The UnifiedPush Server allows sending messages to the native and non-native Push APIs. Development version
Sender
curl -u "{PushApplicationID}:{MasterSecret}" -v -H "Accept: application/json" -H "Content-type: application/json" -X POST -d '{ "criteria": { "variants" : ["c3f0a94f-48de-4b77-a08e-68114460857e", "444939cd-ae63-4ce1-96a4-de74b77e3737" ....], "alias"<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>....], "categories" : ["someCategory", "otherCategory"], "deviceType" : ["iPad", "AndroidTablet"] }, "message": { "alert":"HELLO!", "sound":"default", "badge":7, "content-available" : true, "action-category" : "some_category", "simple-push": "version=123", "user-data": { "someKey":"some value", "anotherCustomKey":"some other value" }, "windows": { "type": "tile", "duration": "short", "badge": "alert", "tileType": "TileWideBlockAndText01", "images": ["Assets/test.jpg", "Assets/background.png"], "textFields": ["foreground text"] }, }, "config": { "ttl" : 3600, } }' https://SERVER:PORT/CONTEXT/rest/sender
Message Format
The message format is very simple: A generic JSON map is used to sent messages to Android, iOS and Windows devices.
-
ttl
Specifies in seconds thetime-to-live
for the submitted notification. This value is supported by APNs and GCM. If a device is offline for a longer time than specified by thettl
value, the supported Push Networks may not deliver the notification. -
content-available
is an iOS specific argument to mark the payload as 'content-available'. The feature is needed when sending notifications to Newsstand applications and submitting silent iOS notifications (iOS7)
Message Object
The applications on the devices will receive the JSON map and are responsible for performing a lookup to read values of the given keys.
iOS special keys
If the JSON map contains one of the following reserved keywords, Apple specific hooks will be invoked on the device:
-
alert
(triggers a dialog, displaying the value - no iOS API needs to be invoked by the app developer) -
sound
(plays a given sound - no iOS API needs to be invoked by the app developer) -
badge
(sets the value of the badge icon - no iOS API needs to be invoked by the app developer) -
content-available
(iOS7 feature for submitting silent iOS notifications) -
action-category
(iOS8 feature for interactive notifications)
Android special keys
None! The JSON map is submitted as it is, directly to the device. There are no Android specific keywords.
Cordova Android special keys
To make the user experience the same on iOS and Android, for cordova users, we use the iOS alert 'key' on Android as well to generate a notification for you. And we’ve introduced a 'title' that can optionally be used for the title of this notification, if none is specified the application name will be used like on iOS.
Windows special keys
For Windows we also support sending toast, tile, badge and raw notifications. For MPNS and WNS to keep the message uniform the first text for the message template is the value from alert and for a numeric badge we use the main badge field. Of course you could add criteria to only select Windows devices. If you don’t specify the Windows section of the message a toast notification is send with the alert as the content. More information about the windows message format
SimplePush Object
For SimplePush an extra simple-push
object is provided. This key is
only used for SimplePush variants. The version is submitted to all
connected client, that are subscribed on their matching channels.
Query component
Currently the Server will support the following query criteria:
-
variants
: A list of one or more mobile variant ID’s to identify a particular PushApplication variant (e.g. HR Android, HR iPad). -
alias
: A list of one or more identifiers (such asemail
orusername
) to send messages to ALL devices of the user(s). Thealias
needs to be stored, when the device is registering itself with the server. -
categories
: Helps to tag the current client with multiple categories. Gives a semantic meaning to a registeredInstallation
. -
deviceType
: A list of raw device types that should receive the message (e.g. Coupon only for iPad and AndroidTablets). ThedeviceType
needs to be stored when the device is registering itself with the server.
*NOTE:* All these query criterias are optionnal. If no criterias are passed it will act as a broadcast send, where all clients are notified.


