Note: For historical reasons, we have left the name master
in a number
of places in this document. Many projects prefer that this name be main
or
something different.
One of the things we constantly strive to do at All Around the World is apply the Pareto Principle : 80% of your results stem from 20% of your actions. When we go in to solve problems for clients; we don’t have the luxury of sitting around for days to debate the perfect way of doing things before we start working. Instead, we strive to find the 20% of actions which give us 80% of the results and uncover the rest as we go. Today, I’ll talk about our git workflow and how three simple commands make our team collaboration much easier. Email us to discuss how we can build a remote software team for you. A team that delivers, not debates.
Quickstart
Using our git workflow couldn’t be simpler:
(master) $ git hub 123 # create new branch
(new-feature-123) $ # hack, hack, hack
(new-feature-123) $ git refresh # pull in latest master changes
(new-feature-123) $ # hack, hack, hack
(new-feature-123) $ git done
(master) $ # done
And that’s it. Three simple commands to remember and git gets out of your way.
The Overview
The git
command is extremely complicated. Invariably in a team environment
someone gets something “wrong” with git and the local git guru comes by and
does mysterious things with git fsck
, git reflog
, and other commands that
developers have never heard of. And while it’s useful to have a git guru on
hand, we find it’s even easier to have a single, standard way of using git so
that all developers are doing things the same way. Even developers new to git
find our workflow very easy.
It’s designed largely to avoid this:
For us, the complicated history was the showstopper. We want a clean, linear history and an “easy-to-use” workflow. It’s based on the following logic:
- The
master
branch is the source of truth - All new development happens in a new branch off of
master
- When you’re done, merge your code back into
master
and delete your branches
In other words, it’s very clean, very simple, and focuses on the core development needs. There’s nothing surprising about this workflow. How do releases work? That depends on your project and its needs. How do hotfixes work? That depends on your project and its needs. How do code reviews work? That depends on your project and its needs. Like the WildAgile project management system, our workflow is designed to be the core of what you do day in and day out. The bits you need to customize are up to you. We’re not dogmatic.
git-flow
As an aside, one popular workflow is git-flow . Yet git-flow has its detractors and it’s easy to find many more . We found the convoluted history and strict requirements that things be “just so” to not be a good fit for our workflow. It might be the perfect fit for yours.
Our git Workflow
The git workflow tools are open source and they contain a simplified subset of the git tools used by All Around the World for our software development. It makes it dead easy for teams using git (and in our case, github) to work together.
There are only three new commands to remember:
- git hub $issue
- Create new branch based on a github ticket
- git refresh
- Rebase your work on top of current master
- git done
- Merge your branch back into master
Note: only the bin/git-hub
command assumes you’re using github. The other
commands work fine without it.
Assumptions
The master
branch is never worked on directly. Instead, new branches are
created (usually for an individual github ticket), we hack, we regularly pull
new changes into that branch, and after a pull request is created and the
approved, we merge the code back into master
.
The examples below assume the files in the bin/
directory are in your path.
If they are not in your path, you have to type the commands explicitly:
bin/git-hub 5738
bin/git-refresh
bin/git-done
Checking Out a Branch
We assume that branches are usually per ticket. You can manually create a branch, but we tend not to. Instead, if you are going to work on github issue 5738, with the title “Lower reputation for failed crimes”, you run the following command:
git hub 5738
And you’re in a shiny new branch named lower-reputation-for-failed-crimes-5738
.
If that branch already exists, it’s checked out.
If you’re not using github, it’s trivial to do this by hand:
git checkout -b name-of-your-branch
We just like the convenience of always having standard naming conventions.
Caveats
- The new branch that is created is based on the branch you’re on, so you
probably want to run this from
master
- Branch detection is based on a heuristic, using the ticket number. If you have more than one branch with that ticket number, you will get a warning and the code will exit.
- You’ll need a config file for this. See
perldoc bin/git-hub
for this. - Assumes Perl 5 version 20
You will also need to install the following modules from the CPAN if you’ve not already done so.
autodie
Config::General
JSON
Text::Unidecode
Pithub
If you’re not familiar with installing CPAN modules, check out
cpanminus , or you can use the
cpan
command line tool that is standard with Perl.
Refreshing Your Branch
While working on your branch, you want to regularly pull in the latest master
to keep your code up-to-date. Working on a change for a week with a fast-moving
codebase can cause serious headaches when it’s time to merge. Thus, you should
regularly run the following in your branch (I try to run it at least once per
day):
git refresh
Regardless of the branch you are on, this code:
- Stashes changes (if any)
- Checks out master
- Does a fast-forward merge
- Checks out your branch (if branch is not master)
- Rebases onto
master
(if branch is not master) - Pops changes from stash, if any
In other words, it cleanly rebases your code on top of master, even if you have uncommitted changes.
Note: for everyone who keeps asking “why not git pull --rebase --autostash
?”
The simple reason is backwards-compatibility. Sometimes developers have older
versions of git installed and while that’s usually perfectly compatible with
newer versions, we don’t force them to upgrade. Also, internally git-refresh
does things like git fetch -p
to remove references to remote branches which
no longer exist. This regular “house cleaning” helps to keep git more
performant. See the Pruning
documentation for git-fetch
for more information.
Note: if this command aborts (such as during a merge conflict), the stashed
changes will remain stashed. Run git stash
to see those changes and git
stash pop
to return them to your codebase when you’ve finished resolving the
merge conflicts.
Merging into master
So you’ve finished your work and are ready to merge your branch back into master. Here’s one way to do that very cleanly and safely:
git checkout master
git fetch --prune
git merge --ff-only origin/master
git rebase master my-awesome-feature-1234
git push --force-with-lease origin my-awesome-feature-1234
git checkout master
git merge --no-ff my-awesome-feature-1234
git push origin master
You’ll remember that, right? And you’ll never mess it up?
For us, we simply run:
git done
And that will cleanly update master
(or whatever the source branch is) and
rebase your branch on top of it, and push that change to your origin.
With that, you get a clean git history like this:
| * 44eba1b094 - ...
| * 217350810f - ...
|/
* c84e694e59 - Merge branch 'no-add-message-from-context-object-8615' PR#8622 (6 days ago) <some author>
|\
| * 9d73143f75 - ...
| * 983a1a5020 - ...
| * e799ecc8e3 - ...
| * aa9c981c2e - ...
| * 4651830fd6 - ...
|/
* 010e94b446 - Merge branch 'fix-test-combat-module-usage' PR#8623 (7 days ago) <some author>
|\
| * 46d8917af7 - ...
|/
* 4acfdd8309 - Merge branch 'economy-action-use-args-hashref' PR#8617 (10 days ago) <some author>
|\
| * a1f863f908 - ...
| * b3dc3efb2a - ...
| * ab77373fca - ...
| * b5491e4ae9 - ...
And when you’re done, it will also print out the instructions on how you can delete your local and remote copies of the branch, to help you be nice and not leave branches cluttering up the repository.
Determining Your Primary Branch
Internally the code attempts to detect the name of your primary branch using this:
basename $( git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD )
That will usually work. For all commands, if it does not work, it will print out the following message:
Could not determine target branch via '"basename $( git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD )"'
You scan set your target branch with:
git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD refs/remotes/origin/\$branch_name
Where $branch_name is the name of the primary branch you develop from ('main, 'master', etc.)
Merge Conflicts
With all of this rebasing, you’re sometimes going to hit the dreaded ...
Auto-merging lib/Veure/Moose.pm
CONFLICT (content): Merge conflict in lib/Veure/Moose.pm
Failed to merge in the changes.
Patch failed at 0001 Issue 144 Make read-only the default for attributes
And then you’re very unhappy. Worse, if you do this after a week of isolated
hacking, you might get a huge amount of merge conflicts to work through.
However, by running git refresh
at least once a day, if not more often,
those conflicts are minimized. And when you do get them? I have the following
in my .bash_aliases
file:
alias damnit='vim $(git grep -l "<<<< HEAD")'
Then, when I get a conflict, I just type damnit
and am automatically editing
the files which caused the conflict. It saves me a huge amount of time.
Update
We have renamed git-merge-with-master
to git-done
. The former still works.
Check out the tools at our github repo .


