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Introduction: RStudio is an IDE for R. It gives the language a bit of a slickness factor it so badly needs. The nice thing about the software, beside good looks, is that it integrates console, help pages, plots and editor (if you want it) in one place. For example, instead of switching for help to a web browser, you have it right next to the console. The same thing with plots: in place of the usual overlapping windows, all plots go to one pane where you can navigate back and forth between them with arrows. You can save a plot as an image or as a PDF. While saving as image you are presented with a preview and you get to choose the image format and size. That’s the kind of detail that shows how RStudio makes working with R better. You can have up to four panes on the screen: console source / data plots / help / files history and workspace Arrange them in any way you like. The source pane has a run button, so you can execute the current line of code in the console, or selec
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The WebSocket Protocol enables two-way communication between a client and server. The protocol consists of an opening handshake followed by basic message framing, layered over TCP. The goal of this technology is to provide a mechanism for browser-based applications that need two-way communication with servers that does not rely on opening multiple HTTP connections.
Ninja v6.2.0+ includes comprehensive support for WebSockets. While designed to work with the standard Java WebSocket standard (JSR-356), Ninja includes a number of useful features beyond JSR-356 to make working with web sockets simpler.
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public class Routes implements ApplicationRoutes { @Override public void init(Router router) { router.WS().route("/echo").with(EchoWebSocket::handshake); router.WS().route("/chats/{id}").with(ChatWebSocket::handshake); } }
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The Enterprise Ontology (EO) aims at establishing a common conceptualization on the Entreprise domain, including organizations, organizational units, people, roles, teams and projects.
Currently, it as considered external to SEON.
Networked ontologies used by EO:
| Ontology | Relation | Integration Level |
| UFO - Unified Foundational Ontology | The EO concepts are derived from UFO (mostly social entities from UFO-C). | High |
Figure 1 presents the conceptual model of the Teams.
Figure 1. Teams conceptual model.
Project Team
Organizational Team
Team Membership
Figure 2 presents the conceptual model of the Job Plan and Roles.
Figure 2. Job Plan and Roles conceptual model.
No definition in Astah file
No definition in Astah file
Figure 3 presents the conceptual model of the Organizational Structure subontology.
Figure 3. Organizational Structure conceptual model.
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Figure 4 presents the conceptual model of the HR Management subontology.
Figure 4. HR Management conceptual model.
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The following table shows the definitions for EO concepts.
| Concept | Definition |
| Allocation Unit |
|
| Business Role |
|
| Complex Organizational Unit |
|
| Complex Standalone Formal Organization |
|
| Employment |
|
| Employment Type |
|
| Formal Organization |
|
| Formal Organization Employer |
|
| Formal Organization Member Type |
|
| Formal Organization Type |
|
| Human Resource |
|
| Human Resource Role |
|
| Job Plan |
|
| Multi Formal Organization |
|
| OU Assignment |
|
| OU Assignment Type |
|
| OU Member |
|
| Organization | Same as UFO::Organization. A Social Agent involving people and other agents and facilities with an arrangement of responsibilities, authorities and relationships. Ex.: A company, an enterprise, a software house. |
| Organizational Role | A Social Role, recognized by the Organization, assigned to Agents when they are hired, included in a team, allocated or participating in activities.
Ex.: System Analyst, Designer, Programmer, Client Organization. |
| Organizational Team |
|
| Organizational Unit |
|
| Organizational Unit Type |
|
| Project | A Social Object as a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service, or result.
Ex.: A project to produce a software on demand. |
| Project Team |
|
| Simple Organizational Unit |
|
| Simple Standalone Formal Organization |
|
| Standalone Formal Organization |
|
| Team | Social Agent representing a group of people with a defined purpose.
Ex.: a Testing team, a Quality Assurance team, a Deployment team. |
| Team Member |
|
| Team Membership |
|
| Team Purpose |
|
<<role>> Allocation Unit |
Allocation Unit <>-- OU Member <<memberOf>>
OU Assignment (1..*) assigns to (1..1) Allocation Unit <<mediation>>
<<2ndOT>> Business Role |
Business Role (0..*) covers (0..*) Business Role
Business Role (1..*) (0..*) OU Member <<instantiation>>
OU Assignment Type (0..*) mediates business role (1..*) Business Role
Formal Organization Member Type (1..*) covers (0..*) Business Role
| Complex Organizational Unit |
Complex Organizational Unit (0..1) <>-- (2..*) Simple Organizational Unit <<material>>
| Complex Standalone Formal Organization |