Implementation based on Zhang, Jie & Huang, Kun (2014) <doi:10.4137/CIN.S14021> Normalized ImQCM: An Algorithm for Detecting Weak Quasi-Cliques in Weighted Graph with Applications in Gene Co-Expression Module Discovery in Cancers. Cancer informatics, 13, CIN-S14021.
| Version: | 0.1.2 |
| Depends: | genefilter, Biobase, nnet, stats |
| Suggests: | devtools, roxygen2 |
| Published: | 2018-09-12 |
| Author: | Zhi Huang [aut, cre], Jie Zhang [aut, ctb], Kun Huang [aut, ctb], Zhi Han [aut, ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Zhi Huang <huang898 at purdue.edu> |
| BugReports: | http://github.com/huangzhii/lmQCM/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | http://github.com/huangzhii/lmQCM |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | lmQCM results |
| Reference manual: | lmQCM.pdf |
| Package source: | lmQCM_0.1.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: lmQCM_0.1.2.zip, r-release: lmQCM_0.1.2.zip, r-oldrel: lmQCM_0.1.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: lmQCM_0.1.2.tgz, r-oldrel: lmQCM_0.1.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | lmQCM archive |
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Overlays can be created from services as well which makes them almost perfect for interacting with them.
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cfg.Portrait;
function OnStart()
{
app.ToBack();
lay = app.CreateLayout( "Linear" );
img = app.CreateImage( null, .3, .1 );
img.SetBackColor( "#66333333" );
img.SetAutoUpdate( false );
lay.AddChild( img );
ovl = app.CreateOverlay();
ovl.AddLayout( lay, 0.8, app.GetTop() );
app.Animate( Update, 1 );
}
var lst = new Array(100).fill(1e5);
function Update( time )
{
var mem = app.GetMemoryInfo();
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lst = lst.slice( -100 );
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img.Update();
}
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number: fraction (0..1)
string: comma “,” separated
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ovl.AddLayout
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ovl.GetParent
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ovl.SetPosition
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Chapter 7 Advanced layout
7.1 Zooming of sectors
In this section, we will introduce how to zoom sectors and put the zoomed sectors at the same track as the original sectors.
Under the default settings, width of sectors are calculated according to the data range in corresponding categories. Normally it is not a good idea to manually modify the default sector width since it reflects useful information of your data. However, sometimes manually modifying the width of sectors can make more advanced plots, e.g. zoomings.
The basic idea for zooming is to put original sectors on part of the circle and put the zoomed sectors on the other part, so that in the original sectors, widths are still proportional to their data ranges, and in the zoomed sectors, the widths are also proportional to the data ranges in the zoomed sectors.
This type of zooming is rather simple to implement. All we need to do is to copy the data which corresponds to the zoomed sectors, assign new category names to them and append to the original data. The good thing is since the data in the zoomed sectors is exactly the same as the original sectors, if you treat them as normal categories, the graphics will be exactly the same as in the original sectors, but with x direction zoomed.
Following example shows more clearly the basic idea of this “horizontal” zooming.
We first generate a data frame with six categories.
set.seed(123)
df = data.frame(
sectors = sample(letters[1:6], 400, replace = TRUE),
x = rnorm(400),
y = rnorm(400),
stringsAsFactors = FALSE
)
We want to zoom sector a and the first 10 points in sector b. First we extract these data and format as a new data frame.
zoom_df_a = df[df$sectors == "a", ]
zoom_df_b = df[df$sectors == "b", ]
zoom_df_b = zoom_df_b[order(zoom_df_b[, 2])[1:10], ]
zoom_df = rbind(zoom_df_a, zoom_df_b)
Then we need to change the sector names in the zoomed data frame. Here we just simply add “zoom_” prefix to the original names to show that they are “zoomed” sectors. After that, it is attached to the original data frame.
In this example, we will put the original cells in the left half of the circle and the zoomed sectors in the right. As we have already mentioned before, we simply normalize the width of normal sectors and normalize the width of zoomed sectors separately. Note now the sum of the sector width for the original sectors is 1 and the sum of sector width for the zoomed sectors is 1, which means these two types of sectors have their own half circle.
You may notice the sum of the sector.width
is not idential to 1. This is
fine, they will be further normalized to 1 internally.
Strictly speaking, since the gaps between sectors are not taken into consideration, the width of the original sectors are not exactly 180 degree, but the real value is quite close to it.
xrange = tapply(df2$x, df2$sectors, function(x) max(x) - min(x))
normal_sector_index = unique(df$sectors)
zoomed_sector_index = unique(zoom_df$sectors)
sector.width = c(xrange[normal_sector_index] / sum(xrange[normal_sector_index]),
xrange[zoomed_sector_index] / sum(xrange[zoomed_sector_index]))
sector.width
## c f b e d a zoom_a zoom_b
## 0.1774352 0.1649639 0.1685275 0.1662047 0.1668505 0.1560182 0.7237996 0.2762004
What to do next is just to make the circular plot in the normal way. All the graphics in sector a and b will be automatically zoomed to sector “zoom_a” and “zoom_b”.
In following code, since the sector names are added outside the first track,
points.overflow.warning
is set to FALSE
to turn off the warning messages.
circos.par(start.degree = 90, points.overflow.warning = FALSE)
circos.initialize(df2$sectors, x = df2$x, sector.width = sector.width)
circos.track(df2$sectors, x = df2$x, y = df2$y,
panel.fun = function(x, y) {
circos.points(x, y, col = "red", pch = 16, cex = 0.5)
circos.text(CELL_META$xcenter, CELL_META$cell.ylim[2] + mm_y(2),
CELL_META$sector.index, niceFacing = TRUE)
})
Adding links from original sectors to zoomed sectors is a good idea to show where the zooming occurs (Figure 7.1). Notice that we manually adjust the position of one end of the sector b link.
circos.link("a", get.cell.meta.data("cell.xlim", sector.index = "a"),
"zoom_a", get.cell.meta.data("cell.xlim", sector.index = "zoom_a"),
border = NA, col = "#00000020")
circos.link("b", c(zoom_df_b[1, 2], zoom_df_b[10, 2]),
"zoom_b", get.cell.meta.data("cell.xlim", sector.index = "zoom_b"),
rou1 = get.cell.meta.data("cell.top.radius", sector.index = "b"),
border = NA, col = "#00000020")
circos.clear()
Chapter 13 introduces another type of zooming by combining two circular plots.
7.2 Visualize part of the circle
canvas.xlim
and canvas.ylim
parameters in circos.par()
are useful to
generate plots only in part of the circle. As mentioned in previews chapters,
the circular plot is always drawn in a canvas where x values range from -1 to
1 and y values range from -1 to 1. Thus, if canvas.xlim
and canvas.ylim
are all set to c(0, 1)
, which means, the canvas is restricted to the right
top part, then only sectors between 0 to 90 degree are visible
(Figure 7.2).
To make the right plot in Figure 7.2, we only need to set
one sector in the layout and set gap.after
to 270. (One sector with
gap.after
of 270 degree means the width of this sector is exactly 90
degree.)
circos.par("canvas.xlim" = c(0, 1), "canvas.ylim" = c(0, 1),
"start.degree" = 90, "gap.after" = 270)
sectors = "a" # this is the name of your sector
circos.initialize(sectors = sectors, xlim = ...)
...
Similar idea can be applied to the circle where in some tracks,
only a subset of cells are needed. Gererally there are two ways.
The first way is to create the track and add graphics with subset of data that
only corresponds to the cells that are needed. And the second way
is to create an empty track first and customize the cells by circos.update()
.
Following code illustrates the two methods (Figure 7.3).
sectors = letters[1:4]
circos.initialize(sectors, xlim = c(0, 1))
# directly specify the subset of data
df = data.frame(sectors = rep("a", 100),
x = runif(100),
y = runif(100))
circos.track(df$sectors, x = df$x, y = df$y,
panel.fun = function(x, y) {
circos.points(x, y, pch = 16, cex = 0.5)
})
# create empty track first then fill graphics in the cell
circos.track(ylim = range(df$y), bg.border = NA)
circos.update(sector.index = "a", bg.border = "black")
circos.points(df$x, df$y, pch = 16, cex = 0.5)
circos.track(sectors = sectors, ylim = c(0, 1))
circos.track(sectors = sectors, ylim = c(0, 1))
7.3 Combine multiple circular plots
circlize finally makes the circular plot in the base R graphic system.
Seperated circular plots actually can be put in a same page by some tricks
from the base graphic system. Here the key is par(new = TRUE)
which allows
to draw a new figure as a new layer directly on the previous canvas region. By
setting different canvas.xlim
and canvas.ylim
, it allows to make more
complex plots which include more than one circular plots.
Folowing code shows how the two independent circualr plots are added and nested. Figure 7.4 illustrates the invisible canvas coordinate and how the two circular plots overlap.
sectors = letters[1:4]
circos.initialize(sectors, xlim = c(0, 1))
circos.track(ylim = c(0, 1), panel.fun = function(x, y) {
circos.text(0.5, 0.5, "outer circos", niceFacing = TRUE)
})
circos.clear()
par(new = TRUE) # <- magic
circos.par("canvas.xlim" = c(-2, 2), "canvas.ylim" = c(-2, 2))
sectors = letters[1:3]
circos.initialize(sectors, xlim = c(0, 1))
circos.track(ylim = c(0, 1), panel.fun = function(x, y) {
circos.text(0.5, 0.5, "inner circos", niceFacing = TRUE)
})
circos.clear()
The second example (Figure 7.5) makes a plot where
two circular plots separate from each other. You can use technique introduced
in Section 7.2 to only show part of the circle, select proper
canvas.xlim
and canvas.ylim
, and finally arrange the two plots into one
page. The source code for generating Figure 7.5 is
at https://github.com/jokergoo/circlize_book/blob/master/src/intro-20-separated.R.
The third example is to draw cells with different radius (Figure 7.6). In fact, it makes four circular plots where only one sector for each plot is plotted.
sectors = letters[1:4]
lim = c(1, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3)
for(i in 1:4) {
circos.par("canvas.xlim" = c(-lim[i], lim[i]),
"canvas.ylim" = c(-lim[i], lim[i]),
"track.height" = 0.4)
circos.initialize(sectors, xlim = c(0, 1))
circos.track(ylim = c(0, 1), bg.border = NA)
circos.update(sector.index = sectors[i], bg.border = "black")
circos.points(runif(10), runif(10), pch = 16)
circos.clear()
par(new = TRUE)
}
par(new = FALSE)
Note above plot is different from the example in Figure 7.3. In Figure 7.3, cells both visible and invisible all belong to a same track and they are in a same circular plot, thus they should have same radius. But for the example here, cells have different radius and they belong to different circular plot.
In chapter 13, we use this technique to implement zoomings by combining two circular plots.
7.4 Arrange multiple plots
circlize is implemented in the base R graphic system, thus, you can use
layout()
or par("mfrow")
/par("mfcol")
to arrange multiple circular plots in one page
(Figure 7.7).
layout(matrix(1:9, 3, 3))
for(i in 1:9) {
sectors = 1:8
par(mar = c(0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5))
circos.par(cell.padding = c(0, 0, 0, 0))
circos.initialize(sectors, xlim = c(0, 1))
circos.track(ylim = c(0, 1), track.height = 0.05,
bg.col = rand_color(8), bg.border = NA)
for(i in 1:20) {
se = sample(1:8, 2)
circos.link(se[1], runif(2), se[2], runif(2),
col = rand_color(1, transparency = 0.4), border = NA)
}
circos.clear()
}


