Basic Usage¶
Importing a model and getting started¶
To begin, we must first load the PySD module, and use it to import a supported model file:
import pysd
model = pysd.read_vensim('Teacup.mdl')
This code creates an instance of the PySD class loaded with an example model that we will use as the system dynamics equivalent of ‘Hello World’: a cup of tea cooling to room temperature.
To view a synopsis of the model equations and documentation, call the components.doc()
method of the model class. This will generate a listing of all the model elements, their documentation, units, equations, and initial values, where appropriate. Here is a sample from the teacup model:
>>> print model.components.doc()
Import of Teacup.mdl
characteristic_time
Units: minutes
Equation: 10
dteacup_temperature_dt
Units: degrees
Equation: -heat_loss_to_room()
Init: 180
final_time
the final time for the simulation.
Units: minute
Equation: 30
…
Running the Model¶
The simplest way to simulate the model is to use the run()
command with no options. This runs the model with the default parameters supplied by the model file, and returns a Pandas dataframe of the values of the stocks at every timestamp:
>>> stocks = model.run()
t teacup_temperature
0.000 180.000000
0.125 178.633556
0.250 177.284091
0.375 175.951387
…
Pandas gives us simple plotting capability, so we can see how the cup of tea behaves:
stocks.plot()
plt.ylabel('Degrees F')
plt.xlabel('Minutes')
Outputting various run information¶
The run()
command has a few options that make it more useful. In many situations we want to access components of the model other than merely the stocks – we can specify which components of the model should be included in the returned dataframe by including them in a list that we pass to the run()
command, using the return_columns keyword argument:
>>> model.run(return_columns=['teacup_temperature', 'room_temperature'])
t teacup_temperature room_temperature
0.000 180.000000 75.0
0.125 178.633556 75.0
0.250 177.284091 75.0
0.375 175.951387 75.0
…
If the measured data that we are comparing with our model comes in at irregular timestamps, we may want to sample the model at timestamps to match. The .run() function gives us this ability with the return_timestamps keyword argument:
>>> model.run(return_timestamps=[0,1,3,7,9.5,13.178,21,25,30])
t teacup_temperature
0.0 180.000000
1.0 169.532119
3.0 151.490002
7.0 124.624385
9.5 112.541515
…
Setting parameter values¶
In many cases, we want to modify the parameters of the model to investigate its behavior under different assumptions. There are several ways to do this in PySD, but the .run() function gives us a convenient method in the params keyword argument.
This argument expects a dictionary whose keys correspond to the components of the model. The associated values can either be a constant, or a Pandas series whose indices are timestamps and whose values are the values that the model component should take on at the corresponding time. For instance, in our model we can set the room temperature to a constant value:
model.run(params={'room_temperature':20})
Alternately, if we believe the room temperature is changing over the course of the simulation, we can give the run function a set of time-series values in the form of a Pandas series, and PySD will linearly interpolate between the given values in the course of its integration:
import pandas as pd
temp = pd.Series(index=range(30), data=range(20,80,2))
model.run(params={'room_temperature':temp})
Note that once parameters are set by the run command, they are permanently changed within the model. We can also change model parameters without running the model, using PySD’s set_components(params={})()
method, which takes the same params dictionary as the run function. We might choose to do this in situations where we’ll be running the model many times, and only want to spend time setting the parameters once.
Setting simulation initial conditions¶
Finally, we can set the initial conditions of our model in several ways. We’ll get into why this is helpful in the next section. So far, we’ve been using the default value for the initial_condition keyword argument, which is ‘original’. This value runs the model from the initial conditions that were specified originally by the model file. We can alternately specify a tuple containing the start time and a dictionary of values for the system’s stocks. Here we start the model with the tea at just above freezing:
model.run(initial_condition=(0, {'teacup_temperature':33}))
Additionally we can run the model forward from its current position, by passing the initial_condition argument the keyword ‘current’. After having run the model from time zero to thirty, we can ask the model to continue running forward for another chunk of time:
model.run(initial_condition='current',
return_timestamps=range(31,45))
The integration picks up at the last value returned in the previous run condition, and returns values at the requested timestamps.
Querying current values¶
We can easily access the current value of a model component by calling its associated method in the components subclass. For instance, to find the temperature of the teacup, we simply call:
model.components.teacup_temperature()
Collecting a history of returned values¶
The run()
function provides a flag named collect that instructs PySD to collect all output from a series of run commands into a record. This can be helpful when running the model forwards for a period of time, then returning control to the user, who will specify changes to the model, and continue the integration forwards.