The Penn Consortium of Undergraduate Women seeks to enact the systemic change necessary for the unbridled self-actualization of Penn's female students, faculty, and staff. We will always do our part to establish the institutional infrastructure within which women are empowered to reach their potential. We will take gender equity seriously, and will welcome the day that women ascend their own personal and professional ladders free of self-doubt and full of self-esteem.
Who knows what women can be when they are finally free to become themselves?
Penn's undergraduate women's groups - those dedicated specifically but not exclusively to the institutional advancement of Penn women - once engaged in woefully little collaboration. In November of 2003, then-junior Jennifer Lane sensed that the synergistic potential of these groups might be quite powerful. She undertook the task of inviting each President and Co-Chair to join the Penn Consortium of Undergraduate Women. Thanks to their enthusiasm, we now boast more than twenty members and are a thriving activist force on campus. Our constitution is available here
Since its inception, the Consortium has organized three annual Women's Weeks with its constituent groups. The first Women's Week in 2004 was entitled "Engendering Unity." In 2005, acclaimed author Naomi Wolfe came to speak about the politics of body image, while in 2006, Gloria Steinem, an influential feminist activist, spoke about the future of feminism in America. For 2007, the Consortium has invited Frances Hesselbein, chairman of the board of governors of the Leader to Leader Institute and recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom (the United States of America's highest civilian honor) to be its keynote speaker. In all three years, the women's groups held very successful events of their own, which ranged from a student production of the Vagina Monologues, movie screenings, self-defense workshops, and speaker panels.
In addition to Women's Week, the Consortium has designed, developed, and printed a first-of-its-kind resource guide that caters to the needs and interests of undergraduate women. It is filled with useful information on various problems and situations that female students may need help in addressing, such how to handle sexual harassment by a TA or how to help a friend with an eating disorder. It also contains the biographies of the constituent groups in order to help undergraduate women find others with similar passions. The Consortium was greatly helped by the support from the Trustees' Council of Penn Women.


Human Smuggler Drives Migrants into California After Cutting Border Wall
A cartel-connected human smuggler drove a large pickup truck loaded with 15 migrants into California from Mexico after cutting through a section of an old-technology border wall. Authorities arrested the human smuggler and the migrants following a short pursuit.
by Ildefonso OrtizThe incident took place on Wednesday afternoon in Campo, California, when agents with U.S. Border Patrol reported an incursion, an agency news release revealed. The report revealed that a Dodge 4500 drove into California after smugglers cut through the old technology landing mat border wall.
Approximately 15 minutes later, agents spotted the human smuggler trying to cut the locks to a local resident’s gate with some bolt cutters and attempted to arrest him. The smuggler used the truck to flee starting a short chase that ended when the smuggler stopped the vehicle. The 15 migrants jumped out and attempted to run away. Authorities tracked down the 15 migrants and the human smuggler.
Officials identified the group, including the driver, as nine Mexican males, five Mexican females, and two Guatemalans. In their statement, U.S. Customs and Border Protection identified the human smuggling group as a transnational criminal organization, a word commonly used by federal agencies to describe Mexican drug cartels. The driver, a Mexican national, entered the U.S. illegally. Officials said the pickup truck had been reported stolen.
“A vehicle drive-thru, with overloaded and unsecured passengers, particularly in this terrain, can certainly result in a rollover accident with serious injuries and death,” said San Diego Sector Interim Chief Douglas Harrison. “The breach of this old landing mat wall is illustrative of the need for more hardened infrastructure with greater impedance and denial capabilities to keep the area secure.
Ildefonso Ortiz is an award-winning journalist with Breitbart Texas. He co-founded Breitbart Texas’ Cartel Chronicles project with Brandon Darby and senior Breitbart management. You can follow him on Twitter and on Facebook . He can be contacted at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.


IP Addresses
Definition
- All different devices on the internet have unique addresses
- Represented in bits (32 bits)
- Country/region --> subnetwork --> device
- Allows for 4 billions unique devices
- Internet has been more popular than expected, so a need for a longer address was needed
- IPv6
- 128 bits per address
- Provides for more than 340 undecillion unique addresses
Examples
Below are examples of IPv4 address
- <IP_ADDRESS>, <IP_ADDRESS>, etc.
- Private address (only available for private networks)
- <IP_ADDRESS>-<IP_ADDRESS>
- <IP_ADDRESS>-<IP_ADDRESS>
- <IP_ADDRESS>-<IP_ADDRESS>
Below are examples of IPv6 addresses
- 2001:0BA2:AE21:FA21:0000:0000:0000:0000 or 2001:0BA2:AE21:FA21::
- Unique Local Addresses (ULAs) (similar to private addresses)
- routing prefix of fc00::/7
More information about IP Addresses can be found at What Is an IP Address? and Wikipedia-IP Addresses
Why do we use IP Addresses?
- Uniquely identifies devices on networks
- Without, it would be hard to send information across the networks without knowing the address of the specific device we want to send to


The default SQL template string sigil.
See SqlSigil for more documentation.
pg-promise compatible symbol for converting values to Postgres. If an object has this attribute, the results of this function will be be taken to be the object's database representation.
Converts a Date object to a Postgres-compatible date string in the local timezone. The resulting string is not wrapped or escaped.
the date to convert
Postgres-compatible date string
Converts a Date object to a Postgres-compatible date string in the UTC timezone. The resulting string is not wrapped or escaped.
the date to convert
Postgres-compatible date string in UTC timezone
Builds a SafeString object given an assumed-safe string.
The resulting object can also be toString
d to return its
raw contents.
the string to wrap
a SafeString object
Builds a sigil/templating object given the provided options
the sigil options
a template-string sigil function
Converts a given value to its Postgres literal representation, given the provided options.
the conversion options
the value to convert
the given value converted to a sql-safe string
Generated using TypeDoc
pg-promise compatible symbol for indicating that the results of a
toPostgres
method should be interpreted as raw/safe.


We aggregate infrastructure!
- exploit B2B e-markets
- synergize real-time web services
- reintermediate vertical web services
- cultivate efficient e-markets
- exploit B2C web-readiness
- mesh world-class methodologies
- implement dynamic functionalities
- seize granular action-items
- exploit B2B solutions
- deploy best-of-breed interfaces
- monetize e-business systems
- aggregate bricks-and-clicks channels
- monetize interactive systems
- deliver out-of-the-box partnerships
- facilitate front-end e-services


Recommendations: Great Unknown Movies Copyright 1987 by sundc!oz
I have been enjoying reading about the various movies that people have been posting to this discussion of "great unknown movies." It must be obvious by now that one man's great unknown is another mans "sure everyone knows that." Be that as it may, here are my favorite "great unknown movies."
THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS (1971, George C. Scott, Joanne Woodward, Jack Gilford) A charming movie about a Judge who can't stand seeing all of the seemingly random injustice in the world and decides that it must be caused by one man, Moriarty (sorry Jeff, but that's the way it goes). If Moriarty exists, then Sherlock Holmes must exist and the judge decides that he is Sherlock. The capsule review does NOT do the film justice. The acting is excellent, the comedy enjoyable and a little flaky and the "philosophy" interesting. QUOTE: There are no masses in Dodge City, only individuals taking responsibility for their actions.
THE STUNT MAN (1980, Steven Railsback, Peter O'Toole) One of the most bizarre films I have ever seen and an enjoyable one at that. A convict escapes and wanders onto a on location movie shooting. The World War I epic being filmed (as an anti-war movie) is being directed by a tyrannical director, Peter O'Toole. The convict thinks that the director is out to kill him to have some realism in the movie. Or is the director trying to teach him something? I found the plot to be complex, but you could follow it, and the interacting between the characters EXCELLENT. I also liked the soundtrack, although that is no reason to see a movie. QUOTE: How tall was the original King Kong?
THE GREAT RACE (1965, Tony Curtis (yeah), Jack Lemmon (boo-hiss), Peter Falk) When people mention their favorite hilarious movies I rarely hear this movie mentioned. A mistake, for it is one of the funniest movies I have ever seen. When I saw the discussion about great actors I was thinking about posting something about Jack Lemmon, for he had a great range as an actor, and I don't think he was ever funnier as the evil Professor Fate. There are word plays abounding ("The great Leslie escaped with a small friar" "He escaped with a chicken?"), good henchman interaction ("Push the button, Max. --- MAXXXXXXXXX!"), some marvelous slapstick, and one of the few good pie fights made in the last half of the 20th century. The love story isn't even too bad. But make no mistake about it, it is Jack Lemmon and Peter Falk that make this the rom that it is. Alright, maybe director/ writer Blake Edwards had something to do with it... QUOTE: Frisby, go and bail out my wife... In about three hours.
There are many others I could write about, but I will control myself somewhat. So what other movies have I been missing?
OZ seismo!sundc!oz
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Use our API and we take care of the rest.
We support all important Paypemt options, like Banktransfer, CreditCard, Paypal, GoogleWallet and many more
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.edu domains have lost credibility due to unmaintained, malware/spam-ridden sites
Resolving an intermittent wifi issue that I’ve been having for months, with an unusual conclusion.
A dive into the inner-workings of Angelic47’s Python 2.7 protector, PyProtect.


