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1 The leaders of the clans of the Levites came to Shiloh to speak with Eleazar the priest, Joshua son of Nun, and the heads of the clans of the people of Israel.
2 They said to them, "Yahweh commanded Moses that you should give us cities where we can live and where we can have pasture for our animals."
3 So the Israelite leaders obeyed this command from Yahweh. They gave cities and pasturelands to the tribe of Levi out of their own lands that had been assigned to them.
4 First Israelite leaders threw lots to assign some cities to the descendants of Kohath. These were clans that were the descendants of Aaron. They assigned thirteen cities in areas that the tribes of Judah, Simeon, and Benjamin possessed.
5 To the other clans descended from Kohath, Israelite leaders assigned ten cities in areas that the tribes of Ephraim and Dan possessed, as well as the part of the tribe of Manasseh that lives on the west side of the Jordan River.
6 To the people in the clans descended from Gershon, Israelite leaders assigned thirteen cities the areas that the tribes of Issachar, Asher, and Naphtali possessed, as well as the half tribe of Manasseh in region of Bashan.
7 To the people in the clans descended from Merari, the Israelite leaders assigned twelve cities in areas that the tribes of Reuben, Gad, and Zebulun possessed.
8 In this way, the Israelite leaders gave cities and pasturelands to the tribe of Levi, just as Yahweh had commanded Moses that they should do.
9 These are the names of the cities and surrounding pasturelands that the Israelite leaders assigned to the tribe of Levi in areas where the tribes of Judah and Simeon lived.
10 First, the Israelite leaders assigned cities to certain clans descended from Kohath, the clans of Aaron's descendants, those in the tribe of Levi who served as priests. The Israelite leaders threw lots first for these clans descended from Kohath.
11 The Israelite leaders assigned to them Kiriatharba (which is now called Hebron), in the hill country of Judah (Arba had been the father of Anak). They also gave the pasturelands around the city.
12 However, the Israelite leaders had already assigned the cultivated fields and villages surrounding Kiriatharba to Caleb son of Jephunneh.
13 In this way, the Israelite leaders assigned Hebron to the descendants of Aaron, the priest. Hebron was one of the cities to which people could run if they accidentally killed a person. To Aaron's descendants they also gave the cities of Libnah,
14 Jattir, Eshtemoa,
15 Holon, Debir,
16 Ain, Juttah, and Bethshemesh—nine cities with all their pasturelands. These cities were located in the areas that the tribes of Judah and Simeon had possessed.
17 The Israelite leaders also gave the descendants of Aaron some cities in the area that the tribe of Benjamin possessed: Gibeon, Geba,
18 Anathoth, and Almon—four cities with all their pasturelands.
19 Altogether there were thirteen cities with their surrounding pastureland that the Israelite leaders assigned to the priests, the descendants of Aaron.
20 The other clans descended from Kohath received four cities in the area that the tribe of Ephraim possessed.
21 Those cities were Shechem (which was one of the cities to which people could run if they killed someone unintentionally), Gezer,
22 Kibzaim, and Bethhoron—four cities with all their pasturelands.
23 These particular clans descended from Kohath also received four cities with their surrounding pasturelands in the area that the tribe of Dan possessed. These cities were Eltekeh, Gibbethon,
24 Aijalon, and Gathrimmon—four cities with all their pasturelands.
25 These clans descended from Kohath also received two cities from the area that the tribe of Manasseh possessed. These cities were Taanach and Gathrimmon—two cities with all their pasturelands.
26 There were ten cities in all, together with their surrounding pasturelands, that these particular clans descended from Kohath received.
27 The Israelite leaders also threw lots in order to assign cities and their surrounding pasturelands to the clans descended from Gershon. These clans were also descendants of Levi.
So these clans received two cities from the area the tribe of Manasseh received—that is, the half of the tribe that had settled down on the east side of the Jordan River. Those cities were Golan in the region of Bashan, which was one of the cities to which people could run, and Beeshtarah—two cities with their pasturelands.
28 These clans also received some cities from the area that the tribe of Issachar possessed. Those cities were Kishion, Daberath,
29 Jarmuth, and Engannim—four cities with their pasturelands.
30 These clans received some cities from the area that the tribe of Asher possessed. These cities were Mishal, Abdon,
31 Helkath, and Rehob—four cities with their pasturelands.
32 These clans received some cities from the area that the tribe of Naphtali possessed. These cities were Kedesh in the region of Galilee (one of the cities to which people could run if they killed a person unintentionally), Hammothdor, and Kartan—three cities with their pasturelands.
33 Altogether, therefore, the Gershonite received thirteen cities, together with their surrounding pasturelands.
34 The Israelite leaders also assigned cities to the rest of the Levites, that is, the people who belonged to the clans descended from Merari.
These clans received some cities in areas that the tribe of Zebulun possessed. These cities were Jokneam, Kartah,
35 Dimnah, and Nahalal—four cities with their pasturelands.
36 The clans descended from Merari also received cities in the area that the tribe of Reuben possessed. These cities were Bezer, Jahaz,
37 Kedemoth, and Mephaath—four cities with their pasturelands.
38 The clans descended from Merari also received cities in the the area that the tribe of Gad possessed. These cities were Ramoth, which was one of the cities in Gilead to which people could run if they killed a person unintentionally, and Mahanaim.
39 There were also the cities of Heshbon, and Jazer—four cities in all, together with their pasturelands.
40 In all the clans descended from Merari received twelve cities because the Israelite leaders had thrown lots for them.
41 So the Levites received all together forty-eight cities from the areas that the other tribes of Israel possessed, as well as the pasturelands belonging to those cities.
42 These cities each had surrounding pastureland.
43 It was in this way that Yahweh assigned to the Israelite people all the land that he had promised to give to their ancestors. The Israelite people took control of these areas and settled down in them.
44 Just as he had promised their ancestors, Yahweh allowed them to have peace with the enemies that surrounded them. None of their enemies defeated the them. Yahweh helped Israel defeat all their enemies.
45 Yahweh kept every promise he made to the Israelites. Every promise came true.


Data-driven modeling
OpenFOAM special interest group
5th meeting
Plan for today
- introduction
- past/ongoing/upcoming activities
- 2nd OF-ML hackathon
- next hackathon
- OF workshop contributions
- Python-bindings for OF
- general discussion
Hi, my name is ...
- about yourself
- experience with OpenFOAM
- experience with ML (and OF/CFD)
- ...
We have scheduled only 1h for the meeting :)
ongoing/upcoming activities
In a nutshell:
- Jan 23-25, ~15 participants
- three projects: DRL for flow control,
Coupling OF and SmartSim/SmartRedis,
comparing OF to Nvidia Modulus
- platforms: gather.town and Slack
Three very productive days!
Our observations:
- enormous engagement/motivation
- relatively high dropout rate (~50%)
- good progress in DRL and SmartSim coupling
- Modulus challenging to run on our AWS resources
- active support by HPE (Allesandro Rigazzi, Andrew Shao) and Nvidia (Niki) - thanks!
Thanks to Neil for sponsoring the resources!
Next hackathon
- probably July/August
- projects: DRL+SmartSim continuation, ParaView+DL?
- beginner projects?
Suggestions? Volunteers (projects, mentoring)?
- July 11-14, Genoa
- Andre: implementing a new DRL environment
- Tomislav: OF-SmartSim coupling
- suggestions?
Discussion of new articles, ideas, projects, developments
Closing words
next meeting: March/April, Doodle follows


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"Make is once & make it right"
Sometimes you get really tierd of bad designed products. This made us want to get into the product designing business to see if it really is this hard to make great stuff
Our first goal is to start of by making a basic USB to UART adapter. Yes, it sounds really dumb, because there are thousends our there but it's a great first project to see if we really could bring a product from idea to customer. There are some key features that there UART adapters and all of our future products should follow like:
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Setting up
You'll first need to install xml headers (required to build dbus), and a perl package (used in the example scripts). Do this by
apt-get install libxml2-dev libcarp-assert-perl
Next, grab the SDK tarball from here.
Extract the tarball, cd into the directory, and build the required libraries
$ cd NexentaStor-SDK-Linux/
$ ./build_libs.sh
First Run
To run the example, you'll first need to allow the box with the SDK (say <IP_ADDRESS>) access to the NexentaStor instance (at say <IP_ADDRESS>). On the NexentaStor box, as root, do.
nmc@nza304:/$ setup appliance authentication
Option ? iptable
Option ? add
Option ? allow
Mask or IPv4 address : <IP_ADDRESS>
MODE MASK/IP
allow <IP_ADDRESS>
That's it! Now back on the SDK box, run the test with:
$ cd examples/perl/
$ ./test.pl <IP_ADDRESS>
More articles on NexentaStor SDK and documentation to come soon.