The record is stored as a list of Pandas dataframes, one from each run. To access this record in its raw form, the user can access the record()
attribute of the PySD class. It is usually more helpful to have a single dataframe which stitches together all of these pieces. We can access this via the get_record()
method.


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DSHS has identified 250 Texas cases of severe lung disease in people who report vaping before developing symptoms, including four deaths. Patients range in age from 13 to 75 years old, with a median age of 22 years. About one-quarter of the people affected in Texas are minors. Three-quarters are male, and nine in ten report vaping THC or marijuana, possibly in conjunction with other substances. Almost all were hospitalized with many requiring intensive care. DSHS has identified 250 Texas cases of severe lung disease in people who report vaping before developing symptoms, including four deaths. Patients range in age from 13 to 75 years old, with a median age of 22 years. About one-quarter of the people affected in Texas are minors. Three-quarters are male, and nine in ten report vaping THC or marijuana, possibly in conjunction with other substances. Almost all were hospitalized with many requiring intensive care.
Respiratory symptoms include difficulty breathing, shortness of breath and coughing. Some people have also experienced nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. Clinicians should ask patients with these symptoms about a history of vaping, gather as much information as possible about suspected cases, and report them to DSHS. Respiratory symptoms include difficulty breathing, shortness of breath and coughing. Some people have also experienced nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. Clinicians should ask patients with these symptoms about a history of vaping, gather as much information as possible about suspected cases, and report them to DSHS.
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Figure 1: Figure 1: Cases of Lung Injury Associated with Vaping, Texas, as of 2/11/2020 Cases of Lung Injury Associated with Vaping, Texas, as of 2/11/2020


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Easy ajax operations even without javascript
8.1. Description¶
The Yada Framework support for ajax calls is implemented in yada.ajax.js
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It is automatically included in production, merged with the other yada javascript files. To use it in development, add:


Group import & Plugin settings
{upload_student_list}
Upload rubrics here for this course, attached rubrics will be used by students to grade their peers.
To create and export a rubric from Blackboard, go to Organisation Tools → Rubrics.
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| #define | FX_ACCOUNT_UPDATA_OK FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0050 |
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| #define | FX_ADD_GROUP_OK FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0051 |
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| #define | FX_ADD_GROUP_FAIL FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0052 |
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| #define | FX_RENAME_GROUP_FAIL FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0058 |
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| #define | FX_SET_BUDDY_INFO_OK FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x005A |
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| #define | FX_SET_BUDDY_INFO_FAIL FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x005B |
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| #define | FX_SET_BUDDY_INFO_TIMEOUT FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x005C |
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| #define | FX_ADDACCOUNT_APP FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x005D |
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| #define | FX_ADD_BUDDY_OK FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x005E |
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| #define | FX_SYS_ERR_NETWORK FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0061 |
| fetion syetem error of network, when usr receive this message, should quit fetion. | |
| #define | FX_SYS_DEREGISTERED FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0062 |
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| #define | FX_SET_STATE_OK FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0063 |
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| #define | FX_SET_STATE_FAIL FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0064 |
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| #define | FX_SET_REFUSE_SMS_DAY_FAIL FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x006B |
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| #define | FX_ADD_BLACKLIST_FAIL FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0072 |
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| #define | FX_ADD_BLACKLIST_TIMEOUT FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0073 |
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| #define | FX_REMOVE_BLACKLIST_OK FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0074 |
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| #define | FX_REMOVE_BLACKLIST_FAIL FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0075 |
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| #define | FX_REMOVE_BLACKLIST_TIMEOUT FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0076 |
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| #define | FX_SET_SCH_SMS_FAIL FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0077 |
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| #define | FX_SET_SCH_SMS_OK FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0078 |
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| #define | FX_SET_SCH_SMS_TIMEOUT FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0079 |
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| #define | FX_DEL_SCH_SMS_FAIL FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x007A |
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| #define | FX_DEL_SCH_SMS_OK FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x007B |
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| #define | FX_DEL_SCH_SMS_TIMEOUT FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x007C |
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| #define | FX_DEL_BUDDY_OK FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0081 |
| fetion delete friend ok. | |
| #define | FX_DEL_BUDDY_FAIL FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0082 |
| fetion delete friend fail. | |
| #define | FX_DEL_BUDDY_TIMEOUT FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0083 |
| fetion delete friend timeout. | |
| #define | FX_MOVE_GROUP_OK FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0084 |
| fetion move the account 's group opt ok. | |
| #define | FX_MOVE_GROUP_FAIL FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0085 |
| fetion move the account 's group opt fail. | |
| #define | FX_RECEIVE_FILE FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0087 |
| fetion receive a file message. | |
| #define | FX_CURRENT_VERSION FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0088 |
| return the current version of libfetion(this message is just using in GUI Application) . |
| #define FX_ACCOUNT_UPDATA_OK FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0050 |
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case FX_ACCOUNT_UPDATA_OK: long who = (long)lParam; printf("the id of [%ld] user updata its info ok, you can the new info of it \n, ", who );
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| #define FX_ADD_BLACKLIST_FAIL FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0072 |
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| #define FX_DEL_BUDDY_FAIL FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0082 |
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| #define FX_REMOVE_BLACKLIST_OK FX_EVENT_BASE + 0x0074 |
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this page will walk through a manual bed leveling process for a 3D printer running Marlin firmware! more info on the steps can be found in the Klipper documentation. this is a work in progress! please note that running unknown gcode might be dangerous. do not run this with your printer unattended!