Package edu.unc.cs.comp524.parsers.prolog
Package holding prolog-parser code built for Comp 524 taught at the
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
The gateway should be considered PrologParser
, RelationCollectorListener
, and Program
. Study the sample programs to
see how they can be used together.
Then, write your own programs that consume Program
to test for
certain aspects of the program-structure.
-
Interface Summary Interface Description Comment A source-level commentFact The simplest kind ofRelation
: a fact.InvocationMatcher A matcher against invocations of rules that knows how to process invocations and createRuleInvocation
s.Program A prolog program.PrologListener This interface defines a complete listener for a parse tree produced byPrologParser
.Relation A prolog relation between arguments.Rule A more complicatedRelation
that has sub-rules (RuleInvocation
s) on the right-hand-side (Rule.rhs()
).RuleInvocation An invocation of some relation; typically found inRule.rhs()
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Javier Andrés Mena Zapata wrote: > Does anybody knows how to compile cp(Graph) in Gecode 1.3.1? I only know definitely that cp(Graph) is broken in the current trunk, and will be removed for the next release. Cheers, Guido -- Guido Tack Programming Systems Lab, Saarland University, Germany http://www.ps.uni-sb.de/~tack


Before Change
backward_state = outputs[-1].s()
backward = [out.h()[-1] for out in outputs]
output = [dy.concatenate([f, b]) for f, b in zip(forward, backward)]
c = dy.concatenate([forward_state[0], backward_state[0]])
h = dy.concatenate([forward_state[1], backward_state[1]])
hidden = (c, h)
else:
output = forward
hidden = forward_state
After Change
backward_state = outputs[-1].s()
backward = [out.h()[-1] for out in outputs]
output = [dy.concatenate([f, b]) for f, b in zip(forward, backward)]
hidden = [dy.concatenate([f, b]) for f, b in zip(forward_state, backward_state)]
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Arab League formally rejects U.S. policy shift on Israeli settlements
by ReutersCAIRO (Reuters) - The Arab League on Monday formally rejected a decision by the United States to no longer consider settlements in Israeli-occupied territory illegal, saying the move was a threat to peace and a flagrant violation of international law.
Meeting in a special session in Cairo, the Arab League said it considered the U.S. position legally null and void and showed "unprecedented disdain for the international system", according to Egyptian state news agency MENA.
The Nov. 18 announcement by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reversed a stand taken under President Jimmy Carter in 1978. Palestinians and Arab leaders criticized the Trump administration's move as the latest in a succession of pro-Israeli initiatives that were damaging to peace efforts.
"On which basis would the Palestinians negotiate with the Israelis if this occupation does not exist?" Arab League Secretary General Ahmed Aboul Gheit said on Monday.
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1. Add the RethinkDB PPA to your list of repositories :source /etc/lsb-release && echo "deb http://download.rethinkdb.com/apt $DISTRIB_CODENAME main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/rethinkdb.list
wget -qO- http://download.rethinkdb.com/apt/pubkey.gpg | sudo apt-key add -
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sudo apt-get -y install rethinkdb
sudo apt-get install python-pip
sudo pip install rethinkdb
rethinkdb
cd /etc/rethinkdb
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vim rethinkdb1.conf
29015 :
Rethinkdb listens for intracluster connections
28015 :
Rethinkdb listens for client driver connections
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Before you generate an SSH key, you can check to see if you have any existing SSH keys.
Note: DSA keys were deprecated in OpenSSH 7.0. If your operating system uses OpenSSH, you'll need to use an alternate type of key when setting up SSH, such as an RSA key. For instance, if your operating system is MacOS Sierra, you can set up SSH using an RSA key.
Open TerminalTerminalGit Bash.
-
Enter
ls -al ~/.ssh
to see if existing SSH keys are present:ls -al ~/.ssh # Lists the files in your .ssh directory, if they exist
Check the directory listing to see if you already have a public SSH key.
By default, the filenames of the public keys are one of the following:
- id_dsa.pub
- id_ecdsa.pub
- id_ed25519.pub
id_rsa.pub
If you don't have an existing public and private key pair, or don't wish to use any that are available to connect to GitHub, then generate a new SSH key.
- If you see an existing public and private key pair listed (for example id_rsa.pub and id_rsa) that you would like to use to connect to GitHub, you can add your SSH key to the ssh-agent.
Tip: If you receive an error that ~/.ssh doesn't exist, don't worry! We'll create it when we generate a new SSH key.


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Bloggato (which name derives from an italian term that means "written on a blog") is a very simple blog written using Python/Django and hosted on Google App Engine. In particular django-nonrel fork has been used, because GAE doesn't support relational databases. In the html templates Bootstrap has been used to make the UI nicer and ready to be viewed on a mobile device.
Features are very simple and basic: it's possible to insert a new post specifying title and content (you need to have an account already created) and users (logged in or anonymous ones) can leave a comment on each post. Only the author of a post can delete it and when an anonymous user tries to perform an action reserved to registered users, he/she is automatically redirected to the login page.
Bloggato is released under the MIT license and all the source code is available at https://github.com/andreagrandi/bloggato
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Our research is in the interdisciplinary field of hydroinformatics that combines water resources engineering, hydrology, computer science, and data science. The goal of our research is to leverage advances in computing and data science to address problems and challenges associated with water resources management such as improving community and infrastructure resilience to climate change.
Climate change is resulting in more intense storms and rising sea levels that are causing significant water-related impacts for many communities across the world. We believe that innovations in hydroinformatics, such as real-time flood warnings or real-time control of stormwater infrastructure, can help communities adapt to these new environmental conditions.
UVA Hydroinformatics Group members at the American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, 2018
Stormwater infrastructure is designed to mitigate the impacts of urbanization caused by increased runoff. This increased runoff, if not properly handled by stormwater infrastructure, can not only increase flooding risks, but also pollute downstream waterbodies. Many other civil infrastructure systems have benefited from real-time sensing and control capabilities to improve their utility. These capabilities are just now coming to stormwater systems. Taking general approaches and ideas from the broader field of cyber-physical systems (CPS), we are helping to advance smart stormwater systems where real-time sensing and control through actuated gates, valves, and pumps can help to improve the utility of existing systems. We see climate change as a major driver for this needed change where existing infrastructure could be enhanced at a lower cost to better address changing climate conditions.
While our ability to forecast severe weather has significantly improved over past decades, our ability to forecast on-the-ground flooding impacts at a high spatial resolution are lacking. This problem is challenging due to the complexity of modeling floods over landscapes, especially landscapes with low topographic relief or with significant urbanization. We are advancing automated data processing workflows and big data management schemes to quickly create detailed hydrologic and hydraulic models for flood forecasting, cloud-computing architectures for dynamic resource allocation in support of real-time, high-resolution flood modeling, and decision support systems to engaging end users in flood warning. Much of this work is focused on impacts to transportation infrastructure before, during, and following flooding events.
Underlying these advances is the need for novel cyberinfrastructure to support hydrologic modeling and data analysis at scale. This cyberinfrastructure must enable access to high performance computing (HPC), cloud computing, automated workflows, containerization of legacy modeling codes, and other advances needed for the general reproducibility of computational hydrologic modeling. We have been long-term members of national teams building advanced cyberinfrastructure for the hydrologic science and engineering communities through our partnership with the Consortium for the Advancement of Hydrologic Science, Inc. (CUAHSI). This research has resulted in the CUAHSI Hydrologic Information System (his.cuahsi.org) and the CUAHSI HydroShare system (www.hydroshare.org). It has also resulted in partnerships with computer scientists funded through the NSF EarthCube and related cyberinfrastructure programs to advance the state of the art in scientific cyberinfrastructure.


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until test [body ...]
Executes body repeatedly until test is true. The test is evaluated before each execution of body . until is the opposite of while .
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whilet var test [body ...]
Executes body repeatedly while test is
true. The value of test is assigned to var on each iteration, for use in the
body. Typically test obtains a new value from some source, and whilet is used
to loop until nil is obtained.
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>(w/instring s "abc" (whilet c (readc s) (prn c)))
a
b
c
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whiler var expr endval [body ...]
Executes body repeatedly while expr
is not endval . The value of expr is assigned to var on each iteration.
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>(w/instring s "abcdef" (whiler x (readc s) #\d (prn x)))
a
b
c
nil
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loop start test update [body ...]
Executes start , then executes body
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drain expr [eof]
Repeatedly executes expr until it returns eof
(default nil ). A list of the expr values is returned.
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>(w/instring s "(1 2) (3 4)" (drain (sread s nil)))
((1 2) (3 4))
>(let x 256 (drain (= x (/ x 2)) 1))
(128 64 32 16 8 4 2)
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Executes body repeatedly with var assigned the
values from init to max , incremented by 1 each time. For the last iteration,
v will be >= max . If max <= init-1 , body will not be executed.
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>(for x 2.5 4.0 (prn x))
2.5
3.5
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>(for x 2.5 1.6 (prn x))
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repeat n [body ...]
Executes body n times. Non-integers are rounded
up.
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>(repeat 3 (prn "hi"))
hi
hi
hi
nil
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forlen var seq [body ...]
Iterates over a sequence (list, string, or
table) seq . var takes the values from 0 to length -1.
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0 1
1 2
2 3
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>(let seq "abc" (forlen x seq (prn x " " (seq x))))
0 a
1 b
2 c
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>(let seq (obj 0 'val0 1 'val1)
(forlen x seq (prn x " " (seq x))))
0 val0
1 val1
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Executes body , with var taking on each value
from expr , which can be a list, string, or table. For a table, var takes on
the values, not the keys.
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>(each x '(1 (2 3) 4) (prn x))
1
(2 3)
4
nil
>(each x "abc" (prn x))
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b
c
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>(each x (obj key1 'val1 key2 'val2) (prn x))
(key1 val1)
(key2 val2)
#hash((key1 . val1) (key2 . val2))
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noisy-each n var val [body ...]
Version of each , printing a dot every n iterations.
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>(noisy-each 3 x "abcdefghijk" (pr x))
ab.cde.fgh.ijk
t
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on var s [body ...]
Iterates the same as each , except the variable index is assigned a count, starting at 0.
Iterates over the table tab , assigning k and v
each key and value.
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>(ontable k v (obj key1 'val1 key2 'val2) (prn k " " v))
Error: _ontable: undefined;
cannot reference an identifier
before its definition
in module: top-level
internal name
: _ontable
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This project was built by Roshini Saravanakumar, in collaboration with Rajesh Mohan.
Produce Flow refers to the global flow of produce across countries and regions and how these flows may expose unsustainable growing or unethical labor practices.
Phase 1 (Worldview and The Danger Zone) explores the patterns in production and exportation of crops worldwide and defines a basic measure of percent consumption to identify potential environmental hazards that result from producing a crop solely for exportation.
Phase 2 (Coming Soon!) will attempt to deterministically label environmental hazards and their underlying causes. These countries and/or regions will be marked for investigation with a suggested course of action to prevent the hazard from causing irreversible changes to our planet.