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Create a series of SAX-like XML events (e.g. start_tag, end_tag) from the markup code. XmlEvent objects are used in a way similar to XmlMarkup objects, except that a series of events are generated and passed to a handler rather than generating character-based markup.
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The FTSE 250 company has tabled a shareholder vote to change its name at a general meeting next month.
Sports Direct International, the retail business founded by tycoon Mike Ashley, has announced a plan to rebrand as Frasers Group.
The FTSE 250 company has tabled a shareholder vote to change its company name to Frasers Group as the business attempts to improve its image.
Shareholders will vote on the proposed rebrand on December 16.
The move follows a recent announcement that the retailer will launch a new lifestyle store chain called Frasers on the high street within the new financial year.
Sports Direct said the rebrand has been proposed to “reflect the changing profile and consumer proposition of the group”.
It said the move is “reflective of the business strategy of the company to elevate its retail proposition across all channels and demonstrates the transformation of the company over recent years into the holder of a diversified portfolio of sports, fitness, fashion and lifestyle fascias”.
The company said it was once “solely a leading international retailer in sports apparel”, but is now “equally as successful in the lifestyle and luxury markets”.
Earlier this month, Mr Ashley signalled that his recent acquisition drive had been placed on hold.
The company has faced a series of challenges in its retail portfolio, including efforts to turn around the “terminal” problems at House of Fraser, which Sports Direct bought out of administration last summer.


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Appendix |
{{medical.histSurgeryAppendix}} |
Uterus |
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Gall Bladder |
{{medical.histSurgeryGallBladder}} |
Ovaries |
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Stomach |
{{medical.histSurgeryStomach}} |
Prostate |
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Colon |
{{medical.histSurgeryColon}} |
Thyroid |
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Kidney |
{{medical.histSurgeryKidney}} |
Hernia |
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Heart |
{{medical.histSurgeryHeart}} |
Pacemaker |
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Extremities |
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Sulfa |
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Metal |
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None |
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Chest Pain |
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Weight Loss |
{{medical.histConditionWeightLoss}} |
Constipation |
{{medical.histConditionConstipation}} |
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Fever |
{{medical.histConditionFever}} |
Vision |
{{medical.histConditionVision}} |
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Headache |
{{medical.histConditionHeadache}} |
Urination |
{{medical.histConditionUrination}} |
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Numbness |
{{medical.histConditionNumbness}} |
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Frequency |
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Duration |
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Other |
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Beer Frequency |
{{medical.histAlcoholBeer}} |
Liquor Frequency |
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Other Drugs |
{{medical.histDrugOther}} |
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Cancer |
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Diabetes |
{{medical.histFamilyDiabetes}} |
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Rheumatoid Arthritis |
{{medical.histFamilyRheumatoidArthritis}} |
Arthritis |
{{medical.histFamilyArthritis}} |
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Gout |
{{medical.histFamilyGout}} |
Bleeding |
{{medical.histFamilyBleeding}} |
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Sickle Cell Anemia |
{{medical.histFamilySickleCellAnemia}} |
Heart Disease |
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Work |
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Physician Number |
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| Email address | {{email}} |
| Phone number | {{phoneNumber}} |
| Birthday | {{birthday}} |
| Address | {{addressInfo}} |
| Insurance information | |
| Insurance name | {{insuranceName}} |
| Policy number | {{policyNumber}} |
| Emergency Contact information | |
| Contact name | {{emergencyContact.firstName}} {{emergencyContact.lastName}} |
| Phone number | {{emergencyContact.emergencyNumber}} |
| Medical History {% if request|isDoctor%} Update {% endif %} | |
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Alcoholism |
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Ulcers |
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Cholesterol |
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Asthma |
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Heart Trouble |
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KidneyDisease |
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Sickle Cell Anemia |
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Tuberculosis |
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Emphysema |
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Bleeding Disorder |
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Liver Disorder |
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Arthritis |
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Gout |
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Breasts |
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Appendix |
{{medical.histSurgeryAppendix}} |
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Uterus |
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Gall Bladder |
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Ovaries |
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Stomach |
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Prostate |
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Colon |
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Thyroid |
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Kidney |
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Hernia |
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Heart |
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Pacemaker |
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Chest Pain |
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Urination |
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| Alcohol | |
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Liquor Frequency |
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Diabetes |
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Arthritis |
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Sickle Cell Anemia |
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How it works:
The PupperDex opperates with HTML and CSS front end, and a
python backend. An image is uploaded by the user and sent to our
macine learning algorithm. This algorithm has been trained to
recognize over 120 various breeds. After processing the image the
algorithm returns the breed that most resembles the dog in the
image.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Wednesday he had never seen any evidence of Russian interference in any British democracy.
“There’s absolutely no evidence that I’ve ever seen of any Russian interference in UK democratic processes,” Johnson said when asked about the decision not to publish a parliamentary report on alleged Russian meddling.
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I’ve spent 1 hour on this. Acrylics on A4 size paper sketchbook.
This is an interesting contest whereby you have to create a hero for Steemit by @htliao, get your creativity engine started and take part here.
As you can tell this is based on the Kakashi Hatake from the Naruto. I like the style of this character very much.
This time, I change that secret eye to an upvote symbol. Which when Kakashi stare you with that eye, you get a huge UPVOTE! Also, from the badge of headband, you can tell he is now a Sensei from Steemit. He shall lurk in the dark and keep an eye on those quality posts!
此作品花了一个小时来完成。用的是丙烯颜料在A4画册上。
这是由@htliao主办的Steemit英雄创作比赛，有兴趣的就打开你的脑洞来参加吧！。
你应该看出了这是借火影忍者里的卡卡西来改造的。这个角色平时无精打采，什么事都一副无所谓的模样。但是一旦进入战斗亮出一直被掩盖的写轮眼，你就知道这家伙玩真的了！
这次，我把那只神秘的眼睛用Steemit的Upvote符号取代。意味着每当卡卡西用那只充满神秘力量的眼睛盯着你看时，你将会被大大力的赞！还用从那条头带你也可以知道他现在事隶属Steemit的暗部忍者，他将会躲在暗处默默的观察那些高素质的文章，期待被他盯上吧！
Drawing breakdown
Skecthing 草稿
Outline with heavy stroke 重笔画出轮廓
Shirt painting 衣服大致上色
Accesories painting 配件上色
Base tune on the skin and hair 头发皮肤基调上色
Testing the blueish grade 测试蓝色色度
The handsome Steemit hero is here! 大功告成，很帅吧！
GIF of breakdown
If you like the content, you know what to do. Peace!
My other artworks:
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This library is designed to make using selenium a little easier in terms of finding different releases of a particular browser and generating a web driver instance.
If you have feedback or find bugs, please feel free to file issues on the github repo.
Drivers
To use this package, you'll need to set include / download the drivers yourself. For example:
To use Google Chrome:
npm install --save chromedriver
To use Opera:
npm install --save operadriver
To use Firefox there isn't a helpful wrapper, but you can use the SeleniumAssistant#downloadFirefoxDriver to make the appropriate driver available:
const seleniumAssistant = require('selenium-assistant');
seleniumAssistant.downloadFirefoxDriver()
.then(() => {
console.log('Finished downloading Firefox\'s Driver');
});