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| void | Init (IFXTQTBaseTriangle *pBaseTriangle, IFXTQTTriangle *pParentTriangle, IFXTQTAddress address, SametOrientation sametOrient, IFXTQTVertex *pLeftVertex, IFXTQTVertex *pBaseVertex, IFXTQTVertex *pRightVertex) |
| void | SetVertices (IFXTQTVertex *pLeftVertex, IFXTQTVertex *pBaseVertex, IFXTQTVertex *pRightVertex) |
| void | SetBaseTriangle (IFXTQTBaseTriangle *pBaseTriangle) |
| IFXRESULT | SubdivideAdaptive (IFXSubdivisionManager *pSubdivMgr) |
| void | ActivateParentTriangles () |
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| void | AddCrackFillData (IFXSubdivisionManager *pSubdivMgr, IFXTQTAddress::Direction, IFXTQTVertex *pCrackVertex, BOOL bDiscontinuity) |
| void | DetectCrack (IFXSubdivisionManager *pSubdivMgr) |
| void | FindCracks (IFXSubdivisionManager *pSubdivMgr) |
| void | SubdivideLeaves (IFXSubdivisionManager *pSubdivMgr) |
| void | Evaluate (IFXSubdivisionManager *pSubdivMgr) |
| BOOL | Consolidate (IFXSubdivisionManager *pSubdivMgr) |
| void | ConsolidateLevel (U32 uLevel) |
| void | ResetAndRelease (IFXSubdivisionManager *pSubdivMgr) |
| void | GatherRenderData (IFXSubdivisionManager *pSubdivMgr, U16 usDepth) |
| IFXTQTLocality | GetSubdivNeighbor (IFXSubdivisionManager *pSubdivMgr, IFXTQTAddress::Direction usDirection, IFXAttributeNeighborhood *pNeighHood, U32 uIndex) |
| BOOL | ChildrenActive () |
| IFXTQTTriangle * | GetChildTriangle (U32 uIndex) |
| void | GetMidPoint (IFXTQTAddress::Direction usDirection, IFXTQTVertex **ppVertex) |
| IFXTQTBaseTriangle * | GetBaseTriangle () |
| IFXTQTTriangle * | GetParentTriangle () |
| void | GetAddress (IFXTQTAddress *pAddress) |
| void | GetVertices (IFXTQTVertex **pLeftVertex, IFXTQTVertex **pBaseVertex, IFXTQTVertex **pRightVertex) |
| IFXTQTVertex ** | GetVertices () |
| SametOrientation | GetSametOrientation () |
| IFXAdaptiveMetric::Action | GetAction () |
| void | SetAction (IFXAdaptiveMetric::Action) |
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| void | SetErrorMeasure (F32 errormeasure) |
| void | Debug (IFXSubdivisionManager *pSubdivMgr, U32 usDepth) |
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| IFXTQTLocality | LocateNeighborTriangle (IFXTQTAddress::Direction usDirection, IFXTQTAddress *pNeighAddr, IFXTQTTriangle **ppNeighbor, IFXTQTAddress::Direction *pOrientation) |
| void | GetSubdivNeighbors (IFXSubdivisionManager *pSubdivMgr, IFXTQTAddress pAddress[12], IFXTQTTriangle *pTriangle[12], IFXTQTVertex *pVertex[12], IFXTQTVertex *ppMidPoint[3]) |
| void | FindTriangle (IFXTQTAddress *pAddress, IFXTQTTriangle **ppTriangle) |
| IFXRESULT | CreateSubdivisionChildren (IFXSubdivisionManager *pSubdivMgr, IFXAttributeNeighborhood pNeighHood[3]) |
| IFXTQTVertex * | DetermineVertexOnCrackedSide (IFXTQTAddress::Direction crackDirection) |
| BOOL | IsCrackAcrossDiscontinuity (IFXTQTTriangle *pNeighborTriangle) |
| U32 | CaptureCrackFillTriangles (IFXSubdivisionManager *pSubdivMgr) |
| U32 | CaptureCrackFillTrianglesOnDiscontinuity (IFXSubdivisionManager *pSubdivMgr) |
| void | ResetRenderIndices () |
| void | ReleaseVertices (IFXSubdivisionManager *pSubdivMgr) |
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| IFXTQTAddress | m_address |
| SametOrientation | m_bSametOrientation |
| IFXTQTBaseTriangle * | m_pBaseTriangle |
| IFXTQTTriangle * | m_pParentTriangle |
| IFXTQTVertex * | m_pVertex [3] |
| IFXTQTTriangle * | m_pChild [4] |
| BOOL | m_bChildrenActive |
| IFXAdaptiveMetric::Action | m_action |
| U8 | m_uNeighborCount |
| BOOL | m_bDiscontinuousCrack |
| IFXTQTVertex * | m_pCrackVertex [2] |
| IFXTQTAddress::Direction | m_crackedSide [2] |
| F32 | m_fErrorMeasure |
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After half an hour, and only a slight sense of drowsiness, I decided to take seven more. An hour after that, things started to get interesting. I laid down on the floor for what seemed like an hour, but was probably just several minutes. I was confused, drifting in and out of consciousness, and I had no idea where my friend was.
At one point I fell asleep and had an odd and vivid dream about being at some sort carnival or festival.  This may have been a result of my confused state or just his regular inane blather.
After a while he succeeded in waking me up and we decided to watch 'Boondock Saints'. I lay down on the floor to watch the movie and throughout it I was half asleep or completely asleep. I honestly cannot remember anything about the movie.
After it ended, and he woke me up again, we played 'Goldeneye' for N64. I noticed that while playing the game, my reflexes suffered greatly. I was pressing the wrong buttons and sometimes areas of the controller where there were no buttons. I fell asleep a few times while playing the game, which allowed him to rack up an embarrassingly large amount of kills against me.
After he destroyed me in a game that I am normally very good at, I decided that it was bed time. I stumbled to the spare room and collapsed on the bed and instantly fell asleep. I had another strange dream. This one seemed to go-over the night's events with a sense of clarity and in the dream it seemed like I was part of some sort of murder mystery similar to the board game 'Clue'. I thought that I would feel refreshed after waking up, but I was groggy for the next day, which is probably due to the high dose.
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Known issues
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Click on it and there will be a success message saying that you have been rewarded
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Known issues
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Click on "Contribute" button, put in your contribution amount and confirm transaction
3) Now let's see how to close a campaign
Click on the close button and confirm transaction. In a moment you should see that campaign has been closed
What are the transaction fees applied?
Ethereum blockchain eco-system functions on gas (ETH). Gas is the price of an transaction on Ethereum blockchain. User that requests a transaction is paying the gas fee for this transaction to be included in the next block that miners are mining on the network. TopicShare contracts provide their functionality through another service called Oraclize.it. Oraclize uses transactions to deliver "outer-world" information to our contract on Ethereum blockchain, where it's being stored. TopicShare contracts need Ether provided by users to continue running.