Complex Standalone Formal Organization (1..1) <>-- (2..*) Organizational Unit <<material>>
<<relator>> Employment |
Employment (0..*) made by (1..1) Formal Organization Employer <<mediation>>
Employment (1..*) employs (1..1) Human Resource <<mediation>>
Employment (0..*) to act as (1..1) Organizational Role <<mediation>>
Employment Type (1..1) (0..*) Employment <<instantiation>>
OU Assignment (0..*) refers to (1..1) Employment
<<2ndOT>> Employment Type |
Employment Type (0..*) mediates org type (1..*) Formal Organization Type
Employment Type (0..*) mediates org member type (1..*) Formal Organization Member Type
Employment Type (1..1) (0..*) Employment <<instantiation>>
<<kind>> Formal Organization |
Formal Organization Type (1..*) (0..*) Formal Organization <<instantiation>>
<<role>> Formal Organization Employer |
Formal Organization Employer <>-- Human Resource <<memberOf>>
Employment (0..*) made by (1..1) Formal Organization Employer <<mediation>>
<<2ndOT>> Formal Organization Member Type |
Formal Organization Member Type (1..*) covers (0..*) Business Role
Formal Organization Member Type (1..*) (0..*) Human Resource <<instantiation>>
Employment Type (0..*) mediates org member type (1..*) Formal Organization Member Type
<<2ndOT>> Formal Organization Type |
Formal Organization Type (0..*) is compatible with org type (0..*) Formal Organization Type
Formal Organization Type (0..*) is compatible with unit type (0..*) Organizational Unit Type
Formal Organization Type (1..*) (0..*) Formal Organization <<instantiation>>
Employment Type (0..*) mediates org type (1..*) Formal Organization Type
<<role>> Human Resource |
Employment (1..*) employs (1..1) Human Resource <<mediation>>
Formal Organization Employer <>-- Human Resource <<memberOf>>
Formal Organization Member Type (1..*) (0..*) Human Resource <<instantiation>>
<<2ndOT>> Human Resource Role |
<<kind>> Job Plan |
Job Plan (1..1) defines (1..*) Organizational Role
Job Plan (0..*) recognized by (1..1) Organization
| Multi Formal Organization |
Multi Formal Organization (0..1) <>-- (2..*) Standalone Formal Organization <<material>>
<<relator>> OU Assignment |
OU Assignment (1..*) assigns (1..1) OU Member <<mediation>>
OU Assignment (1..*) assigns to (1..1) Allocation Unit <<mediation>>
OU Assignment (0..*) refers to (1..1) Employment
OU Assignment Type (1..1) (0..*) OU Assignment <<instantiation>>
<<2ndOT>> OU Assignment Type |
OU Assignment Type (0..*) mediates ou type (1..*) Organizational Unit Type
OU Assignment Type (0..*) mediates business role (1..*) Business Role
OU Assignment Type (1..1) (0..*) OU Assignment <<instantiation>>
<<role>> OU Member |
OU Assignment (1..*) assigns (1..1) OU Member <<mediation>>
Allocation Unit <>-- OU Member <<memberOf>>
Business Role (1..*) (0..*) OU Member <<instantiation>>
<<category>> Organization |
Organization (1..1) has (0..*) Organizational Team
Organizational Intended Process (0..*) defined for (1..1) Organization
Job Plan (0..*) recognized by (1..1) Organization
Standard Process Definition Document (0..*) recognized by (1..*) Organization
Performed Organizational Process (0..*) performed in (1..1) Organization
<<2ndOT>> Organizational Role |
Standard Activity (0..*) is to be performed by (0..*) Organizational Role
Employment (0..*) to act as (1..1) Organizational Role <<mediation>>
Stakeholder Participation (0..*) acts as (1..1) Organizational Role
Operational Definition of Measure (0..*) indicates (0..1) Organizational Role
Team Membership (0..*) is to play (1..1) Organizational Role <<mediation>>
Job Plan (1..1) defines (1..*) Organizational Role
Stakeholder Allocation (0..*) to act as (1..1) Organizational Role <<material>>
Intended Activity (0..*) is to be performed by (0..*) Organizational Role
<<subkind>> Organizational Team |
Organization (1..1) has (0..*) Organizational Team
<<kind>> Organizational Unit |
Complex Standalone Formal Organization (1..1) <>-- (2..*) Organizational Unit <<material>>
Organizational Unit Type (1..*) (0..*) Organizational Unit <<instantiation>>
<<2ndOT>> Organizational Unit Type |
Organizational Unit Type (0..*) is compatible with subunit type (0..*) Organizational Unit Type
Organizational Unit Type (1..*) (0..*) Organizational Unit <<instantiation>>
OU Assignment Type (0..*) mediates ou type (1..*) Organizational Unit Type
Formal Organization Type (0..*) is compatible with unit type (0..*) Organizational Unit Type
<<kind>> Project |
Project (1..1) has (0..*) Project Team
<<subkind>> Project Team |
Project (1..1) has (0..*) Project Team
| Simple Organizational Unit |
Complex Organizational Unit (0..1) <>-- (2..*) Simple Organizational Unit <<material>>
| Simple Standalone Formal Organization |
| Standalone Formal Organization |
Multi Formal Organization (0..1) <>-- (2..*) Standalone Formal Organization <<material>>
<<kind>> Team |
Team (1..1) has (1..*) Team Purpose
Team (1..1) done for (1..*) Team Membership <<mediation>>
<<role>> Team Member |
Team Member (1..1) allocates (1..*) Team Membership <<mediation>>
<<relator>> Team Membership |
Team Membership (0..*) is to play (1..1) Organizational Role <<mediation>>
Team (1..1) done for (1..*) Team Membership <<mediation>>
Team Member (1..1) allocates (1..*) Team Membership <<mediation>>
<<mode>> Team Purpose |
Team (1..1) has (1..*) Team Purpose


