your viewport to landscape and, if your browser supports it, enable fullscreen. Then insert your device into a VR headset.
For the best experience, add these demos to your homescreen.
This is a Keith Clark experiment. Got questions? You can find me on twitter.


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Seismic interpreter, with more than 15 years of experience in the Oil & Gas industry. Specialized in the characterization of unconventional reservoirs. Expert in the application of Machine Learning and Neural Networks in the analysis of geoscientific data.
Throughout his career he has worked for Anadarko Petroleum, Noble Energy, DrillingInfo, Pacific Rubiales. He currently serves as the President of ScientiaGROUP.
MBA, 2019
Universidad de los Andes (Colombia)
PhD Geophysics, 2013
The University of Oklahoma (USA)
MSc Geology, 2009
The University of Oklahoma (USA)
BSc in Geophysical Engineering, 2007
Universidad Simon Bolivar (Venezuela)
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Streaming BSON
Libbson provides mechanisms to stream BSON documents to and from file-descriptors. This can be convenient if you want to do stream oriented processing.
bson_reader_t provides a streaming reader which can be initialized with a file-descriptor or memory region. Similarly, bson_writer_t provides a streaming writer which can be initialized with a file-descriptor or memory region.
Reading from a BSON Stream
bson_reader_t provides a convenient API to read sequential BSON documents from a file-descriptor or memory buffer. The bson_reader_read() function will read forward in the underlying stream and returna bson_t that can be inspected and iterated upon.
reader.c
#include <stdio.h> #include <bson.h> int main (int argc, char *argv[]) { bson_reader_t *reader; const bson_t *doc; bson_error_t error; bool eof; reader = bson_reader_new_from_file ("mycollection.bson", &error); if (!reader) { fprintf (stderr, "Failed to open file.\n"); return 1; } while ((doc = bson_reader_read (reader, &eof))) { char *str = bson_as_json (doc, NULL); printf ("%s\n", str); bson_free (str); } if (!eof) { fprintf (stderr, "corrupted bson document found at %u\n", (unsigned)bson_reader_tell (reader)); } bson_reader_destroy (reader); return 0; }
See bson_reader_new_from_fd(), bson_reader_new_from_file(), and bson_reader_new_from_data() for more information.
Writing a sequence of BSON Documents
bson_writer_t provides a convenient API to write a sequence of BSON documents to a realloc()'able memory buffer. The bson_writer_begin() and bson_writer_end() functions will manage the underlying buffer while building the sequence of documents.
This could also be useful if you want to write to a network packet while serializing the documents from a higher level language, (but do so just after the packets header).
writer.c
#include <stdio.h> #include <bson.h> #include <assert.h> int main (int argc, char *argv[]) { bson_writer_t *writer; bson_t *doc; uint8_t *buf = NULL; size_t buflen = 0; bool r; int i; writer = bson_writer_new (&buf, &buflen, 0, bson_realloc_ctx, NULL); for (i = 0; i < 10000; i++) { r = bson_writer_begin (writer, &doc); assert (r); r = BSON_APPEND_INT32 (doc, "i", i); assert (r); bson_writer_end (writer); } bson_free (buf); return 0; }
See bson_writer_new() for more information.


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Getting Started with RISE
Once you've downloaded and installed RISE, you are greeted with the start screen. From here, you can select one of several templates or open an existing file. A set of example files can be found on the download page that include small programs from various JavaScript frameworks.
Each template creates a blank shell for the selected framework, where you can start tutorials or your own project.
To create a template, you must enter the name of your project (this will be the folder name). Then navigate to the folder where you will store your work.
The template created will include a vanilla index.html file, and a linked main.js file where your game or project can be created. An assets folder is also created to store images, audio or other media.
RISE will only open existing projects that use this file format.
Once you’ve opened a project or template, the main editor window is exposed. All file actions can be done from the buttons at the top of the window. Hovering over any button shows a reminder of its function.