How it works?
# TopicShareOracle.sol
The TopicShare's Oracle smart contract uses oraclize.it's `oraclize-api` library to retrieve the message text of posts on Twitter via URL.
Any user can call this contract to store a new Twitter message. Storing the data from Oraclize callback requires that this contract also has balance of Ether to function, and anyone can contribute Ether to keep the oracle running.
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The main TopicShare smart contract is similar to Bounties Network's StandardBounties.sol. Using the data on the TopicShare Oracle smart contract, users are able to open new campaign or claim fulfillment rewards on existing ones.
Completing a campaign requires that user proves that new tweet has not been used in the past and that it contains the same text as the original Twitter post for the campaign. Because this proof can be done programmatically, campaign verification and reward resolution can happen all at once, and without the need of the campaign creator to verify or accept fulfillments.
Campaign creators have control over their campaigns and can edit the fulfillment rewards or close already opened campaigns.. Anyone can contribute to existing campaign to continue funding them and encourage others to keep fulfilling the campaign.
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Background and Aim. It is difficult to master the skill of discriminating gastric adenoma from early gastric cancer by conventional endoscopy or magnifying endoscopy combined with narrow-band imaging, because the colors and morphologies of these neoplasms are occasionally similar. We focused on the surrounding gastric mucosa findings in order to determine how to discriminate between early gastric cancer and gastric adenoma by analyzing the characteristics of the gastric background mucosa. Methods. We retrospectively examined 146 patients who underwent endoscopic submucosal dissection for gastric neoplasm between October 2009 and January 2015. The boundary of atrophic gastritis was classified endoscopically according to the Kimura-Takemoto classification system. Of 146 lesions, 63 early gastric cancers and 21 gastric adenomas were ultimately evaluated and assessed. Results. Almost all gastric adenomas were accompanied by open-type gastritis, whereas 47 and 16 early gastric cancers were accompanied by open-type and closed-type gastritis, respectively ( p = 0.037). Conclusions. The evaluation of the boundary of atrophic gastritis associated with gastric neoplasms appears to be useful for discrimination between early gastric cancer and gastric adenoma. When gastric neoplasm is present in the context of surrounding localized gastric atrophy, gastric cancer is probable but not certain.
The differential diagnosis of gastric neoplasm as gastric adenoma or early gastric cancer is generally made based on the endoscopic findings and pathological findings obtained from biopsy samples. Because the colors and morphologies of each neoplasm are occasionally similar, it is often difficult to discriminate gastric adenoma from early gastric cancer by conventional endoscopy alone. As for the pathological examination, it is possible that biopsy samples can be obtained only from the adenomatous part of carcinoma in adenoma. Magnifying endoscopy combined with narrow-band imaging (NBI) is reported to be useful for the diagnosis of gastrointestinal tumors, especially early gastric cancers [ 1 – 4 ]. However, it is difficult to master the skill of magnifying endoscopy combined with NBI for the differential diagnosis of gastric adenoma and early gastric cancer, and this method is therefore not practical for everyday use.
Chronic atrophic gastritis, intestinal metaplasia, and Helicobacter pylori infection are highly associated with gastric neoplasms [ 5 ]. Some patients with chronic atrophic gastritis caused by a Helicobacter pylori infection might progress to gastric neoplasm, and patients with chronic atrophic gastritis or Helicobacter pylori infection are considered to be at high risk of gastric neoplasm [ 6 , 7 ]. It is difficult to master the skill of discriminating gastric adenoma from early gastric cancer by conventional endoscopy or magnifying endoscopy combined with narrow-band imaging. However, the relationship between gastric adenoma and early gastric cancer has not yet been clarified. In the present study, we focused on the surrounding gastric mucosa findings in order to determine how to discriminate between early gastric cancer and gastric adenoma by analyzing the boundary of the atrophic gastritis.
This was a single-center study at the University of Miyazaki Hospital in Japan. We retrospectively examined 146 patients who underwent endoscopic submucosal dissection for gastric neoplasm between October 2009 and January 2015. The study was conducted in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki and was approved by the Institution Review Board (IRB) of the University of Miyazaki under the ethical guidelines of the Declaration of Helsinki.
All of the endoscopic examinations were performed and assessed by a single experienced endoscopist (T.M.) with special endoscopic qualifications, using a high-resolution magnifying upper gastrointestinal endoscope (GIF-H260Z, Olympus, Tokyo, Japan) and an electronic endoscopy system (Evis Lucera Spectrum, Olympus, Tokyo, Japan).
All specimens were soaked in formalin solution and routinely processed. Histological diagnoses were performed by experienced pathologists in our hospital. Histology was assessed according to the “Japanese Classification of Gastric Carcinoma” criteria [ 8 ].
Atrophic gastritis was classified according to the Kimura-Takemoto classification system [ 9 ] (Figures 1 and 2), and intestinal metaplasia was also diagnosed endoscopically. If the border of gastric atrophy was on the only lesser curvature of the stomach, it was defined as closed-type (C-type); such cases were subdivided into C0, C1, C2, and C3 patterns as illustrated in Figure 1. If the border was shifted orally and was not limited to the only lesser curvature, it was defined as open-type (O-type); such cases were subdivided into O1, O2, O3, and Op patterns. Therefore, gastric atrophy was typed as C0-l, C2-3, O1-2, or O3-p, based on its boundary.
Fasting serum samples were taken. Helicobacter pylori infection was diagnosed by enzyme immunoassay (EIA) for anti- H. pylori immunoglobulin G (IgG). Serum PG levels were determined by chemiluminescent enzyme immunoassay. Patients with serum PG I/II ratio < 3.0 and PG I < 70 ng/mL were defined as having a positive PG test, as proposed by Miki et al. [ 10 – 12 ]. A positive PG test is closely correlated with progression from normal gastric mucosa to extensive atrophic gastritis [ 13 ].
Patients were divided into two categories: patients with gastric adenoma and patients with early gastric cancers. The statistical significance of differences in the mean values of patient characteristics was assessed by Student's t-test for comparisons between two groups and otherwise by Welch's test. Statistical associations were calculated by univariate analysis comparing the two groups in regard to each item, including the degree of gastric atrophy. Continuous variables were compared by the Mann-Whitney test, and categorical variables were compared by Fisher's exact test. Variables that differed significantly ( p < 0.05) in the univariate analysis were included in a multivariate analysis based on a logistic regression model to identify which ones were independently related to the result of therapy. Statistical analyses were performed using the statistical software SPSS version 20.0 (SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL, USA), and a p value < 0.05 was considered significant.
Between October 2009 and January 2015, 146 gastric neoplasms were resected by endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD). Of the 146 gastric neoplasms enrolled in this study, 3, 41, and 14 were excluded due to the history of partial gastrectomy, previous Helicobacter pylori eradication treatment, and unknown history of Helicobacter pylori eradication treatment and serum pepsinogen, respectively. A total of 88 gastric neoplasms were examined by histopathologists: 67 were diagnosed as early gastric cancer, and 21 were diagnosed as gastric adenoma. Four gastric neoplasms were excluded based on histopathological findings as undifferentiated adenocarcinoma or other malignant tumors, for example, carcinoma with lymphoid stroma. Ultimately, 63 early gastric cancers and 21 gastric adenomas were evaluated and assessed ( Figure 3).
The baseline characteristics of the patients and gastric neoplasms are summarized in Table 1 . There was no difference in age or gender between groups. Resection size, resection tumor size, location of tumor, macroscopic types, and presence or absence of ulcer were comparable between the early gastric cancer and gastric adenoma groups.
Next, we focused on the characteristics of the surrounding gastric mucosa, rather than the gastric neoplasms themselves. All gastric neoplasms were accompanied by endoscopic atrophic gastritis, and its boundary was classified according to the Kimura-Takemoto classification system. Almost all gastric adenomas were accompanied by open-type gastritis, whereas 47 and 16 early gastric cancers were accompanied by open-type and closed-type gastritis, respectively ( p = 0.037) ( Table 2 ). Intestinal metaplasia was observed in almost all subjects, and there was no difference between groups in the proportion of patients with intestinal metaplasia ( p = 0.424).
Serum levels of PG I and the ratio of PG I to PG II are associated with the diagnosis of atrophic gastritis, and serum levels of pepsinogen (PGs) are widely used to nonendoscopically screen patients for early gastric cancer [ 13 ]. In this study, however, there was no difference in the positivity ratio of serum PG levels between the two groups ( p = 0.526) ( Table 2 ). H. pylori infection is a major cause of chronic gastritis and is reported to be related to early gastric cancer [ 6 , 7 ]. The positivity rate for H. pylori antibodies, however, was not significantly different between the two groups: 76% in the gastric adenoma group and 54% in the early gastric cancer group ( p = 0.072).
In the multivariate analysis ( Table 2 ), only the endoscopic gastric atrophy pattern was significantly associated with the diagnosis of either gastric adenoma or early gastric cancer ( p = 0.006). When the atrophy pattern of the surrounding gastric mucosa was O-type, gastric neoplasms could be either early gastric cancer or gastric adenoma. By contrast, when the atrophy pattern of the surrounding gastric mucosa was C-type, a diagnosis of early gastric cancer was most probable.
To differentiate between gastric adenoma and early gastric cancer using C-WLI (conventional endoscopy with white-light imaging), both the size and color of the gastric neoplasm are useful. Moreover, application of indigo carmine dye also adds some information. The size of the adenoma has some impact on the malignant potential: the malignancy risk of adenomas smaller than 2 cm in diameter ranges from 1% to 5% but increases to more than 50% for larger adenomas [ 14 ]. Red coloration is significantly more common in malignant lesion, but its frequency in gastric cancer varied from 60% to 75% [ 3 , 15 ]. In gastric neoplasms without red coloration, the microvascular and microsurface pattern observed using magnifying endoscopy with narrow-band imaging (M-NBI) is of some utility. In addition to the characteristics of the neoplasm itself, we found that information about the surrounding gastric mucosa serves as a useful reference for differentiating between gastric adenoma and early gastric cancer. All gastric neoplasms are accompanied by gastric atrophy; however, the C-type pattern of endoscopic gastric atrophy was significantly associated with the probability of early gastric cancer.