Between 24 and 27 July 2014, a total of 122 new cases of Ebola virus disease (EVD; laboratory-confirmed, probable, and suspect cases) as well as 57 deaths were reported from Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria, and Sierra Leone. The Ebola epidemic trend in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone remains precarious with ongoing community and health-facility transmissions of infection. The surge in the number of new EVD cases calls for concentrated efforts by all to address the identified problems, such as health facility transmission and effective contact tracing.
On 29 July 2014, the National IHR Focal Point for Nigeria confirmed that the probable EVD case notified to WHO on 27 July 2014 was symptomatic at the time of arrival in Nigeria and that 59 contacts (15 from among the airport staff and 44 from the hospital) have been identified so far. The report also confirms that the patient travelled by air and arrived in Lagos, Nigeria, on 20 July via Lomé, Togo, and Accra, Ghana. The sample from this case is yet to be sent to the WHO Collaborating Centre at the Institute Pasteur in Dakar, Senegal, due to refusal by courier companies to transport this sample. Though only one probable case has been detected so far in Nigeria, Ebola virus infection in this country represents a significant development in the course of this outbreak.
National authorities in Ghana, Nigeria, and Togo continue to work closely with WHO and it partners in identification of contacts and contact tracing as well as in preparing response plans.
In an effort to accelerate the response to the current EVD outbreak in West Africa, the Director General of WHO and other senior managers continue to hold discussions with the donor community, development partners, and international agencies at a global level. Focus of the discussion has centered on the need to rapidly deploy additional human and financial resources that will help interrupt Ebola transmission and end the outbreak.
Efforts are currently ongoing to scale up and strengthen all aspects of the response in the four countries, including epidemiologic investigations, contact tracing, public information and community mobilization, case management and infection prevention and control, coordination, and staff security. WHO is also working closely with various partners to finalize the national response plans that define urgent response needs in line with the Accra strategy adopted by Member States.
WHO and it partners – GOARN, CDC, MSF, UNICEF, IFRC, Institute Pasteur of Dakar, Save the Children, Plan Guinea, and others – continue to work together through the Sub-regional Ebola Outbreak Coordination Center (SEOCC) in Conakry to accelerate the control of this outbreak.
WHO does not recommend any travel or trade restrictions is applied to Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria, or Sierra Leone based on the current information available for this event.
New cases and deaths attributable to EVD continue to be reported by the Ministries of Health in the four West African countries of Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria and Sierra Leone. Between 24 and 27 July 2014, 122 new cases (laboratory-confirmed, probable, and suspect cases) of EVD and 57 deaths were reported from the four countries as follows: Guinea, 33 new cases and 20 deaths; Liberia, 80 new cases and 27 deaths; Nigeria, 1 case and 1 death; Sierra Leone, 8 new cases and 9 deaths.
As of 27 July 2014, the cumulative number of cases attributed to EVD in the four countries stands at 1 323 including 729 deaths. The distribution and classification of the cases are as follows: Guinea, 460 cases (336 confirmed, 109 probable, and 15 suspected) including 339 deaths; Liberia, 329 cases (100 confirmed, 128 probable, and 101 suspected) including 156 deaths; Nigeria, 1 case (1 probable who died); and Sierra Leone, 533 cases (473 confirmed, 38 probable, and 22 suspected) including 233 deaths.
| New (1) | Confirmed | Probable | Suspect | Totals by country | |
| Guinea | |||||
| Cases | 33 | 336 | 109 | 15 | 460 |
| Deaths | 20 | 218 | 109 | 12 | 339 |
| Liberia | |||||
| Cases | 80 | 100 | 128 | 101 | 329 |
| Deaths | 27 | 72 | 62 | 22 | 156 |
| Nigeria | |||||
| Cases | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Deaths | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Sierra Leone | |||||
| Cases | 8 | 473 | 38 | 22 | 533 |
| Deaths | 9 | 195 | 33 | 5 | 233 |
| Totals | |||||
| Cases | 122 | 909 | 276 | 138 | 1323 |
| Deaths | 57 | 485 | 205 | 39 | 729 |
| 1. New cases were reported between 24 and 27 July 2014. |
The total number of cases is subject to change due to reclassification, retrospective investigation, consolidation of cases and laboratory data, and enhanced surveillance. Data reported in the Disease Outbreak News are based on best available information reported by Ministries of Health.