to start, turn your printer on and plug your printer to your computer with a micro-USB cable.
then, click here to connect to your printer!
it's best to run this test with your bed and nozzle at room temp. this stops molten plastic touching the paper, skewing calibration. thermal expansion of the nozzle and bed are constant and can
be accounted for later, if necessary.
if there's plastic on your nozzle, click here to heat up and clean it off.
and once your nozzle is clean, home and cool down your bed and nozzle.
now, grab a piece of paper. we'll move around to the position of each bed levelling screw and adjust the height so that there is some friction between the paper and nozzle when
you slip the paper between the bed and nozzle. the exact amount of friction isn't too important, just make sure it's consistent across each position.
after testing, click 'adjusted' if you had to adjust the screw, or 'accept' if no adjustment was needed. ('adjusted' will add another round of testing to the cycle.)
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software being shared for everyone to use. MacOS doesn't even have this problem, since both MacOS and Linux are Unix based.
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The slides for Class 4 (Wednesday, 8 September) are here: class4.pdf
Here’s the video on “Music and Measure Theory”:
Thanks to the student who pointed out that the most likely explanation of why the most widely used music tone system has twelve tones is due to the property you get by going up by fifths (multiplying frequency by 3/2).
Music theorists call this the “Circle of Fifths” (and will draw it as a circle, returning to the tone after 12 hops), and there are some good explanations why the 12-tone arrangement has mathematical advantages (e.g., Circle of fifths and number theory by John Cook).
But, there’s also a big mathematical problem with it, since (3/2)^12 is not equal to the same tone you started with (it is 129 3057/4096 or approximately 129.75. It is “close enough” to 2^7 = 128, but is off by more than 1 percent.
It is an open question (at least to me!) if all of these mathematical flaws in our tonal systems are okay because no human can perceive ~1% out-of-tuneness they impose, or if our human ears (brains) have been so corrupted by listening to many thousands of hours of listening to out-of-tune imperfect music that but the time we would be knowledgable enough to do something about it, we’ve lost the ability to hear these differences (indeed, we had to lose it early, otherwise it would be very annoying going through life thinking everything you hear is a bit off what it should be).
Here’s a link to the scan of Ada’s (uncredited) notes:
- Sketch of the Analytical Engine Invented By Charles Babbage, Esq., By L. F. Menabrea, with Notes by the Translator (Google books scan). Ada’s notes start on page 691.
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Example data¶
Introduction¶
In 2014 and 2015, we sampled arthropod communities from the canopies of rainforest trees in Cusuco National Park, Honduras. These samples were processed at the Natural History Museum, London, where we homogenised the samples and carried out metabarcoding amplification for a 418bp section of the CO1 Folmer “barcode” region. These were sequenced on an Illumina HiSeq using a 2x300bp read metric [1].
We have taken a few of these samples and modified them to reduce their size while preserving realistic sequence variation and errors. These samples form the example dataset we provide for you to use as you work through the different sections of these resources.
Getting the data¶
We provide the data in five zip archives, one for each section. Each section’s data archive provides starting data for most or all tutorials in that section, so you can choose to use just the starting data for the first tutorial, processing it yourself and then using your own results for each subsequent tutorial, or you can pick and choose what tutorials you want to work on and the pre-processed starting data will be there for you. Each tutorial page clearly details which data you should use for that tutorial.
There are two possible ways you can acquire the data:
- Download the data using the links below to your personal computer, then if you’re using a remote server for your bioinformatics you can transfer the files using FTP or another transfer protocol (see the page on remote access for help if you need it).