Correa proposed an ontogeny of gastric cancer throughout the course of the disease, as follows: normal mucosa, superficial gastritis, atrophic gastritis, intestinal metaplasia, dysplasia, and cancer [ 16 ]. However, it is accepted that the adenoma–carcinoma sequence is not a major ontogeny of gastric cancer, in contrast to the case of colon cancer, and several reports have shown that intestinal metaplasia does not always reflect precancer status [ 17 , 18 ]. In our analysis, not only early gastric cancer but also gastric adenoma was highly associated with intestinal metaplasia, and we did not observe a significant difference between gastric adenoma and early gastric cancer in the association with intestinal metaplasia. On the other hand, localized gastric atrophy (C-type) of the surrounding gastric mucosa was highly associated with early gastric cancer, whereas extensive gastric atrophy (O-type) was observed in cases diagnosed with either gastric adenoma or early gastric cancer. In other words, gastric cancer is the probable diagnosis for gastric neoplasm with localized gastric atrophy (C-type) in the surrounding gastric mucosa. Our findings are consistent with a previous report showing that gastric adenoma is observed in patients with extensive gastric atrophy, and there is no sign of progression to gastric cancer in these cases [ 19 ].
This study has some limitations. First, it was a retrospective study performed in a single center; therefore, our conclusion should be tested in a well-designed randomized controlled prospective study. Second, the study was performed exclusively in Japanese patients, and the results may not apply fully to the Western population, in which rates of Helicobacter pylori infection and atrophic gastritis, as well as levels of gastric acid secretion, may differ.
In conclusion, gastric neoplasms are associated with atrophic gastritis. Based on the current findings, evaluation of the boundary of atrophic gastritis appears to be useful for discriminating between early gastric cancer and gastric adenoma. When gastric neoplasm is present in the context of localized gastric atrophy in the surrounding tissue, gastric cancer is probable but not certain.
The authors declare no conflict of interests for this paper.
This atrophic border is the boundary between the pyloric and fundic gland regions, which can be recognized endoscopically based on the difference in color and height of the gastric mucosa on either side of the border. There are four types of endoscopic atrophic gastritis: C0-C1, C2-C3, O1-O2, and O3-Op.
Clinical characteristics of patients.
| Gastric adenoma ( n = 21) | Early gastric cancer ( n = 63) | p value | |
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| Age, years, median (range) | 69 (58–88) | 72 (50–89) | 0.635 |
| Gender (male/female) | 13/8 | 44/19 | 0.500 |
| Resection size, mm, mean ± SD | 37.0 ± 8.6 | 39.7 ± 12.1 | 0.261 |
| Resection tumor size, mm, mean ± SD | 15.9 ± 1.5 | 17.7 ± 1.5 | 0.407 |
| Location of tumor (U/M/L) | 6/7/8 | 13/22/28 | 0.741 |
| Macroscopic types (I/IIa/IIb/IIc) | 0/12/1/8 | 1/15/1/46 | 0.079 |
| Ulcer finding (absence/presence) | 1/20 | 6/57 | 0.494 |
Histological outcomes and analysis.
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| Intestinal metaplasia (+/−) | 19/2 | 60/3 | 0.424 | 0.375 | |
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Escape from law
Given the ease with which people booked under criminal cases leave the country, the vanishing act of Nithyananda is hardly surprising (“Nithyananda has fled India,” November 22). Formalities like visa clearance and security check seem to be only for the law-abiding. In spite of the fact that Nithyananda’s passport had expired over a year ago, he managed to go out. Certainly, there is more to the case than meets the eye. What is more amusing is the reported statement of Ahmedabad SP R.V. Asari:“We will definitely arrest him if he comes back to India!”
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There Are Several Technical Warnings For The 5 Major Equity ETFs
by Richard SuttmeierSummary
- The Diamonds ETF set its all-time intraday high of $280.84 on Nov. 19 with its quarterly risky level at $285.57.
- The Spiders ETF set its all-time intraday high of $312.69 on Nov. 19, above monthly and quarterly pivots at $305.88 and $306.76 with a weekly risky level at $313.29.
- The QQQ ETF set its all-time intraday high of $203.84 on Nov. 19 and ended the week below its monthly and quarterly pivots at $202.70 and $203.80.
- The Transports ETF remains between its semiannual, quarterly and annual pivots at$193.47, $195.40 and $196.35.
- The Russell 2000 ETF continues to trade back and forth around its semiannual, annual and quarterly pivots at $156.14, $157.49 and $158.88.
Here’s Today’s Scorecard
SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF (NYSEARCA:DIA)
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The Diamonds ETF is 28.5% above its 2018 low of $216.97 set on Dec. 26 which was a “key reversal” day buy signal. Diamonds has a positive but overbought weekly chart with the ETF above its five-week modified moving average at $273.62. Its 12x3x3 weekly slow stochastic reading rose to 87.41 last week, up from 83.24 on Nov. 15. Its annual pivot is $257.94 with its monthly and semiannual pivots at $270.01 and $272.78 and quarterly risky level at $285.57.
SPDR S&P 500 Trust ETF (NYSEARCA:SPY)
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The Spiders ETF is 33.1% above its Dec. 26 low of $233.76 which was a “key reversal” day buy signal. Spiders has a positive but overbought weekly chart with the ETF above its five-week MMA at $304.63. Its 12x3x3 weekly slow stochastic reading rose to 92.21 last week, up from 89.93 on Nov. 15. This reading is above the 90 threshold which makes the ETF an “inflating parabolic bubble.” The annual pivot is $285.86 with a semiannual pivot at $294.72, a monthly pivot at $305.88 and a quarterly pivot at $306.76. This week’s risky level is $313.29.
Invesco QQQ ETF (NASDAQ:QQQ)
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The QQQ ETF is 40.7% above its 2018 low of $143.46 set on Dec. 24. QQQ has a positive but overbought weekly chart with the ETF above its five-week MMA at $197.14. The 12x3x3 weekly slow stochastic reading rose to 92.02 last week, up from 89.95 on Nov. 15. This reading is above the 90 threshold making the ETF in an “inflating parabolic bubble.” The annual value level is $169.27 with a semiannual pivot at $188.63, monthly and quarterly pivots at $202.70 and $203.80 with a weekly risky level at $207.13.
iShares Transportation Average ETF (NYSEARCA:IYT)
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IYT is 24.9% above its 2018 low of $155.24 set on Dec. 24 and is 7.4% below its Sept. 14, 2018 high of $209.43. The weekly chart for IYT is positive with the ETF above its five-week MMA at $192.10. Its 12x3x3 weekly slow stochastic reading rose to 73.60 last week, up from 70.52 on Nov. 15. Its 200-week simple moving average is $173.32 with monthly, semiannual, quarterly and annual pivots at $185.60, $193.47, $195.40 and $196.35, respectively.
iShares Russell 2000 ETF (NYSEARCA:IWM)
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IWM is 25.8% above its 2018 low of $125.81 set on Dec. 26 which was a “key reversal” buy signal. The ETF is 8.7% below its Aug. 31, 2018 high of $173.39. IWM has a positive but overbought weekly chart with the ETF above its five-week MMA at $156.01. Its 12x3x3 weekly slow stochastic reading rose to 80.24 last week, up from 75.77 on Nov. 15. Its 200-week simple moving average is $142.66 with monthly, semiannual, annual and quarterly pivots at $149.97, $156.14, $157.49 and $158.88, respectively.
How to use my value levels and risky levels:
Value levels and risky levels are based upon the last nine monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual closes. The first set of levels was based upon the closes on Dec. 31. The original annual level remains in play.
The mid-year close resulted in the second half semiannual level.
The monthly level changes at the end of each month, the latest on Oct. 31. The quarterly level was changed at the end of September.
My theory is that nine years of volatility between closes are enough to assume that all possible bullish or bearish events for the stock are factored in.
To capture share price volatility, investors should buy on weakness to a value level and reduce holdings on strength to a risky level. A pivot is a value level or risky level that was violated within its time horizon. Pivots act as magnets that have a high probability of being tested again before its time horizon expires.
How to use 12x3x3 Weekly Slow Stochastic Readings:
My choice of using 12x3x3 weekly slow stochastic readings was based upon back-testing many methods of reading share-price momentum with the objective of finding the combination that resulted in the fewest false signals. I did this following the stock market crash of 1987, so I have been happy with the results for more than 30 years.
The stochastic reading covers the last 12 weeks of highs, lows and closes for the stock. There is a raw calculation of the differences between the highest high and lowest low versus the closes. These levels are modified to a fast reading and a slow reading and I found that the slow reading worked the best.
The stochastic reading scales between 00.00 and 100.00, with readings above 80.00 considered overbought and readings below 20.00 considered oversold. Recently, I noted that stocks tend to peak and decline 10% to 20% and more shortly after a reading rises above 90.00, so I call that an “inflating parabolic bubble” as a bubble always pops. I also call a reading below 10.00 as being “too cheap to ignore.”
Disclosure: I/we have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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I was at a good friend of mine's party. We had done a bit of drinking that night but I wasn't hammered to the point where I couldnt control what I was doing. Around 10pm, W arrives and comes down to the basement asking who would like to try salvia. Feeling generally invincible from the alchohol, I accepted.
We went outside and he loaded half the one gram bag into the bowl, expecting me to just hit it a little bit and pass it to someone else. Unfortunately I had no idea what the effective dose was, and assumed he meant for me to down the whole bowl in one strong lungful. I put my arms to my sides, W said 'in 2 minutes C (me) is gunna go crazy.' It was more like 30 seconds...
What I saw:
What W said was the last coherent thought I would have for the next 50 or so minutes. Immediately after, everything in my field of vision swayed, then melted into itself. I found myself in a long bright orange tunnel, and in a state of complete terror. I was screaming in the tunnel running with every effort I had trying to escape from the tunnel and back to reality. I reached the end, and because I thought had died, I interpreted the bright light at the end of it to be God. The bright figured then spoke, 'C put on your pants!' he said, which confused me quite a bit. (It was my friend W who was talking to me). I tried to say 'I can't I'm melting into the bed.' But because I didnt feel like I was in my body, there was a delay between when I would order my lips to move and when it would actually happen. (My speech was really slurred).
So, closing my eyes again, I began to melt through the bed, through the floor past the main floor and into the basement. When I awakened fully I was in my buddies bed, quite inebriated from the alchohol still and never wanting to repeat this terrifying experience again.
What everyone else saw:
Right after what W said about me goin crazy in 2 minutes, I conked out, my body sprawled over a very short thick wire fence. I then slipped off the fence and proceeded to huddle in a ball screaming loudly 'AHH AHH'. They carried me inside the house and put me on the bed to relax but apparently I was twitching, screaming and flailing my arms like a madman. W stayed with me to make sure I didnt do anything to injure myself, and 50 minutes or so after smoking I was good to go again, feeling generally positive but more wary about putting things into my body I know nothing about.
Overall it was a good experience for me.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