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John Carpenter's "In the Mouth of Madness" Directed by John Carpenter Written by Michael De Luca With Sam Neill, Julie Carmen, Jurgen Porchnow, Charlton Heston
IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS is one of those story-within-a-story movies, like THE LAST ACTION HERO and the last Freddie film. Given the only occasional success of these films, one wonders why they keep getting made; perhaps writers like the fun of writing, effectively, about themselves.
The problem with this kind of movie is that it is very hard to motivate belief in the characters, because they are portrayed as being nothing more than a fiction. In the absence of belief there is no reason to care about what happens to them and hence no reason to care about the film. The result, in spite of whatever technical skill the director shows for horror films, is that the film falls flat.
Another problem with the film is John Carpenter's failure to make any of his characters outside the central one three-dimensional. Sam Neill is the complete character here, and he is right up until the end, when he finally succumbs to the arbitrary manipulations of the script.
Julie Carmen is okay through about half the film, when she starts acting odd. I suppose this is supposed to be the result of the book taking her over, or something like that, but it comes across as dull and strange. Charlton Heston and Jurgen Porchnow have small, inconsequential parts.
I did like quite a bit of the film, though. John Carpenter is a real expert at making you jump; he excels at the technical aspects of horror film direction. And there's some oddness early on, when the Sam Neill character comes on to the Julie Carmen character and she turns him down. It's just a little creepy and unmotivated and you get the feeling something odd is going on, but you don't know what. I don't think that Carpenter intended the scene to play this way but it is effective in advancing the theme of the film nevertheless.
The main technical problem underlying all of this is that making a film where you would actually care about the characters and plot would require too much background. You would have to be familiar with "Sutter Cain"'s novels, know about the plots the characters in the film think they're caught in, etc. This is far too much background for a feature-length film.
I have, however, a solution. It would be for the filmmakers to drop the shallow and perhaps legally actionable (assuming King wasn't involved in this movie; somebody King did the production, so maybe I'm wrong) pretense that they're talking about someone other than Stephen King when they refer to the best-selling author of all these horror books and successful movies. Instead, they should've made a film where Stephen King really is the author and the town Sam Neill and Julie Carmen end up in is Castle Rock (not "Hobbe's End", which is a reference to "Crouch End," a Stephen King short story); let the dog the children are chasing be Cujo, and the children themselves those of the corn. Then those of us who follow Stephen King's prolific career would have familiar characters to care about and the fun of finding references to his novels and other films; the rest of the audience would at least have a few points of reference. It could have been a great, fun film instead of this technically good but in the end disappointing piece.
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At the end of the page, you can also find the link to return to the simulation and change the initial parameters.
Through this line chart, we can visualize the trend over time (in years). The chart shows the total population variation throughout time, as well as divided into three categories: adult females, adult males, and juveniles of both genders. The confidence interval for the total population limits is 99%.
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Introduction¶
The VLP-16 creates 360◦ 3D images by using 16 laser/detector pairs mounted in a compact housing. The housing rapidly spins and the lasers fire thousands of times per second, providing a 3D point cloud in real time. Figure 1 shows an imaging system where LiDAR is used.
Some of the important features include:
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- Vertical Field of View of 30◦
- Rotational speed of 5-20 rotations per second (adjustable)
- Returns of up to 100m (useful range depends on application).
Software Installation¶
The following guide walks you through the installation steps for using the VeloView software that comes with Velodyne VLP-16. This guide developed by installing the software on system running Ubuntu 16.04LTS. For installation steps on other platforms refer the site VeloView wiki and downloads.
Installation steps:
1. Getting the source code
Open the terminal and change the directory where you want to install the software. Then use the following command to pull the source files.
Note: This assumes git is already installed on the system, if not use $ sudo apt-get install git command before following the next steps.
$ git clone git://public.kitware.com/VeloView.git
2. Configuring and building
- First we need to install all the dependencies if they are already not installed. Follow the instructions below to set it up on your system:
$ sudo apt-get install cmake-curses-gui
$ sudo apt-get install build-essential
$ sudo apt-get install libboost-all-dev
$ sudo apt-get install libxt-dev
$ sudo apt-get install libbz2-dev
$ sudo apt-get install libqt4-dev
$ sudo apt-get install qt4-default
$ sudo apt-get install qt4-dev-tools
$ sudo apt-get install zlib1g-dev
- Next, we need to check the installed version of cmake. To do this use cmake –version in the terminal. Note that CMake >= 3.2 is sufficient to build VeloView.
If this is not the case after running cmake –version, follow the next step, others can skip the following commands and read further.
$ sudo apt-get install software-properties-common
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:george-edison55/cmake-3.x
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install --reinstall cmake
- On Linux, libpcap can either be installed as a package or built from source. If you want to build from source, you would additionally need to install flex and byacc. This guide uses the package version.
$ sudo apt-get install libpcap-dev
- Now go back to the directory where you cloned the git repository for VeloView if already not there, then execute:
$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ cmake -DENABLE_veloview:BOOL=ON ../Superbuild
This may not succeed, and might fail with an error as shown in figure below:
In this case change back to VeloView directory and execute the following com- mands:
ccmake Superbuild
This will open CMake configuration file in the terminal. Enable the options shown below by navigating to the option and pressing the Enter key.
ENABLE_veloview=ON
USE_SYSTEM_boost=ON
USE_SYSTEM_python=ON
USE_SYSTEM_qt=ON
Note: All the options might not be on the same page, in such a scenario press c to configure by enabling the options available, this will bring up other options and continue the process.
Once all the options are enabled press g, which will save the configurations and exit.
At this point try the command below again
cmake -DENABLE_veloview:BOOL=ON ../Superbuild
Other possible reason for failure would be your system has both Qt4 and Qt5 installed, in which case you need to choose Qt4 before building. To do that, run the following in the bash:
$ export Qt_SELECT=qt14
Now you should see the message Configuring done and Build files have been written to build directory as shown in the screeenshot in Figure 3.
Figure 4 shows VeloView software running the sample data downloaded from [2] Sample data for the VeloView application.