- Copy the links below and use the
wget
orcurl
commands in Linux to download the file directly to the server you’re using, as shown in the example below.
Data URLs¶
Section A: Read processing¶
http://learnmetabarcoding.github.io/LearnMetabarcoding/data/sectionA.zip
Section B: Filtering amplicon data¶
http://learnmetabarcoding.github.io/LearnMetabarcoding/data/sectionB.zip
Section C: ASVs, OTUs and read mapping¶
http://learnmetabarcoding.github.io/LearnMetabarcoding/data/sectionC.zip
Section D: Building OTU phylogeny¶
http://learnmetabarcoding.github.io/LearnMetabarcoding/data/sectionD.zip
Section E: Identifying OTU sequences¶
http://learnmetabarcoding.github.io/LearnMetabarcoding/data/sectionE.zip
Downloading the data in Linux¶
First, create and navigate to the folder where you want to store the downloaded data. For example, we’ll make this a folder called exampledata
mkdir exampledata
cd exampledata
Download the data, unzip it and list the contents
wget URL
unzip sectionA.zip
ls sectionA
We suggest actually working through the tutorials in a separate directory, so as to keep the example data from getting mixed up with the data that you produce. For example, you might decide to work through the tutorials in a directory called tutorialwork
. The below code shows how you would set this up and copy over the data for the very first tutorial. Note that the first data is a directory of files, so we use cp -r
.
cd ../ # Return up to the main directory
mkdir tutorialwork
cd tutorialwork
cp -r ../exampledata/sectionA/0_rawsequences/ ./
| [1] | The methods are described in detail in Creedy, T. J., Ng, W. S., & Vogler, A. P. (2019). Toward accurate species‐level metabarcoding of arthropod communities from the tropical forest canopy. Ecology and evolution, 9(6), 3105-3116. https://doi.org/10.1002/ece3.4839 |


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mkpage and companions are command line programs run from a shell like Bash. You can find compiled
versions in releases/latest
on Github. What you want to download is the zip file named mkpage-VERSION_NO-release.zip. Inside
the zip file look for the directory that matches your computer and copy that someplace
defined in your path (e.g. $HOME/bin).
Compiled versions are available for Mac OS X (amd64 processor), Linux (amd64), Windows
(amd64) and Rapsberry Pi (both ARM6 and ARM7)
Mac OS X
- Go to github.com/rsdoiel/mkpage/releases/latest
- Click on the green “mkpage-VERSION_NO-release.zip” link and download
- Open a finder window and find the downloaded file and unzip it (e.g. mkpage-VERSION_NO-release.zip)
- Look in the unziped folder and find dist/macosx-amd64/
- Drag (or copy) the files inside to a “bin” directory in your path
- e.g.
cp ~/Downloads/mkpage-VERSION_NO-release/dist/macosx-amd64/* ~/bin/
- Open and “Terminal” and run
mkpage -h
and run reldocpath -h
Windows
- Go to github.com/rsdoiel/mkpage/releases/latest
- Click on the green “mkpage-VERSION_NO-release.zip” link and download
- Open the file manager find the downloaded file and unzip it (e.g. mkpage-VERSION_NO-release.zip)
- Look in the unziped folder and find dist/windows-amd64/mkpage.exe
- Drag (or copy) the mkpage.exe, mkslides.exe, and other files ending in “.exe” to a “bin” directory in your path
- Open Bash and and run
mkpage -h
and run reldocpath -h
Linux
- Go to github.com/rsdoiel/mkpage/releases/latest
- Click on the green “mkpage-VERSION_NO-release.zip” link and download
- find the downloaded zip file and unzip it (e.g. unzip ~/Downloads/mkpage-VERSION_NO-release.zip)
- In the unziped directory and find for dist/linux-amd64/
- copy the fils in that directory to a “bin” directory
- e.g.
cp ~/Downloads/mkpage-VERSION_NO-release/dist/linux-amd64/* ~/bin/
- From the shell prompt run
mkpage -h
and run reldocpath -h
Raspberry Pi
If you are using a Raspberry Pi 2 or later use the ARM7 VERSION_NO, ARM6 is only for the first generaiton Raspberry Pi.
