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Maida Vale stabbing: Shaken residents react to 'hit and run' and knifing next to primary school
The two incidents happened on roads next to one another just minutes apart
Ellie McKinnellAudience Editor
In the early hours of this morning (Saturday, June 1) a man was found stabbed in the face in Maida Vale, at the junction of Amberley Road and Aldsworth Close.
The victim is believed to have been attacked by a group of males who then fled in a car.
Just minutes later, police were called to a collision involving two cars on Harrow Road , which Amberley Road leads directly on to.
The occupants of one of the vehicles, a number of men, fled the scene.
The incident occurred next to Ark Atwood Primary Academy
MyLondon spoke to locals about the stabbing, who were all deeply concerned about last night's events.
"When I woke up I saw police tape here all crisscrossing the car park. I didn't know what had happened though? Really? He was stabbed?" said a visibly shaken resident of the estate block.
A shopkeeper said: "I was in the mosque and I came out and saw all this police tape. There were two cars crashed on the side of the road, a black taxi cab and a blue car I'm not sure which make.
"They closed the road last night I thought it was just a crash, now I'm hearing someone got stabbed too."
There were a number of emergency vehicles at the scene this morning (Image: @lulinspector)
Police called to 'hit and run' just minutes after man stabbed in the face
Another resident who said his bedroom window looked out onto the crime scene tweeted: "I'm living in a crime scene and my stress and anxiety levels are off the scale atm."
Officers attended the scene of the stabbing with the London Ambulance Service, and the 28-year-old man was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
The two other men in the vehicle crash, in a private hire car, were treated for minor injuries by LAS.
Police are working to establish whether the two incidents are connected.
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Too bad no one saw this movie, so no one will get the jokes from the video.
Tyler wrote: Source of the post Too bad no one saw this movie, so no one will get the jokes from the video.
I saw this... It was amazing, exciting, I almost cried... it was better than Cats.
Okay, not really... this movie is very rushed, has no character building, you really don't understand what is going on through out the whole film, and really, what did this chick get for giving up her soul? uh... nothing.
If you are extremely hung over one Sunday morning and need something which doesn't take thought but keeps you watching due to the fast moving pictures, I recommend it.
purple_hayes wrote: If you are extremely hung over one Sunday morning and need something which doesn't take thought but keeps you watching due to the fast moving pictures, I recommend it.
I love this review. Is that how you watched it?
Unfortunately... no. I was really bored on a Sunday afternoon before NFL started up... NFL as in the National Football Leauge, the oblong brown ball with laces, the uh... well, if you don't kwno what I'm talking about, it doesn't matter to the story... so sitting their bored, got done doing some yard work... thought to myself... can't be that bad, right? yeah... the action scenes are a bit cliche but are really well done. The guy from Jurassic World can't catch a break but is funny. Overall plot... non-existant. Sooooo yeah, not a good movie.
Fun fact. In the movie Crowe refers to Tom Cruise as "young man". Crowe is 3 years younger than Cruise.