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{% leaflet_map "gis" callback="window.our_layers" %}
SUMMARY DASHBOARD
- {{applied_reserves.count}} Number of Pending Approvals
- {{approved_airspaces_count}} Number of Approved Flights
- {{rejected_airspaces_count}} Number of Rejected Flights
- x Commercial Flights Pending Approvals
- x Private Flights Pending Approvals
- x Clubs Flights Pending Approvals
{% for applied_reserve in applied_reserves %}
{% endfor %}
{% else %}
{% endif %}
{% endblock %}
Time to Flight: {{applied_reserve.get_start_datetime | timeuntil }}
Start: {{applied_reserve.start_day | naturalday}} {{applied_reserve.start_time}}
End: {{applied_reserve.end}}
- Applicant: {{applied_reserve.created_by.get_full_name}}
- Company: {{applied_reserve.created_by.userprofile.organization.organization_details}}
Approval Status: {{applied_reserve.get_status_display}}
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01 Cover page.pdf
02 Contents list and introduction.pdf
03 Newsletter.pdf
04 Record of Amendments.pdf
05 Amendments.pdf
06 Volume 3 Part 1 Section 1 - Central Processor.pdf
07 Volume 3 Part 1 Section 2 - Paper Tape Equipment.pdf
08 Volume 3 Part 1 Section 2 Figures.pdf
09 Volume 3 Part 1 Section 3 - Teleprinter.pdf
10 Volume 3 Part 1 Section 3 Figures.pdf
11 Volume 3 Part 2 Section 1 - Notes on Program Operating.pdf
12 Volume 3 Part 2 Section 2 - Operating Procedures for SIR Programs.pdf
13 Volume 3 Part 2 Section 3 - Operating procedure for ALGOL Programs.pdf
13 Volume 3 Part 2 Section 3 Operating procedure for ALGOL Programs.pdf
14 Volume 3 Part 2 Section 4 - Operating procedures for FORTRAN Programs.pdf
15 Volume 3 Part 2 Section 5 - Operation of Utility Programs.pdf
16 Volume 3 Part 4 Section 1 - 9kcs Magnetic Tape System.pdf
17 Volume 3 Part 4 Section 1 Figure 2.pdf
18 Volume 3 Part 4 Section 3 - Digital Plotter.pdf
19 Volume 3 Part 4 Section 3 Figure D.pdf
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Three years ago, Rachel Scott's son Braden, then just 5-years-old, suddenly lost his ability to swallow. Days later, he was paralyzed, losing the ability to move everything but his left hand's fingers.
It took a full week before doctors finally diagnosed him with acute flaccid myelitis, or AFM, an extremely rare condition similar to polio.
"He's still fed through a tube because he still can't swallow ... but we're confident that if we had known sooner, we could have stopped it from spreading, and perhaps the effects wouldn't have been as severe," Scott told Good Morning America.
Rachel has since been advocating for AFM awareness, sharing Braden's story on Facebook, and that caught the attention of Elizabeth Cardone.
"I remember seeing this and just being struck in my core of this family and what a just horrific and tragic thing they were dealing with. You go from a common cold to on life support," she said.
Then, last month, Cardone noticed similar symptoms in her two-year-old son Corbin. First, he developed a cold, but once he started recovering from his respiratory problems, Corbin suddenly collapsed in his crib.
"It probably was seconds before I connected the dots ... (he) all of a sudden had this sudden onset weakness, and I immediately thought of Braden. I immediately thought of AFM," she said.
Knowing the signs, she messaged Scott, who was then a complete stranger, and asked her what to do.
Using Scott's advice, Cardone asked Corbin's pediatrician if he could possibly have AFM.
Cardone's instincts were right: Her son was diagnosed with AFM, but he was also treated immediately.
Four days after losing his ability to walk, Corbin was on his feet again.
"He ran out of the hospital ... We carried him in unable to walk, and very weak in his legs. He didn't have any reflexes in his lower extremities, and two weeks later he ran out. He's made a full recovery," Cardone said.
AFM is extremely rare and actually spikes every other year.
So far, the Centers for Disease Control confirmed 28 cases this year compared to more than 200 in 2018.