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Tookie's day starts by waking her mom up at 6:30am for breakfast. After snarfing down every last bit of food, Tookie enjoys a brief siesta for around 3 hours. When she is well digested and well rested, it's time for a bit of exploration. She nags and nags until her mom agrees to take her for a walk around the neighborhood. Upon her return it is time for her second siesta... another 3 hours down! After that she passes the time by barking at any noise, in particular that of a UPS truck or mail-person. Dinner time! More scarfing, sometimes some barfing, what a day it has been!


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LSATTR(1) LSATTR(1) NAME lsattr - list file attributes on a Linux second extended file system SYNOPSIS lsattr [ -RVadv ] [ files... ] DESCRIPTION lsattr lists the file attributes on a second extended file system. See chattr(1) for a description of the attributes and what they mean. OPTIONS -R Recursively list attributes of directories and their contents. -V Display the program version. -a List all files in directories, including files that start with `.'. -d List directories like other files, rather than listing their con‐ tents. -v List the file's version/generation number. AUTHOR lsattr was written by Remy Card<EMAIL_ADDRESS>It is currently being maintained by Theodore Ts'o<EMAIL_ADDRESS>BUGS There are none :-). AVAILABILITY lsattr is part of the e2fsprogs package and is available from http://e2fsprogs.sourceforge.net. SEE ALSO chattr(1) E2fsprogs version 1.42.5 July 2012 LSATTR(1)


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Introduction to Door Finding
Overview of Types of Systems
Algorithms Part I
Algorithms Part II
Research Results and Future Work
Door Finding Quiz
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Door Finding Quiz
Adapted from
[Ann 9]
.
1. The Door Finding research paper we went in depth into used which of the following in its door detection algorithm?
Hough Transform
Canny Edge Detector
Color Feature of Door
2. Depth information of an object
cannot
be obtained using which of the following?
Rangefinder
Gaussian Blur
Sonar
3. Which of the following is a concave object?
Bookshelf
Wall
Elevator
4. Which term is the measurement of the deviation between the straight line connecting two corners and the reference edge?
Line Offset
Edge Deviation
Fill-Ratio
Score =
Correct answers:


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Matplotlib Exporter
Parameters
----------
renderer : Renderer object
The renderer object called by the exporter to create a figure
visualization. See mplexporter.Renderer for information on the
methods which should be defined within the renderer.
close_mpl : bool
If True (default), close the matplotlib figure as it is rendered. This
is useful for when the exporter is used within the notebook, or with
an interactive matplotlib backend.
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Process the transform and convert data to figure or data coordinates
Parameters
----------
transform : matplotlib Transform object
The transform applied to the data
ax : matplotlib Axes object (optional)
The axes the data is associated with
data : ndarray (optional)
The array of data to be transformed.
return_trans : bool (optional)
If true, return the final transform of the data
force_trans : matplotlib.transform instance (optional)
If supplied, first force the data to this transform
Returns
-------
code : string
Code is either "data", "axes", "figure", or "display", indicating
the type of coordinates output.
transform : matplotlib transform
the transform used to map input data to output data.
Returned only if return_trans is True
new_data : ndarray
Data transformed to match the given coordinate code.
Returned only if data is specified