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Harman Patil (Editor)
I love reading books and watching sci fi flicks
Central Cabarrus High School
School type Public school
Principal Andrew Crook
Athletics conference South Piedmont 3A
District Cabarrus County Schools
Lowest grade Ninth grade
Enrolment 1,259 (2013–14)
Number of students 1,600
Color Forest Green, Gold
School district Cabarrus County Schools
Address 505 NC-49, Concord, NC 28025, USA
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Central Cabarrus High School, commonly referred to locally as Central or CCHS, is a comprehensive public high school located in Concord, North Carolina. It opened in 1966.
2016 central cabarrus high school graduation
Central Cabarrus High School was formed in 1966 by joining three area high schools: Bethel, Harrisburg, and Hartsell. In its beginning, Central was home to 850 students and 45 teachers. The focal point of the new school was the C.A. Furr Planetarium, the only school planetarium in the state of North Carolina. Central boasted a space age classroom during a space enthralled time. Central was a direct result of desegregation in the education system of North Carolina.
Mr. M.L. Barnes, for whom the theatre is named, was the first principal of Central Cabarrus. At the time, Jay M. Robinson was the superintendent of Cabarrus County Schools and Joseph N. Fries, the assistant superintendent. Inaugural coaches and long-time Central staff included head football coach, Lloyd "Dink" Jordan, basketball coaches, Earl Mason and Georgia Roberson, and track coach, Gary "Chromedome" Drinnen. Dink Jordan & Gary Drinnen
Born in Central's first year of operation were publications, The Centarune, the school yearbook, and The Norlande, the school newspaper. Mr. Euell Gary Brady served as the first librarian with 8000 books and 125 periodicals. "Dear Ruth," Central's first theatrical production was directed by Mrs. Marjorie Hudson. Director Neil Wilson led the first band which consisted of 40 members, and Mr. David Stantz was the first chorus teacher. Central Cabarrus was a location of filming for the movie "Paper Towns"(2015), based off the book by John Green. The school was transformed into "Jefferson Park High School" for the film.
Central's academic curriculum falls in line with the North Carolina Standard Course of Study in all core subject areas. The school also offers a variety of Advanced Placement courses including AP Human Geography, AP Statistics, AP Biology, AP Studio Art, and many others.
As of the 2007-2008 school year, 3% of the student body were listed as pursuing advanced college prep courses and the average class size was 20 students.
Central has been consistently recognized as a "School of Distinction" under the state's ABC standards for public schools. English teacher Susan Deaton Parker was named Cabarrus County Teacher of the Year for the 2005-2006 academic year. Math teacher Allison Hahn was named Cabarrus County Teacher of the Year for the 2014-2015 academic year.
Central Cabarrus is home to the M.L. Barnes Theatre, the only modified thrust theatre in Concord, North Carolina. Its stadium seating holds up to 350 patrons and is also home to a new black box stage which holds, roughly, 50. The walls of the theatre host the names of notable productions, including "Godspell", "Hello, Dolly!", "Carousel", "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown", and a myriad of other popular shows. The fall play for the 2014-2015 season was Shakescare, a collection of many different Shakespeare plays. The spring musical will be the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.
The Choral program has been rebuilt over the years. The CCHS Chorus has received "Superior" ratings from the NCMEA several years in a row, and has participated in the North Carolina All-State Chorus, Mars Hill College Choral Festival, NC Honors Chorus, and the Wingate Choral festival. Notable award-winning directors include Stephanie Campbell, a Central alumna, and Dennis Jewett.
The visual art program recently received a grant from Duke Power to be used towards repainting the halls of the school. The Art II students collaborated with teachers in an effort to paint authentic murals pertaining to their subject matter.
Central hosts a yearly contest for Mr. Central where male students compete to become "Mr. Central" for the school year.
Central's athletic teams are known as the Vikings. In 2009, after eight years in the 4A classification of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA), Central moved back to the 3A classification, where they had been placed prior to 2001. The school sponsors cross country, football, wrestling, soccer, basketball, swimming, volleyball, softball, men's and women's tennis, track and field, and cheerleading.
Central historically,is arguably the most successful athletic program of the six high schools in Cabarrus County. Most visible of all athletic programs is the school's softball team, which has won five state championships (3A classification in 1993, 2000, and 2001; 4A classification in 2004 and 2005). A May 2006 loss to North Davidson in the 4A softball playoffs broke the Lady Vikings' win streak of 83 games. The 2006 season ended with the softball team ranked 2nd in the nation after several weeks at the number one spot according to the NFCA poll. In addition to softball, Central's boys basketball team has reared numerous college prospects and won the 3A state championship in 2000. The men's tennis team has gone from not having a team in 2003 to making the state playoffs amazingly in 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007. They also had a doubles team in the State Championship each of those years (2004: Shoaf/Keller; 2005, 2006, 2007: Warber/Warber). The girls tennis team won the MECA-6 conference in the fall of 2006 and made the state playoffs for the second year in a row. The baseball program has made the state playoffs the last ten years. The volleyball team has also consistently made the state playoffs each year. The cheerleading squad, which is co-ed, has won numerous State and National Championships.
Central and Hickory Ridge are one of the major rivals of the 3A South Piedmont. This is because Hickory Ridge was zoned in such a way that it took large amounts of students from Central Cabarrus's lower class.
Jason Roberts, Musician known for collaborations with Norah Jones, Hymns, Ben Kweller, and The Candles.
Ishmael Smith, Graduate of Wake Forest University & NBA Player (New Orleans Pelicans).
Natrone Means, NFL player
Lamont Reid, NFL player
Lamont Reid, CFL player
Clark Whittington, Creator of the Art-o-mat
Je Widenhouse, Member of the Squirrel Nut Zippers
Timothy Hopkins, Creator of Legal Air Worldwide [1] and international air courier company