This version uses a JavaScript module. Also, it uses jquery.bsAlerts.js to display notices, which is bound via a snippet.
This example demonstrates the use of JsonCallbackAnonFunc to pass an anonymous function to a JavaScript module that calls a JValue => JsCmd function on the server. The returned JsCmd is then executed on the client.
Submit the form and see in the logs the data sent via ajax to the server and sent back to the client via a notice.
This demonstrates the use of AjaxCallbackAnonFunc to pass an anonymous function to a JavaScript module that calls a () => JsCmd function on the server. The returned JsCmd is then executed on the client.
This just sends a success notice back to the client.
This demonstrates triggering the "add-alerts" event to send a warning directly to the client. No server calls are made.


public abstract class Collideable
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) double |
hitBoxRadiusX
hitBoxRadiusX - double x radius of the hitbox
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(package private) double |
hitBoxRadiusY
hitBoxRadiusY - double y radius of the hitbox
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(package private) double |
hitBoxX
hitBoxX - double x position of the hitbox
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(package private) double |
hitBoxY
hitBoxY - double y position of the hitbox
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Collideable() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
abstract int |
getCollisionStatus()
This method returns 0 if there is no collision, 1 if there is collision with the dolphin, and 2 if there is
collision with the net.
|
double hitBoxX
double hitBoxY
double hitBoxRadiusX
double hitBoxRadiusY


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Clearly immigration, trade and terrorism were key issues that swayed electoral opinion in a very significant way, just as they did in the UK, and probably will in the European referendums and elections to come.
Clearly immigration, trade and terrorism were key issues that swayed electoral opinion in a very significant way, just as they did in the UK, and probably will in the European referendums and elections to come.
Clearly immigration, trade and terrorism were key issues that swayed electoral opinion in a very significant way, just as they did in the UK, and probably will in the European referendums and elections to come.
Clearly immigration, trade and terrorism were key issues that swayed electoral opinion in a very significant way, just as they did in the UK, and probably will in the European referendums and elections to come.
Clearly immigration, trade and terrorism were key issues that swayed electoral opinion in a very significant way, just as they did in the UK, and probably will in the European referendums and elections to come.
Clearly immigration, trade and terrorism were key issues that swayed electoral opinion in a very significant way, just as they did in the UK, and probably will in the European referendums and elections to come.
Clearly immigration, trade and terrorism were key issues that swayed electoral opinion in a very significant way, just as they did in the UK, and probably will in the European referendums and elections to come.
Clearly immigration, trade and terrorism were key issues that swayed electoral opinion in a very significant way, just as they did in the UK, and probably will in the European referendums and elections to come.
Clearly immigration, trade and terrorism were key issues that swayed electoral opinion in a very significant way, just as they did in the UK, and probably will in the European referendums and elections to come.
Clearly immigration, trade and terrorism were key issues that swayed electoral opinion in a very significant way, just as they did in the UK, and probably will in the European referendums and elections to come.


This page serves as an example of how to use relative urls with templates! (This is the relative_url_templates.html file.)


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--- layout: post title: The Ansible progress so far! date: 2019-08-03 08:32:56.000000000 +05:30 type: post parent_id: '0' published: true password: '' status: publish tags: [Daily Logs, Linux SysAdmin, Projects, DevOps, Ansible] meta: timeline_notification: '1564801379' _publicize_job_id: '33587630641' author: login: priyankasaggu119 email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: priyankasaggu119 first_name: '' last_name: '' permalink: "/2019/08/03/the-ansible-progress-so-far/" ---
August 2, 2019
[Note: This post will cover the work progress from last 2 days, i.e. August 1st and 2nd.]
I am learning ansible now. It was not a really smooth passage to the point where I am right now in ansible. But today, with literally lots of efforts, I finally managed to run some first few ansible-playbooks on a remote node.
(Maybe, it's not ansible which is hard to learn, but my curiosity/stupidity to jump into multiple things at the same time, made it an absolute pain in the brain.)
From past 4-5 days, I was just struggling to get myself a proper setup, where I can test my ansible-playbooks. And it was not happening only. It may be because I was thinking like I can experiment on multiple things at the same time (like working on Docker containers for the VMs). If I try to put my problems in a chronological order, it will look something like this:
# In your ansible.cfg change "remote_temp" variable to the following.
remote_tmp = /tmp/.ansible-${USER}/tmp
Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock-frontend - open (13: Permission denied)\nE: Unable to acquire the dpkg frontend lock (/var/lib/dpkg/lock-frontend)
And I did exhaustive search and tried almost every possible solution on web to check this, but it didn't happened to be solved. So, finally had to change the playbook.
Now, after changing the playbook and adding certain other values, like setting up "become" and "become_method" values to provide sudo permissions. It happened.
Finally the ansible-playbook did the work and made changes on the remote node as it was supposed to do.🎉 🎉🎉 🎉
For everyone who want to start with ansible, I am compiling up the resources which I am using.
Besides, adding my first two working playbooks here. :)
# playbook.yml
---
- hosts: webservers
tasks:
- action: ping
...
# To run an ansible playbook, use the command below.
$ ansible-playbook playbook.yml
#OUTPUT (because I have cowsay, so you will see my output from the ASCII cows. :) )
___________________
< PLAY [webservers] >
-------------------
\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
________________________
< TASK [Gathering Facts] >
------------------------
\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
ok<EMAIL_ADDRESS>_____________
< TASK [ping] >
-------------
\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
ok<EMAIL_ADDRESS>____________
< PLAY RECAP >
------------
\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>: ok=2 changed=0 unreachable=0 failed=0 skipped=0 rescued=0 ignored=0
# nginx.yml
---
- hosts: webservers
sudo: yes
tasks:
- name: Installs nginx web server
apt: pkg=nginx state=present update_cache=true
notify:
- start nginx
handlers:
- name: start nginx
service: name=nginx state=started
...
$ ansible-playbook nginx.yml
#OUTPUT
___________________
< PLAY [webservers] >
-------------------
\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
________________________
< TASK [Gathering Facts] >
------------------------
\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
ok<EMAIL_ADDRESS>__________________________________
< TASK [Installs nginx web server] >
----------------------------------
\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
[WARNING]: Could not find aptitude. Using apt-get instead
ok<EMAIL_ADDRESS>____________
< PLAY RECAP >
------------
\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>: ok=2 changed=0 unreachable=0 failed=0 skipped=0 rescued=0
ignored=0
That's all for ansible today.
August 2 is Daddy's birthday.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY PAPA :D
and there was an interview too. (I think I will reach a count of some 35-40 in some time.)