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It is possible to set including design variables, mixins and function inside a component. Those configurations can be imported to another component and or bundle to make sure that the styling and features are applied with consistency.
It's a good idea to have a general component where you declare the general look and feel of your project and remap those variable into more specifics components
They are 4 types of assets:
The source files are located under [NWAYO_ROOT]/components/[COMPONENT_NAME]/styles
. The component must also be included in one or many bundle. The diffenr
- config /
- _design.scss
- _functions.scss
- _mixins.scss
- ...
- config.scss
To be able to use configurations, we must importe the config file before the styling component in the bundle file. This will make them available inside the component where those configs are imported
//-------------------------------------
//-- [COMPONENT_NAME - Configuration
//-------------------------------------
@import 'components/[COMPONENT_NAME]/styles/config/design';
@import 'components/[COMPONENT_NAME]/styles/config/mixins';
@import 'components/[COMPONENT_NAME]/styles/config/functions';
@import 'components/[COMPONENT_NAME]/styles/config/selectors';


import os, random, pickle
import numpy as np
[docs]class ReplayBuffer:
def __init__(self,
capacity=None,
seed=None,
chkpt_dir=None):
"""
ReplayBuffer is a buffer stores the previous states, corresponding actions, and rewards.
:param capacity: Maximum number of history step the buffer should hold.
:param seed: The random seed when sample from the buffer.
:param chkpt_dir: The directory to dump the buffer.
"""
if chkpt_dir is not None and not os.path.exists(chkpt_dir):
os.makedirs(chkpt_dir)
self.chkpt_dir = chkpt_dir
if seed is not None:
random.seed(seed)
self.capacity = capacity
self.buffer = []
self.position = 0
self.ignore_set = set()
self.save_set = set()
[docs] def push(self, prev_state, prev_action, current_state, done):
"""
Add one step into the buffer.
:param prev_state: The state before performing an action.
:param prev_action: The action current step performed.
:param current_state: The resulting state after the action is being evaluated.
:param done: The current_state is terminate state or not.
:return: None
"""
if self.capacity is None or len(self.buffer) < self.capacity:
self.buffer.append(None)
if len(self.save_set) == 0:
self.save_set = set(current_state.keys()) - self.ignore_set
prev_state = {key: prev_state[key] for key in self.save_set}
current_state = {key: current_state[key] for key in self.save_set}
self.buffer[self.position] = (prev_state, prev_action, current_state, done)
self.position += 1
if self.capacity:
self.position %= self.capacity
[docs] def sample(self, batch_size):
"""
Sample some experiences from the buffer.
:param batch_size: Number of steps to sample.
:return: four lists for ``previous_state``, ``action``, ``resulting_state``, ``terminate``, respectively.
"""
batch = random.sample(self.buffer, batch_size)
state, action, next_state, done = map(np.stack, zip(*batch))
return state, action, next_state, done
[docs] def save(self, num):
"""
Dump the current buffer to local disk.
:param num: unique identifier to specify the version of the buffer dump.
:return: None
"""
checkpoint_file = os.path.join(self.chkpt_dir, f'memory_{num}')
dump_dict = {
'capacity': self.capacity,
'buffer': self.buffer,
'position': self.position
}
with open(checkpoint_file, "wb") as f:
pickle.dump(dump_dict, f)
[docs] def load(self, num):
"""
Load a dumped buffer from the local disk.
:param num: unique identifier to specify the version of the buffer dump.
:return: None
"""
checkpoint_file = os.path.join(self.chkpt_dir, f'memory_{num}')
with open(checkpoint_file, "rb") as f:
dump_dict = pickle.load(f)
self.capacity = dump_dict['capacity']
self.buffer = dump_dict['buffer']
self.position = dump_dict['position']
def __len__(self):
return len(self.buffer)
[docs] def reset(self):
"""
Clear the buffer.
:return: None
"""
self.buffer = list()
self.position = 0
self.save_set = set()
self.ignore_set = set()
[docs] def terminate(self):
"""
Set the last added state to terminate state.
:return: None
"""
prev_buffer = list(self.buffer[self.position - 1])
prev_buffer[3] = True
self.buffer[self.position - 1] = tuple(prev_buffer)
[docs] def set_ignore(self, ignore_set):
"""
Set which state features should not be stored to save memory space.
:param ignore_set: A set contains all the key of state features that should be ignored.
:return: None
"""
self.ignore_set = ignore_set


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First, great reading lists from Anton Howes and Pseudoerasmus on economic history, often from a very broad perspective. These are all books that I (and you, if you're reading this) should have read already, but I promise I'll be good next year and get to it.
Also, I put up a new section of maps that I use when I teach economic growth. Will attempt to get around to putting together slides and post those some day too.


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QuantConnect's algorithm wizard offers a growing number of premade framework modules. When you select a module in the wizard, you can see the full implementation in the second tab. Here are two examples of how one line of code can call for a premade universe class.
The Technology Universe Selection Model selects the most liquid stocks in the Nasdaq Stock Exchange. Through a combination of coarse and fine filtering on MorningStar data, it sorts all available symbols on dollar-volume and returns a sorted list of 1000 most liquid symbols.
def Initialize(self): # Pass in a universe class of technology stocks self.SetUniverseSelection(TechnologyUniverseModule())
The Banking Stock Universe Selection Model selects the most liquid stocks in the Morningstar Bank Industry. This comprises all public US Equities classified as Banks and provides an industry-specific Universe for banking stocks.
def Initialize(self): # Pass in a universe class of banking stocks self.SetUniverseSelection(BankingIndustryStocks())


Explore JWQL monitoring logs through the web browser.
This page allows users to load monitoring logs into the web browsers. This feature
obtains logs from all JWQL servers (ops, dev, and test).
{% extends "base.html" %} {% block preamble %}
This page allows users to load monitoring logs into the web browsers. This feature
obtains logs from all JWQL servers (ops, dev, and test).


{% extends "books.html" %} {% block recipe_title %}
An Acai Bowl with fresh fruit and granola is my favorite breakfast! It's delicious, refreshing, and hydrating!
I've been making smoothies for years, but making a thick smoothie using frozen Acai and turning it into an Acai bowl is something I recently discovered.
I don't understand why, but I always feel so hydrated after eating an Acai Bowl.
{% endblock %} {% block recipe_image %} {% endblock %} {% block recipe_tips %}Use your favorite granola as a topping. I've found that a granola with banana chips goes perfect in an Acai Bowl.
Fresh fruit is an idea topping during the summer months when strawberries and blueberries are in season. During off-seasons, using granola as the only topping works well.
It can be tough to get the correct consistency in the blender, but add water if the mixture is too thick and isn't mixing correctly.
{% endblock %} {% block recipe_ingredients %}


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| Charter 2019 | The legally binding charter of the alumni association, valid from 21st September 2019 onwards. | English German |
| Charter 2015 | The legally binding charter of the alumni association, valid 26th September 2015 - 21st September 2019. | English German |
| Contribution By-Laws 2019 | The bylaws regulating membership fees, valid from 21st September 2019 onwards. | English German |
| Contribution By-Laws 2015 | The bylaws regulating membership fees, valid 26th September 2015 - 21st September 2019. | English German |
| General Assemby Documents | Members-only General Assembly protocols and presentations on Google Drive. Please use your @jacobs-alumni.de G-Suite Account to login for access. | English |
| Privacy Policy 2020 | The Privacy Policy of the Association, valid from 15th April 2019 onwards. | English |
| Privacy Policy 2019 | The Privacy Policy of the Association, valid from 15th April 2019 onwards. | English |
| Privacy Policy 2018 | The Privacy Policy of the Association, valid from 24th May 2018 - 14th April 2019. | English |
| Privacy Policy 2017 | The Privacy Policy of the Association, valid before 24th May 2018. | English |
| Impressum / Imprint | The Imprint of the Alumni Association Website | English / German |
| Board Meeting Minutes 05-Apr-2020 | Minutes Meetings of the board meeting on 05th April 2020 | English |