- Go to github.com/rsdoiel/mkpage/releases/latest
- Click on the green “mkpage-VERSION_NO-release.zip” link and download
- find the downloaded zip file and unzip it (e.g. unzip ~/Downloads/mkpage-VERSION_NO-release.zip)
- In the unziped directory and find for dist/raspberrypi-arm7/
- copy the files in that directory to a “bin” directory
- e.g.
cp ~/Downloads/mkpage-VERSION_NO-release/dist/raspberrypi-arm7/mkpage ~/bin/
- if you are using an original Raspberry Pi you should copy the ARM6 version instead
- From the shell prompt run
mkpage -h
and run reldocpath -h


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Back on February 3, 2009 Syntax Highlighting 2.0 was released. It is much nicer than the previous versions and the clipboard feature now works properly - It's also backward compatible or rather it upgrades the old 1.5 style to the 2.0 style without needing to touch all those old blog posts. Cool, ay?
Inspired by FaziBear, I am providing here a widget that can be used to add SH2.0 to your Blogger so you don't need to worry about the details or go through the trouble I did.
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New York names facilities that treated drug-resistant fungus, Candida auris
by WABCNEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- New York is the first state to release the names of medical facilities that have treated patients with a deadly, drug-resistant fungus that is spreading.
64 hospitals, 103 long-term care nursing homes, a long-term care hospital and three hospice units in New York have cared for patients with an especially virulent germ called Candida auris. Most of the patients were in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens.
New York health officials disclosed the names of the facilities because Candida auris has been spreading quickly.
Michael Craig, an antibiotic resistance expert for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, told the newspaper that someone in the United States dies of a resistant infection every 15 minutes.
Back in May, 7 On Your Side Investigates reported that health officials were refusing to identify the hospitals and nursing homes affected by the fungus.
"It's a very serious health threat," said Dr. Irwin Redlener, Columbia University professor and an expert on public health policy. "It's a superbug, meaning resistant to all-known antibiotics."
Hospitals, the Center for Disease Control, and New York City and state health departments had refused to give 7 On Your Side Investigates the names of the facilities where Candida auris has caused serious illness and deaths.
Related: Drug-resistant Candida auris spreads to New York City, New Jersey
Related: Sen. Schumer calls on CDC to declare emergency in fight against superbug
Jill Montag, a spokesperson for the New York State Department of Health, said at the time that officials were planning to include the name of the impacted facilities in their annual infection report.
Here is the list of hospitals that have cared for people with Candida auris Infection or Colonization, as of June 28, 2019.
Hospital Name - ID
New York County (Manhattan)
--Bellevue Hospital Center - 1438
--Harlem Hospital Center - 1445
--Henry J. Carter Specialty Hospital - 1486
--Lenox Hill Hospital - 1450
--Memorial Hospital for Cancer and Allied Diseases - 1453
--Metropolitan Hospital Center - 1454
--Mount Sinai Beth Israel - 1439
--Mount Sinai Hospital - 1456
--Mount Sinai West - 1466
--New York Presbyterian Hospital - Allen Hospital - 3975
--New York Presbyterian Hospital - Columbia Presbyterian Center - 1464
--New York Presbyterian Hospital - New York Weill Cornell Center - 1458
--New York-Presbyterian/Lower Manhattan Hospital - 1437
--NYU Langone Hospitals - 1463
--NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital - 1446
Queens County (Queens)
--Elmhurst Hospital Center - 1626
--Flushing Hospital Medical Center - 1628
--Jamaica Hospital Medical Center - 1629
--Long Island Jewish Forest Hills - 1638
--Long Island Jewish Medical Center - 1630
--Mount Sinai Hospital - Mount Sinai Hospital of Queens - 1639
--New York-Presbyterian/Queens - 1637
--Queens Hospital Center - 1633
--St. John's Episcopal Hospital So Shore - 1635
King County (Brooklyn)
--Brookdale Hospital Medical Center - 1286
--Brooklyn Hospital Center - Downtown Campus - 1288
--Calvary Hospital Inc (Brooklyn Campus) - 1175
--Coney Island Hospital - 1294
--Interfaith Medical Center - 1309
--Kings County Hospital Center - 1301
--Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center - 1315
--Maimonides Medical Center - 1305
--Mount Sinai Brooklyn - 1324
--New York Community Hospital of Brooklyn, Inc - 1293
--New York-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital - 1306
--NYU Langone Hospital-Brooklyn - 1304
--University Hospital of Brooklyn - 1320
--Woodhull Medical & Mental Health Center - 1692
--Wyckoff Heights Medical Center - 1318
Bronx County (Bronx)
--BronxCare Hospital Center (Concourse) - 1178
--Calvary Hospital Inc (Bronx Campus) - 1175
--Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center - 1172
--Montefiore Med Center - Jack D Weiler Hosp of A Einstein College Div - 3058
--Montefiore Medical Center - Henry and Lucy Moses Div - 1169
--Montefiore Medical Center - Wakefield Hospital - 1168
--S&H Health System - 1176
Richmond County (Staten Island)
--Richmond University Medical Center - 1738
--Staten Island University Hosp - North - 1740
--Staten Island University Hosp - South - 1737
Westchester County
--S&H - St. John's Division - 1097
--Westchester Medical Center - 1139
Rockland County
--Good Samaritan Hospital of Suffern - 0779
--Helen Hayes Hospital - 0775
--Montefiore Nyack - 0776
Nassau County
--North Shore University Hospital - 0541
--Glen Cove Hospital - 0490
--Mount Sinai South Nassau - 0527
--NYU Winthrop Hospital - 0511
Suffolk County
--Huntington Hospital - 0913
--Southside Hospital - 0924
--University Hospital - 0245
Orange County
--Orange Regional Medical Center - 0699
Dutchess County
--Vassar Brothers Medical Center - 0181
Albany County
--Albany Medical Center Hospital - 0001
Monroe County
--Rochester General Hospital - 0411
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Tulsi Gabbard and Kamala Harris Brawl at Democrat Debate
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) openly brawled during the Democrat debate in Atlanta, Georgia, on Wednesday.