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[{"file":"app/src/components/right/ComponentPanelItem.tsx","line":36,"character":14,"text":"monitor","kind":1},{"file":"app/src/components/right/ComponentPanelItem.tsx","line":37,"character":20,"text":"monitor","kind":1},{"file":"app/src/components/right/ComponentPanelItem.tsx","line":37,"character":28,"text":"isDragging","kind":1}]


ng-mentions with drop downs styled using @angular/material.
Simple Angular mentions inspired by Ment.io & Angular Mentions.
Provides auto-complete suggestions for @mentions in text input fields, text areas, and content editable fields (content editable support is currently limited).
This is still a work in progress. Expect breaking changes, although I will try to minimize them for the common use cases.


Suresh Angadi says economy fine, blames Opposition for maligning PM’s image: Social media calls him another Kohinoor of Narendra Modi Cabinet
In another controversy, Union MInister Suresh Angadi has said that the economy is fine in the country. He accused people who are criticizing PM Modi over an economic slowdown.
by Shamshad aliSocial media has criticized union minister Suresh Angadi over his comments on economy. Union Minister of State for Railways Suresh Angadi on Friday put economists and statisticians on shame after Suresh had said that there is no distress in the economy by saying that airports and trains are full and people are getting married which indicates the economy is fine.
He also accused people who have been criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi-headed government over the slowdown of the country’s economy. He said some people are doing researches to malign the image of PM Narendra Modi.
Users took to Twitter and called Suresh Angadi another Kohinoor from PM Narendra Modi’s cabinet. One of the users tweeted: nother kohinoor from cabinet of
@narendramodi .., Shri @SureshAngadi_!He says “people getting married & traveling in trains” shows that the nation’s
#economy is doing great! Wow! @rsprasad earlier judged economy by box office collection! NOBEL CONTENDERS!
Another user wrote: “How people are getting married if there is economic distress?” – Union Minister Suresh Angadi. RSS guys don’t get married at all when their economy is prospering. What distress is that?
Also Read: Gautam Gambhir, Hema Malini skip meeting on Delhi air pollution, social media roasts BJP MPs
Another user wrote: Irresponsible and Unnecessary statement from Union Minister Suresh Angadi; only Middle Class and Upper Class are traveling in Flights; Marriage is nothing to do with Economic Slowdown; Still below poverty line travel in Unreserved coaches.
Earlier, Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad had cited the earnings of three blockbuster movies to dismiss the economic slowdown. He had said that three movies collectively earned Rs 120 crore on October 2 and so, there’s no economic slowdown.


Inspired by a few comments in my last post, I added some new features to the Wiki. Now the Wiki can be published to a static location (an example), giving an up-to-date copy of the site that can be served without any special software. All the links in the wiki have also grown .html extensions, so those links match the links you'll find in the static site (this is configurable). The page generation is controlled with a Cheetah template.
This might actually include everything you'd need to use the Wiki as a blog. The RSS gives you the syndication. The static publishing gives you the... well, ease of deployment (remote static publishing wouldn't be a hard). Simply create new pages instead of posting to your blog. Still needs comments (which is more a UI issue than anything), though you could do that in the template, using an SSI/CGI-based comment program. It's also missing some of the date indexing, and the front page aggregation (where you show multiple entries on a single page). Categories would be nice too -- I'm thinking a keyword system would be sufficient.
Or it could be a simple CMS. Still needs non-reST content support for that, but I don't think that will be too hard.
Anyway, I'm having fun hacking on it... I'm trying to make the code more accessible to others as I go along as well.


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* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
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* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
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@* manual company details Template *@
@schemeId = @{requestObject.getSchemeId}
@import uk.gov.hmrc.play.views.html.helpers
@import utils.PageBuilder._
@import views.html.helpers.error_overview
@import views.html.templates._
@scripts = {
}
@ers_main(title = getPageElement(schemeId, "ers", "group_add.page_title") + " " + Messages("ers.title.postfix"), scripts) {
@reference(requestObject.getPageTitle)


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Making Http Requests
List of just friends loaded successfully
{{friend}}
List of friends and customer loaded successfully in parallel
Friends:
{{friend}}
Customer:
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Loaded a contract after first loading a customer
Customer: {{customer.name}}
Product: {{contract.product}}
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Making a post request
Posted the following values:
{{postResponse.firstName}}
{{postResponse.lastName}}


This is calculator developed using HTML, CSS and JS.
This is simple calculator which perfoms basic arithmetic operations.
It gives information about your BMI.
This project can be used to convert the temperature from one parameter to another parameter.


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This Could Be Ford Mustang Mach-E's Biggest Downside
And it has nothing to do with the vehicle itself.
by Jay TraugottThere's no doubt Ford worked extremely hard to design and engineer its all-new all-electric crossover. With its muscle car exterior styling, the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E is the first of a new Mustang family of vehicles. BoastingTesla-rivaling range, performance, and high-tech features, the Mach-E won't arrive in dealerships until next year as a 2021 model, but there could be some further debate about it before that happens.
CNBC reports that despite being a groundbreaking vehicle for the Blue Oval, the Mach-E could potentially spark some political backlash for one specific reason: it won't be built in the US, unlike the regular Mustang. That car is manufactured at Ford's Flat Rock assembly plant near Detroit, Michigan. The Mach-E, however, will be built in Mexico.
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This news isn't new, but politics could enter the picture, especially since we're heading into an election year. President Trump has made no secret of his disdain for American automakers choosing to build their cars outside of the US, particularly when those vehicles will be sold to Americans. Trump publicly attacked automakers for importing vehicles from not just Mexico, but also China and other countries. He also went after Ford for not supporting his administration's goal to roll back Obama-era fuel efficiency rules. Ford has sided with the state of California and its continued quest for stricter regulations. Combined with the new Mustang Mach-E's arrival, this seems like an opportunity Trump may simply be unable to resist.
"The last thing Ford wants is for one of its new vehicles to be swept up in such a polarized political environment, especially when big competitors like Tesla can emphasize that their vehicles are American-made," said Jessica Caldwell, executive director of Industry Analysis at Edmunds.
The good news is that a majority of auto industry analysts don't expect to see Ford receive too much backlash for its Mach-E production location decision. "As time goes on, the majority of consumers understand nationality about a brand more than they necessarily pay attention to production location," said Stephanie Brinley, principal automotive analyst at IHS Markit. "I don't think that it will help or hurt its acceptance overall." We'll know fairly soon whether President Trump goes after Ford again.


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Dr. Norman Borlaug, third from left, trains biologists in Mexico on how to increase wheat yields - part of his life-long war on hunger.
Norman Ernest Borlaug (March 25, 1914 – September 12, 2009) was an American agronomist and humanitarian who led initiatives worldwide that contributed to the extensive increases in agricultural production termed the Green Revolution. Borlaug was awarded multiple honors for his work, including the Nobel Peace Prize, the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Congressional Gold Medal.
Borlaug received his B.Sc. in Forestry in 1937 and Ph.D. in plant pathology and genetics from the University of Minnesota in 1942. He took up an agricultural research position in Mexico, where he developed semi-dwarf, high-yield, disease-resistant wheat varieties. During the mid-20th century, Borlaug led the introduction of these high-yielding varieties combined with modern agricultural production techniques to Mexico, Pakistan, and India. As a result, Mexico became a net exporter of wheat by 1963. Between 1965 and 1970, wheat yields nearly doubled in Pakistan and India, greatly improving the food security in those nations.
Borlaug was often called "the father of the Green Revolution", and is credited with saving over a billion people worldwide from starvation. According to Jan Douglas, executive assistant to the president of the World Food Prize Foundation, the source of this number is Gregg Easterbrook's 1997 article "Forgotten Benefactor of Humanity", the article states that the "form of agriculture that Borlaug preaches may have prevented a billion deaths." He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1970 in recognition of his contributions to world peace through increasing food supply.
Later in his life, he helped apply these methods of increasing food production in Asia and Africa.
"Borlaug's life and achievement are testimony to the far-reaching contribution that one man's towering intellect, persistence and scientific vision can make to human peace and progress."
If you have time, you should read more about this incredible human being on his Wikipedia entry.