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An Auth0 deployment that exists in a dedicated area of Auth0's cloud or your AWS cloud.
PSaaS Appliance is a managed service that is typically used if your organization's compliance or policy requirements prevent you from using a multi-tenant cloud service.
Auth0 is responsible for installation, maintenance, patching and updates. You are responsible for supplying and monitoring the infrastructure on which Auth0 runs (including, but not limited to, the VM host, storage, network resources, and other required dependencies).
The PSaaS Appliance is an option for your organization when compliance or other policy requirements prevent you from using a multi-tenant cloud service.
For security reasons, rules and custom database connections for PSaaS Appliance run in a JavaScript sandbox. You can use the full power of the ECMAScript 5 language and a few selected libraries.
This document contains information about the PSaaS Appliance and its infrastructure requirements.
This document contains information about the division of responsibilities among PSaaS Appliance personnel with regards to deployment, maintenance, and support.
PSaaS Appliance Sprint is Auth0’s onboarding program for enterprise customers choosing an Auth0 PSaaS Appliance. It helps you achieve value quickly with your Auth0 enterprise subscription. The 6 steps in the onboarding program set both you and Auth0 up for success.
If your subscription agreement includes an PSaaS Appliance that is hosted in a dedicated area of Auth0's cloud, Auth0 will set up the PSaaS Appliance on your behalf. This document describes the necessary information.
This document shows the latest updates to the PSaaS Appliance.
This document covers factors PSaaS Appliance administrators should be aware of when working with production PSaaS Appliance instances.
Regardless of whether you choose to use Auth0's cloud services or to run Auth0 through PSaaS Appliance instances, the Management Dashboard is the interface through which you may configure things like your Applications, Connections, Users, and Rules.
Learn how to monitor your PSaaS Appliance instances, so that you always know how it is performing.
The PSaaS Appliance Command Line Interface (CLI) allows you to perform operations on your PSaaS Appliance via authorized workstations.
For security reasons, rules and custom database connections for PSaaS Appliance run in a JavaScript sandbox. You can use the full power of the ECMAScript 5 language and a few selected libraries.
Beginning with Build 7247, you may use the PSaaS Appliance's version of WebTasks to execute your rules and custom database logic.
Auth0 Extensions enable you to install applications (such as Webtasks) or run commands/scripts that extend the functionality of the Auth0 base product. This section explains implementation details specific for the PSaaS Appliance.
The high-availability geo cluster is a PSaaS Appliance implementation that provides data center redundancy and automatic failure handling. This is the highest form of PSaaS Appliance availability offered by Auth0.


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In the summer of 2012 I was at the the fourth .Astronomy meeting in Heidelberg, Germany. It’s a meeting where some of the most exciting and cutting-edge ideas about astronomy and the web are discussed. It’s a bit like TED, but more informal where think tanking is done through unconference sessions. In between the crazy schedule, I had time to chat with Alberto Pepe, a post-doc working at Harvard. He had something to show me.
We sat down and opened up his laptop. I saw the alpha version of what is now known as Authorea (it didn’t have a name then). Already, I could see that it had great potential and I was very excited about it. He asked if I’d be interested in acting as a consultant for ideas regarding Python and plotting. I couldn’t say no to such a cool project, so I joined the team. Alberto Pepe and Nathan Jenkins are the co-founders (the powerhouses of the project) and Matteo Cantiello and I are the consultants.
Fast forward to today. Authorea has developed rapidly and it has received a lot of attention through a big science paper and being on the front page of Hacker News. Why? Because of what it is and what it will become.
What is Authorea?
In just a few words, Authorea has been made to simplify every aspect of writing a publication quality paper from beginning to end. This includes writing with a team of collaborators, commenting, versioning of text, data, and figures (git), and pushing out your end product with just a push of a button.
Here are some examples of Authorea’s capabilities.
Being able to see the output of your paper in realtime as you write makes it easy to see how your paper is coming together. Furthermore having the option of writing in Markdown or LaTeX is great. If you write a lot on the web, it’s likely that you use Markdown frequently.
In Authorea, the authors can include dynamic figures in the form of javascript code, like D3.js. This feature makes representing data that is usually tough to depict in static plots much easier and interactive. Additionally, such plots will provide the data and code to the readers by default. It makes the ability to reproduce the plots straightforward. Something that is often lacking in today’s science literature.
In the science community, the usual procedure of getting a paper ready for publication requires multiple steps of getting it ready for the journal and the arXiv (or similar service). The format requirements for both avenues are usually not the same, so this stage can be a time drainer and headache. Authorea will allow the author to get all formats ready with the touch of a button. This feature is not yet ready, but will be soon.
If you want to stay up to date on what’s happening with Authorea you should follow the project on Twitter or Facebook. Moreover, the Authorea creators are keen on getting feedback and feature requests from the users. Give them a shout!


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This demo lets you evaluate multiple trainers against each other on MNIST. By default I've set up a little benchmark that puts SGD/SGD with momentum/Adagrad/Adadelta against each other. For reference math and explanations on these refer to Matthew Zeiler's Adadelta paper (Windowgrad is Idea #1 in the paper). In my own experience, Adagrad/Adadelta are "safer" because they don't depend so strongly on setting of learning rates (with Adadelta being slightly better), but well-tuned SGD+Momentum almost always converges faster and at better final values.
Report questions/bugs/suggestions to @karpathy.


Singapore baggage handler jailed for intentionally mislabelling 286 pieces of luggage
by AFP, StaffA Singaporean baggage handler has been jailed for 20 days for swapping tags on nearly 300 suitcases at the city-state's airport, causing them to end up at wrong destinations around the world.
Tay Boon Keh, 66, had pleaded guilty to charges of swapping the tags on 286 bags at Changi Airport, one of the world's busiest hubs.
He made the swaps between November 2016 and February 2017 out of "frustration and anger" after his request for additional staff at his work section was ignored, a district court heard.
Suitcases originally bound for various parts of the world, including Perth, Manila, Frankfurt, London and San Francisco, were affected, according to court documents.
The bags belonged to passengers transiting through Changi and using Singapore Airlines and its regional wing SilkAir.
Tay was suffering from major depressive disorder when he committed the offences, the court heard.
But state prosecutors said evidence presented at a hearing showed his condition "did not contribute significantly to his commission of the offences" as he continued to have control over his actions.
Prosecutor Thiam Jia Min said the swapping could have caused "potentially, even serious or fatal, consequences" as some passengers could have been left without medications.
Changi handled nearly 65.6 million passengers last year.