by Kristina WongAfter Gabbard criticized the modern Democrat Party for being “influenced by the foreign policy establishment in Washington represented by Hillary Clinton” and by the “military industrial complex and other greedy corporate interests,” Harris decided to go after her:
I think it’s unfortunate that we have someone on this stage who is attempting to be the Democratic nominee for president of the United States who during the Obama administration spent four years full-time on Fox News criticizing President Obama, spent full-time criticizing people on this stage as affiliated with the Democratic Party.
She continued:
When Donald Trump was elected, not even sworn in, buddied up to Steve Bannon to get a meeting with Donald Trump in the Trump Tower, fails to call a war criminal by what he is as a war criminal, and then spends full time during the course of this campaign again criticizing the Democratic Party. What we need…is someone who has the ability to win.
Gabbard immediately hit back at Harris, saying that she was “trafficking in lies, and smears, and innuendos because she cannot challenge the substance of the argument that I’m making, the leadership and the change that I’m seeking to bring in our foreign policy.”
Gabbard added that it “only makes me guess that she will as president continue the status quo, continue the Bush-Clinton policy of regime change wars, which is deeply destructive.”
The bad blood between the two candidates began several debates ago, after Gabbard attacked Harris for laughing about smoking weed while putting people in jail for the same thing as California attorney general. Harris’s poll numbers sank after that exchange.
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All pages are rendered on request, using Angular Universal SSR.
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The Traditional Ballad Index is copyright ©2008 by Robert B. Waltz and David G. Engle.
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Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Serves
Makes 1 large pie
Making a pork pie in a loaf tin is so much easier than using the hand-raised technique. Serve in slices at picnics and barbecues.
For this recipe you will need a 900g/2lb loaf tin.
Grease a 900g/2lb loaf tin with oil or lard and line with baking paper.
For the filling, tip all the ingredients into a large mixing bowl apart from the chicken. Mix together using your hands until well incorporated. Season generously with salt and pepper. Take a teaspoon of the mixture and fry until cooked. Taste to check the seasoning and add more salt and pepper if necessary.
For the pastry, put 200ml/7fl oz water and the lard in a saucepan. Heat until the lard is melted, then bring to the boil.
Put the flour and salt in a large mixing bowl, pour in the melted lard mixture and stir well to combine using a wooden spoon. When cool enough to handle, knead in the bowl to form a smooth dough. Set aside a quarter of the dough and wrap in cling film.
Preheat the oven to 190C/170C Fan/Gas 5.
On a lightly floured work surface, roll out the remaining dough to about 1cm/½in thick. Use this to line the loaf tin, making sure that any tears or gaps in the pastry are filled. Roll out the reserved pastry to make the pie lid.
Fill the tin with alternating layers of the sausagemeat mixture and chicken slices. Cover with the lid and pinch the edges to seal. Cut off any excess pastry and make a hole in the middle of the lid using a sharp knife.
Brush the top of the pie with egg wash and bake for 1 hour 15–20 minutes. The pies are cooked when the centre of the meat filling reaches 74C on a meat thermometer and the pastry is deep, golden-brown. Leave to cool completely in the tin.


Math 4 Kids is a simple and fun interactive mobile web site kids can interact with to teach themselves Math and Math related concepts. Knowing and understanding Math is needed throughout life helping kids in there early years will give them a jump start at sucess.