yes, that is the nearest we are to a official repo
but there is none with the official tag
im playing around with docker :p
Mylo16-Jan-19 03:13 AM
There is a dockerfile in kmd src also I have a cpl different but the most optimised is a 250MB image at https://hub.docker.com/u/imylomylo using the releases binary
This is the best one imo for size. I’ll be using it for all documentation in devportal. Will post recipe online, it will need one further optimization for official release with the binary release of komodod/Komodo-cli from the release catalogue to provide a json file of the sha256 of those files so someone can be sure when they build their own from binary, rather than src.
Contribute to blackjok3rtt/scaletest_containers development by creating an account on GitHub.
Mylo16-Jan-19 05:37 AM
interesting, i'll try it out - cheers
Mylo28-Jan-19 09:28 AM
hmmmmm, my containers from sprout to sapling seem to have gone from 2GB to 5GB.
on ubuntu18
Mylo28-Jan-19 09:38 AM
yeah at runtime i have zcash-params ro. will check my build.
shared
thx
Mylo28-Jan-19 10:00 AM
@Deleted User can you build container without the keys?
build komodo
Mylo28-Jan-19 10:19 AM
ok, "initialize" with a rw volume, then after that re-use that same volume ro. annoying but it's like that for a reason!!
Mylo28-Jan-19 11:45 AM
i'm building kmd like i used to, for a time i used the binaries only and mounted a docker volume ro, which was really lean. but building it, i guess i just have to mount an empty volume on first build rw.
for zcash-params. my localhost has zcash params but i'm making some recipes for ppl new to blockchain
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smk762 - dracocanis ominator21-Mar-19 12:22 PM
@Mylo have you got a recent repo for this?
Mylo22-Mar-19 02:58 AM
no, but i have an updated recipe on a server i can push - have other tasks atm, so expect on weekend.
smk762 - dracocanis ominator22-Mar-19 08:36 AM
no worries and thanks, pls let me know when ready to go. I'm new to docker but keen to wrap my head around it to make testing CCs which are multinode from within a single node.
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Monetashi26-Mar-19 11:10 AM
Hi I just rand the docker build command using the main repository and it fails.
The command '/bin/sh -c cd /komodo && ./autogen.sh && ./configure --with-incompatible-bdb --with-gui || true && ./zcutil/build.sh -j$(nproc)' returned a non-zero code: 137
Does someone have a pointer to a working Dockerfile to build from source, preferably with a lean production stage?
Contribute to imylomylo/docker-komodod development by creating an account on GitHub.
Monetashi26-Mar-19 11:13 AM
@gcharang thanks
Greer15-Apr-19 09:11 PM
I'm trying to build on alpine. Looks like zcash made some changes to the source a couple of years ago to make it possible. With komodo I'm getting an issue with librustzcash. cargo cannot be found and there is no option to build without-rust as there was in zcash.
Has anyone managed to build in alpine?
Mylo16-Apr-19 08:52 AM
no i gave up with alpine. not much advantage compared to ubuntu
Greer18-Apr-19 01:21 AM
Its tiny in comparison so much quicker to fire up an image from dockerhub, but alas, gave up too. Zcash got it working.