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Chiropractic is a natural form of health care focusing on the health of the spine and the nervous system. The underlying premise of chiropractic is simple: that a properly functioning spine and nervous system can preserve and restore health on all levels. By treating the underlying causes of physical problems rather than just the symptom, chiropractic helps the body to heal itself naturally without drugs or surgery. Chiropractic treatments include manual manipulation of the spine or other joints (an "adjustment"), and may also include physical therapy, myofascial therapy, neuromuscular facilitation and decompression, as well as nutritional counseling, exercise instruction, and counseling on ergonomics evaluation.
I use my hand and sometimes adjusting tools called activators to manipulate the joints of the spine or extremities which may be "locked up" or subluxated. This movement reduces pain and restores or enhances join function. You'll most likely notice positive changes in your symptoms immediately following treatment.
No. Even if you are in pain already, the adjustment itself is painless. To ensure this, I draw upon a variety of adjustive techniques, from traditional osseous adjusting (the kind where you hear the popping sound) to non-force activator and drop tables.
It's simply the release of a gas bubble between the joints. The adjustment changes the pressure inside the joint, causing the "pop". Most clients look forward to the "pop" because it signals a release of tension in their bodies (and indicates that the spine is moving better and soon they will feel better).
Yes. It is not only safe, but usually very effective! Statistics show that patient risk is substantially lower for chiropractic than for other forms of treatment.
Doctors of Chiropractic (DCs) undergo at least three years of professional study. The typical applicant to a chiropractic college has already acquired four years of pre-medical undergraduate college education. Chiropractic curriculum includes a minimum of 4200 hours of classroom, laboratory and clinical experience. Because of the hands on nature of chiropractic and the intricate adjusting techniques, a significant portion of time is spent in clinical training with licensed, experienced chiropractors. In addition, DCs must pass national board examinations and become state licensed prior to practicing. Every chiropractor must participate in board approved continuing education classes yearly.
No, you do not need a referral before visiting a DC. I will perform a complete consultation and examination and will refer you to other types of health care providers if necessary.
Chiropractic treatment is a covered benefit in many traditional insurance policies. I am a member of most managed care groups in Alabama as well as a Medicare provider. If you've been in an auto accident, chiropractic care is typically approved and a covered treatment.
I do my best to keep patient costs affordable. If you don't have insurance, my staff will discuss our reasonable rates and payment plans.
I will take a full history and do an orthopedic evaluation, neurological evaluation and possible xray. Then you will receive a report of findings followed by advice for home care such as applying heat or ice, stretches and/or exercises. The initial appoint last approximately 1 hour.
Yes. All to many back surgery patients--up to fifty percent-- see their pain return even after the operation. Chiropractic care may help eliminate the need for repeated surgeries. Best of all, if you seek chiropractic treatment before surgery, you might not need an operation at all.
Yes. Pregnancy is a good time to seek chiropractic care. Chiropractic adjustments can help ease an expectant mother's discomfort, improve her pregnancy and may even make childbirth easier. I always tailor my adjustment methods to my patients' different body types, ages and conditions.
Yes. Children are very physically active and experience many types of falls and injuries. Chiropractic care can help them stay strong and healthy and can prevent health complications later. Even newborns, who often experience spinal trauma during birth, can benefit from an early chiropractic adjustment. Naturally, I adapt my adjustment methods to best meet the needs of my youngest patients.
The fact that chiropractic relies on hands on, in person treatments rather than prescriptions usally means that multiple visits to my office are the norm. The number and frequency of visits depend on your condition and whether you need acute, chronic or preventative care.
No. While you may be able to twist or turn in certain ways to produce a "popping" sound, such "adjustment" may well be making the problem worse. Your chiropractor is trained to know which joint needs to be adjusted in which direction and with what amount of pressure. When it comes to chiropractic, don't try it at home!
Not at all. Many patients see me only during crisis, or once in a while for a preventative visit.  Taking care of your spine and your overall well being through chiropractic may become a healthy habit you don't want to drop. How far you take your care is always up to you.


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public class Huffify
extends java.lang.Object
Purpose: to execute compression and decompression operations at the request of the user using the command line and the appropriate arguments to do so.
This is the main class of the project huffify that contains the compression and decompression methods declared as static and all the auxiliary methods that these 2 principal methods use (also declared as static)
Besides the methods declared in this class, there are other 3 classes that are used in this project, each with its own methods and instances used to achieve the goal of this project:
huffify.FrequencyTable - used to generate the frequencies of all characters in the text.
huffify.HuffmanTree - used to build and hold all the data about the Huffman Tree.
huffify.HuffNode - used to hold all the data about a certain node in the Huffman Tree.
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filename
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filename
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1. Creates a FrequencyTable of the text to be compressed.
2. Serializes a Set of nodes (character + frequency) into a [file].ser, later needed to recreate the HuffmanTree.
3. Creates a PriorityQueue (minHeap) needed to create the the HuffMan Tree.
4. Creates the HuffmanTree using the PriorityQueue and the well known technique to do so.
5. With the help of the HuffmanTree method buildCodes()
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6. It creates a BitSet that represents the compressed text in bits.
7. Serializes the BitSet into the [file].huff also later needed for decompression.
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0 - move on the left child | 1 - move on the right child
When you reach a leaf, that leaf contains the character to be written. At this point we continue analyzing the bits one at a time from the root of the HuffmanTree.
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filename
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Mike Sasiela
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Project: COVID Is No Joke!
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Biography Snapshot
·Welcome to my first webpage! I recently decided to push myself to learn a new skill and web development is what I landed on.
Although it is challenging, I know that the long term benefits will far offset the short term struggles and sacrifices.
With that being said, let me tell you a little more about myself.
I grew up in the Central Florida area and after a 4 years (and a bonus football semester), I graduated with a B.S. in Economics.
I after graduation I quickly began working in the Financial Department for Orange Lake Resorts, a part of the Holiday Inn conglomerate and have remained there for the past two years.
With the knowledge of front and back end systems and languages, my plan is to become a successful full stack freelance developer and take on projects as I travel domestically and abroad.