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class Rocket
This is the main and only true class of this small project
fun crash(): Unit
Clears all values saved to Shared Preferences |
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fun drop(vararg key: String): Unit
Removes a number of saved values found by a key |
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fun readBoolean(key: String, defaultBooleanValue: Boolean = false): Boolean
Reads an Boolean from SharedPreferences. If no value is found the method returns false by default |
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fun readBooleanAsFlow(key: String, defaultBooleanValue: Boolean = false): Flow<Boolean>
Flow support for getting a Boolean from SharedPreferences |
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fun readFloat(key: String, defaultFloatValue: Float = 0f): Float
Reads an Float from SharedPreferences. If no value is found the method returns 0f by default |
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fun readFloatAsFLow(key: String, defaultFloatValue: Float = 0f): Flow<Float>
Flow support for getting a Float from SharedPreferences |
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fun readInt(key: String, defaultIntValue: Int = 0): Int
Reads an Int from SharedPreferences. If no value is found the method returns 0 by default |
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fun readIntAsFlow(key: String, defaultIntValue: Int = 0): Flow<Int>
Flow support for getting and Int from SharedPreferences. If no value is found the method emits 0 by default |
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fun readLong(key: String, defaultLongValue: Long = 0L): Long
Reads an Long from SharedPreferences. If no value is found the method returns 0L by default |
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fun readLongAsFlow(key: String, defaultLongValue: Long = 0L): Flow<Long>
Flow support for getting a Log value from SharedPreferences |
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fun readSet(key: String, defaultSetValue: MutableSet<String> = mutableSetOf()): MutableSet<String>
Reads an Long from SharedPreferences. If no value is found the method returns 0L by default |
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fun readSetAsFlow(key: String): Flow<String>
Flow support for getting a stream Flow |
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fun readString(key: String, defaultStringValue: String = ""): String
Reads a String from SharedPreferences |
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fun readStringAsFlow(key: String, defaultStringValue: String = ""): Flow<String>
Flow support for getting a String value from SharedPreferences |
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fun writeBoolean(key: String, value: Boolean): Unit
Writes a Boolean to SharedPreferences |
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fun writeFloat(key: String, value: Float): Unit
Writes a Float to SharedPreferences |
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fun writeInt(key: String, value: Int): Unit
Writes a Int to SharedPreferences |
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fun writeLong(key: String, value: Long): Unit
Writes a Long value to SharedPreferences |
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fun writeSet(key: String, value: MutableSet<String>): Unit
Writes a MutableSet to SharedPreferences |
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fun writeString(key: String, value: String): Unit
Writes a String to SharedPreferences |
fun launch(context: Context, fileName: String, mode: Int = Context.MODE_PRIVATE): Rocket
Method for starting the Rocket's instance. |


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Methods
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getMeeting()
getSpace()
Log Application Object
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Add a single file
Add multiple files
Guidance
It can be used:
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--- name: sxsw-2010 layout: post title: SXSW 2010 time: 2010-01-10 22:22:00 -04:00 comments: true categories: sxsw ---
Hey, just dropping by quickly to let everybody know that I will be going to this year’s SXSW in Austin, TX. This is going to be my first time there, so let me know if you are going to be there!


Classes that you may need to work with if you are implementing a custom search provider.
SearchInfo
defines what should be searched. It contains set of files or folders (what should be searched)
with associated
SearchFilter
s
(what should be skipped in those folders).
SearchListener
is an object that will be passed to your implementation of
SearchInfo
and that you should inform about interesting events that occur during the search.
SearchInfoUtils
contains utility methods for creation of search info for nodes or for files.
FileNameMatcher
matches files to current search options.


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var rng = require('./lib/rng');
var bytesToUuid = require('./lib/bytesToUuid');
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var _nodeId;
var _clockseq;
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Previous uuid creation time |
var _lastMSecs = 0;
var _lastNSecs = 0;
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function v1(options, buf, offset) {
var i = buf && offset || 0;
var b = buf || [];
options = options || {};
var node = options.node || _nodeId;
var clockseq = options.clockseq !== undefined ? options.clockseq : _clockseq;
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node and clockseq need to be initialized to random values if they're not specified. We do this lazily to minimize issues related to insufficient system entropy. See #189 |
if (node == null || clockseq == null) {
var seedBytes = rng();
if (node == null) {
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Per 4.5, create and 48-bit node id, (47 random bits + multicast bit = 1) |
node = _nodeId = [
seedBytes[0] | 0x01,
seedBytes[1], seedBytes[2], seedBytes[3], seedBytes[4], seedBytes[5]
];
}
if (clockseq == null) {
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Per 4.2.2, randomize (14 bit) clockseq |
clockseq = _clockseq = (seedBytes[6] << 8 | seedBytes[7]) & 0x3fff;
}
}
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UUID timestamps are 100 nano-second units since the Gregorian epoch, (1582-10-15 00:00). JSNumbers aren't precise enough for this, so time is handled internally as 'msecs' (integer milliseconds) and 'nsecs' (100-nanoseconds offset from msecs) since unix epoch, 1970-01-01 00:00. |
var msecs = options.msecs !== undefined ? options.msecs : new Date().getTime();
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Per <IP_ADDRESS>, use count of uuid's generated during the current clock cycle to simulate higher resolution clock |
var nsecs = options.nsecs !== undefined ? options.nsecs : _lastNSecs + 1;
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Time since last uuid creation (in msecs) |
var dt = (msecs - _lastMSecs) + (nsecs - _lastNSecs)/10000;
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Per <IP_ADDRESS>, Bump clockseq on clock regression |
if (dt < 0 && options.clockseq === undefined) {
clockseq = clockseq + 1 & 0x3fff;
}
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Reset nsecs if clock regresses (new clockseq) or we've moved onto a new time interval |
if ((dt < 0 || msecs > _lastMSecs) && options.nsecs === undefined) {
nsecs = 0;
}
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Per <IP_ADDRESS> Throw error if too many uuids are requested |
if (nsecs >= 10000) {
throw new Error('uuid.v1(): Can\'t create more than 10M uuids/sec');
}
_lastMSecs = msecs;
_lastNSecs = nsecs;
_clockseq = clockseq;
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Per 4.1.4 - Convert from unix epoch to Gregorian epoch |
msecs +=<PHONE_NUMBER>0000;
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b[i++] = tl >>> 24 & 0xff;
b[i++] = tl >>> 16 & 0xff;
b[i++] = tl >>> 8 & 0xff;
b[i++] = tl & 0xff;
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return buf ? buf : bytesToUuid(b);
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{% extends '_layouts/layout.html' %} {% block page_title %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
{{ error.general }}
They need to be able to answer questions about the person needing care.
{{ error.telephone }}
This is the date of birth of the person needing care.
For example, 31 / 12 / 1980
We need this in case the person needing care requires emergency help.


Mail::Toaster::Apache - modules for installing, configuring and managing Apache
Modules for working with Apache. Some are specific to Mail Toaster while most are generic, such as provisioning vhosts for an Apache 2 server. Using just these subs, Apache will be installed, SSL certs generated, and serving.
Perl methods for working with Apache. See METHODS.
use Mail::Toaster;
use Mail::Toaster::Apache
my $log = Mail::Toaster->new(verbose=>0)
my $apache = Mail::Toaster::Apache->new;
use this function to create a new apache object. From there you can use all the functions included in this document.
Each method expect to recieve one or two hashrefs. The first hashref must have a value set for <i>vhost</i> and optional values set for the following: ip, serveralias serveradmin, documentroot, redirect, ssl, sslcert, sslkey, cgi, customlog, customerror.
The second hashref is key/value pairs from sysadmin.conf. See that file for details of what options you can set there to influence the behavior of these methods..
$apache->install_apache1(src=>"/usr/local/src")
Builds Apache from sources with DSO for all but mod_perl which must be compiled statically in order to work at all.
Will build Apache in the directory as shown. After compile, the script will show you a few options for testing and completing the installation.
Also installs mod_php4 and mod_ssl.
use Mail::Toaster::Apache;
my $apache = new Mail::Toaster::Apache;
$apache->install_2();
Builds Apache from sources with DSO for all modules. Also installs mod_perl2 and mod_php4.
Currently tested on FreeBSD and Mac OS X. On FreeBSD, the chosen version of php is installed. It installs both the PHP cli and mod_php Apache module. This is done because the SpamAssassin + SQL module requires pear-DB and the pear-DB port thinks it needs the lang/php port installed. There are other ports which also have this requirement so it's best to just have it installed.
This script also builds default SSL certificates, based on your preferences in openssl.cnf (usually in /etc/ssl) and makes a few tweaks to your httpd.conf (for using PHP & perl scripts).
Values in $conf are set in toaster-watcher.conf. Please refer to that file to see how you can influence your Apache build.
$apache->apache_conf_patch();
Patch apache's default httpd.conf file. See the patch in contrib of Mail::Toaster to see what changes are being made.
Builds and installs SSL certificates in the locations that Apache expects to find them. This allows me to build a SSL enabled web server with a minimal amount of human interaction.
Builds and installs a RSA certificate.
$apache->install_rsa_cert(crtdir=>$crtdir, keydir=>$keydir);
Restarts Apache.
On FreeBSD, we use the rc.d script if it's available because it's smarter than apachectl. Under some instances, sending apache a restart signal will cause it to crash and not restart. The control script sends it a TERM, waits until it has done so, then starts it back up.
$apache->restart($vals);
Builds and installs a DSA Certificate.
Mail::Toaster - http://mail-toaster.org/
Matt Simerson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>None known. Report any to author.
The following are all man/perldoc pages:
Mail::Toaster
Mail::Toaster::Conf
toaster.conf
toaster-watcher.conf
http://matt.simerson.net/computing/mail/toaster/
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Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
Neither the name of the The Network People, Inc. nor the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission.