Aaron Pherigo, President of Flaw-Tech [2] and former Harrisburg Town Councilman
Carol Barbee, Hollywood producer of Jericho and Swingtown, writer, and actor
Aimee Cain, Star Search spokesmodel, former runway model, and attorney/partner
Tim Hagler, Former Mayor of Harrisburg, North Carolina
Christopher Allen Measmer, Cabarrus County Commissioner, Youngest ever elected county commissioner in the history of the State of North Carolina, Graduate of The George Washington University located in Washington, DC
Chris Tucker, UNC Charlotte Graduate All-Conference Golf, MVP former PGA Tour and Champions PGA Tour
M.L.Barnes (1966–1979)
Bob Misenheimer (1978–1980)
Gary Drinnen (1980–1991)
John Lentz (1991–1998)
Anne Shuping (1998–2003)
Chris Lowder (2003–2005)
Brad Hinson (2005–2007)
Robert Marshall (2007–2010)
Natasha Thompson (2010–2011)
Lynn Rhymer (2011–2014) North Carolina Principal of the Year (2013)
Andrew Crook (2014–present)
Central Cabarrus High School Wikipedia
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Those candidates Applications will have been accepted by the Jammu & Kashmir School Education Board that JKBOSE Jr. Assistant Call Letter 2019 will only be published. So that candidates by giving their application Number and the Date of Birth, the applicants required JKBOSE JA Call Letter 2019 will be displayed on the Screen. If any candidates have entered the Wrong number, their Admit Card will not be opened. So clearly enter the Application Number without any mistake in order to check out JKBOSE JA Admit card 2018 Details. Admit Card has the Date of JKBOSE JA Examination. And the Exam date is expected by the officials on Feb 2019.
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Global Report: Chemicals Legislation in Europe
Sarah Houlton
Drugs are not directly addressed in Europe's new legislation for chemicals. But they'll be affected, because chemicals are used in drug manufacturing.
Pharma companies are used to having to work hard to keep regulators happy, so dealing with FDA inspections and keeping tabs on side-effects of marketed medicines ensure that regulatory affairs departments remain busy. But now there's something else they're going to have to worry about in Europe—new chemicals legislation.
The legislation—Registration, Evaluation and Authorization of Chemicals (Reach)—is at the second-reading stage in the European Parliament, having undergone significant amendments since it was first introduced. It is designed to replace a sprawling array of more than 40 different pieces of legislation; a final agreement by the European Parliament is expected in the fall of this year.
Around 30,000 existing substances will have to be registered within an 11-year phase-in period. How much data is required will depend on how much of each chemical is produced, and whether they are dangerous, such as carcinogens, mutagens, or bioaccumulative chemicals.
Dangerous materials will have to undergo an authorization process. Although medicinal products will likely be exempt from the legislation, chemicals are involved in the manufacturing of those products, so Reach will have an impact on pharma. The industry, through its primary manufacturing operations, makes and uses chemicals that will fall under the scope of Reach, and others are involved in the formulation stage. Many more are purchased from outside suppliers.
The legislation in its original form would have proved extremely bureaucratic and burdensome for those making and using chemicals. In the best tradition of the European Union machine, compromises altered the proposals to enable a broad political agreement at the first reading in the European Parliament.
Even so, the industry is unhappy with the current wording of the authorization element, with trade body Cefic, the European Chemical Industry Council, saying it reflects a "conceptual misunderstanding" of how such dangerous substances are handled and used. And NGOs believe the EU is now missing a trick by watering down the legislation. EPHA Environment Network, for example, claims that the system as it stands will leave thousands of chemicals without basic toxicity data.
Pharma companies also are concerned. "[We] support the stated goals of the proposed regulation to protect the environment and human health," says Bertrand Castro, director of development chemistry at Sanofi-Aventis. "However, we oppose an approach to regulation that is too mechanistic, inflexible, and devoid of proper cost-benefit analysis, where the burden of compliance is disproportionate to the problem being addressed."
Trends toward outsourcing have left pharma companies heavily reliant on partners in the fine chemical industry to supply many of the intermediates and active ingredients they need to make their drug products. Castro is concerned that if Reach imposes onerous economic and administrative burdens on its suppliers, it may affect pharma companies' ability to procure such chemicals from them.
"The withdrawal of chemicals by manufacturers in our supply chain could affect availability of our starting materials, reagents, and solvents, and thus indirectly result in the loss of pharmaceutical products necessary to protect or enhance human health," Castro said.
Marketing authorizations specify manufacturing routes and suppliers of ingredients and intermediates. Once the authorization has been granted, making changes is extremely expensive and time consuming.
There is also concern that non-active substances used in drug products will, unintentionally, be dragged into the scope of the legislation. While active ingredients are definitely exempt, it is still unclear whether the essential inactive components of a formulation, such as excipients or propellants, will be covered.
Another issue is the need for animal testing. At a time when pharma is actively looking for ways to minimize the number of tests that are carried out on animals, Reach introduces a requirement for animal testing data on all chemicals made in quantities of more than a ton a year—many of which have been safely used in large quantities for decades. Currently, only "new" chemicals—those introduced after 1981—need testing. The amended version of the legislation takes this into account to some extent, by introducing mandatory data sharing for test results.
Discussions continue about the final wording of the regulation, and the industry is hoping that the end result proves practical and workable. "We hope that together we will be able to make the necessary changes," says Castro, "to reduce the burden of the regulation with a view to avoiding unduly bureaucratic and burdensome requirements."
Sarah Houlton, PhD, is Pharmaceutical Executive's global correspondent. She can be reached at sarah@owlmedia.co.uk