This site also includes addition, subtraction, mutiplication and division calculators to help kids teach themselves math. Soon interactive equations will be added to each section to make learining more challenging and fun.


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I'm Jerry.
DevOps is a culture not a title. Play well with others. Automate all the things. Dev should know what's going on with ops and ops should know what's going on with dev. When we have effective communication and a good understanding of what's going on, we can accomplish pretty much anything.


Want the wide letterbox feature film look? No problem. We also film location footage and special effect mattes for feature films with our in-house super 35mm film camera package. In the above example for Anacondas, we filmed the New York open sequence using many specialty lenses including a 400mm telephoto lens. Notice the donut-shaped circles-of-confusion when we pull-focus with this long lens. Notice also the background matte street shot of 42nd street - seen reflected in the above photo.


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Provides a way to asynchronous lookup informations from DNS-Servers.
Represent a Mail-Exchange-Record (MX) which was resolved for a domain.
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GAL Project Management
Time
20 days
Cost
£4,150
Resources
- Instructional Designer
- Digital Designer
- Proof reader/Editorial
- Video/Audio expert
- Adobe Flash
- Adobe Character Animator
- Adobe After Effects
Project overview
Our in-house animation team devised a project-specific character to integrate into our GAL offering, using programs such as Adobe Character Animator and Adobe Flash. The mixed, personalised approach features a hand-drawn ‘coach’ who provides an instant access point to learning content, acting as a host, connecting each section, and introducing the content. The character was voiced by a Senior Partner, recorded in our London studio and synched with the final product in post-production. This approach personalised the course from the start, and proved an imaginative way to convey the client’s message.
Over the course of 7 months, EY collaborated with DesignLab on designing and developing an Academy that aimed at upskilling Assurance colleagues who have recently been promoted to New Seniors. As a result of this collaboration, we designed a curriculum using a blend of various learning modules like Virtual Instructor-Led Training, You-Tube style eBriefings and a number of digital knowledge check modalities.
We worked on designing a short opening video, which would introduce learners to the course and inject excitement right from the beginning. To do that, we knew we needed to create something a little bit different. Our designers did a fantastic job doing just that and came up with a concept of positioning project management in the context of every-day life activities like going to the cinema or weekly shopping. This, in combination with a multitude of colourful graphics, background music and a simple, sharp message, resulted in a unique audio-visual peace that creates instant interest and presents a complex concept in a simple and relatable way. It was new, fresh and unexpected!
Mary Glowacka - Senior, PAS
Animation: Character Level 2 Full Mobility //
Anti-Money Laundering and KYC
Time
40 days
Cost
£8,625
Resources
- Project Manager
- Animator
- Instructional Designer
- Proof reader/Editorial
- Video/Audio expert
- Flash
- After Effects
- Adobe Premiere
Project overview
With our ‘level 2’ animated character, with full mobility, the sky’s the limit. We will produce a fully-mobile character with a range of actions, gestures and facial expressions. This is one high-level example of this style. Our motion graphics animator, a natural digital storyteller, knew that having a distinctive, narrative concept would underpin the project’s theme and make the character’s journey more engaging and memorable. Working with our instructional designer, project manager, and two other motion graphics designers, this asset was successfully produced with an innovative and creative blend of storyboarding, illustration, character animation, sound design, video editing and compositing.
This animation was the introduction to a broader learning solution for our client so it was important it captured our learners’ interest immediately. Design Lab worked closely with our engagement team to ensure we achieved the best result possible for our client’s needs and created a really engaging product. The level of animation and storyline were really impressive, as was the team’s patience and professionalism as the project progressed.
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Infographics //
BEPS and People Agenda
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35 days
Cost
£6,500
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- Project Manager
- Digital Designer
- Video/Audio Expert
- Proofreader/ Editorial
- Adobe Flash
- Adobe After Effects
Project overview
Utilising our highly-skilled Design team, we produced an accessible bite-sized video around Base Erosion and Profit Shifting, or BEPS. Working from a narrative script created by the client and finessed by a member of our Editorial team, our designer used Adobe Flash and After Effects to develop a content-rich series of infographics, drawing out key learning moments and information. The use of an infographic allowed us to present complex technical information in an easy-to-digest way and reinforced the central message of the voiceover visually.
Working with the Design Lab Digital Designer was an absolute pleasure. She was clearly skilled at her job but also had a very obvious will to complete the best possible product and asked high quality and pertinent questions. I could not have asked for more.