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Your user details are - Your handle is {{ user_handle }} Your email is {{ user_email }}


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Metadata file for mIF
Description: Metadata information for multiplex immunoflouresence (mIF).
Worksheet - mIF
Preamble Rows
| Property | Description | Data Type |
|---|---|---|
| protocol identifier | Trial identifier used by lead organization, ie. Center for Experimental Therapeutics Program (CTEP) ID or Industry Sponsored ID. This is usually a short identifier. Example: E4412. | clinical_trial#protocol_identifier |
| assay creator | assays.mif_assay#assay_creator | |
| slide scanner model | assays.mif_assay#slide_scanner_model | |
| image analysis software | assays.mif_assay#image_analysis_software | |
| image analysis software version | assays.mif_assay#image_analysis_software_version | |
| cell segmentation model | assays.mif_assay#cell_segmentation_model | |
| positive cell detection model | assays.mif_assay#positive_cell_detection | |
| staining | assays.mif_assay#staining | |
| staining date | Date on which slide staining was processed. | assays.components.imaging_data#staining_date |
| imaging date | Date on which imaging experiment was analyzed. | assays.components.imaging_data#imaging_date |
| imaging status | Imaging experiment's successful completion. | assays.components.imaging_data#imaging_status |
| panel | assays.mif_assay#panel |
Data Columns
ROIs
| Property | Description | Data Type |
|---|---|---|
| CIMAC ID | Specimen identifier assigned by the CIMAC-CIDC Network. Formatted as C????????.?? | sample#cimac_id |
| ROI id | Identifier of a region of interest within one mIF slide, e.g. 1, 2, 3 or [123 x 321] | assays.components.imaging.mif_roi#roi_id |
| IM3 file | Path to a file on a user's computer. | assays.components.local_file#file_path |
| Composite image | Path to a file on a user's computer. | assays.components.local_file#file_path |
| Component data | Path to a file on a user's computer. | assays.components.local_file#file_path |
Worksheet - Exports
Preamble Rows
| Property | Description | Data Type |
|---|---|---|
| protocol identifier | Trial identifier used by lead organization, ie. Center for Experimental Therapeutics Program (CTEP) ID or Industry Sponsored ID. This is usually a short identifier. Example: E4412. | clinical_trial#protocol_identifier |
Data Columns
Exports
| Property | Description | Data Type |
|---|---|---|
| CIMAC ID | Specimen identifier assigned by the CIMAC-CIDC Network. Formatted as C????????.?? | sample#cimac_id |
| ROI id | Identifier of a region of interest within one mIF slide, e.g. 1, 2, 3 or [123 x 321] | assays.components.imaging.mif_roi#roi_id |
| Export ID | The export as given by the folder name. Generally the marker(s) used in each analysis. | assays.components.imaging.mif_export#export_id |
| Score data files | Comma separated list of score_data.txt files from inform export, will be usually just one. | assays.components.multiple_local_files#file_path_list |
| inForm export prefix | Path on a user's computer to an InForm export directory with ROI's export prefix. From that upload tool will look for binary_seg_maps.tif, cell_seg_data.txt, cell_seg_data_summary.txt, phenotype_map.tif, composite_image.tif, and component_data.tif |
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Worksheet - Antibodies
Data Columns
antibodies
| Property | Description | Data Type |
|---|---|---|
| Antibody | Antibody type collected for this study. | assays.components.antibody#antibody |
| Export name | Name of this antibody in InForm export, e.g. 'CD8 (Opal 520)' | assays.components.mif_antibody#export_name |
| Clone | Resulting type of antibody clone from primary antibody sample. | assays.components.antibody#clone |
| Antibody Company | Company from which antibody sample was derived. | assays.components.antibody#company |
| Cat# | Antibody registry catalog number assigned to antibody sample. | assays.components.antibody#cat_num |
| Lot# | Identification number assigned to the particular quantity or lot of material from manufacturer. | assays.components.antibody#lot_num |
| Staining Order | Order of staining applied | assays.components.mif_antibody#staining_order |
| Fluor Wavelength | Wavelength registered for Alexa Fluor processing. | assays.components.mif_antibody#fluor_wavelength |
| Primary ab Dilution | Concentration ratio for primary antibody dilution. | assays.components.mif_antibody#primary_ab_dilution |
| Dilutent | Dilution agent used for antibody sample. | assays.components.mif_antibody#dilutent |
| Fluor dilution | Concentration ratio for fluor dilution agent. | assays.components.mif_antibody#fluor_dilution |
| Antigen Retrieval Time | Length of time needed for antigen retrieval. | assays.components.mif_antibody#antigen_retrieval_time |
| Primary Incubation Time | Length of time for primary antibody incubation. | assays.components.mif_antibody#primary_incubation_time |
| Amplification Time | Length of time required for amplified signal detection. | assays.components.mif_antibody#amplification_time |


self.csv_out[i] = self._initialise_empty_csv(
1 + location_init[0, :].shape[-1])
else:
window[i] = np.asarray(window[i])
try:
assert window[i].ndim <= 2
except (TypeError, AssertionError):
tf.logging.error(
"The output you are trying to "
"save as csv is more than "
"bidimensional. Did you want "
"to save an image instead? "
"Put the keyword window "
"in the output dictionary"
" in your application file")
if window[i].ndim < 2:
window[i] = np.expand_dims(window[i], 0)
self.csv_out[i] = self._initialise_empty_csv(
n_channel=window[i][0].shape[-1] + location_init
[0, :].shape[-1])
for i in window:
if "window" in i:
self.image_out[i][
x_start:x_end, y_start:y_end, z_start:z_end, ...] = \
window[i][batch_id, ...]
else:
if isinstance(window[i], (list, tuple, np.ndarray)):
window[i] = np.asarray(window[i])
try:
assert window[i].ndim <= 2
except (TypeError, AssertionError):
tf.logging.error(
"The output you are trying to "
"save as csv is more than "
"bidimensional. Did you want "
"to save an image instead? "
"Put the keyword window "
"in the output dictionary"
" in your application file")
if window[i].ndim < 2:
window[i] = np.expand_dims(window[i], 0)
window[i] = np.asarray(window[i])
window_loc = np.concatenate([
window[i], np.tile(
location_init[batch_id, ...],
[window[i].shape[0], 1])], 1)
else:
window_loc = np.concatenate([
np.reshape(window[i], [1, 1]), np.tile(
location_init[batch_id, ...], [1, 1])], 1)
self.csv_out[i] = np.concatenate([self.csv_out[i],
window_loc], 0)
return True
self.csv_out[i] = self._initialise_empty_csv(
1 + location_init[0, :].shape[-1])
else:
window_save = np.asarray(np.squeeze(window[i][
batch_id,
...]))
try:
assert window_save.ndim <= 2
except (TypeError, AssertionError):
tf.logging.error(
"The output you are trying to "
"save as csv is more than "
"bidimensional. Did you want "
"to save an image instead? "
"Put the keyword window "
"in the output dictionary"
" in your application file")
if window_save.ndim < 2:
window_save = np.expand_dims(window_save, 0)
self.csv_out[i] = self._initialise_empty_csv(
n_channel=window_save.shape[-1] +
location_init
[0, :].shape[-1])
for i in window:
if "window" in i:
self.image_out[i][
x_start:x_end, y_start:y_end, z_start:z_end, ...] = \
window[i][batch_id, ...]
else:
if isinstance(window[i], (list, tuple, np.ndarray)):
window_save = np.squeeze(np.asarray(window[i][batch_id,
...]))
try:
assert window_save.ndim <= 2
except (TypeError, AssertionError):
tf.logging.error(
"The output you are trying to "
"save as csv is more than "
"bidimensional. Did you want "
"to save an image instead? "
"Put the keyword window "
"in the output dictionary"
" in your application file")
while window_save.ndim < 2:
window_save = np.expand_dims(window_save, 0)
window_save = np.asarray(window_save)
window_loc = np.concatenate([
window_save, np.tile(
location_init[batch_id, ...],
[window_save.shape[0], 1])], 1)
else:
window_loc = np.concatenate([
np.reshape(window[i][batch_id, ...], [1, 1]), \
np.tile(
location_init[batch_id, ...], [1, 1])], 1)
self.csv_out[i] = np.concatenate([self.csv_out[i],
window_loc], 0)
return True


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Introducing, The Real framework environment to Build Backend Administrator & Frontend for real Internet / Intranet web application with a tons of additional cms plugin possibility.
SximoBuilder is a powerful automation tool that can generate a full set of PHP quickly from MySQL. You can instantly create web sites that allow users to view, edit, search, add and delete records on the web. SximoBuilder is designed for high flexibility, numerous options enable you to generate PHP applications that best suits your needs. The generated codes are clean, straightforward and easy-to-customize. SximoBuilder can save you tons of time and is suitable for both beginners and experienced develpers alike
Our experience with building application using PHP & MySQL more than 5 years making us know about minimal common feature and routine proccess.
Sximo Builder Integrated module & Function
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Sximo Builder CRUD Generator
|
Form Features
|
To make Sximo Builder running on your , you need to make sure your server match with minimum requirment
sximo51
to your app folder. You need to create new database , you can use phpmyadmin or any mysql databse tools such maestro , sqlyog etc
---
After new database created , now import database/database.sql
file into your new database
1. Open config/app.php
file using your favorite php editor
2. Setting Url And Licence
'url' => 'http://<IP_ADDRESS>/yourapp/public',
3. Setting Database Info
Open .env
file using your favorite php editor
DB_HOST=localhost DB_DATABASE=sximo5 DB_USERNAME=root DB_PASSWORD=root
4. Access your application
http://<IP_ADDRESS>/myapp/public
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>password
5. Files Folder permission
please make sure to set permission to 0775 at following file and folder on linux/unix server
6. Troubleshoot
You need to make sure enabling module apache re_write module to make sure htaccess working
After your successfull install your application , now you need to setting your app .
Log to your application and go to :
Go to : Control Panel -> Setting
Before you activate social media login , you need to register your webste and get API ID and SECRET . Please follow instruction for each account ID
Edit File onfig/services.php
'google' => [ 'client_id' => 'your_cliend_id_number', 'client_secret' => 'your_cliend_secret_number', 'redirect' => 'http://yourdomail/user/autosocial/google', ],
Edit File config/services.php
'facebook' => [ 'client_id' => 'your_cliend_id_number', 'client_secret' => 'your_cliend_secret_number', 'redirect' => 'http://yourdomail/user/autosocial/facebook', ],
Edit File config/services.php
'twitter' => [ 'client_id' => 'your_cliend_id_number', 'client_secret' => 'your_cliend_secret_number', 'redirect' => 'http://yourdomail/user/autosocial/twitter', ],
Page CMS allow you to create page for frontend ( Public ) or Private. This can be put for creating , contact , about us , service , TOC etc
Before you begin creating pages , you have to know that SXIMO create file everytime you create pages , its mean you have full control to insert everything in content such tag php , css , exclude javscript
Go to : Control Panel -> Page CMS

 About Us  Who We Are ?