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NW Magazine Issue 34 2019
If it's juicy, scandalous, funny or outright outrageous, you'll find it in NW. We're the cheeky celebrity weekly with stacks of personality – upbeat and opinionated. NW is bursting with news and gossip, and celeb-inspired fashion and beauty trends without the A-list price tag. We do more body covers than any other weekly – good bodies, bad bodies, freaky bodies, hot boy bodies! And, NW is the home of reality TV – from Real Housewives to The Only Way Is Essex to Jersey Shore.
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RIPPED AS, BRO! What's better than one shirtless Hemsworth brother? Two of 'em! Liam and Chris flaunt their muscles during a morning surf in Byron Bay. Excuse us while we swoon! MOSSY MAKES A SPLASH Kate Moss has plenty to smile about as she shows off her killer rig while holidaying in Saint-Tropez. Yep, 45 never looked so good! LADIES, RAISE YOUR GLASS! Read her lips shirt. Pink is given The. Best. T-shirt. Ever during her Zurich concert. Get this mama some vino, stat – she's earnt it!…
eau so gross!
They may look drool-worthy in movies and magazines, but some of Hollywood's biggest stars are real stinkers! They don't shower, they dodge deodorant, they don't brush their teeth and, in one case, their BO smells like hot dogs. Er, yum? Just make sure you're not eating when you turn to page 28, where our insiders expose the showbiz world's smelliest celebs. I can't recall the odour of any of the stars I've interviewed, however, that might just be my memory because as I type this, I realise I've forgotten to spray on my usual fragrance. But don't worry – I've got a secret stash in my desk and, no, it's not the same Lynx Africa I drenched myself with in high school. (I just really liked the ads with the elephants,…
pretty desperate woman julia's surgery to save her marriage
It looks like Julia Roberts is getting a bit more upfront – and by that, we mean bigger boobs – in a bid to save her strained 17-year marriage to Danny Moder. 'JULIA'S GONE FROM A C-CUP TO A DD!' Indeed, the Eat Pray Love actress, long considered one of Hollywood's most beautiful people, was spied out in Malibu recently with a noticeably larger bust. Her famous smile also looked more pronounced. Sources tell NW that Julia's suspected surgery spree is more than just a confidence boost – it's an overhaul to remind her absent husband what he's missing at home! "Julia's gone from a C-cup to a DD. There's a lot of talk she's had some help to get there," alleges one insider. "She is way perkier and it's no secret that this…
sandra's plumped her pout too!
Sandra Bullock is famous for her girl-next-door looks, but many believe Miss Congeniality has been getting a sneaky helping hand in the surgery department. The 55-year-old appeared very smooth and plumped up during an outing in LA on August 4. "Like a lot of stars her age, Sandra's feeling the pressure to look younger than her years," spills an insider. "She's admitted before that she's not averse to a little nip-tuck to fill out those fine lines and wrinkles. "Everyone's noticed how youthful her complexion seems and word is, she had some work done on her face. She looks fantastic – you can't blame her for wanting to turn back time." Boston-based cosmetic surgeon Dr Dave E David agrees Sandy's had some work, explaining to NW, "She appears to have had lip fillers. As…
sunday roasts & pub crawls brad & margot's secret dates!
They've been travelling the world together on the Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood promo tour, but it hasn't been all work and no play for Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie. NW hears the pair have enjoyed a string of secret dates across Europe, with Margot especially excited to show Brad around her old stomping ground of London while in town for the UK premiere. The Aussie actress once lived in a share house in Clapham with a group of friends and her now-husband Tom Ackerley. 'IT COULDN'T HAVE BEEN MORE ROMANTIC' "She's a huge fan of pubs, so she was thrilled to take Brad on a tour of her favourite haunts," spills a source. "That included a slap-up Sunday roast." Yum! It wasn't the first meal the pair have enjoyed together, though, as it's…
cara & ashley just married ... & pregnant!
You know what they say – first comes love, then comes marriage, then comes Cara Delevingne and Ashley Benson pushing a baby carriage! Sources are buzzing to NW that the crazy-in-love newlyweds' next major announcement will be that there's a bun in Ashley's oven. The former Pretty Little Liars star, 29, is reportedly carrying a child conceived using 26-year-old Cara's egg. Talk about a modern family! "They picked a sperm donor a long time ago and recently decided that they wanted to become parents sooner rather than later – they never thought it would happen on their first try," reveals one insider. It would certainly help explain their quickie $450 Elvis-themed wedding at the Little Vegas Chapel in Sin City, which was attended by Charlize Theron, the Jonas Brothers and Sophie Turner. "They wanted…
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package edu.umn.amicus.pushers;