Ernie McDade - Director, PAS
Animation: Hand-sketched //
Organisation and talent in a digital world
Time
45 days
Cost
£15,468
Resources
- Project Manager
- Digital Designer
- Proof reader/Editorial
- Video/Audio expert
- VideoScribe
- Digital whiteboard
Project overview
Hand-sketched animations give videos an organic feel and an engaging, visual narrative to follow. One such animation we produced was a 6-minute video, and came to being after a process of concepts, storyboarding, narrative scriptwriting, and a huge number of exceptionally-detailed, hand-drawn animations. The drawings were conceptualised not just to supplement the narration, but to stand up as miniature illustrated stories in their own right, so our digital and instructional designers worked together to craft the animated journey you see above.
It was a pleasure to work with the DesignLab team. We are extremely happy with the final product and look forward to showcasing this work with our clients and internal EY colleagues. It was a challenging initiative to bring together various stakeholders, who had different opinions, and feedback that needed to be addressed. The DesignLab team managed this very well and ensured that all parties were happy with the final video, which required a lot of extra effort on their part.
It was amazing to see how they brought the story to life from a simple concept, to a video that completely illustrates our thought leadership. The design team was extremely patient with our requests, specifically Stewart Brown, the Designer. We were very impressed with his creativity, and the quality of the illustrations, especially considering our storyline completely changed from the initial briefing. In addition, the project management from both Anayah and Hazarun was excellent.


COX
A multisubunit enzyme complex containing CYTOCHROME A GROUP; CYTOCHROME A3; two copper atoms; and 13 different protein subunits. It is the terminal oxidase complex of the RESPIRATORY CHAIN and collects electrons that are transferred from the reduced CYTOCHROME C GROUP and donates them to molecular OXYGEN, which is then reduced to water. The redox reaction is simultaneously coupled to the transport of PROTONS across the inner mitochondrial membrane.
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--- layout: post tags: [AutoFixture] date: 2009-06-01 12:35:18 UTC title: "Setting Property Values While Building Anonymous Variables With AutoFixture" --- {% include JB/setup %}
In my previous post I described how the Build method can be used to customize how a single anonymous variable is created.
A common customization is to set a property value during creation. In most cases, this can simply be done after the anonymous variable has been created (so the following is not an AutoFixture customization):
var mc = fixture.CreateAnonymous<MyClass>(); mc.MyText = "Ploeh";
By default, AutoFixture assigns anonymous values to all writable properties, but since they are writable, you can always explicitly give them different values if you care.
However, there are situations when a property is writable, but can't take just any value of its type. Sometimes this is a sign that you should reconsider your API, as I've previously described, but it may also be a legitimate situation.
Consider a Filter class that has Min and Max properties. To be semantically correct, the Min property must be less than or equal to the Max property. Each property is implemented like this:
public int Min { get { return this.min; } set { if (value > this.Max) { throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("value"); } this.min = value; } }
When you ask AutoFixture to create an instance of the Filter class, it will throw an exception because it's attempting to set the Min property after the Max property, and the default algorithm for numbers is to return numbers in an increasing sequence. (In this example, the Min property is being assigned a value after the Max property, but AutoFixture has no contract that states that the order in which properties are assigned is guaranteed.) In other words, this throws an exception:
var f = fixture.CreateAnonymous<Filter>();
To solve this problem, we will have to customize the assignment of the Min and Max properties, before we ask AutoFixture to create an instance of the Filter class. Here's how to do that:
int min = fixture.CreateAnonymous<int>(); int max = min + 1; var f = fixture.Build<Filter>() .With(s => s.Max, max) .With(s => s.Min, min) .CreateAnonymous();
The With method lets you specify an expression that identifies a property, as well as the value that should be assigned to that property. When you do that, AutoFixture will never attempt to assign an anonymous value to that property, but will instead use the value you specified.
In most cases, just creating a truly anonymous instance and subsequently explicitly assigning any significant values is easier, but using the Build method with one or more calls to the With method gives you the power to override any property assignments before the instance is created.


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This package provides extentions for membership and flush. Membership notifications are full member views that ensure that all the members that belong to this view in a certain time are alive and can receive messages. The Flush functionality ensures that if a member belongs to a view V, it receives all messages that are sent on view V, unless it does not belong to the next view (it means that the member died). Using the flush functionality, all members receive a block notification. Upon this notification, all members should flush pending messages and notify the end of the flush with a blockOk. After this notification, all alive members will receive a new view.
This interface can be used in partitionable systems or with a system that use the primary-partition approach. In this case, a member that does not belong to a primary partition can not receive any view until it is reintegrated again in the primary partition. If there are intermediate views, the member should be removed from the group and rejoin later.