Home

About Us

@extends('layouts.app') @section('content')

 Title  Tag Line

{{ Lang::get('core.home') }}

Title

 ---- Content page here ---

 @stop
What's Module ? A module is a part of a app.A module contain one or several routines that we call CRUDSD ( Create Read Update Delete Search and Download ). By default at the first time you create module , system will generate thoose routines. Except if your database table doesnt contain primary key, it only create routins View, Search and Download.there are 2 different module : CORE and Installed Module
Go to : Control Panel -> Code Builder
In Sximo 5.1 LTS , we have added 3 option of CRUD .
Before you create module , you have to create table for module you will build . this app doest have feature to create table database , so you need phpmyadmin or other mysql tools for creating table
Step 1Copy table schema for employee into your phpmyadmin and run query
CREATE TABLE `employee` ( `EmployeeId` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `LastName` varchar(20) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL, `FirstName` varchar(20) CHARACTER SET utf8 NOT NULL, `ReportsTo` int(11) DEFAULT NULL, `BirthDate` date DEFAULT NULL, `HireDate` date DEFAULT NULL, `Phone` varchar(24) CHARACTER SET utf8 DEFAULT NULL, `Email` varchar(60) CHARACTER SET utf8 DEFAULT NULL, `Foto` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL, `Status` enum('0','1') DEFAULT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (`EmployeeId`), KEY `IFK_EmployeeReportsTo` (`ReportsTo`) ) ENGINE=MyISAM AUTO_INCREMENT=24 DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;
Insert sample Data
INSERT INTO `employee` (`EmployeeId`, `LastName`, `FirstName`, `ReportsTo`, `BirthDate`, `HireDate`, `Phone`, `Email`, `Foto`, `Status`) VALUES (16, 'Zabbaleta', 'Montero', 0, '0000-00-00', '0000-00-00', '010939948'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>NULL, '0'), (20, 'Bandford', 'zee', 19, '2015-03-13', '2015-02-24', '010939948'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>NULL, '1'), (21, 'Marchisio', 'lucas', 16, '1987-07-30', '2007-01-01', '010939948'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>NULL, '1'), (17, 'Tevez', 'Leo', 5, '2012-12-12', '0000-00-00', '000000', 'sample@gmaillcom', '', '1'), (23, 'Pepe', 'Steve', 0, '2014-04-24', '2014-04-24', '1<PHONE_NUMBER>'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'', '0'), (7, 'Alberto', 'Robert', 0, '2014-04-24', '2014-04-24', '+1<PHONE_NUMBER>'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'', '0'), (14, 'Franchis', 'zoo', 1, '2015-01-08', '2015-01-14', '010939948'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'', '1'), (19, 'Aguero', 'kimono', 3, '0000-00-00', '0000-00-00', '123123123'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>NULL, '1');
Now fill create new module form using following info
From list installed module, click button gear dropdown and click view module. You should see you module grid with complete function !.
YOU'RE AWESOME!! creating module in one step less than a minutesGo to : Control Panel -> Code Builder -> Your module -> Click button gear -> Edit
From list installed module , click button gear dropdown and click Edit module. Then you should able to see edit form and following tabs INFO , SQL , TABLE , FORM , MASTER DETAIL ,PERMISSION , REBUILDAt the first time you create module, system will create automatic single query table
Why SXIMO BUILDER Creating automatic " WHERE employee.EmployeeId IS NOT NULL " ? this is for prevent error when users submit search form.Every fields included on query select, will be displaying at grid table including fields from join table. so make sure every field you want to show on table grid and view detail, must be on your query statement
Everytime you made changes with SQL editor , you have to rebuild Files
SELECT customer.*,tb_users.* FROM customer LEFT JOIN tb_users ON customer.staffid = tb_users.id
If we using above statment , Grid table will automatically dispaying all SELECT statment from2 tables.
Keep in your mind , althought we can displaying table grid form 2 or more table , form , insert , edit and remove operation only affected for 1 table ( primary table )
By Default , after build new module , grid will displaying all field into table
You can control Field to show ( table grid ) , view detail ( view detail page ) , sortable ( allow users to sort order by field ) , download ( include field to be downloadable )
After You save display as, this will automatically work on grid table, but not for view detail. to take affect view detail, you need to rebuild View.blade.php or all files if you're not sure
Form is the most important feature from CRUD activity . Form only can work on single table , this mean you only can manage operation such insert and update into one table at the same time. At this moment , system only able to work with , Hiddem Form , Text Form , Date Form , Date Time , Select , Checkbox , Radio
Hidden type is used for Primary Key with autoincreament
The important thing from the form is your table Must have field type auto increament. this will be KEY for insert or update row table. Now for auto increament field , you must make type form HIDDEN , NO REQUIRED and SHOW.
Text type is used for collecting text or number from users
Date type is used for collecting date input , the input will have popup datepicker to make sure user input right type of date . Your field table must be set as date field ( Y-m-d )
Datetime type is used for collecting date+time input , the input will have popup datepickertime to make sure user input right type of date . Your field table must be set as date field ( Y-m-d H:i:s )
Text type is used for collecting long text or number from users
Text type is used for collecting long text or number from users with editor
Select Custom Value
Select Multiple Custom Value
Select Lookup Cascade ( parent filter )
Upload type is used for collecting image or file from users . All files and images stored at spesific folder
So make sure you create directory at uploads/your_directory_name
Every CRUD module will have a couples function such view grid , add , edit etc . you can control wich group are able to access thoose function
Limit users only view they own record This feature requiredentry_by (int 6)
field table, if you alredy having this field on your table , then just uncheck global column , if not , then you have to add new field on primary table
By default at the first time you create module, system will generate files such controller , model , index, form and view . Ofcourse when application in development mode , there're possibility you made some changes from table , form grid etc. We try to cover this possibility by adding rebuild modules features
Database table syncronize
Next, when you have current module with table A then you alter table,( insert or delete fields from current database ), this will make module errorGo to : Control Panel -> Code Builder -> Your module -> Click button gear -> SQL
RE-Save your SQL stament , the system will collect new information from your table fields . Once you done , then you have to rebuild files Model , View and Form
Rebuild Form
After you made changes for setting/design you have to rebuild form files
Rebuild View Detail
After you made changes at table settting for view detail you have to rebuild view files
Rebuild Grid Table and controller
Little posibility to rebuild controller and index table, since we design controller and index table works automatic reading realtime module configuration . so when you need to rebuild both controller and index table ? Usualy when you updrade version
Backup feature giving you ability to package you module into zip installer. Zip installer will contain files and folder with following structure
This feature will usable for migration / upgrade version
SQL Statment and Upload file SQL is not mandatory , without filling both input , you can still do backup / zip module. Create Backup SQL statment you can do this step using Export tool from phpmyadmin or other DB tools , simple just select tables and do export ( as text or as files ) As text files copy and paste into SQL statment textarea , and leave SQL statment file blank As SQL files if you using this methode , then leave SQL statment textarea blank , and upload SQL statment fileSximo Ajax Plugins is using following plugins