import edu.umn.amicus.util.ANA;
import org.apache.uima.jcas.JCas;
import org.apache.uima.jcas.tcas.Annotation;

/**
 * Set an Annotation as pulled from another CAS. Effectively a copier when using PassthroughPuller.
 *
 * Created by greg on 2/24/17.
 */
public class PassthroughPusher extends Pusher {

    public void push(JCas jCas, ANA<Object> ana) {
        // todo: test!!! does this actually copy to another jCas, or do we need to do something else??
        ((Annotation) ana.getValue()).addToIndexes(jCas);
    }

}

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1. Paul, an apostle of Jesus Christ by the will of God, and Timotheus our brother,2. To the saints and faithful brethren in Christ which are at Colosse: Grace be unto you, and peace, from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.3. We give thanks to God and the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, praying always for you,4. Since we heard of your faith in Christ Jesus, and of the love which ye have to all the saints,5. For the hope which is laid up for you in heaven, whereof ye heard before in the word of the truth of the gospel;6. Which is come unto you, as it is in all the world; and bringeth forth fruit, as it doth also in you, since the day ye heard of it, and knew the grace of God in truth:7. As ye also learned of Epaphras our dear fellowservant, who is for you a faithful minister of Christ;8. Who also declared unto us your love in the Spirit.9. For this cause we also, since the day we heard it, do not cease to pray for you, and to desire that ye might be filled with the knowledge of his will in all wisdom and spiritual understanding;10. That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing, being fruitful in every good work, and increasing in the knowledge of God;11. Strengthened with all might, according to his glorious power, unto all patience and longsuffering with joyfulness;12. Giving thanks unto the Father, which hath made us meet to be partakers of the inheritance of the saints in light:13. Who hath delivered us from the power of darkness, and hath translated us into the kingdom of his dear Son:14. In whom we have redemption through his blood, even the forgiveness of sins:15. Who is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of every creature:16. For by him were all things created, that are in heaven, and that are in earth, visible and invisible, whether they be thrones, or dominions, or principalities, or powers: all things were created by him, and for him:17. And he is before all things, and by him all things consist.18. And he is the head of the body, the church: who is the beginning, the firstborn from the dead; that in all things he might have the preeminence.19. For it pleased the Father that in him should all fulness dwell;20. And, having made peace through the blood of his cross, by him to reconcile all things unto himself; by him, I say, whether they be things in earth, or things in heaven.21. And you, that were sometime alienated and enemies in your mind by wicked works, yet now hath he reconciled22. In the body of his flesh through death, to present you holy and unblameable and unreproveable in his sight:23. If ye continue in the faith grounded and settled, and be not moved away from the hope of the gospel, which ye have heard, and which was preached to every creature which is under heaven; whereof I Paul am made a minister;24. Who now rejoice in my sufferings for you, and fill up that which is behind of the afflictions of Christ in my flesh for his body's sake, which is the church:25. Whereof I am made a minister, according to the dispensation of God which is given to me for you, to fulfil the word of God;26. Even the mystery which hath been hid from ages and from generations, but now is made manifest to his saints:27. To whom God would make known what is the riches of the glory of this mystery among the Gentiles; which is Christ in you, the hope of glory:28. Whom we preach, warning every man, and teaching every man in all wisdom; that we may present every man perfect in Christ Jesus:29. Whereunto I also labour, striving according to his working, which worketh in me mightily.


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package com.covata.delta.sdk.api;

import com.covata.delta.sdk.api.request.CreateIdentityRequest;
import com.covata.delta.sdk.api.request.CreateSecretRequest;
import com.covata.delta.sdk.api.request.ShareSecretRequest;
import com.covata.delta.sdk.api.request.UpdateIdentityMetadataRequest;
import com.covata.delta.sdk.api.response.CreateIdentityResponse;
import com.covata.delta.sdk.api.response.CreateSecretResponse;
import com.covata.delta.sdk.api.response.GetEventResponse;
import com.covata.delta.sdk.api.response.GetIdentityResponse;
import com.covata.delta.sdk.api.response.GetSecretResponse;
import com.covata.delta.sdk.api.response.GetSecretsResponse;
import com.covata.delta.sdk.api.response.ShareSecretResponse;
import retrofit2.Call;
import retrofit2.http.Body;
import retrofit2.http.DELETE;
import retrofit2.http.GET;
import retrofit2.http.Header;
import retrofit2.http.POST;
import retrofit2.http.PUT;
import retrofit2.http.Path;
import retrofit2.http.Query;
import retrofit2.http.QueryMap;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import static com.covata.delta.sdk.api.common.DeltaHeaders.CVT_IDENTITY_ID;

interface DeltaApi {

    @POST("identities")
    Call<CreateIdentityResponse> createIdentity(@Body CreateIdentityRequest request);