ReceiveStateAndRefFlow(otherSideSession: FlowSession)
The ReceiveStateAndRefFlow should be called in response to the SendStateAndRefFlow.
This flow is a combination of FlowSession.receive and resolve. This flow will receive a list of StateAndRef and perform the resolution back-and-forth required to check the dependencies. The flow will return the list of StateAndRef after it is resolved.


printf/[1,2,3,4]
printf/1 – print out a string to the current output
printf/2 – print out a string with arguments
printf/3 – print out a string with a format and arguments
printf_opt/3 – print out string with format, arguments, options
printf/4 – print out string with format, arguments, options
FORMS
printf(Format)
printf(Format,ArgList)
printf(Steam_or_Alias,Format,ArgList)
printf_opt(Format,ArgList,Options)
printf(Stream_or_Alias,Format,ArgList,WriteOptions)
DESCRIPTION
printf/2 takes a format string and a list of arguments to include in the format
string. printf/1 is the same as printf/2 except no argument list is given. The following is a list of the special
formatting possible within the format string:
\n – prints a newline (same as nl/0)
\t – prints a tab character
\\ – prints a backslash
\% – prints a percent sign
%c – prints the corresponding Prolog character (atom) in the argument list
%d – prints the corresponding decimal number in the argument list
%s – prints the corresponding Prolog string in the argument list
%t – prints the corresponding Prolog term in the argument list (same as write/1)
All other characters are printed as they appear in the format string.
Using printf is generally much easier than using the equivalent write/1, put/1, and nl/0 predicates because the whole message you want to print out can be done by one
call to printf.
EXAMPLES
?- printf("hello world\n").
hello world
yes.
?- printf("Letters: %c%c%c\n",[a,b,c]).
Letters: abc
yes.
?- printf("Contents: %t, Amount: %d\n",
[pocket(keys,wallet,watch), 3]).
Contents: pocket(keys,wallet,watch), Amount: 3
yes.
SEE ALSO
nl/0, put/1, write/0, User Guide (Prolog I/O), [Unix/C Reference Manuals: printf(3S)].


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Delhi polic-retired talent
(form for retired delh polic personal secking job post retiement)
- name ...................
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- expmence ................................................
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To learn more check out the documentation at the naboris github. If you have any questions or problems feel free to open a github issue.


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Here is the adjacency matrix of a "small-world" network on 200 nodes. Each node is connected to 4 neighbors, and then some edges are randomly changed to distant connections.
using LightGraphs,GraphPlot
g = watts_strogatz(200,4,0.06);
gplot(g)
The adjacency matrix for this graph reveals the connections as mostly local (near the diagonal).
A = adjacency_matrix(g,Float64);
using Plots
spy(A,m=2,color=:blues,title="Adjacency matrix",leg=:none)