'Jersey Shore' star Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino, wife tell of miscarriage after he got out of prison
by Tyler McCarthy“Jersey Shore” star Mike “The Situation" Sorrentino and his wife, Lauren, revealed they suffered a miscarriage shortly after he was released from prison.
The reality TV star served eight months in federal prison for tax fraud before his release in September. Speaking on “Strahan, Sara & Keke” Monday, the couple opened up about losing their first pregnancy six to seven weeks in.
“Being the type-A personality that I am, when Mike was away, I was tracking my cycle and all that,” Lauren explained to the hosts. “It worked out perfectly that when he came home, I was ovulating within two days… So the night he came home we actually conceived.”
‘JERSEY SHORE’ STAR MIKE ‘THE SITUATION’ SORRENTINO CLAPS BACK AFTER STEROID ACCUSATIONS
Unfortunately, she explained that they lost the baby at “six or seven weeks.”
It’s been months since Sorrentino was released from prison and more than a year since he and Lauren tied the knot in a highly publicized event that aired on the MTV reality series’ revival, “Jersey Shore: Family Vacation,” which just finished airing its third season. The couple’s engagement, wedding and legal issues have all been key plot points in recent episodes.
'JERSEY SHORE' STAR MIKE SORRENTINO TALKS PRISON LIFE WITH MICHAEL COHEN, BILLY MCFARLAND
“It was heart-wrenching,” Lauren said of the miscarriage. When we found out we were pregnant, I felt like, ‘This is why we went through all these challenges for years,’ and that it was our time and it was our blessing.
 If I didn’t have my faith, I wouldn’t be here.”
The couple explained that they wanted to share this aspect of their lives, as negative as it is, because being on TV and letting the world into their story has helped them through struggles in the past.
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“It was really difficult, and we share so much of our life and we’ve already shared so many negative things that we’ve gone through that I didn’t want to hold this in,” Lauren explained. “I wanted to share it with other people going through it and be honest so that I can heal through the process.”


Recipe 11.19. Implementing Fade-in Windows with IronPythonCredit: Brian Quinlan ProblemYou're developing an application with IronPython (using Windows Forms on Microsoft .NET), and you want to use fade-in windows to display temporary data. SolutionFading in can best be accomplished using the Form.Opacity property and a Timer. Fade-in windows, being a form of pop-up window, should also set the topmost window style: from System.Windows.Forms import * from System.Drawing import * from System.Drawing.Imaging import * form = Form(Text="Window Fade-ins with IronPython", HelpButton=False, MinimizeBox=True, MaximizeBox=True, WindowState=FormWindowState.Maximized, FormBorderStyle=FormBorderStyle.Sizable, StartPosition=FormStartPosition.CenterScreen, Opacity = 0) # create a checker background pattern image box_size = 25 image = Bitmap(box_size * 2, box_size * 2) graphics = Graphics.FromImage(image) graphics.FillRectangle(Brushes.Black, 0, 0, box_size, box_size) graphics.FillRectangle(Brushes.White, box_size, 0, box_size, 50) graphics.FillRectangle(Brushes.White, 0, box_size, box_size, box_size) graphics.FillRectangle(Brushes.Black, box_size, box_size, box_size, box_size) form.BackgroundImage = image # create a control to allow the opacity to be adjusted opacity_tracker = TrackBar(Text="Transparency", Height = 20, Dock = DockStyle.Bottom, Minimum = 0, Maximum = 100, Value = 0, TickFrequency = 10, Enabled = False) def track_opacity_change(sender, event): form.Opacity = opacity_tracker.Value / 100.0 opacity_tracker.ValueChanged += track_opacity_change form.Controls.Add(opacity_tracker) # create a timer to animate the initial appearance of the window timer = Timer( ) timer.Interval = 15 def tick(sender, event): val = opacity_tracker.Value + 1 if val >= opacity_tracker.Maximum: # ok, we're done, set the opacity to maximum, stop the # animation, and let the user play with the opacity manually opacity_tracker.Value = opacity_tracker.Maximum opacity_tracker.Minimum = 20 # don't let the window disappear opacity_tracker.Enabled = True timer.Stop( ) else: opacity_tracker.Value = val timer.Tick += tick timer.Start( ) form.ShowDialog( ) DiscussionWhile IronPython, at the time of this writing, is not yet entirely mature, and it therefore cannot be recommended for use to develop Windows Forms applications intended for production deployment, any .NET (or Mono) developer should already download IronPython and start playing with it; when it matures, it promises to provide a nonpareil high-productivity avenue for .NET application development. This recipe shows that IronPython can already do, with elegance and ease, a number of interesting things with Windows Forms.  Several applications use fade-in windows for temporary data; look, for example, at Microsoft's new Outlook XP. It displays mail messages through a fade-in/fade-out pop-up window. It looks cool, it's also quite useful, and IronPython makes it a snap! See AlsoIronPython is at http://ironpython.com/. |


Representative Color Images
The LSST camera has a set of six filters that span wavelengths from ultraviolet to infrared. Students will learn how filters are an essential tool for astronomy as they create color astronomical images with LSST data.
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Using Starlight to Measure Temperature
Students will use brightness measurements collected through the six LSST camera filters to construct a blackbody curve and estimate the temperature of a star. They will also use a color index to learn how color relates to temperature.
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Students will use photometric redshifts to yield distance estimates for galaxies and quasars. They will learn how astronomers use look-back time to observe the early universe.
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Open the network inspector in your browser, click any of the nav options or buttons above and you'll see the analytics request being executed. Then check your Mixpanel dashboard.