    @GET("identities/{id}")
    Call<GetIdentityResponse> getIdentity(@Header(CVT_IDENTITY_ID) String requestor,
                                          @Path("id") String id);

    @POST("secrets")
    Call<CreateSecretResponse> createSecret(@Header(CVT_IDENTITY_ID) String requestor,
                                            @Body CreateSecretRequest request);

    @GET("secrets/{id}")
    Call<GetSecretResponse> getSecret(@Header(CVT_IDENTITY_ID) String requestor,
                                      @Path("id") String id);

    @GET("secrets/{id}/content")
    Call<String> getSecretContent(@Header(CVT_IDENTITY_ID) String requestor,
                                  @Path("id") String id);

    @GET("secrets/{id}/metadata")
    Call<Map<String, String>> getSecretMetadata(@Header(CVT_IDENTITY_ID) String requestor,
                                                @Path("id") String id);

    @PUT("secrets/{id}/metadata")
    Call<Void> updateSecretMetadata(@Header(CVT_IDENTITY_ID) String requestor,
                                    @Header("If-Match") long version,
                                    @Path("id") String id,
                                    @Body Map<String, String> metadata);

    @POST("secrets")
    Call<ShareSecretResponse> shareSecret(@Header(CVT_IDENTITY_ID) String requestor,
                                          @Body ShareSecretRequest request);

    @DELETE("secrets/{id}")
    Call<Void> deleteSecret(@Header(CVT_IDENTITY_ID) String requestor,
                            @Path("id") String id);

    @GET("events/?purpose=AUDIT")
    Call<List<GetEventResponse>> getEvents(@Header(CVT_IDENTITY_ID) String requestor,
                                           @Query("secretId") String secretId,
                                           @Query("rsaKeyOwner") String rsaKeyOwner);

    @GET("secrets")
    Call<List<GetSecretsResponse>> getDerivedSecrets(@Header(CVT_IDENTITY_ID) String requestor,
                                                     @Query("baseSecret") String secretId,
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Q: Interpreting AUC, accuracy and f1-score on the unbalanced dataset I am trying to understand how AUC is a better metric than classification accuracy in the case when the dataset is unbalanced.
Suppose a dataset is containing 1000 examples of 3 classes as follows:
a = [[1.0, 0, 0]]*950 + [[0, 1.0, 0]]*30 + [[0, 0, 1.0]]*20

Clearly, this data is unbalanced.
A naive strategy is to predict every point belonging to the first class.
Suppose we have a classifier with the following predictions:
b = [[0.7, 0.1, 0.2]]*1000

With the true labels in the list a and predictions in the list b, classification accuracy is 0.95.
So one would believe that the model is really doing good on the classification task, but it is not because the model is predicting every point in one class.
Therefore, the AUC metric is suggested for evaluating an unbalanced dataset.
If we predict AUC using TF Keras AUC metric, we obtain ~0.96.
If we predict f1-score using sklearn f1-score metric by setting b=[[1,0,0]]*1000, we obtain 0.95.
Now I am a little bit confused because all the metrics (Accuracy, AUC and f1-score) are showing high value which means that the model is really good at the prediction task (which is not the case here).
Which point I am missing here and how we should interpret these values?
Thanks.

A: You are very likely using the average='micro' parameter to calculate the F1-score. According to the docs, specifying 'micro' as the averaging startegy will:

Calculate metrics globally by counting the total true positives, false negatives and false positives.

In classification tasks where every test case is guaranteed to be assigned to exactly one class, computing a micro F1-score is equivalent to computing the accuracy score. Just check it out:
from sklearn.metrics import accuracy_score, f1_score

y_true = [[1, 0, 0]]*950 + [[0, 1, 0]]*30 + [[0, 0, 1]]*20
y_pred = [[1, 0, 0]]*1000

print(accuracy_score(y_true, y_pred)) # 0.95

print(f1_score(y_true, y_pred, average='micro')) # 0.9500000000000001

You basically computed the same metric twice. By specifying average='macro' instead,  the F1-score will be computed for each label independently first, and then averaged:
print(f1_score(y_true, y_pred, average='macro')) # 0.3247863247863248

As you can see, the overall F1-score depends on the averaging strategy, and a macro F1-score of less than 0.33 is a clear indicator of a model's deficiency in the prediction task.

EDIT:
Since the OP asked when to choose which strategy, and I think it might be useful for others as well, I will try to elaborate a bit on this issue.
scikit-learn actually implements four different stratgies for metrics that support averages for multiclass and multilabel classification tasks. Conveniently, the classification_report will return all of those that apply for a given classification task for Precision, Recall and F1-score:
from sklearn.metrics import classification_report

# The same example but without nested lists. This avoids sklearn to interpret this as a multilabel problem.
y_true = [0 for i in range(950)] + [1 for i in range(30)] + [2 for i in range(20)]
y_pred = [0 for i in range(1000)]

print(classification_report(y_true, y_pred, zero_division=0))

######################### output ####################

              precision    recall  f1-score   support

           0       0.95      1.00      0.97       950
           1       0.00      0.00      0.00        30
           2       0.00      0.00      0.00        20

    accuracy                           0.95      1000
   macro avg       0.32      0.33      0.32      1000
weighted avg       0.90      0.95      0.93      1000

All of them provide a different perspective depending on how much emphasize one puts on the class distributions.