Class RQuery
Located at misc-classes/class-RQuery.php
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{{ neighbor.auto }} {{ neighbor.auto2 }} {{ neighbor.houseNumber }} / {{ neighbor.flatNumber }}
{{neighbor.mobile1}}
{{neighbor.mobile2}}
{{neighbor.mail}}


I'm currently in a Technical Engineer role. I provide support, implementation, and training to new or existing clients. I maintain client relationships and serve as SME and provide support to the Sales team at meetings, conferences, and product presentations. In my previous experiences as Sales Engineer, I worked in the business supplies and equipment industry. My responsibilities were in maintaining product, analyze business needs for clients and provide custom software solutions according to their technical needs. I also write technical tools such as product support documentation, and training content. I test hardware, firmware, software and provide engineers with feedback on design and development.
My Full Stack Web Development Certification focuses in Computer Programming, specific applications used in both Font end Development such as HTML, CSS, Java Script, JQuery and Back end Development Express.js, Mongo, and MySQL. I also used JavaScript libraries like React.js, Node.js, Bootstrap, and Materilize. I am excited about getting the oportunity to show the projects I have worked on and look forwared to using my newly obtained skills to work with today's Technology. I love what I do and want to continue to provide the best solutions for the business world.
Group project on building web APP. Plan A Date is an application that reduces the complexity of planning an outing. By providing a centralized location, it prevents searching multiple sites to find food, entertainment and attractions. In this application we worked with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery, and several libraries.
This is a second class team project. This app was created as a local buy/sell app aimed to localize user within a certain comunity like a church, club, or HOA. App alows you to create an account, view items available, buy items and post items. In this application we worked with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery, Node.js, MySQL, and sequelize. New additions to app will include notifications of purchase/intrest, and shopping cart.
Group project on building mini social network. Poem Spot is a central hub for reading, posting, and searching for poems and viewing local events. Users upload writing to their personal page, and users can view each other’s writing. This helps people in the writing community to keep abreast of their peers’ work. In this application we used MERN stack (Mongoose, Express, React, and Node) and also worked with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Axios, Passport.js, Styled-components, Material-UI, POEMIST API, and Meetup API.
This mini game challenges your memory. Click on a beer, the icon will randomly change possition. If you click the same beer twice you lose the game. Win the game if you click on all the beers without clicking clicking one twice. In this application I worked with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node, Express, and React.
This is full stack scraper app that lets you pull the latest movie news. You can add comments and remove news from database. In this application I worked with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery, Mongo, Mongoose, Node, Node Express, and Materilize.
This is full stack restaurant app that lets you input the names of the burgers you'd like to eat. You can create a new burger or select a burger already listed to eat. All burger info is saved to the mySQL database. In this application I worked with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery, MySQL, Node, Node Express, and Handlebars.
This app is a mock dating app. Answer a few questions and this app will help you find your musical match. In this application I worked with JavaScript, Node.js, and Node Express library. Also used Heroku for deployment.
This is a CLI app. The Bamazon App is a mock store. Two apps were written one for customer and one for manager. Customer experience allows you to place order for items available. The manager app will provide several options, to view products, view low invetory, add to invetory and add products. In this application I worked with JavaScript, MySQL, node.js, node libraries node MySQL, node inquirer.
This is a CLI app. Search Spotify for songs, Bands in town for concerts and OMBD for movies. In this application I worked with JavaScript, Node.js, and moments.js library. Also used APIs from Spotify, Bands in town and OBDM.
The Giphy App provides a shortcut to add favorite Giphies. A quick search for favorites and a button will be created for you. This app alows you to animate or stop animation by clicking on the image. In this application I worked with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery and Giphy API.


"x"
"1" "SEBASTIAN,SE AND KORTE,DW, MUTAGENIC POTENTIAL OF2-HYDROXYIMINOMETHYL-3-METHYL-1-[2-(3-METHYL-3-NITROBUTYLOXYMETHYL)]-IMIDAZOLIUM CHLORIDE (WR#255,737)IN THE AMES SALMONELLA/MAMMALIAN MICROSOME MUTAGE __ NICITY TEST, LETTERMAN ARMYINSTITUTE OF RESEARCH, LAIR-IR-361:TOXICOLOGYSER-206, MAY 1989"


Overview of the Internet
There are three components as to how an individual interacts with the internet:
1. The computer/Browser: A program that allows your computer to display files found on the web
2. The internet: The world's largest network (often described as a cloud)
3. Servers: Computers that host the files that make up the web
All of these are interconnected by HTTP or Hypertext Transfer Protocol.
Each file, or web page is a text document written in HTML, HyperText Markup Language.
Browsers will in turn interpret HTML. This is made up of:
- Text content
- Mark up
- Reference to other documents, eg. videos, images,...
- Links
HTML Vocabulary
In order for the computer to understand the language one uses coding. Three key terms where presented during the introductory class.
1. HTML Tags:is always contained within angled brackets and are composed of an opening tag and a closing tag.
Though they are invisible on the Web page they are key. It is always contained within angled brackets.
When they do not have a closing tag they are are called a void tag.
This applies to images or line breaks.
2. HTML Element: Is what is called all that is between the HTML tags.
3. HTML Attibute: This is a property of an HTML element, and is expressed inbetween brackets as href.
For example, to set the href attribute of an anchor tag to the Udacity URL
Inline vs. Block
An inline tag groups content but not in box. Examples of such tags are:
- b: bold
- em: emphasis (italics)
- br: break
- strong
- image (img)
- span
A block not only groups content, but also makes an invisible box around it. Examples are:
- p: paragraph
- form
- div
The structure of a HTML document
Step 1 - Type of document
Step 2- Title of document including meta-data (java script, CSS,)
Step 3 - Body, includes content
Step 4 - End


default_pager_info
Server Interface - Furnish caller with information about the pager's paging partition.
SYNOPSIS
kern_return_t default_pager_info (mach_port_t pager, default_pager_info_t info); kern_return_t seqnos_default_pager_info (mach_port_t pager, mach_port_seqno_t seqno, default_pager_info_t *info);
PARAMETERS
- pager
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[in default-pager (receive) right]
The default memory manager service
port.
- seqno
-
[in scalar]
The sequence number of this message relative to the pager
port.
- info
- [out structure] Total and free space consumption.
DESCRIPTION
A default_pager_info function is called as the result of a message requesting that the default memory manager return information concerning the default pager's paging partitions. The kernel does not make this call itself (which is why it can be a synchronous call); this request is only issued by (privileged) tasks holding the default memory manager port.
RETURN VALUES
Only generic errors apply.
RELATED INFORMATION
Functions: vm_set_default_memory_manager, memory_object_default_server, seqnos_memory_object_default_server.
Data Structures: default_pager_info.


<audience>
The <audience> metadata element indicates, through the value of its @type attribute, the intended audience for a topic.
@type
Category: Prolog (metadata) elements


fatalError): ?>
= $this->makeHintPartial(null, 'hint_first_campaign', [
'title' => 'It looks like this is the first time you are creating a mailing!',
'icon' => 'icon-magic',
// 'type' => 'info'
]) ?>
= e(trans($this->fatalError)) ?>
Default template
/campaign/message/:code
You can customize this template via the CMS > Pages area later.


Mock Project Placeholder
I'm a 35 year old self taught software developer.
Currently attending Universidade de Évora to get my degree.
I started coding when i was 18. As soon as touched a keyboard,
the spark awakened in me and never could let go.
Certified geek in all aspects.
And when i'm not in front of the keyboard, mostly i'm either watching some
show or having a cup of coffee in a plaza reading a book.