Using dbus-glib, you typically call RequestName manually to own a name, like in the following excerpt:
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error = NULL; res = dbus_g_proxy_call (system_bus_proxy, "RequestName", &error, G_TYPE_STRING, NAME_TO_CLAIM, G_TYPE_UINT, DBUS_NAME_FLAG_ALLOW_REPLACEMENT, G_TYPE_INVALID, G_TYPE_UINT, &result, G_TYPE_INVALID); if (!res) { if (error != NULL) { g_warning ("Failed to acquire %s: %s", NAME_TO_CLAIM, error->message); g_error_free (error); } else { g_warning ("Failed to acquire %s", NAME_TO_CLAIM); } goto out; } if (result != DBUS_REQUEST_NAME_REPLY_PRIMARY_OWNER) { if (error != NULL) { g_warning ("Failed to acquire %s: %s", NAME_TO_CLAIM, error->message); g_error_free (error); } else { g_warning ("Failed to acquire %s", NAME_TO_CLAIM); } exit (1); } dbus_g_proxy_add_signal (system_bus_proxy, "NameLost", G_TYPE_STRING, G_TYPE_INVALID); dbus_g_proxy_connect_signal (system_bus_proxy, "NameLost", G_CALLBACK (on_name_lost), NULL, NULL); /* further setup ... */ |
While you can do things this way with GDBus too, using
g_dbus_proxy_call_sync()
, it is much nicer to use the high-level API
for this:
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static void on_name_acquired (GDBusConnection *connection, const gchar *name, gpointer user_data) { /* further setup ... */ } /* ... */ owner_id = g_bus_own_name (G_BUS_TYPE_SYSTEM, NAME_TO_CLAIM, G_BUS_NAME_OWNER_FLAGS_ALLOW_REPLACEMENT, on_bus_acquired, on_name_acquired, on_name_lost, NULL, NULL); g_main_loop_run (loop); g_bus_unown_name (owner_id); |
Note that g_bus_own_name()
works asynchronously and requires
you to enter your mainloop to await the on_name_aquired()
callback. Also note that in order to avoid race conditions (e.g.
when your service is activated by a method call), you have to export
your manager object before acquiring the
name. The on_bus_acquired()
callback is the right place to do
such preparations.


Our long standing vision has been to bypass the usual admin dashboard structure, and move forward with a more sophisticated yet simple framework that would create a credible impact on the many conventional dashboard users.
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Welcome to the Model My Watershed - Micro Site Storm Model simulator. See how changes in the amount of rainfall, the surfaces on which the rain falls and the texture of the soil change where the water goes. To begin, decide how much rain will fall by using the slide bar on the upper right. Then select the land-cover type where the rain will fall. Finally, pick a soil type. The coarsest soils (sandy soils) are on the left and the finest soils (clay loam) are on the right. As the simulation runs, follow where the water flows. Also, look at the column in the center that shows how much water goes in each direction.
Precipitation
Land Cover
Soil


Packstack Barclamp for OpenCrowbar
The Packstack workload for OpenCrowbar sets up an environment that can run packstack.
The packstack-installer role can be added to nodes to generate a place to run packstack. The packstack-client role can be added to nodes to indicate a node that should participate in the packstack configured cluster.
The packstack-installer role will generate a user account to run packstack from. The user can already exist, e.g. root, or a new one specified. The default is packstack. This can be overriden in the node-role for this instance. The attribute is packstack-user. The node-role also allows for the specification of the openstack release. The default is icehouse, but juno can be specified. At the moment, that appears to be juno-1. The attribute is packstack-openstack_release.
The packstack-client will add the public key from all packstack-installer roles' users. The node will also have the network-manager disabled is present.
Once all the roles are applied, log into a packstack-installer node and change to the packstack-user. From this account, you can run packstack.
Something like this could be used on a 3 node default setup: packstack –install-host=<IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS> –use-epel=y –provision-demo=n
Steps:
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boot admin node
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Once admin node is ready, start 3-5 KVM machines.
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start 6 VMs:
for j in 1 2 3 4 5 6; do tools/kvm-slave & done
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Once these are discovered, use the ready-state wizard to set the following
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OS to centos7
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Nothing else. Press apply.
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This takes you to the deploment screen. DO NOT COMMIT
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Go to the pilot deployment.
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Add roles, OpenStack (PackStack)
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Add Packstack to your controller node - it will add packstack-installer & client
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Edit the packstack-installer to choose your OpenStack release
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Add Packstack the result of your nodes - it will only add packstack-client
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Commit deployment
Wait while everything happens - all node roles will be green at end.
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Once done, get on the packstack-installer node.
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on admin,
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sudo ip a add <IP_ADDRESS>/24 dev docker0
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su - crowbar
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ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(or which ever machine you choose for the packstack installer)
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on packstack installer node
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su - packstack
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packstack --install-host=<IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS> --use-epel=y --provision-demo=n
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That command is for three nodes. It will install icehouse nova with <IP_ADDRESS> as the controller node.
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Wait for puppet installs to complete
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Attach your desktop to the docker bridge:
sudo ip a add <IP_ADDRESS>/24 dev docker0
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Get the credentials for your installation
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exit
from the packstack user (you should now be root on the compute node) -
cat /home/packstack/admin_keystonerc
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go to compute node in web browser
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login using admin/credentials
When you are done, for j in 1 2 3 4 5 6; do kill %$j ; done
to
remove the VMs


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@composi/runtime:
Immutability
Program State is Mutable
By default a program's state is mutable when you have access to it inside both the update and view methods. Hopefully no one would ever modify state from the code for rendering the view. Update, on the other hand, is how you modify a program's state. For simple examples this is probably not going to be a problem. At the very least, you can use destruction to create a shallow copy of program state:
function actions(state, msg) {
// Clone the state using destructuring:
const prevState = {...state}
return Msg.match(msg, {
// Check for the message tag:
'addItem': value => {
prevState.fruits.push({ key: prevState.newKey++, value })
// Render view and update program state by return the clone:
return prevState
},
// Check for the message tag:
'deleteItem': key => {
prevState.fruits = prevState.fruits.filter(item => item.key != key)
// Render view and update program stateby return the clone:
return prevState
}
})
}
Deep Clone
If your app and data are complex, you will probably want to create a deep clone of your data. You can do that inside the the update function just like we did with destruction above. Just import the clone
function from @composi
namespace:
import { h, render, run, union } from '@composi/core'
import { clone } from '@composi/clone'
function actions(state, msg) {
// Clone the state:
const prevState = clone(state)
return Msg.match(msg, {
// Check for the message tag:
'addItem': value => {
prevState.fruits.push({ key: prevState.newKey++, value })
// Render view and update program state by return the clone:
return prevState
},
// Check for the message tag:
'deleteItem': key => {
prevState.fruits = prevState.fruits.filter(item => item.key != key)
// Render view and update program stateby return the clone:
return prevState
}
})
}
Using the above technique of cloning the state with clone
means that the program state won't be updated until the action returns it.


US, South Korea postpone joint drills in 'act of goodwill'
The US and South Korea will postpone joint air drills in an "act of goodwill" toward the nuclear-armed North, US Defence Secretary Mark Esper said on Sunday, after months of deadlocked diplomacy with Pyongyang.
North Korea has long protested joint military drills, which it condemns as preparations for invasion, and has set Washington an end-of-year deadline to come up with a new offer in deadlocked negotiations on its weapons programmes.
READ | No nuclear talks if US 'hostile military moves' continue - North Korea
The US and South Korea last year cancelled several joint drills in the wake of the Singapore summit between US President Donald Trump and the North's leader Kim Jong Un, but are due to carry out a combined air exercise later this month.
But the joint air drills set for later this month will now be postponed, Esper said, days after hinting that the option was on the table.
"We have made this decision as an act of goodwill to contribute to an environment conducive to diplomacy and the advancement of peace," he told reporters on the side-lines of a meeting of defence ministers in the Thai capital.
Missile tests
He urged Pyongyang to return to negotiations and "demonstrate the same goodwill as it considers decisions on conducting training, exercises and testing".
Esper said the decision to delay the drills was not a concession but an effort to create "some more space" for diplomats to strike an agreement.
Pyongyang has carried out a series of missile tests in recent months, including one launched at sea which it said was fired from a submarine - a potential strategic game-changer.
It has repeatedly demanded the combined exercise to be scrapped, and recently said holding the drills would be an "undisguised breach" of the Singapore summit declaration.
Negotiations have been stalled since the follow-up Hanoi summit between Kim and Trump broke up in February, with disagreement over sanctions relief and what the North would be willing to give up in return.
Working-level talks restarted in Sweden in October only to break down quickly, with the North blaming the US for not giving up its "old attitude".


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Unlike some other editors out there, jQTexter's formatting attemps to optimally distribute tags. It will never leave tags of the same type next to each other or have tags overlap. For instance, if you have some bold text and later you add some italic tags inside, you will get this:
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instead of this:
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Selections are described with a simple object like this:
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Text formatting is described with list of simple objects like this:
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jQtexter definitely works with IE 9+, Firefox 4+ and Chrome 12+. I'm not sure about other versions, but it requires the following APIs to be present:
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