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The ilApplyProfile function applies a colour profile to the currently bound image.
ILboolean ilApplyProfile(
const ILstring InProfile,
const ILstring OutProfile
);
iluApplyProfile applies a colour profile (files with extension .icm) to the currently bound image. InProfile describes the current image's colour space, and OutProfile describes the colour space to convert the currently bound image to. If InProfile is NULL, DevIL attempts to use the colour profile present in the image, if one is present, else it returns IL_FALSE.
IL_ILLEGAL_OPERATION - There is currently no image bound. Use ilGenImages and ilBindImage before calling this function.
IL_OUT_OF_MEMORY - Could not allocate memory for the new image data.
IL_INVALID_PARAM - InProfile and/or OutProfile was NULL.


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I always aim to be a good a student and teacher. To be a proficient and effective student and teacher, I’ve realized long ago I must strive to be good at both. Without this effort, I’d never truly understand or gain proficiency in either position.
In addition to striving to improve myself as a student or teacher, I always finds myself continuously learning. There is never a known end, as I’m always searching for a new best, a new level of proficiency, or even a new definition of what these things are. As such, I work diligently to take mental notes during my own efforts to become a better teacher or to improve my study as a student. It’s hard work, as most things that are worthwhile in life are. This hard work however, is definitely one of the top things I enjoy in life. Learning to me is something I cherish in the extreme!
On that note, here’s a few of the things that I’ve found that have helped me to learn effectively. I offer them as is, and everybody’s use may vary in effectiveness. If you’ve got any suggestions or practices of your own, please email, tweet (@Adron), or message me with them. I’m always happy to discuss new ways two to better my learning and teaching.
1. Notes / Note Taking in Projects
One thing I’ve found very useful in software projects is to find a way to take parallel notes. These could be perceived as comments except I’ve made a few slight modifications. Instead of adding these in code files, they’re more project or project folder specific comments, so I don’t place the files in comments in actual code files. The following is a list of characteristics of where I put these notes and the practices I follow to create them.
Where
I’ve found, when working through a project I like to have two specific spaces where notes go. One is in the root and any directories of the project where there are additional snippets of information needed. I usually just title these files NOTES.md and encourage anybody involved in the project to add their own personal notes for anybody to read. This adds context of what is going on and helps provide insight for anybody working in a project.
How
I tend to write notes as quick blurbs of what is in the directory or project, notes that wouldn’t particularly be in a README.md file. They’re more of a stream of consciousness) style. The primary focus is to write them concise, but quicly, for future reference. Helping to prevent one from forgetting what and why certain things are in a directory, specifically a directory in which is manually created for documentation or something somewhat outside of the normal application code flow, similar to this.
In a Go, C#, Java, C, C++, or related compilable language these files don’t get built into the final binary. However in something like JavaScript the files may get included when zipped up to be deployed or may increase the likelihood of secrets or other information that should not be public becoming public. By association be sure that these files won’t cause an actual problem later on in the project. Generally there’s a small chance compared to the advantage of actually having some relevant project notes inside the actual project. But one has to keep these responsibilities in mind.
Take notes in projects (even trash projects, as I write about below). Write from a stream of consciousness) style and it will work to reinforce what you’re observing and learning in the projects as well as working to provide a path to understanding for prospective maintainers in ongoing projects!
2. Trash Projects
When learning, one of the best ways to get used to how parts of a language and respective technology stack perform and behave is to actually build things with the language and respective tech stack. For instance, when learning JavaScript I wrote a lot of completely garbage code just to try out the language. Sure, I had read things like JavaScript: The Good Parts and even the gargantuan JavaScript: The Definitive Guide, but I really had not set certain things into memory until I started writing code.
One example, if I check for the type of NaN (Not a Number) I get ‘number’. That does’t really make logical sense based on what NaN stands for. But alright, what about NaN equaling NaN? That’s false, even though it clearly appears as if it is the same thing.
> typeof NaN
'number'
> NaN==NaN
false
These are side effects, while reading the guides and good parts books I wouldn’t have realized without actually testing the code and realizing these oddities exist. Of course when I stop and think, having read the material in the books, I realize that NaN does not equal NaN because these are two different actual objects, part of the crux of mutable imperative object creation eh!
So building tons of throwaway trash projects is hugely important. I have to fight against the urge to “build a cool working project that does X and open source it” syndrome and just focus on testing out bits of code a time until I can effectively and proficiently write are large degree of functionality using the features and concepts inherent to a language and the underlying technology stack. The best and quickest way isn’t to fight building a larger projet but instead build many small trash projects.
Build lots and lots of trash projects to focus in on the behavior and features of a language or technology.
3. When Beginning, Skip Videos
I suppose it depends on what one’s learning style really is and it is also odd coming from me that I’d say skip videos (because of this and this). Even though I produce Videos and find they can be used to learn things, there’s a catch. Video content is generally horrible at providing large amounts of information with specific detail in the time it takes to watch a video. There are certain nuances that video is good at, but overall they just don’t work for effective, quick, and intensive deep dives into particular technology.
In that vein, videos are horrible as stand alone learning mediums, skip them. Focus on written material, with details about things and going back to trash projects create and work with hands on implementation of code and technologies. If a video is a small complement or has lots of written collateral, testing, and other mediums used in conjunction with the video it might work out ok, but otherwise focus on other things and skip the videos when starting in on a new language or tech.
Skip videos when starting out and gain some proficiency around actual implementation first, this has worked excellently for me and I’ve found it tends to work well for gaining productiveness quickly with a language or technology.
4. Mixing Theory & Implementation
As above I mentioned focusing on implementation of code, referring to it as trash projects, which is a great way to really dig into the nuances of things. However at a certain point the theory of particular design practices and languages must be understood or a solid proficiency just isn’t going to be attained. That’s where mixing theory and implementation becomes fundamental. I’ve found that I need to do more reading on the why and what for of a language or technology once I’ve gotten fairly fluent in implementing things with a language or technology.
When learning, once proficient with a language, be sure to dive deep into why and how the language actually works to gain even more proficiency with the language.


PeerbyGo is a Dutch company which gives people the opportunity to rent products from people who live closeby. On their website you can search for a product and rent it, PeerbyGo will take care of the delivery to the renter and back to the provider. These rents can also be called transactions for simplicity. At the moment PeerbyGo is mainly active in city's like Amsterdam, Utrecht and Rotterdam. Citys provide a large costumer potential compared to smaller villages, so city's are their main focus.
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Public Class Methods
new(future)
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Public Instance Methods
default_executor()
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delayed_because()
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evaluate_to(*args, block)
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state()
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SyncToolbox Documentation¶
This webpage contains the API documentation for the Python package synctoolbox.
The source code for the package SyncToolbox is hosted at GitHub:
https://github.com/meinardmueller/synctoolbox
In particular, please note the provided Readme and the example notebooks.
If you use SyncToolbox in a scholarly work, please consider citing the SyncToolbox article. 1
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