[filmcritic.com presents a review from guest writer Bradley Null. You can find the review with full credits at http://www.filmcritic.com/misc/emporium.nsf/2a460f93626cd4678625624c007f2b46/5bdc9b968fed6d738825681700177455?OpenDocument
The question on everybody's lips would be: Why John Malkovich?
The centerpiece of BEING JOHN MALKOVICH, in case you haven't guessed, is a portal, which provides the unique opportunity to "be John Malkovich." As one character, when approached with the chance, exuberantly improvises, "Great! That was my second choice." Which leads us right back where we started. Why John Malkovich?
You've probably guessed that BEING JOHN MALKOVICH is a bit off-center as far as major motion pictures go. In short, the plot revolves around a puppeteer (John Cusack) who discovers the aforementioned portal after assuming a day job as a fileclerk, his homely wife (Cameron Diaz), the woman he falls hopelessly in love with (Catherine Keener), and the effects that this portal has on each of these characters, and to a lesser degree on its host, John Horatio Malkovich (John Malkovich).
The premise isn't the only thing that is odd about this film. The characters are odd, (a puppeteer). The casting is odd, (Cameron Diaz as homely). The camera work is best described as claustrophobic. The settings are disheveled. And the two major locations outside of John Malkovich's psyche, the 7 1/2th floor of an office building, and the Jersey Turnpike, can only make one wonder what exactly is going on here.
Maybe BEING JOHN MALKOVICH is a sociological study. Maybe it was intended as an intelligent examination of personal identity, our society's obsession of being somebody else, and the capitalist instinct. More likely it flowered from an intriguing concept in the mind of first-time screenwriter Charlie Kaufman into an intriguing story.
There's no denying that BEING JOHN MALKOVICH is definitely a refreshing, often hilarious story. Jonze, a unique visionary in music videos and awards show performances up till now (see Fatboy Slim's choreography in the 1999 MTV music awards), is without doubt the right man for this directing job. The originality of the entire concept will delight all of you moviegoers out there with an obsessive urge to find something completely different. The premise, the plot, and the performances offer plenty to think about. But don't think too long, or the despairing logic it is all built on might collapse.
But you're still wondering: Why John Malkovich? I couldn't say.
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I left Infogix in 2009, right when my father was given two serious medical diagnoses at the same time. I relocated (temporarily) to Texas to help with all that, and ultimately with probate and liquidating the estate. When finally able, I took on clients as an Independent Consultant / Contractor. My client since 2014 is a large, member-owned health insurer. There, I assessed, designed, certified, and deployed a series of automated controls to track amounts in specific sets of patient transactions. They also confirm each of these millions of transaction got posted and acknowledged, via reports and dashboard grapics. Going forwared these controls will serve as model objects which the client will adapt and deploy to several other patient-group transaction sets that are similar in nature. And with that, here is my resume up through my lengthy tenure at Infogix.


Gallery: Finally, Metal Slug Has The Official Book It Deserves
"Thank you!"
by Nintendo Life StaffMetal Slug is arguably one of the few series from the '90s which has managed to endure and persist despite the passage of time and the advances of technology; it seems that blowing up 2D sprites has a timeless quality to it, and we've personally been really enjoying revisiting these classic games on Switch.
If you're a fan of the series then you might already be aware of Bitmap Books' new Metal Slug: The Ultimate History, an officially-licenced tome which includes concept art, screenshots, interviews, features and much more besides.
Produced with the full cooperation of SNK, the book is 452 pages long and features input from Kazuma Kujo, Takushi Hiyamuta, Andoh Kenji and Takeshi Okui, three of the key developers who shaped this seminal series.
Every game in the Metal Slug bloodline makes the cut, right up to Metal Slug Advance and Metal Slug 7, the two Nintendo-exclusive entries (although the latter did get released on the PSP in a slightly updated form). The book also covers titles which are considered to be forerunners to the franchise, such as In The Hunt (which is coming to Switch soon) and GunForce.
If you like what you see, then you can order a copy direct from the publisher for £29.99.


SQL Optimization
As we have seen with Ruby, there are many ways to go about solving the same problem to get the same output. But some of those ways are more efficient than others. The same is true for SQL. Below are a couple examples of some ways to optimize queries for SQL.
1.Refer to actual column names rather than using the * operator.
Initial Query:
SELECT * FROM account_info;
Optimized Query:
SELECT id, first_name, last_name, phone_number, address FROM account_info;
2. When selecting for subqueries in the main queries, try to select for them all at once.
Initial Query:
SELECT name FROM student WHERE grade = (SELECT MAX(grade) FROM student_info) AND age = (SELECT MAX(age) FROM student_info);
Optimized Query:
SELECT name FROM student WHERE (grade, age) = (SELECT MAX(grade), MAX(age) FROM student_info);
3. Limit the use of IN, as it has the slowest performance. When possible, use EXISTS.
4. Use the word HAVING only when necessary. It does not change the selected items from the query, but acts as a filter.
There are many more ways to optimize SQL queries. For further resources and more examples, see this link.


This is a tool for creating a new vector dataset by drawing new features on the map.  Use the Reset Drawing button to start from scratch. The new layer appears in the layer list on the left.
Note: In the layer's context menu you can change the layer name, edit the symbology and more.


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Create broker connections, connect Things/Channels to MQTT Topics.
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Network binding
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Watches network devices by using periodic pings and other means.
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