Invading NXT Stars Reportedly Spotted in New York Ahead Of 'Monday Night Raw'
by Sarah HirschAfter the successful invasion of Friday Night SmackDown by the NXT talent, reports have been making their way to social media that the same thing could be happening on the November 4 edition of Monday Night Raw.
PWInsider first broke the news, reporting that NXT Champion Adam Cole, NXT North American Champion Roderick Strong, Matt Riddle, and Damian Priest have all been spotted in New York City, the host of Raw on November 4.
Photo: WWE
It is also noted that officials have given the go-ahead for a full-blown NXT invasion after garnering a positive reaction after the November 1 Friday Night SmackDown.
Since NXT has been announced as taking part of this year’s Survivor Series, murmurs of a possible invasion were just that until Friday. Whether the brand will follow through with its onslaught of the main roster is highly speculated, but if reports are correct, then fans are certainly in store for a “Takeover” on the flagship show.
There is no other indication of more NXT stars possibly appearing on Raw, at least on social media. But WWE’s website is now teasing the possibility of the NXT invasion angle coming to the Big Apple.
NXT has enjoyed its own success since its creation in 2010. What started as a competition show has turned into a monumental movement. From there, the brand has expanded the potential of talents such as Seth Rollins, Sasha Banks, Charlotte Flair, and Roman Reigns. Ever since the company has started their Takeover events, they have been so successful that fans have considered the brand much better than Raw or SmackDown.
Photo: WWE
This past summer, NXT went from premiering episodes on WWE Network to having their own time slot on the USA Network. This move has been dubbed “The Wednesday Night Wars”, as NXT airs simultaneously against AEW Dynamite.
Photo: WWE
With Finn Balor recently returning to NXT, it will be interesting to see how he will play into the invasion. Now that Crown Jewel has come and gone, the build to Survivor Series will be full-speed ahead.


More¶
Your Contribution¶
There are many functions need to be contributed such as Maxout, ResNet, Bi-directional RNN, Neural Turing Machine etc. Please push on GitHub, every bit helps and will be credited.
Competitions¶
Coming soon
Applications¶
There are some good applications implemented by TensorLayer. You may able to find some useful examples for your project. If you want to share your application, please contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Recruitment¶
Data Science Institute, Imperial College London¶
Data science is therefore by nature at the core of all modern transdisciplinary scientific activities, as it involves the whole life cycle of data, from acquisition and exploration to analysis and communication of the results. Data science is not only concerned with the tools and methods to obtain, manage and analyse data: it is also about extracting value from data and translating it from asset to product.
Launched on 1st April 2014, the Data Science Institute at Imperial College London aims to enhance Imperial’s excellence in data-driven research across its faculties by fulfilling the following objectives.
The Data Science Institute is housed in purpose built facilities in the heart of the Imperial College campus in South Kensington. Such a central location provides excellent access to collabroators across the College and across London.
- To act as a focal point for coordinating data science research at Imperial College by facilitating access to funding, engaging with global partners, and stimulating cross-disciplinary collaboration.
- To develop data management and analysis technologies and services for supporting data driven research in the College.
- To promote the training and education of the new generation of data scientist by developing and coordinating new degree courses, and conducting public outreach programmes on data science.
- To advise College on data strategy and policy by providing world-class data science expertise.
- To enable the translation of data science innovation by close collaboration with industry and supporting commercialization.
If you are interested in working with us, please check our vacancies and other ways to get involved , or feel free to contact us.


Thinking
ThinkLikeGeek helps your brain to think better.  By this, we mean that, the more you learn using ThinkLikeGeek, the stronger your brain gets, and the faster it takes to learn other new things. Not only does using ThinkLikeGeek help your brain to grasp new, important concepts, but it also promotes the power to think.
Smiling
Have you ever thought that learning should not be what the teachers want to teach, but what the learners want to learn? It's very logical that one who doesn't go to school, but does programming all day, and gets a programming job, will do much better than who goes to school, studies what is given, and gets a programming job. Which is why, ThinkLikeGeek doesn't want you to learn with an 'ugh, this is boring' face, but a smile.
How?
Ever wondered 'how do I do this on my PC?' or 'Can I do this on my Mac'?  How-To's are popular in GameGrid. But not just for answering a random question. We have how-to's about making life easier, using what we call HTML-E, or How To Make Life EASY. Oh, and just to make YOUR life easier, you can access ThinkLikeGeek, from any browser, and any platform. It just works!


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#1.1 Processes & Threads
- Basic units of execution
- Process is self-contained ( = 1 per VM)
- Thread is lightweight process (= many per Process)
- Enable concurrent operations (= time-slicing)
- Process starts 'main' thread (which can spawn more)
Java Tutorials Reference
#1.3 In Android
- App runs in a single 'VM' process (default)
- Components runs in a single thread (main or UI)
- Can request different processes (via manifest)
- Can spawn new threads within process
#1.4 Process Lifecycle
Importance hierarchy decides termination order
Process rank set by its highest-utility component
- Foreground process (highest utility)
- Visible process
- Service process
- Background process
- Empty process (lowest utility)
#1.5 Android UI Thread
All Apps run on single (main or UI) thread by default
- No separate thread for component
- Event queue to handle callbacks
- Don't Block UI thread => ANR error
- Don't Update UI from worker => Not thread safe
#1.6 Worker Threads
Don't block UI thread => Use workers for long ops
/*
* Solves our UI thread blocking issue.
* But note that we violate Rule #2 by
* updating UI from the worker thread
*/
public void onClick(View v) {
new Thread(new Runnable() {
public void run() {
Bitmap b = loadImageFromNetwork("http://example.com/image.png");
mImageView.setImageBitmap(b);
}
}).start();
}
Android Guides Reference
#1.8 Handlers & Loopers
Loopers handle message queues for a thread
Handlers receive messages, run code to handle them
- Create Handler (for new threads)
- Attach Handler (to existing threads)
- Handler runs in same thread as Looper
- .handleMessage() defines actions done
#1.9 The AsyncTask
Simplify short asynchronous interactions with UI
Removes need to write explicit threads/handlers code
Leverages background thread pool for efficiency
#1.10 How AsyncTask Works
3 Generic Types ==> Params, Progress, Result
4 Steps => onPreExecute(), doInBackground(), onProgressExecute(), onPostExecute()
- Params = type of data sent (at execution)
- Progress = type of data published (during execution)
- Result = type of data returned (on completion)
- Use "Void" for unused types
#1.11 How AsyncTask Works
3 Generic Types ==> Params, Progress, Result
4 Steps => onPreExecute(), doInBackground(), onProgressExecute(), onPostExecute()
- onPreExecute = on UI Thread (setup)
- doInBackground(Params) = run worker thread (run)
- onProgressUpdate(Progress) = on UI Thread (update)
- onPostExecute(Result) = on UI Thread (done)
#1.12 AsyncTask Example
/* In your app component, instantiate and execute the task */
public void onClick(View v) {
new DownloadImageTask().execute("http://example.com/image.png");
}
/* The task automatically manages worker thread creation and interactions
* with the UI thread e.g., to update progress or display end result
*
* Note: In this example
* Params = a String (provided above as a URL string)
* Progress = Void (indicates no progress data is published)
* Result = Bitmap (note that the mImageView set runs on UI thread)
*/
private class DownloadImageTask extends AsyncTask {
/** The system calls this to perform work in a worker thread and
* delivers it the parameters given to AsyncTask.execute() */
protected Bitmap doInBackground(String... urls) {
return loadImageFromNetwork(urls[0]);
}
/** The system calls this to perform work in the UI thread and delivers
* the result from doInBackground() */
protected void onPostExecute(Bitmap result) {
mImageView.setImageBitmap(result);
}
}
Android Guides Reference
#1.13 ThreadSample App
Services & Alarms
Processes & Threads
#1.14 Muzei App
Showcases Activity, Service, Receiver, Thread, AsyncTask, Provider..
Currently built using Gradle (Android Studio)


genomic_report() take a dataset, report title, author name and date and creates a full laboratory report with Subsection titles and placeholder text. By default, it generates a volcano, violin, and scatterplot and a table from the dataset and adds them to the output document with figure/table caption. The output of this function is the name of the output report which is in a word document format.
genomic_report( data, title = "Genetics Lab Report", author = Sys.info()[["user"]], date = format(Sys.time(), "%B %d, %Y"), save_to = "./" )
| data | dataset used to generate the report |
|---|---|
| title | a string, the title of the report. Defaults to "Genetics Lab Report" |
| author | a string, the name of the author. Defaults to system username |
| date | a string. Defaults to the system date |
| save_to | directory in which the report is going to be saved in, defaults to current dir |
file name of the outputted report, which is a word-document
if (FALSE) genomic_report("My Lab Report", "Full Name")


Curriculum
For AI/SW department
You should take all the lectures included in the link.
For more information, Click here.
Scholarship
Qualifications
Completion grade: at least 12 points.
Other matters: at least 9 points for final grades.
*Academic Scholarship doesn't include P/F subjects.*
For more information, Click here.


Mode:
Merchant ID:
Request API Key:
Show Data:
Holder Name:
Card number:
Expiration year:
Expiration month:
cvv2:
Street:
Number:
References:
Postal code:
City:
State:
Country code:
Create Card Request data :
Request response:
Select Card Type:
Type Card Number:
Expiry Month / Year
CVC:
Validation:
Group ID:
Customer ID:
Card ID:
* You can modified the fields.