*

*micro average is a global strategy that basically ignores that there is a distinction between classes. This might be useful or justified if someone is really just interested in overall disagreement in terms of true postives, false negatives and false positives, and is not concerned about differences within the classes. As hinted before, if the underlying problem is not a multilabel classification task, this actually equals the accuracy score. (This is also why the classification_report function returned accuracy instead of micro avg).

*macro average as a strategy will calculate each metric for each label separately and return their unweighted mean. This is suitable if each class is of equal importance and the result shall not be skewed in favor of any of the classes in the dataset.

*weighted average will also first calculate each metric for each label separately. But the average is weighted according to the classes' support. This is desirable if the importance of the classes is proportional to their importance, i.e. a class that is underrepresented is considered less important.

*samples average is only meaningful for multilabel classification and therefore not returned by classification_report in this example and also not discussed here ;)
So the choice of averaging strategy and the resulting number to trust really depends on the importance of the classes. Do I even care about class differences (if no --> micro average) and if so, are all classes equally important (if yes --> macro average) or is the class with higher support more important (--> weighted average).

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Michael takes pride in his work as an advocate. He has established significant legal precedents in condominium law (please see below for a sample of his reported cases). He strives to obtain the best possible results for clients, whether through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, in the courts or before administrative tribunals (such as the Ontario Municipal Board and the Ontario Human Rights Commission). Our clients reach out to Michael for assistance in dealing with contentious issues, including construction deficiencies, shared facilities disputes, first year deficit claims, and claims before Tarion (formerly known as the Ontario New Home Warranty Program).
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The Patriots chewed into a 50-36 deficit by scoring 11 consecutive points, the last two baskets in the uprising coming on guard Jamarcus Shaw�s basket off a rebound and Lloyd�s drive into the lane. But the Patriots failed to convert from there and the Eagles made enough free throws across the last 1:17 to escape.
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Dúr Šarrukín ("Pevnost Sargonova"), v současnosti Chorsábád, bylo hlavní město Asýrie (respektive Novoasyrské říše) za vlády Sargona II. Asyrského. Chorsábád je nyní vesnice v severním Iráku, 15 km severovýchodně od Mosulu, která je dodnes obývána Asyřany.

Historie Města

Roku 713 př. n. l. Sargon nařídil výstavbu nového paláce a města 20 km od Ninive na úpatí Gebel Musri. Zakoupil půdu, a aby přilákal dostatečný počet pracovníkú pro stavbu, rozhodl se anulovat jejich dluhy. Půda v okolí města byla zkultivována a byly zde založeny olivovníkové plantáže za účelem zvýšení produkce oleje ( v té době pro Asýrii nedostatečné).

Město mělo obdélníkový půdorys o rozměrech 1760 * 1635 m. Ohraničená plocha zahrnovala 3 čtvereční kilometry, či 700 akrů. Délka obranných zdí dosahovala 16280 asyrských délek, hodnota čísla odpovídala numerickému vyjádření Sargonova jména. Zdi města byly opravdu masivní a obsahovaly 157 věží pro zvýšení obranyschopnosti. Do města se dalo vstoupit jednou ze sedmi vstupních bran. Na obezděné terase se nacházely chrámy a královský palác. Hlavní chrámy byly zasvěceny bohům Nabuovi, Šamašovi a Sinovi, zatímco Adad, Ningal a Ninurta měli menší svatyně. Chrámová věž, zikkurat, zde byla také postavena. Palác byl vstavěn do pevnosti na východním okraji města a obsahoval 209 síní a nádvoří. Byl zkrášlen sochami a reliéfy na zdech, brány byly ozdobeny sochami okřídlených býků šédu. Obytné domy ve městě byly postaveny z nepálených cihel.

Dvůr byl do Dúr Šarrukínu přemístěn roku 706 př. n. l., i když město ještě nebylo úplně dokončeno. Sargon byl zabit během bitvy roku 705 př. n. l.. Jeho syn a nástupce Sinacherib projekt opustil, a přemístil hlavní město i s jeho administrací
do města Ninive. Město Dúr Šarrukín nebylo nikdy dokončeno a bylo opuštěno, když o století později padla celá Asyrská říše.