One of the tasks you are almost guaranteed to face in every Java project is serializing objects to JSON and deserializing JSON back to Java objects. Jackson is the de facto standard library for this task in the Java ecosystem and it is also the default (de)serializer for Spring MVC and Spring Boot. In most scenarios, Jackson just works under the hood and does the right thing with the default configuration. But sometimes you just need more control over the (de)serialization process.


{% extends "frontend/project/edit/base.html" %} {% block page_title %}Edit Project{% endblock %} {% block right_content %} {% include "frontend/project/include/fancy_upload.html" %} {% for image in project.images %}


Cloud(s) management
Edit (pull request)To understand the cloud concept, please refer to this section.
Requirement for cloud creation
Alien 4 cloud is not responsible for actual deployment orchestration but rather interact with existing orchestration technologies. In order to define a cloud you must configure plugins that will be used to actually perform deployment(s) on the defined cloud. Orchestrator plugins are refered in alien as PaaS Provider plugins.
In order to configure a cloud you must have installed a paas provider plugin first see plugin management.
Supported orchestrators
We are currently supporting the opensource orchestrators cloudify 2 and cloudify 3 (Full re-written engine with new DSL - much better and flexible but that we felt prior to the up-comming 3.2 a bit light for production use).
Cloud creation
Once you have installed a plugin the admin can go on the cloud page and configure cloud. Remember that you can use the Alien 4 Cloud contextual help in order to be guided directly within the application. To create a cloud, just go in the cloud list page and click on the New cloud button.
Cloud global configuration
To configure a cloud, select it in the cloud list page and go to C onfiguration tab.
Naming policy
On every cloud, you can configure a naming policy that Alien 4 Cloud will use when deploying an application on a cloud. The naming policy will be used to identify the deployment on the cloud’s orchestrator (PaaS Provider).
Most of the PaaS Providers will leverage this naming policy to name the resources used at the IaaS level also.
To compose your own application naming policy, you can use the following entities and properties :
- environment : the environment linked to the deployment
- id
- name
- description
- environmentType :
OTHER, DEVELOPMENT, INTEGRATION_TESTS, USER_ACCEPTANCE_TESTS, PRE_PRODUCTION, PRODUCTION
- application : deployed application
- id
- name
- creationDate
- lastUpdateDate
- metaProperties[‘PROPERTY_NAME’] : meta-properties defined on the application
- time : current date at format
yyyyMMddHHmm
The default naming policy setting for any cloud is : environment.name + application.name
Deployment name unicity
The deployment name must be unique at a given time, the cloud administrator is responsible for choosing a pattern that should be unique or some application(s) may not be deployed (if a deployment with the same name is already running).
Note that in we guaranty that an application name is unique across all applications and that an environment name is unique for a given application.
However, when generating the application paaSId (final application name on the PaaS), all space
character will be replaced by an _
. Therefore and as an example, if your naming policy involves the application name, you can not deploy simultaneously two applications named “Test App” and “Test_App” on the same cloud, as the generated paaSId will be in conflict.
The main pattern to define a naming policy is to use +
to concat different properties or text, for examples :
environment.name + application.name + time
application.id + environment.environmentType + '-US_ZONE'
time + '__' + application.creationDate
'MY_APP' + '-WORDPRESS-' + time
metaProperties['PROPERTY_NAME'] + '-' + time
Empty meta properties
Any empty property used in the naming policy expression will cause a deployment failure.
Advanced use : the policy expression is based on SpEL (Spring Expression Language) and you could use its capabilities if you are familiar with it.
Note : do not use the #
Meta properties
This feature allows you to define meta-properties on your cloud and then use them in your topology as an internal variable defined by your administrator. Obviously as a CLOUD_DELOYER, APPLICATION_USER or APPLICATION_MANAGER you won’t be able to change this value.
At this stage, we assume that you’ve read the tutorial part
In global configuration in the meta-properties part you should be able to define a value for any cloud targeted meta-properties. Fill the desired values in order to use it later as in get_input for a property.
Regarding your meta-property definition, you can add constraint on a meta property. In this case you must see constraint violation error if any in this cloud meta-properties form.
PaaS Provider configuration
The configuration tab on the cloud view allows to setup the provider specific configuration. It is mostly used to configure the provider connexion parameters so Alien 4 Cloud can communicate with the orchestrator engine server.
This configuration may be specific to the orchestrator used and you should refer to the orchestrator specific guide. The next capture show the driver configuration of cloudify 2.
More informations for cloudify 2 or cloudify 3 can be found on her specific documentation.
Cloud resources setup
Once created you must configure the cloud. Configuring a cloud requires several steps:
- Configure cloud resources (images and flavors) used for resources matching at deployment time.
- Configure the properties of the PaaS provider (that depends of the chosen one).
Configure cloud resources
Images
In this page you need to add images to your cloud. An image describes the informations of a virtual machine template, you need to resume the images of your PaaS. For example, here the screen of a cloud with Ubuntu Vivid Vervet (the cloud is not enabled at this moment).
Flavors
Flavor is a combination of informations to describe the hardware templates used by the PaaS. They are 3 informations:
- number of core
- disk size
- RAM size
Lot of flavors offer the flexibility for APPLICATION_MANAGER to choose the appropriate resources for an application. Like for images, here a screen of the flavor page (the cloud is not enabled at this moment).
Configure PaaS templates
For the next step, you need to enable your cloud. Just go in the details page and click one the enable button. If the startup has failed, check your PaaS driver configuration.
When the cloud is enabled, go to image page to set the PaaS resource ID of your images.
Once all images are complete, the alert icon on image tab will be deleted :
After this, do the same thing with the flavor.
When an ID is set, the number of template is updated :
More informations for the PaaS template of cloudify 2 or cloudify 3 can be found on her specific documentation.