InterPro Domain Architecture:
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Method Accession |
Graphical Match |
Method Name |
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IPR001163 |
PF01423 |
LSM |
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IPR001163 |
SM00651 |
Sm |
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IPR006649 |
PD020287 |
snRNP |
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IPR010920 |
SSF50182 |
Sm_like_riboprot |
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Classification |
PDB Chain/Domain ID |
PDB Chain/Structural Domains |
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1d3b |
1d3bb |
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1d3b |
1d3bd |
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1d3b |
1d3bf |
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1d3b |
1d3bh |
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1d3b |
1d3bj |
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1d3bl |
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<IP_ADDRESS>.4 |
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From the graphical match above, you can see that the signatures (method accession) are divided into three InterPro entries for human Sm ribonucleoprotein B/B’. All the signatures above represent the core domain of the Sm ribonucleoprotein B/B’. These signatures also give information about the hierarchy of relationships that involve this protein.
The InterPro entry IPR006649 has one signature representing the core of eukaryotic and archaea-type Lsm ribonucleoproteins: PD020287 from the PRODOM database. IPR006649 represents a subset of IPR001163, which is termed a ‘parent’ entry of IPR006649, and which represents the core of both Lsm ribonucleoproteins and the bacterial Lsm pleiotropic translational factor Hfq, these proteins showing a high degree of sequence identity with each other over this region. Two signatures represent IPR001163: PF01423 from the PFAM database, and SM00651 from the SMART database. IPR001163 is in turn a child of the parent entry IPR010920, which represents proteins containing regions related to the Lsm core. This includes Lsm proteins, bacterial Lsm Hfq proteins, and the middle domain of the mechanosensitive channel of small conductance protein MscS, all of which share a similar SH3-like open beta-barrel topology. IPR010920 is represented by one signature: SSF50182 from the SUPERFAMILY database.
The
remaining eight entries in the table above are from the structural database PDB (green stripe), and from the
structural classification databases CATH (pink stripe) and SCOP (black stripe)
(the names such as d1d3bb_ are derived from the PDB entry upon which they are
based, here PDB entry 1d3b, chain b).
The graphical match for the PDB entry 1d3b displays the length of the
original PDB entry, which as shown here consists of 6 identical chains.
The CATH (1d3bL0) and SCOP (d1d3bb_) databases give information on
the classification of this core domain.
Structures
associated with the Sm ribonucleoprotein B/B’ can be viewed using AstexViewer®,
which is linked from the Match Table via the logo on the
InterPro page (please note, there is no link directly from this page to the
AstexViewer®, therefore you need to go to the link on the InterPro page for P14678).
The AstexViewer® displays the PDB structure with the particular CATH or
SCOP domain highlighted in yellow. There
are many structures associated with Sm ribonucleoprotein B/B’, as well as for
other LSM proteins, in the
Protein Data Bank (PDB).
Other molecules involved in RNA processing include ribozymes, which are RNA molecules capable of catalysing the cleavage and formation of covalent bonds in RNA strands. A detailed description and visualisation of the structural features of ribozymes can be found at the PDB ‘Molecule of the Month’.


Pegit - Version Control System
Introduction
This project is inspired by git.
Version control is a system that records changes to a file or set of files over time so that you can recall specific versions later.
A VCS allows you to:
- revert files back to a previous state,
- revert the entire project back to a previous state,
- review changes made over time,
- check who last modified source code that might be causing a problem.
Using a VCS also means that if someone lose files, they can generally be recovered easily. In addition, you get all this for very little overhead.
Need and Requirement
As a part of their course plan/scheme students of computer science branch are required to make coding projects may it be in any language C, C++, Java, Python, HTML and so on. What the usual practice is, they make files namely(.c ,.h, .py, .html ...), or ReadMe files and various directories. They make single source code file and make all the changes in it and save it. What happens in this practice is that they keep on losing the original code and data. After making many additions and after editing the source code so many times, say, one encounters a bug (a software bug is an error, flaw, failure or fault in a computer program or system that causes it to produce an incorrect or unexpected result, or to behave in unintended ways), it is very difficult to trace the bug, meaning, it is very difficult to trace the part of the code which is responsible for the unexpected behavior.
Manual Solution
Possible solution can be cloning the whole source code each time before making even a minute change. This takes too much of users time (as code becomes larger) and also has memory limitation. There is repetition of those files too in which no change was made.
Automated Solution (Version Control System)
Version control system is an automated system which keeps tracks of all the changes in the repository of the project. System makes use of computer processing and uses database to know which files have been edited, deleted or newly created. When changes are made, the system will ask the developer if they are to be committed(saved). Developer can give command to the system to save them. Developer can retrieve any previous version of the project by accessing the database. If developer makes a mistake, he can roll back to a previous version. He can reproduce and understand a bug report on a past version of the project's source code. He can also undo specific edits without losing all the work that was done in the meanwhile. For any part of a file, he can determine when and why it was ever edited.
Prerequisites
If you are using gcc
on Ubuntu, then you need to install zlib. You can find
source code for zlib from here. Download the
source code, compile it and install it. If you don't want to use zlib then you
can use miniz
which is provided along with the source code of pegit
.
If you are using Windows, the you'll need Mingw with zlib provided with it. If
there is no zlib in Mingw then build the pegit
using miniz.
Building
Follow these instructions:
- Download the source code using git as follow.
$ git clone https://github.com/jspd-group/pegit.git
- Move to the pegit directory.
$ cd pegit
- Use the
make
to build the source
$ make
# or if you don't have zlib then execute the command as follows
$ make NO_ZLIB=1
# if you want to use gdb
$ make debug # or make debug NO_ZLIB=1
# there are also other options available which can be viewed using
$ make help
- Install the pegit using
make
% make install
# you need to be root before using this command


How "Far and Away" star Tom Cruise almost had his arm broken during an argument in Kerry
by Debbie McGoldrickEccentric Kerry politician Michael Healy-Rae told a tale of Tom Cruise in 1991 when he almost got into a real-life fight for stepping over the line in a local pub.
It was a long, long time ago that Tom Cruise descended on County Kerry with his then-wife Nicole Kidman to make their “Irish” movie "Far and Away" – 1991 to be exact – and the locals are still yapping away about it.
Well, at least one person is – the Kerry politician Michael Healy-Rae, who told the Irish radio show hosted by Pat Kenny on Tuesday that Cruise’s on-screen fisticuffs nearly came to real-life during one incident in a local pub, the Loo Bridge Bar outside of Kilgarvan, not far from where the film was shooting.
According to Healy-Rae, some local named Ger the Manny – yep, Ger the Manny! – didn’t take kindly to TC reaching over the bar to grab some extra ice for his Diet Coke.
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We’ll let him take it from there: "He was an elderly man and he had his stick up on the counter and he was sipping away at a little glass of Guinness.
 But he just missed and there was a big bang down on the counter right near the Yank’s hand.
“Cruise shouted, ‘My goodness I was just leaning in to get a bit more ice.’
"Ger the Manny shouted out, ‘You b*****d you were trying to steal Matt’s fags.’”
Fags, of course, are cigarettes in Irish slang. And not surprisingly, Tom and Nicole finished their drinks pretty quickly and scattered!
What did you think of "Far and Away?" Top Irish movie or one of the worst? There seems only to be two sides to this argument. Let us know in the comments section below.
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This gem is a set of scrapers to fetch currencies from various institutions’ websites. It’s primary use is to monitor the changes of currency rates across different institutions to calculate spreads (difference between the buying rate and the selling rate. It fetches the rates in PLN (Polish Zloty) however if there’s a demand I could extend the gem to be more flexible.
| Author | Łukasz Badura<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Copyright | Copyright © 2011 Łukasz Badura |
| License | MIT license. |
Default date format used for date presentation across the code
Stores the version of the currency_spy gem
Disabled; run with --debug to generate this.
Generated with the Darkfish Rdoc Generator 1.1.6.


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Study Background
A central theme of economic research is market efficiency. This study focuses on a specific class of market—prediction markets, and asks whether and why one particular market design is more efficient than another— structured Market Scoring Rule (MSR) prediction market and unstructured MSR prediction market. Prediction markets can be taken as a canonical form of betting markets, in which market participants bet on outcomes of future events, and receive state-contingent payoffs after the events take place. Through the lens of economics, prediction markets are an effective method of aggregating information from a population— economists believe that people’s beliefs can be revealed by their actions and a population’s collective belief can be revealed by interactions in the market.
Applications of prediction markets include political polling, corporate decision making, epidemic disease forecasting, and many other scenarios, in which each individual may have partial information about the outcome of a future event, but no one has full information about the whole picture. One of the objectives of prediction market research is to use market mechanism to create some sort of "wisdowm of the crowd" effect -- collecting information from a population to make good predictions.


Justices to consider reinstating military rape convictions
by EndPlayWASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court will decide whether to reinstate convictions for rape by a military officer and two enlisted men.
The issue is whether they could be prosecuted long after the rapes occurred.
A military appeals court threw out the convictions because too much time had elapsed between the assaults and the prosecutions, but the justices agreed Friday to reconsider those rulings.
The cases involve women who for differing reasons initially decided not to press charges but later changed their minds.
The crimes all were committed before 2006. The Uniform Code of Military Justice has been changed so that there is no statute of limitations on rape charges.


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