Vykopávky
Město bylo poprvé nalezeno francouzským konzulem v Mosulu, Paul-Émilem Bottaou v roce 1843. Botta věřil, že Chorsábád je biblickým Ninive. Na místě probíhaly vykopávky v letech 1842–1844 a později 1852–1855, přičemž nálezy byly posílány do pařížského Louvru.

Další vykopávky zde prováděl americký tým z Oriental Institute, Chicago v letech 1928–1935.

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Reference

Biblická místa
Archeologické lokality v Iráku
Starověká asyrská města

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You know that feeling you get before you becoming ill. We say, "I feel I'm coming down with something." When that happens to me, I go into preemptive mode slamming down Vitamin C and such.
I expect we can also get the feeling in advance when something good is about to happen to us, to our bodies, our lives, our relationships. We move in and out of seasons, sometimes anticipating what is to come. Other times we get hit by a surprise.
This week in addition to looking ahead to the upcoming presentations around the US and Canada, I have also gotten to dig into local roots for a change. I have been home for 10 days, which may be the longest stretch since April.
I shared a meal with a dear friend from the Watkinson School.
I met for coffee with a former student who reconnected with me via Facebook.
I enjoyed a True Blood and VH1 Music awards with pop culture queen Jen and her lovely spawn Mary.
I had the privilege of eating vegan Chinese food (China Pan I love you!) with radical queers who both shook up and numbed my brain with knowledge, questions and conundrums.
I walked in the woods and then had the country's BEST falafel with a new friend and some newer friends.
I saw many people I have not seen in some time at either my performance last week at Charter Oak Cultural Center or last night at Scott Turner Schofield's show at Real Art Ways.
I reconnected with the radical and wonderful group Queers without Borders, and also enjoyed lunch in Bushnell Park at a picnic provided by Food Not Bombs.
I had vegan mac & cheese with my vegan neighbor and shared some dark chocolate with her.
I met with a Quaker Friend who came all the way from DC to spend the afternoon with me and dream and scheme about performances to come.
I met with my Support Committee who has given me on-going spiritual, moral and emotional support since 2004.
I had a long chat with a Quaker Friend in Boston who shared with me her thoughts about Quaker "eldering" so that the "minister" stays centered and grows into the work.
I attended a community panel on transgender issues and connected with local legends in the LGBTIQ movement.
I even saw my landlord, who although we live in the same house, I seem to only run into at queer performances.
I owe myself art and I often go into spiritual debt without it.
I fed on art this week, gorging on poems and fiction, then strolling through the woods. I sat like a wide-eyed child in a candy shop as Scott performed last night reminding me of the many tools, tricks and devices we have as artists to create performance magic.
For people who are artists, who do work that requires them to be present and give to others (social work, teaching, parenting, elder care, LGBTIQ Activism, etc), for people engaging in the on-going work of trauma recovery, for people desiring to move beyond Bed, Bath and Beyond, we comfort, nourishment, and time. Essentials or luxuries or both?
What about you? What has been a source of creativity, of sanity, of healthy vitality for you? What do you feed on to keep from going into soul poverty? What do you do to keep yourself grounded in reality?
Those should not be hard questions, but I find that they are. I am on a forced retreat from many things but find myself going too much. I thank you for the questions. I'm so glad that you were able to feed your soul and refresh your body and spirit.
Food prepared and served with happiness and kindness feeds me on many levels. As in Like Water for Chocolate, I believe we transfer emotions and ideas into the food we prepare. Lying in grass – any time of day or night. Disconnecting from electrical devices and responsibilities allows relaxation that is hard for me to achieve otherwise. Also people-watching, especially from a kind of a secluded place on a busy street. I love writing stories about the people I see, whether or not those stories ever make it to paper. WIND fills me up and calms me down, as does water.
Where in Canada are you coming?
Chiming in late, but so inspired by folks like you, Peterson.
The ground under my feet feeds my soul.


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Q: Wrong table used when running tests Django Pycharm I used inspectdb to import the Models schema from MySQL database connected with MySQL Connector/Python.
When I run the tests, the system shows:
django.db.utils.ProgrammingError: Table 'test_mydb.cards' doesn't exist

But the table name is just mydb.cards, not test_mydb.cards
Why is this prefix being added? My app's name is just container.

A: Django uses unittest module for testing, also it creates a blank database for testing as tests should be run ideally always on same blank database or fixtures filled database.

Tests that require a database (namely, model tests) will not use your
  "real" (production) database. Separate, blank databases are created
  for the tests.
Regardless of whether the tests pass or fail, the test databases are
  destroyed when all the tests have been executed.

Check out if you are having migration sorted for the table test tries to access, as all tables that don't have migrations aren't accessible to test suite without monkeypatching or workarounds

A: I found the reason: I had managed property to False in models.py Class Meta for each table. I never set it there myself, it is the default after doing inspectdb.
Please read: Django Models Options: Managed