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Creamy lemon posset is always a winner, and this version pairs the zingy lemon with fresh fruit and rich shortbread.
For the posset, bring the cream and sugar to the boil in a saucepan. Remove the pan from the heat, then whisk in the lemon zest and juice, whisking as much air into the mixture as possible.
Pour the posset mixture into ramekins and chill in the fridge for 1 hour, or until set. Once set, decorate the tops with strawberries, figs and mint sprigs.
For the shortbread, preheat the oven to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4.
Mix the plain flour, icing sugar, ground almonds and cornflour together into a bowl. Rub the butter into the dry ingredients until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs, then gently bring the mixture together as a dough.
Divide the dough into 24 small, equal-sized balls and press one into each well of a 24-hole silicone fairy cake mould (or two 12-hole ones).
Bake the shortbreads in the oven for 10-12 minutes, or until pale golden-brown.
While the shortbreads bake, bring the jam to the boil in a saucepan with 50ml/2fl oz water. Reduce the heat and simmer for 2-3 minutes, or until the mixture resembles a thick syrup.
Remove the shortbread from the oven and, when cool enough to handle but still malleable, make a small dent in the centre of each with your finger.
Spoon the warm strawberry syrup into the dent in each shortbread, then remove them from the moulds and set aside to cool on a wire rack. Serve the shortbread alongside the lemon possets.


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Places in the UK with the highest drink and drug driving rates
Hereford has been named the UK city with the highest number of drink and drug driving rates for the second year running.
Analysis of over six million car insurance quotes found that there are 1.8 drink and drug driving convictions for every 1,000 drivers in the cathedral city.
Darlington comes in second place at 1.69, followed by Llandudno in Wales (1.64), Liverpool (1.64) and Blackpool (1.56).
At the other end of the scale is North West London (0.42), Galashiels (0.50), Perth (0.58) and Enfield (0.62).
Plumbers were the most likely to have been caught drinking or taking drugs and driving, with 10.7 convictions per 1,000 drivers.
The worst offenders
1 Hereford: 1.80
2 Darlington: 1.69
3 Llandudno: 1.64
4 Liverpool: 1.64
5 Blackpool: 1.56
6 Newport: 1.52
7 Crewe: 1.50
8 Cardiff: 1.46
9 Chester: 1.44
10 Telford: 1.41
Builders rank second at 6.6, followed by ground workers (6.5), labourers (6.1) and roofers (5.4).
Among those with the lowest conviction rates are police officers (0.031), deputy head teachers (0.106) and doctors (0.184).
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Men were more than twice as likely as women to be convicted, with a rate of 1.36 compared to 0.56.
When it comes to age, drivers between the age of 20 and 24 (2.30) are the most likely to be convicted, while drivers over the age of 65 (0.12) are the least likely.
The data also showed that drink related offences continue to decline year-on-year, from 1.52 per 1,000 drivers in 2017, to 1.03 in 2018, to 0.87 this year.
However, drug driving offences continue to increase – from 0.06 per 1,000 drivers in 2017, to 0.11 in 2018, to 0.14 in 2019.
The analysis was done on car insurance quotes run on MoneySuperMarket over the last 12 months, up to the end of October.
Rachel Wait, consumer affairs spokesperson, commented: ‘It’s good to see that the overall convictions for drink and drug driving are dropping. This could be a result of increased awareness about the effects of excessive drinking and a greater general focus on health and fitness.
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‘To avoid any uncertainty, if you think you’re over the limit, don’t take the chance. Not only are you putting yourself and others at risk, a drink or drug driving conviction can result in a long time off the road and sky-high car insurance premiums.’
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